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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1942.
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GESTAPO TO KILL
MALE RELATIVES
OF TERRORISTS
All Men Over 18 Years Re
latives Of Fugitives To Be
Executed, French Told.
Vichy, July 13 OP) The Ger
mans announced today in Paris
they would shoot males over the
age of IS years who are mem
bers of families of fugitives from
German military Justice accused
of terrorism or sabotage.
This applies to "all near male
relatives in the ascending line
as well as brothers-in-law and
cousins." Women of the same
degrees of kinship will be sen
tenced to hard labor and chil
dren of adults thus punished
will be sent to reform schools,
the announcement said.
A notice issued by the Ges
tapo director overnight to the
press in the occupied area said:
"After having observed the
attitude of the French popula
tion in the occupied zone I have
noted that a majority of the
population is continuing to work
in calm. Terrorist attacks, sabo
tage, etc., instigated by the Eng
lish and Soviets are disapproved
of and it is known that it ' is
only the peaceable French popu
lation which suffers the conse
quences.
Relatives Blamed
"I am resolved to guarantee
to the French population in ab
solute fashion, in the midst of
war, continuation of its work in
calm and security but I have
noticed that above all it is close
relatives who help them before
and after the deed.
"I therefore have decided to
make use of the most severe
penalty not only to strike at
perpetrators of terrorist at
tacks, saboteurs and trouble
makers themselves after they
are arrested but also, in case
of escape, as soon as the fugi
tives are known, at families of
these criminals rf the latter do
not present themselves during
10 days following their forfeits
to German or French police
stations." .
Vichy, Unoccupied France, July
1 3(jP)- French gendarmes
Joined German police in a
pitched battle against defiant,
hand grenade-tossing French
men at Houdin, in the Pas
De Calais department, reports
reaching Vichy said today.-
One of the recalcitrant group
was reported killed and a by
stander wounded before the
French and Nazi police stormed
the house in which the French
men, described as "communists,"
were barricaded.
JUDGE HOLDING COURT
IN G. PASS THIS WEEK
Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna is
holding court for a few days
this week in Grants Pass He is
expected to conclude the busi
ness there by mid-week and re
turn to the local bench. Both the
criminal and civil action dockets
have been cleared though a
number of filed cases remain to
be brought to issue.
Ten thousand tons of steel
went into the metal tops of the
1,000,000 jars manufactured last
year to hold cosmetic products.
The steel that goes into a
single sewing machine will
make a high explosive shell for
a 75 mm. field howitzer.
For the past fiva years we
have pleased our customers
with modern monument
work of modern materials, at
moderate prices. Call on or
write,
M. T. BURNS, .
Ashland, Ore.
Phone 1281 On the Plasa
PEACE and QUIET
BE THEIRS
O Those for whom ws grieve know
eternal peace it is .hose who are
left who bear the burdens of grief.
When you are sorely troubled, won't you
let us help yon? We can, you know, be
cause of many years of experience in
helping others. Yon may rest assured -that
everything will be done in the right
way, economically.
CONGER
FUNERAL HOME
Phone JUT
71$ W. Main St.
IUY WAR BONDS
AND STAMPS
Lovy Jane Tristy, .
Long-Time RisidtBt,
SBccimbs. Aged S3
Lovy Jane Trusty, 88, widow
of the late John H. Trusty who
passed away here in 1936, died
in this city at 9 a. m. Sunday.
She was born near Nashville,
Tenn., Feb. 23, 1854. At the age
of one year, she went with her
parents to Dent county, Mis
souri, where she grew to wom
anhood, met and married J. H.
Trusty. To this union were born
10 children, one dying in in
fancy. , A son, George W. Trusty,
passed away in 1932.
Surviving children ' are Mrs.
Alice Beevers, Mrs. Parthenia
Bradshaw and Marion Trusty of
Nettleton, Ark.; James Trusty
of Oklahoma;' Mrs. H. O. Chil
dreth, Mrs. Amos Ayres and
Henry Trusty of Medford, and
Rufus Trusty of Dunsmuir, Calif.
Also two brothers, W. L.. Nelson
of Huston, Texas, and G. W
Nelson of Tulsa, Okla. - Also 19
grandchildren and - 18 great
grandchildren. -
. Mr. and MrsT Trusty and chil
dren came to Oregon in 1901
and settled on Elk creek in this
county where she resided until
last February when she came to
Medford to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Childreth on
Beatty street. She was a long
time member of the Baptist
church.
