PAGE NINE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Here Wednesdey Aubrey
Miles and Darby OToole, both
of Ashland, were brief visitors
in Medford yesterday.
Back From Trip Mn. Earl
Gaddis returned to her home at
609 East Main street this morn
ing from a five-week business
trip to Portland and other north
ern points.
Pits Fine Lyman Edgar
Cheney, charged with being
drunk on a public street paid
$10 fine in the city, police court
today. C. V. Flanders forfeited
$1 bail for overrjarking.
e
Cited To Court Richard
Irvin Wagner of Trail was ar
Jrejted by state police Tuesday
on a charge of operating a truck
with an overload. He was cited
to appear in Justice court at 2
o'clock today.
Initiation Crater Lake Aerie,
Fraternal Order of Eagles and
auxiliary will hold Initiation at
the hall at 42 North Front street
tonight Bt 7:30 o'clock. A dance
will conclude the evening with
music by Mceks orchestra,
Club To Meet Roxy Ann 4-H
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Lehman Friday for a
wiener roast at noon. All are
risked to bring wieners and buns.
In the afternoon L. E. Francis
will take moving pictures of
club members' livestock. All
stare asked to be present.
la
Appointed Charles Ernst, Jr.,
has been appointed by C. C.
Haggard. Jackson county first
aid chairman, to be In charge of
the personnel of the first aid
teams which will work in the
field from each casualty station
In the county. Two squads of
five members each are to be ap
pointed to each casualty itation.
List Wanted USO center an
nounced today that the center
would be interested in preparing
list of names of women who
would assist the soldiers with
home laundry and caring of
children, day and night. It was
exDlained that the soldiers will
pay for this service. Names may
be left at the USO center, tele
phone 7131
Receives Letter Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hull of this city received
word today from their son, Dan
Hull, that he is now a private
first class in the U. S. army,
stationed at Camp Berkley, Tex-
SITUATION
WANTED
Twenty years with two
firms. Wide sales, advertis
ing and stock room experi
ence. Familiar with pur
chasing and personneL Mid
dle aged, best of references.
DIAL 6S99.
On Business E. W. Mosher,
district passenger agent for the
Pennsylvania railroad and the
Long Island railroad arrived
here from Portland by train this
morning where he planned to
spend the day on business.
Forfeits Ball Roy Frank By-
rum charged with reckless driv
ing on the city streets of Med
ford forfeited 825 bail in tne
city police court today. He was
arrested by city police June 28
and his appearance had been set
for today.
Meet Tonight Major J..R-
Livengood of Camp White will
be guest speaker at the uau
volunteer meeting tonight at
7:30 o'clock In the Girls Com
munity clubhouse. USO senior
hostesses and volunteers are
urged to be present.
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On Buying Trip Mrs. Ida
Fvin and Mrs. Jane Hemstreet
are in San Francisco and Los
Angeles this week on a buying
trip for Evans' Sport Shop of
this city. Mrs. Evans will return
Medford Saturday and Mrs.
Hemstreet will visit friends and
relatives in the bay area lor a
few days.
To Lecture Members of the
Oregon State police will lecture
on the traffic laws and regula
tions of Oreaon at a series ol
motor officers' classes to be con
ducted by the 91st Infantry Di
vision at Camp White starting
Monday, it was announced to
day by General Charles n. --er-hardt's
headquarters.
Leaves Wednesday Irvin W.
Bales, director of field research
..- tw i-hinman Chemical com
pany, Boundbrook, N. J., left
k.r. it nieht for the south
r unending two days trans
acting business with valley or
chardists and packers. Bales
played end on the Washington
stot rnlleee football team that
int to Alabama in tne nose
Bowl In the 1930's.
Minor Mishaps Automobiles
driven by R. A. Scott ot o-o
East Jackson bouievara ana
Mrs. A. F. Kultzi, of this city.
collided at the intersection oi
East Main street and Riverside
avenue yesterday at 10:55 a. m.,
and Eugene Shaw of 121 North
Grape street and Frank Heram
za of Kings highway, were driv
ers of automobiles which collid
ed at the intersection of North
Riverside avenue and Sixth
street Monday, according to re
ports on file. -
Drama Session USO drama
group will meet at the Girls'
Community clubhouse Friday at
7:30 p. m. and all civilians and
soldier interested are Invited.
Anyone having Russian cos
tumes, who would care to do
nate them for the USO Russian
evening planned for Thursday,
July 23. are asked to attend the
meeting or contact USO center,
dial 7131.
