Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 05, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto O MEDFORD MAIt TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1941. PAGE FITO Six Die in Smashup Of Fast-Moving Gar And Basketball Bus company will soon open nego tiations on varioui matters, Mr. Wolf said. Amerleus, Ga., Dec. S Six persons were killed and 13 injured early today when a fast-moving automobile and a school bus home bound from a basketball game crashed head-on near Dawson. Among the dead was 20-year-old Dorothy Casey who died at City hospital here soon after the wreck. State Highway Patrol Ser geant J. P. Smith said four of the dead were soldiers from Fort Benning. Ga., and named them as Ben L. Peel, Clifton H. Taylor. Adam Cormer and E. N. McMullen. The sixth victim was unidentified. Reese Creek Reese Creek, Dec. 5. (Spl.) After Sunday school at the American Union Sunday school. December 7, G. A. Andrews of Ashland will have charge of the preaching services. All inter ested are cordially invited to be present. At the sunaay M-hnol the names will be drawn for the Christmas tree. Every one is welcome. Homer Martin bu returned home from Sacred Heart hospital where He pent the paet weea-eno. ror c oi an tnfMtMl hand. He 1 QOW doing nicely. His eon. Hollle, Is home for a while end taking care of the dairy Births WESTON To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, IX Newtown street, December 5, a girl, 74 pounds, at Community hospital. Hill Workers Choose AFL Representation J. G. Wolf, Portland, north west representative of the American Federation of Labor's Lumber & Sawmill Workers union, said here today that a national labor relations board election at the Fruit Growers Supply company in Hilt, Cal., yesterday established the A. F. of L. organization as exclusive representative of all the em ployes of the Hilt operation. Mr. Wolf said the vote was: for A. F. of L., 95; for CIO, 58; for neither, 3. The union and the Ura. H O. Holt left December by bus for Ban Francisco for several days. Mn. Ben Klngery end Mr. Julia Doubleday. both of Eagle Point, apent n-nmhr 9 at the W. B. Lamb home. Sharron Holt It ataylng with Mre. Sullivan while her mother It away to San Francisco. Mr. and Mra. Charles Humphrey left December I to see ,dwi uren mine on the Applegate. PERMISSION RECEIVED FOR AIRMAIL TO SALEM Medford oostoffice received emergency authorization today ,m inati-h nirmail to Salem v,o nnthnritv arriving lust in time to permit the sending of the accumulation 01 couecima letters on the first northbound n niano tn the state's capital early tomorrow morning. If the authorization had not Deen re ceived, the collectors' mail ... 14 Viave riepn disoatched some other way, probably to Portland, rne collectors wameu it to go to Salem for first flight cancellations. PAY LESS PARK EASIER PJUEfSSliE E T MARK CHUCK BATEMAN, Owner 313-315 N. Riverside Phone 2117 Free Delivery HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS CANDY : 5 Fresh shipments arriving daily. Buy early Pork & Beans ISfe 10c Shortening V2; 4-lb. pkg. 57c LOOK AT THIS SPECIAL DEAL Swans Down Flour 9Ab. $1.94 2 cans Standby Oven Baked Beans 01 YOU CANT BEAT THIS. ALL FOR $1.95 Brazil Nuts Velvet Large Washed Smoking Tobacco In Glass Humidor lb. 25c 63c ANOTHER BIG FLOUR SPECIAL FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR, 24-lb. bag 2-lb. pkg. Fisher's Pancake Flour ALL FOR 95c Peas or Corn Crackers Meco Sta-Crisp Bluing Mrs. Stewart's 10-ox. sixe 2 for 29c i ' ' i sill, i W -7 ' '2y?y . HH tal: Deaehutee gema. S3 16-3.36 en tail Yakima No. 1 seme, sa.io eentar. Klamath Palls. S3 35 cental: new Calllornla. 63.S0-3.3S SO-lb. box. Other produce unchanged. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Dec. 6. ) Open High Dee. 1.17 l.lS'a May tJ34 I3S July 1.33H 1.334 Low in 1.33H Clone 111', 1 33 'i 1 331, 38 00. Barley No. 3-46 lb. B W. 31 00. Cash wheat ibldl: Soft white 84; eoft white excluding Rex 98; white club 00; western red 98. Hard red winter: Ordinary OS; 10 pet. ; II pet. 1.08: 13 pet. 1.08. Hard white Baart: Ordinary 1074: 10 pet. 1.10: 11 pet. 1.18; 13 pet. 130. Today's car reeelpta: Wheat 13; barley 4; flour 8: corn 8; oau I; mlllleed 8; llaxeeed 1. Portland Wheat Wall St. Report Transfers today dropped to around 900.000 shares. Today'! closing prices tor 34 aetected atocka follow: At. Chem. Dy. M9'4 Am. Can 14 S A. T. T. Mi 38i . SBVi 88', . 