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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1945)
SIX MEDTORD MAH.-TKIBOHX Sunday, Nor. 18, 194J LOCAL and PERSONAL Buick Showing 1946 Models To Erect Hem Q Beard, Jr., 17 Modoc r.T. ap plied for permit Friday at the office of the city iipnntendtnt to erect ( resider.ee and garage at a cost of $9,000. Undergo Operation Mrs R. W. Ruhl underwent an operation Saturday at the Lahey Clinic In Boston, Ma.'i. Accord ing to a telegram from Mr. Ruhl, her condition Indicates prompt recovery. Horn From Service Ma). W. B. CleKK has returned to his home In Medford on terminal leave from the army, to receive an honorable discharge Feb. 1 after nearly four years service. The major, who has spent his entire army career with the flth service command, resides with his wife and son, Billy, at their home, 30 Windsor avenue. Cars Damaged Cars opcrat- , ed by nay r. BaKer, route l, ; Central Point, and Arvid Ris ' land. Prospect, collided Friday at the Intersection of highway 1 99 and Crater Lake hichwav. causing damage estimated at S35 j to Baker's auto, according to an accident report inea wim cuy police. Chapter To Meet Victory club Kennies chapter will meet Friday, Nov. 23 at 12:30 p. m. with a luncheon in the Masonic temple. A small charge will be made for the luncheon, which will he served bv a committee. All articles for the bazaar should be turned In at that date, it was reported. Visiting Parents MaJ. and Mrs. Albert C. Gaddis and Hmiehter. N a n c v Katherine. plan to leave the city tomorrow IlilfeMiiii? I Amazing Waterproof Cement Paint Seals ff V Moisture Out of Basement Walls ti Bond keeps lh bwemcnl dry by soling up tiny V cracka and porca.. aftskfcw f 1 JLf corn your basement be. ffii 'fTsW a J comet a cory, dry piny- JK f 7 M W M BLf& b$ room. Eaty to apply gJJjij' m frjJ fOt eONCMTf, ITOHt, tkl 7 1 ItJij MT I ciMtMT 01 cnois not J f$foK?&?3 stmrActs-i colon aho whtti "ltftji if Stock mi BONDIX.rirrUd by Acme Hardware Co. Main anil crape Sli. Crater Lake Lumber Co. Ill B, Jaclcaon Rt. Ekerson Paint Store 38 I. Oartlett St. Pittsburgh Paint Store 132 IV. Main St. Stamper & Goff Bros. 223 W. Main St. Ashland Lumber Co. 3M Oak St., Ashland Let Ui Waterproof Your SKI CLOTHES Or Any Other Outdoor Clothing Waterproofed by U. S. Army Specification! Acme Dry Cleaners 1728 North Riverside Phone 4263 Jack Thurman, Owner KIWANIS CHOICE Miss Margaret Bolton, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bol ton of 1311 Locust street, has been selected by the Kiwanis Club of Medford as their candi date for the Victory Queen con test. A slender, comely bru nette, Miss Bolton Is well known in Medford as art and music I teacher at Lincoln school, hav ing graduated from SOCE In 1942. With many friends now only In Medford but through-! out the valley, she Is expected j to give the other candidates a "run for their money" as the Kiwanis Club has expressed It. to Claarify 4:00 Saturday afternoon. A 1,000-bed veterans' hospital costs in the vicinity of $6,500, 000, or $6,500 per bed. Vour Victory Bond dollars are need ed to supply beds for returning disabled veterans. I Dr. 0. A. Welsh announces the removal of hit offices t 320 Medford Center Bldg. Skinner's Garage Introduced Buick for 1946 yesterday. Pro duction emphasis Is on the series "50" super four-door sedan which is first to come from the I assembly lines. Mounted on a 124-inch wheelbase chassis Its improved design Incorporates full airflow fenders, new theft proof rear wheel shields, com pletely restyled radiator grille and bumper assembly and other appearance refinements. Num erous mechanical and equipment improvements have been effected. rm after spending the past week at the home of the major's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Gaddis, 601) East Main street. MaJ. Gad dis will report Dec. 1 to Golds boro, N. C., for reassignment. Mrs. Gaddis and daughter re side in Lafayette, Calif. How Returns Sgt. Roy L. Howe arrived in Medford Thurs day and is with his wife and son at the family home, 210 Vancouver street. Sgt. Howe, who expects to be released from the army in the near future, served six months in the Aleu tian Islands with emergency reserve boat squadron of the Tenth air force. He wears the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon, the good conduct and victory medals and the American theater ribbon. a m Officer Her Lt. Com. Fritz Meier spent the past week visiting friends and relatives in the vicinity. In the navy 16 years, the officer just complet ed his fourth trip around the world. Meier's service during the war Included all theaters and he experienced a torpedo ing in the North Atlantic. Upon leaving Medford Lt. Com, Meier returned to San Francisco, where his wife resides, to spend the remainder of his leave be fore reporting back for duty. Lt. Taylor Horn 1st Lt. Ted L. Taylor recently return ed to Medford on terminal leave from the army and is at home at 710 Park avenue. The lieutenant, who will receive his certificate of service January 9, has been In the army five years and served 34 months In the Southwest Pacific with the 41st and famous 32nd (Red Arrow) Infantry Divisions. Lt. Taylor wears the combat infantryman's badge, presidential unit citation with oakleaf cluster, Philippine liberation ribbon with one battle star and the Asiatic-Pacific rib bon with three battle stars and one arrowhead denoting an assault landing. Sec the finest of the famonsuSHrcr Strcahs The NEW PONVIA cm Here'! newt ibout the new 1946 I'ontiac fur which you've been wilting: 1 ht new PontUc htt mil th qualify, cam of handling, com. fort and cttmina which mule prewar I'ontiaci so popular.! many impressive