Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 06, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TexteiZ MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Frldar. July a, 1945 POSTAL PAY BILL Washington. July 8 U.R Present Truman today signed legislation granting an average basic salary increase of $400 a year to the 300,000 postal em ployes. It is the first basic pay raise the postal employees have had since 1925. The increases gen erally are in line with the "lit tle steel" formula limiting war time wage increases. The act will raise the total basic pay-roll for postal work ers by about $150,000,000 a year The postal employees received a temporary war-time increase of $300 a year each, but this tem porary raise now will be can celled. The new rates are retro active to July 1. JAP ADMIRALS DIE San Francisco, July 6 (U.R) The Domei news agency today reported the deaths of four more Japanese admirals. The dis patch, recorded by the FCC, said that the deaths were announced by the Sasebo naval station. The men were Vice Admiral Katsukl- yo Shinoda and Rear Admirals Gosaburo Noguichi, Uroku Rash imoto and Kirezo Yamauchl. Dh Mall Tribuna Want Ada. rj7"r&odquorter for Pitborgh Palnt and Supplies 'j a f YES SIR, YOU'VE GOT j , A REAL LONG fsmrT V LASTIN' JOB HERE- ltfftl f I ( THIS IS ifWffi J PITTSBURGH PAINT JW )s i "J pTt.: iK i ,MSM 5 AND PITTSBURGH'S l 5 C0LR DYNAM,CS j Ji ' " L THE INSIDE L00K YJti ? a swELl' T001 JB 5 J BUTTER $188 ON K Come to us for Top-Notch PAINT VALUES and Advice About COLOR DYNAMICS Sun-Proof Two-Coal Hoiii Paint System Your bait bat In axta- rior protaction Sun I Proof Primar aeali Sun-Prool Body Colon protact. Galloi d.Ol Paint Brushes Battar bruihai mean batter paint jobl. W cany only top-quality bruihi. From 35c v Renw Floors with bet drying W ttnpir Varnish. Apply t night um floor nxt rnomin(, Gallon Di9 Pittsburgh WallhlcU . Genutn oil-tnd pigment paint Ex tra durabla doaa not mar ily paint in on day. j Oollon 2i89 Spongi GanuliM Rock la land Shaepawool apongaa, recom mended for heavy duty work, auto waihlng, t& From 75c Need These? rirtty knlfa Paint ilaainar lonrfpapar , Ola Itael wool pads . Wollpapar slaonar , PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. PITTSBURGH PAINTS 132 Wot Main St. Phone 2883 London, July 6. (U.R) A Ber lin dispatch to the Daily Express said today that the price of but ter on the black market In th German capital is $188 a pound. Sugar is $30 a pound, dried peas $15, bread $10, coffee $140, and tea $100. The dispatch said the kingpin of the Berlin black market is "scoundrelly anti-Nazi" fellow called George. I can get you anything you want, but you will have to pay for it," George told the Daily Express correspdndent. "English cigarets, even but they will cost you $4 apiece." Some other typical black mar ket prices were quoted as cigars. $5 each; a man's suit $1,000 to $1,200; a pair of bad ersatz leather shoes $280 and a cake of soap $30. Livestock Portland, Ore., July 8 (UP) Live, iui-n. iaiue o, caivcfl iu, Nominal! steady. Scant supply of low-grade of1 ferhigs. Odd head cutter cows $8.50. 8 Bfj; few runners $0.50-7.50; shells down to $5.80; few common -medium uuim y-iu.o; medium vealers V14. Hobs: 25. Nominally stearlv at red. ng prices. Barrows and silts SI5.7S; sow and stags SIS; strictly choice feeder pigs quotable 922.50. Sheep; 250. Steady. Small lot iricny cnoice in id. spring lambs $14.25; package 105 lb. medium lambs $12; common yearling wethers $8; size able lot medium 122 lb. slaughter ewes fo.ov-, common Kinos aown to $j. South San Francisco, July 8 (UP) (USDAi Cattle: 25. Nominal. For week: Re ceipts U30, light receipts: mostly 25 50c higher. Few good grass steers $16. medium $15 25-15.50; medium to good heifers $12.50-14.50. Good cows su-l3.su, common ttiu-ll, canners end cutters $7-9. Common to sood saus. age bulls $10.50-12 Calves: For week receipts lvo. steady: too 115.50. Hoga: 50. Firm, closing top good and choice 200-300 lb. barrows and gilts $15 75. Odd Rood sows $15. For weeK: Keceipts l.oso, Sheep: 1.300. Steady, Two decki choice 64 lb. lambs $15; extreme top, three decks flood to choice $13.