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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. MAY 27, 1941. PAGE NINE i LOCAL and PERSONAL Arrival E. R. Lindsav of Sun Francisco arrived by train today for week's visit at the Lindsay home on Oak street. Visit In Ashland Mrs. Harold Monroe and son, 1718 North Riverside avenue, spent Sunday and Monday in Ashland, visiting Mrs. Mae Lamb. Visiting Mrs. Frances Smith of Tulsa, Okla., arrived here by train today for at month's visit t the home of Mrs. Ed John son, route 1. This is Mrs. Smith's first trip to Oregon. Returns Home R. D. Mc Carty arrived here today by train after receiving treatment in a Los Angeles hospital for the last month. His address is route 1, box 1S7. From Kerby Mrs. Lucius Robinson and daughter Pauline of Kerby, Ore., have been guests at the home of Mrs. Jessie Mi near of Griffin creek for several days. During their stay here Pauline has been receiving med ical treatment. Baby Born Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter, Claudia Elizabeth, at the Gorgas hospital, Balboa. Panama Canal Zone, to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Davis, May 19. The baby weighed six pounds, 12Vi ounces. Mrs. Davis is the former Margaret Ward of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Davis made their home in Phoenix, Ore., before going to Colombia, South America, several years ago. where they resided a year, later moving to the Panama Canal Zone. Mr. Davis is employed in the division of the municipal engineer, U. S. government. Plane Passengers Arriving on the noon northbound United Mainliner at the Medford air port today were J. Lyons of San Francisco and B. Page of Los Angeles. Leaving on the same plane were R. Tetherow to Port land and C. O'Leary to Seattle. On the forenoon plane Dr. A. Phaneuf and A. Phaneuf, both of Seattle were arrivals and G. Wonder left for San Francisco and J. Campbell to Los Angeles D. Flynn left for Portland on the early morning plane. Arrivals Monday at midnight on the outhbound plane were C. Starnes of Portland and G. Won der of Seattle. Leaving on the aame plane were H. McDuffey to Sacramento and F. Sweeney to Oakland. H. Sutton left for Seattle on the 9:18 p. m. nortiv . bound Monday. Arriving on the Monday afternoon flagstop were C. MacDougall and J. Cornelius, both of San Francisco, and leav ing was R. Bard to Portland. Lose Tonsils Myron Babb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Babb of Glendale, Ore., and C. R. Richardson of Etna, Cal., un derwent tonsllectomies Monday at the Osteopathic Clinic and Hospital. Meet Mother Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hambright of Pistol River, Ore., motored to Medford today to meet Mrs. Hambrlght's moth er, Mrs. Kathleen O'Brien of Waco, Texas, an arrival on the forenoon train. Mrs. O'Brien plans to spend the summer with her son-in-law and daughter. New Residence R. A. Skin ner applied at the city building inspector's office yesterday for a permit to construct a new resi dence and private garage at 19 Portland avenue at a stated cost of $2,750. W. H. Klatt applied for a permit to remodel his resi dence at 121 Kenwood avenue at a stated cost of $30. Last Meeting The Medford Toastmasters club held its last meeting before summer vaca tions begin Monday evening in the Hotel Medford. Arthur Hess was toastmaster of the evening. Otto DeJarnett and Ray Harri son were the main speakers, with Robert Shaw as guest speaker. There will be no more meetings until the first part of September. LIVESTOCK SKINNER Offers a Better Used Car You're the Doctor...! Tak Skinner Car and drift tt... examine It from top to bottom and then you'll under itand why to many are buying from Medford'ff Balrk dealer. 