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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1941. PAGE THREE FLORA A. ANDREWS CALLED BY DEATH Mrs. Flora A. Andrews of 396 North Holly street, pc3ed away at her home early this morning. Funeral services will be held at Perl funeral home Wednesday at 2 p. m. A complete obituary will be published tomorrow. To Make Future New Years Happy KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT OF COURSE, we wish you a Happy New Year. But hurriedly. We want to get on and propose a New Year's res olution for us all: "Serve in Silence. Don't Reveal Military Information." Don't tell your friends . . your neighbor ... your wife. Don't talk! In this we not only echo the plea of military authorities but speak on a subject Standard knows something about. When warships or merchant ships take on oil, our people often know it. When tanks and trucks and caissons roll, we're sometimes called upon to "get thar fustest" with the fuel. Less obviously, perhaps, but just as surely, you will pick up on your job civilian information with a military bearing. Remember Pearl Harbor and keep it to yourself. May we assure you that every person connected with Standard is pledged all-out to help win this war . . . eyes open . . . chin up . . . and mouth shut! As our own constant reminder we've taken the slogan: "Serve in Silence. Don't Reveal Mili tary Information." If other firms wish to circulate this slogan among their employes, or to post it in plants, they are wel come to do so. Please share it with us and keep mum... keep mum . . . keep mum. THURSDAY, 8.9 P.M. 742nd WEEKLY STANDARD SYMPHONY Henry Svedroftky, Conducting Mutual-Don lee Network Tha Imprcurtoi Overture Jfoiert , Goyeacasl Jntennesse Grenades Festival! Dihutiy Old Polka at Home Fosrrr-Buica Wine, Women and Song Suauu When Autumn Cornea Sowttby Symphony No. 2: Bithmt Aoaxio; Allegretto Gracloeo Caucasian Sketches:.. seeitev-.anev In tht Village; March of the Sardar Standard Oil Company of California c HER CHOICE llii It is on thing to win fame and achievement. It is quit another to sacrifice th belt things in lit for it. Looking at her successful but spinster Aunt whom she had always emulated, pretty Lerinie Prentiss taw suddenly her own future, realized (he mutt choos between two paths. She chose end her story it on you win not toon forget. It't th absorbing new serial m -Jim :$m mm ' " " e waiKiNj STARTS WEDNESDAY . DECEMBER 31 MAIL TRIBUNE Society by Betty Shoemaker Rammin-Ford Rites Read At Sacred Heart Church Miss Helen Rammln. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ram mln of 831 West 12th street and Hugo L. Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ford of 1114 West Eighth street were quietly married yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Sacred Heart ! church. The wedding party entered the church to organ music play ed by Miss Martha DeSouza. The church was decorated foi the annual observance of the Yule season. The bride, was given in marriage by her fath er and wore a brown silk dress with corsage of talismen roses. Brown accessories completed her costume. She was attended by Miss Mavis Nichols as maid of honor. Miss Nichols wore green crepe with a shoulder cor sage and blue accessories. Mi chael McGulre was best man The ceremony was read b the Father Francis W. Black, pastor of Sacred Heart church, in the presence of a small group of friends and relatives. Mrs. Rammin, -mother of the bride, wore a wine velvet dress with a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Ford, mother of the bridegroom, wore a black ensemble with a gardenia corsage A reception followed at the Rammin home. Mrs. H. A. Ford and Mrs. Orville Hayes presided at the service table which was centered with a large wedding rake, which was cut first by the bride. Mrs Rammin and Ed Nichols assisted during the re ception. Mrs. Ford graduated from Medford high school and Mr. Ford from high school In South Dakota and later attended school in Hollywood, Cal. They will take up residence In this city on West