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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell, or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1942. Kraft every PC uu pnttMhit find eBll the mutt uu tiate hern hmd ini im t a ml at trade lm unu-el 4rlhle iuu mat have trurrh mii sjfllr h lore rsni .my mat Mni mnt thine tttrr are rfcmt an4 he able n reallre tnimnllte rah II what vnu arant tnt here 1trfie fin rrlhune I'laa Ifte4 ad axa lnnl.- elfeitiie! RATES .pet ord ftrt tnerthto 1c (Minimum t.V Carh addiilnnai inwrtlnn, per 'wrt ... -.If (Minimum I Of) fVf line pet munlh without copy Chans tI M CASH ae ranticv ordet ntut pan; all mall order classified ads. LOW AND FOUND BJSPuKI lust dug. animal cruelty caace Humane Society Phunc 6161 WANTED MALE HELP FOR JOBS ln Airplane Factories, ages 18 to 48. see Mr. McCabe, Grand . Hotel. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. FpRUNERS WANTED - Rogue River Orchards End uf So Central WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper and cook. 36 to 40 years old. Unless capable need not apply. No entertaining. Steady Job and excellent wages. Tribune Box 1773. WANTED Girt for houaework. Phone 4121. RELIABLE women for housework end care two small children Weekly wage, room and board Box 1396 Tribune HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Man and wife for regular farm work. House, gsrden. milk. Box 1788 Tribune. W ANTED SITU ATIONS WANTED Job by elderly man, ex perienced handling all kinds live stock, iarming. gooa muaer. v. Chapman. Cave Junction, Ore. WANTED Tractor work, all klnda. J. R. Maynard, Route 3, Box 464, Roes Lane. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO LEASE Dairy ranch, win buy equipment. H. H. Herrln. Phone 192, Central Point. WANT TO BUY Youn, sows. Box S3. Central Point, Ore. WANTED TO BUY 60 acres of good farm land, preferably hay land, on Rogue River, please give exact lo cation, lowest cash price per acre, whether under water or dry. Ad dress P. O. Box 222. Medford. WANTED TO BUY 8mall house, close In. Reasonable. Phone 2613. WANT Partner for good business, small Investment. Money secured. Tribune, Box 1803. WANTED Rifles. Shotguns. Pistols Psy cash and merchandise. 817 North Riverside. WANT TO TRADE stock cattle tor late model car. Pnona 4121 eve nings. WANTED Highest prices paid for furniture stoves, tools, or what have you? MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orape Phone 3744 SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Tour government needs this vital material for Defense. Sell now Highest prlc:s paid. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orape Phone 8744 WELL DRILI.INO 60 ft etc J I -160 per ft firs' 1 Doda 619 King Will. P4Y MIW1 rH Pot (.-,d Used Furniture Hill RKIHIK fl HMTI RE 18 North Front Phone 4023 HrT I'HM'M Pll For Toui furniture HTM f HMII Hr rtwne t FOB RENT HOUSES NICE. MODERN. 7-room house for rent or sale. Phone 3668. A 9.HOOM DUPLEX. WOOd Stoves, cmfortsblv furnished. Prefer middle-aged couple. Rent reasonable. Victor C. Sether. FOR RENT 4-room unfurnished house. 626 Park St. eon Rrvr riran I -room houi asa enclosed sleeDlne porch, and gsra;e. clow In. 116 Almond. FOR RENT Unfurnished 7-room strlctlv modern home, full base ment furnace tm flreolace For particulars are Wrights' Motel. Orsnta Pass. Ore. TRUCK Pop RENT- Move niureell Sne naif Pnnifs Moonias Sta lino Mam and Ivy Phone 4146 FOR RENT Modern, furnished house rloee in: oil heat, 9 bade, 616. Key 118 I. Mam. FOR REVT 6 ro-n modern, furn ished house, 840. Phone 4868. J RENT a-room furnished house 2t Park. MODERN 3-bedroom unfurnished bouse R L Cook. 1104 W Msln FOR RENT Piimthfi 3 r,m notise electric st,ve firepisre Adults FBuoe tvtt, Bsiii Otucary. TOR RENT APARTMENTS WARM furnished apartment, private I baU. frlgtdalre. 