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LOCAL and Bike Stolen A black bicycle belonging to a Mr. Sweney, 1013 West 9th street, was reported stolen sometime Saturday night Irom In front of the skating rink, police said today. Her On Butineii Mrs. E. L. Henninger of Roseburg arrived In Medford this morning, and will be in the city several days attending to property interests. Mrs. Henninger, a former resi dent of Medford, is staying at the Holland hotel. Sergeant Home Sgt. Roy E. Lay, who arrived home July 20 on emergency furlough due to the illness of his father, Vernon Lay, 243 South Central avenue, will leave Jsunday to report back io the air base at banta Ana, Calif. His father is said to be recovering satisfactorily. Boy Missing Lawrence Tur ner, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Turner, Grants Pass, was re ported to city police yesterday as missing from his home at Grants Pass since Friday after noon. Last seen near Ruch, Ore., he was said to be wearing a blue shirt and trousers and was barefooted. Taylor Promoted Clyde S. Taylor, 112 Mistletoe street, has been promoted from second class rating to metalsmith first class, according to notice from his headquarters in the Caribbean area. Entering the navy in Janu ary, 1944, Taylor has been in that area since his enlistment. . Roberts On Leave Lt. (j.g.) Dale Maurice Roberts and wife of San Francisco, are in the city Vyisiting at the home of the lieu tenant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David D. Roberts, 32 Rose ave nue. Lt. Roberts, who just re turned from 29 months in the Pacific, will report to the San Francisco naval base at the end of a ten day leave. Visit Friends Flight Officer and Mrs. Farrel Snider visited friends in Grants Pass Friday They arrived in Medford last week from Long Beach, where Snider has been stationed as a ferry pilot. The officer reports on expiration of his leave at Nashville, N. C, for overseas as signment, and Mrs. Snider plans to make her home here. Corporal Home T5 Gilbert Knips arrived Thursday night from Ft. Lewis, Wash., to spend a 30-day furlough with his wife at the family home, 813 West -Thirteenth street. Cpl. Knips served 31 montns witn me sig nal corps in the European thea ter and wears three bronze bat tle stars. He will report next to Leemore field in California. Jensen Coming Cpl. John Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen, 418 Park street, is ex pected to arrive home soon on furlough after nearly a year of overseas duty in Germany. A graduate of St. Mary's Academy here. Jensen attended Oregon State College where he was member of Theta Chi fraternity before entering the army. To Grants Pass Miss Helen Thompson, who has seryed as clerical assistant at Jackson county selective service board No. 2 since November, 1942, has received a transfer to Josephine county selective service board No. 1 at Grants Pass. Miss jiJT'hompson will be clerk for the orants Pass board. She Is the daughter of Mrs. A. Orin Schenck, 29 Summit avenue. Hoekenyos Dies Johan Fred erick ("Dutch") Hoekenyos. 60. a native of Jacksonville and for mer resident of Medford, died last week at his home in Port land, according to word received here. Son of John and Eva Hock nyo, early settlers in the Rogue River valley, he attended the Medford schools. Hoekenyos had been in the construction business several years, and was construc tion superintendent for the Ross B. Hammond company since 1939. Survivors include his wife, Nellie Hoekenyos: sisters, Mrs. Rose Gross. Mrs. Minnie Norcross and Mrs. Freda Pabcock. all of Oakland. Cal., and brother, Wil liam Hoekenyos, Bellingham. FE SALE ONE COMPLETE SAWMILL BLOWER SYSTEM 40 hp., 1800 RPM, 440 volt motor One 45-inch fan and extrance cone Approximately 180 feet of 19-inch discharge pipe. One 5-inch teparator. TO BE SOLD AS A UNIT ONLY ALSO one 8-iaw foot operated trimmer. ROGUE RIVER LUMBER Rogue River, Oregon . HI' PERSONAL CALENDAR 12:30 p. m. Get-Together club, pot ldck luncheon, Eagles hall. 2:00 p. m. Adult Missionary ,.,g, reuowsnip room of wiuisnan cnurcn. 