Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 22, 1946, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX -MEDFORD MAIL TWBUHB Germany Ahead Of U. S. In Faster-Than-Sound Flight Troy, N. Y. U.R) The man who rooted out Germany's aero nautic secrets for the U. S. army air forces says the defeated Nazis hold a 5-to-10-ycar lead on this country in the field of faster-than-sound flight. And he wants the government to do something about it immediately. Dr. Paul E. Hemke, head of the Rensselaer Polytechnic en gineering department, urges the United States to establish 25 in dependent aeronautical research Institutes similar to the 12 to 18 which the Germans had. Such institutes should work not only on war problems, he said, but also on basic research the kind which "pays off" in the long run "This program would cost a lot of money, but only a sma fraction of the cost of another war," he declared. Although working with the government, Hcmke's proposed foundations "must hav- freedom from political red tape"; the scientists in charge of each would be "appointed In the way we name Justices of the U. S. supreme court," and the appoint ments would be permanent and "free from political Influence or government control." Nasls Had Head-Start Hemke spent more than three months . leading 25 American scientists through a labyrinth of German war secrets. They dis covered that while the United States built its first supersonic wind tunnel about two years ago, German scientists were "operat ing them" in 1B35. "Even now,1 he emphasized, "the Germans have 10 times as many such tun nels as we have. "While we are trying hard to pulj even with the Germans In supersonlcs. they will oe rorg- Ing ahead, for their scientists have the tremendous advantage of being more mature in this field," ha warned. "Even if all research facilities were taken from them the Allies could not prevent the German scientists from thinking. Declaring that "we are not superior In aeronautical re search, but we must be," Hemke drew another warning lor me American public from his In vestigation. He ducounno atrongly the generally-accepted belief In America's scientific su Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed and Inspect ed Parts for Chrysler - Dodg. Plymouth Dodae Trucks DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS L C. TAYLOR GO. 112 So. Riverside Phone 2965 J Dependable 7 f SERVICE Just Received! CARLOAD Government Surplus 4-polnt BARBED WIRE 80-rod Spools Slightly Rusted $3.95 Spool MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 North Grape Phone 3744 Cooksey Motor Co. STUDEBAKER SALES and SERVICE vth and Rtverstdo rridir. rtb. . lut periority as "a false notion, grow ing out of our positive genius for taking scientific theory large ly discovered and developed by other nations and translating ii into superior engineering and production methods. Obituary R. W. SHEPHERD R. W. Shepherd, 83, a resident of Oregon for 40 years, and of Medford for the past year, passed away at a local hospital this morning. Mr. Shepherd was born at Philadelphia, Perm., Aug. 20, 1862. He is survived by two sons Robert Shepherd, Medford, and George A. Shepherd, San Mateo, Calif., also two grandchildren. Private funeral services will be conducted from the Perl Fu neral Home Monday at 10:30 a. m., with the Rev. Father George R. Turney, rector of Saint Mark's Episcopal church officiating. FRANK W. LAWRENCE Services will be held at the Perl Funeral home Saturday at 2 p. m, for Frank W. Lawrence, Central Point, who passed away at a local hospital Thursday morning. The Rev. D. E. Millard will officiate and interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Mr. Lawrence and his family had lived at Central Point since 1024, the deceased having been foreman of the roundhouse at the Medford Corporation. He was born In Camden, N. J., June 20, 1883, and was married to Fanny Austin at Glendlve, Mont., July 2, 