BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Chiropractor
T)r E. M Nelson. Chiropractor, painless
tension control treatment, scientific
diet. Dial 5667 Hrs 1 p m .6 p m.
Orchestra
WHEN in need of musicians for any
occasion, call J Vernon Marshall.
Secretary of Medford Musician!
Union Phone Ta3
Radio
b4 HAVE large stock of tubes and
oarts to give quick reliable service
rn"f ""' "
'ALT'S RADIO SERVICE Repairing
on all makes radios and publlo ad.
dress equipment 411 E Main.
... Dtn ftnl W Qli.arrMa
Notary Public
"NOTARY PUBLIC
Alter noun arm nuiianjri
WHlter Jones, Realtor Phone 2370
Moving
VaDS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Our own padrieo vans serving the
entire Pacini- ',-iast Dial 7121.
FOrnTTURE MOVINC. anywhere any
time City Transler & Storage
Pnone 4fifi4
Building
BLASTER Patching? Stucco and ce
L ment work, plain or ornamental
Frank R Walton Phone 4574 '
Transfer
CITV TRANSFEn & STORAGE CO
Complete transter. moving and stor
age service Also packing, crating
and (hipping oy expert workmen
38 S Fir StPhone 4li64, night 2075
EAVTS TRANSFER St STORAGE
CO Medford Modern storage serv
ice Long distance hauling Dial
2H3M 4U OOUUlt ,l
fURNITURE. MOVING & STORAGE
We have van moving equipment for
local and long-distance hauling Dry
and clean storage (concrete build
ing) with special locker rooms at
SAMSOn'sTORAGE WAREHOUSE
Phone 3758
KADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
a complete trucking service to meet
your needs Dial 7121 "
' 40 YEARS OF SERVICE
Vacuum Repairing
ELECTHOLUX for rent Repair all
vacuums Phone 5024 Jack Wilson
1020 East Uth
Tile Work
fOR CERAMIC
Tin ....,-lr. Wl
floors drainboards. store fronts, call
Mr Lambert inn u w hvu
Bmmt Piinia i.iatina Wanted
jtEAX ESTATE" LISTING?" WANTED
f f,
er JM. Realtor Ph 2570. Medford
Painting
STGNS TO PAINT
CAN PAINT ANYTHING
All Work Guaranteed
Tel. 7312
t i tERRY, spray painters and lnter
ior decorators Free estimates Pn
3101
PAINTING interior and exterior
Free estimates Phone 2824.
Septic Tank Cleaning
SEPTIC tank and cesspool pumping.
Also drain tile and septlo tanks In
stalled Phone 2824.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Final Settlement
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGE I V E R S O N, also
known as GEO. 1VERSON, De
ceased. The undersigned has filed In
the County Court of Jtockson
rnnntv flrppnn. the final ac-
count of his administration of the
ahove estate, and said Court has
fixed the 1st day of September.
1945. at the hour of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, at the
County Court Room in the Jack
son County Court House, at Med
ford, Oregon, as the time and
place for the settlement of said
estate. All persons interested in
laid estate arc hereby notified
and required to make or file
their obiections to said final ac
count, if any they have, on or
before the time aforesaid fixed
for the hearing and settlement
thereof. Dale of this notice and
the first publication thereof i3
August 1. J94I).
ARTHUR IVERSON,
Administrator.
O. H. BENGTSON.
Attorney for Administrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon in and for Jackson
County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
DANIEL LAFAYETTE BILES,
m. Also Known as DANIEL L.
BILES, Also Known as D. L.
BILES, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been
appointed Administratrix of the
above Estate by the County
Court of the County of Jackson,
State of Oregon, and having
qualified, nt tice is hereby given
3:30 to 3:45
trough to you by Kitchen Croft Float
Monday thru Friday
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATORS
In tho Larger Sites Only
NO PRIORITY NECESSARY
ELECTRIC
to all persons hiving claims
against said Estate to present
them, properly verified and with
proper voucher, at the office of
the undersigned Attorney, 126
East Main StreeU Medford, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of
this notice, which is the 1st day
of August, 1945.
IDA BILES,
Administratrix.
O. H. BENGTSON,
Attorney for Administratrix.
Atom Bomb Plant
Sabotage Foiled
Oak Ridge, Tenn., Aug. 15
(U.P.) It was revealed today that
a "planned attempt" was made
to sabotage the American atomic
bomb project here and that it
was thwarted by a specially
trained unit of the army's coun
ter Intelligence Corps.
