Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 22, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI LOCAL and AMendi School Ben Phette place, of the Par Store, left yes terday for Los Angsies to at tend a Firestone school for the next three weeks. Tc Resld Her Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tuttle, of Port land, have moved to Medford to make their home. He was re cently discharged from the army air force. Mrs. Tuttle is a sister of Guy and Ben Phetteplace. Rangers Here Richard Tub man, Union Creek and Otis Foiles, Butte Falls, rangers for the Rogue River National Forest service, are spending a week at the headquarters office here to formulate work plans for their districts. In Manila Lt. Richard E. Denman is now serving as ad ministrative officer in the mari time personnel office of a Manila base, according to word received irom the army public relations office in Manila. He is the son of R. W. Denman, 1218 West Main street and is one of five brothers in service. Keith and George Denman are with the army air corps, Joseph is with the 32nd Division and Ralph is with the United States navy. Lt. Denman. a regular army man since February, 1933, is in charge of assigning crews to ships. HINXLE'S PARCEL DELIVERY DAY or NIGHT Phone 4956 Prompt Courteous Service T. D. Hinkle W. H. Judy Now PLAYING (VP'S $JT ! WIS HIGHEST PRICES PAID GRATER LAKE MOTORS 6th and IVY MEDFORD PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 8:30 . m. DAV and Auxil iary, dinner at armory followed by meetings of both groups. 8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor lodge, KP hall. 8:00 p. m. Pythian club, home of Grace Reed, 328 Ed wards street, to plan for visit of grand chief. 8:00 p. m. Games and card party by St. Anne'j Altar society at parish hall. Public invited. Wednesday 1:00 p. m. Mistletoe club, Pollyanna revelation party and covered dish luncheon, Girls' Community club. 1:00 p. m. VF.W Auxiliary, revelation party at home of Mrs. Merrill A. Beneka, county court house. Ashlandar Here Ralph Bill ings of Ashland was a business visitor in Medford today. Rain Reported Heavy rain fell during the night at Union Creek, making the ski course un fit for use, it was reported, to day from the office of the Rogue River National Forest service. Sojourners To Meet Med ford Sojourners club will meet Thursday at the Girls' Commun ity club at 1 o'clock for dessert luncheon and cards. For reser vations call Mrs. Harry Stahl, phone 6252. . Reopens Office E. C. Kelly, former army captain who has spent the past two and one-half years with a military govern ment unit, has reopened law of fices In Medford at room 309, Medford Center building. Class To Meet Golden Link Bible class, First Baptist church, will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Edith Whillock, 1003 West Main street. Serving on the social committee will be the Mesdames Anderson, French and Crawford. New Clerk James Asher, navy veteran, has been added to the staff of the Rogue River National Forest service as a clerk It was announced today. Asher, who held the rating of ship's cook second class, resides at 126 North Holly street.' ' Building Applications Build ing applications were made yes terday at the office of the city superintendent by R. D. Broe beck, 219 North Oakdale ave nue, to remodel a residence into two apartments, $1,000; Mar garet Fields, 18 South Jeanette street, residence, $750; and Brewer and Porter, three resi dences costing $6,000 each at 606, 608 and 610 Monroe street. Enlist Enlisting recently in the U. S. navy, according to a news release from the local navy recruiting substation, were Jesse Lee Gish, son of Roy J. Gish; Darrell J. McNeill, son of Mrs. Alice E. Childreth; John V. Watson, Jr., son of