Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 20, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextI J LOCAL and On Vacation Qfficer Charles Neal of the state police force and his family have gone to Rose burg where they will spend a two weeks' vacation. McClung Home George Mc Clung Is In the city on a 30-day leave from the merchant marine and is with his wife and daugh ter at the family home, 335 Ed wards street. 4 9 Visiting Parents Pvt. Myron Corcoran will leave Medford next Wednesday for Camp Polk, La., following a 10 day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Corcoran, Route 2, Box 445. Pvt. Corcoran is with an armored division and will re port for overseas duty. r Harrison On Furlough Pvt. R. M. Harrison arrived home Wednesday on a 30-day furlough following his return July 11 to the U. S. from France. Harrison, who wears the presidential unit citation, is visiting his wife, Route 2, Box 310, and his moth er, Mrs. J. H. Pine, Route 4, and other relatives. He was with the 22nd infantry o the 4th division and will report to Camp Beal, Calif. Visiting Parents First Lt. and Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain are in Medford on a week's leave from Camp Stoneman, Pittsburg. Cal., visiting at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cham berlain of Eagle Point, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Purdin, 335 Fair mount avenue. Also here, en route from Victorville army sir field, Cal., to Ft. Lewis, Wash., or I.t and Mrs. W. C. Purdin. ,; V VlSlling 01 UlC nuuic ui nt i .lieutenant's parents on Fair- . in . . . u v. , r , moum avenue. iJt. x-uium aaa been at Victorville since his re turn some weeks ago from over seas duty. NEW SUNDAY Until further notice we will be open Sundays from . . . 2:00 P. M. MARKET itrilii iMaamnmrT-rrr - MirwiMawrn BUY WAR BONDS s A RAY'S MODERN MUSIC TO At Cool, Roomy ERRICK'S ONE TICKET Admits You to BOTH M'crriek'i and Dreamland Dance at DREAMLAND Old Time Music-Everyone Invited PERSONAL CALENDAR Friday 8 p. m. Oregon State College meeting, courthouse auditorium, for all graduating high school seniors and parents interested in college, Saturday 8 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge, lawn party, home of Jane Mc Carty, Orchard Home drive, vice grand, assisted by Noble grand Carolyn Edwards. Husbands in vited. For transportation call Bess Dyer. Sunday 1 p. m. Col Sargent Camp and auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, Ashland park for annual picnic. Bring basket lunch. Auxiliary will furnish ice cream, coffee and cream. 8:30 p. m. Pot-luck dinner, Adarel Chapter No. 3, O. E. S.. at home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Spencer. Visiting members wel come, bring own service. Visiting Her Mrs. R. A. Jones and children, Bobby and Teddy, of Beleflower, Calif., are visiting relatives and friends in Talent and vicinity. To Iowa Mrs. Virginia Hos ick left July 11 for Clinton, la., to be with her husband, Cpl. Joseph R. Hosick, who recently returned from overseas in the European theatre of war. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Buchanan, Miss June Hume of San Francisco, and Mrs. Mina Wilson of San Leandro. Calif., have been visiting relatives and friends in Medford, on vacation from their homes in California. They left Wednesday for Van couver, B. C. " From Klamath Coxwain and Mrs. Jesse H. Coleman and chil dren are visiting this week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coleman, 1026 West Tenth street. Coleman, on leave from the navy at Klamath Falls, will leave with his family Sun day to report back to the base. Reports to Base Steve Zwan, AMMlc, left Medford this morning after spending the past week visiting his sister and brother-in-law, . Mr. and Mrs. Virgil O. Anderson, 717 West 14th street. Zwan will report back to the naval base at Pasco, Wash. Tengwald Home Cpl. Victor Tengwald arrived home this morning from Ft, Lewis, Wash., where he received an honorable discharge from the army follow ing service with the 106th divi sion in the European theater. His brother, Carl Y. Tengwald, re sides in Medford. KIP BALLROOM AT THE NAT SAT. NITE DANCE w A 1:00 r a. m. r I Bike Stolen Ed Clark, 1017 West Tenth street, reported to local police yesterday the theft of his World bicycle some time