Funeral services will be held
in the Conger chapel at 2 p. m.
Tuesday with Rev. W. A. Dawes
officiating. Interment will be in
the Trail cemetery.
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland. Ore.,' July IS (D8
Dept Agr Cattle 3.350: calves 235;
market uneven, graaa ateen steady to
35 rower, other claaaes generally
steady with late laat week: few loads
good fed ateers IS 23-85; graaa fat
steers largely ll.35-ia.25: common
steera downward to 9.00: few common
dairy type- helfera. 6.00-50: medium
graasy beef heifers 10.35-1158; good
fed helfem quotable . above 13.00:
eanner and cutter cows 5.00-6.35: fat
dairy type eowa to 7.00; heavy beef
cowi 8.00-85; good young cowa to
8.00: medium to good bulla 8.76.11.00.
few 11.36: vealera unevently ateary
to - 50 lower: good to choice grades
13.50-13. 7S; odd head 14.00, common
grades down to 8.60.
Roga 8.400: carload lot 36 above
laet Monday, trucklns ateady with
laat week high time, sorted carloada
14.78. new high: good to choice
drlvelna 170-215 lb mostly 14.60, few
14.60: 330-270 lbs 13.50-14 00: light
lights U.60-14.00: good eowa 850-550
lba steady at 11.00-78; light sows
upward to 13.50: choice feeder pigs
quotable to 14.00.
Sheep 3.900: market ateady: good
to choice spring lambs largely 11.50.
several lot 11.75: feeder lamba S.50
10.00: few yearling! 6.60-7.75; good
ewes 8.6O-4.00.
month "an Francisco
' South San'Frsneisco. July 18 JP)
(Pd-atate markets news SVC)
Cattle 700: active; fed steers absent,
quoted 13.35: largely graaa run. about
two loads 1000-1050 lb graaa ateers
11.76-13.00; two loada 1000 lb Mex
icans 9.35: few feeder heifers 10.35;
good young cows quoted 9.00-50. ab
sent, aged medium cows mostly 8.25
78. about 200 head dairy cows 8.50
7.00: bulls 9.60-10.00. few 10.50. Cal
ves 85. Nominal: good to choice veal
ers quoted 18.00-50.
Hogs 650: ateady: two loads 190
lb Oregon 1530. extreme top: bulk
186-235 lb barrow and gilts 16.15:
most good eowa 13.60.
Sheep 6.000: choice lambs scarce,
quoted 13.75. bulk good lamba 13.38
50: alow, dull. ' weak: very little
scaled: medium to choice ewea scarce,
quoted 4.00-8.00.
Chicago
' Chicago. July IS IPr (US Dept
Agrl Hoga 33.000: market alow. 15
35 lower: top 14.70.
Sheep 8.000: market on spring
lambs and yearlings not yet fully
established: most bids lower; few
head native spring lambs 14.38: odd
head fat ewea 4 50-8 00.
Cattle 10.000. calves 800; fed
steers snd yearling strong. Instance
10-15 higher: choice to prime 1368
lb bullocks 18 40, the top: next high
est price 14.60: bulk fed offerings
13.35-1400; light grassy kind down
to 9 50 and below: beat heifers 18.50;
cutters 6 35-730; light snd medium
weight saueage bulls 15 or
lower at 11-00 down: vealera alow,
steady at 15.00 .down.
Portland Produce
Portland fkA. Jul 1 - m Slut-
ter-prlnt,. a grade. 424e tn parch-
wiiHwn UU. In I-.rtv..- W
grade 41 'v in parchment wrapper.
wc in cwwn..
w.iittrfat-rlrat nnsjltv maximum
of .8 of 1 per cent acidity delivered
In Portland, o-aic id: rremiura
aualltv (maximum of M of 1 per
cent acidity). 41 S -43c lb: Valley
routea ana country point, so irse
than flnt V te ltv eeond OUalltT
at Portland. 3c under first, of 58'4-
40c lb.
Cheese Celling price to Portland
ntiitM- Tillamook triolet. 38S5
lb: loaf. 28'je lb: triplet to whole
saler, aec; loar, aio rvn
mook. ;
Euks 1r1ee to producers: A large.
33-34C-. B large. 61-S3c: A medium.
31 -33c; B medium. 29-400 doten. Re
gale to retailers. 4c higher for cases:
carton. 8c higher. -
Live poultry Buying prloea: Ho. 1,
grade leghorn brotlera over li lba,
31c: oolored fryer. 3V4 to lba.
