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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1942. PAGE EIGHT German Saboteurs Sought by FBI Air Conditioned For Your Comfort E Gale I. Andrewi of Coqullle pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of reckless driving, and was fined $25 and costs in jus tice -ourt. Andr. s, while work ii.g at the cantonment last spring was involved in a head-on crash with an auto driven by Fred W. Hale of the Central Point area li which Hale and his wife were injured, and Andrews himself was in the hospital three weeks. Near the end of his convales cence Andrews posted bail, and returned to Coquille. According to the district attorney, Andrews forfeited the bail. Sunday he was returned from the coast city. State police, one of whom wit nessed the accident, filed the charges. Andrews, according to the report on file, was ducking in and out of traffic, at high speed when the accident oc curred. Allen R. Hilkey, IS, of Cen tral Point, charged with driving an auto without an operator's li cense, was fined $1.50 and costs. Clinton Moore and Henry T. Shankland, charged in a com plaint signed by L. R. Rupp with the theft of two pieces of canvas valued at less than $39 were lined S25 and costs. The department of Justice issued wanted circulars In Washington disclosing the identities of three expert German saboteurs ordered to the United States by the German high command, to de stroy vital war Industries. They were listed as Walter Kappe (left), Joseph Schmidt (center) and Reinhold Rudolf Barth (right). Dee. .1W" 1-23'i 1.31 131 May "J 1H JH Ran Francisco Ratter San Francisco. July 38 (JlY-tut-ter 8 scon. 4114c; 91 seora, 3914c; SO scon, tc; 89 score, 8714a. Sacramento. July 33 IIP) Butter- ft first arde 4Ho second 4314c. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. Ore, July 38 fp (U8 uepe Agr) cattle 325; calve 40; market active, ateady; few (raw fat steera 11-60-13.75; common steers .80-10.78: light dairy type ateers quoted to 1435: common heifers 8 60-9.00; good fed heifers Monday up to 13.00: canner and cutter cows (.78-7.00: fat dairy type eowa 7.75: good young beef cows 8. 00-75: good beef bulla 10.50-11.35; common down to 8.00; good-choice vealers .50-1.00 higher than last week at 11.00-15.00; extreme top 18.00; common down to (.00. Hogs 400; market very uneven, few early aalea steady to 18 lower; later mostly 38 lower; few good-choice 180 310O lb 15.10-35; later IS down: few t 14.85: 330-370 lb 14.35-75; light llehte 14.00-75: good aowa steady. 800 500 lb 13.00-50: lighter welghta to 13.73; good 418-570 lb stags 11.50 13.00: choice light feeder plga quoted up to 17.00. Sheep 600; market active, steady: good -choice .springers mostly 1300. few 13.35: medium grades 11.60-85: best yearlings Monday 8.00; few medium gradea today 7.60-75; medium-good ewes 3.00-4.00. Chicago Chicago, July 38 -Pr Hogs 18.000: top 14.55 freely; light sows mostly 1850-85 with good 400-630 lbs 13.76-1S.40. Bheep 0.000; good snd choice na tive springers about steady at 13-78-14.15. Cattl 8.000, calves 1.000; general steer and yearling market ateadv: selling rather freely at 14 38-16 35 and better: early top 15.40 on choice weighty ateers. Portland Produce Wall St. Report New York, July 28 (IP) As the ticker tape watchers figured it out, the general stability of today's stock market indicated a lot of discounting or that the list had become pretty well im munized to bad war news. . Transfers were around 250, 000 shares. Today'a closing prices for 84 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. at Dye unqtd Am. Can A. T. at T. Anaconda Atch. T. 8. F. , Bendlx Avia. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler ,, Curtlas-Wright Douglaa Acft. EniPont Con. Elec. Orn. Foods Cwn. Mot. Int. Harvest Johns-Man. - Kennecott Monty Ward Ho. Amn. Avt North Amer. Jenney( J. C.) Penna. B. R. .. Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Brands .. . Oil Cal .. St. Oil N. J.. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. ... Unit. Aircraft United Airlines V. S. Steel 84 118'i . 35 S . 43H . 31 . 63 , 34 '4 . eon 814 89 116V, 384 314 37 4714 87 H 30 80 10 Ti 704 304 89 V, 84 13'4 34 33 . 34 . 