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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1945)
LOCAL and ---.-----. - - - - - - Mothers To Meet Navy Moth- S ers will meet rues-ay ai i T o ci0cl at the Girls' Community club. . . . Doctor Home Dr. B. R. EV liott, Route 2, returned home yesterday from Portland where he spent a. icw u jo vu v .cs. Flue Fire A run to the home of O. C. Hansen, 832 West 12th street, was made Saturday sfter noon by city firemen. No dam are was reported from a flue ffre extinguished by the fire men. t , , Two Discharged Two Med- ford men, Neil I. Reed, AM2c, p O. box 384, and Henry B. Metzger, RdRI2c, 209 South Orange street, have been honor- Bbly discharged from the navy at Shoemaker, Calif., according 1 to a release from the separation center there. ' Veti To Meet Crater Lake post No. 1833, Veterans of f or eign Wars, will meet Tuesday at the armory. The degree team will drill at 7 p. m. promptly under the supervision of District Commander Walker and all members are urged to be pre sent. A class of recruits will be initiated and following the busi ness meeting a social hour will be held jointly with the auxili ary. Alexander Home Former staff sergeant with the army air corps, A. E. Alexander has re turned to Medford from Ft. Lewis, Wash., following an hon orable discharge from the serv ice. Alexander served 30 months, of 35 in the army, with the 5th, 13th and Far East air forces in the Pacific theater as a member of the ground force fighter control. He resides with his mother, Mrs. Grace Alex ander, at the family home, 814 West 8th street. 1000 Times More Than Ever The first Thanksgiving decreed by Governor Bradford in 1623 celebrated the sur vival of a minority. Unknow ingly, it also marked the birth of a nation made up of minor ities the Puritans of Massa chusetts, the burghers of New York, the cavaliers of Virginia, the Indians of a vast frontier. None, mark you, liked another. With a trait common to minorities, each felt itself a cut above the rest. Yet the history of three centuries shows that when these minorities did get together and founded the greatest, freest, happiest nation of all time, the old animosities somehow vanished. Our history since the first Thanksgiving shows that the growth of this democracy has been paralleled by the growth of tolerance. Not only has the majority come to understand better the views and problems of the minorities, but the mi norities have come nearer to appreciating the common de nominators that make for ma jorities. Through three centuries the motto of this country has been "United we stand. But the fact has remained, sometimes through bitter tests : "We stand united!" Now, 1000 times more than ever, the land we have inherited from early Americans of all faiths, colors, and conditions is made up of minorities on whose survival its future de pends. Yet, 1000 times more than ever, history should con vince majorities and minorities alike that no conflict can sur vive the American tradition of mutual tolerance. That's reason for another Thanksgiving and it's the history of America. t f flea 4 ttfl", Owerg4 le ewr RktoMMd RrflMry PERSONAL - - - . CALENDAR Monday 8:15 p. m. Toastmasters In ternational, Jackson hotel Lieorge Davis, secretary, phone u i u. O-iO n. m. ol!v T?pV,tv, lodge, annual homecoming din ner ai nan. 8:00 p. m. Medford Musical society, senior high school, room 33, to hear Lewis T. Eanes, pian ist. 8:00 p. m. AATJW-LWV In ternational Relations study group, home of Miss Elizabeth McGalliard. Tuesday 10:00 a. m. Daughters of Nile, courthouse auditorium to sew for Red Cross. 1:00 p. m. Women's Mission ary society, Presbyterian church, lunch followed by meeting. 