Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 10, 1952, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texta- Local and Incorporate S. V. McQueen, A. A. Lausmann, and C. X, Hef fiier, have filed incorporation articles with the county clerk's office for Forest Roads, incorp orated, a perpetual corporation engaged in the general Jogfing, milling and lumber business, Assume Kama Ralph L, Cook and Virginia D. Cook, 120 Stark street, have filed appli cations in the county clerk's of fice for assuming, the business names of Ralph L. Cook and Ralph L. Cook Ranches, for con ducting the business of farming and fruit packing. - To Minneapolis Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sandell and daughters, Joyce, Susan and Jeanne, left Sunday for Minneapolis, Minn., their former home, where they will visit relatives and friends. En route home they plan to visit Lake Louise in Canada; Glacier park, Mont., and Yellowstone park, Wyo. They will be gone about sjx weeks. They live in Jacksonville. . DRIVE m tneatre ENDS TONIGHT FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES OSt FERRER ACADEMY AWARD WINNER. ..because... it was fie three musfefeer fin one...anef one eJT 'lover in a millionl Yi 1MALA KtfMIM Tltni UflfUa ATlttte PLUS Mi'ir t WW kt ttn icrrtt br He I GrM NEWS - CARTOONS Cites Opn 7:00 ' 1st Shaw, Dusk The perfect gift WE PROUDLY PRESENT THIS BEAUTIFUL W" GERMAN Barometer The Gift of Hit Choice at price you can afford. QUALITY that cannot be matched under $16.00, Be sure and see thit display in our window. POSTAGE PAID MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Medford Stationery Store, 210 E. Main, Medford, Ore. Pleats Send: ........Ne. 1411 OsffliM iremeter Check Which! C.O.D Ctiatfc ..... Name Ad drill . City WALT Medford Stationery Store Personal Meet Cancelled The Ladies Mounted troop meeting schedul ed for this evening has been can celled, officers said today. m m m From New Orleans Mr, and Mrs. William Rhymes, 1715 Crown, avenue, returned last week from a two-week trip to New Orleans, La., where they visited relatives and friends. Improved The condition of Mrs. Jouett P. Bray, Lozier lane, is improved, according to her family. She may now sit' up and is able to receive visitors, they added. Building Permits Applica tions for building permits have been filed in the city office by Floyd Murray, 818 Dakota, $500 for remodeling a residence, and Edwin C. Guetzlaff, 20 Jean nette street, $800 for remodeling a residence. Muting Postponed A meet ing of the ladies auxiliary of Townsend Club No. 1, which was to have been held at the home of Mrs, Florence -Boussum, 720 Welch street, Wednesday, has been cancelled because of the death of Mrs. Anna Perdue. Members are requested to attend the funeral services at Perl fu neral home Wednesday at 2 p.m Minor Fires No damage re sulted from two fires answered by the Medford fire. department at about 5 p.m. yesterday, ac cording to firemen. They stated they were called to the home of Richard Wilson, 717 Oak street, for an overheated oil stove at 4:52 p.m.. and to the home of Ida Biles, 1117 East Jackson street, at 5:03 p.m. for a flue fire. Graduate Robert Fletcher Wilcox, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wilcox, Old Military road, was graduated June 6 from Col orado A and M college at Ft. Collins, Colo. He received his de gree in animal husbandry, can A. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robert Johnson, route 4, box 12, Medford, was graduated June 1 from Washington State college, Pullman, Wash. He re ceived a masters' degree in chemistry, From Atlanta The Rev. Vi vian L, Bray, Atlanta, Ga., left today after visiting for 10 days with his brother, Dr. Jouett P. Bray, and Mrs. Bray, Lozier. lane. He first will! stop in Port land to see the Rose festival and then visit in Omak, Wash. June 21 he will return to Portland to attend ceremonies at which hi nephew. Dr. William D. Bray, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jouett Bray, will be confirmed to missionary work for the Methodist church at the University of Kobe, Ja pan, The Atlanta visitor served the Methodist church as a minis