PAOE TWO
MFDFORD MATT. TRTBTTM.. MEDFORH OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941.
SENATE APPROVES
SEIZING PLANTS IF
DEFENSE DELAYED
Workers Return at Alumi
num Plant in Cleveland;
' Curtis Wright Peace Sure
Br the AuoeUUd Praia
The senate passed legislation
today to give President Roose
velt specific statutory authority
to take over defense plants
where there is an existing or
threatened failure of production.
and management or labor have
failed to utilize existing media
tion agencies.
Administration forcea failed
to defeat an amendment by Sen
ator Ball (R.-Minn.) which pro
vided In effect that the presi
dent could not exercise seizure
powers until mediation attempts
were exhausted.'
Alco Crews Return
' The legislation also included
a proposal to accept the deci
sions of mediators. It included
a declaration reaffirming the
principle of collective bargain
ing. Aluminum Company of Amer
ica officials reported a full force
back at work at six units at
Cleveland where CIO strikers
voted yesterday to return to
their jobs.
Production also was resumed
on aluminum warplane parts at
five Detroit plants of Bohn Alu
minum and Brass company.
- A defense mediation board
panel took up the dispute be
tween the AFL metal trades
council and the Bethlehem steel
company's San Francisco ship
building division.
The CIO steel workers organ
izing committee agreed at Pitta
burgh to extend an existing
wage agreement with the Cur
tlss Wright propeller division
until June 20, thus averting
strike set for midnight tonight.
To Mediation Board
A few hours earlier Secretary
of Labor Perkins certified the
strike threat to the defense me
diation board, which immediate
ly asked an assurance from the
union and management there
would be no interruption of pro
duction. Union members said
their representatives would meet
with the board in Washington
Monday to discuss their demands
for 10-cent-an-hour wage in
crease in scales now starting at
00 cents and averaging, union
officials said, 78 cents.
In California's vast aircraft
Industry "production as usual"
was the order of the day as the
soldier management of North
American Aircraft Corp. at In
glewood reported "100 per cent
personnel and 100 per cent effi
ciency." At San Diego the AFL
machinists employed in the big
Consolidated Aircraft plant met
to consider ratification of an un
disclosed new contract. Approv
al was expected, cancelling a
strike threat there.
At Inglewood, however, troops
guarding the plant were aug
mented yesterday by armored
cars and mechanized cavalry
forces. No reasons for the rein
forcements were given.
jZ
ELECTED Waller M. Dear
(above), publisher of the Jersey
Journal in Jersey City, was
elected president of the Ameri.
can Newspaper Publishers Ao.
elation at recent meetings in
N. V. He succeeds John S. Me
Carrens, a Cleveland publlshei
SETS FIRE
LIVESTOCK
fortland
Portland. Or., J una 11 (AP-US
DA) Mots: SOO; market act It. Me
to moatlr foe hlflwr than Mon-ay;
good -choice 170 to 130-Ib. dnn-lne
10 26 to moatl? 10.40; 330 to 390-lb.
weight 10.00; light llhts
mottljr SOTS; few to S10JM; packing
owe only steady to strong at S8 00
SAO; goodchole f rude around SO to
US-lb. leader pi tU.00Sjll.S0: one
selected lot lighter weight to (19.00
Cattl:a&0; earn. 60; markt mod
erately active, about su ad- at week's
decline; (aw grass iteer ea.SOaSjS:
good fed iteer ealable around (10.00
10 JO; odd fed betters SS.7S) 10.00;
raa-fat heifer as SO 9.O0: common
dairy belters SI 00 8.00; eanner-eut.
ter cows SS.3Sge.3S; fat dairy cow
around .M7.00; grass fat bmf
cow 87.00 7.S0; medlum-gooa bull
W 2a90O; good chol,: vealers moat
ly 811.0011.40; strong weight up to
13.00; common vealere to 87.00.
eheep: S7S; market aetlv. fully
dy; ewte itrong; good - cholc
prtng Iambs .S0s.75; few feeder
lamb down to as 40; good alaughur
was SJ40J.7B.
