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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1945)
-A A LOCAL and PERSONAL Dance Saturday Members and guests of the Pocahontas and Redman lodges are invited to attend a dance Saturday at 9:30 p. m. at the Redman hall- CALENDAR Saturday SP.30 p. m. Pocahontas dance, Redman hall, for Pocahontas and Office Cloied Dr. C. M.i Redman members and invited Young announced today that his 8"ests. STARK BROS. NURSERIES AND ORCHARD CD. Louisiana, Mo. Place Your Order NOW For Fall & Spring Delivery SALES AGENT EMU J. ZWAN Rt.No. 4 Box 319 Medford, Oregon office, 109 So. Oakdale avenue, will be closed until Monday, Aug. 27. i ... Stool Stolen Martha Miller, 219 North Peach street, reported to city police yesterday the theft of an upholstered foot stool some time Wednesday night from the porch of her home. Warrant Officer Home War rant Officer William Wheeler is spending a 45-day leave in the city with his wife, Helen, at the family home, 402 North Holly ! street. Officer Wheeler arrived in the Slates recently from the ; Philippines, after spending the ; past 22 months with the Air : force in the Pacific theater. He will report to Ft. Lewis, Wash., for reassignment- Ml ONE rjp3 TICKET i 'jgj&iykMg Admits You to tPp- BOTH 7 Merrick', and ' Wl Dreamland Dances ' '3 Jtth WAR a'SV C -VJ 9 pi. to 1 am. TO RAY'S MODERN MUSIC At Cool, Roomy DANCE SAT. NITE Auto Stolen A 1935 Ford ! coach, bearing California license 44-B-406 and belonging to Ray mond Thomas Hodge, 116 South Ivy street, was stolen some time last night, according to state police. ... Home on Leave Harold Lee Harris, S2c, son of . W. Har ris, Seattle, Wash., is visiting his wife and her parents. Mrs. Har ris, formerly Inez Yockel, makes her home in Ashland with her mother. . ' To Leave City Mrs. Thomas Gillett, 316 North Central ave nue, plans to leave the city Wed nesday for San Francisco, where i she will join her husband who has received a discharge from the army- Gillett was stationed for sometime at Camp White and the couple will make their home in California. ... South Dakota Picnic Any person who was formerly a resi dent of South Dakota is invited to attend the annual picnic at Moore park in Klamath Falls on Sunday, Aug. 19, at 10 a. m., it was announced today by Mrs. Andrew R. Gigler of Klamath Falls. Each family is asked to bring a lunch, and coffee will be furnished. ... Cincade Home MSgt. Lyle E. Cingcade is spending an 18 day furlough at the home of his mother, Mrs. Lottie Cingcade, of Eagle Point, from Ft. Ord. Calif., where he is stationed with the finance department. Sgt. Cing cade returned to the U. S. last year after 37 months in. the Aleutions. ... On Furlough Pfc. Jesse V. Hamaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hamaker, of Jacksonville, is visiting his parents while on a 30 day furlough from Ft. Lewis, Wash., following his return to the U. S. from 18 months in the European theater with the 101st airborne division. Hamaker wears two bronze battle stars. ... Building Permits Applica tions for building permits were filed yesterday at the office of the city superintendent by Vida B. Bedford. Route 2, to erect a residence and garage at 1202 West 11th street, costing $4,000, and by the Smith-Dynge Lum ber company, 102 South Fir street, to erect a lumber yard costing $5,000. ... Bradfish Here Charles E. Bradfish, Jr., Slc. is home on leave from the Great Lakes naval station visiting at the home of Jiis parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bradfish Sr., 110 Ashland avenue. Seaman Brad fish will be in the city until Sunday when he