2:00 p. m. Leisure Day club, dessert luncheon, home of Mrs. Ben Music, 817 N- Holly street Jennings' Here Robert G. Jennings, recently discharged frdm the Philadelphia naval hos pital, arrived in Medford with his wife and sons Friday night and is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Frances Sim cox, Tribune apartments. Jen nings served overseas with the first marine division. Visits Mother Joubert B. Hurd, son of Mrs. E. H. Hurd, 1136 West 10th street, was in Medford last week visiting his mother. Hurd resides in PinH. mont, Calif., and is associated with the Alexander and Baldwin company of San Francisco. Mrs. Hurd's daughter. Miss Anna Hurd, returned to Portland Sun- aay evening after spending a few weeks here. Miss Hurd is a member of the staff of the Coun cil of Social Agencies of Port land. Housing Refusal To Army Families Is Problem Here Refusal of property owners to allow service families with young children to occupy their houses and apartments has priven to be the greatest diffi culty encountered by the army navy billeting office which was recently opened in the Rogue Transit bus terminal, according to a report from the office today Some 30 service families are awaiting housing, according to First Sgt. Jay Sacouety, and the main problem is the refusal to take in families with children. Furnished and unfurnished apartments and houses are in the greatest demand, it was said, and local residents who have ac commodations of any kind are asked to call at the office or telephone 3092. Foots Creek Fire Soon Controlled Fire of undetermined origin burned over between 70 and 100 acres of land in the Fools Creek district before being brought un der control by state forest patrol crewmen, it was reported today by a patrol dispatcher. The blaze started on property owned by Dr. F. A. Freeburger. Three small fires in the Union Creek district, started by light ning Friday night, have been con- trolled by suppression crews of the Rogue River National For est Service, according to head quarters here. Craft Articles Are Placed on Display A display of craft articles made at the Salvation Army summer camp located at Lake O' Woods, which closed July 19, is featured In the window of the Chamber of Commerce building, 123 West Main street. The articles, made by some 140 children who attended the camp, include hand woven bas kets, painted pine cones, rag dolls and colorful wall plaques and will be on display until Aug. 10. Court Records State Police Edward Leonard Birk, no tall light, cited. Bill Clair Jones, one head light, no operators license, cited. William Beard David, no op erators license, cited. Stephen Abston, passing with insufficient clearance, cited. CLOSE OPA OFFICES Sacramento, July 30 (U.R) Confirming orders were issued in Washington today closing the Sacramento and Fresno district offices of price administration and transferring their functions to San Francisco effective Oct. 1. . . Phone Rogue River 5 DesfgnecJ foF . - I. . a Passengers riding high under the glass ceiling of the Vista Dome car ol the Burlington Railroad during test run. The car (lower photo) was de signed to enhance the visual pleasures of traveling. The glass Is raj resistant. GERMAN OFFICIAL 3 Berlin, July 30 (U.R) The Germans officially listed their army, navy, and air losses from the start of the war through Nov. 30, 1944, at 3,625.354 kill ed, missing, or captured. Discovered among official documents the total included 1,- 911,300 killed, 435,853 missing and Internees, with 278,201 pris oners of