24c: under SJba. 31c: colored roast
ers 24c: colored hens. 30c lb: teg-
horn, under 1'i lba., 16c: over 8
lb.. 10c: NO. a graoe nen ir .
No. 8 grade, 10c lea: Rooster. 9 lb.
Dreased Turkeys Belling price:
Hens. 27-39e lb. Buying prices : Tom.
24-25e: hens, 36c lb.
Rabbits Average country - killed,
38-SOe lb:' city killed. 38-S0c.
Hay Belling price on truck: Al
falfa, No. 1. 33.00-34.00 ton: Oat-vetch
140 Oton. Valley price: Willamette
clover, 10.100-11.00. ton. valley
point; ' Timothy, eastern Oregon,
25.00.
Onions Oreen. 40e do. Bunehea:
California red, 50. 1.35; yellow, 1.40;
WUa Wall. 1.26.
Potatoes, new Taklma. 2.90-8.85
cental; local. 1.00-1.00 lug.
Country Meat selling price to
nti.-. rvnmtv killed hogs, beat
butchers. 129 to 149 lba. 18H-19C lb:
vealers, fancy, aimac; iignt , u-.
15-lSc; heavy. 17-18c; eanner cows.
i.ia ! eood cutter cow. 14-15C
ik. w.iia 17? anrliw lambs. 23c lb;
yearling lamb, good. 18i4-18e lb: do
heavy. 12-iee id: ewea. o-ic i.
Wool 1942 contracta, Oregon
ranch, nominal, 84-67 lb; crossbred.
40-43c lb.
Portland Wheat
Portland. Ore., July IS P Wheat
.. Open High Low Close
July 96 6 S OS
Bent. 7 V T "
Dec. .1.01 1.01 J. 01 1.01
Cash grain:
Oats, barley and corn unquoted.
No. 1 flax 3 41.
Cadi wheat (bid) Soft whit MH:
oft whit excluding Bex 1.03: Whit
club 1.03; Western red 1.03.
Hard red winter ordinary 6'4: 10
per cent 99: 11 per cent 103: 13
per cent 1.08.
Hard white Baart ordinary, 10, 11
and 13 per eent unquoted.
. Todays . car ' receipts: wheat 46;
barley 0: flour 1: corn 4: oats 1:
hay 6: mlllfeed 3: flaxseed 0.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. July IS Wheat.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July .1.1 uo, j.iic,
Sept. -.133 133H 131
Dee. ....1.354 1 .30' i.ao iia
May ' iao'4 130 1.80 HOH
Wall St. Report
V.ur Vnrk. Julv 13 V-A
generally lower drift ruled in
today's stock market as light
profit taking was resumed on
last week's big upswing, second
best for the year to date.
The. encouraging feature of
the performance, from the stand
point of bullish forces, was that
selling never was of an urgent
character. A smattering of mod
est, advances took the edge off
the retreat.
Transfers approximated 300,-
000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 84 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. ex Dye
. 1STH
. 68
. 114S
. 3'i
. 88
. 80 4
. 544
. 36
. 8S
. 6
. 8S4
. 120 "
. 37'
. SIS,
. sevt
. 46
. 66
. SO'i
. SO
. 11
. 1'i
. 68,
. 30'i
, 89 S
. 't
. 13H
. 3H
. 31H
. 7S
. '.
. "
. 3814
. US
. 4SS
Am. csn .
A. T. St T.
Anaconda
Ateh. T. S . F. .
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar . Tract.
Chrysler
Curtlss-Wrtght
Douglas Acft.
DuPont
Oen. Elee.
Oen Food
Oen. Mot.
Int.' Harvest..
Johns-Man. ,.
Kennecott
Montr ward ,
No. Amer. Av'n .
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Penna. R. R. .
Phillips Pet.-
Radio
Sou. Pae. ...
Std. Branda
St. Oil Cel.
St. Oil N. J.
Trsns. Amer.
Union Carb.
ITnlt Aircraft -
United Airline
C. S. Steel
Because the French used to
throw their wooden shoes, "sa
bots," into machinery, the word
"sabotage" came into being.
Use Mall Tribune wsnt ads.
which mafcM yu
CMANKY, NfftVOCS
It tou utVr monthly cramp, back
ache dtatrtws of "IrrecularitiM." tier-
touintfw- qua to runeitoaai montii
Wdttturbancaa trrLydlaPlnkhami
Compo'iod Tablets (wttb added
Iron 1 . Made tperuiiy or avwnen.