Wednesday night from In front of a local theater. The bike bore license No. 2. Grass Fires Two grass fires were extinguished last night by city firemen, one at the home of George Howard on Bennett street and the other at a vacant lot, 728 Catherine street. No damage was reported. Swing Sunday The Navy Mothers club will serve refresh ments at the USO Sunday after noon, It was announced today. Pies, sandwiches and salads are wanted, and members should leave food at the USO by 4 p. m. Sunday. e Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at the KP hall Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are ask ed to get in touch with the ex aminer during these hours. , e Picnic Sunday Col. Sargent camp and auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet in the Ashland Lithia park Sun day at 1 p. m. for the annual picnlo. Those attending are ask ed to bring basket lunches, and ice cream, coffee, and cream will be furnished by the auxiliary, On Leave Bill McMullln, CM 2'c, is visiting friends in the valley this week after spending 27 months on naval sea duty, during which he participated in seven major campaigns. He ex pects to be joined here later this month by his sister, June Mc Mullin, who is now a Wave, sta tioned in Utah. The two former ly resided In Phoenix. Emerson On Furlough Staff Sgt. Jack C. Emerson is in Med ford on a 5-day furlough from Camp Maxey, Texas, visiting his father, W. J. Emerson of- 408 Alice street. Emerson arrived Tuesday night. A Medford high school graduate of 193S, he has been In the service nearly four years, 34 months of which have been in overseas duty. Medal Awarded The purple heart medal has been awarded posthumously to William Lyman Jackson, chief pharmacist's mate, for wounds received in action and which resulted In his death, aboard the carrier "Ben Frank lin" on March 19. The carrier was engaged in attacking the Japanese fleet in the inland sea when Jackson was killed. Hera From Navy R U f u s Vounger, EM l'c, is visiting his wife, daughter and parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Younger, until August 12 on leave from the na vy seabees at Camp Parks, Calif. Younger just returned from the Pacific where he has spent the past 29 months. His wife and daughter reside at the Perrydale orchard and his parents at 611 West Eighth street. Jones' Here Capt. and Mrs. W. Garland Jones are visiting for a few days at the home of Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter on the Old Stage road. Capt. Jones arrived in this country only a few days ago after 11 months in the Euro pean theatre, and Mrs. Jones went to Portland to meet him before returning here. Capt. Jones has a 30-day leave before reporting for further duty. Leave For Duty Pvt. Allen Sterton and Pvt. Spencer Brom ley left the city yesterday for further service with the air corps following 15-day furloughs here. Sterton visited his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sterton, 716 West 14th street, and Pvt. Bromley was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown, Route 1, Central Point. Bromley will re port to Scott Field, near Chica go, and Sterton to Keesler field, Miss. Apply For Permits The fol lowing applied for building per mits at the office of the city su perintendent during the last three days: Earl S. Johnson, 243 North Ivy street, $150 to repair porch; A. W. Walker, 415 East Main street, $1000, repair busi ness building floor; S. A. Brown ing, 101 Almond street, $90, re shingle residence; R. A. Brewer, 307 Laurel street, $400, enclose and reroof porch; Dick Baize, 41 Hawthorne ' street, $800, tear down and reconstruct residence; J. F. Hamilton, 722 Palm street, $2500, erect residence and gar age, and John P. Hartsook, 414 Alice street, $400, general re pairs to residence. Cold Drinks Ssftdwtch.s, Ctiiie Sty I. EVERY SAT. NITE At fha PletartsqM WAGON . WHEEL Phone 6213 for Reservations, for PRIVATI PARTIES Lake J9St5 . - Mem Telephotot Great Lakes passenger liner "Harmonic" alter It caug ht fire at Port Edward, Ont with 12& passengers aboard. Small boat shown In foreground stands by 10 take off survivors. Hre syrcid to vessel from Uie WOO-foot-long treigui duuu. w oicn were leveled by uie maze. Oa Leave John William Mar lette. Jr., AMM2C, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Marlette, Sr., 