war. The documents were consider ed authentic and intelligence of ficers said there was no reason to doubt them. In addition there were 438,352 discharges, with 732 deserters unapprehended, making a total of ineffectives of 4,064,438. British official losses from Sept. 3, 1939, to May 31, 1945, read: 233,042 killed, 57,472 miss ing, 275,975 wounded, 183,849 prisoners of war, for a total of 750,338. Canada's casualties were: 36, 018 killed, 2.866 missing, 53,073 wounded, 9,051 prisoners of war for a total of 101,008. Australia's were: 21.415 kill ed, 6,519 missing, 37,477 wound ed, 26,800 prisoners of war, for a total of 92,211. The entire British empire had 336,772 killed, 98,113 missing, 468,388 wounded, 330,523 pris oners of war. BIRTHS BISHOP To Mr. and Mrs. Bob O., Star route, Shady Cove, July 30, 1945, a girl, seven pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. BUSH To Mr. and Mrs James T., Route 1, box 174, Cen tral Point, July 30, 1945, a girl. THE GOAT RIDES HE'S PAINTED ON There fent much room for civilian travel on Greet North ern's Empire Builder. Even our famous Rocky Mountain goat couldn't ride every day f he weren't peiotod on the locomotives. j Transporting troops on regular and special traine 'm Great Northern's moet important duty. These are the trips that are really nccoary. !h roiir lval aeit or wrll toi Sight-Seeing (nuts: id -t Jl Mv (Acme Telephoto) IVfc pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital., E injiMPr L Washington, July 30 (U.R) Senators were told today there is a "glut of lamb and beef" in southern California but that 90 per cent of the restaurants in the area may have to close down for lack of red points to buy it. This information was con tained in a telegram froml Wil liam W- Bradford, Los Angeles, executive vice president of the Southern Califorr i i Restaurant association. Sen. Kenneth S. Wherry, R., Neb-, read the telegram at a Senate Small Business subcom mittee inquiry into the results of the recent 20 per cent reduc tion in red points for restaurants. Mrs. Catherine Guyon, a com mittee investigator who has Just returned from a special trip to Grand Island, Neb., and Olym- pia, Wash., told the group that restaurants in these two cities likewise may have to close down for lack of red points. "In Grand Island," she said, "Food isn't the problem it's red points. There is no scarcity of meat. One restaurant owner said he could literally reach over the fence and get everything he wanted but he wanted to do it legally." 4 Medford Girls Called by WAVES Seattle, July 30 Elizabeth Lee Buckingham. 236 S. Central; Kuth Nadine Childs. Route 1. box 368; Beverly Jean Leach, Route 2, box 191, and Jerri Ice Lovejoy, 120 Ashland avenue, all of Medford, who enlisted re T, L. blSCHOFF, Tmv. PaM Ajjt. S30 American Bank Bill?., BEacon 273 Portland 3, Oregon SPIKE THE JAP-GET A RAILWAY JOB NOW! cently In the WAVES, nav been called to active duty, and ord ered to report to the Naval Training school, New York City, on Aug- 9, 1949. Too Late to Classify CLOSTNO TTRfl FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS 4 P M. SATURDAY Du to the large volum of Sun day Want Ad w find It neces sary to move the closing tune up to 4 p m., on Saturday. PLEASE REMKMBERI WANTED By perm nenFTeil Jen t mall unfurnished Apt., or house, close In. Phone 5319 after six. WANTKD By returned VeTTlace to live. Rent or buy. City or suburban. Phone 3433. FOR SALE Modern. 6 -room plastered house, well built, good location. Immediate possession. Box 3367 Tri bune. FOR SALE Whitewood bedroom set, complete with springs and new inner-spring mattress. $50. Davenport and chair, $50. Two kitchen chairs, fruit jars with bands. 