(15-14. cuii 10 gooa ewes $a-7. for weeK: Receipts i3,ooo. Chicago. Livestock: July 8 (UP) (WFA) - Mobs: 5.300. Active, fully steady: good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. and up at $14.75 ceiling; good and choice sows at $14. Cattle: 1.500. Calves 000. Very active, week-end trade on all trades ana classes; generally steady to strong: top steers $17.85; tnree loads scniini 1.324 lbs. at price; several loads $16.50 to $17.60. Sheen: 500. Market mostly stead v: nod end choice native spring lambs 18 to $16.40: bucks $1 less: medium and good $14.50 to $13.30, Portland Produce Portland. July local, green, 14. craie. Pas. No. 1. $3 75-$4 per hamper. Spinach, local $2.50 orange box. fl f UP) Brans Cabbage, local, $5 Chicago Wheat Chicago. July Kr onen Hlsh Low July ......... I61i l7'i m.n Sept. IB4J, 1114', 16.1', ueo. m.....irt3 in inn. May 163'. 1634a 1825, Cloaa IBB :H 163', 163 'i S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, July 6 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43 V4, 90 score 42',. Cheese: Loafs 28.2, trlpletts 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A UM, medium grade A 41 V4, small grade A 36V4, large grade B 4114. Wall Street New York, July 0 (U.R) Strength in American Telephone BODY & FENDER REPAID -By EXPERTS MAKE YOUR CAR LOOK LIKE A NEW ONE If your car has been wrecked or if fenders art bent and body dented from normal traffic uie, we have skilled body and fender men who will smooth everything out and make your car look like new. It improves the appearance and increases the value of your car. Prepare Your Car for Vacation Days Ahead! MOTOR TUNE-UP Expert Mechanics -Labor s CRATER LAKE MOTORS SIXTH AND IVY STS. PHONE 2297 Denies Trys? Goodyear Workers Return to Jobs As Navy Takes Over Akron, O., July 6. (U.R) Ap proximately 83 per cent of the first shift workers reported to work today under navy superv- ion at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., which has been closed by a strike until Presi dent Truman's seizure order yesterday. Capt. H. J. Clark, navy officer in charge, said he was "extreme ly pleased" by the response of United Rubber Workers (CIO) to his directive to resume Dro- duction. He said it was the high est percentage of returnees on a first shift by any plant seized oy me government. preme court's leading dissenter, brought speculation today that President Truman may choose a westerner to succeed him. The president, who announced yesterday that Roberts would retire July 31, gave no hint as to his successor. One possible candidate mentioned for Rob erts' court post is Thurman W. Arnold, who resigned yesterday from the U. S. court of appeals. Arnold is a native of Wyoming. (Acmt Telenhotol Mrs. Ksanla Kunlch, Oak, Calif., accused In husband's divorce suit of having been Intimate with Dr. Mllorad Cerolc, adviser to Yugo slavia's UNCIO delegation. Mrs, Kunlch flatly denied charge. - & Telegraph stock today impart ed rallying tendencies to the en tire stock list after a sharp de cline yesterday on a rise in mar gin requirements. Telephone rose more than a point to a new high since 1940 and held its gain. When this blue chip got into action the whole market' turned about and gains replaced losses in a long list of issues. Preliminary closing Dow- Jones stock averages: Industrial 164.67. up 0.41: railroad 99.71, up 0.48; utility 33.17. up 0.22; 65 stocks 63.57, up 0.29. Sales totaled 960,000 shares, compared with 910.000 shares: yesterday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel 177V4 Anaconda ... . 34 U Chrysler 107's Curtlss Wright 7 General Electric 42V4 General Motors 67 Is ! Montgomery Ward 62 I Penn. R. R 38 V4 ! Phillips Petroleum, 50 ' C. Penney 11734 ' "The Voice" Home From Tour For USO New York, July 6 (U.R) Frank Sinatra returned to the United States today after a six week USO tour of .the Mediterranean. The singer and four other members of his troupe, arrived at LaGuardia field on an air transport command plane from Casablanca. Sinatra said he was tired and would rest for several days at the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria. ARNOLD MENTIONED AS SUCCESSOR TO ROBERTS Washington, July 6. U.R The retirement of Associate Jus tice Owen J. Roberts, the su- MEAT RATIONING TO RETURN TO CANADA Ottawa, July 6. (U.R) Meat rationing will be resumed in Canada as soon as the wartime prices and trade board completes necessary arrangements, Prime Minister Mackenzie King an nounced today. DOCTOR MUST MOVE Hollywood, July 0 (U.R) Dr. Edwin Glass, San Francisco and Los Angeles gland specialist, to day was under court order to move out of