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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1942. BOMBERAS GOAL Sum Equivalent to Cost of 4-Motored Plane, $250, 000, Is Sought For June. Aim of Jackson county real denti (or the month of June t purchase four-motored bomb er to be presented to the U. S. government for use on the war front, W. A. Gates county chair man of the war bond sales an nounced today. Here Is an op portunity, Mr. Gates stated, for every Jackson county man, wo man and child to feel that they are actually participating in this atruggle. "If you own a ahare in the bomber, you are at the fighting front, he explained. "We can do it", he said, ex plaining that the cost of the bomber would be $230,000. "There are many of us", he con tinued, "unable to personally en gage in the struggle on the front line in this second fight for peace. Therefore, In order to feel that we, ourselves are individu ally present in the battle, we can present the U. S. govern ment with a bomber, 'our bomb er." Sale to Speed Up It Is anticipated by the county war bond committee that the ale of bonds and stamps will be stepped up during the coming month to reach the goal of $230, 000. Looking foreward to the pur chase of a warplane It is hoped that Jackson county residents will "purchase Just a little more" than their monthly share in or der that this bomber purchase can be realized. Mr. Gates repeated that whole hearted support of every Ameri can citizen in the county can bring about the realization of this project and that every bond and stamp will buy a share in the bomber as Jackson county's June contribution to the present crisis. LIVESTOCK ronland Portland. O., June a (;P (r;. 8. Dept. Ar) CatUe Receipts. 338; calee. 75; market active, stead;: load good 840 steers. 818 40: sorted. 13 40; (raw fat steers, ll-60ia33; few Uht fnueere. SlOJOs) 11.00: mostly to stacker buyen: common to medium beer heifers, as . 90 11. JO: Including part load mixed cowa and heifers. 810.90: eanner and cutter e we. 8S 007.78: rat dairy typa con. 8800875; Beery Holatelna, .89 00: medium to rood beef cowa. 89 00) 1000: medium bulls. 99 so 10.33: good beef bulla quotable, all JS; com mon, down to 89 00: toed to choice waters, steady. 913 SO 14 SO. Hot Recelpta. 550; market most ly steady; good to choice 170-313 lb. drlve-ina. 818 83 14 00: medium fradea, 81878 down; 330-380 lb. mostly. 813 73 1333: ltcht lltbta. 1175ISJ5: food 330-800 lb. rows. 810O0 11 33; lKht welrhta up to 811.78 and above: good to choke feeder plea, quotable 813 30 13 30. eheep Receipts, 730; spring lamb, weak to 33o lower: food to choice fradea. 81333 to mostly 813 30; tew. 818.75: medium trades, down to 813 .00; few feedera. 81100; old crop shorn lambs and yearlinaa. salable ar ound 88 00 a 830: rood ewea, 84 30) 9 03; common fradea, 83 33 8)3 30. Month an franrlero South San Francisco. June (Fed. -SUM Market Nrwe Bertfcel Cattle Receipts. 100. Slow, about steady: few trass steers 813 00: me dium. 810 30: packer food fraia heifers. 810 60; few medium. 89 30 to feedlot: eh etork. weak with Uon dey't 35 40e decline; few dairy cow. 87 00; eanner nd cutter. 83 00 9 8 30: medium aausac bull. 89 30 10 00. Calee IS: steady; package 33 lb. caieea. 813 SO. Hoc Recelpta. 800; steady; bulk and top rood 183-333 lb. barrow and pita. 814 73: all food sows, 911 33. Sheep Recelpta. 830; undertone about steady; 4 decks food 73-lb. north coast lamba. 813 00. carrying 13 per cent medium end; medium to eholc ewea, quoted 83 30 a 4 30. Cntraco Chlearo, June 8 V. B. Dept. ArM Ho Receipt. 37000: es tmne top. 814 30: bulk food end choice 180-330 lbs. 8138014 13: moat 180-180 lb.. 8138314 00: bulk 400-330 lb. SOW. 813 4013 83. ftheep Recelpta. 8 000: several vmnrhee food and choice truck-In. SIS 33 tflS 30: nothmf done oo thorn lambs; natlv ewea. mostly 88 30 down. Cattle Recelpta. 