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Cancel Meeting The advls- ' cry committee to the juvenile court will not meet today as originally scheduled, it was an nounced this morning by Mrs. Victor Birdseye, chairman. Treated Barbara Kilpatrick. 1221 Thomas road, 11-year-old daughter of Mrs. Virginia Kil patrick, was treated and re leased at Sacred Heart hospital about 7:30 p.m. yesterday for a wrist injury, according to at tendants. From India Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wenzel of Bombay, India, left this morning after visiting since yesterday with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Poutre, 2653 Buckshot road. Wenzel is manager of the India district of Firestone KUDoer company and is now on a round-the-world trip by plane for the firm. PLUS THE STOBV S,OF TM DANCER RUMMER... SALLY rnnnrPT i Q u ace ncitil NEWS - CARTOONS Gates Open 6:30 lit Show, Dusk Cry to Him . One of our Mission stations overseas reports 50 natives con' s rune thmitc L.11UO lUNIIb j OUTlAWSj IMAUUUHALU IMT' ALEXIS SMITH AND THEtS MICKEY (J M SALLYVJ ROONEYfM ' Averted last year. These have cheer, hope and God-nature un known to them before they opeiv ed their hearts and let Christ in "If any man be in Christ, he is a new creation old things have passed away 1st Cor. 5:17. One of their mission forces urges us to pray on and on for their Sun day afternoon x3ss m Geo. N. Taylor meet when so many converts are brought in. Few ever go to a physician un til they know themselves to be sick. And no one comes to Christ to be saved, until he knows him self to be lost. God only can convince men that they are lost. ONE Give out the Message of salvation. TWO Pray God to convict them. Most saved people have been prayed for. Plead with God to bring them through. This space used by a Bethany family who would see you saved. Adv. OFFICE EQUIPMENT INVENTORY Typewriter! Chain Kardex Daikt Adding Machines Customers (Hall Treei) Cardex Book Units Typing Stands Liquid Duplicator Card Duplicators Filing Cabinets Shelf rack Cash Drawers Portable Addressers Letter Trays SUPPLIES ion Ci'iiicksliaiik OFFICE EQUIPMENT 28 SOUTH CENTRAL "JOE BEAVER" Forest "No time for mourning we've Engelmann . spruce Local and Plan Card Parly Upper Rogue Extension unit will hold a card party at the home of Mrs. Herman Henry, Shady Cove, Tuesday, April 29, at 12:30 o clock. Dessert wil be served. Child care will be provided. The public is invited to attend. o Patient Moved Mrs. Julia Bo han, Winlock, Wash., injured in an auto accident on Table Rock road on April IS, was taken by Perl ambulance to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leo V. Bartsch, at Coos Bay on Sunday. She had been confined to Com munity hospital here. Her hus band, John E. Bohan, died of in juries suffered in the accident. Injured Frank Thomas, Sel ma, was brought to Sacred Heart hospital this morning by a Grants Pass ambulance be cause of injuries suffered in an accident while Thomas was working at the Kabox company, Grants Pass, according to hos pital attendants. Extent of his injuries were not determined at the time of the report. o Pythians Meet The Knights of Pythias will meet at 8 p.m. in the Pythian building for a short business session and for rehearsal' of the DOKK divan and brigand. The rehearsal i In preparation for a ceremonial to be held next Saturday in Rose- burg jointly wtih the Eugene El Adil temple. A street parade Saturday at 5:30 p.m. and dinner at 8:30 p.m. wil open the cere monial festivities In Roseburg. The ceremonial proper will be held there at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served