ter and for 45 years was assoe iated with the north Georgia Methodist conference. ... for from Our Kodak Dept. FOR FATHER'S DAY . ONLY! Limited Sate Open Face e Brest Case . Hardwood Mounting Blonde or Mahogany MiHofiny - Ci , - ......... Chtrf . , Sum , YOUNG'S f K .. W5 Picnic About 100 employees of the First National bank and their families picnicked Sunday at the Elks picnic grounds. w m m At Hilliboro The Earl John son family, who moved from here some time ago, now are lo cated at Hillsboro, Ore., friends said today. Enters Hospital Tom Flynn, 1301 East Main street, entered Sacred Heart hospital this morn ing for surgery, according to friends. At Ham Mrs. Cornelia Barnes, Phoenix, returned to her home Saturday following an ex tended illness of seven months. She may have visitors. Nam Assumed D. P. Fox- worth, Phoenix, has applied for the assumed business name in the county clerks office of Foxies Welding Shop. From Astoria Curt Hoare, Astoria, left late Sunday after visiting for the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Babbs, 315 Mary street. Visiting Mrs. Stella Bratney, Beaverton, Ore., is visiting a sis ter, Mrs. Ralph Pickeli, 34 South Richmond avenue, and a brother, Rodney Schuier, 19 Willamette avenue. To Spokane Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hopkins, Ross lane, will leave tomorrow . for Spokane, Wash., to attend capping cere monies at the Deaconess hospi tal. A niece to Mrs, Hopkins, Miss Blanche Peterson, will be capped during the ceremonies. She is a student rfUrse at the hos pital. Released Paul Dimmiek, East Jackson street, was releas ed this morning from Sacred Heart hospital after undergoing surgery for an injured leg tendon suffered Sunday while playing softball during a picnic for First National bank employees at the Elks picnic grounds, friends said today. His leg was placed in a cast. - Education Had Lester A. Wilcox, assistant superintendent in charge of business affairs for the state department of educa tion, is currently transacting school business in the Medford Ashland area. While here he is visiting the family of Otto Frohnmayeri 1858 Spring street, according to the county school superintendent's office. Move Moving from this vicin ity during the week were Mrs, D. Webster, from 802 Bennett street to Manhattan Beach, Calif.; Max West and family from Eagle Point to North Sacra mento, Calif.; J. F. Rhoads and family, 433 South Grape street, to Brookings, Ore.; the F. W, Smailwoods from 1228 Dakota street to Portland; the M. D, Farrs from 1304 Reddy avenue to Portland. To Portland Mrs. L. G. Jolly and daughters Jacquelyn and Joanne, left today for Portland where they will live. Jolly was transferred to that city some months ago by the forest service. The family remained here until the close of the school term. They lived at 1B1B Westerlund ave nue. Jolly was supervisor of the Rogue River National forest here and in the Portland office Is as sistant" regional f o r e s t er in charge information and educa tion. Ob Ship David R. Wilktes, Navy damage controlman and son of Louis C. Wilkins, Butte Falls, returned recently ' to the states on board the USS Man chester, according to a Navy re lease. His wife; the former Miss Genevieve Johnson, lives at Route 1. Box 308, Eureka, Calif, The ship was on its second tour in Korean waters and constantly in the firing line, shelling Com munist shore batteries and sup-: ply dumps. It now is scheduled to undergo an overhaul and re pair at a west coast ship yard, . i. u whs tctc89e eatu. OPENING TONITE GEORGE MAYER TRIO "They Loved Them in Palm Spring" Welter Wlnehell Seyts ' "This It Om of America's To Iirtert JniBf Unit l Today." '-.