1:00 p. m. Mary Martha cir cle of the Methodist church, church parlors for covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Lewis Gilliland, chairman. 1:30 p. m. DeMolay Mothers, dessert luncheon at home of Mrs. Marion Robbins, 915 West Eleventh Street. 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks, regu lar meeting at Elks' club. 3:00 p. m. St. Mark's Auxil iary-Guild, tea at parish hall for army and navy officers' wives and Camp White nurses. 4:00 p. m. Junior Bethel of ficers, practice at Masonic hall. Lodge To Meet Pythian Sis ters will hold the regular ses sion at the hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. and plans will be made for a Thanksgiving party. Initia tion will also be held. Sewing Canceled No sewing sessions will be held Tuesday morning by St. Mark's Episco pal Auxiliary-Guild it was an nounced today, since the usual meeting is being replaced by a tea for wives of army and navy officers and Camp White nurses. Members of the Auxiliary-Guild are asked to bring to the tea the gifts intended for servicemen on the high seas at Christmas time. The tea Is at the parish hall from 3 to 5 p.m. Court House News Marriages Jack Wesley Williams Caroline Anita Sander. and Dewitt Burton Strickland and Bertha Mae McGonagle. Vincent C. Claflin and Betty Joe Morrow. Milton Edward Vanderlinden and Beverly Jeanne Watson. James Woods and Berdena Bratcher. Carlos Reyes Gonzalez Jannie A. Helman. Ronald Ensign Brown Loreen Gladys Barth. Curtis Edwin Roper Twila Marie Moon. and and and Divorce Complaints Jennie Marie Thompson vs. Roland Young Thompson. The longest overland trip you can make in Louisiana is from just north of Redessa to Venice, a distance of about 450 miles. Closing time roi Classified Ads 8:30 a m. loo Lata to Classify 12:15 p. in ME?i'38.52' . art oa uitarratsed by JOT FLASHES? if you Buffer from hot flashes, feel WMilr nnrmu .,......... a bit blue at tlmea due to the func tional "mlddle-age" period peculiar to women try this exeat medicine Lydia. E. ptnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve euch symptoms. Plnknam'a Compound helps watts. It's one of the best known medicines for tola purpose. Follow label directions. Limited Number of TRICYCLES for Christmas Steel and Aluminum Bali-Bearing Rubber Tires Several Sizes o o Leave Your Firestone Home and Main & Holly P MR I rAT t A a hUK BUYING .INS GOHG OVERSEAS "But a few days remain In which to buy gifts for service men who will be on troop ships at Christmas time" was the warning issued today by Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, chairman of the Red Cross camp and hos pital committee, handling the gift project. "The response of individuals and clubs has been wonderful so far. We plan to take care of the patients in Camp White hospital first, but hope we will have hundreds of gifts for the army and navy men on shipboard." The gifts are- to be taken to the courthouse auditorium Fri day and Saturday of this week where they will be wrapped and packaged for shipment. Mrs. Kenneth Parrett, whose hus band has just returned home from navy duty, has scheduled volunteers from the American Legion auxiliary, the Colony club. Grey Ladies, PEO chap ters BE and AA and church or ganizations to wrap the gifts. The auditorium will be open from 10 a. m. until 6 p. m. Posters Made Mrs. Edna Halvorson, whose husband is a major In the ma rine corps overseas, made the colorful posters seen in many shops which are displaying suit able gifts for servicemen, the poster project being under the supervision of Miss Nancy Day, new entertainment chairman of the Grey