Sal Scheduled An apron
and cooked food sale will be
held at the Eagles hall, 217
West Main street, on Friday.
May 12, by the relief society of
the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints. The sale will
start at 10 a.m. and continue
the rest of the day. Proceeds
will go to- the building fund.
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Anne Baxter - Marie McDonald
"GUEST IN THE HOUSE"
PLUS
"TRAILIN WEST"
A Technicolor Special
NEWS CARTOONS
FRI. - SAT.
Yvonne Decarlo - Red Cameron
in
"FRONTIER GAL"
In Technicolor
PLUS
RED RYDER in
"RIDE RYDER RIDE"
In Technicolor
NEWS CARTOON
T FIRST RUN HERE SUNDAY
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Designed ESPECIALLY
"for your Dining Enjoyment "
. . .The RIGHT Atmosphere . . . Excellent
Food . . . Reasonable Prices . . .
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
DINNER
Let's Get Acquainted
Bring the Whole Family
Make Your Reservations for Mother's Day
Dining Time Restaurant
2323 Pacific Highway, South
Bring the Family to
MOTHERS DAY DINNER
AT UPPER APPLEGATE GRANGE HALL
SUNDAY 12 to 4, MAY 14 By Mckt Bridge
Southern Style
BAKED HAM or CHICKEN AND NOODLES
Plus all the trimmings
Adults $1.25 Children under 12, 50c
609 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-6805
FREE DELIVERY PRICES FOR FRI. - SAT.
All Meats Graded and Inspected
Swift's Brookfield
LINKS ibpkg.55c
PICNIC HAMS
Morrell's Pride
TENDERIZED
BREADED
Approximately 15 to 18
Ready to Fry
Morrell's
Assorted
We Have Plenty of Fresh Crabs, Fresh Salmon, Fresh
Fillets Flown in by Southwest Airways
Local and
111 at Home Mrs. Dick Kay
Old Stage road, has been con
fined to her home this week be
cause of illness.
Car Fire City firemen were
called to Sixth and Bartlett
streets at 4:20 p.m. yesterday
where a car owned by Sylvia
Lloyd. 331 West Sixth street had
caught fire. Damage was small.
From Hospital Mrs. Harlan
Levtzow was released from
Osteopathic hospital yesterday
to return to her home in Pros
pect, following recovery from
appendectomy.
.
Recovering Miss Anna Carl
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Carlson, Eagle Point, who
was stricken with polio early
this spring, is convalescing nice
ly at her home, according to re
ports. Miss Carlson is now able
to be up in a wheel chair a few
hours at a time.
School Planned A school to
train lookouts and forest fire
wardens who will work in state
forests this summer will be held
May 22, 23 and 24 at the state
forest patrol station, Table Rock
road.
Posse-Troop Drill Because of
Mother's day, Sunday, May 14,
Jackson County Mounted Sher
iffs' and Ladies' Mounted troop
drill teams will meet for prac
tice at 5 p. m. that day instead
of 10 a. m., at the poose grounds
on Ross lane.
Rummage Sale Members of
Rotana club will, hold a rum
mage sale Friday, May 12 and
Saturday, May 13, from 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. in the Crater Lake
Motors show room. This is the
first such sale ever held by the
club, members point out, and all
proceeds will be used for the
service projects of Rotana. Mrs.
Dora Powell is sale chairman
and states that in addition to
clothing, there will be dishes,
silverware and curias on sale.
ib. 36
SHRIMP
to each package
PACKAGE
LUNCH MEATS ib. 39c
Personal
New Employee Miss Barbara
Christensep is a new employee
in the transit department of the
Medford branch. First National
bank.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Hansen, Portland, are visiting
this week with Hansen's father,
C. N. Hansen, 514 Newtown
street, and Mrs. Hansen's sister,
Miss Ella Phipps.
X
Correction Mrs. W. F. Roo
mer is not a m 'mber of Provi
dence guild, as was stated in
Wednesday's edition. The name
shoul dhave read Mrs. H. J.
Roemer.
To Coos Bay Ray Larsen.
commercial teller at Medford
branch, First National bank, left
this week for Coos Bay where he
has been transferred to the
bank's branch there in the same
capacity. Lester Coleman, from
the local bank, who has been
there temporarily as commercial
teller, returned this week.
From Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Hobart and infant daugh
ter, Caroline. Portland, are vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Peek, 215 Saginaw drive.
Caroline is Peek's granddaughter
and Mrs. Hobart is his daughter.
The visitors, who arrived by
plane, plan to spend a week here.
From California Mrs. Signe
Lonnstrom, Glendalc. Cal., spent
several days here this week vis
iting her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Halgren,
315 Portland avenue, and her
nephew and family, the Roy A.
Halgrens, 1825 Orchard Home
court. From here Mrs. Linnstrom
left for Tacoma, Wash., to visit
before returning to her home in
Virginia, Minn.