-"'" , Featuring: GEORGE MAYER DON MOORMAN BOBGROYA Scout Troop Meets Girl Scout day camp drama fcroup is meeting from 1 to 3 p.m. each day this week at the Footlighters building at the fairgrounds. . Goodwill Circle - The Zion Lutheran church Goodwill cir cle will meet Thursday, June 12, at 1:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. L. S. Ellis, 2223 East Main street, A program on home dec- prating will be given. To Salem Mr. and Mrs. Noble Vincent, 1319 West Main street, left yesterday for Salem to meet their daughter, Marlene Vincent, Willamette university student, and to return her to Medford. Vincent is manager of the Med ford Buster Brown shoe store. .. . - To Miami Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Leavitt, 39 Summit avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Taylor, South Pacific highway, will leave to morrow for Miami, Fia., to at tend an imperial session of the Shrine. They expect to be gone about two weeks. , To Texas Erma Beets, Ash land, records officer of the Med ford police department, is re signing her position effective to day. She is moving to Dallas, Tex,, where she hopes to make her permanent home. Donna Zahnow, 224 Clark street, will be the new records officer. From Corvallis Mrs. Nina Hopper and children, Nancy and Rex, arrived last week from Cor vallis, Former Medford and Ash land residents, they now are vis iting Mrs. Pearl Cowm, 722 South Newtown street, Mrs. Hop per's aunt. They plan to make their home here. v. Assume Name J. B.' Johnson, P. O. Box 1532, Medford, has applied for the assumed business name of Northwest Manufacture tag company, county clerk's records show. The partnership involving Johnson and S. H. Dye in the business is dissolved. The company manufactures - walk-in refrigerators. Hospital Notes Mrs. Frank Weiskamp; 1116 West Fourth street, is convalescing from sur gery which she underwent yes terday at Sacred Heart hospital attendants said today. Frank Dos- talik, Grants Pass; Pete Schlappi, Jacksonville, and Fred Johnson, 574 Conger street, Medford, are medical patients at the same hos pital, the attendants added, Traffic Accident Victor J. David, 40 North Ftont street, and Eugene G. Ray, 33 Summit avenue, were drivers of cars Which collided at the intersec tion of East Jackson street and Morrow road at about 12:15 p.m. yesterday, according to city police. Damage to both cars was reported. No citations were list ed, '- "" Names Omitted The names of four brothers and a sister were inadvertently omitted from the Perl's funeral home obituary for Mrs. Anna Melinda Perdue in yesterday's paper. They are Charlie Prigge, Salem; John, Louie and George Prigge, all of Portland; and Elizabeth Pullin, Portland, Funeral services "will be at Perl funeral home at 2 p.ns. Wednesday with interment in Ashland cemetery. Pall bear-! era wii be Charles Boussum, Roe Smith, Bay Ahsrt, Walter Con-i nor, C. E. Naffzigger and Robert Montgomery. At Graduation Mr, and Mrs. Richard Smith, 823 North Cen tral avenue, and their daughter, Miss Ethel Jones, returned last night from Corvallis where they attended the graduation of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr. Jack Jones, from Oregon State college. He graduated in electrical engineering and she in home economics, Jones has been employed by Western Electric, and will be located in the west coast after a three-month train ing period In the east. Mrs. Jones is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hughes, Corvallis. The Smiths drove to Corvallis by way of the coast. S7 IP To Herrsods! Grocery E. J, Link has received a $1,000 building permit to remodel a grocery store t 403 South Oss-: dale avenue, according to ree-: ords on file at the city building department. Basinets Nm. Ralph Boss and Jeanne F. Bosse, Box 517, Rogue River, have filed an appli cation in the county clerk s of fice for assuming the business name of Chinook Sporting Goods, Rogue River, a business of sporting gooes and pool table. Theft Reported William A. Goodbaudy, 124 King street, Apartment 10, has reported the theft of a radio and electric clock -from his apartment, po lice said today. The stated entry was probably gained through the use of a pass key. Retain Mr, and Mrs. Bob Dickey and daughter, Kathy Ma rie, 53 Modoc avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shearin and daughters, Janice and Rebecca, Eagle Point, returned last eve ning from Coos Bay where the group vacationed for the week end. Dickey joined the families after attending a GOP delegates meeting at Salem. He is an alter nate delegate for William McAl lister to the Chicago Republican National