Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1938, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1938. YIELD PER ACRE Rev. Harding Of Miracle Eye To BRIDAL SUITE IS Pope's Anniversary VATICAN CITY, Dec. 20.--(AP) Pop Plus celebrated mass In hi ONLY 4 MORE SHOPPING DAYS ONLY 4 MORE SHOPPING DAYS Speak Tonight Rev. V. E. Harding, who has come private chapel today In observance of the oOth anniversary of his ordl nation. A Vatican news service re ported the Holy Father's health was to be known nationally as the clergy man with the miracle eye, will apeak good. He held hta scheduled audi ences, receiving five cardinals and ABOVE AVERAGE BOEING CLIPPER four other Vatican officials. :llllIIIIIIIIIUIIIMIIIIIIMIIIMIIIItMIIIMMHIIIIilllllllli IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIItlltllllllMMIIIIIlltllllMIIIIIIIII UIMIUttllHHMIt PAGE TWELVE. rlilllllllMIIIHIllMillll"lHtlil"'"',",H Corn Production Estimated at 2,542,238,000 Bushels Wheat Production Seen As 930,801,000 Bushels WASHINGTON, DM. 20 The agriculture department, In Its final crop report of the year, aald today 1938 crop ylelda per acre were nearly 11 per cent above the average. The aggregate acreage harvested. It aald. wss per cent below aver agea for the 1023-32 period. The department estimated 1638 corn production at 2.043.238.000 bushels and wheat production at 930.801.000 bushels. The com figures compared with 2.8M.284.000 bushels last year and 2,309.107.000 nvernffp annual produc tion during the 1027-38 10-year pe riod. ' Thli year's wheat estimate com pared with 878.878.000 bushels dur ing 1037 and 752.801,000 for the 10- yoar average. Today's figure gave final produc on estimates on all major crops but omitted statistics showing either their value, or the farm cash Income heretofore announced with the De cember crop report. Cash Income statistics for the year will be Issued later, probably In January. Estimates In f.odltlon to the gen eral corn and wheat production fol low, together with revised figures for 1037 production and the 1027-38 average (In bushels except where otherwise Indicated): Winter wheat, 888.637.000, 889.824. 000 and 848.801,000; all spring wheat, 244.164,000, 180,852,000 and S08.404. 000; durum wheat. 40.445,000, 27. 071,000 and 40.085,000; other spring wheat. 203,711)000, 101,881,000 and 186.410.000. Potatoes. 360,297,000. 304,132,000 and 69.603.000; swar beets, 11,202.000 tons. 8.740,000 and 8.383,000; hops. 88,261 ,000 pounds, 43.013.000 and 32,753,000. Apple. 131,882.000, 201.783.000 and 180.728.000; peaches, 61,645,000, 59, 734.000 and 82.408.000; pears. 32,269, 000 20,848.000 and 24.326.000; grapes. 2.603,000 tons. 2,777.000 and 2.197,000, All wheat production, by principal producing states, Included: Illinois. 42.550.000 bushels com pared with 46,808.000 last yenr; Min nesota, 38.048.000 and 33,784.000; North Dakota., 79,839,000 and 57,005. 000; South Dakota, 27.777.000 and 25,381,000; Nebraska, 55.714,000 and 47.184.000; Kansas, 152,184,000 and ;n,052.000: Oklahoma 58,322,000 and (15.4(12.000; Texas, 35,046,000 and 41,. OHO.OOO; Montana, 72,340,000 and 31, 910,000; Idaho, 20,848,000 and 28, 300,000; Colorado, 19.416,000 and 15,165,000; Washington. 51.643,000 and 50.834.000; Oregon. 