Chicago
Chicago, June 13 AP-CSDA1
Hop, le.OOO; top OSS; bulk good
and Choice 180-370 lb. 88.80) 8 80:
mot 370-JJ0 b. butcher 8940
70: good 150-170 lb. underweight
8 00 g 8.40: most 890-400 lb, pack
ing owa 88.84 0.00.
Cattle 4,400, calves SOO; nothing
strictly cholc her; medium weight
Colorado 811.80 with weightier kind
11.00; llttl above 811JS and bulk
SS.75eU.00; ben fad heifer $11M;
mighty aauaag bull to 89 90;
weighty cutter cow to (7.7); vealer
11.00.1. .00, moatly 813 00 on cholc
offering.
Cheep 3,000; spring lambs around
34 lower; moat small lota good to
near cholc 11.744) 13.00; holding
bttr kind at 81.54 and slightly
above; shorn lamb ecarce. 3Se to BOe
lower; few lot good to cholc 83-100
lb. 88.38 9.78; beat light weight ne
tlv wea M.7S; bulk medium to good
83 ,40g)40.
Sooth San rrandeeo
South San Pranclaco, Jun 13
Fd.-Stt Mkt. Nw) Hog: (00:
genrlly 14e34o higher; moat 185
to 338-lb. California lUi, on
load cholc 81145. tatter top; pack
ing ow largely 88409.14.
Cattle: 100; alow, barely steady;
3 ears weighty Idaho fad steers on
ale. light kind more actl-e; odd
graaa heller 87.00; graa range cow
care, packaga aged 8 24. few dairy
eowa 88 00; odd bull as.00eB.S0.
Calve: Salabl 16; steady, odd veal
ers 11.00: good calve SI 0.80.
Sheep: 8O0; fully study: I dcka
good 77-lb. California 810J5, aorttd
15 per cent 89J5; about half run
horn lam be, cull to medium under
80 lb itremely dull: medium to
cholc shorn ewe quoted 8340 1 8-38.
San Franelaco Butter
Sacramento, June 13 n Churn
ing cream buturfat: nrst grade
tone; cond grade MVie.
San PranclMO, Jun 18 (AP
C8DA) Butter, 93 score 37c; 81.
85 He; 89, Sic.
Portland Produce
Wall St. Report
Portland. Jun 13. OP) Price to
producer: A lug 34c: B large, 33c;
A medium SSc: medium 33o doe.
Resal to retailer 4c higher foe caeea:
carton 4c higher.
Onions New California Wax 8340
per 40-lb. bag: red 82.40 8)3.75.
Potatoes New California long
white No. 1, S3 40 3.74 cental.
Country meat Selling price to
retailer: country killed bogs, beet
butcher, 136 to 140 lb. 13)lSte;
vcalera. fancy 180 17c: light thin
18 15c; heavy 12a 14c; yearling
lemba 12 14c lb. 1M1 spring lamb
16c lb. w 5 g so lb. good cutter
cow 13 18c lb.; canner cows 11 s) 13c
lb.; bulla 14 ft 15o lb.
Other produc unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, Jun 13
Wheat: Open High Low Clot
July ..1.01 1.01V, 1.00V4 1.00
Sept. 1.03 1.02 1.03V, 1.03
Dee. 1.04 V, 1.04 V, 1.01 1.04
Cloelng Uma for Too Late to clea
nly Ad 1 1 SO p m.
New York, June 12. VP)
Bidding for specialties, Includ
ing an assortment of senior is
sues, kept the stock market on
the upgrade today despite lag
ging tendencies shown by some
leaders.
It was the ninth out of ten
successive sessions In which the
list, on average, had managed
to close with an advance. Price
levels generally finished at their
tops since early April, the As
sociated Press composite of 60
stocks having regained about
two full points since June 1.