Military agents were assigned
to this home of the nation's top
secret weapon and formed the
nucleus of an organization which
successfully protected the secret,
an army release disclosed.
Key scientists working on the
development of the bomb were
constantly guarded, the army
said.
Two Camp Beale
Soldiers Executed
Camp Beale, Calif., Aug. 15
(UP.) Two soldiers, Pvt. Her
bern W. Reid, 21, and Pvt. Clin
ton Stevenson, 30, were hanged
this morning at Camp Beale in
the first official army execution
at the post, Gen. Oscar B. Ab
bott, commanding officer, an
nounced.
Stevenson was sentenced in
an army court martial several
months ago for stabbing to death
a fellow soldier on a labor leave
in Is'.cton, Calif., more than a
year ago. Reid was convicted on
a charge of raping a Marysville,
Calif., girl.
On the Radio Chain
STATIONS
Chain affiliation and where they
are on the dial:
KALE (MBS) 1330. Portland) KEX
(ABC) 1190, Portland: KGO (ABC)
810. San Francisco; KGW (NBC)
620. Portland; KJR (ABC) 1000
Seattle. KNX (CBS) 1070. Los An
geles; KOA (NBC) 8S0. nenver;
KOIN (CBS) 970 Portland, KOMO
(NBC 950. Seattle; KI'O (NBC) 6S0,
San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160. Salt
Lake City.
Time Shown Is PWT.
S:00 p m. Terry nnd Pirates. ABC:
O.K. For Release NBC; Milton Charles
Organ CBS; News. MBS.
5:15 p in Dick Tracy. ABC; Super
man, MBS: Betty and Bob, NBC.
5-30 p m Jack Armstrong. ABC;
Nelson Prlngle, News CBS; Adven
tures ot Tom Mix MBS, News. NBC.
5:45 p m. Elmer Peterson. NBC:
Nleht News Wire MBS: Capt. Mid
night ABC: News CBS
6:00 p m Crime PhotoBTapher. CBS:
Wednesdav With You. NBC: Gabriel
lleatter, MBS; Curtain Time. ABC.
6:15 p in. Rca- Lilfi Stories. MBS.
6:30 p m. Mr District Attorney.
NBC Detect and Collect. CBS; Spot
light Bands, MBS: Jones and I. ABC.
7 00 p m. Kav Kysers Kollege.
NBC: Great Moments In Music. CBS:
fntinterDV. ABC: Human Adventure.
MBS
7 15 p m News MBS
Ranrer, MBS; Marty Dale. ABC.
8:00 p m Supper Club. NBC: Man
Named Jordan, CBS: Main Line, MBS:
Lum and Abner. ABC.
B 15 o m Fleetwood Lawton, NBC:
Orchestra. CBS; Main Line, MBS;
News. ABC.
8-30 p m. The Gay Mrs Feather
stone NBC; Dr. Christian, CBS; Fresh
Up Show. MBS.
9:00 o m Mr and Mrs North. NBC:
The Saint, CBS; News. MBS.
:15 o. m. Golden Harmonies. ABC.
8:30 D m Arch Oholer Plays. MBS
10 00 p m News. NBC: Charlie
l,nan not; puiumi
10:30 p m Orchestra. CBS; Fenne
man's Nlta Club. ABC; Thomas An
thony and Orchestra. NBC; Excerpts
(rom great Music. MBS.
11:00 o m News. ABC; Orchestra.
CBS; Hotel Biltmore Orch.. NBC.
THUKSDAY
5-00 p. m. Sam Haves and the News,
MBS; OK for Release. NBC; Terry
and the Pirates, ABC; Milton Charlea.
Onanist. CBS
man, MBS: Bettt and Bob. NBC.
5'30 p. m jacx Armstrong, nt"
Tom Mix, MBS; News NBC
5 45 p m Captain Midnight, ABC;
Elmer Peterson. NBC: Ntht News
Wire. MBS
6 00 p m Muslo Hall. NBC: Orches
tra CBS: Gabriel Heatter, MBS; The
Real Story. ABC.
6:15 p m Hidden Valley Cans. ABC.
6:30 p m Phllo Vance, NBC; Varia
tions bv Van Cleve. ABC; Corliss Ar
Cher, CBS: Starlight Serenade. MBS
7 00 p m Abbo'l and Costello. NBC:
First Line. CBS; Now It Can Be Told.
MBS. One Foot In Heaven, ABC.
7.13 p m News MBS.
7 30 p m March of Time, ABC; Red
Rvder. MBS: We Came This Way.
