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fWO MEDFOHD MAIL-TRIBUNE Wednwday. Not. 28. 1945 COUNCIL SLATES LOCAL CONCLAVE A meeting of the Klamath Basin district labor council una all "affiliiited local unions will be held at the Eagles hall in Medford Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, Thomas Grey, president ot the Lumber and Snwmill Workers Local No. 2715, said today. K .am nth -district council includes the Klamath llasin area, north to Bend, east to Lakeview, south to McCloud, Calif., and west to Medford. Grcv said to the best of h;s knowledge no negotiations were underway at th present to set tle the two-months-old AFL lum ber' mills strike "but added de finite action was expected on the part of one side or the other In a few days. Northwest lumber workers struck two months aio on a de mand for a minimum warje of $1.10 per hour, with correspond ing 'increases In all brackets, and' a union shop. A.' meeting held recently In KlBtnath , Falls at which em ployers offered an Increase of 12Vie an hour to ail union em ployees was termed a failure. Livestock Portland, Ore., Nov. 28 (UP.) Mvntock: Colli 230, calvea BO. Meailv on. better tfrndoa, very Blow on rqnner-cuttef cows. Few common medium -ate- $ 1 1 .10.14.0(1: common modttim heifera $10. 00-12. S0i canner rutler coy $3 30-7. 50; ahella down la 3 00 and below; medliim-Kood beef cowl 10 30-12.30; medium aau aaga bulla 0.30-10.79; good-choice vealera aalabla 11390-14 00 or above. Hoge 100. Barrowa and gllta active, atendv at $13.80: light aowa ateady at elflOfl; heavy aowa alow; light feeder plga not moving, choice around 110 lbs quotable 1o Slff.30. Sheep 200. Nothing available early but demand good; quotable ateady. Good-choice wooled lamba aelable S13 73-14.00; good ewea aalabla $3.73. 0:23. 1 fillip MM Mr INVITES YOU TO HEAR WITH THE NEWEST ALL-IN-ONE HEARING AID No Mor Clwnty, Cbitu Huvy Bott DongHng At Tli Ind Of A String 3 VACUUM TUMI TONt AND VOLUMI CONTtOi HmU, Light IndlHduIlr Vl t lr Cnnptltnl Hrlng Aid Taoimlolco. CMnplt Vt lod(t lis Unit tmtudoi ftattrt nd Hearing Aid hi Omm Com ete $7S Cmfl UiM Thr Tvb JO Volt ftatiory for lottor Hearing If out Dmonttratiom Withvut Obltjvtiva Hotel Bedford . Room 114 South Bun Fmnofico, Nov. 28 (tr.p.i fUSDA) Cattle (100 including 300 holdover, largely rowl, Medium to cood iteeri and helferi, nominal LoadloU absent, largely cleanup trade. Medium to canner cowi weak, with 1.S0 decline. Two long londu medium to good 1.013 lb, range cnwi $11 50. Numeroiia parkn(Tes nnd cutters $B-7.75. Shells 5-5 SO. Common to good laimage bulli $10- 12. Calves inleable so. steany. mom lv common to medium cnlvei $10 12.10. Choice range nbient, HogB 100, Includes 60 feeder pig", firm v-vj onnri n ehotca 200-300 lb, borrows flnd gilt $13 80. Odd good sin OV Sheep 800, largely lambs. Medium tn i-hnlce nuoted IM.2S.13.3S. Com mon to good ewes quoted $3.30-6.00 Chicago. Nov. 28 fU.P.) (WFA1 uw ifloon. Verv slow, market gen erally 10 to 25 cents lower; closing flat 23 cents off on good and choice 190 to 330 lbs, barrows and gilts. Cattle: 12.000. Calves: 800. Choice teers and heifers steady, active; de mand broader than available 'PP'V; choice steers arid yearlings at $l7.fl0 to $16.00; but all other grades both steers and heifers weak to 23 cents lower. Sheep: 8,000. Active, steady io 23 rnti higher, fed lambs and yearlings tniir m fltit 25 cents hi.Ther on paper but market not that mucn up consia- ering high quality. Portland Produce Portland. Nov. 28 (UP.) Whole sale market prlcea: Cauliflower No. 1, 2 per crate. Celery O r e o n green. 4 crat Celery hearta 12.73 dot. bunchea. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Nov. 2 (UP.) Wheat Open High Low Dec lBO'.t 180'j 180'i May IBO'.a 180', ISO , July 177 177", 1711 Sept 174!, 1747, 1741, 180 177H 174!, S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Nov. 28 (U.R) Butter; 93 score 48V4, 92 score 48, 90 score 4734. Cheese: loafs 28.2, triplet 27.2. Eggs: large grade A57'4, med ium grade A 52 V4, small grade A 44V4, large grade B 80V4 Wall Street New York, Nov. 28 (U.R) Stocks moved Irregularly In mod erately active trading today. Many leaders softened Just be fore closing tlmo after an at tempt of the Industrial shores to sustain the list when the rails lagged. Realizing was noted In the carriers from the stait on the excuse that the Santa Fe divi dend was disappointing in that it failed to show an increase. Santa Fe lost 2 points. Other rails were off fractions to more than a point. Railroad equip ment shares were strong through the session. Baldwin made a new high at 32 up IVi and gains of 1 to more than 2 points were noted in American Car & Foun dry, American Locomotive, and Pullman. Preliminary closing Dow-Jones stock averages: Industrial 189.99 off 0.40; Railroad 63.43, off 0.33; Utility 38.39, off 0.02; 05 stocks 71.71, off 0.37. Sales totaled 1,810,000 shares compared with 1,830,000 yesterday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Teleg 101",, Anaconda 48V4 Chrysler 128'.i Curtiss Wright 8U General Electric . .... 48yii General Motors ... 717 Montgomery Ward 70T's Penn. R. R 44H Phillips Petroleum 87 J. C. Penney Unquoted Radio 1614 Southern Pacific 60 Standard Oil of California 46V4 Texas Gulf Sulphur 8034 Transamerica 18' United Aircrafts 18! United Aircrafts 34 U. S. Rubber 674 U. S. Steel. 79 Ex-German Flier, Seized In States Thinks U. S. Tops Clrclevllle. O. (U.R) Karl Wacker, a Luftwaffe pilot who entered America after V-E Day In an American uniform, hopes to live in this country some day with his wife and baby. Wacker was lodged In the county jail here, on his way to the Federal correctional Institu tion at Milan, Mich., but still thinks America Is "tops." The 20-year-old blond flier was born in Berlin, but lived In New York until his family was deported. "Unlike the Germans who have never seen America, we know in comparison with Ger many and Europe, it is Utopia," Wacker said. "I like democracy, first be cause of the right to express myself freely along with the tolerant attitude of the people who live and let live; secondly because of the economic security." Wacker said he wanted to come over here and fight in the South Pacific, but was caught. "I'm hoping they will deport me instead of putting me in pri son. I want to go back, and then do everything to come here with my family the right way." ROTARIANS VIEW FILM OF PAN-AMERICA ROAD A trip over the Pan-American highway to South America was the subject of a technicolor pic ture shown at the Tuesday luncheon meeting of the Med ford Rotary club by L. T. Ny- gaard, manager here for Stand ard Oil Company. The program, held at the Hotel Medford, also featured Sydney Bouck in vio lin selections, with Mrs. George Maddox accompanying at the piano. Through arrangement with Mr. Nygaard the Pan American travel picture will be shown Thursday night. 7:30 o'clock, at the YMCA hall, with all mem bers and friends Invited to see It. VICTORY CLT7B. Heamw Chapter, O E. S , Bazaar AH hand mad articles. Pillow ciii, towels, aprons, etc. Saturday, Dec. I, U a.m. Srhoepen's Florist, corner flth and Holly. WANTED TricycTS for three year old boy before Christmas. Ph. 4827. ATTENTION Lumber and Sawmill workers A F of L. The Klamath Falls District Council and all aff Hint ed unions are holding two special meeting at the Eagles Hall in Med. ford on Friday, Nov. 30th. at 1:00 p. m. and Saturday, Dec. 1st, 1948, at 1:00 p. m. Your membership Is requested to attend. Employees of Medford Corporation be sure to pay your November Metropolitan group insurance at the Medford Corp. pay winaow at once. ORCHARD-WANTED TO LEXSE-" by thoroughly qualified operator Box 4200, co Mall Tribune WANTED Housekeeper for ona man. Board, room and wages. 