Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 06, 1952, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextWith Daughter Mrs. Nellie yBell, Pasadena, Calif., arrived this week to visit lor tne sum mer with her daughter, Mrs. Eu gene Reynolds, and Mr. Rey nolds, operators of the Pear City motel. MEDFORD FAIRGROUNDS ' Sponsored by Lion's Club TUES. Irt 0n U,y nly JUN.6 W At 1 l p.m. ai GIGANTIC RAILROAD SHOW NEW STAR STUDDED EDITION WITH THE WORLD FAMOUS STAI Of SCREEN, RADIO AND TELEVISION "MR, CIRCUS" HIMSELF CLYDE BEATTY MRSOM CORCEOUSLY COSTUMED AND AU THENTIC JUNCLI PROCESSIONAL PAGEANT RETURN OF THE SAFARI! RES. SEAT TICKETS ON SALE .. Show Day Only at PENNYWISE DRUG . Gen. Adm. TIckeH on Sale by. LIONS CLUB MEMBERS NOW Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Earl I M. Barnhart, Creswell, formerly i meaiora, are parents of a son, Earl Christopher, born recently. uranaparents of the youngster are Mcdford residents. They are air. ana Mrs. R. W. Denman tilB West Main street, and Mr. ana Mrs. H. Barnhart, . 722 Da kota avenue. W1 " r N WE IN tneatre TONITE - SATURDAY PLUS . wiiaiu ncihiii MORRIS F! NEWS - CARTOONS Friday Garei Open 7:00 P.M. Sat. Gates Open 6:30- lat Show, Duik Gates Open 7:00 - lit Show, Dusk FREE DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT EAGLES HALL WEST MAIN ST MEDFORD For members and out-of-town house guests Music by: CASH'S DANCE TRIO Chuck Rose Roy DANCE Saturday Night TO THE MUSIC OF THE RHYTHM KINGS The Finest Modern Band in the Valley JACKSONVILLE COMMUNITY HALL Admission 75c per person, Incl, tax Sponsored by Jacksonville Lions Club - FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE BIG DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Featuring The Cowboy Troubador and All the Rogue Valley Boys Southern Oregon's Largest Dance Floor FREE PARKING ROGUE VALLEY BALLROOM One Block South of City Limits on Hiway 99 Dancing Till 1 Admission 11.00 Incl. Tax Local and Personal Tonsils Removed Vernon Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert H. Jones, 815 Sherman street, had a tonsillectomy today, Community hospital reported. From Bakersfield Mrs. A. L. McClure, Bakersfield, Calif.,' ar rived this week to visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McClure, 200 Sunrise avenue. e o Returns to Home Mrs. Eliza beth Cobb, 713 North Riverside avenue, has returned to her home after being confined In Community hospital for several weeks. She Is now able to receive visitors. o . Rummage The National Sec retaries association,- Rogue Val ley chapter, will sponsor a rum mage sale Saturday, June 7, at the Pythian building. The sale opens at 9 a.m. Bakery Closed - The Bearden bakery, 2299 Jacksonville high- day, will be closed about three weeks awaiting replacement parts for machines at the bak ery, Mrs. Percy Bearden said today. From Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. Oral Cummings, Corvallis, are to arrive by plane to visit for the week-end with Cummings' father, W, G. Cummings, and Mrs. Cummings, 637 Pennsylva nia avenue. Injured Charles DeCarlow, 19, of 208 Cottage street, was ad mitted to Community hospital this morning for toe surgery, re sulting from logging accident, ac cording to attendants. He is em ployed by Manley and Offard, loggers, they added. Leave Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heisel, Eugene, left for their home today after visiting with their son and family, the Man- ville Heisels, Thomas road. They were en route home from a Cal ifornia vacation. Brother Here Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Corbet and sons, Robert and Evert, St. Hilaire, Minn., left today after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Corbet, 2334 Capital avenue. The men are brothers and had not seen each other for forty years when they lived In Wisconsin. Lecture Sunday Another In a series of truth lectures being presented by Dr. D. E. Millard will