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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1939. PAGE THREE COMBINED EFFORT IN NEXTCMIGN (continued irom page one) cians, through state primary laws, have seen to it since 1912 that there can be no successful third party. "But the liberals might , call tor a sacrifice hit. Sometimes you can show strength nega tively as well as positively." Under questioning, Ickes ex pressed the belief that it was possible that the Democratic party would name a "conserva tive" in 1940. Politicians, he said, control the party nominat ing conventions. His idea, he added, is that there should be a nationwide primary for the se lection of presidential and vice presidential nominees. When questioned about his views on Vice President Gar ner's recent announcement he would accept the Democratic nomination, Ickes said he pre ferred not to indulge in per sonalties but to draw a general line of demarcation between conservatives and liberals. Hold Power Balance "The liberals hold a balance Ut -bodied uhiskey with full-bodied flavor RIGHT AU 4 WAYS 1. The right flavor 2. The right lightness 3. The right strength 4. The right pm Pint Quart 1 Called No. 2 Red Livestock r MM 1 -mm ) 1 r I L i . M Nicholas Dozenberg (above), called U. S. Communist No. 2 is shown as ha left the federal building in New York after be ing arraigned on charges of vi olating passport laws and held in $35,000 ball. Dosenberg was arrested in Bend, Ore. 1 Blended Whiskey. 90 proof. 72H graiu neutral spirit Copr. 1939, Scbenlej Distillers Corporation. New York Citj of power," he said, "and I am convinced that if a liberal runs he can be elected." Ickes said he had not dis cussed the proposed convention with President Roosevelt, that it was more a suggestion than a plan and that activities on the political front within the next few months might not make it necessary at all. He declined to discuss what those activities might be. Portland. Ore., Dec. 31 (AP-USDA) Ho6: Salable 350, total 400: market alow, steady to 10c tower than Wednesday's average; good-choic 163 to 315-Ib. drive-ins mostly W OO; tew to (6.10; one outstanding lot $6.15; 330 to 360-lb. butchers mostly 5.60; light lLgh's and slaughter pigs $5.35 5.50; packing sows $4 25 9 4.50; lightweights upward to $5.00; feeder pigs $556.'0. Cattle: Salable and total 105; calves salable and total 35; market active, fully eteady; few good fed steers $8.76; good light stackers $7.50; common slaughter steers $3.35; cut tery dairy type down to $5.00; common-medium heifers $5.25 ig 6.75; strictly good fed hellers quotable $8.10 and above; cutter-common cows $3.60 9 4.50; canners down to $3.00; fat dairy type cows $4.75 5.50; good beef cows $5.75 ft 3.25; sausage bulls $5.25?6.00; good beef bulla quotable $6.50; good-choice vealers $8.009.50; common calves and vealers downward to $5.00. Sheep: Salable 50, total 350; few sales steady; good-choice wooled lambs $7.50; strictly finished kinds eligible $7.75, or above; carloads fed lambs salable $8.25; shorn lambs salable around $7.00; good-choice ewes quotable $3.25 4.00 or above. ' per cent 92c; 13 per cent 95c; 14 per cent 98c. j Today's car receipts: Wheat 35; flour 7; corn 9; oata 1; hay 1; mill feed 1. Wall St. Report America Do for Humanity Today?" Friday: Pre-Christmas MBS 10:30 p. m. Boys chorus; WJZ NBC 11:30 New England school celebration; WABC-CBS 1 p. m. St. Louis church choir; MBS 3 Chicago church choir. LADDIE GALE 10 Y Eugene, Ore., Dec. 21. (IP) Friends of Laddie Gale, last year's high-scoring ail-American forward on the national cham pionship University of Oregon basketball squad, and Hallie Dudrey said today the couple would be