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HEIRESS TO WED St. Thorn aj, Virgin Islands. June 29. (U.R) Dodge Automo bile Heiress Christine Cromwell and New York Socialite Richard Hoffman Jr., have obetined a li cense to wed here, license bur eau records showed today. DRIVE IE! theatre Ends Tonite ' lUTHUt lAM p III h JOHN MILLS in Scott of tho v Antarctic PLUS "In This Corner'' NEWS CARTOONS FRI.-SAT. A CHEAT I0OK IEC0MES A CREATE! PIOURE1 DICK POWELL EVELYN KEYESin "MRS. MIKE lilt.tld Ihm Undid Arliilt PLUS Unexpected Guest NEWS CARTOON Goes Open at 7:30, Show at Dusk BIRTHS CHASTAIN. to Mr. and Mrs. John E 217 South Riverside av enue, June 29, 1950, girl, 8V4 pounds, Sacred Heart hospital. PETERSON, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, route 1, box 158, June 29 1950, girl, 8 pounds, Sacred Heart hospital. DUNGEY, to Mr. ad Mrs. Donald, 544 Palm street, Med ford, June 29, 1950, boy, 8Vj pounds, Community hospital. NEATHAMER, to Mr. and Mrs. Matt, Rogue River. June 27, 1950, girl, 5 pounds, at Commun ity hospital. WEITMAN, to Mr. and Mrs. Byrd, route 1, box 112, Talent, June 28, 1950, girl, 4 pounds, at Osteopathic hospital. 1 SIMMONS, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 624 North Riverside avenue, June 28, 1950, girl, 6'4 pounds, at Osteopathic hospital. VAUGHN To Mr. and Mrs. Donald, Prospect, June 28, 1950, girl, 8 pounds, at Community hospital. Hollywood, June 29 iU.P.) Comedian Red Skelton said to day he'll take a complete vaca tion for three months on doctor's orders. He collapsed from fatigue last week. The Original VITAMIN B-12 PJus FOLIC ACID Insist on RUBICAPS. high po tency B complex with folic and and new vitamin B-12 for fatigue, anemia and run-down condition. On Sale at Your Favorite Drug Counter Notice . . .THE FOLLOWING MEDFORD STORES WILL CLOSE MONDAY, JULY 3RD, TO GIVI THEIR EMPLOYEES THE ADVANTAGE OF A THREE-DAY HOLIDAY. "... stores that treat their help well, will treat YOU that way too. . . " OFFICE STATIONERY and SUPPLY MEDFORD STATIONERY STORE LAMPORT'S SPORTING GOODS SAM'S SPORTING GOODS HAL'S CAMERA SHOP ANDER'S CAMERA SHOP BRAINERD'S STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP JEAN HART'S ADRIENNE'S HADLEY'S BURELSON'S SHAW'S DRESS SHOP THE TOGGERY ROBINSON BROTHERS BARKER'S PURUCKER'S PIANO HOUSE PRUITT'S MUSIC CENTER MEDFORD FLOWER SHOP BARNARD'S HOME APPLIANCE WAKEFIELD DRAPERY SHOP WEEKS and ORR MEDFORD FURNITURE STORE EKERSON'S PAINT and ROOF STORE MEDFORD PAINT and COLOR CENTER BELL'S HOMEWARES THE TOY HOUSE LANTIS and JOHNSON GATE'S FURNITURE STORE Local and Gasolina Spilled City fire men washed down spilled gaso line at East Main street and North Central avenue at 5:04 p. m. yesterday. Hospitalised Mrs. Ellen Groat, 118 South Ivy street, was hospitalized at Sacred Heart hos pital early this morning, where she is reported to be undergoing medical observation, To Canada Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Connell and three daughters, 2815 Howard avenue, expect to leave Saturday for Alberta, Can ada, where they plan to visit rel atives for about three months. Return Dr. and Mrs. A. E. lor street, have returned after visiting for 10 days with their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Dodson and son, Lance, 815 Tay Mrs. A. E. Dodson Jr., Ritzville, Wash. To Portland Mrs. Dick Baize and son, David, 11, 45 Haw thorne avenue, will leave Fri day for Portland where Mrs. Baize will undergo medical treatment. They plan to return Sunday. From Trip Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Niedermeyer, route 2, box 404, returned this week from a 10-day trip to Portland whert they visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maust, and family. ... Returns Jack Rouhier, 515 South Grape street, returned to his employment Wednesday as teller at the First National bank her. after participating in the national guard encampment at Camp Clatsop. Rouhier is a member of the 732nd anti-aircraft gun