be given at 11 a.m. Sunday at the KP hall, Fifth and Grape streets. All "students of truth" are invited, Millard said. There will be special music. la Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stong and children, John and Terry, 1618 East Jackson street, are to return next week after visiting relatives at Den ver and other Colorado cities. They are former residents of Alamosa. They also will attend University of Colorado gradua tion exercises at Boulder, where a brother, David Stong, will be graduated from the school of medicine, friends here said to day. I TIT) fV invvivi-' . V rw- THE WEST'S OLDEST AND LARGEST RETAILER OF AUTO SUPPLIES BUY NOW AND SAVE i FIVE GALLONS OF PAINT ) Grade' A Exterior White Paint. Tested and Proved Resistant To Severest Weather Extremes. Regular Value $28.00 , , TO95 FIVE GALLONS OF OIL 100 Paraffin Base Compounded Oil. 1-5 Gallon Can 88c With Every Purchase. Regular Value $8.00 Other Oil as Low as $1.59 for 2 gallons. '4 10 ! Car Clothes Hangers Strong aluminum bar reachti all.tht JjjlS .. w.u ...... ,L. L..L ... I .I.. I f. AW F ft.w.i b. s.i i am ' m WHEEL SPINNERS AUTO BABY SEATS Trucks end tractors. Polished cast aluminum bai's. Colored lucite insert In cap. Ra. Val. 1.73.. 1 50 Sturdy cotton fabric, bound edges, safety strap, play beads, arm rests. Fits front or back seat. Ro(. Val. 2.95 2 50 SEAT PROTECTORS Fits front or back of any car. Will not crack, chip or peel. Gusseted elaiti died back. Rt. Val. LIS 1 50 DOOR VISORS Keeps out rain, snow, when windows are lowered. Steps lare! Green, blue plastie. Re. Vel. 3.4 ... 2 98 GLARE-STOP SHIELD 45' 3i53" sise, cut to fit most cars, Stays in place permanently without use of cement. Removable. Reg. Vel. 39c t AtWMS TTI.ltJTt AT 101 SO. RIVERSIDE MEDFORD, OREGON Business Retired P. H. Peck and Leone Peck have retired from the assumed business name of Laurel Street grocery, accord ing .to records at the county clerk's office. e Assume Name Earl Heft, 118 North Riverside avenue, has ap plied' for the assumed business name of Central Realty, a real estate firm, and Ralph L. Tozier has retired from the same busi ness, according to the county clerk's office. 00.'. To Build Tavern Ralph Pierce has received a $4,500 building permit to construct a tavern at 1256 South Riverside avenue, according to records in the city building department, , Theft Reported Kenneth K. Shroyer, 1018 South Grape street, has reported the theft of log chains and binders valued at about $75, according to city police. They said the equipment was taken from a truck parked at Timber Products company. ... . , . Injured Edward Bufg, Butte Falls Star route, Eagle Point, an employee of Johnston Logging company, suffered injured fin gers left- hand and injured left shoulder when he was struck by a log while working as a chokes- setter. He was brought to Sacred Heart hospital by Conger-Morris ambulance. .... DAV Show Disabled Amer ican Veterans, Chapter 32, Camp White, will sponsor' a show In the Camp White theater Monday, June 9, starting at 7:30 D.m standard time. The theme of the program is "Sweetheart Night, Entertainment will be provided by the Eve Prentice accordion band. All DAV and auxiliary members are invited. ... From Omaha Mrs. Pearl H. Becker, Omaha, Neb., left last night after a two-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Gribble, 139 Kenyon avenue. Mrs. Becker met the Cribbles while return ing on a ship from the Orient in 1937 and has travelled exten sively. She is employed 'in the main offices of Union Pacific railroad and after leaving here went to Seattle to begin a 10 day Alaskan cruise. . . To Return Clark Thomas and George Schuler are to return to day from Eugene where they went yesterday to participate last evening in Elks club initia tion ceremonies. They were ac companied north by Ned Schul er, an Initiate, who Will remain in' Eugene until tomorrow. Tho mas is manager of the Medford Flower shop