at tonight s meet ing. Jesuit Teacher Quits Order for Communism Rome (U.R) The Catholic ac tion newspaper II Quotidiano has confirmed that a Jesuit teacher, Father Alighiero Tondi, has broken his vows and left the or der to become a Communist.' Tondi, who had been a Jesuit for 16 years, disclosed his con version to Communism in an ar ticle in the pro-Communist news paper U Paese last Friday, for merly was secretary to the head of the institute of superior re ligious culture at the Vatican's Gregorian university. BATTERY OF S THREE-DRAWER LETTER SIZE FILES With Custom Made Counter on Top Adding Machine Ribbons Carbon Pads Stamp Pad By Ed Nofziger Service, 17. 3. Department of Aaricaltur got to work now to protect the from a similar fate." Personal From San Carlos Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips, San Carlos, Calif., visited in the valley for the week-end. Phillips is a for mer Ashland resident and they visited relatives there. Yester day they drove to Crater Lake; and to Jacksonville where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bul- kin. They also visited points of interest in Jacksonville and ex pressed the opinion that Jack sonville has greater possibilities in the way of interest as a his toric town than Virginia City, Nev., which they recently vis ited. Railroad Officials Summoned for Talks Washington (U.R) Defense Mobilizer John R. Steelman call ed in railroad management offi cials for new talks Monday amid indications that the three-year- old rail dispute may be nearing an end Steelman, who has been con ducting separate talks with rail unions and management since Friday, reported "a little prog ress" toward breaking the long deadlock. He emphasized that "we still have a long way to go." Howeber the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine men summoned its policy com mittee to a meeting here Tues day to rule on any agreement that might be reached. Two Prisoners Die In Washington Jail Ilwaco, Wash. U.R) Two men died Saturday night in the town jail here. Authorities said they appar ently suffocated from smoke from a fire in the jail bedding of one of the prisoners. The bodies were found at noon yes terday by Deputy Sheriff Jack Nyberg. They were identified as Clyde A. Wood, U. S. air force enlisted man stationed at Naselle, Wash., and Dick Morris of Long Beach, Wash. Wood was arrested at Ocean Park, Wash., Saturday night by a state traffic officer and Morris was arrested by a deputy sheriff at Long Beach. Both were booked on drunkenness charges. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada Everything GOES AT COST! Paper (standard and wide) Paper Stencils Stamp Inks Folders Guides PHONE 2-2431 Obituary ALBERT MATTIS Funeral services for William Mattis, 75, son Albert of the late J.B. and Mary Mattis, early Jackson county pioneers, who died in Medford Sunday, will be held at the First Presbyterian church in Rogue River Wednes day at 2 p.m. with the Rev. D. F. Barnett officiating. Interment will be in Woodville cemetery. Perl funeral home is in charge of funeral arrangements. The deceased was born on Aug. 7, 1878, in Colorado and in 1879 the family came to Draper, Ore., now known as Foots Creek, where he lived until 1929, en gaging in farming and mining. He then moved to Rogue River where he resided until recently when he entered a rest home in Medford, Survivors Include a sister, Mrs. Anna K. Stevens, Jackson ville. FRANCES HOPPE Services for Mrs. Frances Jane Hoppe, 66, who died Saturday at her home, 107 North Peach street, will be held in Conger Morris Chapel Tuesday at 1 p.m Committal will be in IOOF ceme