battalion from Ashland. Personal CALENDAR Thursday 7 p. h. Phoenix Neighbors of Woodcraft, home of Mrs. George Bourne, Calhoun road. 8 p. m. Daughter of the British Empire, Girls Commun ity club. Friday 10:30 a. m. Calico Crew, Mrs. James D. Fleming, 311 South Laurel street. Villi Lt. Col. Everett A. Hansen and family, Washington, D.C., are guests of Judge F. L. Tou Velle at his home In Jack sonville. - e In Jacksonville Mrs. E. O. Van Camp and young son, Ned. Portland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Dickey, Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Dickey are an aunt and uncle to Mrs. Camp. At Lake Mrs. H. W. Robert ion. 1955 Gregory road, left yes terday with her sister, Mrs. Charles Barnes, Talent, to stay at the Barnes' summer home at Lake o'the Woods during the holiday week-end. Leaves Hubert Derrick, Temple City. Cal., left yester day after visiting .since Tuesday with old friends here. Derrick will be remembered as operator of Derrick's cafeteria on South Riverside some years ago. ... From California Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Dungey, Table Rock road, returned Tuesday after visiting in Los Angeles. San Francisco and other Cali fornia points. While in Los An geles, they visited Mrs. Dun- gey's father and brothers. To Leave Col. and Mrs. Ed win J. Briggs and five children will leave about August 1 for Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., where Col. Briggs will attend command and staff school. The officer has been regular army instructor here for the national guard. Juniors To March Members of Bliss Heine's Juniors will complete plans for their particl pation in the Ashland July 4 parade at their respective class' es Saturday, July 1. Last week the group won first place at the Talent June Jamboree, it was announced. Pension Club Ed Lenderman, president of the Old Age Pen sion club of Rogue River, has announced a meeting will be held in Live Oak Grange hall at Rogue River, Sunday at 2 p. m. Those interested, whether members or not, are invited, the president said. . To Build R. L. Taylor has been granted a building permit at the city building inspector's office to erect a new residence costing $5,000 at 331 Melrose avenue. Ed Scislowski was grant ed a permit to spend $400 for an addition to a residence at 319 Newtown street. e At Convention Edward C. Root, local music teacher who attended the national convention of the Shrine at Los Angeles as a member of the Hillah temple band, is now attending the nat ional convention of piano tech nicians being held at the Elks' club building in Los Angeles. From Mid-West Mn. Robert Shaw and sister, Mn. Ganong, Gold Hill, arrived in Medford by plane. Tuesday evening, after a two months' trip to the mid west. The two plan to leave by plane Monday for Tacoma, Wash., and Victoria, B. C. They were Medford business visitors Wednesday. e e e Leare Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crinklow, Santa Susana, Cal., have left after visiting here sev eral days with Mr. and Mn. P. B. Blgelow, 522 Park avenue. While here, the visitor! were taken by their hosts to Crater lake. They were en route by car to Vancouver, B. C., from where they will leave by ship for Alas ka for 10 days. Visiting Comdr. and Mn. Wayne L. Goff, and soni, Rob ert, 13, and Richard, 10, ire vis iting Commander Goff's mother. Mrs. Lydia Goff, 410 Beatty street. The family has been liv ing In Piedmont, Cal., while the officer, who is attached to the coast guard, was stationed at San Francisco. They are now en route to Juneau, Alaska, where he will he stationed. Wall Street New York, June 29 (U.R) Two selling drives today sent the stock market down to a new low since mid-February In the general average. Railroad and utility averages touched new lows since late in December. The industrial aver age held above its 1950 low but was at its lowest point since April 4. Trading was active. Dow Jones closing stock aver ages: 30 industrials 208.72 off 7.96; 20 railroads 51.24 off 1.86: 15 utilities 40.38 off 1.49: 65 stocks .72.35 off 2.73. Sales today approximated 3.040,000 shares, compared with $2,600,000 traded yesterday Today'! closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 150 Anaconda 29 Chrysler 70 ' Curtis Wright 8 '4 General Electric ... 