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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1942.
IN HOSPITALITY
FOR ARMY MEN
Ashland War Recreation com
mittee Joined in southern Ore
con hospitality to military men
Sunday when a picnic, dance
and swim were enjoyed in Ash
land by three buses of service
men, a group of Medford junior
hostesses and Ashland Junior
hostesses. A free swim at Twin
Plunges was followed by a pic
nic at Lithia park and later
dancing with music by Mrs.
Trimbell's orchestra. The af
fair was planned through the
Ashland Junior hostess league
with Margaret Barnthouse as
president and Marjorie Newton
as secretary.
Senior hostesses assisting were
Mrs. Gordon McCracken, Mrs.
F. F. Whittle, Mrs. Jean Eber
' hart, who headed the swim com
mittee; Mrs. Ted- Norby, Mrs.
Frank Van Dyke, Mrs. V. G.
Barnthouse picnic committee;
Mrs. G. E. Newton, Mrs. Harker,
Mrs. John Broady, dance. Exe
cutive committee is composed ot
Mrs. Rena McNalr and Mrs.
Earl Leever. Advisors to the
Junior hostesses at Ashland art
Miss Virginia Hale and Miss
Marian Ady.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Black of
Grants Pass entertained four
service men for a week-end a!
their home beginning Saturday
evening followed on Sunday by
a swim and picnic. This was
arranged through the. Grants
Pass War Recreation committee
Portland
Portland, Or.. July ja (t
Dept. Aar) Cattle 60, cmlves 88:
around 100 caves held over; market
low, scattered aalea about ateadr
with Monday'e alow time; areas
ateera Monday closed 36 lower; eome
light ateera 60 below week ago; few
common ateera B .00-10 50: medium
with Mrs. C. J. Mosher as chair- "ht 11 001 rooI ln "
- I quotable 18-00-86; common helfera
8.0O-9.6O; eanner and cutter cc
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AbOT we see Donald Dahlko. seaman first class, of Portland, Ore., having a button sewed en
the cuff of his blouse by charming Dolly Kilgallen. a hostess in a New York City USO clufihouse.
What the picture does not show is how that button got off that sleeve. To be a seaman first class
a fellow has long since learned the simple operation of sewing a button on his middy. Could
it be that Donald deliberately pulled that button off? Could be, what with such an attractive
young seamstress standing by to sew it on again.
LIVESTOCK
man,
A lawn party was enjoyed
also during the last week at the
Carlton home when Privates
Bob Ray, Kenneth Oboe and
Junior hostesses Doris Stanford
and Marie Jones were enter
tained. . Thank-yous during the past
week are also expressed by
USO to Mrs. G. R. Potts of Cen
tral Point for 60 phonograph
records and a Junior hostess for
SS records; Mrs. Margaret Fab
rick, three typewriters and two
cherry trees; Mrs. Effie- Kurtz,
home made cherry punch; Mrs.
H. D. McCaskey, blng cherries;
Wednesday Study club for can
teen refreshments; ladies of the
Victory Cookie club for cookies;
Mrs. M. T. Edwards for mimeo
graphing. Those In charge of the USO
in Medford said today that the
service men are enthusiastic
over the spirit of hospitality be
ing shown by southern Oregon.
Many are remarking that "they
are going to get the war over
and then come back to southern
Oregon to live."
NEEDS TIRES
Sharon, Mass. (U.R) Because
it Is illegal to carry bacteria
samples by railroad, Mrs. Guth
lac Wilson, baserloliglst at
Sharon Snnltorium, has asked
the local rationing board for
four tires so she can transport
Jars of bacteria to Boston in an
Austin.
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SITUATION
WANTED
Twenty years with two
firms. Wide sales, advertie-
ftal Ing and stock room experi
ence. Familiar with pur
chasing and personnel. Mid
dle aged, best of references.
DIAL 6599.
