Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 10, 1952, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextLocal and To Mm! Circle 0, Women's Society of Christian .Service, will meet today at 8 p. m., in the : home of Mrs. A. F. Fila treau, 124 Vancouver avenue. - - Taking Training A. B. Elmer Tompkins, son of E. Tompkins, route 1, box 433, Medford, is sow: completing his basic Air Fore training at Lackland Air Force base, Texas, according to n Air Force news release. . Plan Dinner -Shipmate's class of First Methodist church has planned the monthly potluck din ner at the church Friday, April 11. The dinner has been set for 6 pjn., one-half hour earlier than usual, in order that those pres ent may later attend the Good Friday service in the church. All members and friends are invited to' attend, and are reminded to take table service. DBIVtMH tbsatre ENDS TONIGHT STEWARA DIETRICH PLUS . ... NEWS CARTOONS tSates Open 6:30; Shew at 7:00 (7; Wish ywf friends a Wappy Easter with a hallmark fester Card Because on Easter as always . youH want your friends to . knew ... "you cared enough ' - to send the very best" 5umt& I Stephen McKALLY f THERE'S K0 INltSXCHIOft Kt TRAIL WAYS IUS SERVICE! lutes hove been edded dyrfnf CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT ! 148 North Front ' . . - Phone 3-1853 Flue Fire Firemen reported chimney fire at 8:30 a.m. today at the W. S. Scalberg residence. There was no damage, they said. ' Te Held tale The annual Girl Scout cookie sale will be held in Medford April 11 through 19. Mrs. Thomas Ealin- ger is the chairman. Te Duty MaJ. T. A. Culbert son Jr., 2509 Lyman avenue, will leave Saturday for two weeks active duty with the air force at Portland during which he will attend a field economics mobil ization course at the Portland Civic auditorium. . Attend Conference Four men from the state forest patrol of fice here are in Salem, for a week-end conference. They are Ted Maul, district warden; Doyle Stockton, assistant district warden, and Homer Smets and Robert Stokes, inspectors. Patient Discharged Hugo A. Ford Sr., 1114 West Eighth street. Medford. hurt yesterday in fall from a ladder at the Central Point junior high school gymnasium, was to be discharg ed today from Community hospi tal, the hospital reported. Townsend Club A meeting of Townsend Club No. 1 will be held in the Pythian building Fri day, April 11, at 8 p.m. A coun cil meeting is set for 7:30 p.ra and the annual Easter parade of comic hats will be held during the evening. Members of a Brownie troop will entertain. The public is invited to attend. Home Hurling Class The last Red Cross home nursing class of the spring will begin Wednes day, April 16, in the old city council chamber of the city hall at 7:30 p.m. it was announced today. Those interested in the class are asked to call the Red Cross office, 2-4403, or Mrs. George Carter, 2-6586. Miss Eu nice Gray will teach the claw. ' Worker Hurt Richard L. Gravelle, 25, Box 111. Jackson ville, an employee of the Bauer- Edmonds mill on the South Pa cific highway, was slightly in jured yesterday when he was struck by a log. according to Conger-Morris ambulance at tendants who took him to Sacred Heart hospital. He was released after having his injuries inspect ed by a doctor. Daughter Bern Birth of a daughter to Air Force Sgt. and Mrs. William E. Colbert at San Antonio. Tex., on Tesday, April 8, has been reported here Grandparents are State Police Sgt and Mrs. William J. Colbert, 503 Maple street, Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. John O. Riley, Hillsboro. The girl weighed six pounds ounces and has been named Susan Eileen. Card Party A public card party will be .held at Redman hall on Apple street at 8:15 p.m. Friday. April 11. it was an nounced today. Bridge, pinochle and canasta will be played. Mrs. Hans Rammin is in charge, as sisted by Mrs. Lewis Bish, Mrs. Margaret Davis, Mrs. Charles Hobbs, Mrs. Floyd Lewis and Mrs. Carl Ludwig. Pocahontas lodge will meet before the party, at 7:30 p.m. . Promoted Elmer C. Bryans, son of Mrs. Boyd Harlow. 