44U General Motors 85' 4 Montgomery Ward 53 la Penn. R. R 14;,4 Penney, J. C 55 Radio 18 Southern Co 11 'i Southern Pacific SOU S. Oil of Calif 66 Texas Gulf Sulphur 7Bs Transamerlca 16 United Aircraft 2R'.4 U. S. Rubber 38:'i U. S. Steel 32 Youngstown 85 1 Portland Produce Portland. Ore . June 2ft fir P I Butter Prices to relatU-rs: Grnrto A A prints fl4c lb: AA cartons H-h-: prtnu 04c; A cartons 5c; B prints ear Esc prices to retailors: Crude AA large 50c; A large 4JS.4t.i-- AA nifdium 46c. A medium 44-43c: small 31c. car tuns. 2c additional. Cheese Prices to retailers Oreni. Mnjile. 37-4. c In ; Oregon 5-H l1 42 'j -43c lb: triplets I'.e le.. th.-m single Premium brand. sii.kIos S0..c lb: loaf 52'. e lb Strawberries sold for 2 -5 25 i fiat on the Portland e.istnide farmer! wholesale produce mnrkei. Raspberries were $2.73-3 a 13-cup fill Zucchini squash brought VI 50 a flat Green onions were 60.70 cents a dozen bunches Poultry, Rabbits Live chickensbroilers under 2 lbs. 2fl-27c; 2-3 lbs., 25-21)c; 3-4 lbs . 2H 27c; 4 Ins. and over 27-2Rc; frvers 3-3 lbs.. a7-2fc; 3-4 lbs.. 28-2!lc ron Bi ers 4 Ihs. and over $2B-29c; light hens under 4 Ihs.. 17-21c: 4 Ihs. over lfi-21c; roosters 25c; heavy hens, all weights. JO-aic; old roosters, all weights. 11 13r Turkeys Net to growers, dressed. A young toms, 27.28c; light hens. 4J- 42c. Rabbits Llva white. 4 to 3 lbs . 23 34c; A-8 lbs., 20.40c; colored 2c lower. To Coast Bill Coy, Lamport's Sporting Goods store, will spend the holiday week-end at the coast. He plans to fish at Gold Beach where he will meet friends from Grants Pass, and attend the lily festival at Brook ings. e e e Return Mrs. - Jesse Greene. 14 Almond street, and Mrs. Le one Crawford, route 1, have re turned to Medford after spend ing three weeks in Hamilton, Mont. Mrs. Greene was called In Hamilton by the illness of a brother, e e e From Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boss, Eugona, visited Tuesday with Mrs. Boss' cousin and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Severson, 20 VS South Newton street. The Sevcrsons returned Sunday evening after visiting a week at Hood's Canal, Wash., and Victoria, B. C. Dead line on Classified Ada: 5:3u p.m for following day; 10 m. Men. day. noon Saturday for Sunday ajn 609 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-6805 FREE DELIVERY PRICES FOR FRI.-SAT. All Meats Graded and Inspected FRESH DRESSED COLORED CUT UP READY TO FRY CHEDDAR CHEESE ib. 37c Thursday, June 29. 1950 Court Records Juitice Court Emll R. Hartic. Lvrlia P. Blood, no operator's license, fine $1 and costs each. Dean R. Chamberlain, over loads, total fine $20.50 and costs. William H. Davis, no muffler, fine $2.5U and costs. Clarence D. Wood, passing on risht, fine $1 and costs. Glen O. Mosser. overload, fine $27.50 and costs. Police Court Mildred F. Litster, no opera tor's license, bail $5. Court House News Divorce Complaint LanRlev, Helen G. vs. Clyde E. Adams, Juanita F. vs. William R. Miller, Martha M. vs. Thomas J. Curl, Patricia vs. Clifford W Jr. Livestock San Francisco. June 20 tU P.) Cattle AO. Few scattered sales ecn era II j steady Odd head canner and cutter cows 13-I7. Calves 12. Small lot common and medium vealers $27' $20 Hogs 100 Active, hutchers 25 ccntH higher, sows stendv. Good and choice ISHU240 llv hutchers $22 50. Odd head good sows SI5. Sheep I.5IR) Salable supply includ es around two double holdovers. No curly sales. Wednesday, opened act live and closed slow. Slaughter lambs fully 50 cents to as much as $1 lower, yearlings and ewes steady; feeder lambs fully 50 cents lower.' Early, load good and choice No. 2 pelt aver, amni! 04 lbs. $25. Inter good sorted No 2 pelt $24 A couple decks of good sorted woolcd lambs $24. Some good shorn vcurlmRs SLMl Good ewes $!. common and medium $H .tO-H Good u ix) I i'd around 72 lb feeder lambs $22 50. shorn ;( lb feeders S3. 