Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORIV OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1940. IK FRUIT FIRMS' JOB TAX PROTEST Arguments on a demurrer In the cult of the Pinnacle Packing company, and ten other Rogue River valley and Hood River packing plants against the Ore gon state unemployment com pensation act were heard today before Circuit Judge H. D. Nor ton. No decision Is anticipated until the court takes the matter under advisement. The packers claim they are exempt from payment of "con tributions" to the jobless insur ance fund on the ground they are engaged in agricultural pur suits. They further hold that as they are exempt under the Fed. eral Social security act, they should be under the Oregon law The court, at the institution of the suit, grsnted the packers an injunction restraining the state from collection of the first quar ter 1940 dues, due April 30 last, during the pendency of the suit, The state is represented by Assistant Attorney General Har old Campbell of Salem and the packers by Attorneys George M. Roberts and William M. McAl lister of this city. E CO. P. VOTI-Mes... , choselts Democrats may well be . concerned since clamorous Miu Camilla While (above) of Bos. ton was chosen "Miss Republic can of Massachusetts" at Suffolk county O.O.P. rally. She aaptnred the male vole easily. 1 ' - "f-'y, -V1' NINETY NIFTIE S Few were slrtis for fashions of the good old dijrs when Germsntown, Pa.. Crlrket club atagrd Jubilee attended by Mrs. Was. NewhaU (left), Mrs. Bolton Earnshaw. Motherhood Made Easier by Small Quantities of Iodine Br Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press Science Editor. Seattle, June 19. A discovery that iodine makes human moth erhood easier was reported to the American Association for the Advancement of Science here today. Small quantities of Iodine were given to expectant moth ers at the University of Oregon medical school. Some remark able results were reported by Doctors F. B. Zener, Milkanth M. Phatak and N. A. David. The women reported a great er sense of well-being before the babies were born. There were fewer abnormalities of labor during birth. Afterward they were better able to nurse the babies. Final ly, they recovered more quickly. These mother were compared with "controls," who were other mothers receiving medical care, but without the Iodine. The comparison indicated the prob able reason for the Iodine ef fects. The thyroid and some other glands ot Internal secretion functioned better. The thyroid, which normally requires a lit tle Iodine, regulates metabol ism. The Oregon studies showed that the basal metabolism rates of the mothers receiving iodine remained more nearly normal, while those without the added iodine had Increased basal rates. Falls Injure Two Portland, June 19. P) Two tlderly women, Injured in falls at their homes, died here yester day. They were Mrs. Louis E. Welch, 70 and Miss Mary O'Don Mil, 82. Menus of the Day By MRS ALEXANDER OEOROB ismmer In Appearance and Flavor Luncheon Menu Fruit Bread Sandwiches Chilled Buttermilk Bsrrls Dinner Menu wise Aaparssus Souffle Tomato fluccotssh Biscuits Plum Jelly Spleed Aprloota Radiant Watermelon Wedga Cotfce Bwlas Asparagus Soufle 1 4 tablespoon butter, ft tablespoons flour. teaspoon salt, 34teaapoon paprika, 1 cups milk, 4 eggs yolks, beatan: Hi oupa cooked aaparagus. S-l cup crated cheese, 1 teaspoon finely minced celery, t teaapoon fine ly minced onions, 4 egg whites. beaten. Melt butter, add flour and sea sonings. Mix thoroughly and add milk. Cook slowly and stir -constantly until the sauos becomes very thick. Beat two mlnutea. add yolks and beat minute. Lightly fold In other Ingredients and pour Into a buttered baking dlab. Bake so min utes in a pan of hot water In a mod erately slow oven. Featuring Fish Dinner Serving t or I Tuna Surprise Balls Creamed Peaa Browned Eggplant Bread Rhubarb Conserve Plum Sauos Sour Cream Cookies Coffee Tuna Surprise Balls 1 cup tuns, a egg yolks, 1 eup boiled rice, t teaspoon finely chopped parsley, cup chopped plmlento stuffed olives. (4 teaapoon salt, tt teaapoon paprika. 