Second street. Mr. Ford Is employed at Firestone Auto Supply and Service store. Among out-of-town guests at tending the wedding and recep tion were Mrs. Bertha Yocum and sons, Billy and Bob, of Al bany, Ore. Mrs Yocum is an aunt of the bridegroom. Miss Margaret Rawlinits of Berkeley, Cal., also attended. Redmen Schedule Annual Dance Redmen will sponsor their an nual New Year's dance Wednes day evening at their hall on Apple street. All Redmen, Po- cohantas and their guests are in vited. Favors will be given at midnight. In charge of arrangements are Theo Anseth, Fred Knox and working on refreshments are Don Miller, James Wicker and Frank Martin. waiCMI 1 " ' - - - r' an Clubs Dorothy Hansen Weds Mr. Cameron At Christian Church Married yesterday afternoon at the First Christian church were Miss Dorothy Hansen daughter of Clarence Hansen of Orchard Home Drive and Roy Cameron, grandson of Mrs. Olive Pence, 365 South Centra! avenue. The ceremony was read at 2:30 o'clock In the presence of a large group of relatives and friends.. The church was decorated with greenery and lighted white tapers. Preceding the ceremony Miss Betty Dougherty sang "Be cause" accompanied at the pi ano by Miss Catherine Gentner. The wedding party entered the church to traditional wedding music. The bride, gowned In a white satin wedding dress, completed her costume with a finer-tip length tulle veil which fell from coronet of seed pearls and a bouquet of pink rosebuds and carnations. She was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Ben Hansen, sister-in- law of the bride, was matron of honor. Mrs. Hansen wore a floor-length pink chiffon gown with a short quilted jacket and a corsage of gardenias Ben Han sen, brother of the bride, was best man. The candelabras were also lighted by Mr. Hansen. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Reuben W. Coleman, pastor of the First Christian church. At the close of the ser vice friends greeted the cou ple in the vestibule of the church. A family dinner honored the wedding party at the Hansen home after the ceremony. The wedding cake was cut by the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron will make their home in this city where Mrs. Cameron is employ ed at the J. J. Newberry com pany and Mr. Cameron at Call fornia Oregon Power Company. They have taken up residence on Almond street. Elks Lodge Plans Annual New Year's Dance Members of the Medford Elks lodge will. greet the -New Year with their annual New Year1 Eve ball Wednesday night. The affair will be held at the Elks temple. Several parties have been planned before the dance and it is expected that a large crowd will be present to enjoy the music of Steve Whipple's orchestra. John Eddy, chairman of the Elks dance committee, stated that there will be favors and noise makers and that Elks will be permitted to bring guests but urged members to secure their guest tickets as early . as pos sible. . . - Family Gathers At Henninger Home Mrs. E. L. Henninger of 1000 West Main street entertained at her home Christmas day with a family dinner. All members of her family, with the exception of five, were in attendance. Present were Mr and Mrs. L. E. Henninger and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vedder and son, Freddy of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunsaker of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Henninger of Win chester; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Short of Wilbur; Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Henninger and I daughter, Karen Lee and Mr. I and Mrs. Ralph Thrift of Co iqullle and Mr. and Mrs. D. H. I Williams of this city. W.R.C. Mealing' la Postponed An announcement was made today that the Women's Relief corps will not meet Thursday as regularly scheduled because the date falls. on New Year's day. The next corps meeting will be held January 19 at the armory at 2 p. m. at which time officers will be Installed. Return From San Francisco Miss Helen Arnold and Wil Ham Arnold, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Arnold