Thef alo help tpMld up 14 blood.
Follow label directions, fry Ut
.10 IT IV PAH
Hl-Y DELEGATE
IS HOI FROM
EXTENDED TRIP
Jimmy Elliott has returned to
Medford after taking part in the
national Hi-Y convention held in
Oxford, Ohio, as a delegate from
the Medford Hi-Y group. The
month's trip included a 10,000-
mile tour of points of interest in
Canada and the United States.
Other delegates from Medford
were Charles Braley, Jack Mof
fat and Bob Littrell. Moffat and
Littrell are visiting friends in
Los Angeles and Braley at New
York.
The group left Medford In
June and Joined the Portland
delegation continuing east to
Minnesota, Chicago and into
Canada for four days. Among
spots visited were Niagara Falls,
governor general's house in Ot
towa, Montreal, Boston's historic
spots; a four-day stay in New
York where they met Wendell
Willkie, Mayor LaGuardia, wit
nessed the AAU meet and con
tinued to Philadelphia and a two-
day stop In Washington. At the
nation s capital they had tea with
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, were es
corted through the FBI office,
senate, met Senator Charles Mc
Nary and Vice President Wal
lace. An all-night boat ride down
the Potomac followed and a visit
to the reconstructed city of Wil
liamsburg, cities in Virginia and
Ohio, Tennessee, Louisiana, and
Texas.
In Los Angeles they visited the
Walt Disney studios and wit
nessed Mickey Rooney perform
ing in a new picture on his set
EAGLE PL PUPILS
I
Eagle Point schools will not
open until Sept. 21 in order that
students may work in the har
vests according to an announce
ment made today by L. L. Lind-
or imem in iimuoirinnL
JULY Jt, 1941!
That's when the
Camel Caravans
bit the road. And
they've been at it
ever since: four per
formances a day in
some camps to audiences of 1 5,000
to 20,000.
Yes, it seems you can't find a
military scene anywhere without
Camels io the picture . . . cigarette
or show. Or both. And both seem
to have won top racing with the
Imfiotiant
TBS MM QUE OF
SLOWBlR.l.(9
contains IES OTCOTI1VE
than that of the 4 other largest-selling brands tested leaa than any
of them according to Independent scientific testa of the $moh itmlf!
araeaslaiTniiCaiar.Wlslea.Salea.waiCiiia s
ley, superintendent. The open
ing date had formerly been set
for Sept. 8.
Lindley said that the same
high school staff will be em
ployed and minor improvements
are being made in the high
school, where the floors are be
ing sealed. A new course in
applied physical science and ad
ditions in the commercial de
partment are planned.
CALENDAR
Monday
6:30 p. m. Pythian Sisters
and families, covered dish din
ner, home Mrs. E. H. Mann, 47
Rose avenue. Bring own sugar,
service and covered dish.
8:00 p. m. Pro America,
Hotel Holland. '
Tuesday
2:00 p. m. Fidelity Circle of
First Methodist church, church
parlors.
6:30 p. m. Past Presidents
club of Degree of honor, picnic
at Helman Baths, Ashland. Bring
service, sandwiches and covered
dish. I
7:30 p. m. Medford Duplicate
Bridge club. Hotel Medford.
8:00 p. m. D. A. V. auxiliary, '
Girls Community clubhouse, 229
North Bartlett street.
The largest open granite quar
rv in the world is located at
Mt. Airy, N. C.
i
Closing time tor Classified Ada !
,. m Too lata to Classify 13:60
Too Late to Classify
BOYSENBERRIES Now picking,
SI. 25 crate. 61.00 your container.
B. V. Ooodroad. W. Stewart Ave.
FOR RENT Modern house, also tent
or tent-house for sale. 30454 w.
Jackson.
FOR SALE Holsteln Bull Calf. Jake
Myers. Vi mile north Central Point.
WEEK OLD Turkeys Poult. 40c.
Dreasler Hatchery. 1107 B. Main. I
Phone S656. j
FOR SALE By owner. Modern five j
room, large front porcn. acreenea
sleeping porch, plastered, other out
bulldln, thre lota. 62500.00. Half
cash, balance easy 614 Plum St.
APRICOATS D. N. Dow, Coker Butte
Rd. Phone 6359.
WANTED 6 Cherry packers. 14 ml.
southwest Phoenix on Pioneer Rd.
