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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1945)
PRODIGY TO HOLLYWOOD Detroit, Oct. 31 (U.R Frank "Sugar Child" Robinson, six-year-old Detroit Negro schoolboy hailed as the newest find in "boogie-woogie" piano playing, left today for Chicago on the first part of a trip which will land him in Hollywood for a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical. Dm Mail TrlTiunt Want Ada. Equipment for Sale 2 75 Caterpillar Diesel Trac tors with drums and bull dozers. 1 12x14 Twin Steam En gine. 1 50 kw AC Generator set, switchboard and Cat erpillar Diesel power unit. 2 High Pressure Donkey Boilers. 1 6x9404 Woods Planer. 1 P&H Shovel 1 'j - yd with 54-ft. dragline boom. 1 20-h.p. Upright Steam En gine. 1 Only 15 - ton Hyster Arch. 3 New Carriage Screws 1 Six by forty Edger. 1 Head Rig Cast steel frame heavy top and bottom arbor. 1 New Speedee Twin En gine. 2 Only 60" Inserted tooth saws. 1 New Heavy Brownlipe Transmission. 1 Used Heavy Brownlipe Transmission. 2 Used small twin Steam Engines. 1 1937 International with Dump Body. Track Bolts and Spikes.' Tiller Mill & Lumber Company -Medford Telephone 2788 PECKHAM ACCEPTS E INSTRUCTOR AT SEATTLE George Peckham, former Med ford resident, was a recent visi tor at the home of hli parents, Mr. and Mrs. George r. Peck- ' ham, 219 Beatty street. At the termination of his army service Peckham accepted position as a teacher of voice with the Cor nish School of Fine Arts in Se attle. Mr. Peckham, a basso, whose voice was discovered by the late James Stevens beloved Med ford baritone of national fame was soloist at the First Church of Christ, Scientist of Seattle, staff artist on the NBC and CBS outlets, and appeared in concerts and opera throughout the north west before entering the army. His three years of army serv ice included, period with the medical corps, following which he was transferred to the San Antonio aviation cadet center in Texas, where his knowledge of radio gained him an assignment as a code instructor in the pre flight school. He was promoted through the ranks to the grade of staff sergeant before taking examination and receiving his appointment as warrant officer. Peckham was kept busy as featured soloist at the camp. Some of his most interesting ex periences besides entertaining in army hospitals, chapels, and Red Cross recreational units in cluded working as featured solo ist with such famous Hollywood and radio stars as Edgar Bergen, Don Ameche, Martha O'Driscoll and Joan Merrill on a huge bond rally. Peckham also made per sonal appearances with Jaque Abrams, concert pianist. Jinx Falkenburg, Claud Stroud of No License vr T- Y if - . (Acme TtUphoto) Raymond V. Fraher, 46, who alleged ly faked medical credentials to pose as a physician In a San Pedro, Calif, housing project clinic, will be charged with murder in the death of a three-month-old patient, according to In-vesticators. the Stroud twins, and 'many oth ers. Besides his new duties at Cor nish school he has already been engaged to appear as guest solo ist on KIRO. What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Scribes To Meet A meeting of the Girl Scouts Press club will be held Satur day at the Scouthouse at 10 a. m. It is stated that all troop scribes are automatically mem bers of the club and are asked to attend. Closing time for Sunday Too Lata to ClaasTfy 4:00 Saturday aftarnooa Please remember "I LIKE Fashion Bilts! II VWiVMSSr- - It 1 Rochelle ... black kid He with patent tip 449 "I PREFER Rochelks! Difference of opinion? Yes! But on these TWO FAMOUS NAMES Thousands agree! Yet, It's agreed that BOTH names spell trim, lovely style combined with real walking Comfort. Some prefer the extra quality of Fashion Bilts ; : . others, economy-priced Rochellei. Both are famous shoes the country overl Fashion Bill . . . black kid lie; pinhole trim if 95 Fashion Bill . . . black kid nurse's oxford m 95 J' ontgomery Ward BULLNETS$1825 AT CAL-ORE SALE One hundred and fifty-two Herefords consigned from the top registered Hereford ranches of the west exchanged owner ship Monday at the annual Cal Oregon Hereford association sale at Klamath Falls. Grand champion bull, Bel mont Fifth, bred by Frank Riches of Buena, Wash., sold for 51,825 to Charles R. Carpenter, Ashland. Grand champion female, Dolly Domino 2d, bred by Mountcrest Ranch, Hilt, Calif., sold for $1, 325 to Walter P. Hubbard of Junction City, Ore. Herb Chandler's I first p'ace ! junior yearling bull sold for $1, 700 to Oscar Millican of Spring field, Ore. The reserve cham pion female bred by Pollock Hereford Ranch of Sacramento, went to the J Bar J Ranch at Medina, Wash., for $550. Re serve champion bull bred by the Horton Hereford Ranch of Klam ath Falls, sold for $700 to Emery cS: Son, Silver Lake, Ore. Don Nichols, Ashland walked off with the champion summer yearling bull which brought $1, 000 from the new owner, Sam Philips of Tule Lake, Calif. First five females sold aver aged $805 and the first five bulls sold for $1,257. Over all average on animals sold at auction this year was nearly 20 per cent greater than the average received in 1944. This was largely due to the bet ter quality animals consigned to the sale. Manager of the sale was Mit chell Tlllotson of Klamath Falls President of the Cal-Oregon Hereford association is John S. Day, owner of the Blue Moon Ranch, Medford. Wednesday. Oct. 81, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE TVTt RAIN, FALLING LEAVES ' CAUSE DRAIN PROBLEMS Rains and falling leaves of the past 10 days have produced drainage problems in many sec tions of the county with back waters of road ditches, creeks and irrigation ditches flooding orchards and roads. A half dozen orchardists of the Arnold Lane district conferred with County Engineer Paul B. Rynning today relative to the waters of Daisy Creek and clogged ditches that overflowed. It was explained the county would clear the road ditches as soon as possible. In some or chards the irrigation ditches have become clogged, causing overflows. Victory Bond money will buy artificial limbs for the legless and armless. Get your money into this worthy cause. u 1 n I0M0RROW AIRI6HT 4-VICETABLI IAXATIVI llnliiVrX.)?, vttrsfti Just Arrived! 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