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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1942.
Brilliant Cast In Premiere Show
BOEING MANAGER
FLAG PRESENTED
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Resignation of three faculty
member! from the Medford pub
lic school system was announced
today by E. H. Hedrick, city
school superintendent. The va
cancies have been filled by com
petent instructors in readiness
for the opening school date in
the city.
Miss Marjorie Kelly, head of
the girls' physical education de
partment of Junior high school
has entered her resignation to
take up camp exchange work at
Camp White. ' Miss Kelly has
been a member of the junior
high faculty for the past 12
years. She will be replaced by
Mrs. Phyllis Hawk who taught
last year at Oak Grove school.
Miss Mary Ellen Eberhart, in
structor in art at junior high
school has resigned her position
and will be married in the near
future. Mrs. Urscla Ogle, who
has been teaching leisure arts at
Jackson school, has been selected
to fill this vacancy.
Resignation of Mrs. Wilna
Kincaid, Spanish and English
teacher at the high school was
also announced with Miss Carol
H. Snyder of Los Angeles to re
place Mrs. Kincaid.
JWLEPOlESS'
Mrs. Cora Ma' Babcock, route
I, Jacksonville, Is one of the
authors whose work Is pub
lished in "The Voice of Free
dom," a 600-page book of poems
and lyrics. This is a volume
which ipeaks for all Americans
in this war crisis a.id has Just
been published, it was an
nounced. . .
Thousand, of -ithors located
throughout the country compete
ed for a place in the volume
and to have won a position in
the book is considered an "tv
portant liter-iy achievement. A
similar volume will be published
again at a later date.
CALENDAR
7:4S p. m. Daughters of Job
dance, Masonic temple.
, , Thuriday '
j-30 P. m. Wenonah club
home Ve Slngler 514 .South
Crapa street, dessert bridge.
-.nn D m. Women's Relief
J horrTe Mrs. Fred Law
rence. 1422 Euclid avenue.
I Births
REH-To Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non. Rt. 2. August 19 a girl, six
pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital. KRUEOER To Mr. and Mrs.
Clement E., 829 Bennett Aug
ust 19, aboy, seven pounds, at
Sacred Mean i
a 4nr Publication
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
Nora Vernon, Plaintif J. vs.
Thomas Vernon. Defendant.
To the Above Named Defend
ant, Thomas Vernon:
In the Name of the State ot
Oregon, You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
Complaint filed against you in
the above entitled suit on or be
fore the last day of four weeks
from the date nf the fust publi
cation of this Summons, and, it
you fail so to appear and answer
said Complaint, for want there
of, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for a decree for the relief
demanded In her complaint, suc
cinctly stated as fol'ows. to-wit:
That the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved and held for naught.
This Summons is published by
order of the Honorable II. K.
Hanna. Judge of the Circuit
Court of Jackson County, Ore
gon, made and entered on the
18h day of August. 1B42.
The time prescribed for publi
cation of this Summons Is once
each week for four consecutive
weeks. The dnte of the first
publication of this Summons is
the 19th day of August. 1942.
O. H. UF.NC.TSOM
Attorney for Plaintiff.
126 East Main Street
Medfnrd, Oregon.
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11 DIE IN CRASH Efforts to rescue II workmen trapped in the
warehouie failed when part of the building crashed upon them.
I thousands of beer cases avalanchad onto wreckaae. traooina
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland, Or., Auj. 10 OfVUSDA)
Cattlt: Market alow, steady to
weak; few choice to low medium
gross steers 8 00-11 50; fed groaoer up
to 12 35; common dairy type heifers
8 00-50; light beef heifers 11.00; can
ner and cutter cows 5.25-7.00; fat
dairy type cows 7.76; medium beef
cows held above 8 2; common-medium
bulls 800-10 00; good beef bulls
quotable at 11.00; good-choice Tealers
14.SO-15.0O.
Hogs: Market active, strong to five
cents higher; good-choice 170-315
lbfl. 15 30-63; 330-2C0 lbs. 14 85-16 00;
light-light. 1486-15.00: ROOd 360-550
lb. sows 14.0O-00; good-choice 73-103
lb. feeder ptgs strong to 36 higher
at 10.00-70.
