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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1942. WOMAN DRIVER IS SERIOUSLY HURT IN C. P. SMASHUP Three persons were injured, one seriously, in near head on collision between the Chev rolet coupes driven by Mrs. Louis Vestal, Glendale, and Wolfe G. Bauer, Williams, near the intersection of the Pacific highway and Maple streets in Central Point about 4 p. m. yesterday. - ; Mrs. Vestal, lone occupant of the machine heading north, sus tained a severe concussion and possible skull fracture and a se vere gash over the right eye, her physician said today. She was rushed to the Community hospital by Perl ambulance. Her condition is said today to be serious, ' Mrs. Bauer, a passenger in the southbound auto, suffered a facial laceration and knee bruises and Mr. Bauer's chest was bruised. They were treated, by a local physician yesterday. Their son Larry, aged two and one-half years, was not Injured - Left front ends of both cars were badly damaged and the top of the Vestal machine was smashed in. Emit Williams, who was working nearby and raw the cars collide, said Mrs. Vestal's coupe rolled over twice after the Impact. Her auto caught fire and the Central Point fire truck was summoned to extinguish the blare. Bauer told state police that Mrs. Vestal was traveling on the wrong side of the highway and that he saw her approaching but could not avoid the collision. r Bauer said he was traveling about 40 and estimated her speed as about the same. A motorist told state police that Mrs. Vestal's machine had crowded him off the highway a abort time before. LIVESTOCK 11 .00-1 J 00: medium to choice wooJed ira a 00-7.00. - - Chlrafe Chicago, April 10. oV- (t. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hogs S.000; good and eboice 300-330 Ibe. 1440-49: top H SO: ISO SO0 Iba. 14.10-40: few ISO-ISO lbs. 13 at-14 16; soars steady to strong. 400-tM lbs. 14.00-2. Cattla 1.000. calvee too-, (aw staers steady to weak: market alow; nothing choice bare: beat 1148: bulk 11.7a. IS 00. moat fat cows SSO-10 00; with euttera S 16 down; only (aw atrong weights making a.00; esnners SSO 7.50: bulla fully ataady: weighty aauasae offering, to 10.76: veaiera ateady at 14 60 down. flheep 11.600: hardly enough done to last conditions: aaklng higher prlcea and soma Interrata bidding tower: around (our loads choice offer ing! 12 hi. Portland Produce Portland, Ore., April 10w-ro. tatoea, new, Florida red, sass-liS SO-lb. lug: Shatter (Cel.) whites. 13 40-130 60-lb. bag. Onlona Oregon, SJ-4 60-lb. sacks: seta ISO lb. Other produce unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland. Ore., April 10. Iff) Wheat: Open Ilgh tow does May -.. eV 'i Caab grain: Oats-No. a-8 lb. white 40.60. Barley NO. 3-45 lb. B.W. 11 00 No. 1 flax 9.64. -CaiH wheat (bldr: soft white : soft white excluding Bs 'Xrj; white club 1.03; weatara red 1.03. Hard red wlnsan Ordinary 97; 10 per cent 1.01; 11 par cent 1 OS: 13 per cent 1.13. Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.10; II par cent 1.16; It per cent 130. j Tbday's oar Walptai White te: (lour 1; corn 1; mUKeed 1. Chicago Wheat Chicago, April 10. Open - High Low CIom wy us ij3 i aavi July 135 1 JSS 1 34S 135 Sept I W .1J7W Ufl'i l-aitt f Portland : Portland. Ort.. April lOPr (U. 8.. Dept. Affr.) Csttl 130: calm SS; raarkct steady but mostly nominal; medium fed tteara 11.40; strictly food Hfht strs quoublfl to Monday's top of 13 50; medium heifers 10 50; can nsx and cutter cows mostly f 00-7.35; good beef cows up to medium to good bulls S 50-10 35; common to medium vealers 9 00-13 00; choice to 14 60. Hogs 400; scattered lots food truck -Ins 1B0-305 lbj about steady at 14.00. choice) tirades quoted to 14-25; 395 lbs. 13.00-50; other wetgbu and classes scarce. 