John V. Watson, Sr.; Howard A. Willock, sen of Mrs. Martha L. Jordon; Warren L. Hanlin, son of Paul M. Hanlin, all of Medford; and William O. Yates, son of Wil liam O. Yates,' Ashland. Veterans Report The follow ing Jackson county veterans re ported yesterday to county se lective service, boards after re ceiving honorable discharges from the service: Roger E. Card. Hatter M. Carroll, John J. Casad, Earle W. Chamberlain, Keith " W. Coplnger, Harold J. Davidson, Arthur E. Fields, Charles S. Fields, Dan A. Hull, Arthur R. Johnson, Roy W. Johnson, Harvel W. Jones, Louie P. Kurz, Tommy C. Natwlck, Glen E. Russell, Claude P. Slaughter, Robert G. Spalding, Joseph E. Spayde, Wayne F. Steinbeck, Holly K. Vandel and Wllmer E. Warren. 2 ED 7 A IT AIR'S Car Damaged City police Investigated an auto accident at 12:05 a. m. today Gfter a car driven by Jack F. Davis, 1003 West 11th street, collided on 11th street with a parked car belonging to E. C. Rice, 910 West 11th, officers reported to day. Both cars were damaged, according to the report. Change In Lighting Planned For Homes Of Post-War World Philadelphia (U.R) The ex perts say there's a surprise in store for the American house wife when she turns on the lights In her postwar "dream home." , Here's what happens when you click the light switches in the newest "home of vision," built in Philadelphia to illustrate what lighting will be 20 years from now: The dining room Is suffused by a "ribbon of light" from spec ial fluorescent tubes. Dark corners are lighted, by built-in lighting fixtures. The leisure room has "black light" lamps concealed in the cornices along with the fluor escent lamps. Silver -colored wallpaper treated with fluores cent paints appears subdued un der the fluorescent lighting, but "leaps to life" when irradiated by the invisible ultraviolet black light rays. Pillows and playing cards also are activated by the black light radiations. The kitchen is fluorescent lighted, with local fixtures con cealed at strategic points such as above the sinks. The laundry boasts a special fluorescent light ing unit which pops out of the laundry wall with the ironing board to make work light. And the lights come in assorted sizes and shapes to complement the furnishings. $30,000 Approved For Operation Of Vets Commission Salem, Jan. 22 (U.R) The Oregon State Emergency board has approved emergency appro priations totaling $55,000, Bud get Director George Aiken re ports. . The State Veterans' commis sion will get $30,000 for operat ing costs. Ten thousand dollars will be used in the fight against the oriental fruit moth. An other $10,000 will be used for operating the State Agriculture department experiment station. And the Oregon Post War De velopment and Re-Adjustment commission will get an addi tional $5,000 for expenses. The board has also approved transfer of $8,300 from a fund appropriated for a convention of disabltd war veterans which had been planned for Eugene in 1941. The transfer has been made to a fund for a similar con vention to be held soon in Port land. LEGION AUXILIARY HEAD JOINED TO FILL ROSTER Indianapolis (U.R) Mrs. Walter G. Craven, newly-elected pres ident of the American Lesion auxiliary, joined the organiza tion in lis lormauve days be cause one more name was need ed to form a unit heinff nrwniTAH by her late husband's Legion post. "I told him I nrobablv npvar would go to a meeting," Mrs. craven now confesses. "But I have not done anything but go to meetings since." Court Records Justice Court Gilbert R. Thompson, violat ing basic rule, $2.50 and costs. Percy C. Beardon, Margaret M. Anderson, Willis M. Lomax and Norris P. McMahan, no op erator's license, cited. Clarence E. Smith, no chauf feur's license, cited. James E. Camden, driving while