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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1945)
I LOCAL and f In Portland O. O. Alenderfer.i 9 f . . . : 4- ( ln f V - - 1 139 Evelyn apartments, ! turn tomorrow from a : is to re turn tomorrow from a lew jays business trip to Portland. Moffat Return Mr. and Mrs. John P. Moffat, 34 Berkeley Wav returned Saturday from White Rock, Calif., where they two weeks at a coast re- "i' -sort. ! Ladies to Meet Lady JayCees are to meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Medford hotel. k Members are asked to bring Bed l Cross knitting. I Grocery Theft Harry Gidon, ( 822 West Jackson street, report- I ed to city police Saturday that 5 a box of groceries valued at $6, iwas stolen from his car, parked jlon East Sixth street. U Food Stolen Several cases of ' peas and fruit cakes were stolen last night from two Pacific Fruit i and Produce freight cars which I were parked in the city freight 3 yards, city police said today. j j Bike Stolen A red and white World bicycle, license No. 110, t holnneinff to Kenneth Mikesell, 410 Hamilton street, was report ed stolen yesterday from a local skating rink, city police state. 4 Car Recovered An automo l bile belonging to A. Rosenbaum, Hotel Medford, was recovered "t v.r state nnliee abandoned near Canyonville, It was learnea yes terdav. It reportedly was stolen 5 from a Medford parking lot Aug. 25. I (Return Mrs. Jean Brault and daughter. Charmaine. of 208 i Summit avenue, returned Satur day from a week s vacation in Crescent City, Calif. Mrs. Brault has returned to her duties as as sistant clerk at Jackson county selective service board No. 1. Slightly Injured Blanche E. Frisbie, 2447 Lyman avenue, was reported slightly injured Satur day when the coupe she was operating was in collision on East Main street with an auto driven by Gladys La Marr, route 2, according to an accident re port filed with city police. Apply for Permits Raymond Reter, 20 Glenn Oak Court, ap plied for a building permit at the office of the city superin tendent Saturday to erect an ad dition to a residence at a cost of $1,500. F. B. Sweeney, 1704 West Main street, applied for a permit to reshingle a residence and garage at a cost of $200. Barnum Home George Bar num. Jr., Wt 3'c, arrived home Friday to spend a 30 day navy leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Barnum, Spring street. Barnum arrived in the U. S. after 20 months overseas service in the South Pacific where he was awarded three bronze battle stars for action in the Marshall and Caroline is lands. The navy man, who will reDort to Portland on expiration of his leave, also saw action off Okinawa. Denman Discharged Pvt. Joe P. Denman. son of Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Denman, 1218 West Main street, is visiting friends in Port land, en route home from Ft. Lewis. Wash., where he recently received an honorable discharge from the army. Denman entered the service in 1943, and holds the purple heart medal for wounds rooeiuoit t T.pvtK. After four "months in the hospital, he was returned to the fighting lines, and then to this country for a discharge. . Cuffel On Leave Lt. Robert Cuffel, who arrived in the States Tuesday from the Pacific, is spending a 30 day leave in the city with his wife and daughter, at the family home, 811 West Thirteenth street, and his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cuffel. 909 Forth Central avenue. Cuf fel, who served as a flight en gineer on a B-29 for nine months, was awarded the distinguished flving cross, air medal with four oak leaf clusters and the Pacific theatei ribbon with three battle stars. The officer will report to Santa Ana, Calif., at the end of his leave. i ; biH iii i.irninrirfi 1 PERSONAL Auto Stolin A 1939 Foi l 1 1 . , - Ford pickup belonging to M. S. Gen try, Central Point, was stolen from the Nightengale Club Sun day night, state police said yes terday. u.i!5! "'"aT I Fliihrr' haWrv hv riiHv M Il.rerJ..?7 -LGiS.S ! oanu, jiuiiuiuiu, was ucjivcicu to Sgt. Robert M. Daly at Camp White recently, according to word received from the bakery. Delivery was made by the Red Cross Motor Corps. Fire Hun City firemen were called to American Fruit Grow ers packing house on South Fir street at 12:38 p. m. today to extinguish a small fire on the second floor of the building, caused by a careless