Sheep: Market steady; one lot
good-choice 97 lb. springers 12.00;
medium -food 10.01-11.25 feeders
salable 0 75 down. i
float h San Franclaeo
South San Francisco, Aug. 10 rVP)
(Fed State Mkt News Cattle sal
able 850, around aix loads good north
coaat grass steers offered, price
sharply higher: package common and
medium steers 11 50-12 50; load food
north coast heifers quoted 1200;
Oood range cows 0 0O-60: canners
and cutters 6 60-8 00; medium saus
age bulls 0 30-10 00.
Calves: Salable 150. Nominal, two
cars medium to good teal era offered
Hogs: salable 350. around 10
lower; few 185-335 lb, Barrows and
OUts 15 53; bulk choice 350-270 lb.
hogs 15.26; odd good sows 13.35.
Chicago
Chlcatro. Aug. 10 (JPi (US Dept.
At.) Salable hovs slow; welRhts
340 lbs. down steady to 10 lower;
weight above 340 lbs. and sows fully
steady; good and choice 180-240 lbs.
1475-15 05: top 15 10; 340-70 lbs
14 60-85: 370-360 lbs. 14 35-65; good
and choice sows 330 lbs. 14.13-35;
330-400 lbs. 13 00-14 33; good 400
550 lbs. 13 40-14 00.
Salable Sheep : Today's trade :
Little early trading: moat bids on na
tive spring lambs at 15 00 and down.
Bluntly lower; aaktng fullv ateariy or
around 16.33 for best kinds; other
clashes steady; odd deck good fed i
yearltnis 11.60-13 00; fat ewes scarce,
6 50 down.
Salable Cattle: PVd steers and year
linn steaclr to 15 lower: good to nfr
ehoic, offrrinita moatw 10-15 off:
trade fairly actlre: top 1S85 paid
for choir to prima Nebreakaa: rev
ral loada 16 00-aB: liberal supply
old at 14 75-18 75: comparatively
little here under 1375.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore., Aittf. la
These are the prices retallpra piy
wholesalers, except where otherwise
noted:
Country Meats eeltlng price to re
tsller: Country-killed hogs, beat
butchers. 119 to 149 lbs.. 30-310.
nominal: others unchsntcd.
All other prices steady unchanged.
Use Mall Tribune want ada.
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Superb accommoda
tions, fine cuisine, and
distinctive service await
today' travelers at
this city's largest, best
located hotel.
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NEW VISTA OF ST. PAUL'S-Thls nnususl view of
the great dome of St. Paul's Cathedral In London was made
throuih the shattered treat west door of City Bow church, whlcfr
suffered damage in Nail air raids on the capital.
Portland Wheat
Wheat: Open High Low
Sept. S44 04 04
Close
04 S
Dec 08 08 It 08 9
Cash Grain:
Oats No. 3-38 lb. white 38 35.
Barley No. 3-43 lb. B. W. 33 60.
Chicago Wheat
Wheat: Opn H!,rh Low Close
Srp. 117'j-l, 1 19', 1.17i 1.18V4
Dec. 120',-. H1H 120't 1.21'tS
May 1.34-1 24', 125', 1 24 1 25 ,-,
Wall St. Report
New York, Aug. 19. itP)
The stock market exhibited con
siderable bullish spirit in the
I ,. , ,,,.. ,j. u..t f,.
I ',rst. hour today but thereafter
buying enthusiasm
waned and
prices settled Into
rnnue.
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U S. Steel
The Introduction of the band
aw in American saw mills dates
from the Philadelphia Centen
nial Exhibition of 1876, when
Henry Disslon rreatcd a sensa
tion by exhibiting his perfected
Hand saw in actual operation.
In the 19 years since the
founding of the junior traffic
patrol in San Francisco, there
has been no injury or death In
volving a school child at any
of the 600 crossings patrolled by
schoolboy traffic officers.
