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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1942.
Five Men Aid Street Flood Rescue
FAST
AUDIENCE LAND
Looking, Listening Should
Be Replaced By Partici
pation, Says Yale Man.
Milwaukee (U.P) Too mny
American read, listen and look
on without taking an active part
In anything this is the totalitar
ian, not the rieinuci title way of
life, asserts Marshall Bartholo
mew, conductor of the Yale Uni
versity glee club.
Addressing the Music Educa
tors National Conference at
Milwaukee recently, Bartholo
mew expounded the belief that
living on "canned" music from
day to day Is Just as unsatisfac
tory as any unvaried diet of
canned food. Music "Is a funda
mental human need." he con
tended, "and something inside of
yoj goes hungry and empty with
out it."
Good CitUanshlp
The phonograph, radio and
sound-films were conceded to be
"magnificent Inventions," but
the speaker held that they made
it necessary for Americans to
guard more intensively than ever
against permitting the audience
habit to dominate adult life in
the United States.
'Today, with a second world
war upon us, more devastating
than the first, when we are
fighting for the democratic way
of living In all Its phases, when
everything that we believe In Is
under attack, we must fight this
audience hnbit, Bartholomew
declared. "One of the fundamen
tal principles of good citizenship
In a democracy is to partici
pate. Music Inspirational
' 'l istening is not enough! If
we are to win this war, as win
It we undoubtedly shall, a part
of our Job as music educators
la to see that more of the music
which we learned and in which
wa participtaed with luch en
thusiasm in school and college
la actively carried over into adult
life. We must learn again to
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FWe man helped rescue Frank Lawson after a downtown Seattle water main broek and caused
sidewalk cave-in that threw Lawson into eight feet of water. Lawson is the man with the mustache
(fourth from left). The others, nearly submerged, leaped in to aid him and two men at lei: bad
to etxend helping hands to them, while crowd in the background saw it alL
take the singing spirit with us
into our daily work."
Before the days of machinery
"melody was the companion and
the inspiration of the worker at
his task," but today it seems out
of place in the crash and roar of
modern industrial life, Bartholo
mew lamented.
"The descendants of the old-
fashioned miller now work In a
grain elevator; stokers and deck
hands on a modern ship are sel
dom able to indulge their fancy
for chanteys or barcaroles; a
spinning song is unthinkable In
the din of a cotton factory; the
shepherd's pastoral doesn't fit
the atmosphere of a stockyard.
"In a large sense," the speaker
pointed out, "Industrial human
ity has ceased to be composed
of Individuals and is made up
simply of labor units. Mechan
ical invention has turned a
large part of the world's work
from an art into a discipline. A
great deal of what In the days
of craftsmanship was creative
effort has become drudgery."
LIVESTOCK
Old Oscar Pepper ratie-tawrtm
Whlekoy il.n) 86 pm-tl Untight
u-bitkirt 49 grmin neutral tpiritt h'rrnnk
JtrtOiUilltritt, lmc.,Leurillt&BsJtimn.
apt. stanm.
115
OSCAR tC
Portland
Portland. Juna 17 UP) (US Dept.
Agr.) Cattla 400; ealvea 00; market
t fairly active, generally iteady: med
ium grasa ateera 11 50 12.23; few held
to 12-00; ona lot fairly good 1030
lb. fed ateera 13.00; common ateera
down to 10.00; common heifers 9 50
10:20; canner and cutter cowa 6.00
7.0O; fat dairy typa cowa 7.70-8. 25;
medium beef cowa 000-00; fairly
good cowa 0.70; medium bulla 10.00
20; good bulla quotable 11-20 or above;
vealera strong, good-choice 13 50-14
00; few held to 1000.
Hoga 500; market active, moatly
10 higher: good-choice around 170-210
Iba mostly 14.25-36: one lot 14.40:
230-270 Iba 18 20-70; llTht-llghta
mostly IS 20-00: good 330-600 lb aowe
10:50-11504: heavier to 1000: good
choice feeder ptga aalabla 13.75-13 50
or above.