Ladies. Mrs. O. A. Eden has shopped for ribbon and paper for wrapping. Mrs. Paul Skinner, publicity chairman for the Red Cross, whose husband is an army of ficer in Tokyo, planned all radio skits, news articles and window displays for the project. "Men away from home are lonely on Christmas Day," she reminds lo cal people. "If you want this Christmas to be a remembered one for every serviceman, don't forget there are only three more shopping days left." BIRTHS EMMONS To Mr. and Mrs. James J., Trail, Nov. 19, 1945, a boy, 12 pounds, at Community hospital. WEATHER Northern California: Mostly cloudy with some very light rain north portion today. Cooler to night north portion. Moderate southwest to west wind off coast. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Cloudy with occasional rain tonight. Partly cloudy Tuesday with snow flurries in moun tains. Slightly cooler tonight. Oregon: Scattered showers or mow flurries tonight. Partly cloudy Tues day. Moderate westerly winds off coast. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 34: lowest 22. Total monthly precipitation -8-Inches. Excess for the month 1.30 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1, 1044. 4 34 Inches. Excess for the season .08 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p.m. yes terday 66J; 4-30 today 82. Tomorrow Sunrise 7:08 a. m. Sunset 4:47 p. m. Observations taken at 4:30 a. m. 120 Meridian Ume: Boise 45 38 .03 . S 40 .01 S3 41 .08 . 47 27 . 08 S3 .78 . 48 37 78 48 S8 44 .44 . 38 40 . S3 23 74 38 32 40 .77 . 34 27 . 31 44 2 20 48 34 - 83 48 . 48 41 83 . 43 34 .41 63 40 47 27 Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Ha-re Los angelei Medford .... New York Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno Roseburp; Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Spokane .... - Washington, D. C. , Yakima Orders At Auto Supplies Phone 5550 OBITUARY HENRY L. VAN DERMARK Henry L. VanDermark, 58, a resident of Medford for nearly 30 years, passed away suddenly Saturday in Portland where he and Mrs. VanDermark were vis iting their niece, Mrs. Don Mar vin. Mr. VanDermark operated a garage on 3rd street for 13. years prior to taking a position with the Copco maintainance depart ment and seven years later, left for Sacramento where he was employed with the U. S. air service command from whom he received two awards and sev eral letters of commendation. He was born at Carbondale, Penn., Oct. 25, 1889, and was married in Medford Sept. 1913 to Hazel Hawk, daughter of S. H. Hawk. Besides his wife, he leaves three daughters and one son, Dorothy Stewart, Oregon City: Marie Brown, Lelia Gil- man and H. L. VanDermark, Jr., of Medford. Also six grandchll dren and two brothers. Mr. VanDermark was a mem. ber of the Episcopal church, the Masonic order, Knight Templar and Shrine. The remains arrived in Med' ford this morning and services will be held in Conger-Morris chapel at 2 p. m., Wednesday, with the Rev. George Turney of ficiating. Final rites will be con ducted by the local Masonic lodge. Interment will be in Med. ford I.O.O.F. cemetery. DAVID N. MILLARD David Nathan Millard, two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Millard of Eagle Point, passed away Sunday near Al bany, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. .Millard were taking the child to the Deornbecker hospital, Portland, and he died while en route. David was born here Decem ber 13, 1943. Funeral services will be an nounced later by the Perl Fu neral Home. Regular Meeting Central Point Lodge No. 133 A. F. & A. M. Wednesday, Nov. 21st. M. M Degree. honoring Pastmasters. Free ' dinner at 6:30 p.m. All Mas ter Masons weicoma. Ray Brlggs, W. M. Special Communication Warren Lodge No. 10, Jack sonville. Ore.. Tues.. Nov. 20. 