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To Active Duty Bruce Lev
erette, son of Mrs. Walter H.
Leverette of 611 South Oakdale
avenue and of Walter H. Lever
ette of Orchard Park Farms
left here yesterday to report at
San Pedro, Calif., for coast pa
trol duty. He enlisted In the U.
S. navy reserve, class M2, in
Los Angeles 10 days ago. Ac
rnmnanvina Leverette south
. " . .-
was Mrs. Douglas rt.
of Los Angeles, wno naa iw
visiting here with her sister,
Mrs. Leverette.
Scholarship Friends In this
..itv have received word that
Miss Betty Peake. daughter of
Mr anr! Mrs. Georse T. Peake of
Grants Pass was one of four
high school graduates in the
.tot. nf Oregon to receive a
year's scholarship to Oregon
State college from the scholar
ship fund of the Standard Oil
rnmnonv. Miss Peake was an
outstanding student in Grants
Pass high school and took a
prominent part in student activ
ities. She is the granddaughter
of the late Alice Trowbridge of
this city.
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Wall St. Report
New York, July 16. V-To
inflate or not inflate? That was
the question which stumped the
stock market today and kept
most dealers in a narrowly irre
gular area. .
The ticker halted at frequent
intervals and transfers for the
full proceedings approximated
275.000 shares.
Today's closing price for 84 select
ed stacks follow:
Al. ClKm. A Dye.
Am. Can . . -
A. T. T.
Anaoonda ,
Atcb. T. 8.
Bendli A via.
Beth. Sural .
Caterpillar Tract. .
Chrysler ....
CurtlM" Wright .
Douglas Acts. -
DuPont
LIVESTOCK
Oen. Else.
den. Foods
Oen. Mot.
Int. Harvest,
Johns-Man.
Kenneeott .
Monty ward
No. Amer. Avn
North Amer.
Penney J. C.)
Penne. R. R.
Phillips Pet.
Radio
Sou. Pec.
Sid. Brands
St. Oil Cel.
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Trans. Amer. .
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
United Airline
U. 8. Steel
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ATTACK BENGASI
Bombing One Phase of Con
tinuing Battle on Western
Desert Rommel Retreats
Portland
Portland, Ore.. July 16 (ffV(t7S
Dept. Agr) Cattle 135: calves 190:
market slow, moeuy ste-ay; u
common grass steera 0 00--O medium
greasers to 11.25: no good ted steers
offered, light weight quotable up
ward to 13 85: few medium oeej
heifers 10.00-60, common grades 8 00-
o.OO: esnner and outter cows 8.00-
6.35. fat dairy type cows up to 7.00,
heavy beef cows 7.50-B..3. young
cows to 8.75: medium to fairly good
bulls 960-10.85, common grades 8.00
down: good to choice vealers mostly
13 00-50. few 14.00, common to med
ium grades 9.00-13.50.
Hogs 850; market active. 10-13
higher than Wednesday's average:
good and choice 175-315 lbs 14.65-75.
medium grades 14.50 down; 330-380
lbs 13.75-14.00. few 14.35; light
lights 18.75-14 00: good sows 400-600
lbs 11.00-13.00, light weights up to
13.75: good feeder pigs 116 lbs. 16.00.
Sheep 750; market steady; good to
choice spring lambs !1 .50-78, lower
grades rather slow: few feeding lsmns
8.00-10.00; cull lamiw down to 7.00:
common yearlings 6.00-50: good ewes
3.50-4.00. cull and common graaee
1.00-3.50.
I NOW Walk 2 Blocks More Pay I Oe Less
Hn-ti SEE TWICE AS MUCH! 4QC
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oath San FranelMe
South San Francisco, July 18
PH-IUS Dept Agr) Cattle 100.
About steady: half car 1184 lb steers
1335; psekan 1050 lb heifers 8.50;
package 1370 lb. grass cows b oo.
Canners and cutters 5.00-70, lew
common 7.00: medium sauaage bulls
8.60-10.00. Calves: salable 16. Steady;
few good to choice vealers 13.00-50.
Hogs 400. Around 10 higher: tnree
loads good 185-335 lb barrows snd
silts 15.35: odd good sows uw.
Sheen 3000. Steady; two decks
rood 83 lambs 13.36; two decks med
lum 74 lb. lambs 13 35: deck 100 lb.
shorn number I yearlings 11.00.
sorted 15 per cent 10.00; medium to
choice ewes s.so-s as. .
