MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1941.
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IS I0LD AT MEET
Sid George of Eugene Is
Speaker at Post Gathering
Armistice Report Given
An inspiring talk on the Amer
ican Legion and its service to the
community, state and nation
highlighted the regular semi
monthly session of Medford Post
No. 15 at the Armory Wednes
day night. Sid George of Eugene,
past state commander of the
American Legion, was principal
speaker and his review of the
Legion organization since its in
ception was followed by a com
prehensive survey of the Ameri
can Legion today and what it
means to the peace and security
of the nation.
A comprehensive report of the
recent Armistice Day celebra
tion was presented by General
Chairman Herman Purucker
who tendered to the adjutant a
volume covering the annual cele
bration, complete in every detail.
Mr. Purucker spoke at length of
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the various phases of the annual
program and made several con
structive suggestions for the
guidance of future committees.
He also expressed his sincere ap
preciation for the splendid co
operation of the scores of local
Legionnaires, as well as the public-spirited
citizens who assisted
in making the 1941 celebration
such big success.
The fact that there was no
football game this year was de
plored by all present and it was
suggested that every effort be
made to assure an Armistice Day
football game next year. In this
connection, the following com
mittee was named to confer with
high school authorities: H. L.
Bromley, Walter Looker and
E. W. Winkle.
The annual district conference
of the Legion, which was sched
uled for November 29 has been
postponed, according to Post
Commander Winkle, who ad
vised all members that the new
dates would be made public as
soon as available. Membership
for 1942 is away to a flying
start, according to Adjutant Fritz
Nissen who stated that Medford
Post has a total of 158 members
to date and with a little effort
should be well over the top by
January 1. In this connection,
he read a letter from L. F. Ivan
hoe who sent in his 1942 dues
from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, over
a month.
The annual Christmas party
will be held in December, exact
date and full details to be an
nounced later, according to Com
mander Winkle who advised that
as usual this holiday affair would
be in the capable hands of the
auxiliary.
Following the meeting the Le
gionnaires were guests of the
auxiliary members for a delect
able supper.
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SALMON SIS" Riw can 23c
RAVIOLI or TAMALES T.P. 6e.n.25c
RAISINS
Fancy New Crop
4 lbs. 29c
Orange Juice
O-Mi-O. . Cheaper than
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GRAPE JUICE full qt. 29c
FLOUR Dsr 49-lb. sack $1.99
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CRANBERRIES
BRAZIL NUTS
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Nice, large, crisp
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Fancy Frith
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lb. 19c
2 lbs. 45c
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CORN FED PORK
Roast . lb. 2212c
Shoulder Really Nice
Chops . . ea. 5c
Loin and Rib Nice
and Lean
SIRLOIN STEAK ... lb. 27c
Cut from fancy well aged beef
MOCK CHICKEN LEGS, 7 for 25c
Made from select Pork and Veal
RABBITS, while they last, lb. 26c
ALSO FANCY DRY-PICKED COLORED CHICKENS
and FRESH ROCKPOINT OYSTERS at all timet
LIVESTOCK
rortUnd
PortUnd. Ore.. Not. 28 (AP-tJSDA)
Hog k: Tot. 500: m&rltet weak to 10c
lower than Tr.unfUy'a dote; two
lcda around 308 -lb. butcher 910 50;
odd head 10.40; llght-llghta 510 00;
weighty packing - sows 57.00 7 35;
few lot feeder pig. 50.75.
Cattle: 65; calves 50; tYt little
actfvltT here, market nominal; good
fed ft Leer quotable to 513.00; good
fed- he if ere to 510.50; odd lou me
dium grade cowt 57.35 7.50; common
dairy cows 56.00 8 78; canner to
cutter cow 54-505.75; odd head
good light bulls 58.50; common 58-50
e 6.75; pood -choice vealers eligible
11.50$ 13.00.
Sheep: 350: market nominally i
steady: good-choloe fed lambs quot
able to 510.50; slaughter ewea sal
able 55.35 down.
10 percent 51-071. n percent 5MSH,
13 percent 51.17S.
Today's car receipts: rheat 2, bar
ley 3. flour 7, corn 1. hay 1, mill
feed a.
Wall St. Report
South San Francisco
South San Franciaco, Nov. 28. P
(Federal-State Market News) Hogs:
390: moderately active, 10330c lover;
medium and (rood 170 to 335-lb.
barrowa and gllta $11.05 to mostly
$11.15. choice quotabla above $11.15;
aome 340 to 3B5-lb. and 140 to 169
lb S10 85: medium and rood sows
8 29f8.85.
Cattle: None; undertone steady:
medium and good slaughter steers
quotable $10.00 sa 10.79: canner and
cutter cows $9.00(96.79. common and
medium $7.00 9 8.00. Calves salable
none; vealera quotable steady: good
and choice $11.50 13 00.
