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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1946)
Modern Eve "Kiss and Tell" Coming Bandar. Feb. 10. I94S MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE NIlfE OLD POST OFFICE CLOSES New Bucna Vista, Pa. (U.PJ The little post office here, which had its beginning in Pony Express days, went out of busi ness recently by order of the postmaster general. Miss Ada B. Markei had been postmistress In this once thriving lumbering community since 1915. In Hospital Walter Reinking cjty police patrolman, was con 100 VETS JOIN FORCE Chicago (U.P.) More than 100 veterans of World War II have joined the Chicago Park Dist rict police force. fined tnaay k me.iavy nos pital at Camp. White, where he LOCAL and PERSONAL expects lO unueigu suisl-ijt mull- day- ' . . Society To Meet Jackson county Medical society will hold a regular meeting and dinner a;fnpsdav evening at 7 o'clock at Rupp's dining room at Cen tral Point. Dr. Frank Menne of St. Vmcent's hospital in Port land is to be guest speaker and Dr. Leroy C. Jensen will serve as host. nirvela Thefts Reported to city police as stolen Friday were bicycles belonging to Jack ooi'iov 110 South Graoe street whose World bike was taken from the senior high school, and A. L. Duin, 429 South Central avenue, who told police his Shel by bicycle was stolen from his home. V To Meet Tuesday DAV auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the armory and each member is urged to bring a can didate for membership. An Americanism program will be presented by Mrs. Wheaton Huntley. Cookies and dough nuts are to be served to the auxiliary and chapter following the program. Navy Man Home James H. Doe, who recently received an honorable discharge from the navy after 12 months overseas service, returned Monday to the home of his mother, Mrs. Zelia M. Doe, 146 South Holly street. A fireman, first class, while in the navy. Doe was stationed aboard the USS Missouri and witnessed the Japanese surrend er off the coast of Japan. am "See Humphrey First TO BUY OR SELL YOUR -USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave. Townsend Speaker James McKinsley, Townsend radio speaker, will speak Monday eve ning at the Episcopal hall at the corner of 5th and Oakdale. The public is invited to hear him. Unit To MeetTalent Exten sion Unit will hold a meeting In the city hall Wednesday at 10:30 a. m., topic to be "Main Dish Meals." All interested are in vited and are to bring either a salad or dessert and table service. Home Unit To Meet Medford Home Extension unit will meet at the housing project on Priddy street Wednesday at 10 a. m. "Main Dish Meals" will be the topic for the day and Mrs. Car rie Milnes and Mrs. Maude Wil liams will be leaders. Anyone interested Is invited to attend. On Inactive Status Frank A Rowe, box 15; Robert J. Hayes, Medford hotel, and Joseph W. Burba, Medford hotel, all of Medford, and Chester W. Silli man, Centra! Point, will soon re vert to inactive status with the United States army, it was an nounced recently by the Fort Lewis, Wash., separation center. To Build Applications for building permits were filed Fri day at the city superintendent's office- by Harold E. Gist, 556 Haven street, to erect a garage costing $500: M. R. Seay, 639 Palm street, woodshed. $50, and Dorothy. Miller, 1501 . Prune street, erect grocery store. $5,000. Unit To Meet Oakgrove Ex tension unit will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Berniece Wilson, Perrydale. "Main Dish Meals" will be the topic for the day and those attending are asked to be at the Wilson home promptly at 10 a. m. and to tring service. Luncheon will be provided at a small charge and any woman interested is in vited to attend. Visiting Parents' Mr. and Mrs. Reed Cox and children are visiting in Medford at the home of Mr. Cox' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. IS. Cox, 336 Mae street. Cox, who has spent the past year overseas with the 101st and 82nd airborne divisions, parti cipated in the recent parade of the 82nd division in New York City, and was released,from the army shortly after at Salt Lake City, Utah. Mrs. Cox and chil dren have resided with her par ents in Hagerman, Ida., while Mr. Cox was in the service. The family plan to make their home in Lakeview, Ore. Court Records Justice Court TVinmas W. Glover, combina tion overload, $10 and costs. Charles O. Long, commnauon overload, $13.75 and costs; sec ond offense, $10.50 and costs. Percy J. Beard, no warning device, $1 and costs; no opera tor's license, $1 and costs. Clarence E. Miller, combina tion overload, $10 and costs. Harold C. Meredith, no trailer license, $7.50 and costs. Police Court i L. G. Chambers and Ralph E. i McClure, parked in