Chicago
Chicago. July 16 IF VS Dept.
Agr.) Hogs 30.000; steady to 10 low-
I er: most decline on weight unaer
340 lbs.
Sheep 8000: some early bids about
steady at 14.00-35 for good and choice
kinds spring lambs up to around
14.50: good 81 lbs shorn California
spring ismbs with No. 1 pelts 1345;
few fat ewes 4.50-t.OO.
Cattle 8.000: calves 880: largely
steer run bulk 13.75-14.00: top 14.66
paid for average choice light steers
of long yearling type. Beat heifers
136; bulk 13.76-13.60; cutter cows
8 50 down, not msny above 8 40;
most fst cows 8.76-9.76.
Ashland, July 18. (SpU
Milton Richard May, 17-year-old
driver of a lumber truck, nar
rowly escaped serious injury
when his truck, loaded with fin
ished lumber which ha was haul
ing from Central Point, turned
over at the Plaza corner Wed
nesday afternoon.
May 6tated that wnen ne
started around the curve he rea
lized that the five foot stack of
lumber of his truck was slip
ping and he made a hasty re
treat from the truck cao, snut-
ting off the switch before he
started crawling out.
When the truck had reached
the oedestrian crossing directly
in front of the entrance to me
city recorder's office and turned
over. May was on the running
board. His only Injury were
scratches received when his
head hit the rear-view mirror
on the right side of the truck.
The truck was carrying slight
ly more than 9,000 feet of lum
ber, May stated, and was being
hauled from the Mt. Pitt Lum
ber company to the Henry Lum
ber company, south of Ashland,
where it was to be recut,
TOT DROWNS IN WELL
Ore eon City. July 16. (f)
Edwin Tschudy, 19 months oldj-
fell into a 30-foot well and was
drowned last night at the farm
home of his parents near Clacka
mas. The father lowered him
self Into the well with a rope
and recovered the body which
was brought to the fire station
here but resuscitation attempts
were In vain.
Cairo, July 16 (P) Heavy
bombers of the United States
army air forces made a daylight
attack on the axis base of Ben
gasi, Libya, yesterday, starting
a large dock fire.
The bombing was one phase
of the continuing battle of the
western desert, in which RAF
and allied airmen attacked Ben
gasi and Tobruk, both far west
of the fighting zone, and at
tacked the axis armies "In
force" at the front.
On the ground the German-
Italian forces of Marshal Erwin
Rommel were reported to be
giving ground on the central
front west of El Alamein, but
British headauarters acknowl
edged that the Germans had
achieved some gains in the
coastal zone and "partially suc
ceeded" in reestablishing them
selves at Tel El Eisa.
British Move Up
As the result of an attack
launched before dawn yester
day, British troops pushed for
ward in the central sector to
secure objectives at the western
end of a ridge south of El Ala
mein, a communique said.
Prisoners were taken, out
their numbers are not known,"
the bulletin added.
The assault apparently was
launched to relieve pressure on
Australian forces holding re
cently-won positions at ei i
Eisa the "Hill Of Jesus" ana
evidently was at least partly
successful, for the communique
announced that imperial troops
continued to hold high grouna
in that area.
Enemv forces wnicn succeed
ed In occupying positions at
Tel El Eisa Tuesday night were
heavily bombarded all aay yes
t.rH.v hv British artillery and
planes and a number of axis
tanks were knocked out of ac
tion, the bulletin reported.
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SLEEP IKO ROOMS for gentlemen.
134 TTlpp.
ffOAAA New cottage, modern In
7j7UV every way. Also six room
house one acre land, city water.
close In. H. O. wuaon. 7 Chestnut.
Phone 4644.
POR SAIX 1S34 Queen Anne. At
tractive sis room new horns, hard
wood floors, tirrplsoe. basement
and furnace Insulated and weath
er-strlpped. cool In summer, low
heating coat In winter. Sightly
location. Well planted yard In
front snd back. Charles R. Ray
Room 317 Medlord Bldg., Ph. 8803
FOR 6 ALB
33 ACRES. 41 miles south Of Med
ford. 4-raom house: eleotrlcty. drill
ed well: sll fenoed: wood for do
mestic use. 600. (300. cash.
ALSO
R ORADE Dslrr farm: 37 acres, meat
all Bear Creek bottom land: 4-
roora modern house, electricity.
l.nre barn, milk house. Price S7B7S
with eitx-k and equipment, 9376
Income S300 per month.