improvements and refinement!. Tb new Poniiac li mil In the low-pric field and Kill loaded with extra ra! fttnrt$t It con tinue! to be the tine car with the low price. It Is st.tt available an a mooth running, powerful Si or an economical Fiaht and both engines are intefxh.: Re able in the same t hiMn, The new Pontile, which ii now here and on display, continue to be a style pnrm.iker, a qua,, ity leader. Lven better than pre war model , it is the finnt of the famomt "Mrrr Strh" You are cordially invited to cnpie in and see the sparkling new Pontile. . . . WITH THISI IMPORTANT IMPROVIMINTS Ntw, bMadrl knrioc Mytinj , . , Ipnd nm-ri.iina boditt . , . Nw iattnuntmi poi . . . Mt,r chroma tnith . , , New .Dttrioc iris . , . I a pro t ltta . . . Ntw who Hmi . , , LoaMif nffltr sad tall pis v. . Imprat-H coo II n. A. Z. "Tubby" DEAN SALES & SERVICE Sixth and Grape Streets Telephone 2942 To Discuss Russia A "March of Time" film on Russia will be shown at the public forum of St. Mark's Episcopal church set for Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 7:30 p. m. at the parish house. The film will be followed by a forum discussion, with Mrs. Justin Smith leading the discussion. Holmes Returns David Holmes, Jr., recently released from the army air corps at Luke Field, Ariz., has returned to Medford and is residing with his father, David Holmes, Sr., at their home, 1327 Rcddy avenue. The young man, who held the rank of lieutenant, will enter business with, his father. Discharged From Nay y Clyde S. Taylor, former metal smith 1c, has been honorably discharged from the navy and has returned to his home In Med ford. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, their two sons, and daughter, Ame, who was born the day the navy: many left the United States en route overseas, reside at 113 Mis-! tletoe street. Taylor was station-1 ed on Trinidad and Puerto Rico while overseas. Tickets Available A quan tity of general admission tickets and a few reserved seat tickets for the evening performance of "Peter Pan," which will be pre sented at the Holly Theater Wednesday by the Medford Branch, American Association of University Women, are still available it was stated last night. The matinee performance Is sold out. Southern Oregon resi dents who have seen "Peter Pan" and other productions of Claire Tree Major's New York company declare the presenta tions to be excellent and staged with the thought of being especially appealing and whole some for children. "Peter Pan," favorite with both children and adults for many years past, Is declared the most popular play which the Major Children's theater has ever produced. Tickets are on sale at schools, by branch members and at Mann's Department store. Conaway Horn Claire L. Conaway, former master serg eant In the 20th air force, has been honorably discharged from the service and is in Medford to spend several weeks with Mrs. Conaway at the family home, 129 Kenwood avenue. Conaway, in the service nearly five years, served one year in the Marianna islands and wears the bronze star medal and one battle star. He plans to re-enlist after a vacation. His brother, Charles E. Conaway, radio mechanic In the air force, saw service in the Aleutian Islands, where he spent 16 months. He has been dis charged from the army and is now in Washington, D. C. I Clostnt tlm ror Classmed Ada 8:30 a m. Too Lata to Clasalfy 12:15 p m Must We Some Day Fight Russia? 1. What does God say about Russia in the Bible? 2. Has war changed the anti-God nature of Russia? 3. What is Russia's secret International policy? 4. Will Russia grant religious freedom to the oe occupied countries? 5. Will America and Great Britain ever oppose Russia? 6. Does the Bible say anything about another world war? Tonight-7:30 P. M. Evangelist Martin Luther Davidson of Houston, Texas Morning Worship 1 1:00 a m. "WHO IS JESUS" Mass Meeting 2:30 p. m "SUPREME OFFERING TO CHRIST" mi Items! i i iin . it WBYrVmraraM REV. M. L. DAVIDSON ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 11 Newtown Street G. O. BAKER, Pastor WE SELL THE SENSATIONAL, W MIRAGE WAll FINISH 0NlY$998 W GALLON SEE US Painting Needs fOK WOOD AND UH0LIUM. tin-x CLEAR Y2t t GLOSS r bait bat) aafpttw. AISO II I Crua Mil kr ta Drum W 69t UN IM WiUn tetan... "it 9S Acme Hardware Go. Erarj Day Is Bargain Day at Acme Main It Grape Ph. S976 Phone 2119 For Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service F ' 1 J 1 i ',;- vAi p - . ''V nas i -i 1 y - p'!S- ft Why Not Have Your Picture Taken? jp1 REE chest X-rays will be made available to you and other people of this county Nov. 27 to Dec. 6. This free, voluntary and confidential offer is made possible by the Jackson County Public Health Association with the use of the Oregon Tuberculosis Association's Chest X-ray Survey Unit. j FTER you are X-rayed, a card or letter is sent to you AT YOUR HOME, informing you of the result of the findings. Only the person X-rayed is given this infor mation. JJ AVING a chest X-ray is safe and harmless. It takes only a half minute to take the picture. The Chest X-ray Survey Unit has private dressing compartments, capes are provided for women who have the pictures taken. If you wish to take advantage of this opportunity of having your chest X-rayed, sign your name on the attached form. Leave it at the Chamber of Commerce, the Health Depart ment in the Courthouse, or mail to Mrs. Dwight Findley, P. O. Box 169, Medford, Oregon. I would like to have a chest X-ray when the Chest X-ray Survey Unit comes to this community, as my part in the community project of finding unknown cases of tuberculosis. Signed ...... Address Group . Published is public urvica by the bakers of WIS BREAD and CAKES HA