616 Franquette street, Medford, has been promoted from sergeant to staff sergeant in the Air Force, his mother reported today. A former employee of Lantis-John-son shoe store. Sergeant Bryans entered the service about three years ago, and spent some two years in Okinawa. He la now assigned to the 43rd communica tions squadron at Hamilton Air Force base, California. WEATHER By United Press North California: Cloudy Thursday with showers and a few scattered thunderstorms mainly from Ukiah and Marys ville south; cooler north portion Thursday night. teJ jOl fe livestock rorOaBd m.V-CMOe and ehotc mm 933$. ntjltty heif er S33-3S: eanaer and cuttar ct mostly S1S.1S-. utility row 00-14: cutter and utility bulla S33-STS0. Calve SS. Caoa veaJer MS-IT. utility and r milium 111 caivea aad reeler 929-30. Hota SO. Chafe ft. 1 end S katrfc. an I1I TS-1I: chafe S3S J ea i 1 SO: food SS-TS Id. feeder bis Sl. Sheep SS. Chntc aprinc lamba $11; nothing ala ottered early. fan rraftclace (UP.) CatUa aea. . Calve nan. Hoc 30 Choir 1S0-S4S lb. No. I and S butcher SIS. Sheep SO. Mo earl aalea. Portland Produce Portland fOP Butter: To retail, en: AA trad print Tic lb.; carton TSc; A print Tic. eartoaa T9c; print ISc lb. Bsc: To retailer: Grad AA lars 32c do : A terg 4S-4SC do.; AA me dium 4S-49C do: A medium 47 doe.; carton 3e additional Cheese: To retailer- A grad Ched dar. Oreion (inal 4T-51C lb : S-lb loaves. 32-3 Sc. premium brand to SS'ae lb. for ilngl wheel and Sl'e far 5-lb loaves; procnetd American cheee. S-lb. ioave. 45,-4T,c lb. Field frown rhubarb told a raw aa 11 73-2 for S1S-S lb. flata on the Boat Side Farmers' market: top lettuce wee $7 23 a crat eatreme: Hood River Yellow Wow tow apple were U 34 a looa packed boa Poultry, SUablta Uv Chicken (M. t sjuallty. fab plant V Fryer. 2-S lb.. 39-30-. S-4 lb. 29-SOc: router. 4 lb and up. 29-30c; light hen, all err.. 20-21 lb : heavy bens. aU wta, 23-2 c; eld roost, an 14.15c. Dressed Chicken !. 1 New Tork dressed stylo to retailers: Fryen. aU wt.. 44-43 lb : roasters. 44-45c; Ufbt hen. 32-33C: heavy hen 33-47. cut up fryers, all wt. BO-41C. Dressed Turkeys To retailers: Frozen winter pack A (rado to ma. 4c lb ; New York dressed style. B grade. 43- m Rabbits 4 Ararat to growers, f h. killinf plant Uv white. 3.-4', lbs . 2-29c: S-S lb. 13-aSc: colored pelU 4c lb. under: old doe rabbits. 13 18c, few higher: fresh dreaaed fryen to retailers, 42-3c. asm higher. WALL STREET New York (U P) Railroad issues led stocks higher on In creased volume Thursday. The market apparently had shaken off its steel plant seizure jitters. It opened firm and moved higher during the day. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T Anaconda .1531s . 48 - 74i . 8s . SJ4 . 54 . 63 Chrysler Curtiss Wright General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R. 18H Penney, J. C. Radio . 68 . 27U . 13 . 74. . 57U .105 . 25U . IS . 29H . 80s . 38. . 45 Southern Co. Southern Pacific . S. Oil of Calif. Texas Gulf Sulphur . Transamerica Tri-Continental United Aircraft U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel Youngstown SOC Studtnt$ Respond To Red Cross Appeal Ashland Red Cross fund drive appeal at Southern Oregon college is being supported gener ously this spring, according to Beverly Bennett, instructor in physical education and chairman of the annual solicitation. Miss Bennett said faculty and students are responding willingly to the appeal for support She ex pressed confidence that the total collected will exceed last spring's contributions. Daily Weather Report FOatCASTS Medford and vicinity: Fair threufh Friday. Low tonight 3a. high Friday 13 Western Oregon: Fair tonight. In creating cloudlneea Friday with few showers extreme notthwe! Not quit so warm Friday. High SS-TS Interior. 