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Some animals can survive tem peratures as low as 100 degrees below zero. DRIVE!. J fheatre TONIGHT - THURSDAY wmes mat I STEWART DIETRICH 111 PLUS I Richard COHTE jMl ) I Stephen McNAUY &Tv fl 1 Charles B1CRF0RD glC I Alex NICOL KSSllfe: NEWS CARTOONS Gates Open 6:30; Show at 7:00 Local and Personal Return Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Wertz, who sold their home re cently at Gold Hill, have return ed to the Roeue valley and pur chased a home at Rogue River, friends of the couple said today - On Vacation Miss Janet Wal ton, 35 Cottage street, is vaca tioning this week from her work in the bookkeeping department at the First National bank. She plans to visit friends in Klamath Falls the end of this week. ' ' Food Salt -Crater Lions auxil iary will sponsor a food sale Saturday, April 12, in the Home Appliance store at 115 East Main street. All food will - be home made, they said. . Included will be colored Easter eggs. Proceeds will be used to send children to a summer camp. Data Corrected The joint in stallation of Camp White Post 6412, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Shady Cove's Steelhead Post, VFW, and its auxiliary will be held at Camp White Wednesday, April 16, rather than tonight, as was incorrectly reported in the Pickin' Pears column appearing in The Mail Tribune last night, officers said today. Combat Infantryman Pfc. George S. Green Jr.. 1410 Euclid avenue. Med ford, has been awarded the combat infantry man badge while serving with the 40th Infantry division in Ko rea, according to an armed forces release. Private Green is a mem ber of the 160th infantry regi ment Company M, a part of the first National Guard division to arrive overseas after start of the Korean war. ii xi .-y i i OPEN TILL f:P.m. EVERY WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT For the Convenience of Our Customer , A t J pir A i h -v-.l VADcq; Gqtv-:?p by TRAILWAY! THERE'S NO INTERRUPTION IN . TRAILWAYS BUS SERVICEI Busts have been added dyrlnf " present emergency ft CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT 148 North Front Phone 3-1853 0 Now Playing Nightly The Sensational JOE NEWMAN T&IO Featuring Vickie Yeuaf ami CUasI keaeft A Brand New Show! This Week Only Lovely DALE HALL A Top Entertainer in Unique Exotic Black Light Novelty Dances! First Show 10:30 P. M. NOW OPEN EVERY DAY AT NOON! FOR RESERVATIONS PHONI 2-4100 Tuna in KYJC Tims.. Than.. Sat.. S:45 P.M. s? Auxiliary To Meet The auxil iary of Myers-Holland Post 129, American Legion, will meet in the Legion hall in Central Point at 8 p.m. Thursday. April 10. Circle To Moat Circle 7 of the Women'a Society of Chris tian Service will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday. April 10. at the home of Mrs. E. C. Ray, 28 Summit avenue. a a a Visit Albert and Axel Holmes. Minneapolis, Minn., visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paschke, 892 Stewart avenue. They were en route north from a California vacation. a Patient Transferred Arthur Harding, 18, Grants Pass, badly hurt in an auto accident Sunday at Bybee corner near Jackson ville, was transferred to Grants Pass today by ambulance. He had been confined to Community hos pital. a a a Juniors To Meet Degree of Honor Junior club will meet Sat urday, April 12, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wil son, 7 Chestnut street, for a club session and an Easter egg hunt Mrs. Wilson, director, states that members may bring friends. In Hospital-Pfc. Frank Lyon, formerly of Medford, is confined to the hospital at Lowery Air Force base, Denver, Colo., it was