7:30 p. m. Work In B A F C degrees. E. W. Kessler, w. M. Too Late to Classify FOR SALr-SawmUl. 52 Inch. saw. long track, SB h. p. dieael engine, power log turner, all good shape, S2000. Contact W. R. Shaver, 502 Fry St. Ph. B28-R Grants Pass. Ore. FOR SALE Good " range withcotls. (12, also electric iron. l. west Jackson. FOR SALE Double unit Conde milto lng machine and pipes. Dealer value machine size 15 electric separator. Rt. 1, Box 552, Ashland. Earl Gracey. WANTED 50 to 500 Christmas trees, preferably Douglas fir, not Inter than Thursday noon. Phone Am a FOR SALE 2 pnlr truckers overalls. sizejia-au. fnone oiou. WANTED 120 or 116 Kodak In good condition. Phone 6160. WANTED Housekeeper for one man. noom. Doara and wages. Brown shingle house, nice lawn In front, aoout six diocks from store in Phoe nix, eth St Rose Sta. J. A. Fenton. Call evenings.. $12,500" i acres, 6 rooms mo dern, basement, piped furnace, barn, large packing shed, irrigated In peaches ana cnerries. Location view ana high quality of buildings make It one of the finest homes In the valley. , (P OOCA rooms furnished, oil heat (jJi0U possession in one week. T Good location. $1500 cash- COOPER REAL ESTATE 223 N. Riverside Office Phone 7357 or 7315 1037 Studebaker, 4 door sedan, A-l condition, clean car. Sell at OPA ceiling. 311 E. 5th St. Champ's GariRe. FOR FREE Removal of one or more small fruit, nut or ornamental trees and shrubs phone 3417. FOR S A LElf 3lNaw ay bed. $755. Fiesta pottery, service for 6 and fxtra pieces. $25. 831 Minnesota. FOR S A LE -Modern 5 room nicely furnished home, electric stove, 7 ft. Frlgldalre, 3 -car garage, 5-stall barn. 2 chicken houses, brooder house, and 4 acres good tillable land. Nuts, fruit trees, berries. 4 miles from Medford, on Beall Lane, one block east off Old Stage Road. School bus. All necessary equipment and toils go with place. $6500 Rt. 1, Box 70, Central Point. Oregon BEER Buy it by the case at ftfE MUIitMlAN CLUB. C07CA New home in P h o e n i uJiJU ex well built. 3 Jarre rooms and complete hath, nice corner lot all fenced, good garage and chicken house. Close to school. A real little home, This irlce Includes two good stove, mmedlate possession. HARRY LONG, Realtor 125B So. Riverside Phone 5992 CHAMPAGNE For your Thanksgiv. fng Dinner $2,73 larre bottle, at THE BOHEMIAN CLUB. $5000" -6 plus acres all irrigated clover, one acre fruit, 4 room house, city water: cow bam. chicken house, garage, close to Medford. Term and Imme diate possession. HARRY LONG, Realtor 1 238 So. Riverside Phone B022 WINES Everything In wines for vour Thanksrlvlng Dinner at THE BOHK MIAN CLUB, rrK FOR RENT Two rooms, partly fur- nlshed. Wood shed and garage. Rt. 1 Chestnut St. 4 Park Place John T. Lovell. BEER But It bv the case at "fTlt BOHEMIAN CLUB. FOR SALE 1937 Willys sedan, with radio and heater. At bargatn. under OPA ceiling price. 37 Z. Main street. Ashland. CHAMPACN E For your Thanksgiv- Ing Dinner. $2 73 larra bottle at THE BOHEMIAN CLUB. WINES Everything in wines for Your Thankf giving Dinner at THE BOHEMIAN CLUB. E. J. FERRY & CO. CAR PAIRING PROMPT & EFFICIENT SERVICE Phone 3101 WANTED Experienced waltreae. evening unit, at valentines. FOR SALE 9 room house, large lot. close In. suitable for roomers. Phone $2000 4 rood building lots on East aide, woooea. $8500 Nice home and income from fruit stand on 99 highway. Peaches, apricots and berries, 1 acre oi good irrigated land. We also have 8 In coma properties. I. E. SCHTLER Realtor ROYAL BEBB 32 No. Grape Phone 5671 TOR SALE Springer cow. 2 piggy sow, boar, sow with 7 little pigs. New Hampshire pullets ready to start laying. Rt. 1, Box 549 G. U mile east of Kings Hwy. Raa mussen. frOR SALE One pair orignal Chln c hi lias. $750. Can be seen at 23 FOR RENT Will trade rent of 4 rm. modern house with acreage, near Grants Pass, for house in or near Medford. Tribune Box 4052. FOR SALE Electric refrigerator. Phone 2631. FOR RENT Large comfortable room with private entrance, 3 blocks from city center, garafe. Ph. 7470. FOR S ALEEx tension d inTrig 'table, gas heater, vacuum cleaner, good two-wheel trailer. 