NBC: Romance Rhythm and Ripley
CBS
8 00 p m Supper Club. NBC: Man
Named Jordan. CBS, Bulldog Drum
mond MBS: Ear' Godwin. ABC.
815 o m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC;
un and Abner, ABC; Orchestra
CBS .
8 30 p. m. COpobanco Orchestra,
NBC. Masl. CBS; America's Town
Meeting of the Air. ABC.
V UU p m. iWS, nuvmu,t
ol Tooper. NBC- Ellery Queen. CBS;
America s xown mwna - ...
9 15 p m. Rex Miller MBS.
9 30 p m. Noah Webster Says, NBC:
News. BN.
News ABC; Fulton Lewis, MBC.
1U.3U p m rennemnns iin .iui,
a nc Gu.athMri Swinatlme. NBC:
Orchestra. CBS
ll:uu D. m. news. sdi.
A Piute Indian weather omen
is that flying spider webs or cob
webs foretell rain the following
day.
SERVICE
Your Health and It's Care
By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Readers should eddress Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady.
265 CI Cemlno. Bererly Hills. CalU.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE DELIVERS HER PET PEEVE
In June 1935, I graduated
from high school, and by a bit of
luck I was valedictorian, having
the highest
standing in my
class of forty
one. As vale
dictorian I had
to write and
deliver my so
long you
know. I got
through it
somehow, but
how I wish I
I nVrn islam J chosen my
Dr. Brady own subject
for that little farewell address!
I could have told 'em a few
things. If you are still reading,
Dr. Brady, I'll tell you.
I have a pet peeve. Why In
the world don't they teach girls
in high school, boys, too, as far
as that goes, the sensibilities of
home-making, dietetics, baby
care, how to budget income and
manage money, and the practical
part of hygiene, prevention of
disease, domestic medicine, such
things as you teach so well
through your column, for people
who have the gumption to read
and heed?
Most girls marry a few years
after they leave school and their
high school education proves of
little use to them in the business
of living.
I did learn to cook certain
things in high school fudge,
fancy cake, that was all. Cook
ing meat and vegetables was just
not refined or suitable for school
girls, I suppose. As for canning
I had to learn that through
the newspapers too.
In high school I learned to sew
French seams; no shortcuts or
quick methods to make a child's
dress in an hour or so.
I have two lovely daughters
(both born by Caesarean section)
and I intend they shall know
these things as well as I can
teach them.
But it does seem to me that
practical things like that should
be taught in school, and then
many homes might be saved if
girls knew these fundamental
things when they begin married
life.
I could go on and on . . .(Mrs.
C. F. A.)
I applaud everything you say,
Mrs. A.
If I had the necessary political
pull or backing I'd like to write
a series of text books for use in
the grade schools and high
schools, but without the neces
sary Influence to get textbooks
accepted for use I fear it would
be love's labor lost.
QUESTIONS St ANSWERS
Poison Ivy
w are Roind to spend our vacation
nt a lakesida place where potion ivy
Browfc. Several people have had ivv
poisoning in the place In recent yeara.
IMn, W. J. M.)
Answer No harm to try the Immu
nizing treatment ai Instructed in pam
phlet on "Ivy Poisoning" available on
request if you Drovide ilamnH en
velope bearlnr your address. It gtvea
instruction! also for treatment of Ivy
poisoning.
Whooplnr Cough
Please explain what makes uhoop
ine couch dnnecrnn iMr n " n i
Answer Chief danger is pneumonia.
If patir-nt Is kept in the open air, not
confinpd in poorly ventilated room at
night, this is least likely to develop.
Wide belt with insertions of elastic
wehbins to support belly, la helpful
to patient. X-ray treatment of dia
phragmatic region moderate severity
of colliding spells. Injections of per
tussis hactertn ("bacterial vaccine"! In
incubation stare (7 to 14 days Interval
between time of infection and begin
ning of illness) or even In the earlv
days of the illness before a distinct
whoop ts heard after coughing spell,
penerally diminish severity and short
en duration of the disease.
Never Mind Fum
I am 3? yers old. In the last few
months have noticed n fuze appearing
on side of my face. What can I do for
it? Do creams and lotions have any
thing to do with it? (Mrs. H. M. E )
Answer Fuzz on tvrv wnmpn'a
skin. Sometimes stimulation of mas- '
jim js i
1
mm
7:30 to
10:39 WED" FRI" SAT' Ind SUN NIGHTS
SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
I
THE WORLD AT TTS WOKl
W SPlTf OF fAMliV OPPOSITION
IH6I6TED ON TAK1H6 fmi flOM). CLAMiH6 IT'S QUlCKtR.