40c: child's roller skates; toboggan sled; other articles. Call after 6 p. m., 510 S. Grape St. FOR R ENT Two-room apartment. No cnunrcn or qrinnert. ojp . central LOST Young grey fox. Return to 421 S Front. Phona 3679. Reward- FOR SALE Good M ft. Cedar boat. Phonrt 4970. RADIO SERVICE Repairs on Ward's radios. All models, promptly and dependably, portable and farm pack batterits available In most sizes. Brintf your radio in for the correct size battery or for service, to WARD'S SERVICE DEPT. GREEN Beans for canning ready, on Old Stage road on N. edge of Jack- Bunvuie. pugs piace. FOR SALE Upright piano. Bruns wick phonograph and 65 records. 638 Blvd.. Ashland. FOR SALE; Corn. 1 mile from end of King St., King's Highway, Box 530-A. I OR SALE Child! pre-war roller skates. Phone 5354. LOST Black billfold, containing gas ration "A" 702-063 and currency. Return to Oregon Granite Co.. Front and Fourth St., Liberal re ward E A. HlCkS. FOR SALE Trailer house, Rt. 4, Box 361. north of Ever-Shady Auto park. FOR SALE Peach plums. 12ic per lb. Ford V- radiator, $740. Phone 3814. WANTED TO BUY Electric refrlrer- ator or ice dox. Tribune box 3iuz. FOR SALE One ton flat bed truck. 1025 Ford rebuilt. 2 speed rear end. Good pre-war rubber. Phone 6375. prrnj Four acres Ladlno clover, 030vv nice 6-room modern house, T cooler for fruit, double garage, woodshed, deep well and electric pump. r7rA Half Acre pears, 4-room SO I DU house and bath, all furnl lure except personal be longings. This Is nicely furnished In cluding electric refrigerator and electric stove. 7C A 04 ft. Fronts r on East jyjl JU Main or lJut ol an Y acre. Four-room house and hath Chicken house, garage and 11 large cherry trees. (TOO A A Five-room modern house, 2 iJjZUU bedrooms, breakfast nook, v laundry tubs, garage. Lot 26,000 1B0 Acre stocK Kancn. 95 Acres free water, 16 cows and 10 head of younp stuff. Good range, all farm equipment, milking machine, and other things too numerous to men- 1 lion. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Medford Grants Pass Next to Bruce Bauer on South Riverside Phone 5390 P. O. Box 0 C41 Aft "ne acre five-roomTfiouse. ij41lU K"-age, barn, garden, pas v ture. close In. $3700 Five-room house, close in on pavement. Shade. $6300 Beautiful home and grounds, excellent condition. H. G. WILSON, Real Estate 7 Chestnut Phone 4644 rrm ft a i rVncimm cleaner, call be" tween a and 12 Tuesday a. m., 216 Sou tli Orange. FRYERS FOR SALE Alfred Schroe rter coal Mine Road. Rt. 4, Box 195 MIDWAY AUCTION YARD SALf Thursday, August 2. Eight head of Whlt?-Face cows with calves; 8 head of White-Face springer cows. 18 head of White-Face yearling steers and heifers. 1 rertstereo wniie-race Ki.ii On rffiiered Shorthorn bull. (3 yrs. oldt; 12 head of Holstein teeacr sirers. n""u uuimi tvpe butcher cattle and milch cows, In the misc., 2 units Surge milking machine, with 5 outlets, t'i hp. gasoline motor. (Brims Stratton). W. J. t Bill i Bray, Auctioneer. N. A. Mead. Clerk. ArrirAnif FOR SALE Have you seen that new suoaivision un iyik - Highway? 17 2-aere tracts, 6 min utes from center of city. Informa tion at 147 Nortn Hoiiy. WANTED Furnished apartment, close In, by local school teacner, perma nent resident. Phone 2518. WANTED TO BUY OR RENT One bedroom, modern house, with or without furniture. Will rent Apart ment. Phone 2708. LADY'3 Purse lost at Wagon Wheel, Saturday night, containing pair of ft asses, billfold, etc. Please return contents and keep money. Miss Field. 502 Haven. FOR SALE Small enameled wood- range, circulating heater, library table. Can be seen at 1510 Bryant. W A NTE D Orchard foreman for 30 acre pear orchard. Located ntar Phoenix. Orchard Is free soil and easily worked. No house furnished. In applying state age. and previous experience. Tribune Box 3374. FOR SALE Purebred Toy Boston puppies. Can be seen at Rogue Small Animsi nospiiai, FOR SALE Three acres clover and rye-grass, standing. 