tery. Mrs. Hoppe was born April 9 1886, in Lawrence county, 111! nois, and had lived in Medlord for the past three years. She is survived by a son Frederick W. Johnson, St. Louis, Mo.; and a daughter, Mrs. Eva Alice Fizzuto, E'veka, Calif. EDWARDINe" KNIGHT Services for Mrs. Edwardine Knight, who died Friday, will be held in Conger-Morris Chapel Tuesday at 3 p.m. with the Rev. John Price of Pilgrim Holiness church officiating. Committal will be in Phoenix cemetery. Mrs. Knight was born Nov 19, 1862, in Nykobing, Denmark. She came to this country in 1903, and came to southern Ore' gon from Prosser, Wash., in 1919. She lived in Phoenix where her husband, James A., died in 1928, until 1942, living in Medford since that time. She is survived by a son, Rich ard J., Medford, and three grand children Fire Causes Damage At Ray's Shoe Store Fire originating from an over heated stove did considerable damage to supplies at Ray's Shoe store, 221 West Jackson street today, firemen reported. They said that the proprietor, Ray Prevo, extinguished the blaze but called firemen about 10 a.m. to check on it. BIRTHS LANGSTON To Mr. and Mrs. William, 636 Alder street, Central Point, April 26, 1952 boy, 7V pounds, at Community hospital. COMBS To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, 40 Granite stret, Ash land, April 26, 1952, a girl, 5 '4 pounds, at Community hospital. DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Jess, route 1, box 28, Central Point, April 27, 1952, a girl, 7 pounds, at Community hospital. FARNHAM To Mr. and Mrs. Daryl E., 125 Clover lane, April 28, 1952, a girl, 7 pounds, at Community hospital. RUSSELL To Mr. and Mrs. James, Louisville, Ky., April 28, 1952, a boy, 6V2 pounds, at Com munity hospital. Coffee produced In the Ha waiian Islands is called "Kona." The VINING LITIIIA TONITE! THEATRE ASHLAND On Stage! 8:30 p.m. Tomorrow Oscar Wilde's Delightful Comedy Starring Paul Kliss Philip Hanson Tickets en Salo In Mtdford at Pruitt'l and at Puruckar'i Reserved Seats $1.80 & $1.20 Unreserved 60c DINE! DANCE! iai OPENING vT if TUES. APRIL 29 'M The Three Smoothies v?6 .V-T LOU CRANDALL Piano Stna Austin Type Vacali BOBBY STARR Trumpet One at the Original Red Nichola Five Pennies, alse known as "Mr. Clifton Webb." TONY MODOFFARI Guitar Songs In Prankie Lalno Groove. Rhrtfcnl Styled For Dancing, Entertainment HIWAY 1 MILE SOUTH MEDFORD Phone 2-6012 liveslock Portland IU.P1 Cattle 1200 Mostly choice fed steers $34 25; good and choice steers S32. 50-33 30: com mercial heifers $28 50-30; utility hell ers $22-27; canner and cutter cows $17.50-21: commercial cows $16-27: commercial bulls $28.50-29.50; utility $2550-28. Calves 150. Stock calves $32-35: choice vealers $35-37; utility and com mercial calves and vealers $20-29. lloes 1300. Choice No. l and No. a 180-235 lb. butchers mostly $10-10.25: choice 265 lb. $18: choice 300-450 lb. sows $16-17: good and choice feeder piss $17-17 30. neep ouu. uood ana cnoice 90 it. spring lambs $29: good and choice woalcd lambs above $27.50; choice and prime No. 3 pelt wooled lambs $27: medium and eood shorn feeder lambs $23 50-24.50; utility and com mercial shorn ewes $7-10; wooled ewes $12.50 or $13. San Francisco (U.P.) Cattle 350. Choice slaughter steers $32-33.25; canner and cutter cows $17-21. - Calves 25. Good and choice calve and vealers $34-37. Hoes 300. Choice iRO-240 lb. No. 1 and No. 2 butchers $19; Choice sows $14-14 50. bneep id. Portland Produce Portland (U P ) Butter: To retail ers: AA grade prints 76c lb.; cartons 77c; A prints 76c; cartons 77c; B prints 74e lb. Eecs: To retailers: Grade AA large 52c doz.; A large 48-49c doz.; AA me dium 48-49c doz.; A medium 47c doz.; cartons 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers: A (trade cned dar. Ores on single 47-52c lb.; 3-lb loaves. 