Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 27, 1946, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextWRITE J. C. C. OF C. TWELVE MEDrOHP MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. Jan. 27, 1948 ager Frank Hull asks that calls not bo made in person or by telephone since the Information mut appear in writing to serve a. adequate evidence. Hull emphasized that the chamber has no listings or hous es but that the duta is neces sary to portray the need if addi tional housing units are to be resurcd. He said that a com mittee consisting of Eugene Thorndike, Mark Coldy, Joe Early and Herb Grey has been very active in trying to solve the problem during the past three years and that the com mlt'ce has been in constant con tact with governmental agen cies, the army and the navy seeking allocations of surplus housing materials. They have faced the federal assertion that the area did not require hous ing projects other than the 125 unit one ,T Jackson street. New Veterans of World War II In need of housing, If they or their wives have . been former resi dents of the community, ore re quested to write the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce stating their problems in order that concrete evidence of the community's housing need may be presented to government of ficials convening here February 7. Chamber of Commerce Man- NOTICE We are now in our new home acroii the street from Swift & Company on FIR STREET, Just south of our old location in Pinnacle Packing Plant No. 3. We will continue to carry a COMPLETE LINE OF ALBERS QUALITY-CONTROLLED FEEDS Alto all kinds of Whole and Ground Grains, Dairy Supplies, Poultry Equipment, Garden Tools, Seeds and Fertilizers MEDFORD FEED & SEED YOUR ALBERS DEALER North Fir Street Medford CAUTION COUNTS f Sensible precautions will save many costly and painful accidents because most acci dents CAN be avoided. Now, during "Acci dent Prevention Month" r e s o l.v e to PLAY SAFE t- help mako Jackson County a safer, happier placo in which to live! FUNERAL HOME John A, Perl Frank Porl ehember president. W. H. Fruh' rer, has Joined in the work of the committee, Hull states. Special nationwide emphasis is now being made in securing homes for veterans. Kircher Appointed To Naval Academy By Rep. Ellsworth Alan Kircher, son of Lloyd Kircher of Medford, has receiv ed a principal appointment to the U. S. Naval Academy, it was learned yesterday in a letter from Rep. Harris Ellsworth, through whom the appointment was made. Kircher, who is pres ident of the senior class of Med ford high school and a star on the school football team, receiv ed the appointment after Clar ence Carver, first named prin cipal, entered the navy and de clined to accept the appointment. Also learned from the letter was the advancement from first alternate to principal of Ferney McKibben. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. McKibben of Central Point. Appointment of McKibben, who is now attending the U. t. coasi Guard Prep school at Grotin, Conn., was made through Sen. Wayne Morse. What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Troop 29 By Suzanne Walker, Scribe Troop 29 of the Jackson ichool held a cook-out at Scout headquarters last Saturday morning followed by singing practice lead by Margie Hop kins. Scouts present were Hon nie Miller, PatriciR Johnson Nahldene Neilsen, Margie Forde, Sandra Stout, Norma Neat- hamer, Janice Stanford, Phyllis Haas, Deo Ann Falwell, Betty Reel, Virginia Berteau, Donna Shaw, Donna Witter, Barbara Huron, June Darby, Suzanne Walker. Carolyn Bourne and Mrs. McKcmlo, Mrs. Van Aus dall and Mrs. Bourne. Troop 7 By Donna Johnson Twenty seven cans of food hnun heen rnileeted bv troop 7 of the Girl Scouts and is to be distributed In Europe by the U.N.R.R.A. Shady Cove Shady Cove, Jan. 20 At a special meeting Friday evening nf Ihn Shnriv Cove Parent-Teach er association it was voted to continue the hot lunch program in the school in the same manner as has been carried on before. Five voted in favor of the move, against one dissenting vote. Court House News Divorce Decrees Lucy Woodward vs. Allison K. Woodward. Patricia Murie llarsliburger vs. John Junior