3S PLYMOUTH COUPE Clean $345 36 CHEVROLET DLX. Sedan. Very good rubber Radio $345 31 DODGE DLX. SDN. New paint. Extra good $365 37 FORD DLX. SDN Clean as pin , , $415 39 INTERNATIONAL Pickup. Long W. B. Tires. $565 29 sUICK SDN. OC Oosd tires ?39 JI BU1CK CPE. 4 A good motor ) I 0 SKINNER'S GARAGE Butck . CMC Trucks , Phone 2740 Portland Portland, Ore.. May 37 (AP-U3DA) Hogs: 400; market alow, mostly 10. 15c lower; good-eholos 176 to 318-lb. drlve-lne 68.60 8 60; few choice lota 69.65; 1 lot 69.75; medium gradei S9.38 down; 326 to 380-lb. weights 68.85Jt.00; llght-llghta mostly 69.60 8.75: packlnc owa t8.OO3S.23; heavies down to 67.60; lew choice 108-lb. feeder plga 610.35. Cattle: 60; calves, S: market teady on kinds available; ateers scarce, quotable ateady with Man day's 25 J 50c decline; medium-good ted steera quotable to 19.26 19 10.80; graaa ateera aalable around 60.60 down; cutter to common heifers 66.36 ig7.76; odd helfera up to 69.26; can ner and cutter cows mostly 66.60 6-60; fleshy dairy cows 66.50 g 7.00; graaa fat cowa quotable 67-36 ft 8.00; good young . beef cows aalable to around 68-60; medium-good bulla 68.00 C8.76: good -choice vealera ateady at 611.0" 13.00. Sheep: 660; market steady; good cholos spring lamba 810.76 11.00: medium -good grades 810.00 ) 10.50; thin lambs to feeders down to 89.00; oommon-medlum ehora lamba 66 AO; fat awea 68.00 e) 840; common-medium grades down to 8200, South San Francisco South San Ptanclaco, May 37. I) (Fed-State Mitt. News) Hogs: 680: around 10c lower; most 186 to 335-lb. Caltfornlaa 69.80, about 35 per cent under 180 lba. 69.80: odd packing sows 67.4088 00. Cattle: 138; ateera absent; yester day; 8 cars good 1.080 to 1,130-lb. fed ateers 610.76, top; few grass heifers 68.00 9.00; today: bulk re ceipts range fat cowa, past two days weak to fully 60c spots 61.00 lower than 10 daya ago: equivalent 8 loada range cowa 66.60 7.00, about 8 loada on sals, cutters 65.75 6.36: canners 84.60 86.00: bulls active, 68.60 down. Calves: 100; lots 80c to 81-00 lower, some bids 6130 lower; on lead on offer. Sheep: 136; good to choice spring lambs scarce, quoted 610.00 & 10.35, "Ziegfeld Girl" Opens Crate rian Run Wednesday ' C 7 - Hi-Ay. to urn 1 V 1 I '8 t'- LJ f mi, . a The 1941 successor to 'The Great Ziegfeld" opens a four day run tomorrow at the Crater Ian theatre where "Ziegfeld Girl" starts its local engagement. A veritable gold mine of songs, thrills, spectacle and stars, with James Stewart, Judy Garland, Hedy Lamarr and Lana Turner topping the cast, and Tony Mar tin, Jackie Cooper, Ian Hunter, Charles Winninger, Edward Everett Horton, Philip Dorn and Al Shean among those also fea tured, "Ziegfeld Girl" also boasts of having the most beautiful girls of America in its many spectacular scenes. medium spring lambs weak at 69.00 940, common 68.60. Chicago Chicago. May 37. (AP-USDAl Bogs: 19.000; general market 15 36c off; good and choice ISO to S30-lb. 89.30 8 9.45: early top 99.60; moat late aalea 69.36 and down; few good and choloe 160 to 180-lb. 68.85 9 9 36: sows mostly 35c lower, good and oholce 400 to SOO-lb. 68.75 a 9.00. Cattle: 6,500; calves, 1.000; mostly 69.00a 11.00 market; top 613.50 on strictly choice long yearlings; stock cattle steady; weighty feeders 610.50 down: heifers steady at 611.00 down. Sheep: 4.000; around two loads medium to good California springers 610.66; about four double old crop westerns 69.50; choice native spring lambs 611-35; other small lots scal ing 75 to 91 lbs. 610.60 11.00; shorn ewes down from 64-60. Hard whlte-baart: 13 per cent 81.09; 18 per oent 61.11; 14. per cent 61.13. Today'a car receipts: Wheat 31; barley 3; flour 6; com 8; oata 0; hay 0; mlllfeed 3. Chicago Wheat Bethlehem Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlss-Wrtght Douglas Aircraft -DuPont .. Chicago, May 27. ;p Wheat: Open High Low close July 904 61 S -861, Sept. .981, .98 Vi .97 U .9814 Dec. .99. i.oo .98 1.00 Portland Produce Wall St. Report Gen. Electrlo Oen. Poods Of n. Motors Int. Harvester -Johns-Manvllle Kennecott .. Monty Ward -No. Amn. Avn. .. North Amer. Penney (J. c.).. Penna. R. B. Phllllpa Pet. Radio Portland. Mav 37. UPr Butterfat: Wlrat nualltv Imaxlmum Of .6 Of 1 per cent acidity) delivered In Port land 39 39',,o ll... premium queuij (maximum of 3i per cent acidity) 40 s 40 So lb.; valley routes and country points a cents lesa mo -. second quality i cents under first or 8737'A. Onions: New California was, me dium S2.2So2.50. Other produce unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland, Ore., May 37 (Pi Drain: Wheat: Open High Low Cloae Sept. .83 Vi .83V, 8 .83 Cash grain: Oata No. 3, 88-lb. white 628 36. Barley No. 3, 45-lb. bearded white 637.36. Plax: No. t. 61.79V4. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 80e: soft whit exclud ing rex 83c; whit club 83V4e; west ern red 83c. Hart red winter: Ordinary 88c: 11 per cent B7V,c; 13 per cent Oc; 18 per cent 93c; 14 per cent 96c. QUICK - Get That BARGAIN During This Sensational SURPRISE SALE Of Fine Automobiles. Starts Today-THIS WEEK ONLY Be on of the "early birds' and get first choice. We will accept any terras within reason. Start monthly payments la July. 1940 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan 1939 Plymouth Deluxe Coup . 1937 Bulck Special Sedan 1938 Oldsmobll Sedan 1938 Chrysler Royal Sedan . 1937 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan . 1940 Dodge Deluxe Coupe -f783 $629 563 -$597 .$503 $469 -$787 Dependable Used Trucks 38 Dodge Pickup, like new , lvi-ton Ford Truck lVi-ton Dodge Flat body $345 $73 -$443 Look.-Tuesday Special-Look! Popular model cylinder Dodge Deluxe Coupe, I wheels and tires. Driven less than 31. 000 mile. Perfect mechanic ally. New tires. A genuine bargain. ' 8m this sura. on Many More to Choose From. my $245 D PC-PLYMOUTH mR MMd' -Mil J I uiU nnin-Tun-nmuiiniiii-i H2 S.ftlVSgS'Pf AVE VEDPORP.OftEOON Pv 19 New York, May 27. m Bidding for aircrafts, steels and specialties turned the stock mar ket toward recovery today after an indifferent forenoon perform ance. Transfers were around 400,000 shares. Aviations were spurred by White House approval of esti mates for additional plane con tracts totalling some $3,500,000, 000. Today'a closing prices for 84 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. 6c Dye .14614 Am. Can 79 A. T. & T. 1601, Anaconda ,, 36 Atch. T. S. P. 37 !4 Bendlx Ala. 83 I Southern Pacific St1. Brands Std. Oil Cal. SKI, Oil N. J. Transamerlca Union carbide -United Aircraft United Airline . U. B. Steel TO 43 U , 56H . 66 H 143 38 H 851, 37 '4 68 36i 38 !4 1314 13 81 33 Vi 1H 334 114 8H 31H ,37 H 67 i 39 Vi 63 Vi ROXY Nltes Only 6:45- V:16 2dc Inc. tai Kiddles lflc Anytime Tomorrow and Thursday Nitesl The Grandest Comedy OF OUR TIME! MA H; 1 nl II I i. ill 3. Ill mm GABLE (LiaiiAetft COLBERT in. x 1 u j r nappenca One'lliqht' Wehw Cwfieellr Rose Keres Pear Markets Yesterday New York, May 28. (AP-U. S.D.A.) Pears: 1 cars ' arrived, 6 Oregon unloaded, 2 cars on OnRialto Bill a Kir3 OP oAJ.1' One of the outstanding mu sical pictures of all time "Rhythm On the Range" Is booked into the Rialto Theatre for a three-day run starting to day with Bing Crosby in one of the four starring roles. Voted by public and critics every where as the top film of 1937, "Rhythm on the Range" comes to the popular Main Street the atre as the "Rialto Re-Issue Days" film. Others in the large cast Include Bob Burns, Martha Raye and Frances Farmer. This is the picture that gave Bob Burns and his bazooka and Miss Raye to theatre audiences both of them having been on the radio. Two of 1937's most popular song hits are introduced in "Rhythm on the Range" includ ing "Empty Saddles and I m An Old Cowhand from the Rio Grande." Five other hits are featured, as well as a Western rodeo with bucking broncs and bull-dogging. track; Oregon Nelis 230 boxes extra fancy $2-.35, average $2.23; 460 boxes fancy $2-.3S. average $2.20; 2480 boxes No. 1 $1.55-2.50, average $2.08; An- Jous 60 boxes extra fancy $2.40- 55, average $2.53; lG'J boxes fancy $2.40-.60, average $2.51; Barrys 425 boxes fancy $1.65 2.75, average $2.20. Chicago. May 28. (AP-U.S. D.A.) Pears: 2 cars Argentine arrived, 2 cars on track, Oregon Nelis 720 boxes No. 1, $2-.20, average $2.17. Ran Francisco Butter Ban Pranclaco, May 37. Pi But ter: 83 score 38c; 81 score 36c: 80 score 86c; 80 score 84 Vic Sacramento. May 37. (A") Butter- fat: Plrat grade 41Vic; second grade 39 Vie. Das Mall Trttiuue want ads. Too Late to Classify IrtTBUO CABD PARTY, Catholic Pariah hall, Wednesday at 8:00. 