operator's license revoked, cited. Police Court Alvin E. Tedrick, drunk and disorderly, $10 fine and 30 days jail suspended. Howard . Bradley, driving while under influence of intoxi cating liquor, $50 fine and 30 days Jail suspended. Ramon Mats, parking in alley, $5 fine. Lawrence T. Miller, no stop at stop light, $5 bail. Any person having a claim aralnit Tha Ntghtlnrala Club or Johnson Truck Lines acocunt Nightingale, or Glen Johnson account Nightingale, or Sam Mete account Nightingale, please submit statement of claim at once to The Nightingale, 830 So. Central Ave., Medford. WANTED! Work for Tractor, Bulldozer and Carryall Land Leveling and Clearing Phone 7381, Medford T Veterans 'Ashed to Attend Wednesday Legion Post Meet All World War II veterans who were interested In forming another American Legion post in Medford, as well as all veter ans not affiliated with any vet erans organization, are urged by Commander Richard Baize to at tend the meeting of the Ameri can Legion post No. 15 at the Armory Wednesday night. At a meeting January 14 the new organization of World War II veterans decided to unite with post 15. Adjutant Walter Dun lap reports that 50 of the members of post 15 and most of the new members being signed up every week ut World War II veterans. Livestock Portland, Ore., Jan. 33 (UP) Livestock: CatUe: 325. Calves: 35. Active, early sales fully steady at Monday's advance. Few medium-good steers 14.50-17.00; medium heifers 1300 15.00; canner-cutter cows S.50-9.00; fat dairy type cows to 10.50; medium good beef cows 11.35-13.25: stricUy good cows quotable to 13.50; good beef bulls 13.50; medium grades 10.00; good-choice vealers 15.00-1600. Hogs: 100. Steady. Barrows and gilts mostly 15.80; good sows 1350 14.00: choice feeder pigs in large iota quotable to 15.75. Sheep: 50. Quotable steady. Few good-choice lambs held around 14.00; good ewes quotable up to 5.00. South San Francisco, Jan. 23 (UP) Livestock: Cattle 50: steers acarce; Monday, around 150 head medium to good heifers, 14.50-lo.00; today, nearby she-stock strong to 35c higher; com mon 10.00-11.00-, packages cutters 8.50-9.00: canners 7.00-7.50; common to good sausage bulls 10.00-12.00. Calves: salable none: nominal: yes terday, package choice 153-lb. veal ers $15. Hogs 200; steady: load good-choice 253-lb. northern California barrows and gilts 15.80; odd good sows 15.03. Sheep 200; lambs firm; Monday, two decks good-choice 95-lb. wooled lambs S15; sorted 15 per cent at $13; common-good ewea quoted 2.00-8.50. Chlcafo. Jan. 32 (UP) (WFA) Livestock: Hogs: 13.000. Active, steady, cell ing of 14.85 paid for all good and choice barrows and gilts 180 lbs. and over, lighter weights aenrce: sows at 14.10 celling, order buyers taking more than half the crop. Cattle: 5500. Calves: 400. Choice fed steers and yearlings steady; mod. erate supply choice steers and year lings 18.00; bulk 18 00 to 17.75: two loads Colorado fed weighty heifers 18.00; most heifers 14.00 to 16.50; strictly good heavy cows to 15.00; heavy sausage bulls to 13.75. Sheep: 3500. Opening steady to shippers and small local killers; early sales good and choice fed wooled western lambs 15.10. Portland Produce Portland. Jan. 22 (UP) Whole sale market prices: Cabbage Oregon No. 1, -$3-3-30 crate: Oswego $2.30-3.23 crate. Onions Green local $1.10-1.10 dox. bunches. Potatoes Baker county $3.50 cen tal. Turnips No. 1 80-83c lug. