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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFOHD MAIL-TRIBUNE TuMday. Not. 27, 1943 Newsprint Pinch Will Grow Worse During Next Six Months, Is Outlook San Francisco, Nov. 27 U.R Pacific coast newspaper pumisn crs and thousands of dependent readers today face a continuing newsprint shortage for at least the next six months (icspiic war s end and the lifting of strict war time controls. Major newsprint headquarters or.o lhat the end of the war has brought no improvement to the present shortage, unocr wmcn publishers operated during the war. One of the largest producers hinted the scarcity of newsprint will become even more cri'ical under peacetime operations. Rut lh naner manufacturers themselves disagree a to the causes of the continuing snori age and to the exact extent of further cuts in shipments to newspapers. The one idea the paper-making companies all agree on is that little if anything can be done immediately to put more and thicker newspapers in read ers' hands. A new complication arose last week when James B. Long, gen eral manager of the California Newspaper Publishers' associa tion, announced that Crown Zel lerbach, a major western news print producer, notified publish ers of a 20 per cent cut in de liveries because of logging crew shortages. Long said many California newspapers, with only a few days newsprint on hand, faced shutting down unless already disrupted deliveries were main tained. A spokesman for Crown Zcl lerbach, however, declined to verify Long's announcement. "Shortage of logs and labor" was blamed by the company lor the present decrease in news print supplies. Present strike of 60,000 AFL lumber workers In the Pacific northwest, the spokes man said, had not "seriously in terfered" with paper making operations. PHOENIX PRESBYTERIAN PARTY THURSDAY NIGHT Phoenix, Nov. 27 A party will be held at the Presbyterian church Thursday from 7:30 to 9 p. m. for all Sunday school members and their parents. En tertainment is planned for each group. It is hoped a large num ber of parents will attend. THE GRANGE APPLEGATE GRANGE Worthy Master Bery Ellis presided at the regular meeting of Applegate Grange on Nov. 23. Brother Charles Wicklandcr spoke on the county conference to be held in Jackson county January 10. He urged all officers and members to make plans to attend the na tional grange meet in Oregon in 1946. Sister Wicklandcr talked about the progress in Juvenile Grange work in Oregon and of some of the prizes Young Grangers received in contests. Marie and Carlo Jansen were obligated in the third and fourth degrees by Master Ellis. C. L. Rich, Bert Clute and Oliver Itoundtree were elected to the executive committee. Applegate Grange officers for 1046 are to attend the joint in stallation at Central Point on Dee. 10 at 8 p. m. Grange newlyweds, Mrs. Earl Best and Mrs. Lester Stevens were each presented with a gift in token of Hie Grange members' best wishes. Jacksonville WAC Wins Top Prize In Army Post Contest Camp Butner, N. C, Nov. 27 Pvt. Flossie M. Myers, Wac, Jacksonville, Ore., was the win ner in the army crafts contest held here Nov. 17. She Is a mem ber of the Convalescent Hospital Wac detachment. With every Wac stationed at the camp eligible to compete, a total of 147 individual item of handicraft were entered. Private Myers was winner In the first class, originality of de sign, for her wooden letter open er in the design of an ink well and quill pen. Her prize was a $10 victory bond. Uia Mall TrlDuna Wan Ada. Cloalna time for Claiilnad Ada S:30 a m loo Lata lo ClauKy 19:13 p m CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON October, 1945 The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, showing a list of claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of October. 