married Sunday morn ing. Application for a "mail or der" marriage license was re ceived in Vancouver, Wash., to day. Friends were not sure where the wedding will be. The couple could not be reached. Miss Dudrey, formerly of Bend, ' is now a teacher at Thurston high school in the lower McKenzie valley. She graduated from the university last year. Gale, who entered the university from tiny Oak ridge high school on the upper Willamette and became the sparkplug of Oregon hoop teams, is completing his studies on the campus. Atmosphere ends at an alti tude of about 10 miles at the equator and, at the north and south poles, at an altitude of about six miles. Open Tonight, Friday and Saturday evenings until 8:30 M.M. DEPARTMENT STORE PAY LESS DRESS BETTER 220 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 232 The Way to Shorten the Christmas List Give BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS Sheer Kantruni, a real satisfaction, smart colors, pair $1.25 Actlonei.ee, a lovely three thread hose with all knee strain relieved, pair $1.15 Para 51-gauge three-thread hose for increased beauty, wear and comfort. Pair $1.35 M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE Gift Headquarters for All the Family Attractively wrapped all ready for the Christmas treel Chicago Chicago, Doc. 21. (AP-USDA) Hogs: 26.000; top S5.8S for choice lights; bulk good and choice 16C to 240-lb. $5.4085.80; bulk good 330 to 500-lb. packing bows S4.35 4.75 Cattle: 6,000; calves 1,000; fairly active; choice yearlings and light steers SU.00&11.35; strictly choice 1.350-lb. steers $11.00; most beef cows 95.50(3 6.25. Sheep: 7.000; fat lambs around $8.75 to $9.00 on good to choice lambs; best now held 99.10 9. IS and better; sheep about steady; scattered native ewes $3.7534.25. South San Francisco South San Francisco. Dec. 31. (AP-USDA) Hogs: 60; light supply of butchers sold 20rf(25c higher: good to choice 205 to 315-lb. C6 25 6.75; odd heavlei $5.60; packing sows $4.50 6.00. Cattle: 100; calves 10; steers weak; strictly good under 1.000-lb. fed steers quoted up to $9.60; medium grade steers $8.00: heifers steady. medium to good $8.10; low grade cows weak, few canner to common cows $3.6036.25: medium to good beef cows quoted $5.60(36.50; bulls absent, quoted $6.50 down. Calves unchanged; few good vealers $11.00, medium grades $8.50(39.50. Sheep: 225: supply limited to 2 decks mixed weight Idaho wooled lambs: nothing done early, asking around steady; good to choice wooled lambs 90 lbs. down quoted $8.75 13 9.00. New York, Dec. 21. (IP) Stock market traders went shop ping for further recovery bar gains today, but generally con fined buying to carefully select ed issues. Business news was more cheerful than otherwise, al though speculative forces seem ingly were only moderately en thused even by the brightest de velopments. Closing quotations were well jumbled. Transfers approximated 700, 000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 176 Am. Can 112'j Am. & fgn. Power...... . 2 A. T. Jc T 17014 Anaconda .......... 30 Atch. T. & S. P. . .... 2314 Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solvents ... Curtlss-Wrlght .... DuPont Gen. Electric Oen. Foods Gen. Motors Int. Harvester I. T. & T 30 82' , 54 't 88 178 40 Johns-Manvllle Monty Ward ... North Amer. .... 4714 54 ea'i 3 . 74 53 22 i . 01 i 40 . 61, . 14, . 5 . 24 . 44 Vi , 6 . 86 4 . 