1914. Survivors are his wife, Fanny, one daughter, Mrs. Margurite Reich of Medford and one son, Sgt. Frank R, Lawrence, now overseas. Four grandchildren also survive. MELISSA GAINES Last rites for Melissa Gaines, 82, resident of Trail for the past 40 years who passed away at a Medford hospital Wednesday afternoon, will be held at the Community church, Trail, Sat urday at 10:30 a. m. with the Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Interment will take place in the Trail cemetery, with the Perl Funeral home in charge. Mrs. Gaines leaves no close relatives. A nephew resides In Washington and a number of dis tant relatives live In Medford. Mrs. Gnlncs was born In Mis souri Dec. 12, 1884. WAC RE-ENLISTS Los Angeles, Feb. 22 (U.R) Ex-Sergeant Mary Jane Smith, 24, a Seattle. Wash., dancing teacher in civilian life, today became the first WAC to re enllst here under the army's plan to use women to speed the demobilization of combat vet erans. TROPIC DISEASES STATE IS BELIEF Men of Oregon's medical pro fession believe for the most part that there Is little danger to the health of Oregonians through the spread of "tropical" diseases by returning veterans according to the last issue of the Oregon Health bulletin, because Oregon's climate is not tropical. Careful consideration has been given to the potential hazards of the spread of malaria, tropical sore, dengue or break-bone fev er, cholera, plague, trench fever, yellow fever, fillariasis and the various dysenteries according to the release. "Effects of these di seases will be insignificant when contrasted with accidents, pneu monia and tuberculosis or the many physical defects recently brought to our attention by se lective service examinations," the bulletin stated. Malaria Is of special interest because in pioneer days it was considered "epidemic In Ore gon, the article relates. As many as 440 cases have been reported In one year, but analysis reveal ed that all but 23 of these were either recurrent cases or were contracted outside of this state. The Willamette valley, espec ially in Its central portion, does harbor the malaria-carrying Anopheles" mosquito, but its major activit; Is limited to a few months of the year, accord ing to the bulletin. Health officials are alert to the problem and surveys are made not only of current infes tation, but also the possibility of any increasing hazard through construction of water reservoirs, the bulletin relates. Probably the greatest public health hazard In Oregon as re lated to the return of veterans from overseas service is the pos sibility of the spread of dysen teries of various types, the bul letin concludes. Boy Scout News Cub Pack Six A large audience of parents and friends witnessed the pres entation of awards at the regu lar meeting of Cub Pack Six held Thursday evening at Wash ington school. Award of bobcat badges were made to David Moody, Le Roy Hill and Dell Kirby and wolf badges were presented to Tom my Merriman, Ronald Singler, Duane Franklin, Michael Clark, Dick Hawkins, Bobby Larwood Rex Moore, Richard Attebury, Frank McKeown,' Dave New- land,, John Wolfe and Douglas Peters. Bear badges went to Bobby Good, Duane Franklin, Leon McDougall, Dale Cooper, Vin cent Swinney and Ed Davis and a lion badge was presented to Sandy Degman. Bobby Good won his "denner" stripe. BIRTHS PESENTT To Mr. and Mm. Elvin. Talent, Feb. 21, 1946, a boy. 6V4 lbi., at Community Hospital. WEATHER Northern California: Mostly cloudy north portion with few light showera along north coast. Fair south portion today, tonight and Saturday. Little tempera ture change. Moderate to fresh southerly wind north coast and gentle variable on south coast. GIRL WIELDS KNIFE Ventura, Cal., Feb. 22 U.R Ruby Harris, assistant superin tendent of the Ventura State school for Girls who was the vic tim of a revenge-attack by a knife-wielding 17-year-old form er Inmate, today was still in danger. Hospital attendants said