Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1945, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOOT MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Frldar. Oct. 28, 1945 Wilmar, Cel., Oct. 26 U.R Soldier John Michael Tessar told police today (hat since he pay? the bills in his family he think he has the right to beat his wife. Shei if fs' deputies arrested Tessar. 43, and took his wife. Violet to the hospital with severe bruises a brain concus sion and two fractured vertebrae afte-- she hart called for help. "I'll do the same thing any time I please as lung , as I am paying the bills." police quoted fW DROPS AMERICA'S WASH WORD him. He said his wife did not have his dinner ready when he arrived home. Mrs. Tessar saH her husband hit her in the face with his fist, knocked her to the floor and kicked her several times. She is a'.sa suffering from a black eye. back and chest bruises, a broken tooth, contusions and shock. P.-T. A. Activities Butt Falls P.-T.A. Flection of a Drcsidcnt will take place at the regular meet ing nf ihe Parent-Teacher asso ciation of Butte Falls Tuesday, Oct. 30, at 7:30 p. m. in tnc nign school auditorium. Kvervnne interested In the association Is urged to attend. ROYALTY ARRIVES Halifax, N. S., Oct. 28 (U.R) Prince nhvka of Rumania and his wife Princess Matilda ar rived here today on the liner Queen Elizabeth on his way to a visiting professorship at the University of Southern California. r FIRE DAMAGES HOME The residence ot John H. Col- '.cy, 216 North Froi.t street, was bad'.y damaged by fire about 11:30 am. today when a wood stove blew up. according to city firemen The bluze spread throughout the entire lower floor before being brought under control. Um Mill Trltiuna Want Ad. YOUTH REVIVAL (INTERDENOMINATIONAL) RT. and Mrs. Sidney Baxter at the FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH Central and Jackson TONIGHT Ocl. 28, 7:45 P.M. Croups from Crescent City, Grants Pais, Ashland and Central Point will be fur nishing special singing and musical numbers. U-Come - All-Come - Wei-Come IS DISMISSED BY ACTION OF COURT An order dismissing Mrs. La cille Kennedy as trustee of the estate of Buren C. Kennedy, a missing person" was signed in probate court yesterday by Judge J. B. Coleman. Kennedy, a pri soner in a Japanese camp near Shanghai was recently liberated and has returned. He was a workman on Wake island when it was captured by the Japanese, and was officially adjudged "a missing person" by the govern ment, August 10, 1942. Nothing was heard from Kennedy dur ing his captivity, and his fate was in doubt. The Kennedys lived on a farm near the town of Rogue River, and several months ago Mrs. Kennedy, employed by the Southern Pacific here, sold the place for $2500, after her ap pointment as trustee. Kennedy was one of many Jackson and Josephine county residents em ployed in building air bases In the Pacific. Kennedy returned recently and filed a petition setting forth that his wife, as trustee of the estate had given a full account ing, and asked that she be dis missed as trustee. A "courtesy interest" in the estate was duly set aside for Kennedy, as the law provides. Attorney Otto Frohnmeyer represented the Kennedys In the action.. Air Line Exnansion Plan Hurry! Only A Few Left! Modern, Easy To Reach FROZEN Food Lockers Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Office Hour. 9 to 3 POLAR COLD CO. 9 Hawthorne Ave. Phone 5990 A party of six, Including Carlos Morris, deputy coroner, j Lee Po-t, who furnished a pack : horse and acted as guide. Bob Pruitt, CM' Aeronautics repre J scntnlive, Dick Baize, Ed Pease, j and Bill Plaskett returned to i Mcdforl about 7:10 p.m. yestv ; day with the body of Robert Armstrong who was killed in i a plane crah nea.- Butte Fork, in the Upper Apulgate region, ast .l ily 21. Armstrong had been buried at th" scene of the crash, nlont; with Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Goslir.er and Mrs. Gos 'iner's sister all ".f Portland. Armstrong's body, which was disinterred nt the lequest of his wiftf, will be shipped to Lindsay, Calif., tonight for final rites which will he held Monday. Morris said relatives of the Gosliners had placed a bronze plaque at the scene of burial, i giving place nnd date of birth and date of death of all the ! victim. 