806 W. Main. FURNISHED 1 and 8-room tpart' I menu. Adulta. 604 W. 10th. OcBAUCR APT8 rum. or unfura.. 3-8 run . modern building, fin ; location. eu and Oakdalo. Pb. 1447 ; FOR RENT a-room fumiehed up atalra apartment. Inquire 319 Haven. FOR RENT a-room atalra apartment. Ha van. furnished Inquire FOR RENT P and F apartmonte 3 rooms attd bath fma oeal In- qulrr 317 West am fOR RENT F urnlshed Roemt FOR RENT Two bedroom suitable for tare girls. Call at 403 King. FURNISHED ROOM Furanca 1233 West Main. SLEEPING Cabin, lights and fuel fur nlahed. 416 Edwards. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman 336 South Riverside ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 8 Grape FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Brlndle Guernsey cow. Just fresh; brown Swiss cow. Just rresh, both giving lota of mux; milking Shorthorn Jersey cow ready to freshen. All are tested. So. of Medford. Hwy. 99. first house So. of Orchard Park Ranch. FOR SALE or TRADE Team of big young mulea. 619 south Riverside. FOR SALE Young Ouerneey cow, 864 Dial 6239. FOR SALE Guernsey heifer, freshen soon. c. owen. pnone 2004. or chard Home Drive. FOR SALE White weaner pigs and some sows and boar. cnas. cook, Losler Lane. FOR SALE 6 good milk cows. Rout , Box lot, near Howard scnooi. WANTED All kinds of livestock. Tribune, Box 1814. FOR SALE Three feeder hogs. weighing 100 to 120 each. Half mile west of Beagle. Jaa. A. Martin YOUNO HEAVY TEAM of geldings, weight 1.600. gentle and well brok en, wltn new heavy oreerning harness. Two miles east of Esgle Point on Butte Creek Road. A. M. Zimmerman. CASH for old hortea Dial 6376 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Pure bred Barred Rock cockerau W. F. Martin on Crater Lake Highway. Eagl Point Star Route. Medford. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Improved acreage, mod ern Improvements. On Old Stage Road. Tel. 6672. FOR SALE 4-room modern plastered home, newly decorated. 2 bedrooms, bath, dinette, kltrhen, living room, fireplace. 1807 West Main. FOR SALE Modern 4-room home on east side. Newly decorated, hard wood floors, bullt-lns, stationery tubs, venltlan blinds, double ga rage, treea and shrubs. Box 1701 Tribune. 320 ACRES, fenced, free Irritated. House, barn, hay, stock. WUhlte Ranch, Lake Creek. Oregon. FOR SALE Equity In modern 4-room house. 82B west istn. FOR SALE; 8-room house at edgs of Medford. with 3 to 7 acres in cluded. All under Irrigation, out buildings, rabbit hutches, fence hog tight. Inquire Utile's Piece. Corner Court and McAndrews. cross roads to large mill. Phone 4929. $3700 acres, 6-roora house. large barn. Irrigation, city water, fine location, close In. easy terms. B. N. Lolland, 226 South Oakdala. FOR SALE 80 acres. 30 cleared, lots of oak and fir wood, some ssw timber. 4-room new house, chicken house, wood shed. All for 81600 Terms. ALSO 60 acres. 82 acres In clover and hay. balance pasture and wood. 6-room house, new barn, team of horses, all machinery. 9 head of cattle. 84000. E. Oould. 403 West Jsckson. FOR SALE 83 acres near Ashland. 24 acres under Irrigation, balance grain and nasture land. W. W. Bryan, 319 Mead. Ashland. Oregon. FOR SALE 3 houses. 62500. Rent Income I to. City limits. Terms Owner. 618 E- Msln. BUIUI1NO A HOME? Let tie handle all details on 25 vear FHA loana qutrkly stridently Ooldv Aatency FOR SALE OR RENT One sere or less 2-room house. Grant Walker Phoenix. CITY and cMintry oniperttee Rentals Loans Insurance C S Buturfleld 409 Medford Building WHEN YOU think of real eatsw think of the Spencer- Baglej hi rc-v lo2 w Ma!ri FOB EXCHANGE Real EsUU 130 ACRES best land ln western Arizona, unimproved, all level and tillahle Want small mountain horns In southern Oregon. What have vou R. D May, Scotia. Calif. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE -32 Chevrolet pickup nod rubber. 