and the Schulers are from the Southern Oregon Bearing company. . . . Protector Arrives Navy" men here have received a new 16-mil limeter motion picture projector, it was reported today. A group this week- received instruction in its operation by Chief War rant Officer Clarence E. Horton and Chief Petty Officer Dan H. Kramer, both visiting here from 13th Naval district headquarters in Seattle. Taking the instruc tion were Loren Messenger, Navy leserve lieutenant com mander, Ashland," commanding officer of VAU 13-17 reserve unit; J. R. Keating, lieutenant commander in charge of VCU 13-11, and Carl D. Blessing, sta tionkeeper of the reserve station. livestock Portland (U.P.I Cattle 33. Good and choice fed iteen 133-33.90: choice $34; commercial iteen $26.30-31; good fed heifers 931.90-32; commercial heif. en 128-30; canntr and cutter cowa $16 $18.90; utility cowi $20-23; utility and commercial bulla $29.90-29.50. Calves 25. Choice vealert and light calve $35-36, prime $37; good and choice stock calve. $34-38; utility and commercial slaughter calves and veal n $20-30. Hogs 175. Choice No. 1 and No. 3 butchers $22-23.50: choice sows $16. 18, lighter weights to $19; choice feed er pigs $23. Sheep 25. Good to prfmt spring Iambs $26.26.50; utility $24; mixed j yearling and old crop Iambs $13-20; I food and choice shorn ewes $7-8 30; culls $3. San Francisco (U.P.) Cattle for week 800. Compared with late last week's steers 50c$l lower, heifers 50c tower. - Calves for week 25. Compared to last week, slaughter calves around $1 lower. Hogs for week 1,733. Compared to late last week: Butchers unevenly steady, sows fully steady. ' Sheep for week 10,000. Largest week of the year; wooled good and choice lambs steady to 25c lower, Portland Produce PorUand (U.P.I Butter: To retail ers AA grade prints 73c lb.; cartons 76c; A prints 73c; cartons 76c; fi prints 72c lb. Eggs: To retailers Grade AA large 50-52c doz.: A large 46-47c do.; AA medium 46-47e doz.; A medium. 43c doz ; cartons 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers: A grade Ched dar, Oregon single. 46-5lc lb.; 5-lb. loaves 52-55c: premium brands to 58ac lb. for single wheels and 61 'jc for 3-lb. loaves; processed American cheese. 3-lb. loaves, 4flj7tic. Farm Market Top quality strawberries went at a high of $2.73 on the East Side Farmers' market Friday as the sea son's largest receipts were reported: most purchasers wea close to the $2.25-2.50 range with overripes and jam berries sagging to $1.50 a crate; best lettuce was $2.50-2.73 a crate; No. l-A grade long white potatoes were around $7.50-8.50 a hundred weight or above. Poultry, Rabbits Live Chickens No. 1 quality, f.o.b. plants) Fryers 2ia-3 lbs., $28-29; 3-4 ids., ta-w. roasters, 4li lbs. and up. 28-29c; light hens, all wts., 16-17c; heavy hens, all wts., 18-19c; old roost ers, 13-lSc lb. Dressed Chickens No. 1 New York dressed style to retailers. Fryers, all wts.. 44-45c; roasters 44-45c; light hens. 32-33c; heavy hens, 33-34c lb.; cutup fryers, all wts., 60-6 lc. Dressed Turkeys To retailers. Frozen winter pack A grade toms 48c. New York style in B grade 45-46c. Rabbits (Average to growers, f.o.b killing plants). Live white 4-5 lbs. 24 27c; 5-6 lbs., 22-24c, colored pelts 4c lb. under, old doe rabbits lS-fSc, few higher, fresh dressed fryers to retail ers, 60-640, some higher. Wall Sired" New York (U.R) Indus trial shares again led the stock market higher Fridsy on in creased volume. It was the third consecutive advance and it lifted the railroad issues to a new high since March 25, 1931 and the industrials to a new high since last March 31, The utility average came within a few cents of its . 20-year top: Sales were the highest since Ap ril 24. - ; - Dow-Jones closing stock aver ages: 30 industrials 268.03 up 1.74; 20 railroads 100.36 up 0.09; 15 utilities 50.12 up 0.11; and 65 stocks 104.34 up 0.40. Sales Friday approximated 1, 520,000 shares compared with 1, 410,000 shares Thursday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T .ISSVs Anaconda ' 44 Chrysler 76V4 Curtiss Wright 8V4 Friday. June 6. 