Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 29, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Trash Fire City firemen ex tinguished a trash fire In back of 317 East Jackson street at about 3 o'clock this morning. No damage was reported. To Erect House David fii-hnpirier. 1011 Wat 11th street, applied for a building permit at the omce or mo cuy superintendent today to erect a residence and garage costing ap proximately $5,000. To Attend Funeral Members of Olive Rebekah lodge are re quested to meet at the I.O.O.F. hall Tuesday at 2 p. m. to attend the funeral of Brother Nelson Wiley set for 2:30 p. m. at the Conger-Morris chapel. Enlists E. Lee Hogan, 18, ho. onlKfprl in the armv for a three-year period according to information received from the procurement service In Portland. Hogan, a son of Mrs. Hattie Hoean. Klne street. Eave the air corps and service In the United States as his preference, the dis patch states. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic & Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Mala - Dial 8170 SUGAR The question Is often asked "Is brown sugar as harmful to health as white sugar?" Neither is especially harmful in itself if taken in reasonable amounts. If care is not observed In its use the point which was once a rea sonable use for him is no longer so. As a notion the use of sugar Is exhorbitant. One great harm Is that in taking too much sugar, we crowd out of the diet neces sary materials. And so the body becomes deficient in certain ne cessary food elements. The brown sugar contains a larger quantity of varied food elements than does white sugar. Excessive use produces fermentation, which results In irritation. Then, If continued, we have inflama tion. We need sugar, but It should be vital. White sugar must be . burned in the body. In its burning proceste it is a drain upon- the vitality of the organ Ism. It is not in reality a real food. Of itself it Is of little con structive value to the human body. . 3-flDAY CLEANING SERVICE Acme Dry Gleaners 1728 North Riverside Phone 4263 KINSEY 4.4 Prt) THstilUi jrtm 1M PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday l'ftfl . m. Ladv Klwanlans. home of Mrs. E. C. Niles, route 1, to dress doll. Announce Party Pythian Sisters, Knights of Pythias and their families and friends are in vited to attend a Hallowe'en party at the lodge hall Tuesday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Odella Smith, chairman of the committee in charge,- urges members of the two orders to attend, and states that an evening of fun has been planned. Gray Home Donald E. Gray, former first lieutenant with the Second Armored division, ar rived In Medford Thursday and is at the family home, 23 South Newtown street. Gray was dis charged from the service at Camp Beale, Calif. He served in two different theaters during the war, 14 months in the Aleu tian islands and two years in the European theater, mostly in Germany. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Gray. - Veteran Her Melvln Greene, son of Jesse Greene 708 Cedar street, arrived in Medford Saturday from Ft Lewis, where he received an honorable discharge from the army air force. Greene, a former technician fourth grade, served 18 months, of 32 months in the service, with tha 7th air force In the Pacific theater. He receiv ed one bronze battle star and was stationed in Hawaii and the Philippines. Phlpps Home Kenneth E. Phlppj, former technical ser geant,' returned to Medford last night from Portland following his honorable discharge from the army air corps and with his wife is residing at the family home, 132 Almond street. Phipps, who was stationed for sometime at the Medford army air base, serv ed two years with the air ground force In the Asiatic-Pacific thea ter. Mrs. Phipps is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lance Offen- bacher, Applegate. Injured In Mishaps Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Paup, Klamath Falls, were slightly injured Sat urday when the car Mr. Paup was operating went off a curve on the Griffin Creek road, ac cording to a report at city police headquarters. Paup reported he was blinded by lights of an on coming car and his auto was