CATTLE FEEDERS
Washington, May 23 (U.R)
The Var Food Administration
soon will'announce plans (or the
payment of the new $35,000,000
government subsidy to cattle
feeders, officials said today.
The subsidy will come out of
Commodity Credit Corp. funds
and will be paid through local
agricultural agency committees
upon presentation of sales re
ceipts by cattlemen. Both AAA
and CCC are WFA agencies.
The feeder subsidy was an
nounced by War Mobilization
Director Fred M. Vinson last
week as part of a revised meat
program intended to increase
production and get better distri
bution of civilian supplies. It be
came effective May la.
A payment of 50 cents per 100
pounds will be made to stock
men upon the sale of good and
choice cattle, except bulls,
weighing 800 pounds or more.
The subsidy is the first, govern
ment payment to be made di
rectly to the livestock producers
and is designed to encourage
movement of cattle into feed lots
for fattening to heavier weights
and better quality.
Payment machinery will be
patterned along the same gen
eral lines of the present subsidy
to dairy farmers on sales of milk
and butter fats. Farmers may
present their sales certificates to
AAA officers any time after the
first of the month and collect
payment on sales made during
the preceding month.
Livestock
Portland, Ore, May 23 (UP)
LlvestocK: uauie iifio, coives 2D. Ac
tive, steady on kinds available; steers
scarce: few cutter-common heifers
8.50-11-50; canner-cutter cows 7.00
0.50; fat dairy type cows to 10.50;
medium-good sausage bulls 11.00
12.50; good-choice vealers steady 15.00
16.00. Hogs 100. Very active, steady at
ceiling prices; barrows and gilts all
weights 15.75; sows 15.00; feeder pigs
scarce, quotable to 20.00.
Sheep 250. Generally active, steady
to strong; few sales and bids about
steady; good-choice spring lambs held
around 13.50-13.75; few medium-good
shorn old crop lambs and yearlings
11.50; good shorn ewes 6.50.
Chicago, May 23 (UP) (WFA)
livestock: Hogs: Active, fully steady.
flood and choice barrows and gilts 140
bs. and up at 14.75 celling; good and
choice sows at 14; complete clearance.
Cattle: Very active; firm trade on
fed steers and yearlings; bulk cattle
sold on early round; top steers 17.90;
bulk 15.25-17.40: best yearling heifers
17.75: cows scarce, strong to shade
higher: cutters 8.75 down: bulls strong
to 25e higher; weightyeausage bulls to
13.25 and weighty fat bulls to 15;
vealers 25c higher, at 16 downward.
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat
Get Happy. Cooling Relief For
Banunf Callouses Put Spring in Your Step
Don't groan about tired, bmrtlnr feet.
Don't moan about enllousc. Get busy and
rtva them an Ice-Mint treat. Feel the com
forting, soothlm? coolneta of Ice-Mint drir.
In oat fiery burning . achin tiredness.
Hub Ice-Mint over those uffly hard old
corni and callouses, u directed. Sea how
white, eream-like, medicinal Ice-Mint heir
often them up. Get foot happy today to
Ice-Mint way. At all druffgiit.
FATHER'S DAY
CARDS
Father's Day is June 17th.
Time now to select cards
to send overseas.
SWEM'S
Book and Gift Shop
BREAD IS AT ITS BEST
FLAVOR, ... WHEN IT'S
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Sheep 4.000: aetivA. fullv
ven loads good to mostly choice 94-
cppea lamos no. l pelt
15.25; six loads mixed common to
goua no id. snorn lambs No. 2 pelt
12 75; sorted about 150 head; odd lots
iuuiq nauvs ewes f o.za.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, May 33 (UP) Grain
nange:
Open High Low Close
July ...162 fc 164 162'. 163i-.i
Sept. 159?B lt.03, 159 .a lWHa-lij
Dec. ....159 1593,4 1583a 1591s
San Francisco, May 23 (UP)
jjairy Mar net:
Butter; 03 score 43, S3 score 43 Ifc,
90 score 42 V4. 89 score 4 Hi,
Cheese: Loafs 27 9, triplets 37.3.
Eggs: Large grade A 40 i, medium
grade A 37i, small grade A 35l,i,
large grade B 37 i.
Central California Eggs: Large grade
A 42, medium grade A 39, small grade
A 37, large grade B 39.
Nye Nissen Eggs: Large grade A 43,
medium grade A 39. small grade A 37.
Wall Street
New York, May 23 (U.R)
Sizeable profit-taking cut stock
prices fractions to more than a
point today in forenoon trading.
Activity, however continued
light.
The downward movement was
attributed in Wall Street large
ly to the recent period of
strength and also, to a lesser de
gree, to caution pending further
domestic developments along the
reconversion front.
Leading groups ' had wide
losses. Bethlehem lost 1
points in the steels. Chrysler
dropped 1V4 points and Hudson
2V4 points in the motors. Santa
Fe, off 1VS paced the rails down
ward. J. I. Case, Douglas, Good
rich, Goodyear and American
and Foreign Power 2nd pre
ferred were off a point or more
each.
CH1CKENP0X TOPS
Thirty-three cases of chicken
pox were reported to the county
health officer during the week
ending May 18, the deekly list
ing of communicable diseases
shows. Thirteen of the cases
are in Trail, six in Medford and
Prospect, three, cases each in
Fern Valley and Phoenix and
one each in Central Point and
Ashland.