850. First place on right west ot Mstlack's Food Store. Jacksonville Highway. FOR SALE or trade for car, ti Dodge 3 . w Tlh,,n- Hn 1TQA. FOR SALE 18 Studebaker pickup or trade for trailer house. 110 Stevens, evenings. FOR SALE My equity 10 1 rxie 3-ton Iw.b. truck: good rubber; 840. P O. Box 662. Jacksonville. FOR SALE 14 3-door Chevrolet, good urea, 1200. CJ2; FOr'saLE 140 Ford Vi-ton pick up 6 eood tires, excellent condi tion. 608 King. LOTS OF FIVE used ears. "28 to 19 models. Snult Bros. '38 TTDOR FORD 15. Cl-an. 84&0 warren aUpet, Rt. L Box 46. FO SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 4x9 storage tank. Friend pray rig used only 3 years, rnone 6201. E. c. Com. FOR SALE Threw Maater coal brood- era. 600 capacity: one electric. 350 capacity: two Master Incubators. 600 eggs capacity. W. Williams, Rogue River. Rout 1. Box 43. FOR SALE In barn Loose and ham mered oats and vetch hay. Price. 68 loose and 910 hammered. Call . at ran In Table Rock district or phone 6303. Ben E. Harder. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay and weaner L-s J. R. Maynard Ranches, Rt. 3. ox 464, Ross Lane. 5-BURNER oil stove range; smsll wood and coal circulator. P.O. Box 662. Jacksonville. FOR SALE 20 ton chopped hay on dry feed lot. Adolf Scnulx, Sams Valley. IP YOU are looking for a trailer house, see Jack at 242 N. Front St. SACRIFICE Electric print dryer. beginner's darkroom outfit; 12 gauge shotgun; 23 special rifle: also miscellaneous articles. Call attar 6. 429 North Holly. PAINT SALE At Webb ft Carton's. 323 W. 6th. Not up but down. Special this week Flat paint over Kalsomlne 41.98 gal BEFORE YOU BUY. aee us for Low Priced Lumoet and Building Ma terials. Porter Lumber Co., 304 6 Fir. Phone 3881. CONVERT 'STOREROOM or attle to Income property. The extra reve nue will pay for improvements 18 months to pay by our olan. Free estimates. R. O. STEPHEN SON CO . Court and McAndrews Phone 3000. FOR SALE Practically new Cletrac Diesel Tractor. Oeorge Hilton, Jr.. Williams, Ore. BETTER STOP at our yard and buy your lumber now while avallsble and at present low mill prices R. O. Stephenson Co. Phone 3000 Court and UcAndrews. FOR SALE Dry fir and Hardwood Phone 4503 Hewley Fuel Co FOR SALE First mortgages on new hom-s In Medford Will oay 8 per cent on ahort term loans. Dial 3713 or call at 606 Dakota Ave FOR 8AI4 Pears and apples Kanlur 3 miles north Talent Joe REAL BUYS in used clothing 1406 No Riverside across from Beck Bakery WOOD Dry fir and laurel Aaaocl ated Station. 100 B Main Tel 3869 DRV rtR fot 6 no o'clock aaie Phone 6180 aftei MISCELLANEOUS CONVERT that waste apace Into -ent Income now. Ask about our easy payment plan Porter Lumber Co 204 8. fir. Phone 2C81. PERSONAL PSYCHIC, Palm, Card readings. Room 413. Hotel Orand. MRS delmar. Palmist, will give a full reading for 60c. Rainbow camp. Hlgnway w, norm. Palmistry Crystal Reading D Mills, Ph 3440 480 Mountntn Ave Ashlsud BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAVE SHOP Restaurant, equipped. Prueas, U-8. Bank Bldg. Oranta Pass. FOR SALE Successful long estab lished maternity business In Oranta Pass, write 659 No. 6th St.. Oranta Pass, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE Suburban Grocery, well established trade; low overhead. Sickness forces sale Write Box 2071. Tribune. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountants INCOMF. TAX ACCOISTAST INCOME Tax Returns made and no tarised. Jackson County Bsnk Building. Victor C either Assayer AARAVITR W CI IVrtBht Q I S f.mni tal Ave City So of water reservoir oold si. copper si. cinnabar fa Carpentering LESLIE RALSTON Oeneral Contract ing, fine finishing work All kinds Csrpenterlng For estlmstes plesse call at 701 N Rivir!di- or Tel 2R81 Chimney Sweep CHIMNEY Sweep Also furnaces and oil stoves cleaned Csll Oeo eaton 88 Mo Front Phone 4240 Dressmaking IHB FASHION SHUP-Dreasmakllig Fur Remndehng Bullous and Buckles covered Room 802 U 8 National Bank Bldg Tel S3I imEoSMAKINO - Alterations tailor ing Kathenne Sstterlea. Bingei Shop 27 Orape MONEY TO LOAN WE tOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rates COA91 FINANCE Harold H Brown Ageoey Usenet 311 133 East Main Phone 3448. Expert Window Cleaner LSI OEuHlie DO ITI RXPEK1 Wlnoow Cleener Oenerai house deeper riiart wsalng psint Irte, Q"! oi ard Phone asM NUhSEflY STOCK CARLTON NURSERY rhe only nursery In Southern Oregon with a complete atotk of fruit nut and shsde trees and ornamsnta) shrubs and planta on nan., d'iring all the plentinai season Carlton Nursery 62nd year 4 miles South of Medroro oa Pacific Highway Look for the M'-.r.l", a'rn Ph"-! ??4 Rooting WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Psoco Kooflnes Shingles Coatings snd Painta flew tt.MS Wall Paper Eaereon eairii snd ftwil 'X 8 So Sartlett Tel S843 JOE SMITH YOUR ROOFER Alt R""l rrounles taaen cere of Alt Wff oar.,,tl CU 37M ot 3319, (01 Haven. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Refrigeration. REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO., the only exclusive refrigeration shop In So. Ore. Authorized factory service. D Oould. 223 W. Jackson. P!v4M4. Transfer CITY TRANSFER 8TORAOE CO Household moving and general hauling 9 S Orape Phone 4664 Day or night FURNITURE MOVINO AND SluR AGE We have van moving equip ment tor local and long dtatsuoe hauling Dry and clean eurtt icolirrete building I with special locker rooms st low rates SAMSON 81 URADE WAREHOUSt Phone 3768 , CADS l-KANSKER & 8TORAOE CO Office 16 South Fir Phuue S-8 Prices right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAOl 40 8 Fit Street Insured cerriere Local and Long Distsncei Hauling Ph'Hie 1SM8 LEOAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Susan B. Darby, deceased. Notice is hereby eiven that the undersigned has been appointed by order of the above entitled Court. Administrator of the es tate of Susan B. Darby, deceased. All Dersons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same, vermea in the manner provided by law, to the undersigned at the office of F. J. Newman, attorney for J?' d e'a'e. Craterlan Building, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the first publication ot tnia notice. Dated and first published Jan uary 14th, 1942. JOHN DARBY, Administrator of the Estate of Susan B. Darby, Deceased. Gene Tierney Has Lead In 'Sundown' On Craterian Bill Seldom, if ever, has there been a screen program so com plete as that opening a four day engagement today at the Cra terian theatre. Topping the program Is the feature picture, "Sundown," film adaptation of the Saturday Evening Post serial of the same title, with Gene Tierney, George Sanders and Bruce Ca bot heading a large cast. Filled with adventure and romance, set against the colorful back ground of Africa's desert sands, "Sundown" is the type of mo tion picture that has always proved Immensely popular with anowgoers, But, in speaking of the Cra terian program, one cannot help but mention the supporting short subjects. Walt Disney's technicolor cartoons are always a decided hit and his newest, "Orphan's Benefit," with Mick ey Mouse and Donald Duck ln some typical Disney capers, is no exception. Also on the program Is the most talked-about two-reel sub- lect of the vesr. "War Plnttrla in the Pacific." A film subject completed before the Pearl har bor attack, it is little short of sensational in its prophecies. Among other things, it shows Pearl harbor, Alaska, the Phil Ippines; discusses Japanese bombing tactics; ventures an opinion on the Japs' next at tacks and, all In all, gives the onlooker the most complete j visual report on the state of the nation at war in the Pacific, Hawaiian factories