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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1946)
NEW BUILDING FOR WILLYS DEALERS i The first unit of a $50,000 con struction program for Cham pion's Sales and Service, new Willys dealers here, is nearing completion and will be scene of the initial showing of Uni versal Jeeps starting today,- ac cording to L. D. Champion. The new structure, .ultra modernistic in architecture, is located at 317 East Fifth street and will be come part of a building program extending over an area 160 by 135 feet. The repair shops which formerly housed Champ's Gar age will be demolished soon and replaced by a modern building, with paved parkways in front. The display rooms and parts building is of masonry construc tion with reinforced columns and beams, and curtain walls of cement tile. Wooden roof trusses span 40 feet, topped by built-up roofing. Parapet walls of mod ernistic design will provide space for neon signs. The building con tains a spacious showroom with large plate glass windows, a large parts department and of fices. . Associated with L. D. Cham pion will be his two sons, Elmer and Ralph, recently back from service with the army. Willys cars, trucks and jeeps will be featured along with complete automotive service. To meet urgent demands for milk more than 150 carloads of dairy cows have been shipped in the Eastern and Southern states by Railway Express.' MILL THt SENSATIONAL 4"m!RACIE WAll FINISH 298 JAUOH ONLY Acme Hardware Co. Every Day Is Bargain Day at Acme Main 8c Grape Ph. 5976 Deanna Durbin On Roxy Bill JSL " V Deanna Durbin and Robert Page now playing at the Roxy in the technicolor hit "Can't Help Singing," an action filled out-door adventure romance, "High Powered," starring Rob ert Lowery, is the companion feature. Court Records Police Court Bob Green, drunk, $10 fine. John J. Wietrzyk and Rolland R. Jones, double parked, $2.50 fine each. , Herbet Martin, failure to stop at stop street, $5 fine. James J. Emmons, no opera tor's license, $5 fine. Troy R. Spaur, violation of basic rule. $10 fine. Jack Walters, drunk, five days Jail. Justice Court Bud Williams Gail, void for eign license, $1 and costs. Douglas G. Ehlers, no license on motor vehicle, $1 and costs. Jean Jenkins, no operator's license, cited. Jack R. Fugate, driving mo tor vehicle while driver's li cense revoked, cited. Laurence B a r g e r, combina tion overload, cited. Ray R. Todd, driver overload, cited. Divorce Complaints Marilyn Mead vs. George Mead. Helen B. Collins vs. Billie Dean Collins. Probate Court Estate of Blanche Tungate, deceased; Jasper Tungate, ad ministrator. Estate of Mary B. Strang, de ceased; Fred L. Strang, execu tor. Estate of Benjamin Franklin VanDyke, deceased; Frank J. VanDyke, executor. Estate of Grant Boyer. de ceased; Lulah M. Boyer, admin istratrix. Estate of Mary L. Walker, de ceased; Grant U. Walker, ad ministrator. . Estate of Andrew Tjtus Ever hard.'deceased; O. H. Bengtson, administrator and attorney. P.T.A. Activities An amateur show will be pre sented by the schools of Eagle Point at the next meeting of the school Parent-Teacher associa tion and a large number of tal ented students will compete for prizes in the contest. Date for thy meeting, an nounced, for Feb. 27, is subject to change due to the increased, number of cases of chicken pox and measles, officers stated. Lone Pine P.-T.A, Lone Pine Parent-Teacher as sociation will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. for a Founders' day program. Members are urged to attend. Obituary MRS. ELLA M. MELVILLE Mrs. Ella May Melville, 68, passed away unexpectedly at the home of her son, John W. Clark, Jo Jack Road, early Sat urday morning. Arrangements are in care of the Conger-Morris Chapel. FIRE SALE ,ts FIRESTONE FIRST For Every Need Why Give Yourself the Brushoff? Install Firestone Imperial SEAT COVERS Now available for most model cart 1936 to 42. Coupes, Coaches And Sedans. Coupe $5195 Coach $9.95 Sedan $9.95 Special! PAR STOKES Main and Holly Phone 5550 URGED BY SOLON Washington, Feb. 16 U.R) Rep. Berkeley Bunker, D., Nev., said today gold miners face a tough battle for survival because of the near-contempt in which easterners hold precious metals. . "One member of congress said on the floor not long ago he would just as soon own a bar of iron as one of gold," Bunker said at the end of miners' testi. mony on a bill to compensate them for losses suffered when their properties were ordered closed at the start of the war. Rep. Clair Engle, D.. Calif., chairman of the war claims com' mittee said the bill had been re ported unfavorably by both the treasury department and the civilian production administra tion. Secretary of the Treasury Fred M. Vinson wrote that he did not approve of legislation to benefit one industry for war losses. "What they overiook," Engle said, "is that no other industry was told bluntly to close up. The others suffered indirect losses, perhaps, but the m.ners got it iisht in the teeth.". ROBOTTOSPEED BALLISTIC DATA Philadelphia, Feb. 16 (U.B A gigantic "mathematical robot", which solves in hours, problems which would take trained - mathematicians over 100 years to answer, will be dedicated today by the war de partment. The 30-ton machine known as the electronic numerical inte grator and computer, almost completely fills a room 30 by 50 feet and contains some 18,000 vacuum tubes in its .ECONOMICAL inEDCMnJiMC HIUM bilUMUkk I. I WISCONSIN AIR COOLED ENGINES Sales and Service We have a power unit for every lob and every need We Can Service What We Sell! Eatherton's FARM STORE 80S So. Riverside Phone 3146 CORN REMOVER taeual taHal a1 eaaV. nlr imni hare tmf ee k.lwM e mam. a. papUkrml..imk ealla, II casUtu .l aiUanst U Hut ne, 1 e4 dot t uui Ota trriuttoa ee irai laevd Bimm. Wlmi an eflurs t. tatted ! ' a mmt bate ruiul. Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT mechanism. At today's exercises, high ranking army, navy and gov ernment officials together with the nation's leading scientists will inspect the machine which was developed at the request of the army ordnance department to speed up ballistic research in the firing and bombing tables. Closing tlm. for Sunday Too Lata to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon Please remember BACK TO SIAM Tokyo, Feb. 16 (U.R) The ashes of Phra Borom Sar Ricka tattu worshipped by millions of orientals as Budda today were returned to the Siamese govern ment. They will eventually be taken back to Siam. more money than estimates show the state has, but appropriation measures continued to win favor able action by he legislature. Sunday. Feb. 17. IMS MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN GOV. WARREN WARNS Sacramento, Feb. 16 (U.R-H Gov. Earl Warren tonight warn ed that he will not sign bills for Table Model and Larger CREAM SEPARATORS $58.14 up CULLEN MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 123 S. 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