llarslibarger. Uao Mnll Tribune Want Ads. E AT Many Medford Legionnaires and members of the auxiliary will be among the 23 American Legion posto and auxiliaries to be represented at the district No. 4 conference to be held at Grants Pass Feb. 2 and 3. The conference will amount to a training school with lec tures and classes in rehabilita tion, child, welfare, employment of veterans and other important matters in the Legion program, according to Mrs. Guy Wilcox, district auxiliary president. A mass public initiation ceremony for new members wjll be held Sunday afternoon. Speakers for the Legion will include Neil Morfitt, Astoria, de partment commander; Fritz Nis sen, Portland, department adjut ant, and Hugh Rosson, chair man of the Oregon state vet erans' commission, and members of his staff. Speakers for the auxiliary will include Mrs. J. Earl Templar, Brookings, department president; Mrs. Mae Whitcomb, Portland, department secretary; Mrs. La villa Kehrli, Portland, depart ment poppy chairman, and Mrs. Claude Roland, Portland, depart ment chairman of girls' training. What's Doing at U. S. O. Java Club will be held at the Riverside USO today beginning at 9 a. m., with Junior Hostess es Rita and Dorothy Pendergast serving. For Twilight Reverie at 5 o'clock Miss Faith Warnock will entertain with piano seleC' Hons. Pantry Shelf will follow at 6 p.m. and is to be served by the Navy Mothers. A half hour program will be presented at 7 o clock by Ruth Jean and Lollie. girls trio, and Mrs. Alexander's Ha n a i i a n band. A ham dinner for 170 men was furnished during the Pan try Shelf hour last Sunday by Gates' Groceteria stores. BIRTHS LINDLEY To Mr. and Mrs Lylc, Phoenix, Jan. 26. 1946, a boy, 7Vi pounds, at Community hospital. COFFELT To Mr. and Mrs William, Jacksonville, Jan. 26, 1948, a boy, seven pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Too Late to Gassify 95200 Attractive modern furnlihed e-roora itumv n - If dealred. RATVS Next door to Talent Cmte sin AAA Close in. Eait Side, s- SlU.UUu houM- bed" y v, w rooml. double garage, lot 110x285, near Rooaevelt school. T. J. MITCHELL, Heal Estate 308 Fluhrcr Bids. Phone 5817 WANTED TO BUY Good uae(J ear Phone 3169. FOR SALE OR TRADE 27 acres on Crater Lake highway at Eagle . . , ...... irm mnt,l and tervice itation; 20 acrea irrigated. In meadow and pasture. 10 tree water, balance dry; 5-room modern house, laundry room, cooler, dandy . , , .k..,k. chicken house. large 'bam. Price $8,500 lor short time only. Terma. t"' 11 Lumber to. sign, uw, $1500 20 ACRES On Little Applegat. 18 mile from Medford. 4-room house, small barn, 3 cows and furniture. including new wasncr, .$17,000 ULTRA-MODERN East Side home. 2 baths, 2 fireplace, large wooueu lot. J. E. SCHULER ROYAL BEBB Realtor jFsT ARrTvED Vfie-Grip pliers, hand-saw, white enameled toilet seats. ACME HARDWARE. Main and Crape. Phone 5976. R.N. A Rummage sale at V. alt s Radio shop, 400 E. Main. Surfing at 8 o'clock. Jan, 31. Bring dona tions by 1 o'clock Thursday. WANTED 6O00 firt mortgage loan on beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath home and 40 acres land, near Med ford. P. O. Box HT2. Mcaiora. FOR SALE Private Indian collec tion consisting of old and modern baskets, plaques, poiiery. p.pe, stone war clubs, axes, tools, sil verware, dresses and many other articles. Phone 5bo. WANTED To sell Engineers or Sur veyors Handsight Level, $237 used - U -..kl.. CIO ft Jtr W. automatic 38 revolver. Sltt. Old upright organ, fid. Fnone o-tou t Ten Ann iirvn O et n . mhn nut choppers, meat boards, wire clothesline: rubher Dain ana inn mais; metal wastebasneia; enrome towel bars and accessories. Ai-MF HARnWARK Main and Grape Phone 5970 IF YOU WISH to sell your trailer house or automobile, see O. V. Myers, used car dealer at used car lot at 9th and Bartlett. Phone S(w FOR SALE Coolerator; Eureka sweeper. B2B W. 13tn WOOD LAST CHANGE also large drv knots ror nrepiace aim na'ce. 1820 No. Riverside. FERTILIZER Car to be on track in few days Srvrtp Gunno Nitrate of Soda Morcrop Potash Superphosphate Arrange now for your requirements, T. T, SAMSON CO. Inc. DOG FOOD Gaines. Friskies. Ken dall's Fives- F. E. UMiavn w- FOR SALE Boys Junior bicycle, also la-Pass accormon. -img FOR SALE Large w e a n e r p i g Mr. Kelsoe. Hillcrest, Phoenix Road, Phone 6366. FOR SALE Stradivarius violin '.n ex cellent condition. fnone .ooo FOR SALE Motor! te baby buggy good conaiuon. i-none FOR SALE Lady's three diamond sniff nnc rvevt. I-no lie uiiv. WANTED Lady for morning shift to baxe pies, nuson a wuiu-j FOR SALE Bahy buggy. Thayer collapsible, niue wun grey uuuu. good condition, $19. . Phone Jack- .nntr.11 AM. BROODERS 500 Capacity Oil. Get your equipment set up early. Save at .SAMau a- FOR SALE 1927 Chevrolet roadster. 