badly damaged. Another report stated that two small boys, Wal- Jack Thurman, Owner Gm Kml SpittU ter and Norman Peterson, slightly Injured Saturday in an accident at Dakota and New town streets. The boys were pas sengers in an auto driven by Astrid Peterson, 709 Alder street, which was In collision with a car Rosseter A. Gott, 816 South Newtown street, was driv ing. Damage estimated at $250 was caused the Peterson auto, according to the report. Parents To Meet The newly organized Parents' club of St. Mary's Academy will meet to night at 8 p. m. In the academy auditorium. There will be elec tion of officers and parents of all academy students are urged to attend. Martina Discharged Follow ing an honorable discharge from the army, Jack Martina re turned home Saturday from San Pedro, Calif., .and is residing with his wife and twin daugh ters, Jacquelln and Janls. at their home on route 1, Gold Hill. As a technician, fifth grade, Mar tina served 11 months in the Pacific theater with .the amphib ious engineers and was awarded three bronze battle stars. He was in the army four and one-half years. Auto Accidents Cars operat ed by Wilbur J. ' Smith, 701 King street, and D. C. eleven- ger, 715 Clark street, collided this morning on Grape street causing some damage to Smith's auto, according to an accident report filed with city police Damage estimated at $35 result ed to a car operated by D. H. St. Clair, Portland, Saturday, when in collision at the inter section of Main and Front streets, with a pick-up truck driven by W. C. Kasshafer, Sams Valley, reports filed with city police state. OBITUARY EMMA FREEBURGER Emma C. Freeburger, widow of the late Dr. Frank Q. Free burger, passed away In a local hospital early today. Her late residence was Portland, but the last two months were spent here where she was visiting her son, Dr. Frank A. Freeburger. She was born at St. Cloud, Minn., June 25, 1875. Mrs. Free burger was a member of the Presbyterian church In Port land. She leaves two children. Dr. Frank A. Freeburger and Mrc Alfred W. Rnrcovne. Also two brothers, Christian Aerne and William Aerne. Also three grandchildren. TVii remains will be forward ed by Conger-Morris Funeral Parlors to Portland where serv ices and interment will be held Friday. N. J. WILEY Funeral services (or Jf . J. WiW. who nassed away Satur day after residing here for the past 40 years, will be conduct ed att he Conger-Morris cnapei ed at the Conger-Morris chapel Rev. Louis C. Kirby officiating. Services at the grave In I.O. O.F. cemetery will be In care of the local I.O.O.F. and Rebekah lodges of which Mr. Wiley was an ardent member. DISTANT QUAKE Pasadena, Cal., Oct. 29 U.P) A moderately strong earthquake, 1,400 miles northwest of here, apparently in the region of Queen Charlotte island off Brit ish Columbia, was recorded to day by the California Institute ! of Technology Seismograph. Two different waves of shocks were recorded at 2:58:50 a. m. and 3:02:39 a. m. PST. mm . ia'fiV.'" i TiTrr-nnmiliiBn i TUmiB M " ma u m tS.iAii r'i-rri -111)1)111 ltti&.i!lK-tto,l.a NAME BEND LADY STATESECRETARY OF J-C AUXILIARY Mrs. W. A. Jossy of Bend, Ore., was named permanent state secretary by Lady JayCees at a meeting held Sunday morn ing in the Holland Hotel by local women of the organization and wives of Junior Chamber of Commerce members here to at tend a state board meeting. Mrs. Jossy has been serving as tem porary secretary. After discussion the women decided against a formal state auxiliary, preferring rather to continue on the basis of electing only a state secretary to act as a clearing center between the various auxiliaries for Informa tion purposes. Thirty-four women attended the meeting held in connection with a "brunch." Mrs. Victor Milnes, who acted as general chairman In charge of women's activities In connec tion with the state meeting, to day gave a complete list of com mittee members who assisted her. Mrs. Harry Stahl served as registration chairman, assisted by Mrs. Allan Jewett and Mrs. Leo Lasley. For the social hour Mrs. Robert Voegtly and Mrs. Frank Humphrey served on the refreshment com m 1 1 1 e e, Mrs, Wade Stuart, Mrs. G. A. Dier dorff, Mrs. Ray Ish and Mrs. Carl Bennett on