45 81 l San Francisco flutter San Francisco. Dec. 21. (AP) Butter unchanged. Penney (J. c. )..; Phillips Pet Radio Southern Pacific ..... St4. Brands . Std. Oil Cal Std. Oil N. 1 Transamerlca Union Carbide United Aircraft U. S. Steel Sacramento. Dec 21 (AP) Churn ing cream butterfat: First grade 33V4o; second grade 81V4c. Portland Produce Portland, Dec. 21. ( AP ) Butter, butterfat, eggs, cheese, country meats, live poultry unchanged. ' Turkeys: Selling prices Hens 30 21c lb.; toms 1617c lb. Buying prices nominal: No. 1 hens 18 g 19c lb.; toms 14V43l5c. Onions, peas, potatoes, hay, wool, mohair unchanged. Radio Highlights New York, Dec. 21. (IP) The networks have scheduled for the day before Christmas a message from Rome as delivered by Bishop Ralph Hayes, rector of the North American college there. The half-hour broadcast, which will begin at 10 a. m. Simduv, will be carried by NBC, CBS and MBS. Christmas eve programs also list Marian Anderson, noted col ored contralto, as the guest of the Cubs Sunday evening hour. The Rose Bowl football game New Year's day, an annual fea ture on NBC ever since it be came a network, has been placed on the WJZ chain sched ule. Previously, MBS had an nounced it .would carry the game for the first time in its history. DEWEY ARRESTS ES FATAL FOR 1 FORMER CURRY JUDGE Gold Beach, Dec. 21. (IP) Charles H. Bailey, 75, former Curry County Judge, died here yesterday of injuries received Sunday in an accident at his ranch. Bailey, a Gold Beach native and president of the Curry County Bank for 20 years, was knocked against the side of a barn by a horse. He succumbed under anesthetic while doctors attempted to set a fractured hip. He served as county Judge for 12 years. J. FUNERAL Tl By Associated Press (Time is Pacific Standard) Tonight: Europe - WABC-CBS 5:55, 8; MBS 6; WEAF-NBC East 8. WJZ - NBC 6:30 America's Town Meeting, "What Can Funeral services for Mrs. 1 Emma J. Brown will be held in the Perl chapel at 2 p. m.. to morrow. The body will be taken to Rogers, Ark., for interment. Mrs. Brown, died yesterday noon in the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Clara E. Phlpps, on the Morrow road. She had made her home with her daughter for the past five years. 'Chicago Wheat Chicago, Dec. 21. (API Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec 1.06',i tl.09 61.06V4 $1.08 May 1.03 1.06V4 1.03 4 1.05 July.. 1.01 1.04V4 1.01 1.03 Portland Wheat Portland, Dec. 21. (AP) Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Close May 87 87V4 87V4 87Vi Dec. 87 87 87 87 Cash grain: Oata, No. 2, 88-lb. white $26.60. Barley, No. 2, 43-lb. bearded white 27.00. Corn, No. 3 eastern yellow ship ments 427.75. No. 1 flax S2.05. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 88c; western white 86c; western red 85c; hard red winter: Ordinary 85c; 11 per cent 85c; 12 per cent 89Vc: 13 per cent 92V4c; 14 per cent 1.00 Hard white Baart ordinary 92c; 12 HiS CHRISTMAS GIFT The Newtfunbeant AC SHAVEMASTER The new model Sunbeam Shavemaster made for use on Alternating current only, but with the lame exclusive Sunbeam head as the famous AC-DC Shavemaster long the national favorite. Here's a gift for him that means "tops" in quick, close, comfort shaves the elec tric way. And in a itun ning gift box traveling kit $7.50 HUBBARD BROS. Christmas The Christmas feast will require a variety of food. Let us supply you with wholesome, appetizing baked goods that the whole fam ily and your guests will enjoy. Here are just a few of the necessities BETTY CROCKER STUFFIN' BREAD It's new all of the necessary spices have been added in just the proper amounts and baked right in the loaf. Recipe with each loaf tells how to pre pare the dressing. We also have plain Dressing Bread for those who prefer it. DINNER ROLLS In variety 15$ 20 doz. FRUIT CAKE an important part of Christmas ten kinds of the finest fruits and nuts with old rum and brandy. Makes an ideal gift. Be sure to have plenty for your own enjoyment. 