1945. G. R. Carter, County Clerk. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Commercial Printing Co., Inc., supplies, $377.50; Federal Labor atories. Inc., supplies, $217.70; Wm. Gronbemer. radio, $35.00; Howard Gault, equipment, $15.53; Western Union, tele grams, $0.71; Howard Gault, travel, S27.30; Vern Smith, travel, $123.40; D. V. Hastings, (ravel, $113.15; Elmer Sartain, travel, $7.60; Dulien's, supplies, $11.50; California Pacific Utili ties, gas. $7.26; Luman Bros., supplies, $.r2.55; A. P. Slogcr, travel, $4.00: Walter W. Wcller, herd inspection, $461.55; Ameri can Laundry, laundry, $7.04; Western Union, time service. $5.00: Economy Seed & Feed Co., supplies, $10.47; Frldeger Grocerv L.O., supplies, 4.i.i4; Shell Oil Co.. supplies, $16.97; Groceteria Super Food Mkt., sup plies, $2.20; r . E. bamson Co., supplies, $10.65; McCoy Ma chinery Co., supplies, $3.30; Ash- I GIVE KIR V iufA'V''' ' P A HANDSOME WARD Xtj ' ' ' ' j) Handbag fjA j Chooso from gracefully gathered ffj -'-2 ?t"if pouches or top-handles; streamlined mn J envelopes or shoulder strap styles. In rich-looking simulated leathers; cos- 4 tume colors, as well as blacks, browns ftv z ' 10 ! tom. ' S MONTGOMERY WARD land Creamery Co., auppllea, $19.72; Harold Wainscott's, sup plies, $6.84; California Oregon Power Co., lights, $36.63; West ern Oil Si Burner Co., fuel, $11.35; G. R. Carter, postage, $9.00; Lester L. Lewis, travel, $40.00; George W. N e i 1 s o n, travel, $50.00; Western Union, telegrams, $7.72; H. W. Conger, coroner fees, $18.30; California Pacific Utilities, lab. equipment $5.63; Western Union, telegrams. $1.00; Ashland Printing Co., ad vertising, $18.85; Flynn Electric Service, supplies, $13.75: Med- ford Printing Co., advertising $19.60; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., telephone, $17.85; H. w. conger, coroner fees $10.00; Barnum Orchard, sup plies, $44.10; Lamport's, supplies. $5.00; Hubbard Brothers, Inc., supplies, $7.00; Medford Ice & Storage Co.. supplies, $17.90; Larson-May Co., repairs, $19.79; Medford Laboratories, supplies. $3.85; Pacific Telephone & Tele graph Co., telephone, $7.30f Ore gon Pacific Highway Ass n., publicity. $100.00: Pacific Tele phone & Telegraph Co., tele phones, $58. uu; umce btationery St Supply Co., supplies, $14.60; Raleigh Matthews, herd inspec tion, $90.00; Medford Stationery Store, supplies, $2.50; M. A. Beneka, supplies, $1.0j;- Otis Elevator Co., elevator service, $32.50; Pacific Telephone & Tele graph Co., telephone, $5.25; Brownies, repairs. $106.50: ratt ers, heat, 527. 