'as is . aa. iihh west m WANTED Good late model used car wanted Dy private iwnj. BOX 1 P, OF iflUUIIB QUA FOR SALE 1934 Ford sedan. Corner Main and ivy. BUCKHOLTZ To Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 008 W. Jackson. Jan. 26, 1946, a girl, 7V4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Closing time for Classified Ads 8 30 n in Too Luto to Classify 12:15 pin Lawn Rakes Garden Tools. New supplies arriving daily. Get the pro per tool for the jod at m.iuii a. FOR S Al .Ei 93 1 Model A 5 pass. convertible. Phone 4049 omim Sunday. FOR SALE Pre-war Toledo wood range, like new. with coils. $55. 1242 Court. Inquire office- FOR SALEbresser, large mirror. Wedjiewood gas range, good as new. 608 S. Newtown. Phone 2509. FORTIUS LP with your Income tax reports phone 3913. 55 Ross Court. FOR SALE Partly-built trailer house and some ply wood, must be sold Sunday. 10fl3 Court. RABBIT HAY Chloce Alfalfa. Bright. green, clean. F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc. WANTED Small paint gun with or without hose. Write Bert Murphy, Gold Hill. NOTICE TO Interested Realtors Discontinue listing on property at Brownsboro as 201 acre Mr. Robert C. Cook. WANTED Refined lady 3 days week ly, housework by hour; no cooking. Phone 4583. POP-CORN If you want pnp.corn that really pops get It at SAMSON'S UNITED AIR LINES buyi Martin Transports JL . rT Announcing a $9,000,000 order for a licet of 35 Martin luxury liners and options for 35 more, W. A. Patterson, United Air Lines President, emphasized once again this pioneer airline's policy of giving its passengers the most swift, luxurious and dependable air transportation available, without question or compromise. W ith this order, more than one-thii'd of America's major airlines will be using Martin twin-engined transports. COMl'OKT, ni-I'ENIWUUTY, M'KED The tame tJvtnccd engineering which i giving airline passengers the M.irtin 2-0-2, rcichcj new heights in the deluxe Model J-6-J, otdcred hy United Air Lines. I nited s licet of Martin planes wili have cabin presMiriratuin, which will bring a new degree ol Hying comlort, under which, changes of altitude will not he noticeable. Three hundrcd miles per hour speed, while carrying 40 passengers, their baggage and 2000 lbs. of cargo, will reduce both intercity and loast-to-coast Hying time. This 5-niilc per minute- high speed results from use of 18-cylindrr Pratt Jt W hitney 2100 h p' engines with jet exhausts, a feature pioneered by Martin. L'tmost depend ability is assured by use of every new device, including elec tronic automatic pilot, radar, heat de-icing, reversible pitch propellers, etc. OTHER ADVANCED KEATVRF.S To pv,M iik-tiriSilrpasscd comfort, these new Martin airliners will oiler thermostatically-controlled radiant heat-panel cabin heating and rclrigcratcd air for summer , . . soundproofed cabin , . . in direct I'ghting . . . large reclining chairs . . big windows . . . spacious lavatory. Thus United' passengers will have the world's finest air transportation when they tly via Martin transport! THE GLENN L., MARTIN CO.. BALTIMORE J. MD. Roiito of the MAIN LI NEKS With United, Mania airliner wilt fly the Origin ttantcomincmal route, linking the imjuitn. ccnttti of the Eaut. the Gret Like arci, the Great Plains, the intermoun tain region, and every mifor ciijr and tctporf on the Pcii;c ctutt from VaiKOurrr, B. C. to San Diego. Serving maiae metropolitan artai croM the continent, I'mttJ u the 'Main Line Air wajr"cuau-;ootut. United new Martin airliner mli fracurc 4 luxurious club lounge. .AIRCRAFT WANTED Responsible woman to care for 2-year-old boy for ev- ral days, nw no. wvermc. rno CM P Annrnx 4 acres Of land 400 ft. frontage on S9. 