23.567.000 and 20,424.000; California, 12.733,000 and 17,888.000. ft r a r V r V Her. II. B. Harrtlng at the Mod ford Church of the Naz- arene. Holly at First street, thta evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Harding, formerly pastor of the Portland, Ore., Sell wood Church or the Nazarene, through a modern miracle of science regained hli sight after 43 years, with transplanting of the cornea from an 80-year old wo man at the time of her decease. Rev. Mr. Harding and Rev. Fred M. Wcatherford, pastor of the local Church of the Nozareno, were assoc iated for two years In gospel work. The speaker, whs will be accom panied here by Mrs. Harding, a gifted musician, Is known for his wit as well as his pulpit ability. He will speak on "A New Orlp On God." The public Is cordially Invited to be present. Second of Huge 74-Pas-senger Ships Has Accom modations Rivaling Lux ury Liner Or Crack Train HELD IN STEALING AUTOMOBILE HERE 30 CARS PEARS ROLLED MONDAY Thirty carloads of Rogue River val ley poara were dispatched Monday from Mcdford dlatrlct storage plant to Portland where they will bo loaded on ships for export markets, with ome for domestic markete. It was one of the heaviest December move ment of pears In recent years. Cars destined for foreign markets, principally France and Holland, were D'AnJous and Com Ice varieties of winter pears, and those for domestic markets were nose and Cornice. One ear was sold to the Federal Surplus Commodity corporation for reller dis tribution In the enst. Packers aald several shtps are now docked nt Portland loud In cargoes for Europe, and other shipment Is scheduled this week. Kenneth O. Gibbons and Paul Abyta. transients, charged with theft of an automobile belonging to Hobart M. Price, are held In Lou Angeles, and preliminary steps have been tnken for their removal hero for either state or federal action. The Chevrolet auto was takon from a street here Decem ber 8. The pair were apprehended In the south. Price filed a ccmplninl In Justice court Monday. Edgar M. Garwood of the Ashland district, charged with carrying chil dren on the external part of an auto, entered a plea of guilty before Justice W. R. Colemrm, and was fined 6 and cants. Garwood was driving a group of children and two 11 -year-old boys, were riding on the auto trunk. Oladys M. Moses charged with lack of an operator's license wa? assessed 2.60. Jessie Rngsdale was scheduled to appear today on a similar charge. Richard A. Wright, charged with overtaking and pnxaliiK another auto on the Pocific highway, with Insuf ficient clearance, was fined 5 and costs on a plea of guilty. Wright, the state police said, ducked In and out of trnfflc on the south Pacific high way, narrowly averting an accident. Alvla O. flmith of Talent paid $4.60 and costs for driving au auto without lights. Other fines Imposed Monday were; Robert Parkinson Grants Pass, ov erweight on truck. $5 and costs; nichnrd Gardner, overloaded truck. $2.50 and costs; and Lester W. Irwin. Improper llcens: plates on a pick-up truck. $2.60 and costs. I Clttttop Values 1'p ASTORIA. Dec. 20. ( API Valua tions on Clatsop county public utili ties have Increased $117,458 to $2,327. (100 this yenr. the county assessor reported. He said the Pacific Power Ai Light had boosted the value of its holdings by $100,000. Use Malt Tribune Want Ads SEATTLE, Dec. 20. (AP) An air plane that Includes even a bridal suite rests today on Lake Washing ton preparatory to 1U Introduction Into the trans-Atlantic or trans pacific passenger service. The ship, second of the Boeing clippers to be produced at the Seattle factory but first to be completely equipped, has accommodations that rival those of luxurious ocean liners a crack trans-continental train. The plane Is i. replica of clipper No. 1, now undergoing final tests of the civil aeronautics authority. When tests are completed the planes and four others of the same type will be placed In service on either the At- i lantlc or Pacific by the Pan-Ameri can Airways. 