344 N, Central. Phone 5398. PRACTICALLY new Glenwood wood circulating heater, $70. Tribune BOX iiiiii LOST Friday night between freirht depot and Riverside Market one pair of overalls, sire 32-34. Tribune pair of overalls, size 32-38. Tribune Box 4054. ROOM with cooking. $3. 1113 E. Main. WANTED Someone who can move chicken house 10x10 ft. 7 ft. high. Please phone 4157, or call at 227 i . uaxaaie. FOR SALE: Rre-war crib and Kant Wet mattress. $15: two-way high chair (unfold, to make play table), with pad, $7.50: large wicker rock er, $o. pnone iziv. jtiua w. utn 1636 Chevrolet sednn, priced Tielow OPA ceiling. Corner Jackson and Front streets. W A NTED Soldier desires work for two months, any kind, preferably mechanic work. Jack Legg, Rt, 1. Central Point. WILL TRADE My 1941 Hudson, radio end heater, for 38 or 39 model car and cash difference 701 King St. WANTED TRAPPERS ATTENTION Musk rats, mink, martin, in great demand. We pay eastern prices at home. Let us quote you on your raw furs. Medford Bargain House 27 N. Grape St. Phone 3744 FOR SALE Fourteen K trailer house with rood tires, $150; also i mattress, or trade for single bed size: chest of drawers. 623 E. 0th or phone 3734. 1037 Packard, 6, for sale at Shell Ser vice Station, corner Riverside and Jackson. TURKEY DINNERS. 73c. Open day and night Crater Cafe, 300 N. Riverside. R. S. Lamb, Prop. FOR SALE Electric motor, 'A horse. new. uoason, u mile west central Point WANT TO TRADE 1040 Willys in gooa condition tor Hi ion truex. George Hook. Shady Cove. i. E W I N G Experienced seamtress wishes to ' do children's sewing. rnone auov EMPLOYED couple want house or apt., furnished or unfurnished, or board and room. Ph. 2484 or 2913 FOR SALE Ever-Vjearing strawberry plants. Phone 3934 before a 30 jn. or after 5:30 p.m. COCAA Two acres, 3 room house, wOOvU house, city water, electrl- " 1 A .Allan I r m I M Lozler Lane, Box 328. C. E. Nord after 5:30 p.m. OIL STOVESERVICE. Having trouble with your oil stave? Let an exper ienced serviceman clean and adjust It. All work guaranteed. Phone 4029 or 2 lJJL FOR SALE Two 5-drawer chests: 1 childs desk and toys. Talent (arpenter uamnet bnop. CsCAA.fi 8 room modern house, 3 yOUUU bedrooms, utility porch: floors and paint; garage and wood shed. Loca ted close to th e h ifh school. CCAAA 1 acra sub-lrrl gated, all In wOvvv fruit and nuts; 5 room mArlam km..-. 1 rooms, utility room, hardwood floor s throughout, good fixtures; cement foundation, shingled roof: garage and woodshed: new con struction. Good Income. Located close In. Terms. QQQA A 1 it acre, 4 room modem vOtJlU house, cement foundation. construction. Close in location. ffjP AAA oorea Irrigated free ulutUUU Bn'l: n,c 5 room mo. ' dern house, clean In side and out: pressure system, 00 ft. well; large barn: all fenced and cross fenced. Located close In. CI .C AAA- un" apartment house. UlD.uUU 3 rooms and bath in ' unit; hardwood floors In front rooms, electric ranges and water heaters; 3 units completely furnished; garage for each unit; new roof. Good terms. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Medford Grants Pass P. O. Box 648 Phone 6300 FOR SALE First man with $2 nice pre-war davenport and chair. 