of this city, arrived home this morning by train after spending the week-end in San Francisco visiting relatives and friends. Card Party to B Held January 14 Miatletoe club public card party will be held at the Girls Com munity clubhouse January 14, rather than this Wednesday, as previously announced. Dessert luncheon will be served at 1:30 p. m. CALENDAR 2:00 p. m. Homecoming of Women's Societr of Christian Service of . First Methodist church at church. Preceded by executive meeting at 12:30 p.m. Cat Mall Tribune wast ads. I Return Hera From Roseburg i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Marsh returned to their home here Fri day after spending Christmas at the S. K. Sykes home in Rose-burg. Spend Week-End In Rosaburg Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Randolph and daughter. Miss Barbara of this city, spent the week-end in Roseburg visiting friends and relatives. The Randolphs are former Roseburg residents. LIVESTOCK Portland PortUnd, Ore., Dec. 2 (vPHUSDA) Hogs 4700; market 2ft higher, good- choice 170-315 lb. drive-Ins, on car load, mostly 11300; few drive-ins 13.10; 330-370 lb. 11-00 ig 11.60; llgbt lights 910.7ft 11.35; few pack ing sows to.ft0ta0.3ft; feeder pigs scarce, quotable to 11.00. Cattle 1000; calves 100; market mostly 2ft bigher; several loada medium-god fed steers $11.509 13.00; one load $13.10; common steers 19.00- 10.50; light dairy steers down to 7.00; common-medium heifers $7.ftO- 10.00; some held higher; canner and cutter cows M-ftO 9 5.75; fat dairy type cows a.507.00; medium-good beef cows $7.40 ft 8.8ft; good bulla 8.76 0-35: few $9.S0; vealers steady to 50 higher, top $13.80. Sheep 1850; market 35-ftO higher; load good-choice 07 lb. fed wooled lambs 11.50; load 03 lb. shorn lambs 10.25; with few early shorn lambs 10.50: common ewes $3.50; good- choice ewes salable around $5.5046.00. Chicago Chicago, Dec 39 (yP)-(USDA) Hogs 31,000; mostly 10-30 lower than Frlday'e average; top 811.40; bulk good and choice 180-240 lbs. 311.18 40; moat 340-70 lb. butchera 31090 11.30. Sheep 18,000; fat lamb market not established; most early btda fully 50 lower or around 813.38. Cattle 18.000. calves 1,000: fed ateers and yearlings weak to 38 low er; weighty steers mostly 38 off; ear ly top yearlings and light ateers 814.35; weighty bullocka mostly 818.38 down: beat heifers 313.50; cut ter cowa 87.00 down. South San Francisco South San Francisco, Dec. M. -OP) (Fed. -State Mkt. News) Hogs 800. Around 10 higher than Friday; most 165-335 lb. barrows and gilt 811.85 13.05. latter top. Cattle 350. Steers fully 60 higher, one load good 1036 lb. fed Callfor nlas 613.36; heifers sea roes, quoted higher; package good young 1133 lb. range cowa 89.35; major share run dairy-bred canners and cutters bulk ing 86 .80 7.50, around 50-75 higher; medium 1.300-1.400 lb. bulls 8800 9.00. Calves: salable 10. Around 50 higher; odd choice vealers 614.00. Sbeep 600. Fully steady; part deck choice wooled lambs 613 00; two decks shorn 83 lb. Washington lambs 611.10; two decks common and med lumt110 lb., ewes 64.66. . --, i Portland Produce Portland, Ore. Dec. 39 UP) But ter Prlnta, A grade, 30c In parch ment wrappers, 40c In cartona; B grade, 38c In parchment wrappers, cartona, 39c lb. Butterfat First quality, maximum of .0 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland, 39-39 Vic lb.; premium quality (maximum of M of I per cent acidity). 40-40 Vic lb.; valley routes and country polnta, 3 cents lesa than first, or 37-37 Vo lb. Cheeae Selling price to Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets, 38c lb loaf. 300 lb. Triplets to wholesalers, 30c lb.; loaf. 37o f o b. Tillamook. Eggs Prices to consumers: A. large, 33c; B large, 81c; A medium, 31c; B medium, 30c doc.; A amall 38c; B amall, 340 doe.; resale to re tailers, 4c higher for caeca; cartona, So higher. Live poultry Buying prioea: No. 1 grade leghorn broilers, under 1V4 lbs.. 18c: over 114 lbs., isc; fryers, 3 to 4 lbs., 16 '4c; roasters, over 4 lbs.. ISUjc; colored hena, 18Vic; leghorna under i lbs., lSVic over Vi lbs.. 17c; roosters, So lb. Dressed turkeyrt Selling prlcea: hena. 80c; tome, 30-37C. Buying pMcea: toms, 33c lb.; hens. 37c lb. Onions Ysklma, 155-140; Ore gon, 81.50-1.80 per 50-lb. sack: Yskl ma. 10a. 85c; Oregon. 