74 Passengers Each plane has accommodations I for 74 passengers. A group of businessmen and news papermen, Invited yesterday for i "preview" of the new ship, first walked down three steps Into ,he dining salon and recreation center, the largest room In the plane with tho exception of the control quarters on the upper deck. The ten and one-half by twelve foot dining room has five tables and can seat 14 persons. Deeply uphol stered chairs, rich carpets and Ven etian blinds on double windows are dining room features. When all seats In the plane ore not In use the dining salon will be used as a social center. It can be furnished as a lounge with standard scats for dnytimo occupancy, convert ible Into upper and lower berths at night. Has Love Sent The bridal Buito la equipped with davenport style triple sent, a love scat, combination dressing table and writing desk, folding wash stand cabinet and occasional chair and a coffee table. Other sections of tho plone are sleeping compartments, women's dressing room, men's dressing room, galley, and officers quarters. and lay, "Moke Mine Bliti-Wlnhard!" "Everyday more and more people call for Ihli grand, elton-taitlng Extra Pale beer ...you can take It from me, became I'm one of the thouionds of fa pi and I'm In a poiltion to give beer an or.-the-ob teit." J 1 JMX Wt-H BLITZ- iEIHMi Mb UTI WdMHMO CO. 4 PORTLAND. OSieOM Distributed (v Snider Dnlrv . ... mv'iisri MEAN a happy Christmas for the whole famsly ! SWE GIFT SHOP SHIRLEY ABBEY RITES The fw. Wotrord a'. !,,. pMlor f the First Baptist rhlirch. will of. flclste at tho fnnornl wrrfm for flhlrlfy Msy Aolvy. n-vrnr olrt rtiiiwhtfr of Mr. and Mrs. Wnltr W Abhey who rtirrt in hr home at ?S Oi-nrva strwt Sunnny aflrrnoon. Tlir funrml srrvlors will br held in thn Prrl rhapfl at 10 , m. Wert novlav. Intonnrnt will tak. place In I ha family plot In SLalyon MrmorHI park. Walter W. Abbey. Inc.. win he rlre1 from 0 a. m. to 1 p. m. Wed. ne1ay. .Mnior ('iirsnn, 47 PORTLAND, tVc. 20-(API-MTOr Joseph K. Carson of Portland yester day observed )n 47tli birthday' annl-versnry. Tlio Gift of a Lifetime Ilulova Vatch from LARRY SCKAOE M Only 4 Days MEDFORD GARAGE Reduces UsedCarPricesfora Big Pre-Christmas Clearance 38 OLDS '.'-door Srdun with trunk. Healer, rnillo. ollur etrn. low mllrncr. f:rellrnt tire. l'Trrptlnnnl iiIiip nt $845 37 OLDS l-dunr Tmirlm srdnn. I j rice trtmk. CmI lire. !.e thun 18.000 mllr. U-.iiillful itiiik tncliiim tni. Thr ear thnl h.i etcr.ilhlnt- $725 37 CHEV. Mnter Stiindnrd Tnnn se dan. Trunk, mil In ami ntliei extras. Our prlrf. $495 37 WILLYS Deluxe scdnn. low mtlctixe, S o od tin-. t;repMonlly ecoiionilriil to oprrnte! He low hook. $395 34 DODGE Di'luxe hrel srdiin, HpiiI- er ami itl Iter extra, Knee nrt litu n lteel. timid t Ire, l ow mllencp. $375 30 Willys Coupe Our price $2(1." New tire, and hnike.. I lite hl.u k tlulh. 33 Chtv. Coupe now ?2 15 linnil itKilor, tires and new piitol. 31 Niith 4-door Sedan ?125 30 Willys Knight Sedan ?I25 29 Plymouth Coupe $!5 34 Olds Sedan ?:Mr lArrllrnt meeh,inli-al t-oiKlltlon. liooil tire., i,,llll. 20 Graham Roadster $." New top, 27 Buick Sedan, verj- good ..: 9(55 20 Packard Sedan S:i." 20 Buick Coach ?25 S (,od tlre OLDS SALES and SERVICE MEDFOUD GARAGE 121 North Bartlett. Phone t'37 YOU OUGHT TO OWN AN Ot.PS Gift Suggestions Wool Mits and Gloves A gift she'll thank you tor all winter, Warm Wool Mits or Olovea. Theae are knit from fine woo la and are water repelant. Bright new colon In solid and combinations. .$100 Pait Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs, the always welcome gift. Tomorrow we will feature a group of pure linens In hand em broidered and applique styles for only 35c each. White and colors. 25c Ea. Stationery Give Stationery this Christmas., Here are vast selections of various boxed styles by Montag. Pine quality papers In white, ivory, gray and blue. All In lovely gift boxes. 