alley, $5 j fine each. Donald Davis, no operator's! license, $5 fine. Richard A. Morgan, double. parked, $2.50 ifne. j Electric service Is available! to almost half of the farms in Colorado. "Eve Knew Her Apples," a light hearted, merry tale of a modern Eve with music and laughs, starring Ann Miller with William Wright, now playing thru Tuesday at the Rialto thea tre. "Three's A Crowd," a thrill ing mystery thriller featuring Pamela Blake and Charles Gor don is the companion feature. Y RELEASES 10 VALLEY Among those recently dis charged from the armed forces are T5 Vernon Wassell, Pros pect; SSgt. John Hawkins and T5 Wayne Knapp, both of Tal ent; James Grigsby, Jr., EM 3c, Jacksonville; Pfc. William T. Green, 150 North Main street; Ted McNerney, S 1c, 423 North Main street; Amil J. Egli, GM 1c, 93 Granite street; Leon Mc Elfresh, CMoMM, box 29; Leon ard Reed, AMM 3c, box 53; and Ernest Lytle, RM 2c, route 2, box 5SHs, all of Ashland, and Bob Jerome, RM 2c, Shady Cove. Harold Head, SK 1c; Leonard Hake, spec. (C) 2c, 540 South Fir street; John Burdell, RdM 2c, route 4, box 311; Charles Koliha, Y 1c, 609 West Second street; Pic. Robert Murray, 13 South Peach street; MSgt. Carol Corcoran, route 2, box 445; Pfc. Robert York, 345 North Bartlett street; Pfc. Emmett Cantrall, route 4, box 91; Pfc. Edgar ele ven, 1014 West 9th street; T5 Hiram Ruch, 809 South New town street; T3 Ardo Stocks, route 2, box 112;Pfc. Clayton Cannon, 1122 Sunset avenue; Pfc. Harvey Snook, 920 West 11th street; T5 John Johnson, 418 South Park avenue; T5 Clorin Moore, route 4, box 379; T5 Harry Schroeder, 801 North Central avenue; TSgt. Alvin 1 a tery-vj Ll Now! thru Wed. mi U 4 i'-t-y.t A W Mb i . - V - v, i -v S t I 1 1 M H JOHN WAYNE W I I H VERA HRUBA RALSTON I WALTER BRENNAN Alto: NEWS! DISNEY KARTOON 'f2 j J Mat Today 1 :4S p.m. Ere. Showi 4:45 ly- tifi ANY TIME H in TODAY IT'S THRU TUES. JOHNSON n the Red- Hot and Blue Musicalulul I 'Zt-JP.iV. 7 Tilton, 225 Talent court; Cecil Highland, cox., 524 South Grape street; Warren-Larimer, SSM (L) 3c, 214 North Peach street; Roger Barker, CM 3c, 608 West Jackson street; Hall Edward, RM 2c, route 1, box 247; Boyd Cline, mailman, 522 Franquette street; William Lathrop. S 1c, 124 North Columbus avenue, and Conrad Waite, CM 1c, route 3, box 272. Honolulu, T. H., Feb. 9 lU.P.) Adm. John H. Towers, com mander of the Pacific fleet, said today he believes some war ships will stand the strain of the coming atom bomb tests, but that "nobody can predict the exact results." Thrill follows thrill m breath less succession in the screen's new mystery drama starring Dick Powell, Claire Trevor and Anne Shirley, a gripping story of murder, blackmail and ro mance, "Murder My Sweet," now playing at the Craterian theater through Tuesday. Dick Powell has the role of a hard-boiled private detective, who undertakes an apparently i routine Job of finding the former sweethenrt of a big, half-witied ex-convict. . REED'S WIDOW 90 Waynesboro, Pa. (U.P.) Mrs. Emilie Reed, widow of Dr. Wal ter Reed, who discovered the stegomyia mosquito was a car rier of yellow fever, observed her 90th birthday recently at nearby Blue Ridge Summit. Her son. Brig. Gen. Walter L. Reed of Washington, was present for the occasion. - NOTICE - Beginning Feb. 11 Haircuts 75c SATURDAY HOURS 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Local 269, JBIUofA Coming to Medford! DORAMUS RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANERS Next Week Starting Monday Telephone 2215 for Appointment Rugs and Furniture Cleaned In Your Home D Y N A M I C i Sensational Triumph for the New Dick Powell no HAUNTED by a lovely face . . . Haunted for another's crime! DIG POWELL HARDBOILED DETECTIVE and slick with the chicks I smooth CLAIRE TREVOR BLONDE CUTIE . . . with murder in her heart! ANN SHIRLEY JEALOUS STEPDAUGHTER . . . ready to pay doublcl MIKE MAZURKI THRU TUESDAY! FROM THE BEST SELLER "FAREWELL MY LOVELY". with OTTO KRUGER ESTHER WALTON CTwV STIR-CRAZY JAIL- I ilK BIRD ... on girl I ' ' "HERE COME THE K?W& r NAVY BANDS" ''M:VV0M r X Latest New. IIHl MM 4j bA ,rhi K 9f Let's Go ROLLER SKATSHG '$Sto MEDFORD ARMORY I ji'PO THURS" FRI- SAT lnd SUN' NGHTS SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT CONTINUOUS TODAY 1:45 P. M. 1 Meet the Modern Eve! She carries a compact instead of a clubl Wears silks instead of fig laaveil Uses perfume Instead of apples! BUT SHE GETS HER GUYI TODAY! Thru TUES. ANN MILLER a WILLIAMS Wf- rtmn JHEAH ANN SING! V7 An Hour 1 Never Pasiei 1 SHADOWED , r Waited iX I BY DEATH! Somonj , .... , . To Love 1 The lite story of a house fv t of mystery . . . The love 'T!?') I S story of the bride of fear! p 't: ' TSZ32Lfh3l CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY, 1:45 P.M. ON