50; California Oregon Power Co., lights, $161.30; Robert M. Elder, travel, $43.05; Office Stationery & Sup ply Co., supplies, $6.75; Don Cruikshank Typewriters, sup plies, $4.53; Office Stationery & Supply Co.. supplies, $18.00; West Coast Printing & Binding Co., supplies, $165.40; Lost River Dairy, supplies, $25.20; Luman Bros., supplies, $245.94: Klocker Printery, supplies, $11.25; Office Stationery & Supply Co., sup plies, $9.95: Pacific Telephone Si Telegraph Co., telephone, $16.85; Glenn I. Brenner, indemnity, $22.50; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., telephone, $8.20; The American, supplies, $2.00; Lulu Sohermerhorn, nurse, $19.96: Ordia L. Vinson, indem nity, $15.00; Howard E. Conkle, supplies, $20.50: The A. Lietz Co., supplies, $2.38; Nelle W. Burns, expenses, $55.00; Don Cruikshank Typewriters, repairs, $15.28; Oregon State Agricul tural College, remittance for Co. Agent, $1707.50; Howard Gault, travel, $20.97; Floyd E. McKee, travel, $40.00; Robert N. Martin, indemnity, $2.00; West Coast Printing & Binding Co., record books, $124.80; Medford Printing Co., advertising, $18.80; W. E. Cox, supplies, $55.45: Shaw Sur gical Co., supplies, $95.67; The J. K. Gill Co., supplies. $1.97; West Coast Printing & Binding Co., record books, $63.25; E. M. Wilson, audit, $60.00; Depart ment of Agriculture, scaler of weights, $29.72; Fred Kelly, bailiff, $6.00; First National Bank, Indigent relief, $8574.40; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., telephones, $41.30; Joan M. Andrews, supplies, $6.00; Ina Huson, County compensation, $30.00; H. W. Conger, coroner fees, $15.00; Cutter Laboratories, supplies, $6.75; Shaw Surgical Co., supplies, $12.27; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., tele phone, $5.70; George W. Daley, services, $5.10; Loyal J. Smith, services, $5.90: C. Marion Smith, expenses, $37.25; Clinton A. Smith, expenses, $48.87; Office Stationery tc Supply Co., sup plies, SO. 65: Afton Carter, extra help, $93.98; Alice Daws, extra help, $82.70:' Wm. Hazelwood, labor, $89.69; Irma Dinnell, laundress. $73.99; Bessie Pelham, nurse, $100.69; Dora Wright, nurse, $86.79; Elsie Arnold, nurse, $98.49; Charles Angle, services, $3.00; J. C. Poitevint, services, $3.00; Loyal J. Smith, services, $9.98: George W. Daley, services, $14 87: Lois Remking, extra help, $133.53: Lola Jane Cobleigh. extra help, $101.76; Delia Mast, extra help, SI 14.48; C. A. Myers, travel, $7.75; And rus H. Smith, travel, $32.40; C. R. Bowman, expenses, teachers' Institute, $175.00; J. K. Gill Co., supplies, $9.76; Office Station ery k Supply Co., supplies, $5.75; Boys' & Girls' Aid Society, child care, $40.00; Catholic Charities. Inc., child care, $20.00; Oregon Protective Society, child care, $1.87; Children's Farm Home, child care, $25.00; George W. Ncilson, postage, $7.00; Ernest A. Stamm, painting, $678.11; Nolle W. Burns, Justice Ct. Expenses, $55.00; Adina Ben son, juror, $8.25; James M. Cum mings, juror, $6.45: Blanche Blumenstein. juror, $6.45: R. C. Cummlngs. juror. $6.50: Thomas L. Edsall, juror, $6.00: Rollin E. Jordan, juror. $7.20; Victor Milnes, Juror, $6.00; G. F. Peck- iham, Juror, $2.00; Geo. Troh- reich, Juror, $j.u; w. ounn enship, juror, $2.00; John Dem mer, juror, $2.00; Edna Pearl Clark, juror, $2.00; J. E. Gett ing, Juror, $3.30; Don Pqling, labor, $154.46: Afton Carter, extra help, $8.96; C. I. Bourne, extra help, $25.17; Frank Foley, surveys, $14.97; R. E. Welch, surveys, $14.97; Fred Baker, grand jury witness, $2.00; Trow bridge & Flynn, laboratory equipment, $24.98; Robert M. Elder, travel, $45.95; Mrs. Ray Wyant, child care, $23.25; Wm. W. P. Holt, M. D., medical serv ices, $25.00; National Hospital Association, hospital fees, $60.00; Aetna Life Insurance Co., insur ance fees. $6.63; G. R. Carter, Trustee, War Tax, $1683.05; G. R. Carter. Trustee, war bonds, $383.90; State Industrial Acci dent Commission, industrial in surance. $104.77. CIVILIAN