her condition was slightly im proved. ; Our new building will be ready loon. We new have room (or mora used cart on our lot. Got Our HIGHEST PRICE On Your Used Car Phone 7412 Old Ireland Tune Whistled In Phone Finds Lost Sister Boston ttl.P) MauriceJ Kennedy, 28, a British soldier, has found his sister Mary by whistling "Come Back to Erin' over the telephone. Recently released after 2V5 years as a Japanese war prison er, Kennedy came here on 10-day furlough from Vancouv er, B. C, to locate his sister, who was "somewhere in Bos ton." He didn't know a single per son, but began checking the hundreds of Kennedys in the telephone directory. Late at night after one long day of searching, he found a Mary Kennedy, but there was still a question. Both recognized each other positively when he whistl ed the same tune he did when carrying peat into their stone cottage back In Lounty Kerry, Eire. There are 3,000 acres of arti chokes planted around Halfmoon Bay, Calif. Too Late to Classify DOIX BUGGIES 4 lre wicker. mtl and conap.iDie nil w.nn rubber tire SIMS BROS. NEED A LOAN? Reach for a phone Call Oregon n nance 21st year- In Medford. They like to aay "YES", to your LOAN request 4 out of 5 who apply get the cash they need. LOANS $25 to $750 on auto, furniture, equipment, or even on your salary. STAN STARK. Ass t. Mgr.. lays "Get your loan where you're known." And you may have IB months to, repav. LOANS for any worthwhile purpose: me consouaaiion ot uhj( the urgency of medical attention, th down navment on a home. $14.00 per month repays $300 in 18 monuis. Phone 4433 ask for STAN STARK, Asst. Mgr. OREGON FINANCE CO 49 S. Central, Craterian Bldg. WANTED TO BUY Good late model UHPd car. Call at 204 N. Riverside weekdays. Sundays call at 443 Hnven. FOR SALE-t-Y o u n g white boar. Phone eo7, LOVELY brown silk crepe maternity dress, worn twice, paid $13, will sell for $10. size 14-16. Mrs. J. W Roberts. 639 W. 13th street. FOB RALE 4 -drawer National Casl Register, electrically operated. Call 4011. Hubbard wray to. AUTO Ac TRUCK commercial and and custom painting. M i t C h 11 paint anop. euu a. mversiae. NOTICE-For Snle or Trade O n e billy goat, will trade for wood or chickens. 838 W. 2nd St.. Meoiora, HELLO. FOLKS Come and meet with Shipmates, adult Hime ciass, 0:45 a.m. each Sunday. First Meth odist Church. We welcome you. FULLER WET MOPS Old sty brooms, clothes brushes. Phone 4H14 or 7360. WANTED Small' green feed cutter for small poultry flock. Please write giving description and price together with address, wm. warue, Rt. 2. Box 300 Ashland, FOR SALE Due to Illness. Walnut orchard, house under construction All underground Irrigation. 3th and Maple, central Point, FOR SALE 8 springer cows. 4 fresl cows. M. Cotton. Rt. 2, BOX 5. Sterling Road. POCAHONTAS DANCE at Redman Hall, Saturday night, Feb. 23 FOR SALE Light Brahma chickens"; also Rhode island Reds and Ply mouth Rocks. Laying hens. Rt. 2, box uo. Taylor. FOR SALE House! 4 rooms, bath and service porch, floor coverings. gas cook, heat stoves, hot water tank, laundry tubs. On paved street near scnoois. 713 w. palm St. Phone ,1040. WANTED TO BUY Good used car. t'hone FOR SALE Pre-war bicycle, electric irons, car water neater. anuits Bros. U20' N. Bartlett. WANTED Millwright. Must be able to care for circular saws; also ex perienced planer man. Ben Dlerks LAinmer Company. Murphy, Ore. FOR SALE 1 oak open stair well. see H. W. Mack, 333 k S. River- side after 3 p.m. OWNER LEAVING TOWN Will sell equity In 6 room home at 701 So. Oakdale Ave,, near high school. Llvlna room with cathedral celling, dining room with built-in features, den, parquet floors, two bedrooms, kitchen complete with eieciric siova ana coolers tor Ice Box, auto, water heater, oil heat, extra unfinished room over attach ed garage. Must be seen to appre. elate. Priced for quick salt. Phone JWW. Scooters Ait metal with" rubber lires 3 40 to 7 4t six sites and styles