211 Laurel street, arrived home last Friday from the naval air base at San Pedro, Calif., and is spending a two weeks' leave with his parents. Marlette served with the naval air corps in the South Pacific for one year. Potluck Dinner A potluck dinner has been planned by Adarel chapter No. 3, O.E.S. of Jacksonville, to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Spencer at the end of King's highway, Sunday at 6:30 p. m. Visiting members are Invited, and those attending are asked to bring service. Wave Here Mary Wall,' sea man second class in the Waves, was In Medford for few hours last night, visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Alice Boshears, and daughter, Jo Carolyn, 404 S. Grape street. Miss Wall left to return to her station at Solo mon, Md., about 70 miles from Washington, D. C. Lion Partv Members of Olive Rebekah lodge and their husbands are invited to attend a lawn party Saturday at 8 p. m. f fh hnm of Jane McCarty. Orchard Home drive, vice grand of the lodge. Mrs. Mccarty win be assisted by Carolyn Edwards, noble grand. For transportation call Bess Dyer, chairman. Gets Bronsa Star Major Carl R. Holmgren, whose wife, Mar garet M., resides at 815 East Main street, has been awarded the bronze star, according to a release from the public re'atlons section, European theatre of ocerations. Major Holmgren participated in the Rhlneland and central Europe campaigns. In Corvallls Pvt. Dwight Zu laf has reported for duty at Ore gon State college, Corvallls, Ore., for participation in the ASTRP, according to word from the college. Pvt. Zulaf will re ceive two terms of college edu cation before reporting for active duty with the army. A former student at Phoenix high school and University of Oregon, he Is the son of Raymond Zulaf, box 72, Phoenix, and was active in athletic and musical groups of the schools. Bronsa Star News of the award of the bronze star to Capt. Mansel S. Slaughter of the 91st Infantry division has been re ceived by local friends of the captain, who was stationed at Camp White with the division for several months. The award was made for "meritorious serv ice in combat" from July 13, 1944 to May 2, 1945, according to the citation. Originally from Louisiana, Capt, Slaughter was a second lieutenant when he ar rived at Camp White, and has risen to the rank of captain. JOINS "FATHER'S OUTFIT Portland, Me. (U.R Lt. Cot. William D. Veazle, a chaplain and former Portland minister, was in hia office in a bomb wrecked building somewhere in Belgium when his soldier-son, whom he hadn't seen In two years, unexpectedly walked In to tell him he was assigned to his father's outfit Some 17,000 farm dwellers are killed In accidents yearly In this country, equal to wiping out the entire populations of Astoria and Bend. Cloainf time for Classified Ads S:30 i m. Too Late to Classify 1S:1S p. m- 4 Mllet from Medford on Griffin Creek Road DANCING STARTS AT 9 Music by Musical Mountaineers. Th Wagon Wheelerst Liner Burns, Hurting 200 - . .1 M 'i-:T--.lit-; warning.' 1ST St. Stephen's, Navy Church in the South Pacific, takes no chances. Beside the door is the "Warning," that there will be absolutely no loitering, beer drinking or card playing inside the Church. Photo reached Episcopal Church headquarters ihroueh Lt. John C, Knight. Court Records Justice Court Emmett Marion Gott, no tail light, cited. Charles Valandlngham Pratt, one license plate, cited. Russell Dean Showmaker, driving motor vehicle while un der influence of intoxicating liquor, fined court costs of $4.50 and given jail sentence of 60 days, suspended for one year; California driver's license sur rendered. James Vincent Graves, failure to stop at stop sign, cited. Louis Lester Putman, no li cense on motor vehicle, cited. TOWER OF TOOTHPICKS Chicago U.fi Peter Ohlweln, 13, of Highland Park, 111., has a r- mwm ENDS SATURDAY He fold lo spend one million dollars In 60 days! f DIN NT! OVBfl . HtllN WA1KII t SUNDAY! 