6.00-6.26; fat dairy type cowa to
6.78; heavy beef cows 7.76-8.00; youna
oowi to 8.50; atrlctly good quotable
to 0.00 and above: msdlum-aood bulla
salable 0.76-1100: good-choice teal-
era 13.S0-18.60. odd head 14.00.
Hoga 400: market active, truck-Ins
steady to atrong; good-choice 170-316
lb 1460-80, few 14.68: 330-370 lb.
18.76-14 00: light light 18.60-76:
good 860-600 lb. aows 11.00-1300;
light welahta to 1360: choice feeder
plga quotable 14.60 or ambova; ee
lecta up to 14.78.
Sheep 880: market about ateady:
good-choice aprlngera mostly 11.60:
strictly aorted lota quotable , 11.70:
medium gradea 10.3511.00; common
down to 8.00: few feeeders .60-10 00;
good ewea 8.50-4.00.
Sonth San Francisco
Smith San Francisco, July 14 iP)
(Fed-State Mkt Newa SVC) Cat
tle 160: ateady; ted ateera absent,
load 804 lb. rase ateera 1165: past
two daya general marketa strong
Monday: Five loads grass Mexican
ateera 8 50-8 35: today: few good
arena cowa 0.00-36. few dairy cowa
7.00; bulk cannera and cutters 6.50
835: medium aausaga bulla 0 50
10.00. Calves aalahle 36; seedy;
choice vetlers 18.00-50.
Hogs 800; steady to atrong: one
load choice 180 lb barrows and elite
16 38, few good 16.20; odd aowa 13 60
Sheep 4.000, Past few days: 0.000
Lambs about ateady; four decks
medium to good 73 lb Oregon
).44. Late Mondsy: About 3.000
head shorn lamba 10 00-11.00; medium
to choice ewea quoted 4.60-6 38.
Chicago
Chicago, July 14 (.TV-(US Dept.
Agr) Hoga 16.500: generally atrong
to 10 higher on all weights and aowa;
good and choice 160-240 Iba 14.55-75:
top 1480.
Cattle 7.600: calvea 1.000: fed
ateera and yearlings strong; Instances
tO-16 higher on strictly prime fed
offerings all representative freights:
early top 18 00.
Sheep 6 500: bulk atrlctly good and
choice nauve aprlng lambs 14 00-40:
lower gradea down from I8 60 to 12 00
and below; beat yearlings early 11.35;
tew heads tst ewea 4 50-8 75. with a
email number at 8 00.
ment wrappers 44c In cartons; B
grade, 43o In parchment wrappers.
430 In cartons.
Butterfat flrat quality maximum
of A of 1 per cent acidity delivered
In Portland, 41Hc-42c lb; premium
quality (maximum of 21 of 1 per
cent acidity), 82-32 '4c lb.; valley
routea and country polnta 3c less
thsn first, or 40c lb; second quality
at Portland 3c under flrat, or 39;j-40c
lb.
l&ga Price to producers: A large.
84c; B large, 32o: A medium. 32s;
B medium, 80o dozen. Resale to re
tailer 4o higher for caaea, carfons
5o higher.
Onions Oreen. 40c doe. bunches:
red, 60a, 81.38: yellow, 81.40; Walla
Walla. 61.16-1.28.
Peaa Local, So lb: Oregon coast,
3 50-3.75 box.
Other produce unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Portland. Ore., July 14 (IP) Grain:
Wheat Open High Low Cloae
July B6 06 08 88
Sept. ...7 87 87 97
Deo. 1.01 1.01 1.01 1.01
Cash grain: Oata, barley and corn
unquoted. No. i flax 3.43.
Cash wheat (bid): aoft white 83V.
aofe white excluding Rex 1 03; White
club 1.02: Western red 103.
Hard red winter: Ordinary R6H:
10 per cent 08; 11 per cent 1.03;
13 per cent 1.08.
Today'a car reoelpta: Wheat 38:
flour ti corn 3; oata 1; hay 1; mia
feed 1; flaxseed 1.