From Corvallis Mrs. Lillian
E. Crawford, Corvallis. a former
resident, who was recently con
fined to a Sweet Home hospital,
came here during the week with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Crawford. 1128
West Main street, who had been
at Sweet Home with Mrs. Craw
ford. She will remain with the
Crawfords indefinitely. She is
reported to be improved and in
vites old friends to call.
To Attend Services Gold
Star Mothers club of Medford
as invited members of the Navy
Mothers' club to attend Mothers'
day church services at Camp
White at 9:30 a.m., Sunday, May
14. Navy mothers wishing to
attend are asked to call 2-2415,
Mrs. Roy Lehman, or Mr. C. R.
Alexander at 2-9174.
BIRTHS
WHARTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard L., 1106 West Fourth
street, May 9, 1950, a girl, 7',-a
pounds, at Sacred Heart hospi
tal. VISNAW To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred, Central Point, May 10,
1950, a girl, 73i pounds, at Com
munity hospital.
McCULLEY To Mr. and
Mrs. William Route 3. Box
263-G. Medford, May 11, 1950, a
boy, 8 pounds, at Community
hospital.
GOLDEN To Mr. and Mr.
Don. 826 West Jackson boule
vard. May 10, 1950, a boy, 8'
pounds, at Osteopathic hospital.
ROB1SON To Mi. and Mrs.
Samuel, Cascade Gorge, Trail,
May 3. 1950, a boy. 4 pounds, at
Sacred Heart hospital.
:
FRESH DRESSED
RABBITS
Ready for the Pan
POUND
59c
73c
Wall Street
New York, May 11 U.R
Oil stocks advanced 1 to 4 points
to new highs today on harden
ing gasoline prices and helped
sustain a faltering market.
Trading quieted in the main
list when the rails softened be
cause of the strike against four
major lines. The carriers firmed
from their lows late in the day
and the remainder of the market
improved with them.
Dow Jones closing stocks: 30
industrials 218.72 up 0.08; 20
railroads 56.10 off 0.01: 15 utili
ties 43.46 up 0.02; 65 stocks
77.42 up 0.02.
Add final lead stock market,
new York X X X up 0.02.
Sales today approximated
1.750.000 shares compared with
1.870,000 shares traded yester
day. Livestock
Portland, Ore.. May 11 (U P,)
Few Rood fed steers $28 50 to $29.
Odd good heiferi $27, few medium
heifers $23 to S24. Cutter dairy type
down to $15 50. Generally around
$15.30 to $1650 for canner and cut
ter cows. Few early up to $17 or
above. Medium beef cows $20 to
$2 1 .50. Good beef cowi up to $23
Good beef bulls $23 50; common and
medium sausage bulls $19 to $22.
Calves $35. Mnrket slow generally
bidding lower. Few good vealers held
around $28 to $30.
Hogs 125. Early sales good and
choice 180 to 230 pounds mostly
$21.75 to $22. Load good butchers
held above $21.50. Good and choice
245 to 2tiO pounds $20.50. Good 350 to
550 pound sows $15 50 to $16 5(1;
choice 77 pound feeder pigs late
Wednesday up to $22
Sheep 25. Best shorn lambs Wednes
day $22. Good spring lambs up to
$2r! or above. Good shorn ewes $B to
$8.30.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore . May 11 (U P.)
Butter Prices to retailers: Grade AA
prints, 64c lb.; AA cartons. 63c; A
prints, 64c; A cartons, 65c; B prints.
62c.
Ejjgs Prices to retailers: Grade AA
large. 43c. A large. 41c; AA medium.
41c; A medium. 40c; small, nominal;
cartons. 2c additional.
Cheese Prices to retailers: Port
land. Oregon singles. 37-4Ic lb: Ore
gon 5-lb. loaves. 42 '3 -43c lb.; triplets.
1 ljC less than singles: premium
brands, singles 30 ' 3c lb loaves
52'2c lb.
Court Records
Justice Court
Roy A. Grout, overload, fine
S9 and costs.
George W. Large, overheight
load, fine $1 and costs.
Milford R. Archibald, over
load, fine S51.75 and costs.
Georgia M. Brown, no opera
tor's license, fine $1 and costs.
Bobby L. Monday, angling
without license, fine $25 and
costs.
Charles E. Hamack. drunk on
public highway, fine $25 and
costs.
Police Court
Roy V. Deutschmann, loud
muffler, fine $5.
Gerald D. Golden, violation of
basic rule on North Riverside
avenue, fine $10.
Theodore R. Goettling, reck
less driving, bail $25.
Gloria A. Nethcrland and H.
Barnhart. improper parking,
bail $2 each.
Court House News
courthouse news stadg hed
Divorce Complaint
Heckert, John vs. Etta.
HERE HE IS!
IN PERSON
TONIGHT
CHARLIE
BARNET
AND HIS
FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
Don't Miss 1 nem
Rogue Valley
Ballroom '
MEDFORD
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 i.m.
Admission $1.25 Plui Tax
i .
DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE
(ft) A 5 TTH EAGLE POINT
TJrXdJlXdt ON CRATER LAKE HWY.