convention, which will open July 7. livestock PcrfisBii CUPS Catil 133. Gsed fed steers 32; utility to commercial $25-27.53; csnner and cttw cow $18 18; cemmercisi bull 2S; ehsie fed steers $33.75-34; good and choice ever l.OOS ifeS. S33-33.5S. Calves 25, Medium S80 lb. stock calves S3?; choice and prim vealers 38 ana cejow. Hoes 30. Choice No. 1 and 3 butch ers S22.50-23; choice tows from 333- 420 ifes., ssTso-jg: feeder dim ow. Sheep 333, Good to prime spring lambs 528-28.50; utility and good S24.5S-25.5S; good 0-88 lb. new crop feeding lambs, $24.55; good and cboiee wooied slaughter ewes S; food shorn ewes o. Sim Francisco (VP) Ceitla SS. Cutter da try -bred slaughter cows 18; atilHy and commercial bull moit- sves 25. Commercial and good up to 358 lh. s&ughter calves 528-32. Ksgs 238. Choice So, i and 3 butch ers si.iis; num. cnoice sows ais.ss. Sheep 1 ,500, Wooied spring lambs Portland Produce Portland (UF Butter: To retailers AA frade nrints ?3e ib cartons TSe: A pri&tc 75c; certoru ?8c; B prints t2c lb. Egjsi To ntfUcn Grade AA larj large 52c dot; A Urge 47c dox ; AA medium 4Tc doi.j A medium, 43-4 Sc aoE.; cartons sc aaamonai. Cheese; To retailer A sd hed dar Oregon singles, 4S51e lb.; S-lfe. loaves, si-sac; premium erana as lb. for sinele wheels and Sl'ic lot 5-lb leave; processed Americas cheese, 5-m, loaves, 46$s7,ac First Bin and Tartarian cherries from The Dalies sold from 25-3$ cent a pound on the East Side Farmer' market Tuesday; No. S-A loo white potsioes were Quoted at f7.5?,75 hundredweight; top strawberries were Poultry. Rt&feit Live Cfelekenf ?. 1 oualltv. f.fih pl&nt&i Fryers 2i-3 lb., 28 -28c; 3-4 lbs,, 28-23c; roaster 4 lbs, and up zs-zhc; M& nens, a wis, ic-stc; old rooster. lb,. !ressi Chicken No. t New York dressed tyl to retailers. Fryer, all wU,( 43-44c; roaster, 43 -44c; tight hens, 3i-32c; heavy hens, 33 -34c; eut ap fryers all wis, 39-63c lb, JrMi Turkeys To retailers. Fro zen winter pack A grade torn 48c. fttw or tyse m a graoe 45-4c, &ah&lts average to grower f.e.fe. ki&ing piaitis) Live white 4-5 ib.. 34. 27c; 5- tb. 22 -24c, colored pelts 4c lb. under, old doe rabbits 13-I5e, few feigner, fresh dressed fryers to retail era, 60-4e some higher. Wall Street New York . Stocks drifted downward Tuesday for the first time in five sessions. Trading ran even with Monday. Prices were off fractions, to more than a point in plural ity of issues when President Tru man aiked congress for a law to empower government seizure and operation of the steel indus try pending negotiation of a wage contract. Dow Jones closing stock aver ages; 30 Industrials 287,8? off 1.48; 20 railroads 89,45 off I.2i; 15 utilitiea 50.02 off 0.07; and 5 stocks 103.83 off 0.71, Sales Tuesday approximated J,220,000 shares compared with 1.270,000 shares traded Monday. Today's ciosing prices on se lected stocks: American T 4s T ,..185t4 Anaconda 4334 Chrysler 75 Curtiss Wright 8 General. Electric . 584 General Motors .... 554 Montgomery Ward . 621-4 Penn. S. B, 18J Penney, 3, C . 88 Coming Thura. June 12 AMMiCA'S NO. 1 WISTHH IAMB ftOSUI VAUIY IALUOOM CAPiTOL fa0K96 STA6S HP- TUM1U7, Jus 13, HiJ Obituary EMMA BALL The remains of Mrs. Emma Ball, SS, of Klamath Fells, who died Sunday, were taken to Kii math Falls yesterday by Con ger - Morris funeral borne for services and interment there. rs. Ball was born in 186 on the Klamath reservation, and had lived all her life In Kla math county, NELS JACOBSOH Services for Nels Albert Jac- 8?, who died Saturday, will be held in Conger Morris Chapel Tuesday at 10:38 a. m. vith the Rev. W. A. Dawes of ficiating. Committal will be at Siskiyou Memorial park. Mr, Jscobson ws born March I, 1885, to Bloomington, Ida., and on August 28, 1804, In Mee- teetse, Wyo., was married to Anna Sheets, who survives. He ha J lived in southern Oregon for the past 32 years, engaging in farming near Central Point. usher survivors include a son. Massley, at home; four broth ers, Moroni, Rfgby, Ids.; Lor enzo and Cowley, Montpeiier, Ids.; and Arthur L., Redondo Boach, Calif.; and sister, Mrs. Marsh wucox, Santa Monties, Calif., . 