30', . S3, Anaconda , Ateh. T. & S. P. Bendlx Avla. . Beth. Steel No. A mix. AVn. . North Amer. Penney (J. C.) . Penna. R. It. Phillips Pet Radio 3 cans 25c 2-lb. box 19c Pork Steak Nice, Large and Lean lb. 25c We always have FRESH ROCK POINT OYSTERS STIDD'S and ROBINSON'S TAMALES FANCY CHICKENS and RABBITS Portland, Ore.. Dec. 8. t"i Grain: Open High Iw Clone May 97"t 97'i B71, Dee. 9S 98 OS 8S Cash grain: Oau No. 3-J8 lb. white New York. Dec. 9. (T storks eenerally ran out of re- j covery steam in today's market but the majority refused to dbck down more than fractions and here and there plus marks were visible. Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtles-Wrlght Douglaa Acft. DuPont .. Oen. Eire. Oen. Pooda Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest . Johna-Man. ., , Kennecott Monty Ward li . 38H - TO'i - 38', - 48 - 88 - S3'i 80i Sou. Pae. flt. Branda St. Oil Cal. St. W H.J. Trami. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft , United Airline . U. B. Steel . . UVfc . 1314 . S0, 30H . ' . 13 H . u ' . nu, . 4'a . "14 . 83 dan rrandaco Butter San Pranclaco. Dec. S. fU. ft. D. A Butter. 93 acore. 35 V4; St, 381 90. 89. 834. Sacramento. Dec. i-P Churning cream butterfat: Pim grade, 99 ft I second grade, 87 H. BANK NICHT AND D A Y Memento of his childhood Is the 60-year-old mechanical coin bank being examined by Fred erick J. Mcintosh of Los Angeles. It was given him by his parents a ben be was one year old, held youthful savings. ... 5 r-, l.. 31 . ' ( ""W I . ..... . -S lNr -ij'.' " - ! J TOUCHOFOLDWALE SJsunty In their old Welsh costumes are Owen Matthews (left) and Florence Blake of Phlla cXlsTwho wore these costumes st a Welsh music festival staged for the benefit of the British war relief society. Sardine Creek Sardine Creek, Dec. 5. (Spl.) Mrs. Nora Wait and Mrs. Lulu Dusenberrv of this place ana i Mrs. Bessie Elhart of Ashland 1 motored to Palo Alto, Calif., November 21, to attend the fu neral of their brother, Wm. T. Newton, who passed away sud denly on Thanksgiving day at his home there. Interment was in Alta Mesa Memorial park in Palo Alto. I Mrs. E. O. Plene. who has been serving on the Jury for some time 1 Approximately 77 percent of i hospital care is in state, local, and federal government con trolled hospitals; 20 percent In non-profit institutions, and 3 percent in proprietary institu tions. When the first census of man ufactures was taken in 1810 the manufacturing volume for the United States was $172,000, 000 a year. Now the value of manufactured products at fac tory approximates $60,000,000, 000 a year or 350 times the 1810 figure. la home until December 18 when court convenes again. The community was greatly shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Perry L. Walt. November 29. run- I eral services were held In Medford. i December t with Interment In the Rock Point cemetery where the final services were conducted by Live Oak 1 grange, of which Mr. Walt had been an active member for 18 yeara. He leaves to mourn bis passing hie wife. Nora Walt, and a hoat of friends here where he had resided for 35 years. Robert Sutherland motorea auwn from Portland Saturday and hie wife, Mary, came by bus from Palo Alto. Calif, where she had been alnce tne death of her brother. William New ton. November 20. to attend the fun eral of their brother-in-law. Perry Walt. Mr. Sutherland returned home by train Tuesday and Mrs. 8uther- land will remain with her sister, Mrs. I Walt, for awhile. Others from s distance who at tended the funeral were Deputy Orange Organisers Arthur Brown and wife from Salem. Mrs. Millie Walker from Corvallts. Mrs. Joan Miller from North Bend and her daughter, Mra. Ethel Martin of Ada, Ore. Especially designed equip ment permits sponge fishermen to work at depths of 150 feet. LIVESTOCK I tmFzr- -7szr--Ti v .1 gift i , I I I r a- wrap nnircn s 5 Vf , ty'l SEBVICE 7a-5A 1 H.M m , ma.ixw.