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San Francisco, July 14 HP) (US
DA) Butter. 83 score 40c; 8138;
8037; 8836.
Anacando
A ten. T. S. P.
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel ...
Caterpillar Tract.
Chryaler .
Curtlss-Wrlght
Douglaa Acft.
DuPont
Oen. Elec. .
Gen. Fooda ., ., ,,
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
Johna-Man. .
Kennecott
Monty Ward
No. Amer. Av'n
North Amer. .
Penney (J. C.) .
Pinna. R. R.
Phillips Pet.
Radio .
Sou. Pac.
Std. Branda ,
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trana, Amer.
FOREST REGISTRY
Union. Carb.
Unit. Aircraft .
United Airline
V. B. Steel .
Sacramento, July 14 (P) Churn
ing cream butterfat: fjrat grade 43;
second grade 41.
Volunteers Receive
Forest Fire Lesson
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. July 14 (Pj Wheat:
Wheat Open High Low Close
July ...1.18 120 1.18 1.18
Sept. ...1331, 133 1.21 1.22
Dec. ...125 1.26 1.25 1.33
May ......130 131 1.20 1.30
Portland Produce
Wall St. Report
Timber Products' 12-roan crew
of volunteer firefighters, organ
ized to aid Rogue River Nation
al Forest firefighters in case of
a serious conflagration this
summer, spent most of Sunday
in the Little Applegate region
receiving training In actual fire
fighting methods.
The crew, under the direc
tion of H. P. Gaylor, Rogue
River National Forest fire as
sistant, built a fire line and
were taught the "one lick"
method of extinguishing blazes.
i Portland, Ore.. July 14 (A But
ter prints, A grsde, 43c In parch-
New York. July 14. (PI
Stocks did better in today's mar
ket after an early light sell-off
failed to dislodge many leaders.
While the war news from Rus
sia was far from comforting,
and tax matters at home still
were regarded as a bit bearish,
the lack of any urgent liquida
tion, as in the preceding session,
prompted belated bidding for
asserted favorites.
Transfers were around 350,
000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 34 select
ed sto-ks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye
Am. Can .
A. T. e T.
The Grange
Upper Applegate Grange
Upper Applesate Grange met
in regular session July 11 with
Clara McKee as acting master
There were 20 members and
three visitors present.
Lecture hour included com
munity singing, readings, a short
speech by Mr. and Mrs. Fan
from Griffin Creek and an In
teresting talk by State Deputy
McClure.
The abrasive, rottenstone, Is
produced only In the state of
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LIGHTEN LABORS
Registrations can be made and
permits obtained to enter closed
areas in the Rogue River Nation
al forest at any ranger or guard
station between the hours of 7
a. m. and 8 p. m., or at forest
service headquarters in the Fed
eral building between 8 a. m.
and 9 p. m. except on Satur
days, when the office will be
open from 8 a. m. to noon, it
was announced today by Karl L.
Janouch, forest supervisor.
In the past, Janouch explain
ed, permits have been Issued at
all hours of the day and night
at the guard and ranger stations,
but the limited manpower and
lack of qualified persons avail
able for positions in the forest
at the present time has made it
necessary to establish certain
hours for the Issuing of permits.
Pointing out the Importance
to the guards and rangers of be
ing in good physical condition
to promptly attack fires wnen
they occur, Janouch called on
the public to cooperate with the
forest service in calling for per-
mits and making registrations
during the hours specified, in
stead of disturbing the sleep of
the guards and rangers during
nighttime. Janouch said that
if this were not done, it might
become necessary to place more
drastic closures on the forest in
order to carry out the forest
service's fire control responsi
bilities with the manpower avail
able.
The public was warned that
failure to register or obtain per
mits because it was inconveni
ent to do so during the hours
specified would not be regarded
as an excusable violation of the
law.
Four Die In Blast
At Gasoline Plant
Waynesville, N. C, July 14.