53-55c: uremitnn brands lo 582C lb. for single wheels and flHfec for 5-lb. loaves; processed American cneose, s-in. loaves. tu-MaC id. Farm Market Willamette vallev cauliflower sold at S2 Si with a $3 extreme on the East Side Farmers' market Monday; wil lamette vallev radishes sold at 80 cents a dozen bunches; northwest asparagus sold mostly at $5-5.25 pyramid. WALL STREET New York U.R1 Stocks de clined in all sections on reduced volume Monday. It was the tenth anniversary of the bull market in the cacula tions of some market experts. On April 28, 1942, the industrial av erage touched the lowest since 1934. Dow Jones closing stock av erages: 30 industrials, 259.95 off 0.32; 20 railroads, 93.78 off 0.44; 15 utilities, 48.69 unchanged; 65 stocks, 100.08 off 0.20. Sales Monday totalled 980,000 shares compared with 1,240,000 traded Friday. Today s closing prices on se lected slocks: American T & T 153's Curtiss Wright Vs General Electric ... 57 General Motors . 54 V4 Montgomery Ward - 60 Penn R R 18 Penney J C 66 Radio - 26 Southern Co : 13 Southern Pacific 73 S Oil of Calif 64 V4 Texas Gulf Sulphur 104V4 Transamerica 25 Vi United Aircraft 28 U S Rubber 76 U S Steel 377s Youngstown 45 Man Declared Guilty In Oregon City Trial Oregon City (U.R) Elmer Dorsey Williams, 28, Sunday was found guilty of the second degree murder of 68-year-old Jalmar Tarkia Jan. 16. Conviction on the charge car ries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment and sentencing has been set for Wednesday morn-1 ing. I Williams was accused with Mrs. Bonnie Lee Kuhnhausen, Mllwaukie, Ore., of enticing Tarkia from a tavern and rob bing and beating him. He died Jan. 19 in a Portland hospital. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE '48 Chev. pickup. Phon 2-7800. REPERTORY "Death of A Salesman" Cr3 R E D B A R N Monday. April 28, 1352 FOR REN T 3 -room furnished apt. rrivaie oam. $a. an Main street. Rogue River. FOR SALE 1948 International panel. Low milenge. good tires, excellent condition, radio, and heater. Price right. See at 510 So. Central. FOR SALE New Victor 9-key adding mac nine, rnone nv central foint. FOR SALE Gas range with trash burner, $15. or trade for platform rocker. Phone 3-3180. HOUSE for rent, $55. Phone 2-4073. HAVE Immaculate '50 Studebaker will trade for nice trailer house. See at 244 No. Ivy FOR RENT 2-bcdroom house, un- furn.; garage, fireplace, fenced yard . shade trees. Phone 2-4 382. WANTED Practical nursing. 804 W. 4th street. Reasonable. E. Smalley. FOR SALE 2-bdrm. modern house Fireplace. 4 acres. Irrigated. Lots of shade and liiwn, city water. Outside fireplnce. First houc on right east of Lone Pine school. Price $0.000. 2-BDRM. plastered Interior, hardwood floors throughout, automatic heat, many builiins; garage. 005 Kenyon. Phone 2-6730. FOR SALE, or will trade acreage with beautiful view for your equity in house in or near town. Ph.a-6i)81. FOR RENT 3-room furnished duplex apt. Electric kitchen, water and giir bag p&.'d. $43 month. 718 v W. 6th. Phone 2 2007. 3-ROOM mcdern cottBge13fl N. Peach. PANS1E PLANTS 50 c doz. Dahlia bulbs 25c. AftcjT.oons.307 Willamette NURSES AIDE or capable" woman willing to lenrn nursing. Receive pay while learning. Park View Nursing Home. 806 W. Mam. Phone 2-6i3 8 . FURN. house for rent, with garage. Adjilts; nopeu. 