the decorations committee, and Mrs. Jewett, Mrs. Milnes,' Mrs.' C. Lyall Fid ler and Mrs. Don Stansell, host esses. Mrs. FIdler was chairman in charge of the "brunch" and Mrs. Lew Miles was chairman of the decorations committee for the banquet, assisted by Mrs Cary Thompson, Mrs. Owen Walker and Mrs. Bob Schenck It Is planned to bring the an nual Community Chest and Vic tory fund campaign to a close as quickly as possible and anyone who has not yet been contacted, Is asked to bring his contribu tion to. the headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building Otto Frohnmayer, chairman, stated today. Frohnmayer stated that solici tors are still at work, but that since It Is virtually Impossible to contact everyone, many persons have voluntarily mailed or brought their contributions to the headquarters. He commend ed these persons and urged others to follow their example. Chest headquarters stated that many of the larger industrial plants are still engaged .in can vassing employes. PEAR PICKING TO END BY MIDDLE OF WEEK Bulx of the record-breaking pear crop of the vailey has been picked and the remainder on the trees will be gathered by mld-wcek, Assistant County Agene C. B. Corriy reports The rain and wind of the week-end did no damage, and the mois ture was a benefit and In some sections enabled plowing. WHY BE FAK? Get tllmmer Vl In dtnieaJ teiti YM'Kld by medical 4-5Cton, wre than 100 person oi 14 to 151b. m4 In a few wek mih AYDS Vitamie CMy R'ucitif Plan. Try a V-iv sutr of AYD.. enlf tMJ. Moocy t4df pa the very first box U you don' I get reaufts Phone 2440 WAINSCOTT'B PHARMACY 400 CattMtinSk n't 1V Piot Toll Court Records Justice Court Fred Powers, no tail light, $1 and costs; no clearance lights, ?1 and costs. Harold C. Meredith, overwldth load, $2.90 and costs. Howard L. Pyle, Sallle M. Linnstruth and George H. Stow ell, violation of basic rule, cited. Leon E. Cummlngs, overwldth load, cited. Namon McDanlel, -no oper ator's license, no chauffeur's li cense, failure to display license, no muffler, no registration card, cited. Police Court Jerry Cronen, drunk, Jailed. Norman Torgeson, drunk, $10 fine. Florence Hoffard, Gene Thom as, Ed Hanson, Peter Forester, overparking, $1 bail each, George Roberts, overparking, three offenses, $3 bail. Court House News Divorce Complaints Rita Becker vs. Fred Becker. Alyce Fitzslmmons vs. Alfred Fitzsimmons. Divorce Decrees Sylvia J. Strahan vs. William C. Strahan. Claudlne Phillips vs. Albert Lee Phillips. Probate Court Estate, of Dale G. Nunn, de ceased; G. W. Nellson, adminis trator and attorney. Estate of John Bartholomew, deceased; George W. Nellson, ad ministrator and attorney. Marriages Harold Clayton Rlddla and Charlaln Byrd. George Washington Henson and Nell Murphy. Walter Douglas Plumley, Jr., and Dorothy May Hanson. Glen Elward Hodge and Ava Mae Bean. Kenneth Ray Beebe and Mar- Ian S. Moore. Jack Charles Mace and Olive VeOna Morton. Lorren H. Hess and Dorothy Pauline Bond. James Eugene George and Joyce Lorraine Morgan. John L. Schaefer and Mary Helen Kniger. James W. Stewart and Gloria Amelia Lester. Roy Delbert Martin and Hazel J. Cahill. Carl Raymond Dykstra and Mabel Esther Winningham. Divorce Complaints Mary J. Withrow vs. Earl H. Withrow. Winifred O. Card wall vs. Dave Cardwell. Divorce Decree M a y b e 1 1 e Haley vs. Percy Vern Haley. Herbert Botts vs. Jesse Botts. Jesse B. Hanson vs. Lola Han son. Elizabeth May DcGraff vs. Duwayne Dean DeGraff. Lillie Braswell Poore vf. Wil liam Henry Poore. TURKEY KILLING GETS UNDERWAY FOR HOLIDAY Ti,rv kllllne started last week for the pr-Thanksglvlng trade In the East ind in cant ornla markets. Killing will not much it, neak until a week or ten days before Thanksgiving. By that time growers expect io have a little more weight on their birds. Due to cancellation r.