95 Resolutions Face State Grange At Annual Meeting La Grande Si J$ ' The Ore gon State Grange ?8ih annual convention Tuesday faced reao lutions dealing with everything from taxes to basebeu. Nearly 800 delegates attended opening sessions en the Eastern Oregon -College of Education campus Monday and heard State Grangemaster Elmer MeClure, Milwaukee, condemn new ef forts to enact a state sale tax and to remove local control through a legislative school dis trict reorganization bill. MeClure attacked ballot measure Imposing a six-mill lim it on state property taxes as a "major step , toward enactment of a sales tax," and urged the grange to oppose It "with all the vigor at ear command" The grangeraaster, however, approved another tax measure on the ballot, an amendment permitting taxing units, such as school districts, ta( establish new tax base through action of Its voters. He also endorsed the three-cent cigarette tax measure. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Meafard and v;cin!tvv: QecHioscl lisfet hoMrer tisfr evnina- Paruy. CiO::d v icr.ith. an-S WMnit!v Law tonight S; high Wedimda; 'JQ-75. Orn; N!ci!y cloudy with scatter i ih-jweri (aiftht and in north per SiRn Wsdnid y PirSiy cloudy In south psftise Wedsasy. Lows tdnisht 45. 5$;- highm Wednedy S3-?2 IB interior. I?-T-p?rture a yr ase toeay: LshMt St; iswett 4S. Tstai menihiy prteipiitiibn .1 tsch. Sefescy for the month .13 inch. Totr,l orr c;'i t;an line Scstembar 1, 3SSS, ISM inchtt. E&etsm for the seasen- 1 87 snch. He&iivft humidity am. vetr. itv, m; S;S0 today tf. lsirvUont Tuts t S:3S A.M., t MiSis Ilrai BeMes SS Eestoa ..., a? CMfcsa 83 Dnvr .. S3 Eureks ,. 54 SS S3 es st 4 ft Si B i H n s 44 ! e , 4 to Hv St Ktawrth rii .,.,....., TO Let A n j(-el .. 1 - SO ar taa Offish : 73 , ss , IS . 11 , as . S4 a San TrstusSMea stunt 'athitdeit. D C. . Ytkiatt ............ , HadW ... , 25 Southern Co, .....,.,. 184 Southern Paeifie . ... WH S, OU of CaUf. S84 Texas Gulf Sulphur ..,107?4 Transamerica ..... tS'A Tri Continental 15 United Aircraft 214 U. S. Rubber 33 V, S, Steel . 38H Youngstown 44 Clark GABLE 1AMARA STANWYCK in . "TO PLIASf A tADY JANf POWEtt ANN SOTHfRN In MNoftcyOi.ToloM 1m Cslsr hf Tethnfcelar DIG Rodeo Donee Imui Valley Ml DC I ANGEL FOOD SiX&FSRS (ORZSOif) MATL TP.IS'JffZ TH&TEriT Square Dance Will Highlight lose Festival Activity PerOB4 W IS A bis sousre denes to downtown Port land and the arrive) of Jsck Ma ther, tW "Cheo Kid" sad Rote parade honorary merahsl, will highlight "Tuesday sight's 1852 Ross Festival activities. Uhder the sponsorship of the WtUasBette Valley Square Dance Callers association, the gigantic dance will feature 18 callers and a top-notch band. The Cisco Kid will arrive aboard a lfl:S3 p.m. Sight to take up hi siuSiea as honorary grand marshal of the grand flor al parade, scheduled for Friday, and Saturday's junior parade. Queerj -elect Jeanne Wallace and her sewen princesses daixled members of the Poruend cham ber of commerce and their guests at a kick-off luncheon Monday, The court a appearance was the iit one until coronation time Wednesday sight at Mult nomah stadium, BIRTHS KEY To. Mr, and Mrs. Emery, Frospeci, June 8, 1832, a boy, 6' S lbs., ; at Osteopathic hoipitsl, ,,-. WINKLE To and Mrs. M. A., 110? Hiantlc street, June 8, 1883, a girl, IVi lbs., at Osteo pathic hospital, . WOSBEHLY To Mr. and Mra. Kenneth, f 34 Palm street. June 8, 1882, a girl, lbs., at Osteopathic hospital. TlIXEYTo Mr. and Mra. ASHLAND tClAIN Kirk 8egls . lieanet tirktr - WiNiam Imdis In Story" nut 'fUiiy Luck?' V Stirflria I Ribert . Iirbjf YOONS HAH Prank , MOtSAN epttt at 6;3S She st VM John, aCSfc Crater Lake high MMlJdJam T0NIT1 f Hwmtsmaws HOLLY SOON! THAr "BORN YESTERDAY" GAL! nJUPV mummmsfrt ,1 s Situ,.. ,.IVOw way, Jane 9, 1552, a boy, lbs, at Community hospital, COPKEB To Mr. and Mrs, WiUtam, filler, Jane S, 1852, a boy. 8!4 lbs,, at Community hospitai. Beat! s& C-3Si;?;f d Adir 333 H.US TOMORROW Niteat9 P.M. MAJOR STUDIO . SC.EAK Preview mm TONITI! 'Mr TOMORROW! NOTHINS UKI IT . SINCI KINS SOLOMON'S MINISI ItKni-flHG IDVEHTB8fi uua 'tfi ' town er mamma. MMUfMEOKI 7 Tonite - Wed. JEW AjpSV CRAIN ...7 J waa it w wi? mmtmm '.r,- ' 1 "eal 210 E. MAIN.- PHONE 2-6710 fix