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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1946)
LOCAL and PERSONAL 111 At Home W. J. Burbidge is seriously ill at bis home, 9 Mistletoe avenue, relatives stat ed yesterday.' Recovering Miss Vonnie Te povae of Gold Hill was to re turn to her home today from Sacred Heart hospital, where she has been recovering from a minor operation performed Wednesday morning. Smith Home R J chard B. Smith, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard B Smith, Sr., 214 Van couver avenue, returned home M juday from Ft. Lewis, Wash., following an honorable d i s charge from the army. Smith, formerly a corporal, spent 18 months in the European theater with the 746th tank batiulion, attached to the 9th infantry division. Attention Housewives! "RENT" A New Floor It's Easier to Keep Up Our HILCO Sanding Ma chine takes off old var nish and scars. Your husband can operate it. Easy dust- less quick I For Rent Acme Hardware Co. Every Day Is Bargain Day at Acme Main & Grape Ph. 5976 "See Hums TO BUY OR -SELL YOUR USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange. 33 S. Riverside Ave. Grubb Leaves Pvt. Arthur D. Grubb, who has been spend ing a three-weeks furlough at the Elliott farm on Route 2, re ports at Ft. Ord today for over seas duty. Pvt. Grubb is the son of Mrs. B. R. Elliott. At San Pedro Carl Winkle bleck, S2c, is now at San Pe dro, Calif., for two months' training before being assigned to sea duty. The young- man, at home during the holidays, was then transferred from San Diego to San Pedro. He is the son of Mrs. Eloise Winklebleck, 1113 South Oakdale avenue. , Phoenix Reunion All per sons who attended Phoenix High School between 1937 and 1945 are invited to attend a reunion dinner Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 7 p. m. at the Holland Hotel. Those planning to attend are asked to telephone Jean Hayes Wright, number 5582, by Tues day noon for reservations. Stolen From Car Cpl Charles W. Rubenstein, Camp White, reported to city police yesterday the theft of a True- tone radio, car heater, spark plugs and a flashlight from his auto, parked at Fifth and Bart lett streets. The car was en tered sometime Friday night by breaking of a wind-wing, police were told. v Building Applications Appli cations for building permits were made Friday at the office i of the city superintendent by I G. E. Young, to erect a garage i as a temporary residence at 110 ! Highland drive, $1,000; Verda : Nelson, 313 South Ivy street, re : model garage into cottage $1,000; and Norman D. Neat- ha:ner, 808 West Jackson street erect residence at 119 South Jeanette street, $2,000. At Long Beach Capt. Dean W. Ford, who recently returned to his base after spending a 45 day leave at the home of his par ents, is now stationed at Long Beach, Calif., according to word received by Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ford, Jacksonville Highway Capt. Ford was stationed . near Calcutta, India, during most of last year flying the "hump" to Kunming, China. He made one trip to Shanghai, three to Man ila and a 3,100 mile non-stop flight to Australia. Tarzan Coming Wednesday Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Joyce and Johnny Sheffield in a scene from "Tarzan and the Amazons," the trio's latest jungle saga based on the popular characters created by Edgar Rice Burroughs which is com ing to the Craterian Wednesday. Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman now at the Roxy theatre in the motion picture hit, "Gaslight," with Joseph Cotten. Peggy Ryan in the fil musical "Babes on '.Swing Street," is the companion attraction. To Give Sale Royal Neigh bor lodge will hold a- rummage sale Thursday, Jan. 31, at Walt's Radio shop, 409 East Main street. Members are asked to bring contributions to shop by one o'clock Wednesday. Bromley Returns H. L. Bromley, organization manager for the Curtis Publishing com pany in Oregon has just return ed from a Curtis conference of northwest representatives held in Seattle. Mr. Bromley states that the faith of Curtis in the future of America is evidenced 1IH B" OFF FOR AMERICA Southampton, Jan. 26 (U.R! There were songs and a few tears as the massive, grey-coated "nursery ship" Argentina turned her bow toward the United States today. Less than 100 p ersons stood in a drizzling rain to witness the dramatic departure of 620 Brit ish brides and children of Amer ican servicemen. Singing "Anchors Aweigh" and "There'll Always Be An England," the women lined the upper deck rails to take a final look at their native shore. As the Argentina pulled away from the dock, some raised handker chiefs to their eyes. Shouts of "We won't forget, England," reached the shore. JANUARY 31 DEADLINE FOR EX-ARMY OFFICERS January 31 is the deadline for enlistment of former officers of the army and of the national guard reserve, it was pointed out Saturday by the army recruiting officer. Officers who were discharged after June and before Nov. 1, 1945, may be enlisted in the first grade provided enlistment is accomplished before Jan. 31. the recruiter stated. He invited those desiring further informa tion to visit his office in the Federal building. Use Mall Tribune rrant Ads. Sunday, Jan. 27, 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBOrTE KTrTB EAGLE POINT P.-T.A. TO GIVE SHOW TUESDAY Eagle Point, Jan. 28 Eagle Point P.-T.A. will present an adult amateur show at the high school Tuesday at 8:30 p. ri. Refreshments will be sold by the Boy Scouts. The first newspaper printed In San Francisco was the STAR, the first number being Issued January 9, 1847. by a program of expansion and development, which includes a new plant with the largest iind fastest presses in the world. Sub scription and advertising sjiIcs on the new Curtis publication "Holiday" have exceeded all ex pectations, according to Mr. Bromley. PETERSEN NAMED Salem, Jan. 26 IU.R) Direc tor E, L. Peterson of the Stale Department of Agriculture has been appointed a member of the laws and regulations committee of the U. S. Livestock Sanitary association. The Indiana department of conservation has already issued more than 55,000 free veterans' hunting and fishing licenses. Bud's Stove Repair Service Any Place Any Time Oil Burners, Brooders and Furnaces Work Guaranteed Phone 3405 A Eeiv Insulin arcd Roofing Service for Med 'ord and Rogue River Valley BY EXPERIENCED APPLICATORS Attic Insulation -Siding Now Roofs and Roof Repairs Time Payments Free Estimates All Work and Materials Guaranteed As3 Kcc-fbs z?d Insulation Co. 319 South Peach Phone 3513 We are pleased to announce that 10 J. fclcCAOOLL, CP. A. (Captain, U. S. Army) has returned to our organization and will be resident manager of our office - ' in Roseburg, Oregon STEALS, FLYNN & COMPANY Certified Public Accountaints 514 Porter Building Portland, Oregon 201 Pacific Building Roseburg, Oregon Phrey toAustralia., , fT' wBS L. Schmidt Discharged Freaer- ; . If sj , iW, "tefS. n 1 mtHS I F I.,.." ick W. Schmidt, son of Mr. and I I? A hep I t ' t. 1 V A" - 8jf" " " ITSf l Mrs. Emil F. Schmidt, 325 West I VUkLferi . . I JjM" ' . I Fourth street, was separated , . : I I , , T' .' ' trom -me .army -oau. I ai i. ... vr no a our on nil mo r S i 7 (totn V ,.iW?yr,.,1i,;V. Lewis, Wash., and with his wife dangerous mission in '? M' f ffteA ' is making his home in Seattle. 3 .... , tr iM i".- -'b 4 V'J A Schmidt, who last held the rank h.s war called love! of major, served four years. j :jrUl& v '"'m i M f TSi three months with the army . ; rU quartermaster corps and was la PS B Mi i V L f , -.'l 'tU stationed for a short while at laraiElS . . 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