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RENI6S ON SLUR
OF LADY TOILERS
Seattle, Aug. 19. Of) Take
it easy girls; the Boeing aircraft
executive who spoke disparag
ingly of feminine frivolity on
the assembly line didn't mean
to cast a reflection on the
ability of the sex.
Reverberations from across
the country led H. Oliver West,
executive vice president of the
Boeing company, to Issue a
statement last night that "on the
whole, our women employes
are doing an excellent Job. The
use of women has proved so
satisfactory in general that we
expect within a few months to
have SO per cent or more of our
entire factory payroll made up
of women workers."
He was quoted yesterday, fol
lowing an Interview with a
touring group of women report
ers, as belittling the flirtatious
attitude of many girls In the
aircraft plant. Reports to the
contrary flooded the news wires
from other air plants around the
nation.
In Washington, D. C Mary
Anderson, head of the women's
division, even suggested that "it
would seem Mr. West is one of
those men who didn't want
women In the plant in the first
place."
Current Japanese propaganda
methods were discussed before
the Medford Rotary club Tues
day noon at the Hotel Medford
by Dan Bowerman, representa
tive of the United Press, San
Francisco bureau. Transcrip
tions of broadcasts from Radio
Tokyo, picked up by the western
listening post of the United
Press, were played by Mr. Bow
erman to illustrate the type of
programs emanating from
japan.
Major General Charles Ger-
hardt, commander of the 91st
division, and Colonel Fenton
Jacobs, thief of staff, also par
ticipated in the Tuesday pro
gram. Frank J. Newman, after
a brief outline of the aims and
objects of Rotary, International,
formally received Into the club
five new members: General Ger
hardt. Colonel Jacobs, Capt.
Vernon Jeager, division chap
lain, Shelby Tuttle, Southern
Oregon sales executive, and
Fred Morris, Southern Pacific
agent.
The government of Alaska has
the usual three divisions, Execu
tive, Legislative and Judicial,
and a fourth. Administrative.
All except the Legislative spring
directly from, and are controlled
by Federal authority.
Closing tun (or Cl tail fled Ads a
a m Too lata to Classify 13 30
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One of the year's grandest
casts comes to the Rialto theatre
Friday for one big week in the
world-premiere showing of "The
Talk of the Town." Cary Grant,
GOESTOANDOVER
Many residents of this city
will miss Mrs. W. E. Croteau of
S26 Front street who left here
recently for Andover, Mass..
where she will make her home
with her sister, Mrs. Mary
Smith. A native of Ireland, she
carried her Irish brogue and wit
into the homes of many local
residents and her departure is
indeed a loss to those who knew
her for many years. She had
resided in Medfcrd over 20
years and had a large clientele
in laundrying fine linens.
She left behind her many
friends and also a faithful Shep
herd watchdog, who had been
her pet for many years. Through
the efforts of Mrs. S. W. Rich
ardson of the Humane society a
good home was found for the
dog.
Mrs. Croteau had returned to
her Irish homeland three times
since living in Medford. She
journeyed east by train.
70 TONSHAYAT
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Eagle Poirt, Aug. 19 (Spl.V
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Jean Arthur, Ronald Colman
and director George Stevens are
pictured here taking time out
for a moment's relaxation be
tween scenes.
alfalfa and oat hay and farm
equipment was destroyed early
this morning when fire nf
undetermined origin burned the
building and contents on the
Howard C. Short property at
Eagie Point.
The fire was discovered about
9 a. : i. and the Shorts e
' ible to extinguish the blaze
which was still burning at 9
o'clock this morning. The owner
stated that the hay was well
cured when stored in the barn
and harvesting had just beeu
completed.
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Wartime limits the supply of Coca-Cola. Those rimes when
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Flying from the staff in front
of headquarters of the 91st In
fantry division at Camp Whit
la gold star flag, presented to
the 91st by Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Kennon cf Eagle Point.
The flag was given Mr. and
Mrs. Kennon by the U. S. navy
in honor of their ton, Stanley
William Kennon, who was killed
in action May 10, 1918.
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Families working on war
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