3 tablespoons butter, n-.elted; a egg whites, beaten. Lightly mil Ingredients. Pour In to well. buttered muffin pans filling 3-8 full. Bake aft minutes in a mod erate oven Carefully remove to a heated serving platter aud surround lth creamed peas, asparagus or green beana. Oarniah with parsley, flreen ftalad Bowl IS cups shredded lettuce, H eup oubed cucumbers. H eup cubed pine apple, ft tablespoons finely chopped green peppers, 44 cup chopped celery, H teaspoon salt, H teaspoon pepper. V4 cup French dressing: mis and chill Ingredients. Sour Cream Cookies H cup fst, 1 cup granulsted su gar, 3 eega, 1 teaspoon vanilla. 1 teaspoon nutmeg, 4 cup thick sour cresm, 1 teaspoon grated orange rind, a 2-8 cupa flour, 1 teaspoon soda. Cresm fat and sugsr. Add Other Ingredients and mix llhtly. Drop portion of the cooky dough from the tip of a spoon onto greased bak ing sheets and bake about ten min utes In a moderate oven. These are grand aummer oooklea and go well with chilled beverage, frosen or fruit dessert. packing sows 444: ethers 89.78 a 4-00. Cauls: 100; calve 19: fed steers absent, quotable nominally steady: grass steers scare, about steady: cenner-cutlera suadv; bull steady; VMlers steady to 60o Lower; few medium light grass steers 47.7ft; fst araas steer absent: grsss betters 4740 down: medium-good beef cows quotable around 4S.00a4.00; canner common cows 83.784)4.78: good bulls to 47-35; odd choice veeler to 410 00; other as 30 down; packag good 390 Ib. slaughter calve 48.74. Sheep: 400; spring lambs steady to 3fte lower; good-choice drlvo-ms aa.O0a)ft.35; later early top on ahort deck 73-lb. weights: few medium good springers 47.78; odd feeders down to 17 00. oat no. t. aa-ib. whit ftxoo. Barley Ho. 3. 4ft-lb. B. W. 818.00. Plax Ho. t, 4165';. Cean wheat ibid): Soft white 7o; western whit 73c: western red 73e. Herd red winter ordinary 73c; 11 per cent 76c; 13 per cast 74c; 11 per cent 800. Hard whrtt-baart, 13 par cant 86c; 11 per cent 33c; 14 per cent 3e. Today' car receipts: Wheat 7: bar ley 0; flour 8; corn 8; oat 0; bay 0; mlllfeed 1. Chicago Wheat South San Francisco South San Francisco, June 19. (AP-USDA) Hons: 360; sround 10c higher; double deck 189 to 339-lb. California 44.30 to small killers, packer top IS. 15. few sorted 33ft to 340-lb. 49.49; packing sows 4410, steady. Csttle: 79- deetrsble grsss steers quoted 4700 9 0. with over 1.100-lb. around 44 50; fad steers quoted up to 410 00; desirable young cows and medium to good heifers absent, quot ed mostly 44-90) 7.40: load Valley 1.071-lb. dairy cows 45-25. practical top: odd canner to outtera 43-904) 4.39: bull mostly 46.39 4.79. Calve, none; nominal: odd choice vealers quoted to 81100; slaughter calve 48.90 99.80. Sheep: 3,700: Iambs slow, around 25c lower: dock 79-lb. good north coest lambs 49 00 with 14 per oent medium end: 3 decks 70 to 73-lb. medium to good Oregons 48.60, looks 40c lower for week; about 7 decks shorn Iambs on sale, undertone 19) 39o lower; package shorn ewes 43.79, medium 43.00, culls 4100. Johns-Man villa Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.).. Phillips Pet. Radio Southern Paclfls . . 83 . S9S 18S 83 83'4 4H . Std. Brands Std. Oil CaL Std. OH N. J. Transamsrlca Union Carbide United Aircraft . C. 8. 'Steel. les . 84 . 4H . 4H . 40-, San Francisco Butter Sacramento, June 18 I API Churn- ln- cream butrt: First grads Sc3; second grade 81c. San Francisco, Juna 18. (AP-US DA) Butter: 93 score, He; 31, 34 ',c; , 43 H 90. 26!, c; 19, 26 ',0. Chicago, Jun 19. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Cloa July .774, .78S -7444 .78H Sept. .78 .78 H .74 "4 .78 S Dec. .78V4 .78V4 .7744 .79'4 1 Chicago Chicago. June 19. (AP-USDA t Hogs: 21.000; steady to 10c higher than Tuesday's average: top 49.35; 360 to 450-lb. sows 44 00 4.25; light 84.90; heavies down to 83.90. Csttle: 8.500; calve 1.000: early top fed steers 41110; 411.23 bid on strictly choice offerings and primes held confidently at aiaoo: bt hir. ere 810.10 cutter cows 89 85 down. Sheep: 8.000; two double fed California sorlngera 410.00 and aioa& averaging 84 and 90 lbs. respective ly, gooa nanoyweigm native spring lambs 810.39 and 410.50. Wall St. Report New York, June 19. W) Stocks passed through a series of quickly terminated rising and sinking spells today with a group of firm rails serving as rallying ground. Traders held back from ex tensive commitments in either direction on the majority of is sues, awaiting definite word of Hitler's plans for conquered France. Most fluctuations were frac tional toward the close. About 600,000 shares changed hands. Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. 4s Dyc. .,..153 Am. Csn 100 Am. 4c Pgn. Power. 144 A. T. 4 T. 1574, 31"4 1644 3944 774i Portland Produce Atch. T. As 8. P. . Bendlx Avla. Bethlehem steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml Solvent Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont , , , Oen. Electrle . Oen. Foods . Oen. Motors Int. Harvester I. T. At T. - 44 H - 8'4 - 7H -ll H . 33 - 41H .. 444, . 45, 34i Portland. Jun 19. (AP) Butter, butterfat, cheese, country meats un changed. Live poultry: Buying price. No. 1 grade; Leghorn broilers. 1 44 to 3 lbs., 14c; fryers, under 8 lbs., 19c; fryers. 2'i to 4 lbs. 16c; roasters over 4 lbs., 17e; Leghorn bens over 344 lbs, 13c; Leghorn hens under 844 lbs-. 10c; colored hens over ft lbs., 13c; colored hens 4 to ft lbs., 13c; old roosters, 5c. . Dressed turkeys, onions, peaa un changed. New potatoes: California white 90s. 41.10; 100s, 42 053.15. Potatoes, hay, wool unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland. Jun 19. (AP) Grain: Wlfeat: Open High Low Cloae Sept. .7144 -7144 -7144 -7144 Ceah grain: Livestock J' 3-yfrT at Here are a few of the many loan needs of Oregon business and Industrial enterprises In which this bank endeavors to cooperate: seasonal operation, accumulation of inventories, improvement of pre mises, plant expansion, purchase of equipment and various specialized activities. Consultation Invited .i .n ii cu ou uaica. Medford Branch of the tXTTED STATES XATIOXAL 11AXK ot Portland p SECONDS TO PORTUUTOS CITY CENTER Com to VMntm. Thatatvr. JSoppinfl t ' Spoooua "Vlar" rooctu with both or V:. $200 akd or .jfjr I 1 eilaj-i a TO OREGON'S TASTE! j 1111:11 WORID'4 f j ' gr4 '"Aiam lAIOItl F'S rlO-l 80UI404 1 1 1 1 1 NoJI W M 1 1 K 1 1 i omi8 aVtmi i'sTItU j'j 1 x000" I 1111 Ti ill lyj .! 1 sty j! 170 OUAIT I ( Phone I 1 1300 I i; Ice-cold Coca-Cola is all pure refreshment. Its taste satisfies completely and a refreshed feel ing follows that leaves you wanting nothing more. THE PAUSE THATREFRtS BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OP THE COCA-COLA CO. BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., of Medford, 601 No. Grape St. Phone 778 Portland Portlfcnd, Jun 19. AP-USDA) H(vt: 400; market actlv; butcher strong to lOo higher: packing aowt steady; bulk ood-chotc 175 to 330 lb. drtvs-in butchers 8 00 6.10; practical top tO.10; one lot choice. aiB-lb. butrhera averrvie 90 30; orer weight but chen and light Ughta 5 00 5 80; packaga smooth, light Cheese parings and candle ends... Those who saved them used to be sneered at as stingy. But why? Even cheese parings and candle ends have their uses. And hasn't it always been smart to be thrifty? Yes. And that's why you ought to read the advertise ments. A little money saved here and there can make a whale of a difference by the end of the year! So whether you want a dress, or a bathing suit, or anything at all, don't run out and snap up the first thing you see. Take your time, and save money. Read the advertisements in this newspaper. It's just like having a dozen bargain counters lined up beside your armchair! for Towing or IVrec&er Spruce Anjrwhere Anytlma Lewis Super Service riTTf:.Ma,ijj.u..;i?MliM:N-g-!llJ.VfyCTa