employ 16,842 wage earners and 2,186 salaried workers. ACROSS 37. Make a mlalake 1. Pronoun Comparative . , conjunctloa 4. Disconcert at. Vaae 5. Deep reverence 4& Temporary it. Human house- contrivance hold S"d 43. Myaelf 18. Object of brio- 43. Owna a-urae 44. Auricle 14 Re vlctorloue 4.V Toward 16. Natural electric 44. Splkea of rtitcharse flowers 17. Slsmeae coin 4t. AfflrmeUva II. Ma llclnal plant al. Pack 13. ChtUlrea's II. Ini.rt 14. Architectural pier 67. Truuhte II. Dividing wan t. Dally 61. Bar of raet metal t. Deep bola 41. Rome 44. Blliful reglofie II. Aerial rallaaya: coltnq. same 10. Small cubes 11. Faucet, 15. Detective 16. Alternative 17. I. lent touch !. Unit of worn 10. Cubic centi meter: abbr. 33. Profane IS tint 14. Chiliad ' P P l S i6 I? lfl I' " 3a 51 ST pr"5r-"- !TZZ3;rZZ!lZ Z 5T jr--y ST C 'V X "" I I 1 ! I 1 I I. . 1 1 HURTLING PLANE Richmond, Calif., Jan. 21 (IF) One of the army's fastest pur suit planes came whistling 9,000 feet out of a clear sky late yes terday and crashed into a Rich mond city park witn an impact which shook the ground for miles around. 1 Second Lieut. Richard J. j Sandner. 24, of Moccasin, Calif., Hne. The Germans had fortified pilot of the single-seater, was . this key position heavily and burned almost beyond recogni- j were depending on It mightily tlon. I for their spring offensive which The P-40 from Hamilton field ( would be calculated to make an struck a clump of eucalyptus early capture of the Soviet cap trees in Alvarado Gardens, Just I ital. within the city limits and a mile I with the fall of Mozhaisk, how from a busy highway, with such . everi jj,, whole German center- force it sheared off three trees and scattered plane parts for hundreds of yards. SLIGHT DECREASE San Francisco, Jan. 21. (AP) VnvaHn lrl u'Ktpm states in ncrea,ing output of copper, zinc and lead in 1941, but total value o." five principal west coast met als declined. The drop resulted principally from a lower output of gold in California, which was $50,948, 000 ln 1940 and $49,313,000 in 1941. Oregon's gold output de creased slightly from $3,969,000 to $3,311,000. Oregon silver pro' duction was up from $153,813 to $196,267. Oregon produced no zinc, but doubled output from $3500 to $7616 and lifted copper produc tion from $19,888 to $23,166. Communications Army Pilots vs. Carole Lombard To the editor: With due re spect to Carole Lombard I can not help but feel that the loss of movie star can in no way compare with the loss of the fifteen officers and men in the army air service command who lost their lives in the same crash. We have but few, if any, movie stars who can not be replaced perhaps not in our personal ad miration, but in acting. But it takes a lot of time to train these pilots fifteen is a terrible loss. We seem to forget they were on this plane going we know not where, but we mav rest as- sured they were en route some where in defense of their coun try. Headlines now, mean nothing to Miss Lombard nor to the pilots, but I feel sure that Miss Lombard would have us read Fifteen Army Pilots and Miss Carole Lombard were killed ln the crash. M.E.P., Medford. (Name on file). IMPORTING SILK WORMS Victoria, B. C. (U.R) Schools of Greater Victoria are planning a program of silk worm culture next spring. Permission has been received to import 15,000 silk worm eggs from Washing ton, D. C, and more than 60 mulberry trees have been planted. Solution Of Yssterdsy's Puulo DOWN 1, Wtile-muuthed pot 3. Metal fastener S Dl"tae of rye 4. lit have 6. Manner of etrlklng a baseball 6. Operatle solos I. Bsr to whlrh ths lues of a barneaa are attached 8. Ilne 6. Be In store for 10. Soreery 11. Orafted: heraldry II. doing 30. Burrowed S3. Moccasin 14. Before I. Kstrame repugnance 34 Play M. Part of a harneaa to uk me pud er the tugs II. Compilation II. Japana-e cuts 