-r - . i ... a. lull i fcj ueht uniix I j d .... v I asjisaa inn aav m 11 8u.d. Cloth Covor I 0JWtiA f G,Ht thMlS&illSh 'H L Safe Economical I I I WESTERN if!! of 3 i V 53.49 iABMEHT i lK m s V , umuocdc . PLAYING S2A m - f(dLH HANutHi V , cards rXcinQ m ' . I with Sachet.. R Bridge or r t"4VI'll,il 2 I 'P&K 49c 29c deck Vyjgyi ' IOC Vi'v" -e J i Composition Glanl Tube tathat Shovs Craoav J " I . ,,T.ln V aPGT Poker Chips 8kta fcaest-Toleom tec lis.- J S SILVER . JeWp inn CQfi Tllntt 5 ( ICICLES r lUUfoJjC )' 'I JR X Must Item DuPont Do,,!l,.f'1 ? A VVc: J CELLOPHANE 1 ClitOS i r-,oria J GIFT WRAP l; tf- matched gift 5 w This It.m .Will Be Vary I SETS I - V rA 'ThVrtVhii. ; 17uOtoir 39. $9.95 g '':' 9 8hMt" 10c K ' R toRoa y Chrwtmas Night Chocolate. jjj: S - , , ' ; Five-pound gift bo of assorted centers in QOg mi 5 light end dark coating WW g 29c s Portland Portland, Ore.. Dec. 8. (Ifr-iV. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 800: tew sales 178. 300 lb. butchers 10.76. steady with Thursday's average: few off -grades 10.38-60: other classes nominal. Cattle 60: calves 60: not enough here to make market: all classes nom. lnally unchanged: good steers quot able to 10.60-12.00: good heifers to 10.60: good light cows to 8.00: medl- um-good bulls 7.60-9.00: good-choice vealera 11.60-13.00. Sheep 600: fat lamba fully steady: 4 decks good-choice Idaho's averaging 37 lb. 10.80: slaughter ewes salable 6.28 down. 1 MINIATURE CHOCOLATES Pound box of Light, Dark or Assorted Coating..., A table of death rates for deficiency diseases, prepared by the census bureau, shows mat few deaths are reported due to Inadequate diet. The death rate per 100,000 population for rick ets and other bone diseases de creased from 0.7 in 1915 to 0.1 In 1939. Pellagra fell from 4 2 in 1815 to 1.9 in 1939. Chicago Chlcato. Dee. 8 PV (tJ. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 17.000: active, steady to 10 higher. Top 10.30. Cattle 1.000, calves 300: top 13.60 on yearllrars and 13 00 on 1.388 lb. good to choice steers. Sheep 6.000; fat lambs and year lings fairly active, 10-18 higher, few strictly choice natives 1146. Cabbage, Ig. solid head . . lb. 2c Aft Hll AFC New Navels are at lowest possible UnHnUCw prices. Buy now all sites to choose from. Our Beef Is Good Yes. Indeed, our beef Is food . . . because It's selected best selected for quality, for fine flavor ... for tender ness and rich delicious goodness. And It's good for you. because our beef Is rich in good health. Take home a steak tomorrow for a dinner that will ba tops in good health and good food. Sirloin Steak lb. 27c The department of commerce says that 4.500.000 motor trucks move over the nation s nign- ways. Portland Produce BUBBLING BATH GIFT PACKAGE Cleverly Designed Box Assorted Fragrances Box of 12 50 Portland. Ore.. Deo. 8 P Butter fat First quality, maximum of .8 of 1 per cent, acidity, delivered In Port land. 37'4-38c lb.; premium quality (maximum of J6 of 1 per cent acid ity), 88-SDc lb.: valley routes and country points. 3c leas than first or 88c lb.: second quality at Portland. 3c under first or 854-3c lb. Potatoes White locals, 61.76 oen- I 30, I Hi value 89C W jnLi 1Msm Williams Luxury Shaving Cream, 1 fel WjSa double sue . $ 50 V. M yj s3 Alter Shsving Tsle M v SPECIAL 89c K Philip Morris Christmas rT"l ri,t MANICURE . GIFT SETS Cleverly Styled H Combinations by j La Cross Cutex Olaso Lady Lillian J are Greatly Appreciated J Qlfts 4S 49c t, $250 1 Geo. Wash .. 45c U. Leader 59c Granger 87c P. Albert 67c Velvet S7c Raleigh 9c Big Ben 9c Model 73c Edgeworth ..99e All of the popular 5e Cigars In gar Christmas Wraps, especially 'or men who have everything Box of 25 Box of 50.. SI. 10 $2.20 Old Gold riat Fifties .B,.w, 69c Camels Chesterfield riat riffles ofVo" $II5 Id $105 0(U value 0 Lavender Shaving Mugs .... 25c Roycemcre Shower Shells . . . 2Sa 'l Wood Shaving Bowls 49c Pinaud Cologne. Angle Elossoa. Cs I Elasli-Class Suspenders 98c $3.85 LE GUI Cologn SU3 I Men's Key Chains 49c Pilot Wheel Bath Crystals . SI.C3 I Men's Fitted Cases 93c to $11.49 Lentherio TWEED ColotM . .$1X3 a? It 1 t ( I To Aid Our Nation's Defense, 10 Federal Excise Tax Will le Added to TaxabU Items Distributed by Snider Dairy at Produce Co. St at . MM 5 30 North Central. Dial 3874 Medford', Original rr.cr. !l!ISI!l!l!v;,!l!w!w!w!l!,!l!f!l!!e!,l!0!v!Of!?