45-53 along coart. Low tonlnght 3T-4T. Temperature a year ago today: Hi (heat 12: Lowest 3T. Total monthly preclp4tarlon IS men. Deficiency for the month 33 torn. Total precipitation eince Seplemuet 1. 1931. 18 30 Inches. Excee for the season 4 St tnchea. Relative humidity 4 30 pm. y aster da r 13-,: 4:30 a m. today 74 V Observation Take At 4:3 A.M. . 12S Meridian Time High Low Pre. Sola si 33 Boston SI Chicago TS Denver 37 Eureka SS Havre 4S Klamath Falls Si Los Angele SI Medford .. 14 New York SS Omaha 37 Phonix SO Portland 71 Reno SO Eugene SS Salt Lake ; SS San Franciae SS Seattle S3 Spokane 33 Washington. D. C SS 3 33 37 47 SS 3S S3 14 40 33 3S 34 30 3S 23 sa 37 Yakima unris 8:37 a.m. Sunset S.47 p as. CARD OF THANKS We gratefully acknowledge the beautiful flowers and many ether ea preasions of ympathy during ar re cent bereavement. Mrs. C. L. Robinson and famly. ON IPfflge 3 SECTION TWO TODAY pot GROCETERIA SAVIKGS! Around Hollywood HoUywood (UJj Marilyn Monroe sighed Thursdsy she's being criticized more for wear- ing clothes f than taking them oft Marilyn re- l", eently coo fA y r fewrd to the OVJ J United Press Oi "- uiai sne poro Vl nud far an three years ago because she Aliae Meaey was broke and needed the ISO. The reaction was tolerant sympathy, and thousands of requests for the calendar. But now the gossip rolunv nists are needling the blonde beauty that her clothes are "atrocious and vulgar" and Tex studio ought to send her to a charm school so she'd know how to dress." -Women are so critical." pout ed Marilyn. "But men appreci ate what I wean I dress to please them. "I like clothes with feeling, they are more Interesting. Most women look at Harper's and Vogue. But that long and lean look is not my type. I'm the round type. "It all.- she explained, "has to do with nature. Cloties Follow Body "I don't like fun skirts. They're quite inorganic. Clothes should follow the body line." The frantic fuss over her fashions started when she ap peared at various parties In two organdy evening gowns, not at the same time. Both are red and VUlian Russell style. They are less than strapless and cling Obituary JENNIE HOAO Services for Mrs. Jennie Mosg. 77. who died Wednesday, will be held in Conger-Morris chapel Saturday at 9.30 a. m, with the Rev. Shelvy Anglemyer of the First Christian church, officiat ing. Committal will be In Sis kiyou Memorial park. Mrs. Hoag was born Aug. 29, 1874. in Brush Creek, la. She came to Oregon at the age of 2. settling at Tillamook. For 23 years, from 1908 to 1933. she lived at McLeod and owned and operated what Is now Eastln's Resort In 1897. In Tillamook, she was married to Elmer D. Hoag. who died In 1938. She was a member of the First Chris tian church In Tillamook. Survivors Include a Leo. Prospect: a daughter. Mrs. Ev elyn Cobum. Albany; three sis ters, Mrs. Carrie Dunn, Dallas. Ore.; Mrs. Pearl Dawson, Reeds port. Ore., and Mrs. Mate Baker, Eugene. Ore.; e brother, Har ley Foland. Tillamook; four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. MELVIll THOMPSON Services for Melvin Eugene Thompson, 23, who died Mon day, will be held In Conger Morris chapel Saturday at It a. m. with Rev. R. 1L Hansen officiating. Committal will be In Siskiyou Memorial park. Mr. Thompson was born Dee. 14. 1928. in Edna. Ken- He had lived In Southern Oregon for the past four years. On Aug. 19. 