Sheep 800; market about ateady:
good -choice epiiiviera moatly 12.70:
closely aorted eligible to 1800 or
possibly 1328; medium-good 11-50-12.50:
common down to 10 00; feeder
lamba 10.00; ahorn yearllncs 7 00-8 50:
common-medium ewea 2.00-3.78; good
ewea to 4.50.
Portland Produce
ortland. Ore., June 17 9 P
a unchanged.
Portland Wheat
A tea. T 8. F. .
BendU Al. ,
Bath. Steal 1,
CatarpUUr Tract.
Chrysler - ,
Curtlaa-Wrlfht
Douglas Aetf.
DuPont
Oen. Else.
Oen. Poods
Oen. Mot.
Int. Harvest ,.
Johns-Man. .,
Kranecott , - ,
Monty Ward
No. Amer. ATn
North Amer.
Pnney . C.)
Penna. St. R. .
PJillllp Pt
BMUo ,
Portland, June 17 (JP) Oratn:
Wheat Open High Low Close
July go go go so
Sfpt. 95 gs 95 95
Deo 8 98 98 98
Cash grain: Oata No. 3 98 lb whlta
4000. Barley No. 3 45 lb B. W. 34.00.
Corn unquoted No. 1 flax 250,fc.
Cash wheat b!d): soft white 93 '4:
sort white exludtn,; Rex 95; white
club 90; western red 90.
Hard red wlneer: ordinary 91; 10
per cent 98; 11 per cent 1.03; 13 per
cent 1.00.
Hard white P:.art: 10 per cent 1.00:
11 per cent 1.04; 13 per cent 1.10.
Today's car recelpta: Wheat 9; -barley
1: flour 8: corn S; oats 3; mill
feed .
Chlrcao
Chleasto, Juna n (AP-TTSDA)
Hogs 19.000; top 814 85; bulk good
and choice 180 to 830 lbs. (14.15
1485; most 180 to 180 Iba. 13.75
14.35: good 800 to 800-lb. sows large
ly S1815-1400.
Cattle 13.000. calves 1.300: good
and cholc steers 10-150, Instances 35c
lower: alow; common and medium
grades ateady to wek; largely S13.00-
4.25 market: load prime offertnga
held above (18 00: heifers weak to 15c
ower: best around 814 00: numeroua
loada 913.25-13 35: cowa ateady. most
beef cowa 99.35-10 25: cutters 98.00
8.75; cannera 8fl.75-7.75; heavy sau
sage bulls active at 911.35-11.85:
realm fully ateady; practical top
914 50.
Sheep 7.800: choice natlva Iambs
918 00: two doubles good choice fed
shorn lambs with No. 1 and No. 3
pelta 113.75; fat sheep mostly 98 50
down.
fan Franrlvo Butter
flan Francisco. June 17 oPl But
ter 02 acora. 38c: 91 acore, 87c; 90
score, 38VC; 89 score, 85c.
Chicago Wheat
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July .1.20 1.3114 12014 1.2114
Sept -.1.2314 1.33y, 1.2214 1334
Deo 138"4 1.27 1.28 1.37
Wall St. Report
New York, June 17 (Pi-
Leading stocks advanced frac
tions to around a point today
in a slow climb.
Buying, on a modest scale
throughout, favored steels, mo
tors, oils and specialties. The
petroleum shares swung ahead
in the late proceedings after a
long stretch of inactivity. Gain;
were well maintained near the
close.
Transactions amounted to about
350.000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 84 select'
ed stocka follow:
Al. Chem. Dye 13714
A. T S T. 1184
Anaconda 25
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I 9011110 UH01S AUtMOIIty Or tHI COCA. COtA COMFANT (T I
V$,.."v I COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF MEDFORD I
Sou. Pac. , ,
St. Brands
St. oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J. -Trans.
Amer.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
Cnlted Airline
U. S. Bteel
83 vt
los
8314
98
8314
8'4
8514
114
384
S3 Vi
88
48S
88
38U
394
10
87
194
8714
3
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31
S5S
4 '4
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USO DIRECTOR IS
Miss Florence Boester, Pact
fic coast regional director of the
YWCA unit of USO, planned to
leave Medford this afternoon by
United Mainliner for San Fran
cisco after spending several
days In Medford and Ashland
discussing USO activities with
the local USO council.