1 mile south of Phoenix. Box aitJ-n. ni. WANTED By returned veteran and wife, small furnished apartment or house. Phone euua or j u. Fn r s A le An exceptional buy A B. Chase upright mahogany piano and bench, case and interior periect; ai&o vnuui b- leather couch. 609 East Main. IF AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Is done right it Is safe to guarantee. We guarantee all work. Mitchell Paint Shop. 60S so. mversiae. 12 INVESTMENT Invest your mony in Business Pr0P; eriy cenirany immcu m - returning net Income of 12 r on purchase price of $10.000 00. Phone 3517 I k TRICYCLES Only 90.05. SIMS BROS. JUST TO REMIND YOU Our Complete Service Cover s Magnetos: 1. Eisemnnn; 2. Bonch; 3. Wico. Fairbanks-Morse and Ser vice Starter and Generator Ex change Service; Pierce Governors; Handy Governors; Briggs & Strat um Engines; Bosch Windchicld Wipers; Auto-Lite Products: Uelcn Remy Products; Leech-N e v i 1 1 e Products. DAWSON ELECTRIC. !29 North Riverside, Medford, Ore gon. Phone 34G3. FOR SALE All wool Gullistan rug, S x 12, used very little. $80. Can be seen at Pacific Feed Sc Seed, 17 W. 4th; TRICYCLES small size only supply limited.SIMS BHOS: WANTED By "middle aged working couple, sleeping room with home privileges. Must be congenial place. Would also like evening meal. Best of references. Address Box 2307 . Tribune CCTAA 5 room modern house. uDDUU service pop'h, concrete foundation, new roof and paint. Oil heater piped in. Posses sion soon. CARL COTTSCHE, Broker 7N. Bartlett St. Phone 046 or 3961 BICYCLE BASKETS all metal, "pre war quality with sturdy axle sup ports SI MS BROS. CHILDREN'S SLEEPERS, pajamas, housecoats, print dresses, gnbardine Jimmies. Cottage Specialty Shop 414ArcndiaSt. Phone 5801. BICYCLE BASKETS another s h i p tnent justarrived SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Oak library table $10; round table with 3 oak chairs, $9; box springs $8, and other house hold articles. Phone 55t9. BICYCLE BASKETS all nietnl wire baskets with aluminum finish get one now at Sims Bros. REPLACE your tiroKen window glass New glass installed while you wan MEDFORD MILL WORK CO The Glass House ph.ine 4112 lutn and Grap" TRUNKS and bnggnge delivery ser vice. Dial 7121. Eads Transfer it Storage Co. FOR EXPEDIENT, depend a bicpU. up and delivery service dial 7121 EadsTranfer & Storage. NOW OPEN New jewelry repair Kervice. Rinp sizing, stone tighten ing, expansion bracelet repair Santos Agate Shop. 411 E. Main. BULL service ai yourplace Register ed Hereford and Guernsey. Harry E Miller Phone C933. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cz.u and Gaa Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3919 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US WANTED Housekeeper, good cook References required Good home Private room and bath; top wages; 3 In lmil Tribune. Box 1879 TRICYCLES Just arrived small size u-3 years) only SIMS BROS. SW.aVOT V t w Wabash-Birdseye INFRARED HEAT LAMP Sk.l I.OU AC or DC BAKE YOUR ACHI - s$ fnloy Ihll loolhing, SivC 1 fTS DRIES HAIR IN A JIFFY I S Eaty ond plaaMnt to um. I Jf (Dri.1 noil polilh. too.) NO.01AHE UtY HEAT LAMP Idral for foetal trvatmantt ...... $3.60. Western Thrift Store PAGAN fORIST BEAUTIIS BESET SY BRUTAL INVAOERSI TM' MALM'S Entrances on Main & Central Ave. fin mm y DRESS v A shop i X SECOND 1 ) 4 floor ySy TINY DOTS IN A SLIMMING ' MARIE DRESSLER DRESS DOTS ARE A PERENNIAL FAVORITE . . . AND THEY'LL USED SKILLFULLY IN THIS MARIE DRESSLER DRESS OF RAYON CREPE. SMART IN ITS CASUAL SIMtLICITY. IT'S SPECIALLY CUT TO GIVE EASE OF MOVEMENT. AS WLEL AS SMOOTH, SLIMMING LINES. IN BLUE. NAVY, GREEN AND LUGGAGE. SIZES 37'A TO 51V4. $570. RAINCOATS Of Zelan Treated Poplin By Dup'ont NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ZELAN TREATED RAIN COATS BY DUPONT. A FAMOUS DURABLE REPEL. LENT FINISH APPROVED BY BETTER FABRICS TESTING BUREAU. SEE THESE NATURAL COLOR COATS TOMORROW AT MANN'S. NOTE THEIR SMART FITTED BACKS AND SHORT FRONT TIE BELTS. YES. THEY BUTTON UP SNUG AROUND THE NECK LINE AND WILL KEEP YOU DRY. SIZES 14 TO 20 MANN'S SECOND FLOOR . DEPARTMENT STORE