will leave to report back to the station for radar training. ... Inducted Inducted Into the army July 28 at Ft. Lewis, Wash., through Jackson county selective service board No. 2 were Daniel E. Boatwright, Marvin Leo Gettling, Dean N. Wilson, Donald R. Thumler, Richard C. Sutherland, Milton A. Kornstad. Billy Gene Kezer, Cecil C. Cockrell, and George Clifford Smith. i cording to Robert K. Norrls. of the labor committee, will start I picking pears early next week. Five hundred have been assigned , here. They will work in the field ' only, as under army rules they are not permitted to be employ ! ed in packing houses. County I Agent R. G. Fowler, who has been studying methods of hand ling prisoner workers in Nyssa sugar beet fields, is due back Saturday. Chairman Norrts reports the labor situation as "fair." Pack- ers report a scarcity of local la bor. at DREAIVILAN! Old Time Music-Everyone Invited Livestock Portland. Ore.. Aur 10 (ITIM Live stock: Cattle 23, calves 63. Stendy on limited cattle offerings with demand fairly broad. Odd cutter steers and heifers 10 00: canner-cutcr cows 7.00 3.50; shells down to H.00; one sorted load good-choice 303 lb. yealers 14.50; cull-mcdium grades 9.00-13.00; lew medium calves 12. 50. Hogs none. Nominal. Barrows and gilts salable 13.73; sows 13.00; feeder pigs salable 17.50-22.00. Sheep none. Quotable steady with Jate Thursday. Good-choice lambs sal able ia.50-13.00: common 900-10.50; Good ewes salable around 5-50. Chlcapo, Aug. 10 (UP) (W FA) Livestock: Hogs 3.000; active, fully steady; rood and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. ani up at 14 75 celling; good and choice sgws at 14.00. Cattle 1 .500; calves 500; general market active; steady to strong; re ceipts mainly cows, mostly beef cows: eastern demand very broad, but too tew cattle here to test general buying power: several loads and odd lots good to low-choice steers promptly bought up at 16.00 to 17.25. Sheeo 1.000; active, strong market on all slaughter classes, complete early clearance; feeding lambs absent: good and choice native spring lambs 14 25 to 14.50; bucks discounted 100; some at 14.00. Portland Produce Portland. Auf- 10 (UP) Garlic Local new No. 1 35-40e lb. Onions Oregon dry No. 1 $3 60-lb. sack. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Aug. 10 UP Wheat Open High Low Close Sept. 1.66 s. 166'. I4i 164'. Dec. 165, 1635, 164!. l.4. Mar 1 64 1 641, j 63 1 63", July 1.57 'i 1.571. 155', 156 , S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Aug. 10 (U.R) Dairy market: . Butter: 93 score 43V4, 92 score 43. 90 score 4234. Cheese: loafs 28.2, triplets 27 2. Eggs: Large grade A 51V4, medium grade A 461-4, small grade A 40 V4, large B 45Vi. Wall Street New York, Aug. 10 (U.R) Stocks and bonds turned Irregularly- lower today after a strong opening in response to Japan's offer to accept the Pots dam ultimatum. Commodity prices declined. In London the reaction of the news, which came when brokers were at lunch, sent prices of stocks and bonds higher with greatest emphasis on far eastern issues, including Chinese and Japanese sterling bonds and shares of Uie Hong Kong Shang hai Banking Corp. Gains were maintained at the close, despite profit-taking. On the New York stock ex change selling got under way in the rails. Aircrafts wre also heavily sold. Motors, which would benefit from cessation of war produc tion, showed rallying attempts. Steels, softened. Building equipments were firm. Mer chandising shares showed late gains ranging to a point in Wool worth and Sears Roebuck. Preliminary closing Dow Jones stock overages: Industrial 165.14, up 0.S9; railroads 56.24, off 1.56: utility 32.51, off 0.05; 65 stocks 62.45, off 0.36. Sales totaled 1,690,000 shares, the most since June 29, compar ed with 1,460,000 yesterday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel. 178 Anaconda 32 1 i Chrysler 112',b Curtiss Wright . .. . BU General Electric .... 