Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 17, 1952, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTo Heiurn After a week's visit to Portland to see the Rose festival. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Severson, 113 North Ivy street, will return to Medford this week. DRIVE IN tlieatre TONIGHT - WED. - THURS. All tfse glowing magic of young love! SAMUEL GOLDWYN'S tarring EM ANDREWS DOROTHY McGUIRE L FARLEY GRANGER -PEGGY DOW PLUS CENSER ROGERS iWfcCjU DENNIS 'n.n(m NEWS - CARTOONS Gatei Open 7:00 lit Show, Dulk . - A gM"t n unu'j 1 1 in iiwM iui i ' f '- "Txxxxxxxinrrv- - - SAFETY, . '- 1 SNSSSfe deluxe m.. H . fKi Motor Oil j 1 super active-.. m H XMak &y, i I "MTVrfmi 100 emp.hr. .p. 1 7" B Pfefl .'Off I. ., . , i "I , , VWJ' 3 " Group I Exchange -2- -old. Glvwcom. 9 lff- t V.rton Regular: 80 amp. hr. j.M "sine pm. -1 4-lnch Round, Clamp-on I rf .1 Pv I VST" fi l Side Mirrors I f X H ivVyi H ''l Diipensen Air Deflector . Wash Mops N J 1 14c Poir28c ' ' 79c : I 34 Has stainleu iteel finish. Tin m . "Horjy Honk" ; in cor. Ol ploiMc l Soft, quality cotton I ' Jl .. ... -t door.' I r 1 Pe- Ops to tun otiorted colors yam wedwr itti 12' I J , 1 1 either side of ear oo-- ,ilor Con1. Jolt hond pi j I jyjpj tmKKtKttKCmSllmJ' litwu Woitte, colon. itondard garden hoie. 1 ijl Hiflh Qi'tyTRco A 7rT C I I jk' I 1 I JFilter ( f I Coat Hangers Fan Belts Thermomelers lm A 65e 85c ;."-4 32c ' If Fife fir a v I : 1 Clampi between upper VARCON heavy duty. , Attache to ony dean, F a H rif5rramf4.Keepi oil Clean I -A ond lower moJdtno of Fiti Cherrolet 1937-31. smooth surface. Regh J J 0n' 'mPur'fy free. I eor window. Non-inter- Other sirti to At mori ten from 40 to 140 lg , I ', J ferenco with operation, popular mokes of cars, ebove. Guaranteed. -" 1 ' 'ALWAYS 'TTjBUY Kt'k j I 101 S. RIVERSIDE PHONE 2-6882 'j Local and Hoxy Ann HEC Roxy Ann HEC will meet at i p.m. Wednes day, June 18, at the Grange hall. Alice Shober will act as hostess. - Remodeli Home Bob New- land, 919 Kenyon avenue, has applied for a $1,300 building permit from the city to remodel his residence and add a room. Rummage Sale Jacksonville Rebekah lodge will hold a rum mage sale Saturday, June 21, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Py thian building, Fifth and Grape streets, Medford. Townsend Auxiliary The Townsend club auxiliary will meet Wednesday, June 18 at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Boussum, 720 Welch street. Supplementary Name L. L. Stamper, C. Lee Skaggs, L. D. Goff and E. V. Goff have applied for the supplementary assumed business name certificate of Stamper and Goff Brothers Hardware, 225 West Main street. Promoted Benjamin T. Trowbridge, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Trow bridge, 1625 East Main street, Medford, has been advanced to the rate of personnelman, third class, a Navy press release said today. Trowbridge is serving with Fighter Squadron 194 aboard the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge, which has launch ed planes on missions over en emy territory in Korea since late last year. He attended Medford high school, Southern Oregon college and Oregon State college before enlisting in 1950. Mrs. Trowbridge said he plans to be home in July. THE WEST'S RETAILER ECONOMY, DURABILITY CREST Traveler Tires Regularly 14.07 107 JL 40016 Sin Not a recap, not a factory second! 