SIMS BROS. FOR SALE One dining room set of Lscine ine istn, etjrht pieces, just the same as new, original cost $8.S0 will sell for i,ion. n Glen Oak Court. Phone ."U98. W A N TEH Lo ns on Home Proper- tics, rrlendlv. Helpful assistance with Home Financing Jackson County Federal Savings Ac Loan Asn. 120 K Main. Will' i ay cash for three or four room modern home In close walk ing dlstanc of town. Tribune Box 47 A. F0RSA1.E-1936 Model A ford coupe SI8.V new rubber, moter in good condi tion. Call at Fichtners C:raFebeiore 8 p ni. CHtCKS Available ' " Every SaturdYv. Christie New Hampshire, Parmen ter Rhode Ulnnrt Red,. and H(m. son White Leghorn, ftlfl per hun. dred. 5oo 0r more 118 pr hundred All flocks tested clean, no reactors Some date completely sold out So order at once. Phone 303 Central Point Hatchery. L. G. TAYLOR CO. pays th HIGHEST MARKET PRICES If you have a CAP. or TRUCK to tell, we advise Ding it now. Call or Phone Dodge-Plymouth Dealer L 0. TAYLOR CO. Phont 2965 TCm tAIX T ttree wHh tobea. size aoxsoo. Phone 0933. fOR SALE Nice dining table with lour cnairs. 60S s. central. TOR SALE Single bed with mattress ana springs: aura electric mixer. IU( w.. JSCKSOn. BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES w have them all sixes Including thj 20 Inch. 24 Inch, and 26 Inch singletube high pressure cement on type SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Western saddle. o m silver hand tooled: new 750x16 tire, -ply. Mary Jane Norrts: first house across tracks on Anderson Road opposite packing house. Phoenix, READ THIS TWICE Two double constructed modern houses, shingle roofs, concrete foundations, ail rooms mastered Each has Uvinc room 13x33 feet, hardwood floor; kitchen, bath and or a room witn plenty dui u-i ns. Double trays In laundry room, gas hot water tank. Oil circulating heating stove with each. Double l garage. Built 5 years, clean, neat, corner location. Just few minutes wsik 10 post-office, cnurcnes ana down-town, price asooo nair casn. Your terms on balance. A HOME plus AN INCOME Dlus 5 EXTRA CITY LOTS S lots in all. 3 double constructed modern bouses built 1941; concrete foundations, doubl e-r u n siding. painted white with green shingled roofs. One furnished rented for $35. The other has two bedrooms. living room, dining room, kitchen, bath with built-in tub, service porch, double laundry trays. New Hot point water tank. Work shop, chicken house, small barn. Each has garage and wood shed. This J) roper ty is clean, neat and well orated th Central Point. Will five Immediate possession with insured line, price 5H4U0. SID BLOOD AGENCY Hugo Froherlch. Salesman 4th & Holly Sts. Phone 7570 FOR SALE Bed springs and mat. iress, pre-war living room set round oak extension table, kitchen table and 2 chairs. Remington type writer, Hoover vacuum cleaner and misc. articles, w. u. names, 3 mi, west of Gold Hill on highway. FOR SALE Monarch electric com bination stove with wood circula tor, 4 burners and automatic oven; also old style cabinet Spartan radio. Phone 2326. BICYCLE LUGGAGE CARRIERS All metal, prewar construction, 3 sires (one chroma plated model- si ma UHUa, 330 WEAVER SCOPE with dot recti- cule and T-8 mount, 30. 622 W, 2nd St. GUARANTEED good time tonight at KP Hall. Wear your old-fachioned clothes. Everybody welcome. Good ladles orchestra. DON'T FORGET the old fashioned Washington Birthday Ball tonight at KP Hall. Wear old-fashioned clothes If you still have any. Good orchestra. FOR SALE Broad breasted Bronze poults and eggs. B. A. Clark, Eagle Point. Phone 6108. LOST Black and white male Cocker Spaniel Feb. 19th. Answers to name "Pal". Call 7205 evenings. Reward. A GOOD POSITION for experience brake man. Firestone Store, 214 S. Riverside. Phone 47S7. WANTED Experienced waitress. Sundays off. Apply Mrs. Robinson, Jackson Hotel. FOR SAL E Electric roaster com plete with broiler and cabinet. (20 821. N. Riverside. Phone 3708. FOR SALE: 2 pair hickory skis, com- rilete with metal edge, cable blnd ngs, poles, $15 pr.; also 1 pair men's ski boots, site 8. 