ALSO
a-nVMLT ntMjitered house. 3 lanre bed'
. , ...... b h.HtnvJ
rooms, oiveai-es nw. ..... .
floors rn living and dining room:
garage snd work shop: attractive
yard, ahade trees. This property
Is In fires elsss condition, on pave
ment. F.s side. S3500.
1 O. PICKELL, 16 8. Bertlet.
AIRPLANE HAT-K.th.
erlne Feeney at Alexandria Bay,
N. Y wears a scale model navy
plane as her chapeau. Plane l
one of 60,000 model aircraft
made by N. 7s Khool children.
TRRtOATED STOCK RAKCX
fJO AAA-300 crM- 78 un lrrt
yOUUU gated. Can get water for
oo acres moiw ennp m w
per acre, low taxes, all level land, .
free soil, ell fenced Alfalfa, grain,
potato land well drained 6 room
bouse. Barn. Is sy terms, discount
for cash or take some trade
Immediate salePlace will be
rented If not sold In next few days.
Phone 4938. J. C- Bsrnea, 30 it.
Peach St.
WANTED Olrt for housework and
- care of one child. Room, board
and 6 per week. Phone 3690. Sat.
- urday 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
rOR SALE Late model with good
tires. Reasonable price. Phone 4361.
FOR 6HHCK BALE 19S3 Chevrole
sedan, fair rubber. Floyd Palmer,
333 Mae St. Call evenings.
WANTFO light ten or twelve foot
rowboat and oars. Olre price de
livered. Oold Nugget, Oold KM,
Ore.
WANTED Late model 3 bedroom
home with fireplace; must be
good. Phone 6805.
WILL BXCHANOB valley farm fee
stock ranch or sell acreage. 10 to
100 aorva. also will lease loo acre
ready for summer fellow. P. O.
Box 307. Eagle Point. Owner Hotel
Allen. Friday and Saturday.
FOR SALB--Used pipe organ for
church use. 8 sets console, blower
and stack complete. Must bo
moved soon. Jsqulth Muslo Co, Ml
S. H)rh St. Salem, Oregon.
FOR SALE Electric refrigerator,
household furnishing-. Ph. 3766.
WANTED H and 3-ton truck stake
body. W. A. Ooldln. 1 mL - 3TB
Beck'a Bakery, Morrow Rd.
DESERTERS HELD
Portland, July 16. JP) Two
youths arrested in an automo
bile, stolen at Napa, Calif., were
held in Jail here today as de
serters from the navy. They
gave their names as Howard J.
Beverage. 16. of Portland, and
James A. Blankenblckler, 17, of
Vancouver, Wash.
SECOND IN WEEK
Portland, July 16. (VP) A
subchaser, second warcraf t
launched In a week by the Al
bina Engine & Machine works,
went down the ways late yester
day. Cuba has sold practically all
her 1942 sugar output of 4,100,
000 long tons to the United
States Defense Supplies corp.
WANTED--Loan, 8 years of more to
stock and Improve farm. P. O. Box
.07 Eagle Point.
FOR SALE Duplex, nearly
close In. terms. Phone 3804.
FOR SALE Oood Westlnghouse elec
tric range. 1109 Watt Msln St.
Closing tune for Classified Ads 8
s. m. Too Iste to Classify 13-40
p. m.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED To Rent or buy lmmedl-
stely RD-3 or RD-4 tractor In
good shape. Phone 633 Central Pt.
PORT
Closing time for Classified Ads
a. m-Too lata to Classify 13:30
p. m. t
BtjTWarondejrjndJlet
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore.,
due unchanged.
July 16 0P Pro-
fft C AA Almost new and attractive
wnOUv suburbsn home, two bed
rooms, Isrge living room with fire
place, oek floors, built tn's. ete.
Oood bnrn, gsrage. 10 seres of good
clover land. Irritated. Owner called
by the army and must sell. We
will ssslst In flnsnclng this prop
erty to responsible purchaser. Elmer
Herrled, 44 N. Riverside.
wrn RP.NT-Room for gentlemen
Cool ana comiorceoie. uuv v.v
Msln.
FOR UP to the minute beauty work
Dial 3381. cameo Beauty oaion. iv
8. Central.
FOR RENT Modern six room house
unfurnished. 7 Chestnut, rn. eovv.