221 N. Holly. FOR SALE 1050 2-door, clean. low nuieage. unev. see at Geo. bonnier s. 09JpheyronstMion. B 26 N. Riverside. FAMILY Guernsey cow fresh wlth2nd calf. 3438 Lone Pine Rd. Ph. 3-3571. FURNISHED 3-room" apartment, prl vate bat h. Call 3-1773. PLEASANT 3-room apartment, furn ished. 33 N. Peach street. 1950 F-8 6-yd. dump truck, new '52 motor, new tires, air brakes also 1952, Wenthworth Irvln lumber trailer. Just take over payments on trailer. Take late model car or pick up. Have party who will finance rest. Call 3-1283. Starlite Tonite's The Nite Every Lady Admitted FREE and Will Receive FREE 1-T0" Plate of .ft V,V" J - H ismniih V REMEMBER Every Monday and Thursday will Be Dinncrware Nite A Different piece each nite. Start Your Set of This Wonderful Dinnerware Tonite ABSOLUTELY FREE! 6N SCRElNl mi LITTLE EGYPT E5 NOTICE to all Realtors: Our property at 1044 So. Stage road has been sold. H. T. Lamb. FOUND Purse. Identify and pay for ad. Phone 2-20Q4: CLEAN, attractive 3-room furn. apt. No drinkers. 809 W. 10th. FOR SALE 1x8 shiplap, 1x12 sugar pine shelving, 1x3 picket stock or cut to order. WESTSIDE LUMBER CO. 024 Summit Ave., Just off Mc- Andrews road. Phone 2-2'.5Q. SPRING BREAKFAST Presbyterian church 9 to Wednesday. April 30 Waffles, sau&age, juice. Sponsored by Grace circle. Public invited. REDWOOD siding1 $80 per M and up. Good low priced lumber. FHA terms. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix. Phone 3-2888 TRADE Sno-Breeze air-conditioner for good pair of field glasses. Phone 2-2285. 3 ROOM Apt., utility room, partly furnished. $45 a month. 1557 Stew- art Ave. Ph. 2-8422. ORDER EARLY Select Green Fir Slnbs MEDFORD FUEL. Tel 2-2111 CHAMP'S GARAGE 1114 N. Central. Motor overhaul. Chevrole $10, Dodge or Plymouth $45. Ford $55. Ph. 2-4109. PLANER-BLOX. Clean, quick de livery. Medford Fuel. Tel. 2-2111 RUMMAGE and plant sal. Gold Hill Grange, K. P. hall. Monday, Tues day, April 28, 29. Drive-in JJ.f.UJ.II.nPHONE liiillijM2-6424! SHERIDAN VJM- VI M. IUHD I - rtfcTjXvflP (tfi Teal Green DINNERWARE GLENN FORD in "DOCTOR AND THE GIRL" MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE AUCTION 1155 North Central Monday and Friday, 7:00 P.M. Consignments always welcome. We do appreciate your business. "A Square Deal Or No Deal" Phone 3-29.?0 For Details ' YOCKF.L'S TRUCKING SERVICE. Local, long distance, and HEAVY HAULING, mnihinery, cats, shovels, etc. Call GEORGE YOCKEL, 2-8311 or. 2-'752. Ashland, Ore. 2 ROOMS steam heat, refng.'all util ities paid, close in. 217 S. Riverside. SPECIAL Stucco it Concrete paint Something new and in beautiful color. Oeco-rite for interior walls. One coat velvet finish last longer, easy to apply Outside paints. Super Kem-tone, Dram ex. Many colors In deeoratlve enamels. Everything to decorate your home. both inside and out. ; Good paints at reasonable prices. BUILDERS SERVICE 2802 Crater Lake Hiway Medford. Ore. Ph. 2-8378 t WE FIX EM while you sleep HAWKINS all night G AH AGS 616 S Riverside Ph 3-1534 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS 15 COMING! from M-G-M! TECHNICOLOR! THELmA RIIIER," Wilttan for the Scrttn and Product d by Jc LAMAR TROTTI MraHarl h . to WALTER LANG ft PHONE 2-4900 'JYour Family Theatre", NOW I0D CAMERON MARA BOOTH WIN S V- t Allen "Rocky" Lane in Powder River Rustlers HERE COMES GREAT NEWS For Medford Movie Goers -Slatting This Week Every ' WED. & THURS. WILL Bl FAMILY NIGHTS . AT THE RIALTO Mom, Pop and All Dependent Children . ADMITTED fOR ONLY $1.00 iiw im twi tw ft tlltl NAlEtS HlUMltyS PLUS Tyrone Power and Dorothy Lamour in "JOHNNY APOLLO" ' ASHLAND IQBJfJOW! SUSAN HAYVARD MM l;! RORY CALHOUN WMM V mm 1 Xl ENDS TOMORROW! Ml a w ml mieb mm itr-Aj w ana Viagra I t q ma KILBRIDE W Vl t IpntrUi i-.-iaHtlx.f4M efcajr