14. Noah's boat li. Vlh.lcal ena meter Menace Grown bF Chop Muatr Woolen fahrl ght from atrhuah aVaffltiiatlaS uie It Short lacaat I:, Ubor . A. In.erte l I 63. rruBwua puisTnLAi6nAlpr R LIT HvIoI"w;eItA r o OlPlcMpyYUT R I O diE'PIairtQsh1i IeUp siLAiTfcaaBBu t'Ais HlEMlluNlHiP 6 RlE A I V OiCETjB iE'WiB D ML0lCATjgmA rPSiimPdiJkiie'Tr"Ts aiv" q'nH ' IKiCnflR U g z. i, mcI IsTUjEl ImT ki t EjU SlEUHlElRtlYIEmS Loss of Mozhaisk May Bring More Disaster To Shivering Germans Br Dewltt MacKensla Wide World War Analyst The Russian capture of Moz'iaisk, opposite Moscow, Is vic tory of major importance and one which may well expand into further great successes in the lm mediate future. Mnhiv which sits astride 1 the Moscow-Smolensk railway, ! h been the anchor for the cen- , ter of the Nazi winter defense hundreds of miles of the fight- ing-line up and down the Mos cow sector presumably will be forced to pull back to great depth In order to straighten the front, for this town lay at me apex ot is ificb ......... the invaders had driven into the Red defense. Indeed, the Musco vites report that the Hitlerites are retreating along the Smo lensk road to tragic Napoleonic memories. Withdrawal of a big army under enemy pressure is always a desperate undertaking. It if doubly so when it has to be engineered through deep snows and in sub zero weather, partic ularly for troops which are un equipped for such weather and now have been deprived of their shelter of winter quarter and must shift for themselves in the death-dealing winds of the step pes. The position Is one which cer tainly holds potential disaster for the Naiis. It depends on whether the Russians are able to exploit their capture of Mot halsk before the Germans are able to retire to fresh positions and re-establish their line. Extension of the Japanese attack to Burma la most dis quieting. Were the Japs able to gain control of Burma they would at once cut the Burma road and thereby fairly well Isolate China from the outside world, and would have gained a powerful base for operations against India. Loss of the Burma road obvi ously would be a catastrophe for the allies in the far east since it would cut the Chinese oft from their main supply route And today the Chinese press 1 ' uppc"" w... , and Britain for huge quantities i 01 war materials But beyond this, there is small doubt that the Japanese are getting set for a possible attempt to wrest the Indian em pire from Britain. That has been pire xrom Driuuii. one of Nippon's great dreams tor long years. It's been one of Germany's for that matter. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Ore, Jan. 31 yp)-(D8DA) Cattle 300; calvee 60; steers and half , era steady; dairy type eowa under pressure, few sales weak to 36 lower, j many bids 60 off; odd bulls steady. vealere steady to weak; part load 1 good 1331 lb. fed steers 813.15: oom 1 mon-medlum steers 68.60 1136; common-medium heifers 88 00 10 78; eanner-cutter cows 66.36 6.60; fat dairy oows held around 67.00-76 or above; good beef cows lacking, quot abla 68.00-86; medium bulls 68.75 6 36: good beef bulla quotable to 810.00; good vealera 613J014.O0; choice quotable to 614.80. . Hcos 1160; market active, steady to strong: good-choloo 170-316 lb. drive-Ins 81140 to mostly 613.00: few eelee'ed lots 613.10-15: 330-380 lb. weights 6 II. O0-6O; light lights mostly 611.00-35; sows weighing around 376-460 lb. 60 50 10.00; enotoe 73 lb. feeder pigs 813X10. Sheep 150; few weighty lambs un sold; aaklng fully steady; lightweight fed lambs salable to 811.76 with car load fed lamba quotable to 81346; fat awes 66.60-75. Chlrage Chicago, Jan. 31. 0F)-(USDA1 Hoga 37.000; market slow, 10-16 lower on all weights and aowa. Sheep 4.000; fat lamba opening slow; 10-16 lower, few early eslee good and choice M-87 lb. fat natives and fed wooled lambs 613 21-60. Cattle 13.000. calvee 1.000; year lings and light steers weak to 25 low er. South San Frenrtst South San FranclMo, Jaa. 8! ) (Ftd.