4-H WINNER Moscow, Ida., Oct. 26 (U.R) Donald Danner, 14-ycar-old Cas sia county youth, won first place honors and a $25 war bond for Idaho 4-H dairy production for 1945, it was announced yester day by Dan Warren, state 4-H leader. HOLLYWOOD ENDINQ Hollywood, Oct. 28 (U.R) Actress Ann Dvorak today sued to divorce Movie Director Leslie Fenton on grounds of cruelty. The couple, who reached an out-of-court property settlement, w?re married In Yuma, Ariz., in 1932. LOGGERS and Railroad Section Men NEEDED AT ONCE Experienced Fallcr. and Buckera, Choker Setters, Hook er, and Section men are needed at once for our logging operation, two mile, east of town of Butte Fall,, Oregon (37 rn.le. east of Medford on Fiah Lake-Lake of the Wood, road.) Cabin, are available, with table., chair., Dedstead. and .pnng., cook .tove. and running hot and cold water. Private boarding house for single men. Urammar and h.gh .chool, church and retail store, in Butte halls. Must have own transportation. HO STRIKE o IN OUR WOODS OR RAILROAD OPERATIONS STEADY WORK and GOOD WAGES APPLY MEDFORD CORPORATION WOODS SUPT.. BUTTE FALLS DEPOT READY TO GO TO WORK 77 jLwcouvn ABERDEEN AjTb,-- A i fni jTn- ..0 njsroj tetiri J XT I f wrfV I rf - i V f VSj. ; (h:: 5NsJ : hi-"' ' jzim I &&& . ' ; ?Vi y NEW N0N-jST0P ROUTE ! TiXXt,K" SACRAMENTO -FRESNO its Lms V I oesso K9 I tfjy tic 1 V San acao - KEY Qi Crnci UWTCO wOPOSe TO KBVt O erriES NOW vED BT UHiTtO mm UWTEOS PWOSCO "OUTEt UWTCO'S ffltSCVT ROUTES E OVERSTATEJ.C.C. vtaeed todsr her ha1 found the man with the "cast-iron stomach." Willie Martin, 22, tried to commit suicide by drinking a mixture of iodine, turpentine, rat poison, kerosene, a lighter fluid, shoe polish and wine. Martin Is sick. HELLO NEW ZEALAND New York, Oct. 28 (U.R) Telephone service between th United States and New Zealand was opened officially today with an exchange of greetings be. tween officials of both countriej Cloalm time for damned Am . ai lor Lai, tc Clasaify 125 p'J ' Civil aeronautics board ap proval has authorized United Air Lines to operate an alternate route between Pacific northwest cities and southern California by flying direct from Sacramento to Fresno, thus giving both a coas tal and inside routing. Simultan eously, United announced it will start service to Stockton, Modes to, Merced and Visaiia, to which cities it has been certificated by the C.A.B., as soon as airport facilities and equipment permit. The map above also shows ap plications of United Air Lines to provide additional service by "dropping down" to numerous cities immediately under or close to United's existing air network to provide plane service of trunk line type. Cities United seeks to add to its existing network are Aberdeen-Hoquiam", Che h a 1 i s Centralia, Yakima, The Dalles, North Bend-Marshfield, Eureka, Salinas, San Luis Obispo, Long Beach, Chico, Klamath Falls, Bend, Baker, Twin Falls, Good ing and Ogden. Heavy lines show United's ex isting routes. Broken lines show how, by detouring less than 100 miles from its existing airways. United could add approximately 23 cities. G.I.s W atch Draft Board Gag On Army's K Ration Jersey City, N.- J., Oct. 26 (U.R) Local draft board No. 16 agreed today after eating army rations that war is hell unless your cousin is the company cook. The board members dined last night on army "K" and "C" ra tions at Jersey City's Belford Inn, at the invitation of six for mer draftees, most of the "draft ers" were gagging before the dinner was through. Their hosts watched and laugh ed. "Boy, is this fun," said Ex-Cpl. James De Lorenzo. He was watching a bald-headed man slowly choke on a hunk of cheese. That's Joe Michalski," Delo renzo said. "He's secretary of this draft board, chum. Yeah, the same outfit that sent me tramp ing for three years overseas with the fifth army." Michalski was game. He clutched the box of "K" rations with one hand, while he poked grimly at his cheese with the other. Eight affiliates of No. 16, including three doctors' and a woman clerk, sat glumly beside him. Some ate, and some just sighed. Dr. Jerome Paterno was the only man that the ex-doughs couldn't push over. He ate two boxes of "K" rations, and at least two cans of the greasy "C". 