40c Potatoes White locale. 8300 cent al: Deechutea gema, 8340-3.73 cent al; Yakima No. 1 gema. 83.50-3.75 cental: Klamath. 33.00-3.78 cental. Country meats Selling prlcea to retailers: Country killed bogs, beat butchers. 139 to 148 lbs., 1SV.-10C lb.: vealers. fancy. 18V,-19c: light "Sympathy Meant Mora than Words Can Describe" In Sorrow, Understanding Can Mean So Much! OAr th pasting en of a loved en sorrow multiplies a hundred-fold the task of making funeral arrange, mentt. Wo can lighten your burden in the confusion that follow sudden be reavement. You can safely put all th arrangement In our hand and be a, sured of a dignified yet economical ser vice. We are equipped to furnish, service at a price you can afford to pay. We can be reached at any hour. CONGER Funeral Parlors C Phone 3147 71S W. Main St. thin. 13-14; heavy, 14-15c: 18Vi-19c: tm, -9o lb.: canner cows. 10-llc: good cutter cows. ll-UHc: bulla. M-lSe lb. Wool 1M1 clip. Or gotl Ranch, nominal. ja-JSc lb.; croaebreda, 34-37e lb. Hat Selling prlcn on tracks: alf alfa. No. I. 830.00 ton: oet-vetcn. SHOO ton. Valley price: Willamette, clover. 111 0O ton, valley points: tim othy, eastern Oregon. $31-60. Portland Wheat PortUnd. Or.. Dee. 39 drain: Wheat: Open Hlra Low Close May 1X11 1.01 1.01 1.01 Caah train: oata No. 3-3 lb. white 837.00; barley No. 3-45 lb. b.w. SST.00: corn No. 3-e.y. shipment S93.50; No. I flax 8301(4. Caah wbeat (bid): sort whir 84c: soft wblta excluding rex Mc; white club 98c; weatern red Mc. Hard red winter ordinary (To: 10 per cent sac: 11 par cent SI 07; 13 per cent $1.18. Hard whlte-baart ordinary SI. 10; 10 per cent (1.13; It per cent SI. IS; 13 per cent SI .33. Today'e car receipts: wheat 38; barley 1: flour 8; corn 0; oata 3; hay 1; mlllfeed 8: flaxseed 1. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Dae. 39. OPr Wheat: Open High Low Clone May 1JS 1 37 3t IM July 1.37H 1.37U, 137 Sept. 1.384 1.38ft 1.38H 13 Wall St. Report New York, Dec. 29 (JPh-In the speediest session for more than 18 months, the stock mar ket today moved over a notably uneven route with gains a shade in the majority at the close. Steels, rails and an assort ment of "blue chips" enjoyed year-end recoveries of fractions to 2 points or so, while rubbers, oils, tobaccos and motors finish ed with losses of as much. Heavy tax selling was fairly well absorbed but it was suffici ent to put brakes on many issues and offset to a certain exieni replacement demand which In many instances was more or less urgent. Transfers were In the neigh borhood of 2,700,000 shares. Today'e doting prloaa for 84 se lected stocks follow: At. ctaem. St Dye 10 Am. Can SSVi A. T. As T Ml Anaconda 37 Atch. T. & 8. P 37 Bendlx Avla 39 Beth. Steel , , 88 Caterpillar Tract. ,, , . 37 Chrysler 44 Ourtua-wrtgkt ., , Douglaa Actt. tt DuPont , 1014 Gen. Eleo. .. , 35 Oen. Foods , , Oen. Mot. . Int. Hamet Johns-Man. . Kennecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Av'n North Amer. - Penney I J. C.) Penna. R. R. , Phillips Pat Radio Sou. Pae. -. - Std. Brands St. OH Cal St. oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union carb. . - 38 -- 30H 45 53 37"i 34V4 11V4 9V4 74 17 44 3 lOVi 4 19 87 4 H Unit. Aircraft , 33 United Airline U. B. Steel , 83 . San Francisco, Dec. 29. (41 Nineteen more survivors of the torpedoed freighter Manlni, sunk December 17, were picked up today, the twelfth naval dis trict announced. This accounts for all but two of the S3 men on the ship. Twelve men in two lifeboats were picked up Saturday after nine perilous days on the Paci fic ocean. The navy disclosed no details I - r4 S of today's rescue, but said all the rescued men were safe. The 6,000 ton Matson freighter was sunk at the same time as the 7,000 ton Prussa of the Lylr.es Brothers Mines. Thirteen of the Prussa's crew of 34 were saved. Closing time (or Claeeltled Ada l m. Too Lata to Claaalfy 13.30 Via Mall Trlbuna want ads. Too Late to Classify FOR SAIB Single bed with aprtniw: Guernsey bull calf, 0 months old; heifer, coming 8 years, with 6 we?ks old white face calf; very good family cow, fresh one month. 