Sundaf, Aug. 12. 194S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
JJJMBER CONCERf
TO BUILD OFFICE
AT 8TH AND FIR
Formation of a new business
partnership in the Smith-Dynge
Lumber company, and beginning
of construction of a modern
concrete building at the corner
of Bth and Fir streets to house
the offices of the concern, were
announced today by Allen R.
Smith. Smith and G. T. (Bud)
Dynge, partners in the new com
pany, have both -been active in
the lumber business in this area
for 20 vears.
ThA siv ln(s rmrrVinsisrt from
Mrs. Callie Palm for the build
ing site give 150 foot frontage
on Fir street and 100 feet facing
8th street. The property has
been used recently for truck
storage by Ead's Transfer com
pany. The new modern building will
measure 64 by 100 feet, and will
be of reinforced concrete blocks,
Smith states. It will house
offices of the firm, and miscel
laneous items such as finishing
lumber and concrete. Lumber
yards will be located outside,
and Smith says the company
plans to construct a roof over
the yard later. Completion of
the building is expected by
Oct. 1.
Smith and his brother, Paul
A. Smith, since deceased, were
owners and operators of fhe
Rogue River Lumber company
located just across the street
from the new site, and which
was destroyed by fire in 1932.
SUB LAGARTO LOST
Washington, Aug. 11 (U.R)
The navy today announced loss
of the 1525-ton submarine La
Garto, presumably in far-eastern
waters. The vessel is overdue
from patrol and presumed lost,
the navy said, and its crew of ap
proximately 90 men are listed as
missing in action.
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THE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH
N. Central Ave. at Third St.
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A Hearty Welcome Awaits You
Sunday Services: 11 A. M., 3 P. M., 7:45 P. M.
Tuesday and Friday, 8 P. M.
Special Music Opens Sunday Evening Service
Personal Testimonies Evangelistic Preaching
"The Church Without a Collection"
'Til Be Seeing You
Joseph Cotten and Ginger
Rogers in a scene from "I'll Be
Seeing. You," co-starring Shirley
Temple and Spring Byington
through Tuesday. As a special
added attraction the Craterian is
also featuring an outstanding
musical featurette, "The Califor
nia Junior Symphony Orches-
now on the Craterian screen ' tra.
"Flying Tigers" Coming Soon
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OKE 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
pipr
One 5-ft. Separator
TO BE SOLD AS A UNIT ONLY
ALSO one 8-saw foot operated trimmer..
ROGUE RIVER LUMBER
Rogue River, Oregon . . . Phone Rogue River 5
A FRIENDLY INVITATION
To the HARD OF HEARING
o MEDFORD and Vicinity
It ii with pleasure that we announce our appointment at ACOUSTICON
dealer in this territory, and we cordially invite you to the opening of our new
offices.
Located in
Suite 407
MEDFORD CENTER BLDG.
Central at Sixth Street
MEDFORD, OREGON
On TUESDAY, AUG. 14th
through Sat., Aug. 18th
John Wayne gives last minute I Wednesday. The companion
instructions" to the men of his j feature stars Johnny Mack
command for a raid on the Japs Brown and Raymond Hatton In
in the thrilling picture, "Flying "The Stranger From Santa Fe-"
Tigers," coming to the Rialtol
four small freighters ranging
from 200 to 1,200. tons. They
left a 6,000-tonner listing badly,
and damaged two small cargo
ships and a large sailing vessel,
Everett Chapman
Back Home After
3 Years Overseas
A recent arrival in the States
is TSgt Everett Chapman after
34 months service with the 12th
Air Force in the European thea
tre. He wears the bronze star
medal awarded him for meritor
ious service as crew chief, the
presidential unit citation, good
conduct medal and pre-Pear Har
bor, American and European
theatre ribbons with eight battle
stars.
After spending a 30-day fur
lough with parents and relatives
in Arizona and southern Calif
ornia, he will report to his unit
at Golrisboro, N. C. Although he
has 126 points he has been con
sidered "essential" for the dura
tion. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Chapman, he is a native of Med
ford and attended Howard, Pros
pect and Gold Hill schools. Prior
to his enlistment in 1941 he was
employed by the Rogue River
Chevrolet Co.. He has a brother,
Delmar, in the army air forces
stationed in India where he is
an aerial gunnery instructor.