124-A, Spring 6 treat. EXP. Waitress Wanted. Apply Jack- son noiei. WANTKD TO BUY Two or three bedroom modern house, close In. Cash. Tribune Box 1327. WANTED Ticket clerk. Apply Jack son Hotel. Mr. Robinson or Mr. Boyd FIREPROOF INSULATION Granu lated mineral fill Insulation, 81.30 bag will cover 70 sq. ft. 1 inch deep. WARD'S BUILDING SUPPLY DEPT. ATTENTION Sawmill nd Veneer mill workers, apply at our office at the end of N. Central Ave., for po " sitions now open. TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. RENEW the natural beauty of your floors, with our ''Handy Sandy" floor sender. It Is easy to use, quiet and absolutely dustless. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape CURTAIN RODS White enamel, all metal extension curtain rods with fillinr. 25c each. Limit 2 uer cus tomer. WARD'S DRAPERY DEPT. SEMI-LUSTR E produces a satin finisK that covers well and Is washable. It is made in beautiful colors and can be used In any room in your home or office. Use it for walls and wood work and enjoy the pleasantness that comes from blends of color that have been developed by color artist of the Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. You may obtain Semi-Lustre at your Sherwin-Williams Paint Store, Hub bard Bros. Inc. Phone 21B8, Main and Riverside. WANTED Two bwroom furnished house by Aug. 1st for couple and baby Permanent. Box 133 Tribune. ROCK WOOL Granulated Rock Wool 26 lb. bag only $1-25. Deluxe Rock Wool In rolls. Covers 50 sq. ft 3 Inches deep, only $3.88 tn WARD'S BUILDING SUPPLY DEPT. c a CAf"If yu Uka to hunt or ,Un' tJT JUv this n Plc y have been looking for. 20 acres, 8 acres bottom land, 3b acres Irri gated. New house, full basement. Lou of trees and shade. Live stream through property, ideal for Beaver ranch 25 minutes drive from Med ford. We know this place will appeal to you so let us take you out and look lt over. Half cash, balance. terms, SUMO 1 Eight acres Irrigated, with partially completed own- lng. Just a few minutes' drive from Medford on excellent road Immediate possession, lerms. fffilAA 38 Acres, unimproved, ftn M lUU 9t " in the Valley, close v to Medford. Ideal for sub dividing sin son 30 Acres, IS acres Irri gated, balance waster 7 water. Dwell ins and out-bull dings. This Is an excellent buy and possession can be given im mediately. Terms. CCCAft-20 Acres, 14 cultivated. 2DJUU New 4-room house, out v buildings. Lots of ahade and family orchard. Just a few min utes' drive from Medford. Taxes only 842. ftp AAABUVS on ot n finest OlJ.uUU walnut orchards In the Y v?w - valley. 20 acres. lrrirt ed. Just coming Into bearing. Small house and barn. Half cash, balance ( terms. Some real money can be made on this property. C7CAA""20 Acre on Crater Lake tJ I JUu Highway. 4-room house, " . - nuthulldlnM. Creek through property. Cows and eaiitpment co with the place. $25,000" znv Acres, it miles irtrni Medford. New house and lame barn. All In cultivation. Owner must sell. This la a real ranch and a money maker. LET US sell you a two acre tract In ft new subdivision Just opened up on King's Highway. $R30 and 81050. Now ready for development. This Is lust the place to build your new home. TENGWALD AGENCY REALTORS Holly Theatre Building "On the Corner" BLOW TORCH Small half pint torch es, handy around the shop or home, lust received In WARDS HARD WARE DEPT. FOR SALE 30-40 Craig, good condl tlon. 120 N. Central, Barber Shop. Good beer With a good book, your favorite radio program, or just relaxing, a glass of light OLYMPIA adds to your comfort. rsssf "It's ttte'Water" that' makes i jit OtTMHA WK Monday, July 30. 