-Stata Mkt. Hews) Catue 100 Suers s-aros, undertone barely steady; load medium to good around 1000 lb. steers 81140a 18 36. few com mon 610 60 down: odd bead medlum gradr heifers 61040; beef sows weak, cutter and common grades Tory slow, bidding 14-36 lower: few medium to good fed cows 8876; fleshy dairy type 67.766)8 00; eanners and cutters 66 60 a 7.50; bulla a;eroo. quotable 66 46 down. Calvee 6. Nominal; good to choloa toalers quoted 618 00 14 00 Hogs too. Mostly 6 hither, bulk good to choice 186-388 lb. barrows and gilts 613 40; medium to good lots 613 16: aowa strong to 10 high er, bulk good grades 610 00-10. Sheep 376. Bidding lower oa fat lambs or under 61346 on good to ehol-e ool-4 off-rirge. Late Tu's day, ttouble good to oboioe S la. 313.78: good wooled ewes quotable to 40 or fifr. Portland Produce Portland. Ore.. Jan. 30. JFi Pota tjea White, locals. S3 60 per cental; Deachutaa Oema, 62 86 cental: Yaki ma No. 1, ,;mi. 82 81 oental: Klam ath. S3.65 cental; Idaho Oema, 63.76 oental. Other produce unchanged. Portland Wheat .ortlM., ,ln. aw;fv-Orian: Wlw. open High Low Close May 1.05 1.05 106 1.05 Cash grain: No. 1 flax 63.13. Oth ers unquoted. Cash wheat (bldl: soft whits 6103: soft whit excluding rex 8104Vi; white club 6106: western red 6104. Hard red winter; ordinary 6103; 10 pet. 61.05Va; 11 pet. SI. 13; 13 pet. 61.17. Hard whlte-baart: ordinary 61 13: 10 pot. 61.17; u pet. 4135: 13 pet. 6137. Today'a car receipts: wheat 39: barley 1; flour 1; corn 1; hay 3; mlllfeed 6. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Jan. 31. Wheat: Open High Low Close May 131 1.31 1.30 151 July 1.33 1.33 143 1 33 Sept. 144 134 133 1.34 Wall St. Report New York, Jan. 21 (IP) Stock market resistance levels were softened a bit today with a recurrence of pressure on steels, aircraft and Industrial blue chips and losses of fractions to a point or more were establish ed over a wide front. Volume was around 600,000 shares. Today's closing prices tor 84 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. e Dye 136 Am. Can ,i 64 A. T. At T. 126 Anaconda . i S7H Aten. T. 8. r. Bendlx Avla. . Beth. Steel . Caterpillar Tract. , 83 , 87 , S3 , 40 0urtlM.Wrt,"ht' Chrysler . 46 - . 64 -138 uouguu son. DuPont Oen. Elee. Oen. Foods , 87 . 38 Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest , 83 . 48 Johns-Man. Kennecott , -unqtd. , 85 Monty Ward . 37 1 1: ' ! 13 North Amer. Penney (J. C.) , 66 , 334, Penna. It. ft, Phillips Pet 40 t 12 .unqtd. 30 40 4 67 83 10 Radio Sou. Pac. i Std. Brands St. Oil Cal St. OU N. J. Trana. Amor. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft . United Airline U. B. Steel . 834 San Francisco Butter Ban Francisco. Jan. 31 -WPWUSDA) Butter, 83 srore 87o; 31-86 e; 80 35 c; 80-84 C Sacramento, Jan. 21. V-Churn ing cream but tenet: first grade 40 c; second grad: 88 o. Pear Market Yesterday Chicago, Jan. 30. OF)-(USDA) Pears i S oars on track, no arrivals, no Oregon quotations. Now York. Jan. 30. yfy(CSDA) Pears: 7 ears arrived, S Oregon, Washington unloaded. 17 on track: Oregon Anjoue 1440 fancy 63.10-3 03, average 83 67; 720 extra fancy 63 10 3 00, average 63 63: Com lot 816 extra fancy 83 79-3 48, average 0236; 480 fancy 63.40-3 60, average 63.48; Boae 435 extra fancy 81.10-180, average 61.42; 830 fancy 6100-145. average 6148. Connecticut Voters Brisk Long Habit Waterbury, Conn., Jan. 21. VPh-Voters In th fifth congres sional district elected Repub lican, Joseph E. Talbot, as na tlonal representative for the first time in decade yesterday. giving him a margin of 3.015 over his Democratic rival and personal friend, John S. Mona gan. Talbot polled 23.278 votes to 19,863 tor Monagan and 1.877 for Edward J. Ryan, American