(P) A thunderous explosion
early today at the distributing
plant of the Standard Oil com
pany of New Jersey killed at
least four persons and hospital
ized eight others. The condition
of the injured was described as
serious.
J. L. Stringfield, chief of
police in this little mountain
town, said the explosion oc
curred while a large gasoline
transport was unloading. He
said that indications were that
a leak in the hose touched off
the blast, igniting some 40,000
gallons of gasoline.
CALENDAR
. Tuesday
8:30 p. m. Past Presidents
club of Degree of honor, picnic
at Helman Beths, Ashland. Bring
service, sandwiches and covered
dish.
7:30 p. m. Medford Duplicate
Bridge club. Hotel Medford.
7:45 p. m. Junior Guild, St,
Mark's church, home Dorothy
Burgess, 412 South Oakdale
avenue.
8:00 p. m. D. A. V. auxiliary.
Girls Community clubhouse, 229
North Bartlett street.
Wednesday i
10:30 a. m. Get-Together
club, Eagles hall, Red Cross
sewing, pot-luck luncheon at
noon.
2:00 p. m. Contemporary Book
club, Mrs. Don Newbury, 7 East
wood drive.
2-4:00 p. m. Unity Tea at
Unity center, 319 Medford Cen
ter building. Program 2:30 p. m.
WITH LUNCH today, order ACME . . .
the beer with the
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Acme Beer puts an"edge"to your lunch slow-down'' when you
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flavor adds xest Co a meal ... its habit of sayingTil take Acme"!
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Seaworthy in the best nsvy tradition an amphibian tractor
on which the navy has begun to accept delivery plows the water
of Lake Erie (top) in a test run near Detroit. Below the bis
craft shows it can be efficient on land, too, and pushes over
trees and smashes underbrush like toothpicks.
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Texarkana, Tex., July 14 (IP)
Sheriff Monroe Watts said that
Willie Vinson, 25-year-old negro
suspected of the attempted rape
of a white woman, was taken
from a hospital by a group of
men and hanged early today to a
winch at a cotton gin outside
the city.
Watts said the condition of the
negro's body indicated it had
been dragged behind an automo
bile before being hanged.
Vinson was captured early
Sunday morning in a cafe where
he was employed.
Vinson had been tentatively
identified by the woman involved.
PIE ACT NO LONGER FUNNY
San Diego, Cal. (U.R) Llewel
len C. Davis was granted a di
vorce decree on grounds that
when be asked nis wue now
soon dinner would be ready, she
plastered him in the face with a
freshly baked iced cake.
ARRESTS HIT NEW HIGH
San Francisco, (U.R) Traffic
arrests became a major industry
in California in 1941. There
was a record-breaking number
of 572,222 traffic cases in the
courts, with 566,194 convictions.
Most of them were speeders.
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DEFEAT CORBEn
Sockeye Jack McDonald em
ployed a Boston crab after 38
minutes of tough mat work to
dispose of Australian Joe Cor
bett in the main event of last
night's mat program in the Med
ford armory. It was the lona
fall of the battle, and Corbett,
after suffering for some two
minutes in the throes of the
maneuver, was unable to return
for more action.
Cliff Olsen, slated to face
Soldier Joe Buccola in the open
ing event, failed to show up,
and Prince Mihalikia and Bob
Kruse took care of the curtain
raising fireworks. Mihalikia
copped the match by taking
falls in the third and fourth
rounds, with a Boston crab and
a body press, respectively, after
Kruse pinned him with a wrist
lock and press in the second
heat.
Mihalikis then faced Buccola
in a 30-minute or one-fall con
test, and lost when Referee
Jack McDonald gave the match
to Buccola on a foul when the
Prince failed to cease his rough
stuff.
San Diego, Cal. (U.R)r-George
B. Wright, honey refiner, esti
mates that it takes the nectar
of 6,000,000 blossoms for bees
to produce one pound of honey.
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