cigarette smoker, firemen reported. A burning cigarette set fire to boxes and pine cones and caused slight damage, firemen said. I Floyd Loree Perkins, 20, of Mt. Shasta, Ray Duane Carlson, 16, and Dale Jean Voss, 15, were taken to county jail Saturday fol lowing their arrest by city police on a charge of passing bad checks, local officers reported today. According to the report, Voss admitted writing the checks and the other two cashed them. The youth reportedly signed the name of H. B. George, route 4. and the checks ranged in value from S47 to $53. Police Chief Clatous McCredie warned local business houses to day to be cautious of accepting checks with signatures of un known persons, and to verify identity of holders, as the city has been flooded recently with bad checks. OBITUARY GARLAND R. LANCE Garland Raymond Lance, a resident of Gold Hill for the last 14 years passed away at his home in Gold Hill late Sunday eve ning following a lengthy illness. He was was born in Geneva, III., on March 8, 1899. On October 29, 1921, he was married to Florence Schlicht at Aurora. 111. He was engaged In the forest service as construction foreman. He leaves to mourn his passing his widow, Mrs. Flor ence Lance of Gold Hill, his mother, Mrs. Anna Lance, Ven ice, Calif., two brothers, Leonard M. Lance, Tonopah, Nev., and Lester J. Lance of Tajunga, Cal. Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Wed nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Fraternal Order of Eagles will officiate at the funeral serv ices and the Gold Hill Grange will conduct the graveside serv ices. Interment will be in the Gold Hill I. O. O. F. cemetery. (Aurora, 111., papers copy) Court Records Police Court Frank Boothby, R. Milestone, Mel Younger, F. J. Newman, George Robinson, Ray Pence, Blanche Powell, C. R. Beebe and Hans Rommin, operparking, re leased on $1 bail each. Ui Mall Tribune Want Ada. Mack JRUCKS Performance Counts Mora of AMERICA'S TOP TRUCKS are now available TELL US YOUR NEEDS HUMPHREY MOTORS DtSoto Plymouth Sarvic ChrrsUr Made Parts i 8. Rivtriid Dial 4960 FIVE YEAR TERM Roger Clayton Marsh. 22. and Eugene Warren James, 23. were sentenced to terms not to exceed five years each in the state peni tentiary by Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna today. The youths were arrested last week by Portland police at re quest of the Jackson county sheriff's office and made a full signed statement admitting a number of robberies in Medford and Portland. They were em ployed at a Medford hotel dur ing which time they entered a number of Medford residences and stole liquor, guns, rings and cash. All of the loot except the liquor, which had been con sumed and sold, and the cash was recovered, according to the sheriff's office. They were to be taken to Salem today by Deputy Sheriff Vern Smith, who will present extradition papers to Gov. Earl Snell tomorrow to bring Robert Ben' Merrill, wanted on a jail break charge, from Los Angeles to Medford. Francis M. Neff Is Named Director Of Long Beach Clinic Francis M. Neff, D.O., is di- rector of a newly-established Long Beach Polyclinic, accord ing to word received by his mother. Mrs. B. F. Neff, 217 West Second street, recently. Dr. Neff left Medford about 10 years ago. He is a graduate of Medford high school and Southern Ore gon College of Education. The clinic is a non-profit or ganization which was founded by a group of osteopathic phy sicians who realized the need of treating patients who could not 4..t. t 4 -.V v ft''' PI - 5 M It V"V' v LITTLE Wild Mouses Captured in the Wilds of the Luzon Jungles IN THE PHILIPPINES ' ALIVE NO LARGER THAN DOGS Presented by the man that found the little horses In Grand Canyon THE BOYS CALL THEM "G I. JUNGLE RABBITS" ALSO LARGE PAINTINGS OF ALL OUR NATIONAL PARKS ON EXHIBIT SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY Auguat 25 - 26 - 27 - 28th AT 38 N. FRONT STREET JUST NORTH OF MAIN Admission 20c Children 10c Including Tax TOTS FREE be conveniently treated tn pri vate offices. Patients who are accepted for clinical care are guaged by a standard social security process, and fees are proportioned ac cording to their social service classification. RETURNED COMBAT TROOPS SPEEDED HOME IN PLANES Wilmington. Cal.. Aug. 27 (U P Returning combat veterans will have their homecoming sDeeded un with the inaugura tion today of a