Transfers were around 600,
000 shares.
Today's closing price for 34 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Cbero. T i
Am. Can 831,
A. T. - T.
Anaconda 37 H
Atch. T. a 8. P. 391,
Bendli Aria. M
Bath 1 rum Steel . 74 V4
Caterpillar Tract. 46 Si
Chryelw , ,, 58 H
CurtU. Wright 8H
Douglaa Aircraft 70
DuPont
Oen. Ileetne S1V4
Oen. Poods 86
Oen. Motor S9V,
Int. Barveater , , 51
JACKSON CO. DEFENSE
COUNCIL IS APPOINTED
By GOVERNOR SPRAEUE
Salem, June 1J.0F Gov
ernor Charles A. Sprague ap
pointed today the following
members of the Jackson county
defense council:
Mayor Thornton Wiley of Ash
land, Mayor H. S. Deuel of Med
ford. Sheriff Syd I. Brown.
County Judge J. B. Coleman,
Herb Grey, Dr. Sherman L. Di
vine, Gain Robinson, Capt. S. M
Tuttle, Frank de Souza, Merrill
A. Beneka, R. W. Ruhl, John C.
Boyle, Glenn L. Jackson, J. C.
Collins, Mrs. Reese Braley,
Charles Towers, the Rev. F. W.
Black. Frank Hull. Henry Con
ger, Mrs. Joan Stoehr and Dr.
L. D. Inskeep, all of Meriford.
Floyd Hart and Elmer Wilson,
both of Central Point; Lloyd A.
Williamson and Oscar Lewis,
both of Jacksonville; Miss Ber
tha McCoy of Gold Hill and Earl
Ulrich of Prospect.
Forte'Salica Bout
Postponed by Rain
Philadelphia. June 12. (Pi
A 15-round fight for the world's
bantamweight title between
Tommy Forte of Philadelphia
and Lou Salica of Brooklyn. N.
Y., scheduled for tonight In Shibe
park was postponed today until
Monday night because of bad
weather conditions.
Plan Chrome Plant
Marhfield, June 7 P An
eastern firm, planning to en
tract chrome from southwestern
Oregon ore, will locale a proc
essing plant in Coos Bay, Earl
K. Nixon of th state bureau of
mines, predicted yesterday.
TWO IN JOSEPHINE CO.
Three snags In snag patch
northeast of Prospect were set
on fire by lightning last evening
and a crew went to work today
to cut them down, state forest
patrol office reported. Two
strikes in Josephine county were
reported to the state office, but
it was thought rain had put the
blazes out as crews dispatched
last night could not find them,
headquarters said.
Rogue River national forest
headquarters said It was feared
some lightning fires In the Ap
plegate district might show up
later as a heavy rain accom
panied the thunder storm In that
area and strikes might smoulder
for days unless completely put
out by the rain.
The storm broke near the close
of the first day of the fire guard
training camp at Carberry In
the Applegate district. Because
no rain accompanied the storm
In the Butte Falls district and
thus Increased the fire danger a
protective assistant attending
the camp was sent back to stay
on duty at Butte Falls.
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Jobni-Mnvlll
Kennecott
Monty Ward
No. Amn. Avn.
North Amer, .
Penney (J. C.)
Penntv R. B.
Phillip Pet.
Radio
Southern p&ctflo
atd. Brandt
Std. Oil Cal.
Std. oil N. J.
Trantamerlca
Union Carbld
. 61
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, 86
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, 12 !
. 79
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. 31
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Cnlte.d Alrcrft
United Alrlln
U. 6. Steel
, 89
10;,
Blood Bank
Miami, Fla. (U.R) A blood
bank to keep large supply of
plasma and whole blood con
stantly on hand will be in full
operation here soon. A building
to house the blood and equip
ment for converting it into plas
ma is under construction at
Jackson Memorial hospital.