reported here today. He would appreciate mail from friends in this area. His address is 3421 Tec. Trng. Sqdn., Box 6333, Low ery AFB, Denver, Colo. a False Alarm City firemen re ported a false alarm about 4 p.m. yesterday. They said the alarm was at Morton Milling company, 10 West Jackson street. A trash fire in the 400 block on North Fir street was extinguished about noon yesterday. It was in a pro hibited zone, firemen said. Returns to U.S. Lt. Cmdr. Lloyd E. Green, former Medford resident now serving aboard the USS LST894. recently returned to this country with his ship after serving nine months in far east ern waters. Commander Green's wife, Mrs. Patricia A. Green, is a resident of San Diego, Calif. Traffie Accident Cars driven by Robert L. Taylor, 331 Mclro.e avenue, and Dale H. Pruitt, 909 Jasper street, collided at 7:45 a.m. today at the intersection of Main and Sixth streets, accord ing to city police. No one was injured in the accident, police said. No citations or damage were listed. a a a Job Openings The job vacan cies for hospital attendants and kitchen helpers at the Camp White veterans domiciliary are for male applicants only, it was reported today from the Camp White personnel office. Examin ations for the jobs will be held soon, and details may be obtain ed from the Medford post office or at Camp White. a a a In Hospital Mrs. Betty Jane Bower, 2763 Howard avenue, is recupertaing at Osteopathic hos pital from emergency surgery she underwent Monday. Walter Herbert, 391 East Main street, is a medical patient at the hospital. the hospital reported. Danny Spruill, son of Ardeth Spruill. 1185 Sage road, had his tonsils removed at the hospital yester day. a a a Janitor Hurt Hugo A. Ford Sr., 1114 West Eighth street. Medford, suffered back injuries, including possible fractures. about 9 a. m. today when he fell from a ladder at the Central Point junior high school gymna sium, according to a report from Community hospital where he was taken by Conger-Morris am bulance. He is a janitor at the school. a ja a Case Dismissed A charge of failing to yield the right-of-way. which was filed against Frank T 1- rn.. 1 In. 4?1 following a minor accident In Medford Monday, was dismissed for lack of evidence yesterday. City Police Judge Warren Lev seg ordered the IS bail to be re turned to Enders. Also involved in the accident was a car driven by Lorin Percival Christean, 808 Agate street a a Tickets on Sale Tickets for the coming Footlighters play. "Goodbye My Fancy," went on sale today, civic theater officers have announced. Dates of the production will be April 17, 18, 19, 21 and 22. General admis sion tickets for adults and young people are available at Pruitt's Music center, Puruckers Piano house, and Paul Bulkin's Soup house. Reserved seats may be purchased for a nominal extra charge by calling Olson Furni ture store, the officers added. Obftiary ELLA SMITH Ella J. Smith. 96. died In Med ford today. Perl funeral home is in charge of funeral arrangements. livestock LAURA LEHMAN Funeral sen Ices for Laura J. Lehman, 73. of 2033 Sunset drive, who died here today, will be held at Perl funeral home Friday at 2 pjn. with the Rev. Shelvy Anslemyer, pastor of the First Christian church, officiat ing. Interment will be in Jack sonville cemetery. The deceased, who was born in Reno county, Kansas, on June 23, 1876, had been a resident of Medford for the part 27 years. Her husband, Ulysses, died in 1942. Survivors include three sons. Roy. Alvin and Leonard, all of Medford: two sisters. Mrs. Clyde Havis. Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Pearl Cowin. Medford: 11 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Portland Cattle tSO. rhotra Mam SU: utility slain SJS-i. I urawr ana curies- aie-te, (irons weignis 10 11 Calves so. Choice realm S5-S7; util ity and commercial caisea and veelers MI-90 Ho toe. cboica tso-sss n. no. i and No. S butcher mostly SIS; cboica ISO lb. SIS: S0O-4S0 lb. sow S1SSO tisso. good and choice feeder pigs iSO. Sheep SO. Ustat weoled lamba $3130. J toad and cboica US eiaugaias w Mrs. Jenny Hoag. mother of Leo Hoag of Prospect, died today at Albany. . Ore. Conger-Morris funeral home is in Charge of arrangements. Rummage Daughters of the Nile patrol will sponsor a rum mage sale Thur.day from 9 a. m. to S p.'m., in the Pythian build ing. a a a Plan Dance Phoenix Grange will hold a square dance Friday. April 11, at 8 p.m. at the Grange hall. Mrs. Minnie Robertson will call, and all square dancers are cordially invited to attend. Wo men are a.-ked to take sand wiches, a Daily Weather Report i.ociL rearrests XI rd for 4 and nrimt. fair and sarm through Thursday Peasant thunderstorm Thursday evening. Last tonight M. High Inursds ;-. Western Ureroa: Kunnr Thursday with lowly rums temperatures Last tonight S5-4S. lihs r rasas- SS-TS la tenor. &yS on roast Local data Temperature a year a(o today: Highest S3. Lowest 34 Total monthly precipitance .1 Inch tVllrwncy for tb month .is lorn Total prartpitatMMi ataco Ss-ptrmur I. IMI. ISM incite. Excasa lor tna stoaon 4 73 tnrn Relative humidity JO p am. aster da 4 M am today . UkMMattoaa Taka At 44 ASk. 12 Mrridiaa lima HitMLowprac ii X Boston Chirato , Drnw . Eureka , Havre .. Klamath Fella Los Angelea Medlar New York Omaha Phoenia , Portland Fen Euien Salt Lake - ban Franctaco , Seattle Spokane S4 ST Se Se . as 41 . ST SJ 14 sj M as 4 54 SS SI 21 48 I 3 it J4 44 31 S3 43 3 34 33 4 34 30 ST T Washinfton. O. C. . 31 Yakima 44) 30 Teeaarrosi Sunrise 131 is Sunset S 44 p a. San rranciara l U P. Cattle SO. Mostly good eaO-aSO lb. eteera S30 73. canner and cutter cows 117-30. Hogs 230. Cboica 10-340 lb. batch era No. 1 and 3a. 3, SIS; cbosce aosra $14-14 SO. a beep 100. No early sale. Portland Produce Portland iL- P i Butter: To re tailers AA grade prints 7Sc lb: car tons 79c: A prints Sc. carton 79c. B prints 74c lb. Lgas: To retailers: Grade AA large S3c dot : A large 4S-49C dox : AA me dium 4S-49C dot ; A medium 47c doc carton 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers: A grade chad der. Oregon singles 47-S3c 104 -lb. loaves. Si-SSc: premium brands to SS,r lb. for single wheels and 41 'tc lor 5-1 b. loaves; nrociawd American cheese. S-lb. loaves. 4',-47'lc lb. f irst locally grown radishes sold at 0 cents a dozen bunches an the East Side Farmers market Wednesday; most prices held unchanged. Pealiry. eUeelte Live Chickens Ko. t ejualttv. f ob. plants--rrers. 2't-3 lb . 20-30c: 3-4 Ins. 29-30. roasters. 4't lbs. and up. 2-30c; light hens, all wta.. 20-3 Ic lb; heavy hens. aU wts, 23--sc, old roost er 1 4-1 Sc. Dressed Shlckma No. 1 New York dreased style to retailer: fryer, all wu. 44-4-c lb : roasters. 44-4 ic. light heaa. 33-33c: heavy hena 3S-47c. cut up Irycre. aU wis. 40-41C. Dressed Turkeys To retailers: Froren winter pack A grade tarns. 4c lb ; New York dreased style. B gred. 43r Rabbits I Average to grower, fab. killing plami Live white. 3s-4'a lbs. 2a-2c. a-4 lb. 22.23c; colorad pelt 4e lb under; old do rabbits. I2-Ic. lew higher fresh dressed Iryers 40 re tailers. U-ic. some higher. WaSMksdar. April I, lilt MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEW WAIL STREET New York UiJ Stocks wor ried through a quiet session Wednesday as traders tried to guess the steel plant seizure out come. The main list held in a frac tional area. Gains were well dis tributed but there were enough losses to bring the major aver ages down a few cents. Dow Jones closing stock aver ager Thirty Industrials. 