EIGHT MEDFOBP WAIL THIBUNE Wednesday, Aug. 29. 1945
Washington, Aug. 29 (U.R) I sonera of war from Montana to
Ben. James E. Murray, D., Mont., harvest perishable fruit crops
today protested removal of prl-1 near Payette, Ida.
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MAC1IOTIE
10 STAY ON JOB
WITH NISEI JAP
San Francisco, Aug. 23 (UP.)
A majority of municipal rail
way machinists today had voted
to stay on the Job, despite pre
vious protests over hiring by the
city of Takeo Miyama, a Jap-anPso-American.
The vote supported a commit
tee of seven machinists who con
ferred with State Sen. Jack
Shelley, president of the AFL
central labor council.
In their report the committee
men said they regretted the
situation had. been "misunder
stood," and "made to appear an
Issue based on discrimination
against Miyama, because he is
of Japanese descent."
They said it was their feeling
vacancies should go to veterans,
but It was their decision to stay
on the Job whether Miyama
works or not.
The dispute had been marked
by a personal appearance before
the workmen of Mayor Roger
Laphnm, urging them to accept
the Hawaiian-born Nisei, who
met all qualifications for the
Job.
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OBITUARY
DAVID M. MARTIN
David M. Martin, 78. a resi
dent of southern Oregon for the
past 35 years, passed away at
his home in Griffen Creek
Tuesday afternoon.
Surviving are five children:
W. W, Martin, Medford; Mrs.
Leona Marlowe, Warm Springs,
Ore.; Mrs. Hazel Lester, Red
ding: Mrs. Edith Beihler, Rich
mond. Calif.; Forest Martin,!
Medford; two grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. j
Services will be held in the
Conger-Morris chapel at 10 a.
m. Thursday with the Reverend
D. E. Millard officiating. Inter
ment will be In the Jacksonville
cemetery.
ALBERT JANIT3
Albert Janits, 92, of Portland,
who had been visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. Max Leischner, 906
West 4th street, for the past
month, passed away In a local
hospital Tuesday evening. He
was born In Hungary on March
10, 1853, coming to America 64
years ago. In 1877 in Portland
he started what Is now known
as the Catholic Book and Church
Supply Company. This was the
first supply house of Its kind
on the Pacific coast. He sold the
business in 1913 but continued
to sell a few supplies from his
home until a short time ago.
Also surviving are five other
children: Albert J., Portland;
Ben, Los Angeles; Mrs. Margaret
Ncilseii, Seattle; Mrs. Mary
Mausshardt, Palo Alto; Mrs. J.
H. Shepherd, Brush Prairie,
Wash.; seven grandchildren and
one great grandchild. The re
mains will be forwarded to Port
land by the Conger-Morris chap
el this evening for services and
interment there Saturday morning.
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j Daily Weather Report
FORrrARTR
Mfri'nrd nd vicinity: Parttv cloud v
Inntgnt nt Tliiirdav with thunder
aliowc-i-. in imrrounding mountains.
Slightly roo)tr.
Orcron: Partly clourjv tnntjrht and
Thursday with spattered thunder
! storms over and east of Cascade and
i probably showers near coast Thun
' day. Slightly lower davtime t em per a -;
lures from Medford to Portland but
warmer tonight at higher elevation.
; Centlo northwest winds off coast.
LOCAL DATA
I Temrerature a year go today:
H inherit 102; Lowest .12.
Total monthly precipitation: 143
inches.
I Kxi-ess for the month: .99 inches.
I Total precipitation since September
1, 11(44 2(141 Inches.
Excess (or the season: 3 87 Inches.
Relative humidity at 3:30 p. m. yes
tcrday: 17; 5:30 a. m. today: 63';,.
Tomorrow
Sunrlte 6:34 a. m. Sunset 7:49 p. m.
OlMcrvntions Taken at 4:30 a. m.,
120 Meridian JTime.
High Low tree.
SIDES BAY CITY
PEACE DAY RIOT
San Francisco, Aug. 29 0J.R)
The grand Jury early today
ruled that neither city police
nor the naval shore patrol could
be held responsible for San
Francisco's riotous peace dem
onstrations of two weeks ago.
Their final hearing last night
on the celebrations which sent
over 1000 to hospitals with in
juries and resulted in extensive
damage along Market street in
cluding appearances of Mayor
Roger D. Lapham and Police
Chief Charles Dullea.
Lapham declined to comment
to reporters regarding his testi
mony. Dullea presented statistics
which he said showed the shore
patrol rather than the police
were to blame, as 90 per cent
of those involved were sailors.
District Attorney Edmund G.
Brown said that rear Adm. Carl
ton H. Wright, 12th naval dis
trict commandant, had refused
to appear or send a representa
tive, but that in answering ques
tions posed by the district at
torney indicated he felt the po
lice were to blame.
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Livestock
South San Francisco. Aug. 29
(UP (USDAI Cattle active, gener
ally steady; medium to good grass
rtcers quoted $14 50-16 .35. Yesterday
load 1208 good fed steers Slfi.35. To.
ohv Iv. o loads good 1.000 lb. range
:-ows $13.50. Sorted two head $12.50.
Medium ranrc cows $11-12. Canners
iind cutters largely cleanup 25 cents
lower, bulk $7-f. Calves salable 100.
steady. I.nad good to choice 400 lb.
north coast calves $14 75. light sort.