AW) NCW HAVE HAD TO STOP At A CR0IN6,AWD lOOK At
A TRfkHtf fRAlH BAKlrJ6 AND TllltNg f KDUS51.Y AR0M Tn
FifO, Ah'B U51XH K YOUR PASSEteEW COMMtrttS
sage and rubbing (with or without
cream or lotion) causes the practical
ly invisible iuzz to rrow heavier and
become vlsablb. Best to let well
enough alone. If you must do any
thing, keep it smooth by rubbing
lightly with a fine pumice stone. Send
ten cents and stamped envelope hear
ing your address, for booklet 'Cos
metlc Flemishes" which tells how to
deal with most facial or complexion
blemishes.
Short Order
I am 35 pounds overweight and
would ilka to lose It by the 20th of
September when my husband is to
con, home on furlough. (Mrs. J. W.)
Answer I advise you not to try.
Ten or twelve pounds would be all you
can lose In that time without endan
gering your good health, good' looks
or good nature. Take care of those in
cidentils and your husband will be a
darn sleht more pleased than he would
with a skinny, complaining, sickly sub
stitute for the girl he left behind him.
Send a stamped envelope bearing your
address and ask. in writing, not with
a clipping, for the pamphlet "How to
Lose Weight."
(Copyright 1945 by John F. Dille Co.)
IN THIS REGION
Seattle, Aug. 15--(U.R) Told
nine weeks ago by a Santa Cruz,
Cat., ration board they could not
have gasoline for the trip, a 55-year-old
grandmother, Mrs. Nel
lie McDonald, and her daughter,
Mrs. Francis N. Davis, arrived
here today, each 25 pounds light
er, having travelled 1,000 miles
on horseback.
"We averaged 15-38 miles a
day, the horses wore out three
pairs of shoes, thinned down a
lot, and once we went three days
without eating when we tried to
shortcut through Tiller Pass
over Devil's Knob, between
Medford and Canyonville, Ore.
But I guess we are even with
that gasoline board now," Mrs.
McDonald said.
On the leg north from Yreka,
Cal., the pair did 38 miles in one
day "because we were afraid to
get out of the saddle because
there were so many bears
around," Mrs. McDonald said
Clad in levis, jackets and som-
TAKE IT EASY LODGE
Under New Management
Chicken and Steak Dinners
All Kind oi Sandwiches
Music by
Smokey, Danny & Blacky
Open Every Nlte Except Tues.
Open 8 p.m. Sunday 7 p.m.
Managed and Operated by
Smokey Stansberry
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken end steak
dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00
a. m. except Sunday. Phone
day time 5300; night 9101
ROGUE RIVER LODGE
Delicious Dinners
Cocktail Lounge Dancing
Open Kvsry Nlaht
Excepl Mondays
Pbona Trail HO
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
Dine-Dance-Refreshmenti '
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Kins Unique flare in So. Ora.
CLOSED MONDAV8
Thursdays Private Parlies Only
Tor reservations Ph Gold Hill 474
Let's Go
ROLLER SKATING
MEDFORD ARMORY
By CLUYA3 WILLIAMS
YOi) HWf.
breros, nd packing their own
bedrolls, the pair learned to ride
only a year ago.
Purpose of the trip, which
cost the women $175 apiece, was
to visit Mrs. McDonald's grand
daughter, Sandra Jo, aged four,
BEARINGS
SKF BALL, ROLLER and THRUST TYPES
TIMKEN TAPERED ROLLER TYPES
RBC ROLLER & NEEDLE TYPES
Bearings for Tractors, Trucks
and Industrial Equipment
H. L. PRITCHARD CO., Distributor
126 N. Front St. Phone 2020 Medford. Oregon
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BUZ SAWYER
BLONDIE
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TwHVM lZISJy IT Y1 DO WOUICWT you MEAN N T 1 WAS
x v I MOT' WOLXDMT BE -I MOW "WIS MWIFWE ) FiRE ROGER ( HOPING VOUO )
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary I
B. McDonald, ot Seattle.
The Pacific Union club In San
Francisco, founded in 1852, was
the first "gentleman's club" on
the Pacific coast.
JUST FOR THE
PICKENS OP it;
THIS EVENING
I THINK I'LL
GO IN THRU
THE WINDOW
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DO YOU
No extra cost for the complete job at
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET
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