9-Month written road hazard guarantee. CREST Deluxe Regularly 1S.57 M07 60016 Size 15-month road hazard guarantee. High qualit"' CREST Multi-Grip Regularly 19.07 P 60016 SIM 2l-month road hazard guarantee. Super quality. FREE INSTALLATION! I Sporllites 5.79 VARCON. Sealed beam, portable light of many uiei. Plugi Into cigar lighter socket. Spark Plugs Regularly Power) Aluminum oxide Iniulaton, copper gai keti, teok proof t -piece construction. Personal To Wed Allan Charles Will son, 19, timber faller, Murphy, and Lola Mae Haubcnsack, 21, Central Point, secured a mar riage license on June 14 at the Josephine county clerk's office in Grants Pass. California Trip Mrs. Beulah Ulstad, Ashland, manager of Leon's Tots to Teens shop of Medford, left Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs. Don Wadley of Los Altos, Calif. She plans to spend a week there. On Scout Hike With Scout troop 9 on their annual hike is Mr. S. R. Doty, 726 King, Med ford. The troop left Sunday and will go through Oregon Caves, camp, and hike back by next week-end. Cable Stolen Frank W. Little, 1602 East Jackson street has reported the theft of 713 feet of cable valued at about S71, city police said today. Little told officers the cable was taken from a Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company storage lot at Summit avenue and McAn- drews road over the weekend. . Saved Life A pint of blood donated by Winston W. Kurth Navy airman and son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller, 1980 Barnett road, Medford, was used to save a fighting man's life within 72 hours after he donated it. The blood was flown from U. S. Na val Air station, Whidbey Island, Washington, to Seattle to be pro. cessed typed and then rushed immediately to the battlefront according to a Navy press re lease. Kurth graduated from Medford high school and has been in the service a year. OLDEST AND LARGEST, OF AUTO SUPPLIES, Top Carriers 12.95 Basket type with heavy heet iteel boltom. 36x36xl8tlze.Heavy uclion cupt and itrapi. Auto Visors 16 95 "Commander." Trans parent lucite panels with ilatnlen iteel trim. Green. Easy set up. tell g 7-7l0u 6-9738 Window Broken Clifford Gunderson, manager of the Piggly Wiggly store, 528 South Riverside avenue, has reported that a plate glass window at the store has been damaged by a gun shot, according to city po lice records. The window is val ued at about $96, Gimderson told police. .... Station Operator Bud Ken nedy will again operate the Richfield service station at Ninth street and CentVal avenue, ac cording to an announcement to day by Leonard Case, territorial supervisor for the Richfield oil pnmnflnv Kpnnprtv formerlv OD- erated the station for 3 Mi years. To Texas Spending her sum mer vacation in Ft. Worth, Tex., is Paula Jeanne Scott, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Scott, 715 Clark street, Medford. She is visiting her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Tilley, who were in Medford last week and took Paula back with them. ... Buying Trip s Several of Medford's clothing buyers are attending "Market Week" in Los Angeles to select styles for next fall. Mrs. Mildren Moss, Haw thorne apartments, has been there for the last week and plans to be back the first of July. Mrs. Marjorie Green and Mrs. Nunya Lizberg are also taking in the displays. Adrienne Steward will return this week from there, and just arrived from the buying week is Parker Wood. . e . Officer Graduates First Lt. Kenneth R. Buxton, 2478 Sunny View drive, Medford, graduated last Saturday from a refresher course for reserve officers at the Army Command and Gen eral Staff college at Fort Leaven worth. He went on active duty for the two-week course which stressed problems of supply, transportation and communica tion support of combat forces. In civilian life, Lieutenant