95 821 N. Riverside. Phone 3708. BICYCLE LUGGAGE RACKS for the rear of the bicycle one with spring clamps SIMS BROS, FOR SALE Electric mixer with Juicer, like new. $35. 821 N. River side. Phone 3708. FOR SALE Heavy Heddon Fly Rod. light fly rod; Martin automatic free-stripping reel: fishing boats 7; misc. Phone Smith, 2183, Monday. FOR SALE Electric water heaters. Call at Davis Transfer & Storage. u p. sir, rrioay c Saturday. MAN WANTED on stock ranch and general farming. Good wages. Must have references. Tribune Box 4712. WANTED $5000 loan. Give first mortgage on close In ranch of 100 acres. Will pay 7". Interest for 3 to 5 year term. Write P. O. Box 4Q1. Medford. Oregon. BICYCLE TIRE PUMP& complete with clamp for carrying It on the bikei and hose first In 4 years SIMS BROS. K mm Tkemost IrtoJern scientific equipment known in tlie fiel A of sanitation an J refrigeration. ... a brewing water that insures constant purity. . all contribute to Olympia's unfailing goodness. 7V Visitor 9:30 to OlYMPIA OLYMPiA. BEER, THE REFRESHMENT BEVERAGE WANTED flfraetor f r f v T for ar- chard work. Call 5085 after 0 d m CHICK E NS Heavy roasting. 37c lb., light. 35c. Bantams, 30c; ducks, 30c. Dressed and delivered. Will soon be scarce, fill your locker. Phone 4028. FOR SALE One 20 gauge, model 12. Winchester pump, 7 boxes shells. One 410 gauge Stevens. 3 shot bolt action, 4 boxes shells. 22 long rifle, Mossberr. 8 shot, heavy target rifle with sling, 250 rounds. All these funs in excellent or new condition. One 4-3 h p. Sea King outboard motor, lust broken In. ready to use. motor. Just broken In. ready to use. 1941 model, 420 N. Grape St.. apt. 4 JUST RECEIVED a shipment of annnv new uoage, r jymouin, and Dodge truck engines. Ask for our low installed once. u. c. Tay lor Co. 112 S. Riverside. Phone 2903. ' MEDFORD BARGAfN HOUSt SPECIALS NEW merchandise in stock consisting or Pocket Knives, Galvanized Washtubs. Coco Mats, Wire Clothesline, Rubber Tire Wheel barrows. v PLUMBING Fixtures. Toilets. Laun dry Trays, Shower Stalls, Septic Tanks and Steel Enamel Sinks in sizes 14x20. 16x24 and 18x30 at pre-war prices. Pip and Fittings. WE HAVE In stock new White Enam el Ranges, Trash Burners, Kero sene Cook Stoves, 2, 3 and 4 burn ers; also Gaa Ranges and Copper Coils. f NEW SHIPMENT of Electric Water Heaters, single and double ele ments, sizes 15 gal. to 42 gal,: also Gas Water Heaters, and Gas Plates. GOVERNMENT Surplus Merchandise, consisting or bteei Folding Cots, each $3.95, Wool Socks. 3 pair $1.00. 6 ft camouflage Netting per roll $2.25, 150-ft. rolls. Gasoline and oil cans 65c. Milk cans, used, $1.00 and up. Also Double Bit Axes, each $1.50, and used shovels $1.00 NEW Shipment of Unfinished Chests of Drawers, all sizes. Desks and Dressing Tables Also Thayer Baby Buggys, all metal and rubber tires WE HAVE in stock 2500-watt A. C. Lighting Plants complete with wire, and kit of tools, will operate electric motors, washing machine radio and other appliances. FINE Assortment of Luggage, con sisting qi uveraigm Bags, punman Cases, Make-up Kits, Matched Lug gaga and Lockers. JUST ARRIVED Garden Sprinklers. (jaivanizea uucKeis, jvuik paus. Cream Cans, Milk Strainers, Gar bage Cans, Milk Pans and Crocks HARD TO GET ITEMS Clothes line. electric- wire, all sizes; hardware cloth, cello-glass, mail boxes, wheelbarrows, copper tubing, etc FOR THE MINER Gold Pans. Drift Picks, Shovels, Belting, Fullyi, and VISIT our furniture department Davenos and Chesterfield sets with springs throughout, dinette sets, chest of drawers, large stock mat tresses, springs, etc. ROOFING PAPER aU sizes and weights, also building paper. Felt paper less than mail order price. COMPLETE line of tents, tarpaulins nay covers ana canvas tor irriga tion purposes. Also steel cots and mattresses. PIPE iarge stock of pre-war