50 lb. PUMPKIN PIE from the finest Oregon Pump kin temptingly golden. 30 40 ea. MINCE PIE We use top quality Mince Meat. 30 40 ea. ITALIAN PANATONI The first lime this de iicacy has ever been made in Medford. A delicious sweet dough made with lots of butler and eggs with ' several kinds of choice, candled fruits. Be sura to try it. 49 ea. CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST STOLLEN- A real holiday Coffee Cake filled with fruit and nuts. 15 ea. CASSEROLE FRUIT CAKE our delicious Fruit Cake baked in genuine Pyrax Casseroles makes a wonderful gift. 59 $1.19 ea. CHRISTMAS CANDY CAKE New .nd du ferent especially for your Christmas. 4U ea. To get JUST what you want, won't you phone 718 and place your order NOW. We wish Everyone A Merry Christmas New York, Dec. 21. (.P) District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey's office announced to day the arrest of 15 members of local 150, United Machinists of the needle industries (CIO) on a charge of conspiracy to commit violence during - 12 weck strike in 1838. A grand jury, Dewey's office said, ordered that informations be lodged against the 15. Assistant District Attorney Bernard Yarrow said the strike disrupted the repairing and sell ing of second hand sewing ma chines. Two of those arrested, the prosecutor added, were Ru bin Worsager, 26, union busi ness agent, and Sol Friedman, 24, a union delegate. The other 13 were members of the strike committee. Holiday For Heroes London, Dec. 21. (IP) Spec ial Christmas leave was granted today to the crew of the sub marine Ursula, announced con- ed and happy to return to land, queror of a German cruiser of the crew of 27 came into port the 6,000-ton Koeln class. Beard-1 yesterday. BRAND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURDON WHISKEY I "CHEERFUL AS ITS NAME" ThU whisker ii 4 veari o!d There's a revelation waitinji in your tint si'd of Old Sunny Brook. This great bourbon Is genial, smooth and tiner tasting.. truly enccmuaj ,tr1 its name 95pint iHak ! ;,0,",, Oregon 's Fastest Selling Whiskey! f i i we i teffeio It I Ol939,NatlonairlstillcnProd.Corp.,N Y.C. youhouidiio "J oooo iiouom Qishmfs Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at Holloway Holloway's Reliable Grocery Merry Christmas to our many Friends and Cus tomers. May this Yuletide jo be with you all yoar. for 2 Day ' For Extra Holiday Treats select some thing from , our large assortment of UNUSUAL FOODS Imported Cheese,' Jellies, Jams, Anchovies, Meat and Fish Pastes, Caviar, Chateau Capers, Arabian Pickles, Mushroom Catsup, Lime Juice, Wild Rice, and many others. Phone 20 For Food. Any Sise Order Delivered Free ,-i5 on fancy ' 1 Ok fl Christmas Packs U SmS 1 ,) 1 Candled II Oregon 1 SSte&Jtjl Clkfjr Canada Dry MIXERS ifVjir fm Till l.T'lI Tom Collins, Sparkling ' S1 ,-"-rTlVf 'M i Water or Lime Rickey frM f or 25c Maraschino Cherries ''ft'iix S . - FARM FRESH Pkg. AOC I Dependable Quality F FLOUR fresh 1, Advancing -A Kitchen Queen pr-49 lb" $1,49 1 i Asparagus "Royal Club Lg. can 27c Sweet Potatoes Whole No, 2Va can 2 cans 25c Cranberry Sauce can 15c Oysters 2 cans 25c Wild Rice A Big Value Pkg. 69c Grapefruit Juice . .lg. can 19c Kraft Mayonnaise pt. 25c Schilling Spices 3 for 25c 2 ounce Corn 2 cans 25c 1 Fcy B" Club N' 2 c,n S c0cO Everything Good V S You can Rely on the Reliable .$ s lor Jh Flnlt Quaiity Produce.- lW Cauliflower, lg. white heads 10 PARK I J Grapefruit, coacneua vai. 6 sue. It V M dot. FRESH PEAS GREEN BEANS ITAL. BROCCOLI ENDIVE SAVOY CABBAGE EGG PLANT PARSLEY GREEN ONIONS 39 RADISHES ARTICHOKES SPINACH RED EMP. GRAPES FRESH PINEAPPLE TANGERINES PERSIMMONS AVACADOS COMICE PEARS EXTRA FANCY APPLES Spilt, Wlnesap, Jonathan, Newtown