. Also listed are six cases of
whooping cough, of which four
are in Reese Creek and two in
Rogue River. Two cases of
measles were reported from Med
ford and two from Ashland and
two cases of tuberculosis were
reported from Medford. Med
ford also reported one case of
pneumonia and from Trail one
case of undulant fever is listed.
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinitv: Parilv olnurlv
with occasional light showers tonight
and Thursday. Little change in tem
perature. Oregon: Partly cloudy with occa
sional light showers, tonight and
Thursday. Little change in tempera
ture. LOCAL DATA
Temoerature a year man tnrfavr
Highest 63: Lowest 35.
Total monthly nreclnitatfnn! 9 17
inches.
Excess for the month: 1.34 Inches.
Total DreclDitatton sinca Sentemhffr
1. 1944: 10 35 Inches.
excess tor tne season: 1.08 Inches.
Relative humidify at 4:30 d. m. yes
terday: 94; 4:30 today: 93.
- tomorrow
Sunrise S:42 a. m. Sunset 8:33 p. m.
Hich Low Prec.
HOlse 71f 49
Boston 7ff
59
45
46
47
40
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Havre
70
89
08
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Los Angeles ,
Medford
New York
59
52
60
S3
39
44
54
50
(3
48
Omaha
-.72
Phoenix .
Portland
Reno .
Rosehura;
62
71
60
71
70
Salt Lake
San Francisco .
Seattle
Spokane
Washington. D. C.
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SPARS JOIN TARS Leading line down gangplank of former lux
ury liner, now in service as transport, smiling Yeoman 2C ol
Lansing, Mich., is first SPAR to set foot outside the United States.
Servicewomen will join Coast Guardsmen on duty in Hawaiian
Islands. (U. S. Coast Guard Photo.)
PIERCE AUTO IS
ELD BY COURT
Salem, May 23 (U.R) The
State Supreme court today af
firmed the Marion county CirJ
cuit court in the case of the
Pierce Auto Freight Lines, and
others, vs. the Public Utilities
commissioner and the Oregon-Nevada-California
Fast Freight
Lines.
The Pierce Auto Freight com
pany, together with the Con
solidated Freightways, the Bend
Portland Truck Service, the
Southern Pacific Co., and the
Pacific Motor Truck company,
had sought to vacate an order of
the PUC permitting the Oregon-Nevada-California
line to oper
ate on a route between Portland
and southern Oregon, and they
appealed from an adverse de
cree. E
IS
Fort Lewis, Wash., May 23
(U.R) Ninety American soldiers
liberated from German prison
camps are homeward bound to
day after checking in at the Fort
Lewis personnel center, army of
ficials announced today.
Nearly all of the men were
from Washington and Oregon
Some had been held prisoner for
more than two years, and others
were captured during fighting
For many years the
people of southern
Oregon have de
pended upon
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As part of our standard
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stretchers.
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this winter. All will have 60-day
furloughs before being reassign
ed to duty.
Among those cleared at the
Fort Lewis center was Pfc. Clar
ence P. Nelson, 304 Hamilton
street, Medford.
German Prisoners
Give To Red Cross
Camp Campbell, Ky. (U.R)
One German prisoner of war at
Camp Campbell, Ky., asked to
contribute to the Red Cross.
The matter was referred to
the war department in Washing
ton, which gave an official O.K.
Other prisoners soon followed
the precedent set by the one
prisoner, and contribu t i o n s
poured in for a total of $3,000
Each prisoner had given from
savings from the daily $.80
earned by those who are employed.
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STYLED BY
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M. M. DEPT. STORE
SHORTAGE ACUTE
By United Press
The nation's liquor dealers re
ported an increasingly short sup
ply of better-grade liquors to
day, with the situation destined
to become 'worse before getting
any better.
And it will be a particularly
long time between drinks for the
man who insists on bonded whis
key, the dispensers agreed.
In liquor stores and nightclubs
throughout the country the situ
ation appeared much the same:
an acute shortage of bonded
whiskey, very little of the good
blended brands, some gin but
plenty of rum, wines and beer.
Despite short supplies of bond
ed and straight whiskies, the Of
fice of Price Administration con
tended that the liquor black mar
ket had attained only limited
proportions.
It recognized, however, that
many retailers had adopted a
practice of holding out the choice
brands for customers of long
standing. SIX ENLISTMENTS
FOR STATE GUARO
Attracted by the program of
target practice and field instruc
tion offered by Company A, 1st
regiment, the Medford unit of
the Oregon State Guard, six
young men applied for enlist
ment at the unit's headquarters
in the Medford armory Tuesday
evening, according to Lieut. O.
. Sabiii, unit commander.
The men enlisting are Charles
Taylor, Melvin Anhorn, Brant
Culbertson, Hargus Colley and
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Wendall Rupp of Central Point,
and Charles Addington of Med
ford. The general public Is extended
an invitation to watch the Tues
day evening drills of the unit,
which drills are held from 8 p.
m. until 10 p m. with coffee
and doughnuts tendered all
those visiting the guardmen's
quarters.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
Arlin Chester Millard of Cen
tral Point are the parents of a
daughter born May 21 at home.
The infant weighed eight and
one-half pounds. The child is the
22nd grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Charley, formerly of Cli
max and now of Central Point.
Mrs. Millard Is the former Gar
rel Charley.
Put Out Tomato
PLANTS HOW!
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also
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