DEFENSE Ashland Rationing Board, ex penses, $20.00; Florence Libby, salary. $80.10: Mrs. Minnie Bry ant, salary, $60.65; G. R. Carter, Trustee, war tax. $30.65. JACKSON COUNTY LIBRARY Doubleday Doran Co., sup plies. $3.50; Gavlord Brothers, supplies. $4.50; The J. K. Gill Co.. supplies. $23.11: Evelyn Graham, supplies. $4.20; The Macmillan Co., supplies, $4.76; The Oregon News Co., supplies, $60.92: Mrs. Blanch Powell, magazines. $77.33: Mildred Sel bv.' supplies. $3.00: George R. Carter. Trustee, war tax. $68.60; State Industrial Accident Com mission, industrial insurance, SI. 17: Mrs. Amy Bateman. serv ices, $6.00: Mrs. J. F. Brown, services. $6.00: Mrs. Beulah Dusenbcrry, services. $6.00: Mrs. Leclah Jones, services, S6.00; Mrs. R. H. Moore, services, $6.00; E. A. Hildreth. services, $6.00; Mrs. Jewel Routh, services, $6.00; Mrs. W. D. Steadman, services, $6.00; Jackson County Library, expenses. $11.01. ROAD FUNDS The A. Lietz Co., supplies. $256.75; Standard Oil Co. of Calif., supplies. S5.92: Texas Co., supplies, $145.75: Claude C. Holmes, supplies, $926.91; Wood bury Co., supplies. $214.40; Reed Tractor & Equipment Co., sup plies. $122.00: Older Tire Ex change, supplies, $62.05; Severin Electric, supplies, $7.00; Electric Steel Foundry Co., supplies. $90.10; Office Stationery & Sup ply Co., supplies. S8.70: Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., tele phone, $7.35; Harold E. Tolle, express, $8.42; Shell Oil Co., supplies, $172.20; Oregon Ne-i vada Calif. Fast Freight, hauling, I $11.28; Associated Lumber Co.,1 supplies; $153.09; Pacific Tele-J phone & Telegraph Co., tele-1 phone, $2.75; Howard Cooper j Corporation, supplies, $10.54; j Consolidated Freightways, Inc., j hauling, $1.02; Art Kent, sup-1 plies, $147.60; Coleman's Hard-, ware, supplies, $14.40; Union Oil I Co. of Calif., supplies, $65.07;! White Motor Co.. supplies, i $19.12; V. A. Bower, supplies, $5.75; Turco Products Inc., sup plies, $5.10; Harold E. Tolle, ex-! press, $9.54; Trowbridge & ' Flynn, supplies, $2.94; Eugene Dietzgen Co.. supplies. $0.65: 1 California Oregon Power Co., i supplies. $1.00: Howard CooDer Corporation, supplies, $89.96; D. u. Davidson, supplies, $0.75; Contractors Equipment Co., sup plies. $3.31; H. & L. Company,; supplies, $1.00; Robt. S. Farrell, ir., certificates of title. $58.00: Woodbury Company, supplies, -$39.67: Littrell Parts, supplies, $117.65; Cedar Rapids Engineer ing Co., supplies, $0.55; White Motor Co., supplies, $76.14; ; Rogue River Chevrolet, supplies. 1 $1.88; Zellerbach Paper Co., sup plies. $58.80: Fichtner's Garage, supplies, $6.24; Reed Tractor & Equipment Co., supplies, $65.27; H. Li. Pritchard Co., supplies. $7.31; Lorenz Co., supplies, $2.21; Howard Cooper Corpora tion, supplies, $169.78: Columbia fi-quipment Co., supplies, $49.23; Lewis Super Service Station. supplies, $177.90; California Oregon Power Co., supplies, $47.60: Leonard Andrews, labor, $208.25; tt. C. Dooms, labor, $169.12; Earl Jones, labor, $167.60; Jim Merritt, labor, $178.74; Percy Haley, labor,' $104.26; Elmer Harnish, labor,; $146.30; Claude Wade, labor. $151.22; L. J. Bigham, labor,! $174.38; Karl Kite, labor, $166.30; H. Sandvic, labor, $133.33; Olof Thoren, labor, $85.47: W. M. Tetherow, labor, $149.14; James W. Barlow, labor, $190.05; Clarence Baker, labor, $229.95; Hollis F. Beucler, labor, $187.17; Arthur H. Boggis, labor, $154.60; Chester I. Bourne, labor,' $156.12: Wm. J. Burbidge, labor, $129.61; G. E. Cowen, labor, $74.71; Robert Craig, labor, $198.42; Chalde B.