'ft nUvf 0,iM V V 4. v novel use for toothpicks. He has constructed a seven-foot repro duction of the Eiffel tower In Paris from 36,000 toothpicks. T.3 Late to Classify PADLOCKgTAll prlcfl. SIMS BROS. FROZEN Oven-baked beans, Blrda'- jsye orann. Just maw ana eat. PIGGLY WIGGLY C2U South Riverside FOR SLE Single axle logging trail- er. air ruDDer. N. itiverside. FOR SALE R.C.A. Radio and doublet barrel L. c. bnuui anotuun. First house on right. West, past Mat- Im-tf Grocery on West Main. BOY 15 wants work. Phone 45Z3. GALVANIZED WARE. Rural Mat! Boxe-. Garbage Cans. Water Buckets now in stocK. muumahu isrtua. PJfAn A beautiful locaUon OzJUU Rogue river. Small cabin. - nrKtnr, u'lIP, (Vilfnl One acre of ground. Fine soil. BROWN & WHITE AGENCY Shrtdv Cove Office Phone Trail nil flASHLIGHT BATTERIES AU S l7.es now in slock, situs urius. CC7rA 0n HlghwayfJb, between l)J3J Medford and Ashland. 3.8 Y acres, modern bouse, out buildings, a nice borne. AU under Irrigation. BROWN Si WHITE AGENCY 104 West Main 9500 37 Acres, free irrigation. gnrden land, pavement. School bus route, clover crop. Four-room, almost new house, Sartl;.' modern, 9 fine milch cowt, hellers, team, all farm machinery. milklns machine, barn, large spring, shade, nice garden, pressure pump, fruit trees, berries. See A. F. Flow ers, broker, some terms, 203 South Holly. sTnO Eft Sewing Machine, h-eadle-style, good working condition. $30. C. F. Lane, first house right hand side r.i G Street. Jacksonville. BICYCLE TIRES When you think of bike tires think of SIMS BROS. ATTENTION Eaglet and Auxiliary FREE DANCE SAT. NITE i a.m. JULY 21 EAGLES' HALL 219 W Main Fine Music MM HT ymnivm r f ft- 5' A -U J) to tsWLirrifcifi m fi 11 1 1 mm - m Friday. July 20 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE BICYCLE PEDALS With heavy rub- oer ireaas. aims uuua. FOR SALE Restaurant in mall mill town doing a good Dimness. "Chap i Plac" Myrtle Creek, Oregon. HOUSE Tor Sale by owner, 4 rooms. lnrge back porch, shade, city wa ter, tights, furniture, 626 Park Place. No. 5. FOR SALE Couch; china closet; ra- dto-pnonograph; single Toastmaster electric Casserole; waffle iron; glnssware; knit chair cover: Hamilton-Bach mixer; old-fashioned wash stand set; wash boiler. Box 83t-A, Kings Highway. FROZEN Oven-baked beans, Birds'- sy Dranct. just maw and eat. PIGGLY WIGGLY Biitj South RWarsida GIRL will cars tor small child In your nome rreter west ime, experi enced. S2& Benson St. WANTED Driver ' and " Salesman. Medford Fuel Co. FOR SALE cSeneraT Electric stove wlth'vyn. I'M N. Riverside. CRQQVKT SETS SIMS BR55T" WANTED Dishwasher and lady for fountain work. Huson'a Confection T cy- FOR SALE 1934 Terra plane ' sedan, 9200. OPA ceiling. Wtllard St., Ar nold. Fourth housa oa West Pine. uentrai faint. FURNITURE MOVING Regular Van Service, state or nationwide. Phone 3868. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.. 40 S Fir St. STORAGE SERVICE Two-story brick ouiiuing, iiirniiure cireiuiiy nan died, personal lockers City Trans fer tc Storage. Pbone 4864. 38 S. Fir Street. FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES Three slies. B1MS BROS. FRESH FROZEN Crushed Pineapple. No points required. Just In time for Aprkol season. PIGGLV WIGGLY 528 South Riverside WANTED TO RENT Two bdroom housi before August 0th. Write M. J. Harper. Central Point, Box 104. LOST Child's pet dog. WHite shorP haired mongrel, short legs, 4 yra. old, approximate weight 10 - 18 lbs. Ans wo rs to name of Buster. Wear ing Klamath County license, 1944. Reward. Jeff L. Dennis. 110 Elm St- B1CYCLF BASKETS All metal pre- warjquality. SIMS BROS. GOOD slxe utlfify trailer. Itcht weight I Pendleton saddle, iron horse culti- vator and single trees, scythe, bi cycle 3 rain barrels, plums. Phona I 5057. FOR SALE Eight-root Case Combine, I 9275. E. W. Gcbhard, Rt 2. Old Cen- I troi point nighway, Z'b miles from Medford across from GUman's Dairy. BICYCLE CHAIN GUARDS AH me tal. Price reduced. SIMS BROS. FRESH FROZEN Crushed Pineapple. No p tints required. Just in time for Aprlcat season, PIGGLY WIGGLY S28 South Rlversida sM ENDS SATURDAY THE THREE STOOGES in "ROCKIN' in the ROCKIES" PLUS THE ANDREWS SISTERS In "HER LUCKY NIGHT" SUNDAY is JOHNNY RICHARD ARLEN CHtRYLWALrtK f& ROGER PRYOR Y,ifc, IT'S FUN WHILE IT LASTS! SHORT SUBJECTS BICYCLE INNER TUBES See our xtra heavy-duty Inner tube, thorn proof and puncture resistant. SIMS BROS. amisffiiiiQita TODAY THRU SATURDAY RICHARD DIX in "THE KANSAN" - PLUS CHESTER MORRIS In "Gambler's Choice" STARTS SUNDAY "THE STOHY of DR. WASSEL" with GARY COOPER PLUS - ' - esl.tgtrali VWI 'ffl VIZ 1 i wlh JACKIE MORAN PAT PARRISH MEL TORME ARNOLD STANG SKINNAY ENNIS CURRENT NEWS - fe..'- ' g& 1 1