0heep AO; market nominally steady; sales food to choice wooled Ismbs till week mostly 1135 but nothing strictly choice offered; best shorn lambs 1095; spring lambs 13 00 down; wooled ewea up to 6 50; shorn ewes 5.75 down. ftouth ban Francisco South 8n n Francisco, April 10. (p Fed.-Stata Mkt. New Ave.) Oat tie ..one; nominal; medium to good fed steers quoted 13 00-78. Oalves salable none: good to choice vealers quoted 1300-13 50. Hurt 300; fully 10 lower; bulk good to choice 1B5-33S lb. barrow and gilt 11 BO; good sow mostly 1190 down. - Sheep none; spring lambs quoted Wall St. Report New York, April' lfl--UP) Selective recoveries dotted the stock market ticker tap today as war .nervousness waned to some extent and light bidding was inspired by the idea the list had been oversold. Transfer! approximated 300, 000 shares. Todaya dosing prices (or (4 eeleeted atocka (ollow: Al. Chem. at Dye . .Unquoted Am. Can . - 81 (4 A. T. St T. J llSta Anaconda Atch. T. t a. r. . Bandit Atia. Beth. Steal Caterpillar Tract. Chryeler . Curtua-Wrlaht Douglaa Acft. . DuPont Int. Harvaat. Johns-Manvllle . Kennecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Av'n. North Amar. Penney (J. C.) - Penna. R. R. Phllllpi Pet Radio Sou. ac. Std, Branda ,,, ., . 36 - IH 4H - Mt 84t, - 63 - 1 - 68(4 .11114 - 33 S . 434 . 68 SIS . 2S 11 7 84H - 314 . 33H - as IlH Bataan's One-Man Army 73 i -fd a.f--at..r:ia-2fc, . . .fcsva-j. ; ' Captsin Art Wermulh (left), "one man army credited with dettroyinj more than 100 Japs during furious fighting on Bataan. is shown with his aide somewhere along the besieged American Philippine held detente line. Picture was released by war de partment along with its announcement the defenders faced death or surrender. Complete Millvork SERVICE PADGHAM PLANING MILL 1)0109 Court St Phone 4750 M-4 Tanks Roll Off Assembly Line i j i zi-ij-r I III - nwJK4WSl A 4 - a.- M as '- ' .J ---rl". -' Two Fined on Failing To Stop at Highway Richard M. Baldwin of the Buckshot Hill district, and John E. Grubb, cantonment worker, charged with failure to stop at the McAndrews Road Junction with Crater Lake highway, were both fined $1 and costs in Justice court yesterday. Lynn J. Leslie was assessed $10 and costs lor having no PUC permit for a truck, and $1 and costs for Improper li cense plates., Marion Stanley Hughes was fined $1 and cosu for void license plates. Use ataU Trloune want ads. XaaaW - Vi r' -J " j'i i i'Mk1( i ' awTeit7Sai J L MaswJalwKTeJ9 Si hl nroduction nlant In the Cleveland area. M-4 tanks. 1942 model of the U. S. Army's medium tank, which combines fir power with speed and heavy armor, roll off the assembly line. The army reported these tanks were in mass production. St. Oil Cat. St. Oil N. J. Tram. Amer. . Union Carb. Unit. Alrcratt . United Airline . U. 8. Steal Oen. Poods Oan. Mot. 18 . 34 . 4 . 68'4 . 30T4 48V4 . 38 , 34 LOCALS Corporal Leaves Corporal E M. Hoffman left by Mainliner Wednesday afternoon by way nf Portland for the army base at Baton Rogue. La., after a two-day visit with his mother Mrs. William Ferns, and family of Fern valley. e e e Promoted Sgt. Albert C An dre, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Andre of Medfo'd, his been Holly Romance i i 1 1 aw I ' fi V ' i Savage redskins and unscrup ulous whites are but part of the dangers faring the romance of Jonathan Ware and Christ ineJames Craig and Lucille Ball in "Valley of the Sun," coming to the Holly theatre for tomorrow and Sunday. Based on Clarence BuHclinyton Kol land's epic Saturday Evening Post serial, produced against the awe-inspiring background of the famous Taos Indian Coun try In northern New Mexico. the picture is an action tonic for all admirers of outdoor ad venture. "Blondie Goes To College," following the latest adventures of the Bumsteads, Is the com panlon feature on the twin bill Hepburn -Tracy Team Here Sunday Katherine Hepburn and Spen cer Tracy are co-starred in "The Woman of the Year," rib-tickling comedy