pipe at pre-war prices. Also pipe fit tings, pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, centrifugal and rotary pumps, etc WOODCHOPPERS Attention) Large stock oi cordwood saws, all sizes; saw mandrels, wed ires, sledge ham mers, axes and crosscut saws. ATTENTION farmers and gardeners we nave in stocx an sizes and mesh of chicken netting, stock fence, barb wire, fence posts, smooth wire strucco -wire: also chicken house sprayers, wheelbar. rows, garden cultivators, spading forks, hoes, rakes, mattocks and shovels, and drag saws. TOOLS of all kinds for the carpenter. mecnanic, iarmer, logger, also p-c tools consisting of sockets, ratchets lug wrenches and speed wrenches REMEMBER BARGAIN DAY Every aay at in MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-233 N. Grape St Medford. Oregon among for Oonstant Jrurity the Water' welcome 430 every Lr. HEWING COMPANY WASHINGTON, U.S. A. MA 1TB tundsy eoofctnf mst. uT cooksd food at Sunny Sisters Food sale, rurmture exchange, etn at Front. 10 o'clock Saturday morning W A N T E D Commercial spraying, fruit trees and shrubbery. Phone oooi. vvnnrow. WANTED Woman between 25 and 45 aa housekeeper for motherless "vm, ivi aiLiiv (ii ia aitu eiiiu 7. No heavy laundry. Room and and board and $60 per month. 911 juu"i j-eacti or rn. jo evenings Bi - " mtM RPLA9E our brV w,ndow New glass installed while you wait IUU(UHU AUU.WUHK bU The Glass House Phone 4112 loth and Grapa FEBRUARY SPECIAL Permanent Waves $5.00 and up. Phone 2664. Adah's oeauiy aaion. lzq N. Central. FOR SALE More antiques NOWI Some exquisite old single plates. A pair Polly-chroma book ends. An electric Iron, also toaster. Oil tinted photo of Crater Lake. Opalescent bowl from France. Bavarian cup and saucer, vases. Crackleware bowl, sugar A creamer. Oak rocking chair, also settee. Many other worthwhile articles. Come see them at609 E. Main St CASH Oi A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Tim Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market Friendly Medford Dealer Ph. 3919 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell' to US MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL Dally care for children of work ing mothers. Ages 2-6. Hours 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 2013. 325 E Jackson FOR SALE Ladies lovely black wool sun size jo. never Deen worn Phone 6151 between hours 10 and 12 a m. NOTlCE If you're bothered with termites, phone 3413 Pacific Seed St Feed. REGISTERED bull service at your piace oervice tee so Harry E Mil- Phone 6933 ADIO REPAIRS Quick, efficient service, always plenty drive-in parking apace. Phillip's Radio, 1307 N. Riverside. GOLD STORAGE LOCKERS Do you have your Cold Storage Locker for the coming teaton? Eggs, butter, fowl, early vegetables and fruits should be conserved. Rent Your Locker NOW! Be Sure You're Prepared Modern Quick-Freeze Services Will Soon Be Available to All Chryslal Locker Customers Chrystal Brewing 301 N. R Ml OF MltllONS OP TEMPERATE PEOPII TOR SALE Boy's prewar World U cycle. $20. 702 West Palm. FOR SALE Girls cot ten dresses, six. es 1 to 14. priced from $1.45 to $405. Needle Craft. 211 E. Main. I AM BUILDING a new house at 525 Palm St. that will be for sale. If interested inspect it while under construction. C. C. Ferris, building contractor. RADIO AILING? New shipment tubes, parts just received. Regard less of make, w can repair it right, at a reasonable cost. Phone 3859, fnunps rtamo. 1307 N. Riverside. FOR HELP with your income tax re ports pnone aai3. 55 Ross Court. NEED ASSISTANCE with vmir 1- conie tax? See I. G. Neevel, Gold Montag Furnaces and Oil Burner! Sold and Serviced by LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. Phone 4427 309 E. Main HOME PLAN SERVICE Let me draw the plena for that niw hum. .J. C. Reinhart Designer Phone 2856 RADIO nd RECORD CHANGER SERVICE ' Phone 5325 VALLEY MUSIC CO. Johnny Berry, Tech. & Distilling Co. Fir St.