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Jan. 32 (UPI Wheat Open High Low Close May 1.80'J 1.80 (, I .SOU 1.80i,B. July 1.79 si 1.80 'j ITU", 1.80UB. Sept. 1.78 1.791s 1.71 1.79'.iB. Dec. 1.7714 1.791s 1.77?, 1.791.A. S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Jan. 22 (U.R) Dairy market: , Butter: 93 score 48V4, 92 score 48, 90 score 4734. Cheese: Loafs 28.2, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 48 Vt, medium grade A 43V4, small grade A 38 Vi, large grade B 42V4. Wall Street New York, Jan. 22 (U.R) Stocks made a quiet recovery today on favorable steel and di vidend news. Officials of the war mobiliza tion and reconversion office an nounced that a steel price rise will be forthcoming before the end of the month based on De cember figures and not on wage considerations. Preliminary closing Dow Jones stock averages: Industrial 197.35, up 0.72; Railroad 66.24, up 0.76: Utility 40.00, up 0.20; 65 Stocks 74.e3, up 0.45. Sales totaled 1.530,000 shares compared with 1,680,000 yester dry. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel Sc Tel 190H Anaconda - ,,, 4flVi Chrysler 133.14 Curtlss Wright 8H 47V4 75 7714 45H 54M iV.'n 17 61 46i 494 19Va 35 General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R. Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney Radio Southern aclflc - Standard Oil of Cal., Texas Gulf Sulphur , Transamerica United Aircraft U. S. Rubber 94 U. S. Steel 87,4 Closing time tor Classified AAt S-30 a m- Too Lata to Classify 13:14 p ra Too Late to Classify 18 UNIT All TO COURT and Trailer Camp, near Medford; average net $700 a month; we would like to allow you this money maker and its many other attractive features. This Is one of the, best otferinga we have had for months and in right person can make a real money maker out of this place. Priced at $25,000. Sea us for further detail. CARL V. TENGWALD Realtor Hotly Theatre BMg. On the corner" FOR SALE Bedroom set with box print: s and tuftless mattress, like new, $100; iron bedstead with coll spring, cotton mattress, $20.00; Devan and chair, no springs, $40; radio table, $3; kitchen table, 4 chairs, $13; ottoman, S3. Phone 6381. AR MY Officer and wlla to share comfortable home with air baso employee and daughter 9Yt. Prefer couple who will assume full re sponsibility of house, garden, and care ct child. Phone 2463 morn Jng WANTED Part time stenographer. Faber's. 34 S. Riverside. 36500 New modern house, 4 acr Bear Creek bottom soil. Clow In. 57000 New 5 room house, 4 acres land, on paved road. 3 mils city limits. $12,000 180 Acres, 33 Irrigated, 6 room house, good barn, other buildings, fenced, 11 head stock, span horses ana macninery. 25,000 30 Acres Bear crock soil, 9 room modern house, hardwood floors, fireplace, basement furnace, saw dust burner, good barn and other buildings, all fenced. Owner will sell all or divide. I. E. SCHULER, Realtor ROYAL BEBB FOR RENT Apartment, adu'lta, 334 Apple. FOR SALE Bassinette andbabyIs swing. Phone 2-BU. WANTED Piano. Phone "4317 FOR SALE Portable poultry house, will accommodate 13 to 18 laying hens. Extra well built. Other poul try equipment. Phone 6808. WANTED To "Rent Apartment y local couple on or before Feb. 10. No children, no pets, no drinking. Phone6436. FORCED To Sell on account" of slcTt ness, 8 room modern house, 2 larpe lots, refrigerator and other furni ture. Terms. 563 Rock. Ashland, Oregon. WANTED To Rent or" sublet "by Yusf. ness man and wife, turn. apt. or hskp. room for about 2 mo. Best ref. Phone 2231 Room 320. WANTED Best" trailer house Sl50 cash will buy. Tribune Box 3083. THE FOLLOWING Articles wll.Ke sold at the Midway Auction Yards sale Thursday, Jan. 24 1033 Ply mouth coupe; 1 Clipper seed re eleaner; 24-in. screens, 3 horse Elec. motor, elevator and attachments. Prewar davenport and chair, a beautiful set. new nrice on this set was $250.00. WANTED Circulating ollheater. Phone 786, Gold Hill. FOR SALEFour" Gro-Quick 80-ft electric soil cable units and ther mostats. Never been used. 1018 E. Jackson. FOR SALE $2400 n Large two room house on paved street Lot 50 x 212 feet $2500 3 room house and