8 0OO; calve. I., too: mort mime daeee. fully eteadv; Tealer. weak at 913 00 down moetly: medium and rood steer. 813 00 13 73. Portland Produce Portland. Ore., June 10 f On tons Orecn. 40 f 50e doarn bunches. Teut Bermudaa. 80S. 83 rack; TVifte 1 t type. 83: California Red. 80S. 81 SO; yellow. 81 85. Potatoes Old-htta. locals, 88 15 8 IS cental; Yakima Mo I Oeina, 83 SO 80-lb bar. Other produoa unchanged. Portland Wheat fortlaad. Ore, June 8 Ornn Wheat Open Hiril lorn CUe M 84 M M Cub Grain: Oata, barley u4 eon unquoted. r.l Hex. I. sltS'4. Cut Whit (BID): Soft White, ale: Soft White eicludtnc Bex, tie; White Oub. fine; Western Ked. 3H- Hud Red Wtnur: Ordinary. 88 e; 10 per cent, Se: II per cent, 81 00; U per cent, till. Hard White Burt: 11 par cent. 1 0C: li per etnt, 81 10. Today's eu recelpta: Wheat. 03; barter. 8: flour, t; corn. 4; oau, 1; mlltteed. 6. Chicago Wheat Wheat Open High Low Clou July .81.m4 S1.I7H ll ll'i 8I.1TI4 Sept. . I IS 1.19H 1 l DM. 131 13 Saa Pranrltro Batter Ban Francisco. June 8 But ter 02 scon, SSe; SI soon, 17c; 90 con, aec; 89 scon, ttC Sacramento, Juno 9) Butter First frado, t41c; second grade, 9140. Wall St. Report New York. June B.-(JP) Scattered stock market favor ites today advanced for the sixth consecutive session but profit taking on the lengthy swing Jolted an assortment of leaders into the losing column. Eastman Kodak, which ran up 74 points yesterday largely on short covering, today returned a sizable portion of the rally. Transfers approximated 400, 000 shares. Todsys dosing prices for 84 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. at Dye .TJnquoted Am. Can. 68 A. T. Si T. 130i Anaconda .- 34 Ateh. T. at 8. P. Bendlx Aria. Beth. Steel raurplllar Tract. Chrysler ., .. ss 80t 834 834 , eo i; e B3'4 114 35", 39 87 "4 4 87H 374 39'i 10s e4 88 19H SS S4 10, 84. JO", 4S 414 654 35 114 46 Curtlat Wrlfht , Dourlas Acft. DuPont Oen. Eleo. Oen. Oooda Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest Johns-Man. Kennecott Monty Ward No. Amn..Av'n. Nortti Amer. . Penney (J. C.) Penna. R. R, Phillip. Pet Radio Sou. Pac. 6td. Brandt St. oil Calif. St. Oil It. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. United Aircraft United Alrllu 0. 8. Steel Boston, Mass., June 9 (Spl.) The great task now confronting a liberated America, which more than three quarters of a century ago fought a four-years war to free the slaves, la to aid in working out the freedom of the whole world from slavery. The Christian Science board of di rectors told several thousand Christian Scientists gathered in annual meeting in Boston today. The directors also announced the election of Mrs. Elisabeth F. Norwood of Brookline, Mass.. as president of The Mother church for the ensuing year. The chief duty of the president is to preside at the annual meeting. The report of the treasurer for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1942, showed that the fi nances of The Mother Church were In sound condition, that aside from current bills and accrued taxes there was no in debtedness. Overlooked In the Hit of at tendants at hospitals and casualty stations, given by the Civilian Defense Council for publication yesterday, were the names of three physicians connected with the civilian defense medical corps. Dr. L. D. Inskeep Is stationed at the control center, Dr. LeRoy C. Jensen at the Sacred Heart hospital and Dr. C. M. Young at the Community hospital, accord ing to the Jackson County Coun cil for Defense. Cloelnr time tor Claasined A4 8 1 m Too lata to C-welly 13 80 o WINDOWS and DOORS n a n n u a u planing r a u u II 1303 1301 Court St. Japs Smashed At Midway U. S S. R. ALASKA I yVlOlvu'.ll,l P v Y ' f ' aeaV MIDWAY WAKE .HAWAIIAN . ' p ' HONOllllu IS GUAM .' - - MAKSHALl IS ' " '. ' ' ?0 NIW . ' -''" VCUINA'V ' B . . . JARwfrV Cof.l 4,7 . .SAMOA ' AUSTRALIA . new - j CAllOONIA . The Jap attack on Midway (bent arrow) has been smashed with 13 to IS Jap ships sunk or damaged. Earlier Jap attacks to the south in the Coral sea and to the north on Dutch Harbor (broken arrows) failed to produce the apparently Japanese-desired result of pulling U. S. forces away from the mid-Pacific when the attack came there. SLATED TONIGHT Medford DeMolays will Install newly-elected and appointed of ficers tonight, with the public and all Masons cordially invited to attend the ceremonies. Elected officers for the ensu ing term are Harper Hamilton, master councilor; Halbert Deuel, senior councilor, and Don Lue, Junior councilor. Those appointed are: Dan Graham, senior deacon; Ralph Burgess, Junior deacon; Jack Burdell, senior steward; Gil Tumy, Junior steward; Ralph Matlack, marshal; Arnol John son, standard bearer; Jerry Mc Dougale, chaplin; James Hoey. sentinel and John Quackenbush, almoner and organist. Also, Phillip Gates, first pre ceptor; Vera Drager, second preceptor; David Dawson, third preceptor; Jerry Warren, fourth preceptor; Austin Muray, fifth preceptor; George Bryant, sixth preceptor, and Bob Kyle, sev enth preceptor, legioFtoIct Officers for the coming year and delegates to the state conven tion in Portland In July will be elected at Wednesday night's meeting of Medford Post of the American Legion in the armory at 8 o'clock. A Dutch lunch and entertainment will follow the business meeing. In view of the Importance of the meeting and the fact that it CAN VITAMINS RESTORE COLOR TO GRAY HAIR? Thti It th question on mry body! ltpa. It wm proved in ttu that II animals wn derjriTtd of th vita min thMr balr turned white; when tn vitamin ni rrtcn d to their dieta Uveir hair turned dark arun Recently teu mad wtt'i human betnea of rarloua ares produced as tounding' results. Ati l of thofte mak Ir.fT th test showed positlT evidence of a return of hair color. Some showtM quicker results than others Aire seemed to mak no difference. A man of 50 years showed Improve ment in 30 dars. whils a girl of as did not show improvement until a!i months. i'alciura Pantothenate, ths Tttamln uied in tlie test, la a food supple mer.t which Nutritional Epnts stab? ta harmleaa wen though taken in quantities many times laiver than the siiataTested done. Amiwements bar been made so thatyvu can now obtain this imn ln iitamtn. In the sama dveaitw a uod in the testa, from any J. J Newherry ft-10-J4 Cent 8tor. Med ford Store. 3S No. Central Are. at ror a t weeks' supply, or ! H for a 3 months supply. (Tests conducted by Good House keeping Bureau ) A pi MILL Phon 47S0 will b one of the last before the summer intermission, Command er Ray Wright urges a large at tendance. A few hours after Guillamme Sam, Haitian president, was murdered on July 28, 1915, U. S. Marines were landed to pre vent further trouble. A blood bank should be In cluded in any plans designed to mobilize a community for the war effort, according to a small town manuel Just released by the Department of Commerce. It's free. MEDFORD'S FINEST I 'J GIFT LINENS FOR THE JUNE BRIDE $2.50 Hand Imbroidered Pillow Cases Hare's an attract! group of Hand -m-broidrd Pillowcases, bought especially for the June 3rid. Bought many months ago but ust delirared. Hence this pre war price. Many dainty patterns en quality pillow tubing to choose from. $8.95 Madeira Bridge Sets K welcome gift for th June qulsite genuine Maderia Linen Sets at 15.95. A real $8.95 valu lng of on loeely hand embroidered and 4 matching napkins. A Hand Elmbroidered Bridge Sets Hera's a popular Gift Item for the Bride Hand Embroidered Bridge Sets at $1.98. Exquisite petit point designs, embroidered crashes, appliqued dimities and drawn work. Each set complete with 4 Matching Napkins. Hand Painted