6th and Flower St., Phoenix. Brown shingl ed house, nice lawn. Call avertings. J. L. Fenton. 100 GALLON steel oil tank with stand,15. Call 6183. LOST OR STRAYED from 301 Valfey View drive, black and white 8 mos. old dog. half Collie and half Shep herd. Phone 4508. WANTED Wood cutters, good Tim ber. $3 a cord. Gold Crest Ranch, Gold Hill, Oregon. THE PNG club will hold a gift sale of aprons, pillow cases, towels and misc. articles Saturday. Dec. 1st. Beginning at 9 a. m,, at the furni ture Exchange store, corner of 0th andFront Sts. JUST RECEIVED Carload "ofPioner roofing. Am closing out lot of odd color rolled roofing at reduced prices. Stop in at 124 N. Riverside inspect our bargains, H. C. High, Merrick Bldg. FOR RENT Two ' room furnished apt. with service porch, oil heat, gas to cook. Shower, bath and hot and cold water. 814 W. 8th. FOR SALE Table model separator. Holl-away bed. Combination heat ing stove. Call after 4:30 p. m. Benton. 38 Berrydale. FO RSA llE E ur e i ka vacuum cleaner. Phone 4360. FOR SALE 1941 D o d g a pickup. Army. 4 wheel drive. A.l condition. $650. 624 Beach St., Ashland. Ore. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the beautiful flowers at the funeral of our husband, father and step-father, Mrs. nuth Heath and family. Us MaU Tribune Want Ada. T,o Late to Classify FORnSATEG"ool gent IsTf amfiy ml ich cow, Jersey. Coming 3 yrs. old, $100. Also 7 one-year-old New Hampshire Red hens and 1 rooster, 10 If take all. MrFadden. Lozler Lane. ROOM and Kitchen, $7. " 11 12 ErMnTn. FOR SALE fi Power telescope, $10; S ft. overhead door. $4.1; motor, grinder and air compressor, $2fl; 4 horsepower halt messnger, $3.V tool box ,$3; 30 gal. drum $350; 30x33 two-piece window and screen, $3.50: meter box and switch 7J! 2fl A 1 m Phon 3 4 1 7 . FOR SALE Small paint compressor, tank and gauge. Needs some work. 0 Enst Jnckson. FOR SALES i n g 1 e Iron rTed7gas range, small desk with drawers. 9 East Jackson. FOR SALE 5 gnod'Im.Tph cows, some of them halter broke; 4 calves; 4 feeder pig": DeLaval separator, slightly used. Box 33 on Butte Falls Hwy, 2nd house above Mid way station. AUTO LOANS SIMPLE. QUICK WAY TO GET - 923 to 500 CASH Use your car as security for a loan. No long rlgamarole. Prompt, pri vate service. Sensible monthly pay ments. $17.50 per month, repays in 12 months, $175. Smaller payments if desired, Coma in, no waiting or delay. Private sales of automobiles and furniture financed. OREGON FINANCE CO. Craterian Theatre Bldg. 43 So. Central Phone 4433 DANCE MUSIC FURNISHED by Large Amplifier ISO Records 4 hours, $23.00 Bob Lee Radio-Electrlo Phone Jacksonville 622 CflTTfi ft""" 6 MiOO acre Irrigated 5)UUU andy loam In alfalfa, T fruit and clover, 3 room house, good condition, hardwood floors, fireplace, garage, large ven tilated chicken house, tool ehed. some hay,- good well and pressure svstpm. Terms. Close m. 1 acre fruit and nuts, B room new modern house, hardwood floors through out, good construction, garage, woodshed, near bus line, close In location. Easy terms. A good new house. 127 acres, 30 acres irrigat ed, 10 acres free water. 0 room modern house with lawn and shade, large barn 8 stan chions, chicken house, woodshed, garage, team, some equipment, hay and wood go with place. Some terms. 11 C AAA 20 cres Irrigated free J)10tUUU Bo1'. produces good ' crops. 6 room modern house clean throughout, large barn. good well and pressure system, pump house and fruit room, some fruit. Close in location. fl room modern house, 8 bedrooms, utility porch clean throuKhout: garage and woods ned, near high school. Ready buyera awaiting your llstlnrs. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO Medford Grants Pass Bnx 348 Phone 3390 FOR SAL E 2 f a H ong yearling steers. rnone yuo cnas. Owens. WHEATrMlX availablearraber,i." 34 So. Riverside. FOR SALE Good" talking parrot, also good range atovo, $10. High land Bird Haven, Jacksonville. Ore. ONE DUAL AXLE logging trailer, 900 lunucr vcr.v gooa. rourin bi. He pair Shap, 322 E. 4th. Phone 4af2 FOR SALE lf34 Plymouth coupe. A-i nioior. sen neiow celling price. See Jack Koonce, Big Y Mkt. a bat TTsed Estate Heatrola Will really heat your home with either coal or wood. Bargain! Also used bed. coil spring and spring filled mattress. Two over-stuffed chairs. 313 Haven. Phone 2541 FOR SALE 3 unit milking machine, complete, $150. Frigidaire. $50. Inquire at Standard Oil Station. Phoenix. FISHERS Egg Producer with milk Faber's. 34 So. Riverside. $8000" $9000" Fast goin..Have a Coca-Cola -J W. Wi x& t mm ,,.(t friendly answer to what and how to serve When young folks get together it's never long before you hear the welcome worJs Ujve a Coe. By right of unanimous adoption Coca -Cola Wongs to their world of refreshment and friendliness. And there's no easier way for Mom to win their approval than to he sure that ice-colJ Coke is in the family refrigerator . . . ready to serve. omio UNDti AUtNoittr op ihi coca-coia company it Ccca-Cola Bottling Company of Medford H Morton Downay KMED 2:30 P.M. "Coca-Cola" and tts abbreviation "CcsV are ths rtgitttrsd trade marks which duringuish tbe pro uct of The Cocs Ccls Company. WANTED 00 people to attend tur key dinner given by Phoenix Grange at their hall Saturday, Dec. 1 from 6:00 to 8:00. Price $1.23 per plat FOR SALE 1940 Studebaker cham pion sedan. At O. P. A. celling. Charlotte Ann road, flth house on left, evenings only. WANTED 1931 Ford, best of condi tio n. C a n454 3 a ft e r 5 o'clock. FOR S A L E Shingle, composition; also rolled roofing, various weights. Hiway Lumber and Farm Supply Co. city limits and Jacksonville Hwy. FOR SALE Washing machine, good condition. 100 S. Orange St. WANTED Carpenter work, shingling, foundation repairing. B19 WesM4th. FOR SALE OR TRADE-32-20 Win chester model 5. Choice of Lyman peep or Red field receiver site. Has Hood gold beed In front. Gun is like new. 100 shells with gun, 100 more available. Price $45. Will trade for 30-30 Winchester model 65 of equal value. Phone 8586. LILLY'S Morcrop fertilizer at Faber's. 34 So. Riverside. FOR SALE Weaner plgi. rnns north of Central Point, end of Up- tonroad. L.W. Badger. BUBBLES, BUBBLES, 'bubbles, yes we have th e m. SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Hydrate lime. Car Just arrived. Get yours now. Pacific Seed ana reea GAINES Dog Meal and Kruncheon available at Faber's, 34 S. River-tide. FULLER BRUSHES Mops, wax. rug. woodwork cleaners. Phone 4914 or 7560. BICYCLE GENERATOR SETS The ideal lighting system and the ideal Christmas gift for the boy with bike. SIMS BROS. FAT YOUNG itstri win deliver. FOR SALE Peet moss, fine for your liower oeos anu miuui. "v ww & Feed. COME IN and see our new assortment of myrtlewood lamps. Also bowls, trays, and other articles, all made here in Medford, from beautiful myrtlewood. Reasonably priced. 309 East Jackson FISHER'S Mor Milk available at Fab er's. 34 S. Riverside. BICYCLE PADLOCKS Just arrived. fa I Mi) BKU3. WANTED Someone to care for elder- Iv ladv. returning from nospiui. Very light work. Phone 6470 after o p.m. MORTON'S sugar cure available at aDers, 34 b. mversiae JUST ARRIVED Magic wand bubble blowers SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Unusual and charrring gift packages. Bowl and bulb set. Pacific Seed & Feed. FREE Inspection of your tires to makt your winter driving safe. Re cap your tires with the new Fire stone tire design. Firestone Stores. 