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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 18. 1940. PAGE FIVE Roosevelt Victory Likened To Apple With Worm in It In Journal (Dem.) Editorial 11 per cent 7e; It per cent 78c: IS per cent 78c: 14 per cent 80c. Herd wblut-oaart: 11 per cent eoe; 19 per cent Uc; 14 per cent He. Today's nr receipt.: Wheat 38: barley 0: flour 10; corn S: oat 8; bar 0: mlllfeed . (Continued from Faj. On.) Franklin D. Roosevelt is regret table (or two separate and dis tinct reasons. The first was . . . that Mr. Roosevelt would do his country a service by saying out right, before the national con ventions, that he would not run again for the presidency, thus removing from the campaign the bitterness which must go in evitably with his renomination ... the other reason for hoping that Mr. Roosevelt would 'elimi nate himself is that if he had done so one of the most re spected of our traditions would not now be under attack. He has not yet destroyed the tradition against a third term, but he is attempting to destroy it. Washington Star: Taken at its face value, the renomination of Mr. Roosevelt is a confession of poverty on the part of the Demo cratic party . . . that, of course, Wall St. Reports NAZI WARPLANES RENEW ASSAULTS ON BRITISH ISLES blackjack and weighted with a stone, was found in shallow wa ter. A 23-pound rock lay on her chest. According to State Police Liept. Arthur T. Whitmarsh, Kenyon said he killed Miss Wheaton because she refused to marry him. (Continued from rag One New York, July 18. P) Sellers and buyers were equally . i !.,, tk. . shy in today's stock market and the matter is that the Candida- 'tad,ng ,lml,ted. P'",'18"" . t i r r e d speculator, cies of other potential nominees I changes either way to inconse- whether .t signalled the open were killed in infancy by the j 1uemial in Ph of a mass invasion president s silence as to his own The list got off to a sluggish 'by 600,000 nan troops, which a hv th ortivitimt' start and dealings freauently ! French newspaper, Le Petit SUPPORT F.D.R. of the hatchet men of the New Deal. Philadelphia Ledgeri As usual, Mr. Roosevelt has played hand very cleverly ... if he is defeated the president is in a position to put the blame on the Democratic party by saying that he advised the convention he had no "desire or purpose to continue in the office of presi dent," Mr. Roosevelt may find out that being nominated does I not mean he will be elected. came to a full stop for lengthy Dauphinois. said earlier week might come Friday. Three civilians were killed intervals during the remainder of the oroceedings. The turn over of around 220.000 shares and several wounded in a bomb hisi,. the smallest for a S-houriraid on Britain's great Mediter- session in 22 years. Iranean stronghold of Gibraltar iM.,'. o.i. orieai for st .. early this morning me first lected tocka follow: Al. Chem. Dye. unquoted Am. Can MT Chicago, July 18. (U.R Sen. this I Burton K. Wheeler, (D.. Mont.), frequent critic of new deal pol icies, said -today he will sup-, port the Roosevelt third term ticket. "I am a Democrat," Wheeler said, "and I will support the ticket." Wheeler, whose friends start ed a presidential boom for him. planned to leave Chicago tomor row for Lake Geneva, Wis., for a brief vacation before return ing to Washington. TO JOIN FIGHT Ottawa. Ont., July 18. OI.R) A royal Canadian air force official said today that "at least" 13,000 United States citi zens had applied for air force membership. The official said that an ac curate estimate was difficult be cause many of the applicants had appeared personally at the 30 Canadian recruiting stations. He said 7.230 applications had been received by mail up to June 30. Personal applications, he said, were "greatly in ex cess of that figure." foul! enjoy the Freeh Sea rood) from Hollj'a. 126 I. euth. Closing Urn tor Too Let to Clas sify Ada la tSO p. m. Da alaU Tr.iun cant ads, S25.00 REWARD Will be paid by th manufacturer for an? Corn or Callous GKF.AT CIIKISTOrilF.K POSITIVE CORN SALVE rannut remote. ' S3 at Your WESTERN THRIFT Store. A Xew Yj&i ; Taste-thrill pf MEDFORD r5CR A rare flmr frets riw W fralMsrslswsr 7-- LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. July 18. (AP-USDA) Hogs: 600; active, steady to 10c higher; good-choice 170 to 210-lb. drivelna mostly V7M; few lots $7.36: 330 to 370-lb. butchers $604.15; light lights $8 25fl.50, packing sows M-603&-35; few good -choice feeders W.25&7.00. Cattle: 150; calves 125; active, steady; several lots grata tat steers 8.35 43 9.00; few stocker steers and common killers 8J5 & 7.75; strictly good light fed ateers quotable 810.50; common-medium heifers 15.35(15.76; odd head 88.00; canner-common cows $3.60 4.75; good beef cows 85.50 6.00; medium-good bulls 86.50 7.25; common 86.00 down; good choice reslera 89 00; extreme top $9.50. Sheep: 650; steady; good -choice spring lambs 88.00 13 8.35; including 3 decks 81-lb. Washington at outside, few medium-good lambs $7.50 7 75; feeders $7.50; odd yearlings $5.00; good slaughter ewes $3.75 $3.00; com mon $1-00. fed heifers $10.65; all grass cows at new low, 10 to 15c lower: practical top weighty cutter cows $5.00; bulls weak to 15c lower; outside heavy sausage offerings $7.35; vealera strong at 110.35.1 10.76; selects $11.00. 8heep: 6,000; spring lambs slow; four doubles hsndywelght Oregon trade at $9.15; more desirable kind held at $9.35 and above; small lot native springers mostly around $9.00: with throwouts $7.00 down; few head lightweights and native ewes $3.50; medium and heavyweight mostly $2.00a30; i?lth cannera $1-50 down. South San Francisco South San Francisco, July 18 (AP-TJBDA.--Hogs: 100; generally steady; few 200 -lb. California! $7.90; package 143-lb. pigs $7.35; few packing sows $5 00. Cattle: 80; steers absent, nominal; fed kinds quoted $9.60 $ 10.00; few medium grass steers $3.25 98.75; de sirable heifers absent; package me dium 834-lb. grass heifers $6.76: good young cows quoted $6.35 g 6 .85, scarce; load medium 970-lb. grass cows $5.76; odd canners and cutters $3.50$ 4.25; bulls nominal, $6.00(88.50. Calves, salable 86; steady; one load good 358-lb. calves 810.40. Sheep; BOO; weak to 15c lower; woo led lambs absent, small package 70-lb. medium 67.75; around 800 head horn 71 to 81-lb. northern Cali fornia shorn lambs $8.00 sorted 10 per cent; package choice 102. lb. shorn $7.00; ewes nominal, quoted $1.60 850. Am. At Pgn. Power. . A. T. T. Anaconda Atch. T. ft 6. P BendU Avla. ., Bethlehem Steel Caterpillar Tract. - Chrysler - Coml. Solvents , Curtlsa-Wrlght DuPont . Gen. Electric Oen. Poods Gen. Motors Int. Harvester - X. T. As T. Johnt-Manvllle Monty Ward North Amer. . Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio .unquoted 161S 19 16 3$H 76 Vi 47i - 65 'i 7 158 8i; 434 casualties Ihere of the war. Raid Follows Speech The raid followed close on a fiery speech by Spain's Gen eralissimo Francisco Franco that Gibraltor must become Spanish once more and that Spain has "2,000.000 soldiers ready to face anyone and to support Spain's rights." On the political front, Brit ons expressed satisfaction in the nomination of President Roose velt as the Democratic party's candidate for a third term. Portland Produce Portland, July 18. (AP) Butter unchanged. Butterfat: First quality maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland 27(3 27 He lb.; premium quality (minimum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity, 39c; valley routes and country points 2c leas or 25c; second quality So under first of 35(3 350. Country Meats: Selling price to retailers Country-killed hogs best butchers 125 to 150-lb. 9'i10c; vealera fancy 14 ?14'jc lb.; light thtn 10'$ 13c; heavy 10a 11c; lambs, spring 154$16c; yearlings 10 13c: 'ewes 5 & 7c lb.; good cutter cows 9c lb.; canner cows 8 13 9c lb.; bulls 11$ 13c lb. Live poultry unchanged. Onions: Oregon crystal wax $2.76 per 60-lb. bag: new wax $1.85; Walla Walla $1501.60. New Potatoes : Eastern Oregon Washington 81.70 185 ewe. Hay, wool unchanged. Chicago Chicago. July 18. (AP-USDA, Bogs: 17.000; top $6.65; bulk good and choice 300 to 340-lb. averages $6.50605; most 340 to 370-lb. $6.30 6.50; 370 to 330-lb. largely $5.76 1 6.35; good packing sows 360 lbs. down $6.3536.85; few $5.75. Cattle: 4.000; calves 1000: best weighty steers $11.10; yearlings $10.75; most dry lot cattle $10.00 upward: short fed $8.50 10.00; some grassers $7.00 8.00; heifers steady to 35c lower; grassy kind off most; best Chicago Wheat Southern Pacific . Std. Brand. Std. Oil Cal. Std. Oil N. J. Traniamertca - Union Carbld. United Aircraft U. 8. Steel 43 4 3V. . 8i . ''. , 30 79i 32', a 8i 'i 18 4 70 -.