-r FOR -5-' 're en Pfi-Cota Company, Umg Ifani City, N. Y. Franchised Bottleri Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Medford usai lh isliiwgB mi ai issM yov fort a Soda! Stcvrfry oeeoont end that ihb may mean monthly Insuiw 1 one biiRs for yovr wlft and children tf yo shootd dl. Or for your tldtrly parvnti yo art wpportlns them. WWi yo lecop yow $OOAU SECUWTY ACCOUNT CARD. tfce oUo to Gf m rood wfth fix uemeal Social Secwfty Board Office Ia eat ol yoar death, andL. FHe nSerr doim m PROMPTLY so rhat they way ot roee any of rKek payments of army contracts there will be plenty of turkeys for civilians this year. Production In all tur key raising area was higher than last year. REORGANIZEHERE Re-organlzatlon of the Rogue Valley Radio club will take place at a meeting set for Thurs day at the Chamber of Com merce building at 7 p. m. It was announced today. The club has been inactive during the war. The radio club, "formed for the promotion and study of radio activities had about 25 mem bers before the war. It is open to anyone Interested in radio, either from an amateur or pro fessional standpoint. Wally Brill was president of tne group before It disbanded. WEATHER Northern California Inter mittent rains today, tonight and Tuesday with snow above 6.000 feet. Slightly cooler interior to day. Strong to gale south to southeast winds off coast. Too Late to Classify VANTKb Middle-Aft or oldM- Ind v fnr HkM homework nnd to cure for two children, 4 and 5 years old Phone 6842. BOR SALE bodge. Vary food condition. Phone 0842. TOH S.AI.K Circulating wood or cooi neater aid cne.tnut 5t. DOCTOR wants room eround or sec. ontl floor, ba'h or bath connections No tobacco, honor cr wnmn Mi mi be in walklntf distance of Fluhrer pox etoo.T. i riming, LOST One young roan, white-face cow. L. M Hamilton- Phone 21110. reward. WEATjer pigs for sale. L. M. Hmfn ton. Phone fl3fl0. tOR SALErTdtibuRKy, baby bath! tub. end tahle, 9x12 rug, 2 -piece suit, belpe coat bIzb 12, fur cape 4J, Clark. FOR SALE Stenotype shorthand machine; good condition, tJ25. 901 ' Central. Ph. 4681. LOT Female wire KaTreS terrier. An.y.'er tonam ''Jlld.v''.P". Bf)fl4. RETlfriNED voterun desires work on poultry ranch Crammer, Rt. 3, Box it jocKsonviue. TOR SA LE- One young well broke saddle hors. one 2 weeks otd IIol stein bull calf. Clair Wyant, Fern VaU-y. HA V A L Dentfifofflcer here on per manunt duly wants ftu-nlshed house or ai)nrtment: wife and 8 mos, old daughter Mt-dford or vicinity. Ph. Canip Whlta dental office. LOST -Downtown. Mond a y A.M., ladles blnck leather gloves. Leave at Tribune. Reward. WANTED TO RENT house or aparT ment. Can give references. Re turned locil serviceman. Phone 23 1 P .. Le Franks. WanEO Second han'i3 egg ' beater for orlde who hasn t any. Ph. 2321. LOCAL SALTS position wanted by married man. age 36, with exten sive selling and mechanical bock- & round. W. n. Beardslee, RU 1, S x fin G 'd H 111, Oreno n . WILL TRAbEpre-wii table top' gas stove, high broiler, large oven for electric same See at 707 W. Jack son For SAt,E--vVaner pigs, Durham beef. Sullivan, 1 block south of Howard school. COST Brown blHr old"" "Please return t o office at R o g u e K lver Chevrolet. ITeLP WANTED Blight cutters. MoJoe Orchard. Telephone Central Point 162, Y6h SALE 111 head Guernsey springer heifers, also 2 (rood Guern--sev milch cows. Bnx 340-A, Lozler I-anej iTSTlf.L HAVE pre-war DuPont auto motive paints. Jobs on which 1 use these materials are fully guar anteed. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, oofls Rivcrj!dj For SALE 2 bedroom sets, twin bed set and 1 full size: 1 living room set: 1 dining room set; I 12 ft. by 24 ft. all wool rug and pad; 1 12 ft by 12 ft. all wool matchtnjp run and pad; l ft by 12 ft. rug, also mlscellaneuoe- pieces of furniture. All pre-war Lodge Motel, S. River side. Phone SQ42. Monday. Oct, .9, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SETBtT Ton RALE Prwm htfk ah air. rnone up "OR SALE 1938 Hi ton Chev. truck. tocK racx. uooa condition, t23, within OPA cetlinr Hurry Lam pert, ITpton Road, Rt. 1, Box 407, Centrnl Point. A NTE D-H ( msekeepcr for on "man" unom, Doarn ana wage, inquir ai Post Office Phoenix, ol J. I. Fanton. CH fveniniis i fOR SAT. if MiTn'i pre-war leather coat, nlack. alia 40-43, 919; man't prr-war wool gult. size 44, HO; 2 new felt hats never worn, alxe 74 Phone S43ft tOT tad lei1 white (fold ring.' tet wnn a none, sentimental vaiue. Liberal reward. Return to 38 Ge neva or 33 ! Riverside. VANTErj lo rent pasture for 9 head eatua. Rt. 1. Hox MR-G. Medford. fbR SALE Minfard .ed. Ph. B34. TOR SAir A fpur-montha old veal- Phone 6981. FOR TTai FWUlard battery charger and a wuiara condition and capa. city tetter, at a reasonable price. Both In good condiUon. 