1945 WANTED Sheep pasture, good grain stubbie, lotus, clover or alfalfa. Call, write or phone V. J. Phllippi, eo mrrricH motor inn. f none xajs YOUNG MAN for receiving and stock room work. See Mr. Beebe at WAKOS. STOCK FENCING Several sizes now In stock. Ask for Chris Kenney In WrtHUS MHM UEr'AHTMEWT. KEEP your house cooler this summer with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tens Call us tor Information. BIG PINES LUMBER CO OVERALLS AND CANVAS GLOVES can now he ordered through WARD'S CATALOG DEPT. WE CLEAN RUGS any size, any kind We call for and deliver 3 or more 28 S Grape Phone 7244 EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 2x4'a to 1x12a LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY CA MER ON-MOFFTTT LUMBER CO So Riversidt at Barnett Rd Medlord Phone 6462 UGHT PLANT Full automatic 1000 watt light plant can be had in short iime. ask rrancis L. Hommenieu in WARD'S ELECTRICAL DEPT. W ANTE D Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed Phone 2117 Riverside Market RADIO REPAIRS Bring your radio to the shop for repairs or adjust ments Prompt and dependable serv ice at WARDS SERVICE DEPT. SAVE HED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise. Phone 2117. Riverside Market. ORDER PARTS for your McCormlck Deertng machine for fall work at CULLEN MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO., 123 S. Riverside. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALOtf Permanent Waving a Specialty. Special on cold waves Phone 2664, 120 N. Central A lr conditioned NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 cerU grade red cedar shingles Big Pines Lum ber Co. BICYCLE TIRES ANb"TUBE5"and bicycle accessories available In WARD 8 SPORTING GOODS DEPT COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill, Serving fried chicken every day ex cept Monday Phona 25 L Under same management CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR S.v, Tim.. Cash and Gal Call Automobll. Market, rrlcndly Medford Dealer. Pli. 3910 oth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US SUITCASES and over-nlghi bags now In tock In WARD'S BASEMENT. LUMBER Lumber . Nalle . Rooting; Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrewa Road Phone 2000 Medford ORCHARD LADDERS now available. See Mn. Bradihaw In WARD'S BASEMENT; MOST SIZES or International Irucki. Including Pickups, now belnp pro. duced. Particular at CULLEN MO TOR 6 IMPLEMENT CO., 123 S. mvernae. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hem at Riveralde Market. FOR SALE KcRg'a "Y" Cafe. June, tlon of Highways 87 and 09. Weed, Calif. Fully equipped. Gaa and elec trie ranffen, excellent refrigeration. Colng builneii Selling becaune of lllnetj Contact owner, M. J. Kegg, Box 424, or Phcno 323. Weed. Calli. SOAP. CI.EANErSAND WAXESn6w available In WARD'S HOUSEHOLD Save RED POINTS Buy hens at niversme marKei. WANTED Driver and Salesman. Medford Fuel Co. I Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW Merrill's Novelty Orchestra SEEK, so good IRSWlHft COM.ANV, W.MIH.IOW. U.l... PS liiaill MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE CLOTHES HAMPERS and revolving clotheslines available In WARD'S HOUSEHOLD DEPT BEAT Ease cruel smartlnc. ailnB- Ing misery of diaper rush that makes baby iretespe ei ally on sweltering nighta, Mexsaiia, soothing, mcdi HEAT cated powder quickly checks tormenfc-DAby can rest. Family favorite for ftch of minor skin troubles. CoatalUUcUet Me; Turn Your 1942 or 1941 Gar Info CASH! SEE HUMPHREY NOW to TRADE, BUY or SELL HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. TONIGHT and TUE. SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT! YEAR'S GREATEST HIT! you ' - CAM i trr TONIGHT and TUE. BASIL RATHBONE "Sherlock Holmes" PLUS gnrrrrT.;vrT.KTTrart TONIGHT and TUE. fB ROMANCE! kf' ACTION! ii f iitr "5 DEKKEft t -at?r .' ' Ctl p " v " -sna-H. . i .." PLUS MARTHA O'DRISCOLL NOAH BEERY, JR. in WEEKEND PASS h . rt irinn TBcig roowtri... ', ,?&iL i nio ciorcait I