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DRUBS
BRAND
Ff00 90 Proof-75 Grain Neutral Splr
JL its. Calvert Dutillers Corp- N. Y. C
TO RECEIVE PAROLE
Salem, June 12. (PI The
state parole board decided today
to parole Al N. Banks, former
Salem teamster (AFL) business
agent who paid three men to
burn the non-union Salem box
factory In November, 1937, on
August 1.
Banks, who has been In prison
three years, became eligible for
parole last week when Governor
Charles A. Sprague commuted
his sentence from 12 to nine
years.
Nazarene School
To Give Program
Friday Evening
Medford Church of the Naz
arene daily vacation Bible school
will sponsor a program Friday
evening at 8 o'clock In the
church, at Holly and First street.
In addition to the program,
the handwork accomplished dur
ing the two weeks' period will
be on exhibition. Parents of the
children and friends are cordi
ally Invited to attend.
Miss Mabel Scheel, superin
tendent, and a corps of teachers
are Instructing over 80 enrolled
during the period of the school.
MEDFORD COUPLE GET
LICENSE IN SEATTLE
Seattle. June 12. (P) Mar
riage license applications here
yesterday included James F. Har
ris. 21, and Lila F. Daugherty,
17, Medford, Ore.
Neither of the contracting par
ties is listed in available directories.
Oe Mll Trunin want ads.
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UlUrii, Inc., Lauif
till 6 BMmtn.
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For Frl., Sat., Sun. and Mon.,
June 13 to 18 incL
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VACATIOI
IT'S PICNIC TIME
YOU KNOW THE VERY FINEST PLACESI HERE WE
HAVE THE VERY FINEST FOODS FOR PICNICS (AND
FOR EVERY OTHER OCCASION, TOO) AND1I "IT'S THE
SAVING ON EVERY ITEM THAT COUNTSI"
COCOMALT
lib. tin . .25c
CORNED BEEF
Red Crown, 12-os. tin.
MadelnU.S.A. Attm.
a for 40C
Rolls Vegetable Juice
COCKTAIL
Four Vegetables
While they last
12 oz. tin 5c
Pancake Flour
Triangle
No. 10 bag. . ,39c
Ginger Snaps
l ib. box
2 for ...25c
Saturday is RAG DAY
Ottr flag mr?tni mon In thew
troubled timet . . more than
ever it Is a mbol of freedom.
Display It on Flag Day, June
14th, for It It tribute to the
things we care about as t peo
ple . . . the things tha have
been won through work and
faith . . , the things that have
made America what It Is.
RIH "V" CUD ED MIsDrflTT Where It's Always
bm a VIII gll III nil Ilk I
.Large Assortment Picnic Supplies Paper Plates, Cups,
Napkins, wooden Forks
and Spoons.
Vlrglnls Dare Instant-Aid
makes one gallon.
Sweet Pickles, Assorted, Pint
3 P-gs. 25C
6 for 29c
Sylraar Large Ripe Olives, pint cyl.
Rlts Crackers, 1-lb. boie.
10c Fancy Asst'd Cookies
Solid Pack Tuna, No. V tin
-19
..IT
...10t
Pork and Beans. No. 2V4 tin
Eastern Beer, qt .
English Lad, case $2.70
...2 pkgs. 15t
... 2 for 19t
. 3 for 25t
25t
Tamales or Ra violas, 1 oz. tin 5t
Libby Red Alaska Salmon, No. 1 tin 25
Haley's Beef Sandwich Spread
7Y2 oz. tin 3 for 25
Mushrooms, piece and stems, 4 oz. tin . . . . 15
Del Monte Green Beans, No. 2 2 for 25e
(Whole or Cut)
Del Monte Tomato Juice, No. 2 tin. . .2 for 15$
Broken Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 tin. . .2 for 27
Delhi Kadota Figs, No. 1 tin 10
Pard Dog Food 3 cans 25t
Kerr Reg. Jar Lids .3 doz. 25(
U. S. Red Lip Jar Rubber 3 pkgs. 10(
Jelly Time Pectin, 8 oz. bottles 3 for 25
Lipton's Tea, 1-lb. box 79?