214 S. Riverside, Medford, Ore. Call 4757 or 7118. REPLACE your broken window gijt New glass installed while you wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4113 10th and Grapa BUBBLE BLOWERS Get yourT7 SIMS BROS. " WANTED TO RENT 3 or 3 bedrock houe unfurnished. Phone 0415. Schilling Tea Quiliiy worthy of tbe finett service ... better tea, full-flavored tad delicious. ikiShe "ias CASH If) A TLASH FOR YOUR CAB g&vt Tlma Caab and Gu Call Automobila Market, friendly Medford Dealer ph. 3919 flth and Bartlett i No Red Tana When You Sell to US j I TOYS Now In Stock the following fine Chrlstmaa foys: 1 METAL TRUCKS (with rubber Urea) METAL WHEELBARROWS METAL SCOOTERS i METAL KIDDIE KARS (for Hi to 2 year old) BLACKBOARDS fwlth eraaeri) TOY TELEPHONES DARTBOARDS (alio extra darta) DOLL FURNITURE WALKING DUCKS AND DOGS TOY TRAIN SETS TOY STEAM SHOVEL TOY TANKS (with moving tread) And Many othera new toy, are ar riving every day. SIMS BROS. "Your WORLD Bicycle Store" 33 N. rir Ph. 3473 CONGRESS FOR UNITED j: EVANGELIS Interdenominational in every phase Prayer Warrior: You Have Been Praying for Years Asking God for a City Wide Revival. Let Us Put Legs to Our Prayers with An Unwavering Faith That God Will Prepare Our Hearts in the Very First Meeting of Congress for United Evangelism to Receive the Blessings of Such a Revival. Start Your Prayer Lists of Unsaved Ones and Friends Now Bring Them to These Meetings. The Gospel Will Do Its Office Work in Hearts. This Congress, By the Grace of God, Will Not Take a Backward Step. Will You Do Your Part? Three Services Daily-J8:G0, 3:00, 7:45 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Call J. Jack Paskell after Nov. 27th, Medford Hotel for further information. Can atufsaitce beat it fa fine tdtnafa faior? LET'S ASK THE WOMEN WHO COOK WITH DEL MONTE! 2outof3offkem have useditmore "than 10 years Del Monte Tomato Sauce has been the grand old cooking sauce of western housewives, for years! Was their favorite is their favoritel And even during the war, when it was hard to get, they didn't forget it. Certainly not! . How do we know? Well, one of America's largest independent research organizations went out and asked them. And what did Del Monte users say about Del Monte Tomato Sauce? Plenty! Enthusiasm such as even we never expected! Just listen to Mrs. Clove, for instance: iSSSSSr. "For iV.l ... Ot -TfttBv" (A 1 my money, no other sauce can touch it!'' iMt" . V" ntx' ...ot- r;" TOMATO SAUCE aSiyt MIS. MtANK t. CL0VI, 1071 S. PLYMOUTH 8LV0., 10 ANSIlIt ClUf. Well, you're really a Del Monte Tomato Sauce fanl I should say so! The flavor is just right for our taste. It makes any dish zesty and peppy and better looking, too. Once during the war I had to use another sauce and the family noticed the difference right away. Do you do a lot of cooking, Mrs. Clove? Only for a family of nine! We use lots of plain meaU in one-dish meals lots of big vegetable casseroles. I just wouldn't know how to make them without Del Monte Tomato Sauce. It has been my standby for tomato flavor ever since we came to California, 22 years ago. My husband likes to cook, too. He was responsible for making my goulash recipe better with Del Monte Tomato Sauce! Now let's talk about that family favorite recipe. The children call it Clove's Special. It's based on an old Armenian recipe, but we've made it over using ground round instead of lamb, and Del Monte Tomato Sauce. It's easy to make, everybody likes it, and it's a good family-filler. By the way, Del Monte Green Beans are fine in this recipe. I like to use them they're so nice and green and always taste so fresh. so, -fbr tick Idmato goodness every time BE SURE IT'S .1 u . -lt
