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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1952)
Local and Vacationing Mrs. Bonnie Hout, 324 North Front street, a teller at the United States Na tional bank, is vacationing from her work this week. Dissolves business Orval L. Langhoff has applied in the county clerk's office for retire ment of the assumed business name of the Shady Cove garage, a general garage and welding business. D.A.V. at Camp Chapter 32 Camp White Disabled American Veterans will hold an open meet ing Thursday night at Camp White. The Eve Prentice Ac cordion Troupers will furnish en teretainment starting at 8 p.m. All auxiliaries are in vited as well as the general pub lic. Daughter Born Relatives here have received word of the birth of a daughter, Gladys Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Hal Jewett, Springfield, Ore. The Jewett's have one other child, a daughter, Grace. Grandparents are Mrs. Annice Wilson, 1103 Spring street, Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett, Central Point. Eye Surgery Wiliam O. Ham, route 4, box 370, and Dan iel Bench, route 1, box 237, Tal ent, had eye surgery today at gSacred Heart hospital, the hos pital reported. Julian Daily, 415 Marie street, and William C. Troxel, 302 Crater Lake avenue, entered the hospital yesterday for medical treatment. Family Visiting Capt Boyd P. Bellamy, his wife and son, Storme, are visiting with Cap tain . Bellamy's mother, M r s. Clarice V. Prince, Phoenix. They arrived Sunday and plan to leave the end of the week for Mobile, Ala., where he is to receive his orders for transfer to Puerto Rico Air Force base. The family also will go to Puerto Rico. Mrs. Ballamy is the former 'Miss Doro thy Pitman of Medford. Captain Bellamy attended Phoenix schools and has been in the serv ice since 1942. During World War II he served in England. DRIVE I tJ theatre PvMDOIffll Coier br TECHNICOLOR Pietutt PLUS Gates Open 6:30 1st Show, Dusk Romantic Comedy of Modern Marriage! TONITE AND THURSDAY Spectacle JP5 jJ Never w Before Jjh o IM-S.M rmsiNTi I Spencer TRifly I .MM MM 1 I O'Brien Lynn -HodiakJ NEWS - CARTOONS UY f limine Arr wendel i KLISJ J THIS WtEK ONLY! A SPECIAL ATTRACTION Liberty Helencihi Vivacious! Daring! Young! First Show 10:30 P.M. mm Personal Party Planned Moose lodge will hold a public card party on Friday, April 25, at 8 p.m. at the Girls Community club. Son Here George Wales, a Marine corps sergeant, was re cently transferred to Pohang in South Korea. He is a son of Joe Wales, Jacksonville. Market retirement Vernal Shroy and Irma I. Shroy have applied at the county clerk's of fice for retirement of the busi ness name of Shroy's market, a grocery store. Business name Fred G. and Maude L. Wentling have applied for the business name of West Main market at 1803 West Main street in Medford. To Build W. G. Robinson has received an $8,500 building permit for construction of a resi dence at 501 Oregon Terrace, ac cording to records in the city building inspector's office. Shop Opens Mrs. Ada Fow ler, Phoenix, has reopened Ada's Beauty shop there, she reported today. The shop has been closed about two months because she has been ill, Mrs. Fowler said. Rummage The Presbyterian church Bethany-Trinity circle, formerly East Side circle, will sponsor a rummage sale at Eighth and Holly streets, Thurs day and Friday, April 24 and 25. Return to Eugene Dr. D. E. Moore, and daughter, Nancy, Eugene, have returned to their home after a two-day visit here with the doctor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore, 243 South Holly street. Observe The Fraternal Or der of the Eagles observed Past Presidents night April 17 with visitors attending from Duns muir, Shasta City and Yreka, Calif., Cave Junction and Grants Pass. Initiations were also' held. Assume name Gordon J. Le Marquais has filed an applica tion for assuming the business name of Oregon Cabinet works at 1640 Ashland street, Ashland, for the business of cabinet work and general contracting accord ing to the county clerk's office. Gun Stolen Arlo O. Sam son, 12 Newtown street, has re ported the theft of a .25 caliber automatic pistol from Sam's Sporting Goods store, 32 South Central avenue, according to city police. They stated the gun is valued at about ?4U. . . Recuperating A. Ruben Rlch- ey, 3784 Culver road, is recuper ating from a broken hip at faac red Heart hospital, friends