704 North central. XTr p I. A to TOft S ALB-falrchlld P.T. 1SB Primary Trainer. Low hour since major overhaul. Low toUl hours. N C. License. Phone 7346 or see Mrs. T. W. Bnlder. 1000 West Main St., before 10 a.m. or after 7 p m. W A NTJiri Woman or girl. Sunshine Lronur nnop. SX-SEK V1CEMAN M Job. TrucK- nriving- pretcrrco. uan oo most any thing. Phone 4748. Ashland. fOR SATlVWood range with colls and hot water tank 920. Ph. 6456. CARPENTER and cabinet work. Also repair your ladders. Talent Car- pertrv Shop Talent. Oregon. 4ACRESi. s'room semi-modern home, pressure water system. Barn, chick en house and other out buildings, all under good fence, $3,000. Phone FOR SALK"felf a -room ' modern irniitr nousr. luuy nirnmnea. reaay to (to. Hood condition. Bloetrlc brake. John Hlsglnbotham, Rt. 3, Box flR, Morrow Road. COCArt 5 room modirn houft, djDUu 3 lo pouthwett Med ' ford n h r Wxsihlnsrtnn chool. pOMfsnion about Nov. 15. II. N. Loflond, Broker, MS South Oskdale. WANTED Used linoleum, any tiM. Erttfer 9 x 13 Writ box bob, is. lverslde. FOR SAT.E A blnrk saddle hoxa Or trnde for cow. Phone 343D. Wire of iiervicomah overseas 'wlshen to contact anyone vacating one or two bedroom bouse wlthtn next three or our yerks. Phone B.31. ToR SALE Tish'er's chicken develop- ing m:isn. raner s farmer suppiy. 34 South Riverside. NO. 1 YOUNG TURKEY HENS Oak- dnle Mnrket. ifOR S A LfT 1 0 room house, a'apa'rt- menis, d lots, a cnerry xreea ann lawn. Inquire at McDowell's, 1st house west of Skeeter'a Oarage, Ta'ent, JUST RECEIVES a shipment oi brand new Knjlnea (not rebuilt) for Dodge and Plymouth, Ask for our low Installed prices. t. C. TAYLOR COMPANY 112 S Riverside Ave. DODOE Phone 2lhj5 PLYMOUTH YOUNG COlJftRED FRVerS Oa dale jMnrKct. fhn SAL15 Wisher's ejrc proHucer. Fnlwr's Farmer Supply, M South RlveiBlda. FOR SALEUlri's bicycle, food con ditlon. Morris Ranch by Table Rock store sTTpeHOSpHAtIS Car on CaFK Saturday. Paclflo Feed Seed Co. 4tn and rir. WANTF.D to buy late model truck, a1 1 to 9 tons 6 wheel preferred. Tribune Box 2783. FOR d ALE Fisher's" Mormllk. FT- bera Tarmer Supply 34 So. Rtver side YOU NO ROASTING HENS Oakd ale Market, USED CARS lxt of Them Larffeat Stock ta Southern Oregon, See Us Before You Buy or Sell L N SHULTM H Riverside, between 4th and flth OAK GHOVF, PT A. will have Rum. mnge Sale In K. P hall Oct. 20th from 1:00 to 6:00, Oct 20th, 9:00 to &;oo, WAN TED Young man to learn presa work and stereotyping trade. Pre fer young man living at home. Good fiay while learning. See Mr. Fill nger at Mali Tribune office. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR lava Time. Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3010 6th and Bartlett. No Red Tape When You Sell to US HEPL.aCE yout brmxen window glass New glass Insulted while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4112 10th andUrap ROOM FOR RiNT Pleasant room for man close In 609 E. Main. LUMBER Roug Boarda and Dimension REDWOOD end CEDAR FENCE POSTS NsUa Roofing CAMERON MOFTITT L'TMBER CO. So. Riverside at Barnott Rd. I0M0KR0W ilRIOKt VZ-VIOITAsUI LAXATIVI wm FOR We Offer for Sale Our CIRCULAR 8 fill Ha ILL Located 17 Mil. North ot Medford on the Crater Lake Highway Daily Capacity 20,000 Feet 125 H. P. Diesel Motor and other necessary equipment Gulf Red Cedar Company, Inc. f. 0. Box 308 STOCKTON. CALIFORNIA T "Ad Hed Tlr Sawdust reborn TOR SALE 16 plus Dairy Teed. Fa. ber's farmer Supply. 34 So. River side STUFFY HEAD SOLDI a drops strike faat to clear tnroue-n coia- cioe;g:ea aase, you reel Deiur quickly. laution: use on y as atrectea. uemana BIG CARNIVAL F Sams Yallsy SCHOOL HOUSE GOT. 3 1 7:30 P.M. Fun For All GAMES and CONCESSIONS DANCE TONIGHT Jimmy O'Brien's Band From Hollywood Steak and Chicken Dinner TAKE IT EASY LODGE Closed Friday j'ui iji lejnni i it tB ENDS TOMORROW STARTS WEDNESDAY FRED MacMURRAY to MURDER HE SAYS "7 ENDS TUESDAY LQKtA Plua T" LSI THC ntir OF SMT cmni a tsUlT...m 0UTSMAI1IES HIMSUF! ffrtWfaiisTrri ENDS TUESDAY j2 Plus "Sho'i A Soldier Too" A 1 w X1 . 1 e j 17 SALE