43 ' i General Motors ...... 68?s Montgomery Ward .. 62 Penn. R. R 36 Phillips Petroleum .......... 48 J. C- Penney 118' 4 Radio 133s Southern Pacific . 46 hi Standard Oil of Cal 41 1 4 Texas Gulf Sulphur 43V4 Transamerica 124 United Aircrafts A. 26Ts U.S. Rubber 874 U. S. Steel 68 Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Clear to part ly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Lit tle change In temperature. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonlfht and Saturday. Scattered thunder showers eastern portion Saturday. Cooler west ern valleys today and eastern portion Saturday. Moderate to fresb north westerly winds off coast. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 83: lowest 53. Total monthly precipitation 1.13 Inches. Excess for the month 1.08 inches. Total precipitation since September 1. 144. 20 41 inches. Excess for the season 3.76 inches. Relative humidity at 5:30 p. nu yes terday 29; 5 30 today 80. Tomorrow Sunrlsa 6:15 a. m.; Sunset 8.17 p. m. High Low Prec Boise 89 68 Boslon . ............. 79 62 Chicago . 79 62 Denver 85 55 .14 Eureka 58 53 .01 Havre 87 61 Los Angeles ..... 93 60 Medforil . 94 62 New York 83 86 Omaha . 65 J6 Phoenix 9T 72 T Portland 82 58 Reno 94 62 floseburg 67 60 Salt Lake 66 58 Fan Francisco . 6B 54 Seallle 77 58 T Spokane 90 66 Washington, D. C. 81 63 Yakima 93 60 Marshall college, at Hunting ton, W. Va-, was founded in 1837, 34 years before the city of Huntington was incorporated and 26 years before West Vir ginia became a state. The 320 Mexican nationals as signed to this section for the Bartlett pear harvest starting next Monday In many orchards, are due to arrive late Saturday from eastern Oregon and up state points. German prisoners of war, ac- . ii 1 1 . .- ... ... ,. i i in .a i .1. . ii. ... i ... - ! mn) i .mini m iw, im.i i in unn.iliniiii.i ' 3" . ... .-p.,..,,.. COLOR DYNAMICS IS THE BUY- IT DOES MORE THAN BEAUTIFY. WE CAN NOW CHOOSE COLOR SCHEMES AND REALLY PAINT OUR "HOME OF DREAMS. Vl s' i .'V " 1 - I !KaV S- M3f . . ' V. 1 VII ACS . EURICO'S BALLROOM MEDFORD MON. NITE o AUG. 13 THE DANCE TREAT OF THE YEAR ofWYTHM On Thtlr Annual Tour-Now York to California Has Provoe) Coruistont Box Oflic Attraction- Big Halls. Big Crowds-linl Halls, Standing Room Onlyl The Cream of Talent. Beauty and Charm Color Bnaml" wl.ntiSeollr nw pl.yt tht .neroy In telor to improv. your moral., r.nsw your .a.rgy, promoU your htalth ond hoppiaws. Com. in ond 9 rour Fdti topy of Pitliburgh'l n.w ok, ' Color Oy- ' which explains m wnei. fascinating story. Pittsburgh Wallhid Genuina oil-and-pigmant paint. t a Eitra durabU -i dci not mar aatiljr yiji -paint in ena day. Vk"i"3 Per - - - Sen-Proof House Paint A two-coat painting systam quick dry ing, long-lasting, money-saving. Gallon 3.51 Florhld Extra durabU floof paint withftanda haavy foot traffic For wood or cmnt. Gallon 3,94 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY 132 Wit Main St. Phona 2883 MON. NITE, AUG. 13 DANCING 9 to 2 SPARKLING ENTERTAINMENT mm m Don't MIb this Big Dancing Party I $1.20 PER PERSON INCLUDING TAX (Additional Classjdod On Pafa l) TOR SALEPauch plums'. Squirt) 'IIP tie or no sugar tor canning, 8e lb. Orders taken, phone Ashland 4747. 