- 84S l H YOUTH ADMITS San Francisco Butl.r San Francisco, July 18. (P) (USDA) Butter unchanged. Sacramento, July 18. Churning cream butterfat; first grade 31; second grade 29. Croton, Conn., July 18. (U.R) Hugh B. Kenyon, 20. of Pawcatuck, was charged form ally with murder today after state police found the battered body of Miss Rita Wheaton, 18, Westerly, R. I., in a brook near here. The girl's body, beaten on the head with a home-made i "sZt f ' fomoii foe Comfort :A f " Jl 4Sk (x rj FooiMih ii SfePy?:-.;Nc lX;N '1 BrMtltH K N ... t "t ! wiV awasW ti J 'i" 1 Another peat Ward aho val- w ; ' ri".i. j uel Poothealth comfort (and S '"""vW'.;VV alr-cuahloned sole, and heel.l. 3 1 tl.. H.ndld trim. Broken V u A Chicago, July 18. (API Wheat: Open High Low Cloae . .73 .74', .73 H .73 4 . .74'i .75 .73!, .74 . .75 H .78 i .75 .7514 July Sept. Dee. Portland Wheat Y CLUB TO MEETJLF1AY (Contribut.d) Townsend Harmony club will meet Friday at 8 p. m. The club council will hold a short session commencing at 7:30. All Town sendites should be at the meet ing, as there will be an import ant announcement of a special meeting Monday, July 22, of all clubs when a Townsend traveler will explain in detail the oper ation of the Triple T program. The delegate will present a report on the St. Louis conven tion at Friday's meeting. An ex cellent program is assured. Lunch will be served. Portland, July 18. (API Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. .74 ' .74 .74 .74 Cash grain: Oats No. 3, 38-lb. white (32.50. Barley No. 3. 45-lb. B. W. 130.00. Cash wheat (bid) : Soft white, western whit 74c; western red 73!ic. Hard red winter: ordinary 73jc: Find Nickel Deposit Washington, July 18. (U.R). Col. Charles R. Rutherford, Phoenix, Ariz., attorney and ci. vilian aide to the secretary of war, said today he has been in formed that "the largest nickel deposit in the United States" has been found in northwestern Arizona. USE 1 - eVr-. Our wish is to mat your stay m Sealtle cheer ful, gay, and rod uL (Ll) Good food,7wt bedi, and the finest entertainment in Seattle it all ax-aits you at the LYMP1C 5firif frank W. Hull JTS 0W 1 MmmsEimmr. N av i . f . je f m h.ar astes eood when Your first Dome u. , MPftj you're thirsty! Butthe first taste of the second lottlee-sisthereaUestofatrulygre be writes-5 through th. B ?-Wi"BSK V t - 'V eff ft ij. 1 p : J -vs. ? (B1MM m mmJr-ki lXLlU 'f". DISTRIBUTED BY SNIDER DAIRY It PRODUCE CO. Child's 2-Strnps 94c Cool, well-made whitt or smoks toned aandals with fenuins lea ther soles. Wards for VALUE. Full Fashioned Chiffons fl, t, 4 threads. Broken slsea and shades. sWsa.s-a.y.-.' Summer Dresses Values from 90S to S.9S Wnit tor styf.f 3Ieus Oxfords Rg. 3.9S 299 Wlng-tlpa.. are the., real., "all around" styl In white shoes! Goodyear welt lor wear I Broken sires. Women's Hats Value to 1981 Only a tew left at this price!.. Organdy Blouses Reg. S8c! White and color Women's Uniforms Reg. 1.001 Oreen or blue colors. Small alas only. Sport Oxfords Reg. 3.981 a ton and whit. Brolten alsea... Women's Shoes flport shoes, Reg 2.98. Antique, 2-ton, whit, Broken slaes 1.89 19c 49c 49c 2.29 2.44 I5s'i'-. V A fli Deigned for YOUR Camfertf UnionsuKs 25 R9. 59c Generously cut from fin combed cotton I Shaped sides (or smooth, sleek fit I M.ns 1.S9 Swim Trunks l39 Wards Perma-flt, All-wool. Broken slsea. Play Sandals Reg. 1 491 Whit and Brown. Broken sizes , Sport Shoes Reg. 1.98! Two-ton. Colors. Broken sines.. Boys' Oxfords Reg. 3 001 Two-tone. Broken , , Summer Ties 49 Boys' Oxfords Reg. a Ml Broken aires! Two-ton... Boy's Swim Trunks All Wool, Red and blu colors. .394 to 9c V.lu Rand Ullored, lined! Only a few left! Boys' Tommy Suits Reg. 59c! Bit 6 only Boys' & Girls' Slacks Reg. 69c I Bright colors! Bis 2-81 1.19 1.44 1.97 1.47 49c 39c 39c Corsellettes and Girdles 49c to 1.49 Valuea to 4.98. Odd and Broken sties. Slip-on Sweaters R9. tSe 49 Cotton and wool sweaursl As sorted color. m nio iiiiuiii Lawn Chairs, Rf. 1.39.. Hassocks. 1.29 valu Oce. Chairs ..ach 09 e 1.00 1.00 Wash Trousers 88 Bsnforlred. nowt. Assorted colors. Buy Tapssirv Platform Rockrs, vat, S pe. Brtakfast Sat. 13.99 val I pe. Dlnalt. St, 27.9S al... I pe. Din!! Sat. R. 11.91. Now. Redactor Lamps, 14.99 Value. Valour Club Chairs (2 only) 30.00 al. .lrom 3 4S Is 21.05 17.90 13.05 13.88 .10.05 .10.05 .10.88 23.00 HvkOf, New, CrwarltW Lidos pun Itnyon lle. 39 23 rd. Cresse-rtilstant fabric tn aoft, mart color. Washabl.l MDSO MM U3 id 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 29S