Buy th June Bride Hand Painted Guest Towels. Here they are in good quality linen, featuring floral and other colorful motifs. Generous llx22-inch site. You buy them tomorrow at Mann's for Just Zion Lace Dinner Cloths Lace pinner Cloths are one of popular gifts for the June Bride. Etp- f II W dally Zion Lac Cloths. Har ar Zions , f ia th big 73x90 inch sis for only S1.9! J ' ach. A loly long-lit lac cloth in th m popular light ecru shad. Your choic Famous Wamsutta Sheets Th Gift of Gift for th June Brld famous "WamsuMa" uprcal Bed Sheets When th Civil war was raging Wamsuttas welcomed many a distinguished a ldier as again today they will welcome our heroes of this war. Buy tnese Cried suprcal sheets for quality, smoothness and long e. The popular sites are priced from $4.65 to $5.55 SPEAK AT ELKS FLAG DAY RITES Tha annual ITag Day te teas of the local Elks Lodge will be held in their Temple Thursday, June 11 at 8 p. m. The services are open to the public, and Ex alted Ruler Stanley Philips par ticularly invites anyone who wishes to attend. Col. Owen It. Meredith, com manding officer of Camp George A. White, a member of the Elks who has demitted to the local lodge from the Salt Lake City lodge, will make brief address, as a special concession. Col. Meredith as a rule does not ac cept speaking invitations. The program, under supervis ion of Dr. W. W. Lantis, is as fol lows: Piano solo Edna Dougherty. Introductory Exercises Ex alted Ruler and Officers. Prayer Chaplain, Father Her ald C. Gardner. History of Flag Don New bury, assisted by Boy Scotua, with Edna Dougherty at the piano. Patriotic Address Frank de Souza, P. E. R. Altar Service Esquire and Officers. Song "Auld Lang Syne." Address Col. Owen R. Mere dith, commanding officer Camp White. Pledge of Allegiance to the flag Led by Dr. Stanley E. Philips, Exalted Ruler. Song "America." Complete Insurance Service) SINCE 1909 The R. A. HOLMES Agy. Medford Center Bldg. Phone 4444 DEPARTMENT STORE Brld . consist- all 1 J J sred cloth . rare value $198 Guest Towels r-r r .ch the most l , f Air Conditioned for Your Comfort! For Your Own Morale n oummer Feet lovely all day long In Enka rayon sheer, sp'.aih-printed with apice-flowera. Dark applique dwindles your waistline. Knife pleats encircle your skirt. Black, brown and pastels. In siaes IS to 44. $249.5 f r-ir w. e r Ji laV cirM In P I' I STORE ? V-J HOURS 1 9 te 6 ssruraay 1 9 te 8:30 i a I First Choice for Everybody's Dad an AROIYET EVSE3ILE Topping the Ust of gifts for DaJ is the KanJsome new Aronet Ensemble that's juit been announced in The Saturday Evening Post and Collier's. It's sure to please because it's made by Dad's favorite stylist . . . Arrow. The shirt of open weave voile will keep him cool and comfortable on the Summer's hottest days. Ditto for the matching shorts, which have no ornery seams in the seat or crotch. The ties and handkerchiefs, beauties by themselves, pay perfect compliment to the shirt and your good taste in selecting them. Come in today and we'll gift wrap your selection. "hite and plenty of colors to select from. SHIRT, $2.33 TIE,$1 HANDKERCHIEF, 35 SHORTS, Gritftr fjjrntrj 75t This Is National Flsa Week ENTRANCES ON uresses For a Cool Summer Play Suits Here are those Play Suits your fashion Sooks are talking about. Shorts with attached blouse and separate button down the front skirts. Choice of seersucker. fiqui 2 to ique and rayon prints. Siaes 20. New Slack Sets For a quality Slack Suit we suggest these of Strutter Cloth at S9.9S. Perfectly tailored suits with long or short sleeev. Jackets that are either belted or plain. Trousers have the wanted sippef utning. Sizes are 12 to 20. $995 MANN'S SECOND FLOOR 1 i FATHER'S DAY JUNE MAIN STREET AND NORTH f i $59-8 21st This It National Flag Week CENTRAL AVENUl IB II 4 fBUY UNITED STATES SAV1NCS