Progressiva candidate. Both Tal bot snd Monagan had supported th war alms ot President Roosevelt Closing time for Claealfled Ado a. m -Too Late to Classify 1340 P- 8. LODGE NOTICES ThU rnlumn U rrtervrH for not.: of any kind and all Internal and vtr.r urgiiluHiiin art hi ltd to uw It. Kalr lor a line flrnt inortl.tn. 5c a tin for earh MMnerMon STATED communication of Reames Cbaptar, O-at-S., Thursday evening. Janu ary 22nd at 8 o'clock. Be freshman U. VUltlctz member invited. Ruth Freed, WiC Salem Milkmen Plan Route Consolidation Salem. Jan. 21 tP Officers ot the Salem Milk Producers and Distributors association last night decided to recommend consolidation of milk routes and that milk be delivered only every other day. The measures were proposed as a means of conserving tires. They also suggested that hone drawn vehicles might solve the problem. Aviation Cavalcade Featuring Exploits Air Pioneers Coming It was announced today that the sensational featurette, "Cav alcade of Aviation," has been booked into the Rialto theatre for showing next Tuesday and Wednesday, January 27 and 28. Produced by the Universal Pic tures company, the featurette will play in addition to the two regular features which will be announced later. "Cavalcade of Aviation," en tertainingly presents the history of aviation from the Wright brothers to our present day "flying fortresses." It brings to the screen in Kaleidoscopic re view a thrilling story of an In dustry which may still be ln Its Infancy but which ln less than 40 years brought Europe and other far places almost to our front door and hag brought a new deadliness to the wars of men. Shown la the first plane and the men who built it Orvllle and Wilbur Wright. To now ba able to see the actual pictures filmed at the first flight ot the Wright brothers at Klttyhawk, N. C, in December, 1903, is magic Indeed. Other scenes ln the first part of the film show Glenn Curtlss and Harriet Qulmby in early-type planes. The film takes thj audience through the war of 1914 and' shows Captain Eddie Ricken backer maneuvering one of the then famous Spad planes. Un der the stress ot war the plan developed quickly and one of the highlights of the film are the numerous "freak" planes and plane Inventions that, at the time, looked hopeless, but which tended to bring about soma of our great present-day-bombers. The great aviators of our time are shown, including Amelia Earhart, Ruth Elder, Byrd, Chamberlain, Llndberg and many others. On the tragedy side there Is the tragic flight of Wiley Post and Will Rogers who perished in Alaska; the escape of the Dirigible Akron with ground crew hanging to the hopes and dropping oft to their death; the burning of the Hlndenburg; and the crackup of the DiPenedo at tempt to fly the ocean. The film climaxes with to day's fighting over Europe and the Pacific, and preparation In the United States to give this country the defense It needs In short, America's answer to the Hitler and Jap aggression, Travel Table A! FLANKS northbound Leave Malls Close 4 48 a ra. S:5 a. m, 13:38 p. m. 11. -33 a. m. 408 p ra. (Flag atop) Ho mall 6:33 p. at. (Tag stop) 8:33 p. m. Southboun 1 Leave Malls Close 6:83 a. m. 4:63 a. m. 3:37 p. m. (Ftag stop) Ho mall 147 p. m. (Flag atop) 4:37 p. m. . 1143 p. m. 1043 p. IE- TRAINS northbound Leave Malls Close 7:40 p. m. 6:50 p. m. Sou th bound Leave Mails Close 74 a. as. :64 a. m. BUSSES Worth Scuta 3 30 a. m. 7:18 a. m. 3 35 a m. 1 :40 p. m. 13:06 a. as. . 6:50 a. m. 8:30 a. m. o3:60 p. m. 8:44 p. 8 :08 p. m. To Klamath Falls 6 OS p. m. From K la main Falls 40 a. m. Additional Mall Service northbound Vehicle Leave Malls Close Stsr Rout 8 35 a. m. 6:06 a. na. Truck 1340 p. m. it Moon Southbound Iiwk ' 4:15 p. na. 1:18 p. ra ster Route 6 SO p. a. 6 00 p. as. ) To O rants Paaa only. () To Ashland only. Dae Mall Tribune want ads.