Manila, Aug. 11 (U.R) Fur
Eastern air force planes, ranging
throughout Asiatic waters,
smashed today at strained and
dwindling enemy transportation
lines after having destroyed or
; damaged 59 Japanese vessels in
a 48-hour attack.
I The attacks came -at a time
when the Japanese, suddenly
faced with a war against Rus
sia also urgently needed every
; ton of shipping that they could
i muster.
j American aircraft, sweeping
from Korea to Malaya on Sun
day and Monday, shot up virtu
ally everything that moved on
i the calm waters below them,
; B-25 medium Mitchell bomb
ers, concentrating on enemy traf
I fic in the straits between Korea
I and Japan, sank one gunboat and
IIS
ear
1 " IMRP
Is in out
standing war de
velopment which helps
u classes helo and rest eves.
Crime in todav fot absolutely free
demonstration or send for free book
Whether you wear an Acousticon or any other hearing aid or if you are hard of
hearing and not using an aid COME IN iANYWAY. If you wish, bring a friend
or relative and in their presence have your hearing for speech tested with the
NEW ACOUSTICON SPEECH-HEARING TEST which gives you a scientific answer
to your question, "Can My Hearing of Speech Be Restored to Normal?"
Enjoy a Free Demonstration of the New
WAR-BORN REVOLUTIONARY
DEVELOPMENT
"Hearing Lenses"
One of the greatest advancements ever offered the
hard of hearing.
LEARN NOW of the NEW EIGHT-POINT ACOUSTICON HEARING SYSTEM
based on U. S. GOVERNMENT RESEARCH, FINDINGS and RECOMMENDA
TIONS. This entirely new concept in aid to the hard of hearing brings you not just
a hearing aid but a complete hearing system.
There it NO OBLIGATION. It's just "'OPEN HOUSE WEEK" with ui. We're
easily accessible. You'll be cordially welcomed. MR. H. A. PAWLIK, well known
New York and Chicago laboratory hearing aid expert will be here for this opening
to conduct the tests and will be happy to answer your questions at well at to ex
plain what "Hearing Lcniet" can do for you,
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ACOUSTICON - METE CO.
Suite 407 Medford Center 81dg.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Central at 6th
Clonlnir time for Sunday Too Lata
to Classify 4 00 Saturday afternoon
Please lemember.
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If there was
a Ford in your
PAST
there undoubtedly
Is a Ford In your
PRESENT.
and we want to
keep you happy
because we both
know
"There's a
3
in your
FUTURE"
In the maritime, let ui help
keep your present car rolling
with the best possible service,
Thanka for bemj pmtimntf
Crater Lake
Motors
6th and Ivy
Prion 2297
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7 Billion Feet of It, Is Critically
Needed at Once!
The Army and Navy are asking for an all-out effort NOW
to meet increasing needs for LUMBER. Top priority it
placed upon this important war material to cinch final
victory over Japan. We must not fail to meet this call
for SEVEN BILLION FEET of lumber at once and we
cannot do our necessary wartime job without YOUR help!
DO
AT ONCE! PERMANENT
POSITIONS AFTER TRIE
WAR o GOOE) WAGES
Here's Your Opportunity to Help Meet
a Really Critical War Emergency and
Establish Yourself in a Permanent Prof
itable Post-War Employment
O EXPERIENCED LOGGERS
and SAW MILL WORKERS
Experienced Fallers and Buckers, Choker Setters and
Hookers are needed at once for our logging operations
at the town of Butte Falla, Oregon (37 miles east of Med
ford on Fish Lake Lake of the Woods road.) Newly
renovated, comfortable cabins are available,' witn tables,
chairs, bedsteads and springs, cook stoves and running
hot and cold water. Private boarding house for single
men. Grammar and high school, church and retail stores
in Butte Falls.
O ALSO MILL HANDS IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS
... In our big, modern 300-M sawmill In the city of
Medford.
This is year-around employment, with continuous timber
supply available, which will insure steady work after the
war.
Get Your Family Settled Now for
the Post-War Adjustment Period
APPLY PERSONNEL MANAGER
NO. RIVERSIDE AVENUE OFFICE
MEDFORD OREGON