13 YEAR Old cir) wishes care of small children. Phone 9364 or 1911 West Main. FOR HENT Furnished room. 113 irlpp. FOR SALE Baby buMy, io. c.tape. $4 30 319 WANTF.D Past midKlo-aKed woman for ciunpamon to elderly lady. Phone 5!i6S. $7000 132 Acre eWe to Medford room ho vi so, modern, Rood well, pressure system. InrRe chicken house, small barn, brood or house, nice shade and lawn. Terms. $6000 Good a room house close to school on paved street, htrd wood floors, flie plnee, laundry trays, nice shade and shrubs, well arranged and convten ent. I. K. Shuller, Realtor, 32 No. Grape, PhOHe5t.7lor2to.vaj Bebb. riAV'K'MavtagvaVhlhK machine wuR pump. Will trade for electric re friRerytor or twin bedroom set. Phonefl.aa. .. Ca N"arra nfie to paint your house Im mediatelv during the next 30 days. Free estimates. Call L. and K Det-orBtlnn Co.. 8420 after p. m. DAIRYMEN if your cows have Mas titis use Kennedy's remedy, sold on a monev back guarantee. MKPFORP SEEP & FEED WANTED Chamber moidL Hotel Giand. Friday, Aug. 10, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL. TBI BUNE- NINE TOR SALE 3 milch cows 125 each. One 0-inoiold heifer. 35. Ph. 2311). FOR SALE-Jersey cow, fresh in few days 1 mile west of Central Point on Beall Lane. C. G. Whitney, Rt. 1. Box 62. CCCftrt Country home, 1 mile from OUwU J Medford, one acre land. large ti room house, out Bldgs., free Harden soil, irrigated. Beautiful shade trees making a na tural park. Terms. Cy( COC Lar6 5 room house, ' U40.W acre land, nice yard and shade trees, well located 1 4 miles from Medford. this price Includes furniture. Terms and im mediate possession. HARRY LONG. Realtor O. W. Biillew. Salesman 12S8 So. Riverside Ph. 5022 Ml ATTENTION Eagles and Auxiliary frff naf r.? SAT. NITE Um. AUSUST II EAGLES' HALL 219 W Main -Fine Music WANTE D Two 10-ply truck tires, size flx20. Must be In rood condl tion. Phone 2 161. NOT I C 13 To m y friends and custo mers I will he out of town for 3 or 4 months. W. R. Young. plumber. FOR-" S A LE-At tractive five-year-old 2-bedrnom home. Excellent condi tion. Hardwood floors throughout, automatic gas furnace, nice lawn, gopd location . $(?250. t.63 S. Holly. FOR' SALE S2400 5 acres. 3 room house, modern. 3 miles from Big Y on Midway Road. Call 1772 N. Riverside. NO PRIORITY REQUIRED Air Cooled Gas Engines New Brigfts & Stratton 2, 3 end S h p. Carload shipment Just received IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FROM STOCK Write Wire Phone STAR MACHINERY COMPANY AT water 7395 801 SW Front Ave.. Portland. Ore. GOOD HEWS! To All Who Need a Laxative Row and Then TtThain mn ..f -I.. 1.1- . set, low in spirits and somewhat "no account berauna you nvd a (rood cleaning out. Just LET YOURSELF IN FOR THK QUICK RELIEF THAT KKUSCHKN SALTS CAN BRING YOU, Win you want relief you want It PRONTO-yoti don't want to wait for hour (Kruachen acta usually within an hour) Caution us only aa di rected. Repilate the doso to suit your SALTS today at any good drug gtore. Kriischen Salts rnxnrmsrmstiiiM ENDS TOMORROW Ffgfifer! toverl Adventurerl Fa MICHAIl SUSAN O'SHEA HAYWARD Wm PLUS wet attoomio . iron turn SUNDAY KtOROOM & O.nriU O ...t. O.II .afrkli WlMh. Avr Unbelievable Adventurel i TALE 01 V l! " EXOTIC ""Sr0 LOVE! A "7 v jTA ion cm NTT f TomORKOUH fnaii t.flll illlli f lli . 1 1 a ALAN LADD Gail Russell Salty O'Rourke' J&.. .-.s-ilt-'V- v (OTTEN Skttcu -i 1 s y 'i ",? I Sin yfv, " 1 .ya ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT! 3333 BORIS KARLOFF www te, b Di ftt a I. carroi wish S? vAf '.'..' T I I I C I CHARLES STARRETT sT LUkb! ,B "ROUGH RIDIN JUSTICE" STARTS SUNDAY WHIT DOUfllAJ GAYI10R FAIRBANKS, it ' G0DDARD f r 1 Mmim ft Adventures OF ri Kitty O'Day J V WITH WITH JEAN PARKER