263.04 off 0 23: 20 railroads. 91.38 off 0.42: IS utilities. 49.61 off 0.08; 3 stocks. 100.71 off 0 22. Sales Wednesday totaled 980. 000 shares compared with 1,090, 000 traded Tuesday. Use stall TTTbune Want Ad 5 "When yet mean IUS. sry Continental TreirwysT CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT 148 N. MONT rHONI 3-1 IS J Lyle D. teases, Aeant RED DAT1I1 Wn ef Mewfee. on Hff rtway 9f DINE-DANCE Fearurtfef Jack McVca AND AU-STAI CAST DeKtieas. Sesaks Cbsckaa) Served grrae S P-ss 1 fM. to 2:99 AJsV. OUIHG? Savt by Renting a BEEHIVE U-DRIVE Vans Sfakti and Pickup Trucks SUM9 TEXACO STATION a, aVaee rwaa. 9-9174 Complaint in Damage Suit Seeks $27,500 A civil suit requesting 827,300 damages has been filed in cir cuit court by attorneys repre senting Rebecca White, according to records in the county clerk's office. Named as defendants in the complaint are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Roseborough, 610 Oak dale drive. The complaint alleges that the plaintiff suffered a broken hip as the result of a fall on May 18, 1951, while she was leasing a residence at 716 West Main street owned by Mr. and Mrs. Rosebor ough. In the complaint, she charges that her faU. at 704 West Sixth street, also owned by the Roseborough's was due to their negligence in maintaining a ramp. The complaint asks for $25. 000 for damages and $2,500 for Medical expenses. The plaintiff is represented by Roberts, Kel lington and Branchfield, Med ford firm of attorneys. BIRTHS NICHOLS To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer. General Delivery, Jack sonville April 3. 1952, a girl 6U lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. JACOBSON To Mr. and Mrs. Luther, 2811 North Pacific highway April 5, 1952, a girl, 84 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. DOWNEY To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. 434 Berrydale avenue, April 8. 1952. a girl, 6'i lbs., at Community hospital. WHITE To Mr. and Mrs. Lyle. 416 Benson street. April 7. 1952, a boy. 64 lbs., at Com munity hospital. TOPE To Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam, 431 Benson street, April 8, 1952. a girl. 74 lbs., at Commu nity hospital. HOBSON To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, Gold Hill, April 9, 1952. a girl. 6'i lbs., at Osteo pathic hospital. - Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Off enbacher moved last week from Klamath Falls and are living here at 331 North Holly street. He is employed in the shop of the Allis-Chalmers company. Oaae line on Classtttea Ads: 830 em (or following day; 10 a m Mon Say: noon Saturday 'or Sunday a m WARN OVERNIGHT PARKERS Medford police today asked for a more thorough observance of the city's overnight parking regulations which forbid parking on paved streets between 1 and 6 a.m. Officers are being in structed to Je on th elookoutlor all violations they said and fines are being levied. HELD OVER! ' M gga. a ass- M m jay,. m sWBBMSffTIOHsl Si YOUR FAVORITE FAMILY BACK AGAIN with AIL NEW FUN! Majorie MAIM Percy KILBRIDE ffig - aaSasSSssSBassmfasUaU w DUAMt JsM900 (Starts Tonitc Battle Ground XJ with Vl Vend Johnson Vg David Irian ifJ 2ND ACTION HIT! m -sJlP 3tjji 'HVERUND TEUUAfl" 7 J ' Jam wf moiam mutm W fl waJna' a. eaaaQ 4Qai MEDFORD HOTEL DINING ROOM Caterine to Large and Small PRIVATE PARTIES, SOCIAL CtUlS, and lrfeMNea'a. liaiin usual. . 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