1930, In Reno, Nev he was married to Lola St. Cernvsin. who survives. Other survivors Include step son. Daniel LeRoy; a daughter. Shawna Louise: two brothers, i Francis. Medford, and Wayne. J Cold Hill; two sister. Mrs. Janes Cuss and Betty Thome-1 son: his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ! William R. Thompson, all of Central Point, and his grandfa ther. Fred Trie be 1. Coffeyrtlle, Kan. t.ti i7 TM0 THI MOST COLOXFUL WESTERN AND HILL IILLY IAND IN AMERICA MADDOX BROS. & ROSE AT ROGUE UALLEY DALLROOr. te every Monroe body line ex cept for a flounce at the bot tom. "Those gowns ami cheap." she said Indignantly. "The vel vet dress was designed by Oleg Casslnl and the lace by Chris tian Dior." Fresh llewer Tredes-ark Another Monroe trademark b a fresh flower hat she sticks In to her plunging neckline. This raises an eyebrow here and there, too. "It's feminine." said Marilyn In that soft, breathless voice. Sometimes I wear plain black tailored suit with one button. Instead of wearing a blouse I stick a full-blown rose In the neckline. Then I wear a red Marilyn, who says she stays home to read weighty books shout mind and things, said slowly: "I want freedom in my actions. It's a quality to do with the growth and development of a human being." Further ore. she added, the dress she had on Thursdsy she will wesr in "Darling. I Am Crowing Younger" and It Is "simple and high-necked." It Is Jersey. It clings, every stitch of it Red Cross First Aid Chairman Here Named by Chapter B. B. Bingham. 802 West 11th street, hss accepted the chair manship of the Red Cross first aid program In Jackson county, according to county Chapter Chairman Ed Branchfield. Bingham succeeds Robert Dames, who hss resigned be cause of private duties. He is es pecially fitted for the position, having been active In the safety program since 1940 when he be came a first aid instructor, Branchfield said. A veteran of World War It with three years service In the European theatre, Bingham is an employee of the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company. He and his wife. Mildred, have two children, Patricia Ann. 9, and Gary. 8. He is a volunteer assistant chief of the Medford fire department and has been active In Washington school P.T.A. retlaf TJalrs In January he was m charge of the first eid demonstration at the atomic energy exhibit and now Is forming first aid units for Red Cross disaster service, which is now activating a mo bile shelter team for Civil De fense. To help In the rsromotlon of the Red Cross first aid program, which last year trained more than 1.700 people In this county, Bingham has railed his commit tee to meet todsy at 7:30 p.m. In the Red Crose office In the court house. Committeemen are Dames, Claude Hatcard. Elliott Beeken. Howard Miller. Maurice Tedrow. Miss Hare I Swayne and Stat Police Sgt William Col bert ell of Medford; and Allan MrOe. Ashland. MEDFORD HOTEL IREAKFAST . LUNCH DINNERS 7 AM. H 2 tM. S:tt H f 9M. I8IH0 TNI CNItOMN TWf Aea Alwses Wlass FREE PARKING THI 1 1" - O Apefl 18. 193S Russ Reply io Big 3 RequeslThoughfMade Moscow (UK Russia ap parently has replied to a West ern Big Three request for more information about her March 10 proposals for unification of Ger many. Foreign Minister Andre Vish Insky summoned U. S. Charge d'Affaires Hugh S. Cumming Jr, British Charge d'Affaires Paul Grey and French Ambas sador Yves Chataigneau separ ately to the Kremlin Wednesday night and handed each of them a Soviet note. The three western embassies refused to discuss the nature of the notes, but they were be lieved to be Russia's reply to separate U. S, British and French requests for clarification of the Soviet's German propos als. Youngsfer Found Alive in Heppner Mountain Area Heppner, Ore. CU.PJ The three-year-old son of a Wash ington state penitentiary guard has been found alive in the mountain regions near Heppner. Ore, where he became lost Wed nesday. Forest Service officials reported. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Parkins, Walla Walla, was in "poor" condition, the frag mentary report said. The young ster became lost while his par ents were visiting relatives near Heppner. Bolivian Revolution' Claimed Turned Back Santiago. Chile U.R) The foreign office announced Thurs dsy that it had received a mes sage from the Chilean embassy in La Paz reporting that Boli vian government forces had put down the revolution about noon Thursday. Boff Between Gat Companies To Resume Spokane (UA A legal battle between Trans Northwest Gas. Inc.. of Spokane and Northwest Natural Gas company will be re umed Monday In Superior Court WANTED , By DAY White Elephant Salvage Drive Yetjr Discarded Implements Tools Articles or rejrniture 'Any Reclaimable Discarded Items that can be repaired and told at auction. PHONE the DAY at 2-9312 or 2-5303 James . Lillie 1 174 Court Street Medford Oregon Drive Chairman ONLY 3 MORE DAYS TO SEE LOVELY DALE HALL A Tef) Entertainer in Unique, Exotic, llack Light Novelty Dances! at the Y-CLUB First Shew 10:30 P.M. NOW OPEN EVERY DAY AT NOON! 4 tV Cei oTTiiTTTi JiT ANOTHER MAJOR STUDIO 8:45g. ni.Tonite! caia . mm ktte MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBTJKE FIFTETJf Molalla Lumber Workers End Strike Molalla, Ore. (UJO A strike of employees of the A. F. Lowes mill, largest lumber operation in Clackamas county, was set tled Thursday after they vot ed to return to work for a five cent an hour wage Increase. Some 125 men walked out last Thursday demanding a 47 Vi cent raise. Mill operators said work would not resume until Monday because part of the operation had been dismantled for repairs when the workers left their jobs. Bumped Winter Wheat Crop Forecast Made Washinton (U.PJ The Ag riculture department Thursday forecast a bumper winter wheat crop of 946,845,000 bushels this year, a big increase from last year's short crop of 645,469,000 bushels. . . - JIM CLARK SIGNED Washington (U.PJ The Washington Redskins said Thurs day they have signed husky Jim Clark, Oregon State college senior guard, to play profession al football this year. Clark, a native Hawaiian, scales 220 pounds and was the Rerskins' No. 5 pick in the draft. SHEEPHERDERS MAY ENTER Washington (U.PJ President Truman signed a bill late Wednesday permitting up to 500 skilled sheepherders to enter the United States under special im migration visas. Dead Una Sunday Claesinsns noon Saturdays M a PLANTS and Rummage Sale Pythian Sisters 5th and Grape April 14 and 15 9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. KETTLE AT THE FAIR SUNDAY at the Craterian ah mm . it . , Portland U.PJ The govern ment was added Thursday to a federal court suit by the Port land Trust and Saving bank which seeks to set aside sale of 800 acres of timberland near Gold Beach, Ore. MOTHERS! Tell Your Daughters about that fresh frozen DAIRY QUEEN. It's nutritious and delicious. Good for all ages! Plan your desserts at -home with DAIRY QUEEN. Take hom a quart from 450 South Central Ave. today. Adv. PHONE 2-4900 I TiTj-rl Pf' mm van jcra o S1CARD0 KOHTJUBW. .GEORGE OH PHONE 3-1902 Mifl 1.44 Ev "EXTRAORDINARY" Time Mag, Robert Flaherty present The TITAN Story by MICHELANGELO Narrated by Fredrie March . Released by United Artists 2ND GREAT FEATURE IteA. Uile Sbsss HAYWAM HEFLIN mRopts TECHNIC0101 jfth Boris Karltff ALSO hesi TrTT-TVT ASHLAND RUNAWAY COttlEDY HUT sa wiim awa mwi n MlllAMH Mr Helena Carter Hugh Marlowe Vj gpM YOUNG !Liffi 1 mK LUHDIGAII 1