1 87 '4 20 'J "H 46 Portland. Ore, July 38 (AT Pro duce unchanged. ACCUSED TIRE SELLER PUTS UP $5,000 BAIL PnrllnnH .Tulv 2R (IP) MoT- rls E. Barhan of Westport wis free on $5,000 bail today after posting that sum yesterday in accepting service of a govern ment warrant charging that he sold 261 new tires without ra tioning board permission. The complaint alleges that hr attempted to account for lack of the tires by reporting them stolen. Portland Wheat Wheat; Open High Low Close Sept. ...93 '4 95i 84 94 Dec. . 894 99 97 97", Cash grain; oata, barley and corn unquoted. No. 1 flex 3 41. Coash wheat (bid): Soft white I 03: soft white eicludlng Res 1 04: White Club 1.08; western red 1.05 Hard red winter: 10 per cent 1.03; II percent 1.06; 13 per cent 1.10. Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1 13: It per cent I II: 13 per cent 1 18. Today's car receipts: Wheat 85; bar ley 9; corn 1: millieed 1. Chicago Wheat NINTH FATALITY Pendleton, Ore., July 28. (P) Death of Mrs. Beatrice Holly. Pendleton, in a hospital here yesterday afternoon was the ninth Umatilla county traffic fatality this year and the fifth in the last month. Mrs. Holly succumbed an hour after the car driven by her son-in-law, W. J. Shahan, left the road on a main highway 10 miles west of Pendleton. Wheat: Open HKh Low Close Sept. ..1.18 1.18 1 17 1.18 PHOTOGRAPHER SMOTHERS Salem. Ore., July 28 (41 Apparently overcome by smoke when a fire broke out in his second floor photo studio, Mich ael Eby, about 63, was found dead near an inner doorway last night. His body was badly burned. Astoria Tuna Price Skyrockets to $403 Astoria, Ore., July 28 (IP) Albacore tuna prices skyrock eted to $408 a ton today on 9,000 pounds sold by Capt. Si gurd Aldrickson of the schooner Salten. Today's figure was $20 higher than the former record, set last week. The Salten's delivery worth $1,838 to the skipper and crew was the second largest of the season here. Peas For Canning Reduced By Rains Pendleton, July 28 (IP) With only half the Umatilla county pea crop suitable for canning purposes because of unprece dented moisture, canneries at Pendleton and Milton will com plete their pack this week while the cannery at Athena suspend ed operations Sunday. Combines are already in the fields threshing the remainder of the crops as dry peas. BIRTHS JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, 321 Willamette avenue, Medford, July 28, a boy, eight pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. ' BROWN To Mr. and Mrs. W. E., Ge Bauer apartments, Med ford. July 28, a boy, six pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. KLINEFELTER To Mr. and Mrs. W 089 South Oakdale. Medford, July 28, a boy, seven pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. GAUNETT To Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 14 North Grape street, Medford, July 28, a boy, eight pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. SINK AXIS TRAWLER London, July 28 OP) One armed German trawler was sunk and a second heavily damaged early today in a fight with light British warships off Cherboug. occupied France, the admiralty annourfecd. Word has been received here on the death in Anaheim, Calif., Friday, July 17, of Hurlburt Daniel McBride, 83, a former well known resident of this valley, who operated a confec tionery store here and a small farm near Central Point. Last rites were held Monday, July 20. Mr. McBride was born In Bel- videre, 111., In 1859. His wife preceded him in death several months ago. He was a member of the Anaheim lodge of Elks. He is survived by two daugh ters, Mrs George Morrison and Mrs. Grace Iredale of Anaheim, and a sister, Mrs. Edward A. Butler of San Diego, Calif. California Speed Reduction Sought San Francisco, July 28. (IP) The California State Automo bile association announced today it intends to ask the next session of the legislature to reduce the maximum highway speed limit from 55 to 40 miles per hour for the duration of the war. An association statement said the action would be designed to conserve tires. Dutch Boy Paints YOUNGER Bt LANGE 31 No. Bartlett 4 2 P.M. O DENNY'S TOP NOTCH CAFE Formerly closed Wednesdays aach watk will, until further notice, be CLOSED EACH FRIDAY In Una with the policy of most Medloid res taurants to close one day each week. Denny's Delicious Dinners are sure to pleas you at this cosy, friendly TOP NOTCH CAFE ... 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