50 Portl.niH Ort' . .lime 20 1 1 ' p i C":itle 'Jim holilover 1"". .T'tive on ImiM rlkt's. ,'imimmi.nit'Hiuni I).,'! cows sl,nv. Inch nu-ilmm 1IHH Ih. t:al Ifornia nra H'rrs other offer ing mostly rnus: rannera-rtiltera IH tl.'i 30: medium ht'ef cowa altove $18 30. hull srnrre. Calves H.V strao'v; Rood vealera S37 $2!). commons down to $13 Hoes 130; slow, about steadv; good-chon-o 310 ltis. $2.1; IliO Ihs. $21 30; gnnd-rhnice truck-ins scarce; 270 lbs. $21: Rood 313-430 Ih. sows $17-IR; lighter weights above $18: good cholco feeders $22-23 or above: de mand good Sherp 330; very few spring lambs available earlv; steadv; good-choice $22 30-23: good feeders $11); medium yearlings $18-10; good ewes S6.30-7. Washington, June 29 (U.R A military spokesman said today that 103 more Americans have been brought out of Korea by air, bringing the total to 861. La Paz, Bolivia, June 20 (U.R) The cabinet of President Ma Merto Urrioliigoitia resigned to day. PARTY AND SPECIAL TREATS genuini old CDCKirU RDCAh ITYLI SOUR SOUR "Isvl l er Made in San Largo Selection o WINES and MIXERS BEER Any Kind By the case or bottle ,'HONE 2-4625 for Free Delivery of Been and Mixort OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT Bell's Beverage Shop 124 South Central Murray Bell, Owner " ib. 65c SHORT SHANK TENDERIZED MEDFORD (OREGON) Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Variable hi ah thin cloudiness tonight and Friday. Continued warm. Western Oregon: Partly rlourtv in terior and cloudy on const tonight; and Friday. Ocrasional drizzle on ciwmI in morning. Somewhat cooler interior in afternoon or night. High interior 78 88, and 65 on coast. Low tonight 53-IM- I.Ol'AL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 78, Lowest 42. Total monthly precipitation 1.27 inches. Excess for the month .55 inch. Total precipitation since September 1, 1040. 16.BU inches. Excess for the season 63 inch. Relative humidity 4 30 pro. ester day 31-4 30 am. today 741.. Tomorraw Sunrise 5 30 a m. Sunset 7 30 p in. Observations Talk At 4:30 A.M., wu ate naian iirnt High Lew Pree. ... Bn til ... 7H ... 81 3S .1)7 ... il 33 .01 ... Ill .14 .... 17 M ... III ... 94 .. W AH ... 79 t;s ... a s:i . 1H 77 ... R4 57 . M .11 ... 1)1 M ... Ill .1H ... 7 .ia .... U 31 ... H4 3 ... 81 US ... 1 60 Boise Chicago . ., Denver Kureaa , Havre Klamath falls 1..W AnKClet, M.dfurd New York Ottiaha Phoenix Portland Reno Eugene Salt l.ake San Francisco Seattle Spokane washineton. D. C. Yakima 1 LANA TNRNER EXPECTING Hollywood, June 29. lU.Rj Sweater Girl. Lana Turner says she expects a baby in January but she'll be able to appear in a movie with Eiio Pinza next month. Open 7:30, Show at Dusk Ends Tonift "SIERRA" and "DUKE OF CHICAGO" Pony Rides , , . Miniature Train Playground Fun FOODS FOR SPECIAL DINNERS Franciico A FRIDAY & SATURDAY ALL-WEEK SPECIAL Skinless WIENERS 37cib. mm MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN LATTIMORE BACKS TRUMAN Baltimore, Md., June 20 (U.R) Owen Lattimore acused by Sen. Joph R. McCarthy, (R., Wis. of being a Soviet agent, said lust night that President Truman waa "morally and politically justi. lied" In ordering American for en to combat the communist in vasion ol southern Korea. wmu PHONE 2-6424 li-MHI-H 2 pita Hi l j mm now! DOORS OPEN 12:45 P.M. WESTERN ACTION JIMMY WAKELY CANNONBAU. TAYLOR 'Lawless Code' PLUS ASHLAND I RflRFRT TAYtOR EU7ABFTH TAYHlffj JTTTyjTT last Tf V "" I ISTARS ihmy CROVVNl lKhi'J0lt McCREJU M?"mi miw was iiMnwni Vg I There's a "ul 1 Ho:hTim (mm A in he -r-A V Ir? kfl i 1 jaw ililil mmsgesssBmmm S i . Oregon SLICED BACON 42 Pound Elevalor Operators do ill ASK FOR LIGHT, DRT C I'M Aunt In-tnii, Sea frgnuK 12 Ib. Average Whole or Half b. PLUS 'and baby" 'MAKES THREE 57c Bm