Hogs firm, few packages 200-300
good to choice harrows and gilts
$15 75 Odd good sows $15 00.
in"lt uond to choice latnhs scarce ,
yesterday 2no head No. I pelt 92 lb
i-liotre lanihs $14 00. Fxtreme top Cull
to good ewe $2 50 6 00, mostly No. 2
pelt.
points. Gains of 1 to 2 points
... Ku American Ma
chine 4 Foundry, Bell Aircraft.
Central Violeta Barnsaau, v-oca-Cola
Dow Chemical, Industrial
Rayon, Lily Tulip Cup, Liquid
Carbonic, Munsingwear, and
Warren Pipe & Foundry.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. St Tel. 181 U
Anaconda - -
Chrysler
Curtiss Wright
fipneral Electric . - 47
General Motors 103.'
Montgomery Ward 0''-
Penn. R. R 37r
Phillips Petroleum 4" -
J. C. Penney
Radio
Southern Pacific - 46
Standard Oil of Calif 40V
Texas Gulf Sulphur 44
Transumerica
TTnito.l Aircrafts - 2734
U. S. Rubber 66
U. S. Steel ,u
WLB ORDERED 10
FINISH ITS JOB
processed between Dec. T, 1941.
and Aug. 14, 1945. Informed
quarters believed the percent
age would be even less now that
the war has ended.
BIRTHS
WINKLE To Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn I., box 534, Central Point,
Aug. 28, 1945. a girl, 7 pounds,
at Sacred Heart hospital.
. Boston, Aug. 29 U.R A To
tal of 3,539 troops from Europe
debark here today from three
transports.
NO PASSPORT RTJLB
Washington, Aug. 29 0JJ9
The State Department an
nounced a passport regulation
amendment today under which,
if other American countries ful
low suit, U. S. citizens will be
able to travel anywhere in this
hemisphere without passports.
Gas on Stomach
Relieted n & amain dMOMi yaur smmw beck
WBen vices ewmeco arid eauiei painful, luffcrat.
Ins til. ec'jr slnmb and Iwsrinurn. doctor! utu.llr
irr.-nb ins f.HMt-arttnf raeliclnea known fir
i.mnonaue rflt.f-mMlflnfl Ilka Uioas In Dell -am
T.blrti. No laiaim. Ull aui bilns comfort, in
Itfff M rauini botuo w ui toe double mooej back. Ue.
Washington, Aug. 29 (U.R)
Secretary of Labor Lewis B.
Schwellenbach took another step
today toward asserting his posi
tion as the administration's top
labor policy man. He insisted
that the war labor board finish
the job of settling serious re
conversion labor disputes assign
ed it by President Truman.
Schwellenbach turned down a
WLB proposal that the labor de
partment settle all disputes ex
cept those in which the parties
concerned agree to be bound by
the WLB decision.
Such agreement was obtained
by the department in only five
per cent of the 76.000 cases it
SUMMER MERCHANDISE
Goats-Dresses-Hats
Jaoque Lenox
17 South Central
Chirji?o. Ail 2ft (UP. (WFA1
L vest or k: Hogi active, fully steady;
Kood id choice barrow and Kilts 140
lbs. ami tip M 14. 75 the ceiling; good
and choice iowi at 14.00; complete
elenrnnee.
Cattle: Fed steers and yearltnr. ln
ctiirtlns yearling heifers steady to 23
cents lower, mostly steady to weak;
top strers 18.00. largely fed steer run.
bulk IS 50 to 17 50; best heifers around
17 33; cows steady to 15 cents lower;
bulls steady to 25 cents lower; veal
ers scarce and fully steady at 15.00
down; tock cattle very scarce, mostly
12 00 tn 13 50.
Sheen: Today's trade: Early sales
and bias slaughter spring lambs fully
steady: spots 25 cents higher on na
tives; hcep steady; five loads good
md choice Washington spring lambs
held t round 14.00; early sales good
and choice natives 13 50; common sort
outs 10 00 to 1100; shorn ared native
ewes 3.'0 to 6 50.
Portland Produce
San Francisco, Aug. 29 (UP)
Dairy Market:
Butter: 93 score 43 li, 02 score 43,
t0 score 423,j.
Fsfis: Large grade A 53'i, medium
grade A 48 ' a , small grade A 40 '.a;
large grade B 45j.
Central Caliternia: Lnrfe grade A
55, medium grade A 50, small grade A
42, lartje grade B 47.
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Chicago Wheat
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Grain
Chi c.i go, Aug. 29
r.inre
Wheat Open High Low Close
Sept lH4t lfi4't 164 164si
Dec. .. lH3st lt!4 163li H.3J4
May lfll4
July 155
162's H'l i, 1B24
1553! 154 lOO'.i
We Pasteurize For Your Protection
It is with pleasure we announce the pur
chase of the business of Nanscn's Dairy.
To the customer of Nanscn's Dairy it
means you arc assured the continuation of
the same efficient service with high quality
dairy products to which you have become
accustomed.
To our friends it means we arc again en
gaged in the retail dairy business and will be
glad to supply your entire requirements of
dairy products.
Wall Street
New York, Aug. 29 U.R)
Trading lightened substantially
on the Stock Market today as
prices turned irregular.
Recent favorites declined 1 to
2 points in early trading, but re
gained part of their losses. A one
point rise in Commonwealth &
Southern Preferred brought a
tiny increase in the utility aver
age. Profit-taking reduced Motors
fractions to more than a point in
Chrysler. Steels were depressed
for a time but they recovered
partially. Rails were mixed with
Union Pacific up a point and
Delaware c Hudson off more
than a point.
Douglas Aircraft gained nearly
Dr. A. A. Soule, M. D.
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