Sheep none: undertone steady to
weak: recent sales medium and good
lambs $10.3911.00: medium and
good ewea $4.90$6.90.
New York, Nov. 28. (IF)
Further tax selling, combined
with rising far eastern tension,
thickened the ice in today's
stock market.
Early sporadic attempts at
recovery met with only feeble
response and, while scattered
issues clung to modest advances.
many leaders went into new
low ground for the year with
losses of fractions to 2 or more
points at the close.
Dealings picked up momen
tum at intervals and volume for
the full proceedings was in the
neighborhood of 900,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 84 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. as Dye 14i
Am. Can 70
A. T. fc T. 146H
Anaconda ,
Atch. T. 8. F.
Bendtx Avla.
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tr. ct.
Chrysler
CurtlaawWrtght
Douglas Aircraft ,
DuPont
Gen. Elec.
den. Pood
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest ,
Johns-Man.
Kennecott
Monty Ward
No. Amn. Avn. .
North Amer.
Chicago
Chicago, Nov. 38. (AP-TJ8DA1
Hogs: 9.000: two-way market with
310 lbs down active, strong to higher,
others weak to 10c lower: top $10.18:
bulk ISO to 300-lb. $9.85 10.00: sev
eral loads early $10.09 and $1010:
good 380 to 800-lb. sows $9.3999.69;
lighter weights 19.79 0.85.
Cattle: 1.300. calves 400: bulk
bringing $13.90 13.30 with practical
top $13.78: load or so $14.00; weighty
offerings down to $13.18; most 1.300
to 1.400-Ib. show rejects $13.39
13: not enough heifers Jiere to make
a market; undertone firm; cows
draggy and weak with Thursday's
decline: most beef cows $7.36 . 78:
very few above $8; cutters $6.76
down.
Sheep: 8,600; few opening sales on
good and choice fat native lamos
at $1126, around steady; holding
strictly choice kinds at $11.33 and
upward.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore.. Nov. 38. (Pr Pota
toes: White locals. $1.79 cental: De
schutes gems. $3.163.35 cental;
Yakima No. 1 gems, $3.10 cental;
Klamath Falls, $3.40 3.60 cental;
new California, $3.40 3.60 per 50-lb.
box.
Other produce unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago,
Dec. ,,
May
July
Nov. 38. (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
.1.13 Vi 1-13 l-""4 113!4
,.1.19'A 1.19H 1.18'4 1.19
.1.20 1 20V, 1.19i l.IO'i
Portland Wheat
Portland, Ore, Nov. 38. (AP)
Grain :
(wheat) Open High Low Close
May .96 at at at
Dec. al ai sl al
Cash grain: Oats, No. 3, 88 lb.
white $35.60: barley, No. 3, 46 lb.
bearded white $39.95: corn. No. 3
eastern yellow shipments $33.35; No.
1 flax $1.7914.
Cash wheat (bid):
Soft white 94c, soft whit exclud
ing Rex 98c, white club 98c, western
red 98c.
Hard red winter, ordinary eie, 10
percent 94c, 11 percent $1, 13 per
cent .$1.05.
Hard white. Bart, ordinary $1.09,
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Pear Market
Yesterday
S on Hack: Oregon Boee, 188 fancy
$1. 8fta3.lt, average $1.38; 1.830 No. la
S3 00, a 3.30, averaire $3 68; Comics,
43S fancy S3. IS e 3 10, average $383:
338 unclaaaltled It 0043.40. averaire
$3.01; Anjous. 530 extra fancy $3.50
a 3 85. average $3 88: too fancy $3.30
s3 40. average S3 SS.
Chicago, Kov. 7-(AP-U8DA)
Pears: 10 cara on track. 3 Oregon
arrived. 9 diverted: Oregon Bosc. 730
No. Is $1,9013.50, average $3 35:
Anjoua. 380 extra fancy 3.09 3.90.
average $381: aeo fancy $1.903.83.
average $3.36.
New Tor. Nov. 37. ( AP-USDA1
Pears: 8 cars arrived; 1 California,
ft on track: Oresron Bosc. 188 fancy
Kan Franciaco Ratter
San Francisco, Nov. 38 (AP-USDA)
Butter. $3 score 87c; $1 score 354c;
90 ecore 344c; 89 score 33ae.
Sacramento. Nov. 38. (Jf Churn
ing cream butterfat: First grade 41e:
second grade 39c.
Fort Riley, Ka., Nov. 28 (IP)
The army personnel was re
minded In the Daily Bulletin to
day that the war department
discourages the exchange of
Christmas cards between men In
the service.
NEED FLAX PLANTS
Washington, Nov. 28.
Necessary expansion ol flax
acreage is not feasible unless
processing plants are expanded.
Senator McNary (R-Oregon) said
today In urging government aid
for expansion of Oregon's fiber
flax Industry.
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