bath on paved street See L. G. PICKELL AGENCY JfiS.Bartlett StPhone 4888 WANTED Young man for sales' and" office work in tiro and auto sup ply store. Excellent opportunity fur advancement to party who can qualify. Apply in own handwriting, giving full details, age, reference, etc. All applications strictly con fidential. Tribune Box 3086. FOR SALE-Three I3" choice ceme tery lots in Siskiyou Memorial Park. Tribune Box 3085. $10,000 BEAR CREEK BOTTOM SOIL PAID UP WATER RIGHT 17 Acres, 8 acres Bartletts and An Jous, 0 acres alfalfa 11)45 crop; more than $5000. Close to Medford on good oil macadam road. Treea are pruned. This is an excellent buy. $8000 SPRING STREET. CITY WATER Modern house, fireplace, woodshed, garnfe, smokehouse, chicken house, barn with cement floors, fenced. Lad i no clover, irrigated, oil maca dam mad. 6 4s acres land. Shade trees. Possession soon. $7350 58 Acres, 6tfe acres Irrt (fated In la dino clover, house, garage, work shop. Possesfllnn at once. $5000 CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY i Acres land, Irrigated, ladlno clover, barn, chirk en house, hog house, good dwelling, owner leaving. Pos session at once. MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY Phone 3266 10i E. Main ALL THRU THE YEARS DIGNNE 'QUINTS' raly on this (raat rub lor CHEST COLDS To Relieve Coughs Aching Muscles A wise mother wilt certainly buy Musterole for her child. It's always rubbed on the Quintuplets' c hosts, throat and backs whenever they catch cold I Musterola inttanily begins to nHeva coughing snd aching muacW It actually helps brale up painful local congestion. Makes hreathins easier. WondwfuJ for gTown-ups, tool In 3 strengths. "See Humphrey First" TO BUY OR SELL YOUR USED CAR Humphrey Motors lifted Car Exchange 33 1 Kivertid. Ave. WANTED TO BfTNT- Sehirned atr force officer and fsmlly needs two or three bedroom house or apart ment furnished or unfurnished. To be permanently located in Medford. Best of references. Call Mr. MgGill Roon-, SP3L Hotel Medford FOR" SALE Hearing aid "batteries. Automobile Market, 6th and Bart jU. Phone 3919. 1 SALOON Oak Back Bar and Mirror. Bob Lee, Radio-Electric, Jacksonville. CASH for your diamond or watch. nan ie, Radio-Electric, Phone Jacksonville. FOR SALE " '36 Plymouth 4 door sedan with '41 Ddge motor, good tires, some repair on body. Ph. 3493. FOR SALE BY OWNER 6 room and bath, modern house, newly painted, double lot. city water, electric hot water heater, stoves, electric pres sure system for irrigation. Nice yard. Call 5-1 Central Point. TALENT FEED STORE Now under new management TRIANGLE FEEDS Your business will be appreciated Pat Kennedy and Guy Hays FOR SALIC Three lots on' Dakota Ave. Everett Finley, Rt. 2, Box 383. "33 C.M.C. Truck. Stake body, lM-ln, wheel base, new brakes, hydraulic with air booster. New clutch, mo tor overhauled. Spara tire and wheel, $590 cash. J. P. Mullen, Bt. 1. Box 61-A, Murphy, Phone Provolt ii-F-ga. THIS WEEK'S BESTBUY C A OA A"" Acre, 5 room modern 4.llil on Old Staae Road. Ber- ries. fruit, garufa and henhouse. Terms. C7AA Acre orchard, good build JaUU in 91,0 overlooking val- $rtn A 9 Acres. Lots of wood, 6 fctUU milea from Medford. KIMBALL Real Estate CH1LDERS Phone Jacksonville 191 FrTsalE--Yj Acre, on Bear creek, two room house, chicken house, Rt. 3. Box 57-B. Morrow Road, Gertrude Koncson FOR SALE At once flsHew Hamp shire Red pullets ready to lay. Must be seen to be appreciated Am leaving, must sell at once. See Walter Lunceford, 5th house on left on Ross Lane north Mntlack's Store, 2 story white house back in field. MORE BUYERS MAO BRAHfe BROS. Auction Yard your best market We have consigned for Friday, the aath. One herd, 10 good dairy cows. Guernsey and Jer sey milking and springers, 10 good