'Why, boys, I don't think the stuff is bad at all," he said. "Come on, give me another por tion." They heaped it on, and Paterno calmly downed it. "Gee, Doc," Pat Spaldo said, "you would have made one helluva good soldier." When the last scrap of rations had disappeared, and some of the draft board boys had recovered their breath, everybody shook hands. The banquet was over. "Where's Paterno?" someone asked. He was In that place marked "men." They claimed they found the good doctor holding up the door. Lee Stidd. Jr., of Portland, president of the Oregon Junior Chamber of Commerce, will pre side over the state JayCee board of directors meeting at Medford armory Saturday and Sunday. Lofton Tatum, Portland attor ney and past president of the Oregon JC, will also attend with i the Portland delegation. Other state officers to be here are Merl Nash, Eugene, first vice presi dent; Marvin Hixon, Klamath Falls, second vice president; Bruce Gilbert, Bend, secretary, and Victor Milnes, Medford, treasurer. Climaxing Saturday's meeting will be the banquet at the KP hall at 6:30 p. m. O. H. Bengtson, representative to the state legis lature, will speak. Carey Thoma- son will act as master of cere- i monies and C. L. (Flash) Fidler will provide sound equipment. Following the banquet will be a semi-formal dance at the arm ory with Paul Selby and Don Foote as co-chairmen. Ray Ish, registration chairman, will keep the registration booth at the Chamber of Commerce open until 9 p. m. Hard - to - Get Merchandise Just Received! OLDEST VET DIES Los Angeles, Oct. 26 (U.R) John M. Ferguson, 104, oldest Civil war veteran in California, died last night at Sawtelle Vet erans' hospital. Ferguson, who lived alone in a Long Beach, Calif., hotel, enlisted as a bugler with the 1st New York light ar tillery when he was 21 years old and saw action at Antietam, Richmond and elsewhere along the Potomac. FRANK C. ANGLE Portland. Ore., Oct. 26 (U.R) Frank C. Angle 44, general sales manager of the Allis-Chal-mers manufacturing company t.nd former Oregon State Col lege football star, died today In Milwaukee, Wis., relatives were notified in Portland today. Engle played football at Wash ington high school in Portland before attending OSC, and serv ed in World War I with the Ore gon national guard.. CAST IRON STOMACH Springfield, O. Oct. 26 (U.R) Hosp'tal authorities were con- Xmas Is Near A Karakul Wool Blanket or Auto Robe makes Appreciat ed Gifts. See them at Banquet Room, Holland Hotel. Open Evenings till 9 p. m. WOMEN! FULL OR PART TIME WORKERS NEEDED HAY HIPT 8 a-m-t0 6 p-m-Raln ' U r I Jllir I shine Inside work, can ning pears. EVENING SHIFT ZxiffZ PEAR CANNING season Is now on at your local can nery, Front and 13th streets. GOOD WAGES GOOD WORKING HOURS GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS! Piece Work for Women with GUARANTEED HOURLY MINIMUM! ROGUE RIVER PACKING CORP. Telephone 3982 G. N. PAYS DIVIDEND St. Paul, Minn.. Oct. 26 U.R) Directors of the Great Northern railway today authorized ray ment of a 51.50 dividend on Dec. 10 to stockholders of record on Nov. 9, President F. J. Gavin an nounced. The railway paid a dividend of $1.50 per share on June 21, this year. In 1944. there were two dividends of $1 each. r Holmes Children Nursery 402 Boardmsn St. Ph. 4S10 Medford, Oregon Day Cjre for Children Two to Six Hours: 7 a. m. to 6:00 p.m. Rates: 20c per hour by day or $8 00 a week. Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed and Inspect ed Parti for Chrysler Dodg Plymouth Dodgt Trucks L C. TAYLOR CO. DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS 112 So. Riverside Phon 296S Dependable I I SeRVICB I Of War Surplus Property Our bid was accepted for some war surplus materials and we are passing this and many other items on to you at a great savings. This Is all new merchandise. 200 Triple Dipped Enamel Double Boilers $ 1.25 24 Bucket Spray Pumps. Just the thing for chicken house. Army approved In cendiary Sprayer 1.00 12 Kraut Cutter 1.25 2 Nail Strippers 12.50 4 Little Giant No. 305 Tap and Die Sets 20.00 12 Vegetable Bins. These have been off the market for some time 3.10 12 Drain Cleaners, $2.50 value 1.50 $3.95 value 2.50 Leever Hardware Co. 225 East 6th Phono 3231 Men's Heavy Union Suits Cotton - Fleece $ .98 Lined i Sport Denim Yardage 39-inch wide fast color yd. w m Bicycle Speedometers Stewart Warner Cadet Vacuum. Bottles Pint $1.09 size 1 Locker Trunks Plus Excise $.90 Tax W 22 Cal. Repeater Rifles Mossberq Stf Bolt Action 54-Inch Oilcloth Limited MgZc quantity yd. Rayon Panties All Elastic "gQc Bands Chenille Robes Women's and $ M'9Q Misses Wool Sport Skirts New Shipment $ .98 Just Received Bath Mat Sets Basket Tuft, with $.35 Toilet Seat Cover Bicycle Tires 26-inch $1-79 Balloon 1 Automatic Rifles 22 Cal. $.55 Mossberg Deluxe Cream Separators Floor Model $1.00 Bench Model $52.25 Oi Closet Combination Washdown 5.45 vitreous China It M ontgomerv ard