said today. Richey suffered the Injury Sunday at Kogap Lumber com pany while employed on a wiring job by Trowbridge and Flynn Electric company. On Destroyer Roy F. Hol brook, Navy seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Holbrook, 811 Pennsylvania avenue, is serving on board the destroyer USS Rowan which recently began its second tour of duty in the Ko rean campaign, according to a Navy release. His wife is the for mer Miss Marie Smith of Eagle Point. Seaman Holbrook is a Medford high school graduate and entered service in January, 1951. MAN ARRESTED Charles H. Ussery, 41, of route 1, box 186, Eagle Point, was ar rested at about 9;40 p.m. Tues day by city police and charged with driving while under the in fluence of intoxicating liquor, ac cording to police records. Off i- c,ers stated that Ussery was re leased last night on $100 bail. Use Mnll Tribune Want Ada ON STAGE TONITE! Artnie and Old Lace" The VINING REPERTORY LITHIA Theatre, Ashland On Stjgt 8:30 p.m. TOMORROW! Ticktti on Sale In Medford at Pruitt'l and it Purucker'i Reserved Seati $1.80 I $1.20 Unreserved 60c WJT". '' tf JMsW-JU Iff fejial FTSSSi iJP ;-l' V'tf'.A Sl,SI CONVICTS RIOT Guards stand through door (center) of Southern Michigan Prison at Jackson, where more than 2000 rioting inmated have seized control of half of the enclosure and main corridor, he convicts have taken several guards as hostages, set fire to four buildings and destroyed anvCiine thev could lav their hnnrfc nr, t left includes newsmen and Work Brinas Warnina ? Salem (U.R) Reports reach ing the State Bureau of Labor that farmers are working chil dren under the age of 16 years during school hours brought a stern warning Wednesday from State Labor Commissioner W. E. Kimsey. He said any farmer hiring a youth under 16 for farm work while school is in session does so illegally, and is subject to the penalties of federal and state child labor laws. Kimsey further reminded farmers that children under 18 come under the Oregon compul sory school-attendance law. Livestock Portland (U.P.) Cattle 150: mar ket active; small lot 1039 lb. fed steers $.13.50; odd utility beef steers $26 $29; odd commercial heifers $31; util ity heifers $22-28; canner and cutter cows $17.50-21; utility cows $22-24.30; cutter and utility bulls $22.50-26; odd commercial bulls $28.50-$29.35. Calves 50; market active; choice vealers $35-36; utility and commercial calves and vealers $22-30; few good 322-368 lb. stock caives $34. Hogs 350; market active; choice No. 1 and No. 2 180-235 lb. butchers most ly $18.25-19.50; few No. 2 and No. 3 type $19 down; choice No. 1, 250-260 lb. $18-18.25; choice 150 lb. $18: choice 267-490 lb. sows $13.25-17; good and choice feeder pigs $17-17.30. Sheep 100; odd good-wooled ewes $13; No. 3 pelt ewes $11; wooled lambs up to $27; shorn lambs $26-26.75. San Francisco (UP) Cattle 30; can ners and cutteri $17-21; small lot choice, $34.00. Calves none. Hogs none. Portland Produce Portland (UP) Prices were un changed on the Portland wholesale dairy market Wednesday. Butter: To retailers: AA grade prints 78c lb.; cartons 79c; A prints 78c; car tons 79c; B prints 67c lb. Eggs: To retailers: Grade AA large 32c doz.; A large 4B-49c dor.; AA me dium 48-49c doz.; A medium 47c doz.; cartons 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers: A grade Ched dar, Oregon single 47-32c lb.; 5-lb, loaves, 58-55c; premium brands to 58'aC lb. for single wheels and 61'jc for 5-lb. loaves; processed American cheese, 5-lb. loaves, 48-47 l'ac lb. Portland farm market: No. 1 North west cauliflower went at $2.23-$2.35 a crate at the East Side Farmers' mar ket Wednesday; some price shading was reported on local radishes and green onions which were in fairly large aupply. WALL STREET New York (U.R) Stocks de clined irregularly Wednesday on sharply reduced volume. Traders were reported wait ing the outcome of the govern ment's action to raise steel wages. Dow Jones averages; 30 in dustrials, 259.97 off 1.13; 20 rails, 91.23 off 0.40; 15 utilities, 48.71 off 0.11; 65 stocks, 99.28 off 0.39. Sales: Wednesday, 1,090,000; Tuesday, 1,240,000. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 134 Anaconda 44 's Chrysler 74 "4 Curtiss Wright 7's General Electric 58H General Motors 5334 Montgomery Ward 59 Penn R R 18 Penney J C 67 Va Radio 26 1 Southern Co 13 i Southern Pacific 71Vs S Oil of Calif 54 Texas Gulf Sulphur 103'4 ! Transamerica 24 ; United Aircraft - 28 ; U S Rubber 78 U S Steel .. 