-Dean, labor, $200.85; Charles Dooms, labor. $178.80; Robert N. Fin ney, labor, $145.77; Arthur Hin kle, labor, $7.34: Lome Fraser, labor, $184.65; Thomas W. Hora, labor, $157.10: Oscar C. Lewis, labor, $122.84: Joseph R. Miller, labor, $198.20: Winfred W. Phillips, labor, $163.88; Rollie J. Rinabarger. labor, $194.19; Thomas Roseberry, $143.04: Harry W. Scoggin, labor, $142.41; Layman Thomas, labor, $172.42;- Jack Thrasher, labor, $110.14; Edward H. Tuttle, labor, $185.79; Alfred L. Tye, labor, $195.50; Roy Virchow, labor, $177.86; A. Wattenberg, labor, $199.14; Lval Hartman, labor, $145.72; Weslev Hartman, labor, $165.99; Medford Service Sta tion, supplies. $568.88; Howard Cooper Corporation, supplies, $558.99; Medford Concrete Con struction Co., supplies, $68.39; Medford Water Commission, water, $5.50: Hubbard Brothers. Inc., supplies. $15.31: Firestone Stores, supplies. $155.82; Eagle Point Water Commission, sup plies, $2.50; Whittle Transfer Co., hauling, $15.00: Associated Lumber Co., supplies, $246.98; Porter Lumber Co., supplies. $40.00; Marchant Calculating Machine Co.. services, $41.00; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph. Co., telephone. $5.90; Commer cial Printing Co., Inc., supplies. $7.50; Dawson Electric, supplies, $7.04; L. C. Taylor Co.. supplies, $3.44; Claude C. Holmes, sup plies, $692.38; Standard Oil Co. of Calif., supplies, $2.23; Older Tire Exchange, supplies, $89.00; "Chet" Leonard's Super Service, supplies, $56.55: Montgomery Ward, supplies. $116.40; Hoop er's Radiator Service, supplies, $19.50; City of Ashland, sup plies, $2.50; Aetna Life Insur ance Co., insurance, $19.38; Na tional Hospital Association, hos pital fees, $55.00; war bonds, $788.78; G. R. Carter, Trustee, i Accident Commission, huWH'fee, war tax, $885.50; State Industrial I $251.35. CHOOSE ITS FINE ( PRE-WAR QUALITY 1 How that your can begin to pick your brand, f. 'cl Corby', guide you in your selection of r fine whiskey. Enjoy Corby's critically and .y' carefully. We believe you'll mark'? : -- -t-r thia light-bodied, sociable blend "rTTl. aa your favorite from now on. f jr- PRODUCED IN THE U.S. A. mJi under tha direct njpmrnihn of jPMa 1 , ' our axptrt Canadian blandar drfchh. 86 Proof-68.455 Grain Neutral Spirits fa pSfsMBjs . 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TO TOTK IOOAL DRIOOIST HI CAN AIRMAIL HIS CRDCT TO DAT TO OFT TOLISA- KIPPED TO HIM TOMORROW rtR ORDINARY CAMS " arnotST T. ir n ah. ii on. n-ot and ij cpi l ,k poh axvrnt casis thi ECONOMY 8IZI I) on II OX I m WR SAL All Homes and Buildings Located on the Tract Recently Acquired by Sears Roebuck & Co. BUILDINGS AVAILABLE 90 DAYS FROM DATE -MUST BE ENTIRELY REMOVED OR DE MOLISHED WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM THAT TIME. O O O O O O O O o o BID ON ANY OR ALL Buildings Located At 245 So. Central 301 So. Central (Central Apts.) 315 So. Central 220 Talent Court 225 Talent Court 242 So. Riverside 246 So. Riverside (Apts.) 300-2 So. Riverside (Duplex) 310 So. Riverside 312 So. Riverside (Fourplex) s A check to the amount of 10 of bid mutt accompany each bid. Bal ance caih upon acceptance of bid. Owner reserve, right to accept or reject any bid. No Bids Received After Dec. 10, 1945 At the Office of MARK A. GOLDY, Realtor 105 EAST MAIN ST. - MEDFORD Colma Remedy Co., 1507 N. Wilcox, Lot Anfelei 28, Calif.