50c&$1.Box Hand Bags Someone on your gift list would like a New Handbag for Christmas, flee these tomorrow.' Many new styles In suede, calfskin and seal In all the wanted shades. Mann's Main Ajsle, 198 t0 $898 MANNS Silk Hose A Favorite for Gifts The gift of gifts, Mann's Own Ho alery. Here are sheer stockings at their beat in all the wanted costume shades. FILMY, a two-thread chif fon. FAVORITE, a sheer three-thread chiffon and medium sheer four thread chiffons all at 91.00 pair. Why not box three pair for Her Christmas gift? Cho 5fl ice U P IIS air Just What He Wants Wilson Bros. Faultless No-belt PAJAMAS Every man itkea to get Pajamas for Christmas, especially If they're Wll on 'a No-Belts. These famous Pa Jamas come In broadcloths, foulards and silks In styles and colors guar a meed to please any man on earth. Select His tomorrow at Mann's. $ 1 95 t0 $495 For "Her" Christmas A Lovely Housecoat OR ROBE! Solve Her gift this year with a lovely new Robe or Housecoat. Here are smart nannels, sllka, corduroys, taffetas, pan satin, rayons, brocades and tapestries In beautiful shades and stunning styles. Zipper fasteners and superb tailoring. Make these garments a gift supreme. AU sizes. $39.8to$109.5 Holiday Sale of Dainty Lounging Pajamas Attention Oift Buyers Take advantage of this pre-Chrlstmas Sale of Pan Satin and Rayon Lounging Pajamas. Here are lovely garments that feature the colorful coat and contrasting trouser Idea. Prints, dots and solid shades In sizes 12 to 20. Regular $5.98 Value $398 Cozy Bedjackets and Shoulderettes ft Cozy and warm are these lovely Bed Jackets and Shoulderettes. Knit from fine wool and rayon yarns in pastel shades and white. Someone would like one of these for Christmas. Give a Gift Bond $ 1 98 SECOND FLOOR to $59-8Jf IVglggP J&Tj ft ft iy - ''ff'l'i- f (If w LOWER FLOOR fcl STORE HOURS ! We call your attention to the Holi- day Store Hours: Regular closing time until Thursday, when we keep I open until 8:30, Friday until 8:30, Saturday store closes at 6 p. m. Mann's, ' f Interesting News From TOYLAND Wednesday will be a busy day in the Toy Dept. First important reductions on various toys, sets, etc. So if you have not as yet bought toys for the youngsters, buy tomorrow and save at Mann's Toy land. Lower Main Floor. Sale of Wagons & Velocipedes M you have a youngster on your gift list who wants a Wagon or Velocipede, we urge you to see these sturdy types now on sale In Toyland. Here ax long-life Steel Wagons and Velocipedes In gay colors On Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices. All sizes and styles Included In this Toy Sale. $98 to $749 22 Piece Tea Sets FVr that "Little Girl Frtend" we suck est one of these 33-plece Toy Tea Sets at 70c set. Here are regular l 00 tVcorntrd ChinA Sets tiuaranteed to gladden the heart of any little Ml. On Sul Tomorrow. 79c Set Zephyr Noiseless SKATES Special Tomorrow In Toyland Reilar 13 50 Zephyr noiseless ball-bearing Roller Skates.' Thea sturdy skates have competition wheels, making them suitable for Indoor as well as outdoor skat ing. Exclusive at Mnnn'a Tor Shop. Lower Floor. $29.8 Pair Wood Burning Sets Another ahlpmrnt of those popular Electric Wood Burning Outfit now ready for last-minute gift giving. Three sizes on sale, each with the new exclusive Interchangeable point. Oet your set while the supply lasts. $ 1 5.0 to $3. Set Search Light Trucks ps:lsl Tomorrow In Toyland fgulsr 1 S"irchllht TrucKs 7 I yt Tie. A sturdy, wll built jj truck. The kind boys like g J Wind Up Trains $49 Special Tomorrow In Toy land Our regular 91 ,79 Stream lined Wind-up Trains with 4 car and figure B trark. YOUR NAME AND MANN'S BELONG ON EVERY GIFT!