38H I Youngstown 44 "Whan you moon BUS, lay Continental TraiKvaytl" CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT 141 N. FRONT . PHONI J1IJ3 readv to shoot on slcht nv nrlennvp !;.. .n nmt i prison officials talkine o nrisnnnrs! 'nd'an ArmY Ca,,e o Cor mfaaf Jackals New Delhi, India (U.R) The army was called out Wednesday to combat jackals which invade the capital bjyiight. The city council announced it had accepted an offer of aid from the army. The jackals, which live in the countryside by day, have been raiding inside the city in increas ing numbers at night. Opens Here Today! SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents Plus JEANNE CRAIN in 'Apartment for Peggy" COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR . Written for the screen and 1T" iizstAt ihrnnch hrrA DELIVERED ON TIME Washington (U.R) Sen. Fred Seaton (R.-Neb.) said Wednesday he received a letter addressed to 'The Hon. Fred Seaton, City of Mink, District of Confusion." He said there was no delay In its delivery. IT'S HfRF.' Exactly as it was Filmed! Complete! Uncensored! with JANE RUSSE JACK BUtltl THOMAS MITCHEU WAtTE HUSTON PLUS Gates Open 6:30 Show at 7:15 . - 11 Ll K I lif BLOODS ' WAlTtH SRtNNtN 4AMARTR0TTI WALTER LANG Produced "1JVy Wednesday, April 23, 1951 United Fund Drive Studied by Chest . Salem (U.R) Another attempt will be made to raise all charity and welfare funds through one drive, Oregon Community Chest leaders were told Tuesday. Some 30 or more years ago the Community Chest was form ed to raise money in one drive for all such purposes. But as the years went by one organiza tion after another started an an nual drive of its own until now there are nearly as many drives as before plus the Community Chest. - The matter brought up at the statewide meeting here was that of combining Community Chests and councils and the mul tiple agencies now holding an nual drives into one general or ganization to be known as the United Fund Appeal. "PILOT ERROR" IN CRASH Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash. (U.R) A landing accident that wrecked a B-36 bomber here January 29 was caused pri marily by a pilot error, an Air Force report showed Wednesday TONITE! UNIT m I JJ with JANE NIGH NO. 2 SMASH HIT FEATURETTE! Greater Than "Seal Island" or "Beaver Valley!" Greatest Short Subject Ever Filmed! DON'T MISS IT! 'LandTrembling Earth' In Color by Technicolor NO. 3 carn?velettei Big .. MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEV The Grange Griffin Crk Granga Griffin Creek Grange will meet Thursday, April 24, at 8 p m. H.E.C. met April 17 with Eva and Pearl Farnsworth for a cov ered dish luncheon and business meeting. It was decided to paint the Grange kitchen during May as the project for this quarter. Everyone was asked to save their greeting cards and turn them In any time during the year so they could be sent to the Fair view Home at Salem. Sams Valley Granga Sams Valley Grange H.E.C. will meet Friday, April 25, at the home of Mrs. Helena James. Live Oak Grange Regular meeting of Live Oak Grange will be held Thursday, April 24, starting promptly at 8 p.m. It was announced that it is important that all members attend. Eagla Point Granga There will be a square dance at Eagle Point Grange hall Sat urday, April 28 at 8:30 p.m. All Grangers and friends are TERRIFIC! SHOW! m - mmm ONLY THE TOUGHEST GOT THERE... Only Iht lutUnf Got Out Uht CI "War "" JWECOLOR a monoqiam newtf Color Cartoons! fiwc 1 ail -x im.w HI ti ? CARTTOON & NEWS Passenger Airplane Lands With 1 Engine A United Air lines DC-3 land ed safely with only one engino operating yesterday morning at the Medford municipal airport. The Medford fire department and Conger-Morris ambulanca service stood by while the plan came In. The northbound plane took off at 7:39 a.m. and lost use of one engine about one minut later when about two mile north of the field. The plana, piloted by Captain Fancher, landed at 7:43 a.m. Invited. The ladies are to bring sandwiches. Ut Mall Tribune Want Ada. ASHLAND PHONI 2-4900 NOW! M-G-M's ALL TIMI BIGGEST TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL! "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" tarring BETTY HUTTON HOWARD KEEL with Loula - J, Carral CALHERN NAISH 2ND GREAT HIT J i w LHGH &l SJlLAWFORD I y BLAZING 1gr X ' COMING SOON VI FAMILY NIGHT I $1.00 Par Family