Also in Medford is Don T.
Orput, Oregon field representa
tive for the Federal Security
Agency. Both motored to Ash
land yesterday where they dis
cussed soldier recreation and
facilities in Ashland with vari
ous officials and committee
members. They were accompan
led by Mrs. Helen Small, USO
director and Mrs. Pennie Fon
taine, USO program director, of
this city. Following the meeting
the Ashland committee mem
bers expressed the belief that
actual operation of a USO recre
ational center in Ashland seem
ed more certain. Orput recom
mended that the Civic clubhouse
be rented as a recreational
center.
Nazarens Church to
Join Holiness Assn.
meeting Thursday
The Church of the Nazarene.
Holly at First street, now con
ducting special evangelistic ser
vices nightly at 7:45, will co
operate with .the Rogue River
Holiness Association in its meet
ings Thursday in the Salvation
Army quarters, Bartlett at
Fourth street, at 10:30 a. m. and
at 2 p. m. The 7:45 p. m. serv
ices will be In the Church ol uie
Nazarene.
Rev. Glenn Griffith, evange
list, will speak at the morning
and nijht services. Rev. Milton
Harrington will speak at the 2
o'clock afternoon service.
The public is cordially Invit
ed to attend these services.
METHODISTS MEET
Portland, June 17 (JP) The
90th annual conference of Ore
gon Methodists opened here late
this afternoon.
Archie Spears, six-year-old son
of William Spears ot Linasey,
Cal.. escaped serious injury yes
terday about 8:50 p. m. when
he ran from front of a car into
the path of an automobile be
ing driven by J. C. McNuiiy
2341 Emerald street, Eugene, on
North Riverside avenue. Mc-
Nully applied his brakes imme
diately upon seeing the child.
who was rolled by the fender,
suffering only minor scratches
and slight leg abrasions.
The report at the city police
station stated that the Spears
child had been riding in an
automobile being driven by O
Jones of Lindsey, Cal.. which
evidentally stopped on North
Riverside avenue. The child ran
from the front of this car into
the path of the oncoming motor.
He was taken to Community
Acid Indigestion
What many Doctors do fop It
trnn uceM itomacn otld hmiu iu, tour loaica
or b-anbum. doctor! pr(Tlb the futm-irtlns
BMdlclnaf known tor armcipoullo roller otrdlctnoo
llko thuoo tn BcU-oai Tobtfti No Utitlro. Ii tout
roro flrrt trUl dorWt pr-to B-ll-oni btler. return
boule to at ud sot double row bomi bock. ISo.
Sacramento, Juna 17 (VP) Butter
first grsda, 41V4C; second grade.
39140.
UNION FUEL
FIR SLABS, load $6.50
(300 eu. ft.)
FIR SAWDUST. Id. $5.50
Phone Jacksonville 373
JUST 13 DAYS
Thirteen days from now
you'll be out of luck if you
haven't ransacked the hall
closet for old rubbers and
galoshes. Because the rub
ber salvage campaign ends on
the 30th, and you want your
galoshes to be some of the
1000 pairs that are going to
provide the scrap for one
bombing plane, don't you?
' Make sure that paper bags
used In storing clothing are air
tight, inspect them frequently to
see that they have not become
torn or crushed.
FOR STORAGE
Repairing and Restyling
Arista Fur Shop
Building Phone 4567
3rd Floor Modiord Center
hospital for observation. The
accident occurred about 150
feet from the Jackson boulevard
intersection on North Riverside
avenue.
DAISY PAUL SERVICES
GOLD HILL, THURSDAY
Services for Daisy Paul, who
passed away June 18, will be
held at the graveside in the
Gold Hill cemetery Thursday
afternoon at 3. Arrangemenls
are in care of. the Conger funer
al parlors.
Father's Day
Greeting Cards
In our complete display you
will find Just the card
you'd like to send. Hun
dreds to select from.
Svvem's
GIFT SHOP
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help build tanks today . . . and will help you enjoy
the opportunities of the peace to come.
A Savings account built now will help you meet
taxes and emergencies that occur from day to day.
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