his 20-room Laurel Canyon home by nightfall and to pay his blond wife, Irene, $600 a month pending trial of her suit for divorce. Mrs. Glass, who will continue to live in the home, charged Glass "swears and threatens us with "knives and a gun." MORE FREIGHT Washington, July 6. (U.R) Loadings of revenue freight in the week ended June 30 totaled 893,741 cars, the most since the week ended April 28, the Associ ation of American Railroads dis closed today. GERMAN DIET RAISED With U. S. 15th Army, July 6 (U.R) Military government authorities said today that the average German civilian ration had been raised from 1,150 to 1,550 calories a day, "if the Ger mans themselves are able to sup ply the additional food. " MEDAL FOR ALL Washington, July 6 (U.R) . President Truman today signed legislation directing the army and navy to award a special med al to all members of the United States armed forces in this war. Cloalns Ume for Clualfled Ada 8:30 a. m. Too Lata to Claaaify 12:13 p m. FREE oirs MAILED FREE by AIR MAIL To Any Service Man Overseas! One Photo to Each Service Man Nothing to Buy! No Strings to This Offer! PHOTO & GIFT SHOP at the ROGUE VALLEY BUS TERMINAL where busses leave for Camp White . 121 No. Bartlett St., near Sixth in Medford J. Radio Southern Pacific Standard Oil of Calif Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica ...:............ United Aircrafts U. S. Rubber S. Steel 1234 52 43 42?4 13'g 30 t 573,i 68 MICHAEL TOUGH New York, July 6 (U.R) Miohacl T. Morris, 57, window cleaner, was treated for nosslhlr. internal injuries at Columbus hospital today after falling five stories tnrougn a skylight. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and Vlrinilv Partly !,.... nd continued warm toniaht inrf ,. urday. ureiton: scattered clouda tonlirht nd Saturday. Mndarat nnrlhu.Hr.,i, wlnda cit coast. LOCAL DATA TemDerature a vur am nrfv Hlgheat 83: loweat Si. Total monthly precipitation, .0 Inches. Deficiency for the month: .10 Inchea. Total Dreclnltation ilnps fiani 1 1044. 19 38 Inchea. excess lor tne seaaon. 2 88 Inchea. Relative humidity at S:.tn n m vm. terday. 13; 3 30 p. m. today. 7ST,. tomorrow Sunrise, S:43 a. m.i sunset, 8 49 p m. Hlffh l.nw Prr BOIBa B7 Boston r. 8S Chicago 83 Denver ... Eureka Havre Los Angeles . Medford New York Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno Rosebura; Salt IjKa San Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington, D. C. Yakima 81 , 77 , 83 , 07 83 70 ..110 . S3 BO - 80 . 88 6 . 81 - 87 .. 8S - 92 .17 fiS .17 S4 49 48 .18 .18 72 AS 73 34 30 .18 .12 .14 .12 SO 72 31 30 For a well-broiled Victory Gardener SPARKLING COFFEE: Make a batch of very strong MJ.B (double strength). Sweeten It if you like and let it cool. Then elect a tall glass, pack it with cracked ke and till about one third full with the coffee. A few quirts of charged water, a top ping of heavy cream, few mo ments to enloy your drink and my! you feel fnejhened up! (P. S. Remember, too, that you can t make a bad CLP of M J.B). y,', ' IT ALWAYS PAYS TO BUY AT LIMNS' M IMI TELEPHONE 2239 MAIN AND BARTLETT Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 c"" 25c Sweet Potatoes No. 2i2 Size Can 31c tVARTWE MENUS TILLAMOOK CHEESE ..37c lb. HILLS BROS. COFFEE Ii K ::::::::zzzz:": GOOD SUPPLY All Hew Stcck-CANNING SUPPLIES RED MEXICAN BEANS...: 3-lb. bag 35c i juicfSLl LINDSAY RIPE OLIVES Pint Jars 26c Sold To You Fresh When Flavor Is Best PORK SALT for Frying lb 24c I Pot Roasts lb 25c It always pays to buy Your Meats at Lumans Short Ribs Sib 20c I BEEF BONELESS Cut in Cubes lb 30c Nice line of Choice Lunch Meats for that Picnic or Snack LEG Fin Roasted lb 38c LAMB ROAST Shoulder Cuti lb 30c LARD Pure A-l home rendered 3 lbs. for 50c STEAK SIRLOIN T-BONE Choice lb 35c RABBITS H lb 48c Good supply of Choice Hens young and fat STEAKS H lb 35c ROASTS lb. 33c JELLIES PRESERVE HONEY Peanut BUTTER Not Rationed Candy Bars A Good Assortment MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 3 'or 25c Seiter't CHOCOLATE SYRUP fan. 34C NEW NUCOA 25c b. Visit the BAKERY DEPT. for all the good and tasty foods we are per mitted to offer In these days of shortening and sugar shortage. OVEN FRESH BREAD DAILY CHOICE FRUITS and VEGETABLES ORANGES JlcTS. 2 doz. 65c LEMONS lIKe Dozen 33c POTATOES no! V large 10 lbs. 49c Saturday afternoon we will have plenty of Berries from the Shangri-La Berry Farm. Mwmmmm