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE EX.ZVEW Obituary FURNITURE WANTED For Auction Buy Anything Used in Home, Including Tools or Guns Bring Cash in 20 Minutes PHONE 3-2939 Buyer, Don Money FORREST RAVENOR Funeral services for Forrest H. Ravenor,, 71, of Jacksonville, who died at Long Beach, Calif., on June 2, will be held at Perl funeral home Monday at 2 p.m. with the .Rev. D. Kirkland West, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, offlriatins. Interment will be in Jacksonville cemetery. The deceased was born at Sandy, Utah, on Jan. 18, 1881, and had been a resident of Jack sonville for the past 29 years. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Granella Hollingsworth, North Bend, Ore.; two brothers, Edward. Jacksonville, and Harry, Long Beach; four- sisters, Mrs. Winnie Hughes, Mrs. Ruby Ed dington, Mrs. Millie Duke and Mrs. Fern Johnson, all of Long J3"""!!, and one grandson. Funeral Saturday For Talent Logger General Electric General Motors ..... Montgomery Ward . Penn. R. R Penney, J. C Radio Southern Co : Southern Pacific S. .Oil of Calif Texas Gulf Sulphur ..... Transamerica' ., Tri-Continental United Aircraft U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel , , Youngstown , 60 .. 55 62V4 19n 67 25V4 13 79 .. 56Va ..IO714 .. 26 H .. 14 .. 31 .. 24 , 39U 45 15 WE SERVE RICH MAID ICE Ct?F AM - tuc BEST IN THE STATE! WILL VQI REPEAT A6AIM? 1 hsf ' .V V SKATING IVIRY WED. & FRI. NIGHTS at tha Rogue Valley Ballroom JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS 18-PIECE ORCHESTRA featuring . Eleanor Russell - Karl Kiffe Sandy Evam Shorty Sherock and the Original Dorseyland Band ARMORY KLAMATH FALLS Tues., June 10 DMMCCIE at Walker's Dreamland SAT. WITH BRING THE FAMILY FOR AN EVENING OF REAL FUN ENDS TONITE ' tmWKS. tomorrow KILLER v ii OR VC&n HERO? Nfe SAVE THESE DIRECTIONS TO FOOD - That is 'Out of this World' (Aik rtia folks' mhi (! e ton) Driva me milt wait ( Goli Hill m Highway f 9, turn North on hitj turiicad Sardlna Craak Road (raftrrad to at tha Myittry Home Rud) aheut en mil kayand tha Old Ortfoe Muiaum. , ALDERBROOK CAFE New Summer Hours 10:00 A.M. le 9:00 P.M. Daily Breakfast. Lunch, Dinner Sandwiches, Refreshments SATIS-FRIED CHICKEN or BROILED STEAK DINNER with hot biscuits, fresh vegetable, ho-made pie ' J( jean mm mmy CONTINUOUS SHOWS Sat. & Sun. From 1 p.m. Ashland Funeral services for Wilson V. Klimek. 33, of route 1, box 235, Talent, who died Tuesday following a log ging accident at Gold Beach, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Litwlller funeral, home. The Rev. Ross Knotts will officiate and interment will be In Moun tain View cemetery. Mr, Klimek was born Dec. 31, 1918 In Medford and had been a resident of this area all hi. life He was logger and a veteran of worm war 11. Survivor! include his mnlhor Mrs. Julia Klimek, Talent: four , Dromcrs, Richard and Marcel Jr.. both of Talent, Antony, Phoenix, and Jerrv. an Armv corporal stationed in Auslr'i, and two sisters, Mrs. Ll a Smith, Ashland, end Mrs. Julia Johnson, Medford. Dead Una Sunday Claialfledl la at noon Saturday. mm ASHLAND XI TONIGHT ft SATURDAY WAYNI JOHN RANDOLPH SCOTT 7 PAT Plus DANE CLARK in FORT DEFIANCE" annnn ENDS SATURDAYI REGULAR PRICES I CAMERON - MARA MUM as a . I0OTN WILLS JUL 5ft 9 Gatea Open at 6:30 snow ar o:iu Tonite & Sat. KIDDIE MATINEE SAT. 10 A.M. EXTRA COLOR CARTOONS STOOGE COMEDY j WaleV sssSBPSBBiasasBBBBBBBBBBBBeeeeBSSSBBBSSBI aT Ws.'. m M.aai y SftPif af tksl flm aftama .Spy in All History! ' FRANCES LANGFORO ' CONTINUOUS TOMORROW FROM 10 A.M. LAST ESTHER WILLIAMS in DAY "SKIRTS AHOY" ITEDE53 r I . i. r jumowc LAUGHS BY THE DOZEN! ...IN THIS RIOTOUS SEQUEL TO CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN! 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