romance of a sports writer and lady columnist com ing to the Craterian theatre Sunday for three days. "Rid 'em Cowboy," starring Abbott and Costello, will close Its run tomorrow night at the Crater ian, with continuous shows to morrow starting at 1 o'clock. promoted to first sergeant in I son, Alaska. Sgt. Andre, grad the U. S. army air corps, accord- uate of Eagle Point high school, ing to word received from the ; is stationed at Elmendorf Field, public relations office of air Alaska. He enlisted in the army base headquarters. Ft. Richard-1 Oct. 4, 1941. i .j. r1 J; the 5dre etonomicol eWce.'Jl BROTHER, I'M ONE, TOO! sV . wHIS BE Be Smart! Be a Brown Derby IVIanF Is arjxrsHlNO lllsner your favorite, toot Then put your lips to delicious, cryatal-clear Brown Derby the Pilsner old-timers say is tk tqual of "Importtd." Try thi "Party Fikhrr Test" Buy and slightly chill 4 bottle of Brown Derby I inner, invite over a mend or two. Serve the Ira grant brew from a pitthir . . . the way old- time Pilsner was served . . . and pas around sandwiches or potato chips. If you and your guests don't agree it equals the finest Pilsner you ever tasted, return the empties to where you houcht the beer and your full purchase price will be gladly re funded. Try it ... b a Brown Derby Man! at SAFEWAY ER IS A REAL PILSNER Xldt 4? "w I -rur-j i'eu7 'A3 7 l We Give S & H Green Stamps One Stamp with every 10c Purchase. (Fair trade items excepted). Double Stamps every Wednesday oa purchase of S2.00 or over. Special prices effective Sat., Mon., excopt as otherwise noted OPEN EVERY DAY. 7:30 A. M. TIL P. M. SUNDAY HOURS; 9 A. M. 'TIL 8 P. M. FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF S1.00 OR OVER COUPON POWDERED SUGAR 3 lbs. 16c This price only with this COUPON Good Saturday, April 11 COUPON ORCHARD GARDEN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 48 oz. can 15c This price only with this COUPON Good Saturday, April 11 SANKA COFFEE The coffee thai lets you sleep lb. 32c KRAFT DINNERS ,ks.9c AMERICAN LOAF CHEESE Handy to slice for sandwiches 2 pkg- pound rrc loaf J J RAYCROFT. STRINGLESS WAX BEANS L NO. 2 CANS 25c 'c0;;L CLAMS 2 cans 23c H.D. BRAND. SWEET SUGAR PEAS No. 303 can 15c H.D. DELICIOUS TASTING PUDDIHGS 3 pkgs. 17c GOLDEM WEST COFFEE.... 11b. 31c; 2 lbs. 60c CRISCO 3 lbs. 72c DEL ROGUE. NO. 1 CANS TOMATO JUICE... 4 for 25c FIRE CHIEF MATCHES ... .6 box carton 20c I I j Lbs DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR $1.93 24'i-lb. bag 98c PIGtLV WldfiLY FLOUR 49 lbs. $1.79 Our Highest Patent KING of the KITCHEN Hard Wheat Blend 49 lbs. $1.49 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24'2-lb. bag $1.05 10 bag No. 51e SissOREEN BEANS 4 "J 35c rcluybl HOMINY K N10c aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajaaaaaa Long Green ASPARAGUS 2 lbs 17c Fresh, Crisp Local RADISHES 3 bun. 10c Shaffer White NEW POTATOES, 5 lbs. 25c No. 2 Netted Gem POTATOES 25 lbs. 49c U. $. No.1, 25 lbs 79c Produce Pries for Saturday Only THIS WEEK BUY PUREX Th. Master Bleach and Water Purifier 12 Gal 23c FIRE CHIEF MATCHES, carton 20c GOOD KITCHEN BROOMS, ...each 29c OXYDOL Soaks Clothos White Large 23c Giant 63c ill SCOT TISSUE 1000 Sheet Rolls 3 ROLLS 25c SCOT PAPER TOWELS ROLL 10c WALDORF TISSUE 650 Sheet Rolls ROLL 5c COUPON SPRECKLES SUGAR 10 pounds 59c This price only with this COUPON Good only Saturday, April 11 GUYER'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY POT ROASTS lb. Grain fed steer beef. Blade cuts. 25c BACON, any size piece lb. Morrell's Eastern Sugar cured SLICED HAM 3 slices for Morrell's Tenderlsed. no bone. 29c 25c FANCY DRY PICKED COLORED FRYERS, lb. SSo FANCY DRY PICKED COLORED HENS lb. 35c SWISS STEAK Grain fed Steer Beef Meat Prices Saturday Only. lb. 39c MECO, 12 OZ. BOTTLES CATSUP 2 for 19c CASCADE SODA CRACKERS, 2 lb cox 18c RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