1031 Nirregan. . WANTED Looe alfalfa or lad 1 no threshing. P. O. Box 487 or Third fit., Jacksonville, U I. Taylor. LOST Heavy tarpaulin between Med ford and Phoenix. Reward. Return to Bole & Son. Phone 6524. LET MB RRPINISH your car like new. The finish will be guaranteed for as long as you kerp the car. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP. HEAT WITH Sawdust A Hogfuel from MKO. FUEL. Tel. 3111. FREE Atmoray Demonstrations. At morays for sale or rent. Used "six" for sale. 7 Chestnut. Phone 4044. TRY OASCO BRIQUETS The finest solid fuel available Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 3376. FOR SALE Modern 4 -room house. 985 full price, or would trade for 10 or 15 acre fsrm as down pay ment. Close in. Phone 3017. FOR BALE 5-roome of furniture., oil heater, electric and wood rengea, stock trailer, gtrta bicycle, etc. Tuea day ttl Thursday, w. B. Brltton. Oak Orove Rd.. near Stewart. FOR SALE Trailer house. 3100. part payment, byte usrex, Modoc orch ard. FOR RENT 7-room plastered house witn oaxn. large lot. 8U7.00 per month. L. O. Plckell, 10 8o. Bart lett. Phone 4360. THE PERSON who took two over coats from a 1043 Plymouth aedsn, Saturday ntvht In front of Bur. goynea waa Identified. Return coats to Burgoynes and no questions will be asked. OASCO BRIQUETS Now 318.30 per ton. Cheaper and better than coal. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 3378. FOR RENT Three-room apartment, reasonable, close In. 10 Mistletoe. Highest prioea paid for furniture stoves, toola, or what nave yout MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orapa Phone 3744 FOR RENT 8-raom furnished up- ataira apartment, private oatn ana garage. Phone 4643. LADY WANTS room, kitchen privi lege and garage. Tribune. Boa 1187, tS.U.t.raLOA CAll OR WRIT! FOR BOOKLET '. Mi mo WILL THE party who picked up my eiecinc corn near Bear creek bridge on Pern Valley road, pleasa phone (020. Reward. FOR RENT Puralahed apartment. Llghta. hot water, trlg'.dalre. gar age. Adults only. 331 North Holly. MAN'S alae 10 Hockey Skates. S3 SO. net gou ciuna and bag. 10. 010 W. Jackson. WANTED by two men. work of any .ma. inoune, Kfoi wj,. USE OASCO BRIQUETS for a long Tel. lasting fire. Valley Fuel Co. 3370. MUST SELL Baby buggy, bed. baa- sinet. oatninette. oil w. Jackson. SEE OUR fine selection of used cars. Prices are going up, get yours now. Shulga Bros. SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Tour government needs thta vital material for Defense. Sell now. Highest prices paid. MEDFORD BAkOAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orapa Phone 3744 PLAN to have New Year'a dinner at Old Stage House In Phoentk. Phone 0533. START THE NEW TEAR RIGHT Drive one of our better used car. They are ready to go and have 1043 licensee. 1941 Olds "70- Hydromatle sedan. Haa new tires end la perfect In every respect. Here's your chance to buy a car which will last out the present emergency. Only 01O90 1030 Bulck Special Coupe. Good tlrea. A-l mecnameauy. sou a 1038 Studebaker State Commander "6" Sedan. Nearly new tlrea. radio, heater and msnv other extraa. Runs very well. Equipped with over drive 0040 1040 Ford Pickup. A-l condition trras 1034 Ford Pickup, very clean S32S m3 RocKne coupe a 1034 Chev. Sedan 0S EDO FR TON MOTOR CO. 131 No. Bartlett FORD Model A 3-door: running con dition, (rood- top and glasa, 335 ash. 1043 license Included If sold by 10 a-m. Tuesday. 303 Crater Lake Ave. FOR SALE Cornish Game Cockerels. 6 mo. old Pine, healthy fowla. Call 4413. Rt. 3. Bog 385. Roaa Lane. FOR BALE OR TRADE 1038 Chevro let 4 -door Deluxe sedan. Onod Con dition. 1308 North Riverside. H A LOAftC quickie effKlentlv Handled Mare noldv Agency FOR 8AI.R- Dry rlr and hardwood Phune 4508 Hawley Fuel Co. RAW FTJR8 WANTED HIGHEST caah prices paid tor Mush. rata. 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