dairy 1 heifers, Guernsey and Jer sey; IS mixed cows and heifers, 7 cows dairy type in good condi tion; 10 Guernsey and Jersey milk in? and springers; 10 mixed cows and steers; 10 cows and 4 calves, Hereford and Durham; 11 Krnin fed steers, 3 yr. old, good auulity, 30 head feeder pigs. Mtin sold out, selling all of his furniture. Plan now to consign your livestock and furniture for this sale, Call us for transportation. Brans Bros. i ml. fast the fairgrounds, Ph. 533, Kt. , Gran la Pass, Ore. S ROOM MODERN HOME Furnished, Including Elec. Refrigera tor, Comb. Elec. Range, Close in. Paved street $5790.00, 8. C. JONES REAL ESTATE 209 West Main Street, or Call at 612 Pennsylvania Ave, WANTED Stack baling or share. Clair Wyant, Route 4, Box 22Q, Fern Valley. FOR SALE Guernsey and rtolsteln cows.Goud milkers. Phone HUM. DAIRY or Stock farm" for sale by owner. Highway and rlvor front age. 100 acres best of soil. 3 bed room modern house, good out bid us. $16,000, Will handle balance easy terms. Tribune Box 3075. JUST ARRIVED AT LEWIS' SUPER Floor Lamps, 3 way Table Lamps, all metal Desk Lamps, flourscent RADIO BATTERIES 1000 hour power pack 8PARTON AUTO HORNS Four models GAS HEATERS AND RANGES BABY STROLLERS LEWIS' SUPER SERVICE 8th and Front Phone 2119 WANYEDFirnt class cori "ere t e f I n -lsher and plaster. Top wages. See Mrs. Champion at Champ s Gar age.3U E. fith. ffPftA Country homeTTarRa house 2)0 DUu in ,lne shape. One acre irrignted. B?ar creeK noli, fine shade trees, one mile from Medford, garage, woodnhed, cow barn. Easy terms to right party. HARRY LONO. Real Kslnte Corner So. Riverside and Stewart Ave. Phone 5023 " A 1 H H A';f ('Vw5Vi nmU Trihune) v I ENDS TONITE! vmii th, hurt vLZSiZ vl fJSwTrA v- teHEiaa TuMflay. Jan. 22, 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE BCTEJI WANTEDHousi keeper, good cook. References required- Good home. Private room and bath; top wage; 3 in famtlyL Tribune. Box1879. WANTED Model A roadster. HflS. Holly. W A N T E D Cy 1 i n d er-head ?or lfVTn Chevrolet. Phone 3277. Jennings Tire Co. LOST A week before Christmas, la dy's Lonj(ines wrist watch which has a broken stretchband. Has any one found this watch? Please phone 3400. Reward. 310 Genessee. IF YOU WANT a trailer house-and can finish a partly built one, come to 1063 Court street at once. Will glve good deal. WANTED Cylinder head " for T938 Chevrolet. Phont 3J77. Jennings Tire Co. BULL service at your place Register ed Hereford and Guernsey. Harry E. Miller. Phone 6933. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save lima Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3019 flth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US WATCH REPAIR I N G New shipment of watches, lady's and men's watch bands, etc. Steve's Watch Shop 411 E Main. You Will Like the SEQUIN CLUB HOTEL DEL ROGUE GRANTS PASS Open t p. m. to 2 a. m. Bar Service Only On Tuesdays Enoy Abby Grean'i Music il 1 1,11 Iff ill maeaaaaaaaeasaaaeaa TOMORROW! 1 A ENDS TONIGHT! K I GEORGE SANDERS In ( "THE STRANGE AFFAIR OF UNCLE HARRY" I Plus! "EASY TO LOOK AT" i!J.:PIEB IDBBEifflCIOB FBAMCIMEDBGE COUIDUBIS HAVE your furniture upholstered and repaired by Mr. ThlbauU, Ph. 2908. rOR HELP with your Income ta reports phone 39 13. S3 Ross Court -FILM- For Your Camera Site 127. 3 relit $ .81 6 for I1J5 620. 3 roll! .996 for J1.90 123, 3 rolls .99 6 for $1.90 61S. 3 rolls l.U 6 for $2.20 116, 3 rolls 1.146 for $2.20 Plus postage and handling 15c per 3-roll unit 25c per 6-roll unit. Sold only In 3 or 6-roll units. Send cash or money order. No Stamps No C. O. D.' MAI LOCO P. O. Box 147 Stution W New York 24, N. Y. . ii rSr i'eli ri iaaaaaea3aV ENDS TONITE . .vjT ttii'iir ill i mi 'mi' fp. FOR WHOM! I THE DELL TOLLS (?.., COOFtR . 7ftERGMalfi mm'