transcontinental air transDort sen-ice from the Los Angeles port of embarka tion to eastern personnel centers The first C-47 plane will fly from Mines field to NewarK N. J., with 21 returnees. A goal of eight planes per day, each car rying 21 servicemen, nas Deen set, the war department an nounced. Ultimately the service will handle 25,000 troops per month. First preference for flight from the west to the east will be given returnees whose destina tions are personnel centers at Fort Dix, N. J.; Fort Devens, Mass.; Fort Meade, Md., and In diantown Gap, Pa. Maj. Gen. Charles P. Gross, chief of army transportation, pointed out that the program will not only speed demobilization and ease the burden on railroads, but will also affect economy in food. Closing time tor Sunday Too Lt to Ciaiufy 4 00 Saturday afternoon Please remember BEATII Easw Prwl amarf fag. tlne ing misery of diaper rafh that make baby fret espe- ci ally on sweltering nigni. Xfanunft. AOOthilUC. metli- cated powder quickly checks tormentr-baby can rest. Family favorite for HEAT itch of minor asm irouoi. CosUlltUe,ulu SE New York, Aug. 27 (U.B The number of private business enterprise with total resources of $1,000,000,000 or more eacn increased by 11 during Amer ica's participation in World War II, a United Press survey dis closed today. The survey revealed that 43 business organizations In the United States now boast mem bership In the Billion-Dollar club compared with 32 on Dec. 31, 1941, short time after the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. At this time last year, billionaire enterprises numbered 41. Metropolitan Life Insurance company, the study showed, led the list of billion-dollar organiza tions for the second successive year. The company, one of nine insurance companies to make the billion-dollar grade, reported total resources of $6,995,450,571. PROSPECT BOY, 16, MISSING FROM HOME George Meyer, 16, Prospect, has been missing from his home since Aug. 24, state police said today. He is described as five feet, nine inches tall, weighs l pounds and is dark complexion ed. He was reportedly wearing a blue shirt, waist overalls, cowboy boots and a gray cap when last seen. Anyone know ing his whereabouts are asked to contact state police. Uaa SlaO Tribuna want Ada. Because of the economy and convenience of preserving meats, fruits and vegetables for year 'round use, there Is Increasing demand for cold storage lockers in this com munity. To meet this demand ... We Are Constructing More Lockers This will be your opportunity to secure lockers CEN TRALLY LOCATED AT OUR PLANT just TWO BLOCKS FROM MAIM STREET. Beseffve Yomu? Locke? How! A $2.00 deposit will reserve your locker and assure early choice of location. Remember! Chrystal cold storage lockers ire accessible LONGER HOURS from 7:00 a.m. until 1000 p. m. No telephone reservations can be ac cepted. Don't delay make deposit AT ONCE on your new locker! OPPOSE SENDING VETS 10 PACIFIC Washington, Aug. 27 0I.R) Rep. Chet Hollfleld, D., Calif., has asked the War department to halt any assignments of European combat veterans to the Pacific until a survey can be made of other army manpower available for occupation tasks. In a telegram to Undersecre tary of War Robert P. Patterson made public today Houtieifl sain he understood the redeployment schedule had been accelerated. If the schedule calls for ship- AT HOTEL MEDFORD WEDNESDAY Aug. 28 Govarnmtnt , rUu of crit ical mUrUU 1 maUs it pot ior you to untoy TODAY tr.ii mtrcl boring aid planned tor production otior ino 8. C. Mitchell, 3H Miner Bldg. Eutene. Oregon Member James N. Taft & AiwelfcUi 11 Lumbermen"! Bldg. Portland 4, Oregon -Serving the Hard of Heartng alnco 193V Bo Need a s: 9 J rssr. y r LED EE BREWING & DIST. CO. CLIQUOT CLUB BOTTLING COMPANY 301 North Fir Street Monday, Aug. 27, 1945 MEDFORD MAIt, TRIBUNE SEVEN ment of combat veterans to the' Pacific, Holifield said U should , be immediately stopped. Cioalnt tima (or Claitlfled Ada 8:30 a m loo Lata to Claaatfy 13:15 p. m I Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW Merrill's Novelty Orchestra 3" TUESDAY AND 291:00 to 8:00 P. M. S. C. MITCHELL 214 Miner Bldg. Eugene, Oregon TGNITE and TUE. r"" , J- V,. ,r mi:: IN TECHNICOLOR! I0HHNY COY' Galilen Gate Omrtft mm Greatest Perfonriancc! mm olfOL"" NOW! ENDS TUE. 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