WANTED Two good used tires. 8:80
x 17. Cell after 6 p. m. at Merrick.
Cabin 43.
WANTED 'SI to B small Bulck
a-rfrt miiM ne mean, low xmiw
good 'rubber. Pay cash. Warren
Mapes. R 1 box 483, Sweden berg
Orchard.
TWO NEW Small wood ranges. bar
gain. Cash. 413 w. Drape ot.
won aalE Rubber-tired lawn l
er. electric fan. new steel rural
mall box. wheeled baby ears,
olav oen. baby bugtry. W. A. Ooldln
1 ml NB Beck'a Bakery, Morrow
Rd.
WANTED Someone to sell
stock used clothing on consign,
merit. Tribune Box 4403.
LONO DISTANCE MOVINO Wash.
Ore, Calif. Local moving ana stot
sge. EADS TRANSFER. Dial 3836.
WINDOW CLASS Phone 4113 "The
. Glass House," Medford Mlllwork Co.
QUADINB your dog against fleaa.
lice, moaqultos. ear and sarcoptu
mange, canker ear and wood tlcfca.
It works or money refunded. Do as
the great kennels do. Monarch
Seed Feed Co.
we can HELP YOU make your 1
ent car Inst r taking care of your
auto body troublea now. Dally Auto
Painting and Body Shop. 39 South
Bartlett.
FOR SALE Duo There oil
Medford Fuel Company.
stova.
FOR 6 ALB 3 milk COWS O. I- Bob
Inson. third house left oft JTlUe
Bwy. en Ross Lane.
TRADE Four-room- house, . H acre.
Irrigated, close In, and 81000 cash
for farm nesr Medford. See Champ,
130 E. Jackson. -
WANTED men. general orchard
work. 1 mllee from town. J. A.
Perry. Ph. 414. 604 West Main.
FARM WArrTTOBultable for -1
. and stock. Oood Improvements.
Boms timber or wood lot. River or
creek frontage. No Junk. Box 49fl
Tribune.
wrt j, carb for small breeds of dogs
and pupa by day or week. Also
birds. Oood cars. Reasonable, 186
Portland Ave.
FOR 6100 buy a trailer house. Old
Nwy and Central Point, city limits.
Orvllle Ounderman.
Portland. July 18. JP) Hy-
man Cohen, Journal market edi
tor,, reported today that x-ori-land
virtually is without fresh
pork supplies.
He said that ceiling prices
combined with refusal of deal
ers to ship dressed hogs here for
sale at low levels when tne fed
eral government Is paying high
er prices for live stuff has near
ly eliminated supplies nere.
Near record price, prevailed
on the Portland market today,
with crime stuff bringing 14.73
a hundred, up 10 cents from yes
terday. Some very heavy pac
ing sows brought n.7o, tne
highest price on record for this
quality.
To feed an army of 3V4 mil
Hon men, 20 million pounds of
food must daily be purchased,
shipped, tabulated and Issued.
DRIVING To Redding snd Sacramen
to Sunday or Mondiy. Room for 8
passengers. Phone 303 Jacksonville.
WANTED Reliable men wants
trucking or mechanical work. Trib
une box 3879.
8LEEPINO ROOMS for gentlemen.
16 8. Orange.
WAITRESS
Maldrlte.
WANTED Murray-
PHOTOS 3 for IBc
Complete Line Noveltr
Jewelry Engraving FREE
Camp White Bus Terminal
Open Evenings, Sundays
HENRY'S
Will Br
CLOSED
THURSDAYS
Beginning
TODAY
JULY 16
Nights Only :48-i00 Inc. taa
Kiddles lie Inc. tax
Portland Wheat
ri
Portland. Ore.
Wheat Open
July .es
Sept. ..97
Dee. 1.01
, July 16 Oram:
High Low Close
93 93
97 97 97
1.01 1.01 1.01
Cash grain: Oats, barley and earn
unquoted. No. 1 flag 3 41K.
Cash wheat (bid) soft white 99VI:
soft white excluding Rex 103: White
club 1.034: Western red UMVi.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 98:
10 per cent 1O0; 11 per cent 1.03:
13 per cent 109.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.11:
11 per cent 1.11: 13 per oent 1.13.
Today's ear receipts: Wheat It:
Barley 1: Flour 4: corn 3: mlllfeed (.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. July 16 tPr
Wheat Open High Low Close
July 1.19 1 !' 118 1.184
Tomorrow Night
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