OPENING NIGHT SATURDAY, MAY 13 MUSIC BY
The SAGE RIDERS and STELLA
WESTERN MUSIC WITH A SWING
r " '" .rwa. -
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Ave. ' v'M N-
COLLAPSING COAL SILO BURIES TWO-Burled under 100 tons
of coal, two workmen In Pennsauken, N. J., escaped with minor In
urles when this coal silo ruptured and collapsed. Note crushed truck.
Contest To Raise
Funds for Bigger
Ambulance Motors
Mercy Flights Inc., operators
of Jackson county's non-profit
air ambulance, today announced
the opening of a contest to raise
$1,200 for the purchase of more
powerful engines for the air
croft. The plane, which has taken a
number ill or injured persons
to Portland hospitals for emer
gency treatment, is in good ccn
dition, the group said, but pilots
feel that additional power for
the ship would give an extra
margin of safciy and servio
which the unique project should
have.
Prize to be awarded to the
contest winner will be a free
round-trip to Portland for two
persons via West Coast airlines.
Contest Rules Told
Here is the way the contest
works:
Those who mail a donation of
$1 or more to Mercy Flights Inc.,
P. O. Box 522, Medford, may
make a rcquc-.t for a selection
to be plaved over one of two
KYJC programs Platter Party
from 11 p.m. to 12 midnight each
day. Monday through Saturday,
or Rise 'n' Shine from 6 to 7
a.m. In addition, they may sub
mit their estimate as to the num
ber of donations which will be
necessary to complete the $1,
200 campaign. The estimate clos
est to the number will win the
prize.
The contest begin immediate-,
ly, according to George Milli
gan, chairman of the Mercy
Flight group.
Daily Weather Report
FORECAST
Medtnrd nnrt vicinity! Continued
warm tonliiht Cooler Friday with
connidrroble cloudineM and a lew
nhowem.
Western OreRon- Mostly eloudv to
nlKht. Krldny partly cloudy with a
few brief Ahowem and much cooler In
lh Interior, Low 42-48; hlh SJ-0
along coait and S5-R3 In Interior.
I.OCAI, nATA
Temperature a year airo today:
IfTSlieat 82; l.owet SO
Total monthly precipitation .30 Inch
Deficiency for the month .10 Inch.
Total precipitation alnce September
1. I R40. 1.V4D Inchea.
Excesn for the teaaon .SS Inch
Relative humidity 4 30 pm. yetter
dav JS1"-: 4 30 am. today Wr.
Observation! Taken At 4:30 A.M.,
120 Meridian Time
Hlah Low prac.
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Klamath
Fall!
I.nti Anirlea a
Mpitfnrd an
New York v
Omaha aft
Phoenix 02
Portland 12
Reno 71
Eugene 73
4.1
47
Salt Lake H2
San Franclico 70
Seattle 1"
Spokane .... 70
40
04
47
j Waahlnltnn, D. C 4
i Yakima 70
Tomorrow
! Sunrlie 3:53 a.m. Suniet 8:21
BARGES DETAINED
rifiriin, ivmy ii u.rj riny
uerman bar hps nouncl tor west
ern Germany were held back at
the British-Rusaian zone border
today while Soviet authorities
questioned the validity of their
travel documents.
Dead line Sunday Claaalflad la at
Noon fcaturdayi
Thursday. May 11, 1950
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TO JOINT OREGON STAFF
Eugene. Ore., May 11 (U.R)
Charles T. Duncan, 35. a com
munity newspaper specialist, will
become an associate professor on
the University of Oregon School
of JournalisQi faculty in Septem
ber, President H. K. Ncwburn
announced today.
sun
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN
Marine League The Marine
Corps league will meet at 7:30
p.m. today at the Holland hotel.
To Build The Wernmark
Construction company has ap
plied at the city building inspec
tor's office for a permit to build
a $5,000 house at 1744 Wood
lawn drive. Loren Deming is
spending $1,000 to remodel a
restaurant at 11 South Riverside
avenue in space formerly occu
pied by Valentine's cafe. G. A.
Edwards will also spend $1,000
to repair a residence at 1028
West Ninth street.
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THRILLER.' f jjjfe-
THEY HAVE HEART
San Francisco (U.R) A cam
paign by Hamilton field soldiers
to provide an iron lung for the
polio-stricken wife of a sergeant
paid off double. Enough funds
were collected to buy two of
them.
The government can't give
you anything which It doesn't
first take away from you.
Look at your fifty cent dol
Ian. WAYNE MORSE HAS
SUPPORTED GOVERNMENT
SPENDING. LOOK AT THE
RECORD.
VOTE DAVE
HOOVER
FOR
U.S. SENATOR
O. L. Overniyer, SecreUry-Trtat-urrr
Jarkson County, Uv Hoovtr
(or Senator Comm. Met. (Paid Adv.)
IT COULD
HAPPEN TO
Any Girl On
The Threshold
of Life & Love
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