86e. ReserraUons dial 3408. FOR RXNT Ice Boies, SOo per month. Valley Puel Co. Tel'. 8376 WAN TET Apple thinners. Bee Harold Johnson, Log Cabin, Ashland. CLEAN 4-ROOM KOUSB near Bit T, eiu moots, inquire 500 EHwards. POR BALK at a Bargain Price Hay wwwr, nearly new. Kog-ue valley Tractor Co.. Plfth and Rlrerelde. OOINO BUSINESS and BUTLDINO in tne very heart of the district where valuee wiu receive the big eat booet from the cantonment. The Berrydale Store on Pacinc Highway, near McAndrews Road: lend, bulldlntt, futures, stock. lor sale by Owner at yesterday'a price. Other business necesaltatea sale. See Stan Btark. 45 South Central. POR SALE Almost new Meyers KJecto pump. Meaiorn ruel oo. POR SALE Service station. 8 lota. pumps. B.ooo-ral. storsge. Main St., Central Point. A. R. Owlngs. POR RENT S-room house, back porcn. 19 Almond. CAPABLE WOMAN wants office or house cleaning. Ironing or other housework. Phone 3160. POR SALE Bed-davenport and chair. Ice boa, Thor mangle. 1016 Ready. BLOX Big Rough, part dry. Pull load, 83. Medford Puel. Tel. 8111. ATTRACTIVE modern 616 South Oakdale. apartment. FURNISHED modern apartment. 171 oranite, Aaniand, near Ltthla park. Phone 6381. LADIES of the U. S. W. V. Auxiliary win hold food aale at the Peerless Market Thursday. PEAS, your pick. 5c lb. B. E. Pord. a miles west on Jacksonville High way. Phone 6363. WANTED Middle-aged housekeeper. van aiter 7 p. m. aie Vancouver. Phone 3861. POR SAI.E 3-year-old Guernsey newer, rnone D?uo. WANTED lOOO-tier of 13-lnch and 16-lnch body fir. F. E. Samson Co. Phone 8766. CARD READING Tuesday. Wednea- day and Tnursday of tnis week only. 344 South Central. WANTED Commercial ap ray lag. Samson's. 8756 McGonsgle. TERMITE I We check your house tree and give estimate on cost or spraying. If you have them. Phone Hubbard Bros, tor further Information. P. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently handled. Mark Ooldy Agency. LET ME KILL your termites. Work guaranteed. Samson's. 8756 Mo- Oonagle. OPENING TONIGHT 10-BIG ACTS-10 CHILDREN UNDER TEN FREE ADMISSION 10c Doors Open Nitelf at 6:30 P. M. Central Point 1 Block East oa Pacific Highway at Maple St. . Free Parking Tonite: Cary Grant-Irene Dunne 'Penny Serenade' Starts Tomorrow 4 Days! r THIS. !. rNK rtPRA HECK AT THE BOXY!! Hurry! Ends Tonitel nuiorm H1KU8CCLMAI I' IllUUIlir a SHIIW itTSTTTrffTi 1T1 TTTWf, I "Caribbean ef I 'Kilgi me ,mtmt I ive am. '"srir IsS-JSJ igi! ; n r"T I "Mr. (tails. "ny ethers ONCSi Tow Step- 84 Oot a D rea as," Mlnalefrom Trlsldsd." -We Meat Rave Mnl" snany ethers Every Wednesday Night Is "Cosmetio Night" l:4l-( IA-IM Mal-fle-tV Kie-llir-2V Inr. tax KlitdlMlOr WW- sVtVi-i.ii. -r,. BwAMuiiliil w lwlir.." , Rack Uit-Ot-Wfe-" l ll byPoptarlemano'. a now TODAY 1:48 6:4 V Here tt Is ... the MgreU hit of 1988 . . more fans have asked for this picture to be played on oor "Rtalte Re-Issue Days" program thaa any other!! Start! Bongs! . the ptctnre that gavs the screen Bofe Bums and his basooka , and Martha Bayell Start. TODAY rOH DAYSI BING CROSBY BOB BURNS MARTHA RAYE FRANCES FARMER i In the all-star West-Musical "Rhythm on the Range" HEAR THESE SONGS AGAIN! Tmpty taddf - fin An 014 Cewtianal free) the ! Orande" -loandue LalUhv" - "The Hones That J ark sjolit fee 4111" "prink 18 Dm "Ten B Have To Swing It" Plus this aS carteoo In eelerl "PAUNCH ind JUDY" Travel Keel anal News Events MATINEE aaalte tse Ine. ia Rlddlea-lfte mm IVKMMOS agalte see her. taxi IdSlea-lfte