Corronado Orchard.
FOR SALE Cherries, Royal Ann and
Blnga. Mrs. Jessie Mlnear. Tel. 6453.
I iv r (3 T".v-' ' w
men In M the services. According
to applause and letters from morale
officers, tbesbowsarea"smashhit!"
And according to sales records, the
cigarette is a "smash hit," too. The
top-ranking favorite In P.X-'s sod
Canteens.
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STEADY A'ERm...that'stheOfder
of the hour. Whether yoa maa a gua
or a machine. ..whether you sit a
Jouncing Jeep or knit a sweater...
you'll appreciate Camels more thso
ever these days. They have the mild'
aess that counts!
to Steady Smcken:
(Camibils
LOST Man's Hamilton Wrist Witch
Reward. Prion 4308.
WAJrnfD Poaltlon u houawkerper in
moth rl dm bom. 043 Murray Ays.
WANTED Man for general orchard
work. Steady employment, small
house on place fumiahad. Roy
Nlc holt. Phone 134 Central Point.
MYRTLEWOOD NXVELTIES Made
In Medford at price you can af
ford to pay. See our display, S00
East Jackson, near armory.
FOR SALE New .44 Colts Special
shooting Master. W. M. Curtis, 8th
4)1 Laurel, Central Point.
FOR SALE Apricot, all varieties
Phone 6656 O. L. Undley, Coker
suue Road.
FOR RENT Two bedroom furnished
house. Modern. Available July 16.
See M. w. Maxwell. Talent. Oregon.
FOR SALE Complete household fur
niture. Phone 6380.
FOR SALE Household
Phone 6371.
Valentine s Cafe Will Close Every
ft ED RES DAY
Until Further Notice Beginning
In the
COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
The hours previously
observed will remain
unchanged. The
Lounge is not affected
by the new hours la
the cafe.
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TOCNOBIRRIES (or sale, Srd house
west of Prtnoe'a In Phoenix. Tom
Parr.
WANTED Lube man and atatlon
operator. No Sunday work. Write
Box 4683 Tribune.
FOR RENT Room for two In home.
338 West Jackson.
WANTED Experienced meat cutter.
Call at Quality Market or Phone
4768.
FOR SALE 1837 Packrd 4-door
6edn. radio, heeter, new tlrea,
motor completely overhauled, clean
upholstery. Muat aell at once.
Whatever terma you may wish. Will
sacrifice for 643800. Box 6 Phoe
nix or Phone 6381 eitenslon 306.
FOR SALE Two Iron beds and
aprlnga. 623 8. 0kdal. Phone 31130.
EARWIGS and Sluga go west. Bait
kills them. Oet It at Fabere. Eighth
and Bartlett.
WANTED Housekeeper. Room, board
and wagea for working couple with
6-year old child. Phone 6073.
NEW DAILY HOURS
Every Day Except Wednesdays
OPEN 6:00 A. II
CLOSE 12 -Midnight
Your cooperation In helping us observe these
hours will be greatly appreciated.
I
South Riverside Avenue Near Main
conyte& toad jicwj
750 parformanca to 1)00)00 and mora soldlcn, tailors,
morlnai and coast guardsman as this goas to prass
- tlv"'r" -
WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap
ply at the What Not.
PADDED VAN MOV1NO SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. OREGON. CALIF.
EADS TRANSFER. DIAL 3838.
CAR CONSERVATION la necessary
If we are to keep on driving. Let
u ove your auto body problema
now. Dally Auto Painting and Body
Shop, 38 South Bartlett.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION at Pavilion.
Phoenls. Ore., Saturday, July 18,
1:00 P. M.
W have a number of consign
ment from cantonment area In.
eluding a good dairy herd, also
horses, cattle and hoga. Ail cowa
for dairy purposes muat be tested.
Seeder and Stocker cattle, also those
under breeding age are exempt. Ba
euro to attend the auction. So. Ore.
Livestock Auction Co., CoL A. H.
Dudley. (Auct.), phone 6335.
FOR SALE 1 Holophane electrle
light futures wltb chain Will car.
. ry 300-watt lights. A bargain If
taken at onoa. Csll at Mail
Tribune oflloe.
This Week
I
SVKt, free cigsrartss, ss well .
as a freo abow, six part ol the
run when one of those 4 big
Canal Caravans rolls lato
camp. Camels famous full,
rich flavor, cootness, and extra
uldnsss also "oka a bow