546 S. Holly. NOW IN STOCrf PASSENGER TIRES 4 50 x 21 4. ply casings fl oo x 15 4-ply mud & snow , 7.00 x 13 4-ply TRUCK TIRES 7.30 x 20 8-ply SB fNon direction al. No certificates required.) 8 25 x 20 10-ply 0.00 x 20 in- and T2-ply LRWIS HUI'EK Hf.KVlUE FOR SALE 1045 Cushman scootr with sidecar and wtndshlald. 34f l Lozler Lane. For sale' oiTT-nADE by owner. r.ce modern noma in country, nice ! lawn, shade, alfalfa, clover, and family orchard. Near Medford and : close to school. Tribune Box 3685 ! COMING THURSDAY The HOLLY FOR REN T Furnished apartment Phone 4261. WANTED Best Mode! Chevrolet coupe, pickup or one-ton irucx casn will buy. Call after 5 pm. 331 So. Ivy St. or Phone 2365. WAN t E D Gold placer ground." Dry or wet placers. Phone 23fi5. FOR SALE Beautiful little cactus gardens no $i, for Christmas gifts. Cut flowers. 1730 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Hickory skils and wallt ing sticks with canvas sleeves com plete and perfect condition. Used only a few times. Make nice Christ mas gift. Phone 5 fl 9 1 . AGATES for Christmas GTfts! See our wide display of agate Jewelry, Oregon's gift to mankind, also myrtle wood novelties, billfolds Ssnto Agate Shop. 411 E. Mam. M e d f nrd. W A TC H REPAIRING Good service, also new watches, bands, etc. steve s watcn Shop. 411 E. Main. iVANTtD TO RENT 2 or 3 bedroom house unfurnished Phone 6415 CASH TS A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer Ph. 3U9 flth and Bartlett Ko Red Tape When You Sell to US TURKEYS. No. 1 hens and No. 1 toms, any size Oakdale Market. WANTE D Painting and decorating for Immediate service. H. r. (Skeet s 1K night. Phone 7431. COMMERCIAL pruning, tree topping, fruit trees and shrubbery of all kinds. Phone 6561 Wlthrow. PLACE your Thanksgiving turkey oroer now. uaKaaie MarKet. FOR SALE C hrysanthemums Phone 6161, on South Peach, across Stevart Ave. Phillips Nursery. A COUPLE from Texas likethecTtv and people of Medford and wish to make their home here. They need a small nicely furnished apartment, preferably close In where quietness prevails. Good care assured your property. Phone Mrs. Dobbs, Room 502, Hotel Med. ford. DROP LEAF TABLE $10; double bed complete with springs and mat tress, $35; dresser, $5; velvet pre war occasional chair. $8: large heater with pipe and stove mat suitable for store or garage, $25; leather golf bag, 5 Iron clubs, driver and spoon, (tyike offerl; roll of 5 foot chicken wire. $5; 3-plece van ity set, Si.i; washing machine, $45. Phone 27B3. FOR SALE Excellent upright piano, reasonable. 619 N. Riverside. ENDS TUESDAY STARTS WEDNESDAY f urrn i LUNACYI ? ?'"?. 5W MacMUKRAY 7M LESLIE , . HAVER . A " I 'A WHERE DO HE CO IllOM iimr 1 " TIQMCOIOI SNUOflK AnthBm ENDS TUES. with WILLIAM GARGAN ANN SAVAGE . PIUS DAVID NIVEN In THE WAY AHEAD .tl rlil-attiT- ft .fhrfrT- CLELXvrTsVsr inBJtLi3 ENDS TUES. ANNE BAXTER "GUEST IM THE HOUSE" Plus JEANNE CRAIN "IN THE MEANTIME DARLING" 1 V n sa m .rrfarask if J Monday, Nor. 19, 1945 LET'S FINISH THE JOB! Buy A Victory Bond and Get A FREE Ticket to Victory Loan Bond PREMIERE HOLLY THEATRE TUESDAY IS .'4 Doors Open 7:30 Jack I See Th Premiere mSltf , Showing of Pkvi'S'C Hollywood's j &imC t' Hilarious xSt ViSC,-S(L In Parson S-Sgt. Don Safford Master of Ceremonies U. S. NAVY ORCHESTRA SEAMAN WILLIAM FURBERG And His Violin THOMAS EANIS Piano Novelty DOROTHY RAUB (American Red Cross) ROGER WOLF Ph. M3-c (of Medford) A MUSICAL TREAT I"- ADMISSION BY BOND ONLY General Adm. Any "E" Bond Reserved Section $500 Bond Loges $1000 Bond MEDFORD MArt-TRIBUNE SEVEN p.m. Curtain 8 p.m. Dempsey
