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MEDrORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORC OREGON, THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 20, 1942. PAGE THREE' RICH FILM STAR TO WED HER SKI Loe Angeles, Aug. 20 Norma Shearer, who once ana turn and fell into her ski instructor'i arms, is going to stay there. The wealthy, 36-year-old movie actress and Martin Ar rouge. Sun Valley, Idaho, ski teacher who is eight years her junior, will be married ' here Sunday and live in her luxuri ous Santa Monica Beach home. "We decided quickly on the marriage," the widow of Screen Producer Irving Thalberg said at the marriage license bureau, "and we haven't completed our plans. We are so very happy." The lithe, athletic Arrouge, who has not been married be fore, seemed ill at ease as the curious crowded into the license bureau but Miss Shearer saved the situation by acting as spokes men to questioners. Arrouge, former University of Nevada student, is attending a navigation school in nearby Van Nuys and plans to enlist in the army after the honeymoon. He is a native of San Francisco and Miss Shearer was born in Mon treal. One of the wealthiest women . in the film colony, Miss Shear er's income ranged upward to $300,000 while she was active in pictures. Thalberg's estate was $2,244,000 after all taxes had been deducted. Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer studio, in which Miss Shearer owns a large block of stock, paid her $900,000 to re main in pictures because a clause in her contract provided she could retire upon Thalberg's death. Cm Mall Tribune want ads. Boeing Workers See 'E' Award Made Thousands of Boeing employes gathered to see first Joint Army-Navy excellence award made at the fiant air factory in Northwest. Blue, red and sold Army-Nary "E" Flat now flies over Boeing and each worker wears coveted silver lapel pis. WILL LOSE JOBS Louisville, Ky Aug. 20 (Workers who failed to re turn to their Jobs at the Reyn olds Mttls Company plants to day, were removed from the company payrolls "and will not be re-employed under any cir cumstances. Carl JC. Greene, in dustrial director of the concern said. Greene said 71 workers did not report this morning. Employes who do not show up at later shifts in the day also will automatically lose their Jobs, the company spokesman stated. Joseph D. Cannon, regional CIO director, who said the men stopped work Tuesday because a CIO plant chairman had been dismissed for "no good reason," declared this morning that: "Reynolds is bluffing They can't get along without these men. There are no other trained workers available to take their places They'll have to take them back." INVESTIGATOR Former U. S. Attorney-General Wil liam D. Mitchell directs Grand Jury investigation of the N. Y. Daily News, Chicago Tribune and Washington Times Herald, charged with printing a Mid way bQtle story which may have ejren out national do (ansa information. Dee 13Hi 1.31H 1.30 1.1114 May Us 1-35H 1.34 135 and, with scattered exceptions, leaders slipped fractions to a point or so. Todays closing prices (or M select- ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. Dye - Am. Can A. T. T. Anaconda ; Atcii. t. a. r. Bendls Avla. - Beth. Btl Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler . Curtlw-Wrtfht Douglas Acft. ., . DuPont Oen. Eire. 0n. Food, Oen. Mot, Int. Harvest , Johns-Man. Kennecott Monty Ward Ho. Amer. Av'n North Amer. . 131 -.Unqtd . na - M'i . 4S - lit 53 1 . . Mt - T'i unqu: . 114 - art - S3t St. OU . J. Trans. Amir, Union Carb. Unit. Aircralt -United Airlin U. a. Steel at4 17 1 ISt Greenland is the world's most sparsely inhabited area, with .04 persons per square mile. Penney (J. C.) Penna. R. R. Phillips Pet. Radio Sou Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. . 4Bt unqtd sot . at n lit it . Tit T 12 1 set it 14 . Foots Creek Foots Creek, Aug. 20 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dodds, who have been operating the Foots Creek store and service station the past year are leaving for Oakland, Calif., this week, and Mr. and Mrs. Rickard. formerly of Medford and Gold Hill are now operating the store and sta tion. Mr. Rickard, who has been in the butcher business for a number of years plans on hand- NOW! EXCLUSIVE at HEATH'S And a New Fresh Stock Just Arrived Helena rubinste.n BASIC BEAUTY AIDS giv you complexion lovwllrma day In day evtl iMSTIUllZID MCI OUM-Ilj RAnttlN MCI MWDRS-. Tica texture softens, soothes, Especially blended for dry or cleanses, lubricates. From 1.00 oflyikins. From 1.00 TOWN AND COUNTRY MAM.Uf UPf TICKS in glorious Color. i us-Insures a lovely lasting velvety texture. From 1.00 make-up. From 1.00 HEATH'S DRUG STORE 3S North Central Ave. Phone 3551 Medford Center Bldg. Free Delivery Mail Order Service m,a i in -fcai 1 V' - J SHOWER Rosamond Farrell Buck, It, gets wall sprayed with champagne as she christens the new cargo vessel African Star of Kearny, N. J., shipyard. The young lady is the nieca of John J. Farrell. chairman of the American South African Una- ling fresh meat, which will be a great convenience to fhe com munity in this time of saving tires. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ungreen of Oold Hill, took Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ortggi. Ed Koster and Mrs. Eunice Koster to Crescent City Sunday. Aug. 10, where they enjoyed the day. Mrs, Alfred Fonts returned home from a several weeke visit with her son at Los Angeles and friends. The new homes of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones and Mr. and Mra. Lee Ma lone, adjoining the former Ouetzlaff property are nearlng completion. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance and Mr. and Mrs. George Lance spent several days with their slater Mra. Mary J. Helma at Klamath Junction last week. Sewing circle met August 11, with Mrs. Laura Dally, with nine pres. ent. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ruby Flick. M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE PAY LESS-DRESS BETTER 220 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 3332 0 Select Your NEW FALL COAT HOW! Us our easy lay-away plan. Bring Friend Husband In any evening and have him help (elect your coat. We are open every evening until 8:00 P. M. New Fall ready-to-wear Is arriving daily. You will be pleasantly surprised how lit tle ft costs to own a lovely new Fall Coat. Dept. Store Fay Lest and Dress Batter LP fit TESTIFIES According to . John P. Hosack, Vice Presi dent of the Mahoning Valley Steel Company, Nifes, O., testifying before Senate War Investigating Committee, that large steel interests are forc ing small firms out of business thereby blocking war effort. BAN MASS ROUND-UPS San Francisco, Aug. 20 UP) If the army finds military secur ity dictates the removal of fur ther persons or groups from the Pacific coast, action will be taken individually in each case ! and not collectively, as In the evacuation of Japanese. CIVIC FACES RED Pratt. Kas., Aug. 20. UP) The chamber of commerce is em barrassed. A Jackrabbit loped down Main street, stopped to nibble at grass growing through Joints of the concrete walks, then hopped away undisturbed. LIVESTOCK Wall St. Report Portland Portland. Ore., Aug. 20 CP (US Dept Agr) Cattle ISO. total 335: calves salable as, total to: market active, steady to strong, few grass fat ateera 11.S0-11.3S; fed graseere to 13.60; common grades down to 140; ood good fat steers 13.50: common dairy type helfera S.OO-8.50; eanner and cutter cows S.SO-7.00; fat dairy type cowa 7.75; medium-good beef cows 1.00-9.50; medium-good beef cowa 8.00-0. SO: medium-good bulls mosty 1.75-10.50; good-choice veal ers 14.50-15.50. Hogs, S0O. total 400. market active around 10 higher than Wednesday's average: good-choice 170-311 lb 16.- 60 to mostly 15.es; lew is. to: a new hteh: one lot held higher. 130-115 lb 14.75-16.00: few 15.35; light ugnta 14.75-16.00; good sows 14.00-50: com mon light pigs quoted up ta, 16.75. Sheep 400, total 450: market about steady; medium-good spring lambs 10.50-11.60: few good-choice 11.75; feedera 1.76 down: good laughter ewes 4.00; few breeding ewes 6.00. NewfYork, Aug. 20. UP) The stack market ran into a little more profit cashing today AntS--7ROaCl.eS Here's a Quick safe odorlesa way to help you keep your home free from these peaU aimply aprlnkle Bl'HACH crore their raila and in cracks and crevicea. Bl'HACH for over 00 years is one of the beat protections against thene nasty Insect pests. Safe, odorless. In Handy Siller Cans 15e np at Drug, Gme y. Seed Htores and Pet Shops. 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Chicago Chicago, Aug. 30 p rjl rpt Agr) Roga. moderately active, strong to 10 higher; good and choice 180-340 lba 34 85-15.10: 170-860 lbs 1445-75; good 400-550 lbs 1150-14.18. Cattle: Choice steers and yearlings steady to strong; top 18.40; several loada 16.75-18.16; medium ta good grades weak to 16 lower; fed heifers about ateady; best helfera 16.00: med ium to good fat sows alow, ateady at 10.35-11.00 and better; bulls active; weighty aauaage offerings to 11.00: vealera strong with 18-50 practical top: several packages to small klllera 18.00. Portland Produce Wirtlanrf. ra-a. Aue. 30 ThseS are the prices retallera pay wholesal ers, except where otherwise notea: Live poultry buying prices: noosf srs. 10-lle lb. ' Onions green, 88e doe. bunches; .Oregon dry, 1.80. All other produce prises steady, unchanged. Portland Wheat Wheat: Open High Low Sept. 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