Pure Honey, U. S. No. 1 S-lb. tin 29
Oleomargarine, 1 lb. 12
Grape Nuts 2 pkgs. 25t?
Triangle Rolled Oats 9 lb. bag 33
Karo Syrup, blue label 5-lb. tin 35t
Baby Foods, Clapps or Gerbers....4 for 25
EASY TO PARK
Fruits and Vegetables
Changes, Sunkist 288 size, 2 doz. 25c
Green Onions, local 2 bu. 5c
Radishes, locals 2 bu. 5c
Lettuce, local Ige. solid hds., ea. 5c
Green Beans, Blue Lakes . 2 lbs. 25c
Lemons, Sunkist Ige. size, 2 doz. 27c
Keep cool with fresh fruit Juices
Watermelons lb.2yc
A real picnic treat
BUTTER, local Grade A lb. 38c
Chocolate Cherries, 1-lb. box. . .-. . . 15c
While they last
Hervest Maid
Salad Dressing
or SPREAD
qt. jar 19c
DEMONSTRATION
Chase k Sanborn "
Coffee 2 lb. 90 C
All Day Saturday
Cooked Food Sale.
Ladles' Aid of Phoenix
Presbyterian Church
Saturday, June 14
MRSHARPtjl 4 A
4 bars Camay and
1 Cannon Wash QP-
Cloth All for wC
BIG "Y" THRIFT DEPARTMENT
MILK of MAGNESIA pint U. S. P. . 13c
MINERAL OIL pint bottle 1 5c
RUBBING ALCOHOL pint Isopropyl 15c
FATHER'S DAY GIFTS
OEM RAZOR POUCHES
Zlppar Travel Sets PIPES
BILLFOLDS Fly Casting Rods
TOBACCO Fiahin? Tackle
Flashlights
Pound Velvet and
Granger ..............
Chstrllds Flitles, flats
or vacuum tin. Carton
CIGARS Van Dykes. White
Idolitas, Rol-Tsns. Corlnas. f 4
Bo of 25 JS I
OUt Wrapping."
-59c
$1.15
Owls.
.10
Aluminum
WARE
SALE!
Percolators, Double Boilers, sq
Sauce Pans. Co-erd Kettles, ea. 4w C
Lower Prices Every Day!
ft;
v 1 a a
Cold Pack Canner.
-quart else
98c
Cannon Towels
9c - 13c 23c
Best Values!
Crystal Refrigerator Set
3 plecea
43c
Big "Y" Thrifties!
Ingrahara
Pocket Watches
89c
S3
9c
13c
Guaranteedl
Ingraham Clocks
Guaranteedl
at Double Edge
Rasor Blades...
Fute Plugs 3 for 10c
Flashlight Batteries. 4 for 15
Apple Blossom Hand Lotion, pint. 19
Castile Soap, pound bar lf
Petroleum jelly, pound tin . 17t
Tresh Eastman Filmsl Free De-elopingI
1 XfT.Vf At
Hi-grade
Either End
?iHAlV2S . ib.24c
BEEF ROAST SHORT RIBS
Lb. 17c Lb. . 14c
SWIFT PREMIUM
LAMB SHOULDER ROAST ih. 17c
GROUND BEEF PORK STEAK
2 lbs. 29c Lb. . 21c
SWISS STEAK Loin cuts . . lb. 25c
Potato Salad Ham Loaf
lb. aSc ib. 15c -Sc
BBBBB------B------B
Smoked Pork By the Piece lb. 25c
Sliced ... lb. 2?c
Meat Special
Friday and
Saturday
Featuring U.S.
Gove rnment
and state in
spected quality
meats at a savings.