Bux ton is a wireman employed by Trowbrioge and Flynn of Med ford. At Hospital Oscar Peterson, 310 Jackson street, Medford, was a medical patient at Sacred Heart hospital today, hospital at tendants reported. Those under going surgery included Mrs. Jack Clark, - 1127 West 10th street, Medford; Robert Costello, Ft. Jones, Calif.; Mrs. Robert Doty, Jacksonville; and Mrs, Stella Anderson, Route 2, Box 21, Central Point. Nine-month- old Thomas Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, 508 Fair mont, Medford, also underwent surgery. DINE! DANCE! rrl-i- 1ST" n l-W STARTING U jy TONIGHT o THE TEX ATCHISON J3 l,sf SHOW AND DANCE ''V"! Starring Dynamic Vjrj DOROTHY DILUNGER PH" IN PERSON f aA The Composer of. WT MIA "Sick, Sober and Sorry" If 1 DOROTHY DILUNGER IN PERSON The Composer of. "Sick. Sober and Sorry" SHOWS NIGHTLY 1 MILE SOUTH MEDFORD HI WAY 99 Open 1 p.m. till 2:30 a.m. Air Conditioned Phone 2-6012 PM ! I SHOWS NIGHTLY I TOMORROW NIGHT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 ROGUE VALLEY BALLROOM AMERICA'S MOST VERSATILE DANCE BAND! To Michigan Mrs. Everett T. Manley, 416 King street, left last week for Sandusky, Mich., where she was called by the ill ness of her father. e Family Trip Mr. and Mrs. John Russell, 120 Newtown St., Medford, and their two children will return this week from a two week trip to Los Angeles, Calif. ... Back at Work Paul Dlmick, 617 North Front street, Med ford, was back on the job at the United States National bank Monday, after a leg injury re ceived at the bank picnic, June 8. Appendix Operation Delor- es Ball, seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ball, 1468 Prune, is in Community hospital after an appendix op eration. She underwent surgery Sunday. Seeing Southern Oregon On a two week tour of southern Oregon is Ralph Knippel, 817 Beekman avenue. He is showing his parents from Milwaukee, Wis., the Oregon Caves, Crater lake, and other sights. ... Good Father's Day Father's day business was well above last year, a number of Medford's store managers said Monday. Most of the managers felt that Father's day is gaining as much acceptance as Mother's day. They agreed that Medford fath ers were treated very well this year according to sales statis tics. Visit Parents Capt. and Mrs. Ben G. Hansen and three chil dren, Honolulu, are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Hansen, Oak Grove road, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Guyer, 319 Portland ave nue. Captain Hansen, who Is in the Air Force, will be stationed in Washington, D.C., starting July 1. N e e To Alaska M r . and Mrs Clarence Pfnister, 1757 Spring street, and their two daughters, Danna Lue and Myrna Lee, have left on vacation to visit Mrs. Pfnister's two sisters in Fairbanks, Alaska. They will drive up the Alcan highway, and spend the summer, visiting a brother in Regina, Sask., Can ada, en route. They will return by boat. - ' Livestock Portland (UP) Cattle 130. Com mercial slaughter steers, $27.28; util ity commercial heifers, $24-24.50; can- ner and cutter cows, 517-ao. Calves 50. Commercial and good vealers $28-32. Hogs $350. Choice No. 1 butchers U N Tuesday. June 17, 1952 Obituary ROBERT STUDEBAKER Funeral services for Robert Studebaker, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Studebaker, 717 South Peach street, who died June 5 at Rock Springs, Wyo., will be held at the Perl funeral home Wednesday at 10 a. m. with the Rev. Meredith Groves, pastor of First Methodist church, offic iating. Interment will be in Sis kiyou Memorial park. STOGSDILL INFANT Graveside funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim StogsdiU, 611 West 10th street, who died at a local hos pital Sunday, will be held at Siskiyou Memorial park Wed nesday at 11 a. m. Perl funeral home is in charge ot funeral arrangements. WALTER BAKER Services for Walter Baker, 65. who died Friday will be held in the Camp White Chapel Thursday at 1 p. m. (2 p. m.. Camp White time,) with Chap lain Henry W. Anderson offic iating. Committal will be in Camp White cemetery. Comer Morris funeral home Is In charge of funeral arrangements. Mr. Baker was born Feb. 1, 1887, in Chase, Kan., -nd was a railroad engineer by profes- from 180-230 lbs.. $2335 but most bids $22.30-23; cnoica 330-O 10. sows $lfl-17.50; choice lightweights $18 nri nhftvtv Sheep 500. Spring lambs, good to prime, $25 50-28; utility $24: utility and good No. 2 and 3 pelt yearlings, $14-16; lightweight. $17. San Tranclico (UP Cattle 180. Commercial steers $28.28.25; commer cial ivnri ranir caws f 18.50-20. Calves 10. Good and choice 230-300 lbs. range slaughter calves $31. Hogs 500. Choice No. 1 and 2 grades 100-230 lb. butchers $22; litiijows $16 50. Sheep 1.500. Good and choice shorn ismDi, fifo-aa. wooiea iriudi Portland Produce Portland (UP Butter: To retailer AA grade prints. 75c lb.; cartons. 76c; A prints 73c; cartons, 76c; B nrinta. 72c Ih. Eggs: To retailers grade AA large. 53-54c doz.; A larga, 48-49c doz.; A small, 35 -36c doz.; cartons 3c add I tional. Cheese: To retailers A grade Ched dar. Ore eon singles. 7-51c lb.: S-lb. loaves. 32-35c: premium brands to 98 ic lb. for single wbeels and U4c for 5 -lb. loaves; processed American cneese. a-io. loaves, wrt-mje. rum Market Season's first mid-Columbia yellow wax beans sold at 23 cents a pound on the Bast Side Farmers' market Tuesday; strawberries held about un changed. Poultry. Rabbits Live Chickens (No. 1 Quality f.o.b, plants) Fryers 2&-3 lbs., 29-30c: 3-4 lbs. 20.30c; roasters, 4 lbs. and up, 20-30c; light hens, all wts., 10-17c; heavy-type hens, all wts., IT-I80 lb.; nm rnnttri m.inf in. Dressed Chickens No. 1 New York dressed style to retailers, fryers, broil ers, roasters, au wts., 43-4c; roasters, 43.44c: lisht hens. 31 -32c t heavy bens, 33-34c; cut-up fryers, all wts., 50-60c lb. Rabbits f average to growers, f.o.b, killing plants) .Live white 4-5 lbs., 31 24c: S-fl lbs.. 18.21c. colored celts 4c lb. under, old does rabbits 10.12c, few higher, fresh dressed fryers to retail ers, 07-oic, soma nigner. Wall Street New York U.R) Trading In stocks fell off to the lightest level In a month Tuesday. Prices continued to move nar rowly as the financial district tried to delve Into the future on the basis of the steel and other business situations. Dow Jones preliminary closing stock averages: 30 industrials 268.01 up 0.18: 20 railroads 09.94 up 0.18; 15 utilities 4S.63 off 0.18, and 63 stocks 1U4.UU up 0.02. Sales Tuesday approximated 920,000 shares compared with 980,000 shares traded Monday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T 4 T 182 Anaconda . ...... 43 Chrysler 78V4 Curtlss Wright . 8 General Electric ..... 8934 General Motors 58 Montgomery Ward .... ... 83 Penn. R. R 20V4 Penney. J. C . 88 V4 Radio 25Ti Southern Co . 13M Southern Pacific 79H S. Oil of Calif 57 Texas Gudf Sulphur . 1077s Transamerlca 28' TrI-Continental 14 ifnlted Aircraft . 31V4 U. S. Rubber .........unquoted U. S. Steel 3BV4 Youngstown 45 NOW! BETTER for less money! Here srt two superb hearlnf sMi by makers of world famous Zenith Telt vision. fUdtos. FM Only Zenith Hsr Ins; Aids have exclusive new. petrnt4 niMAmorii that sssures excellent per formance under extreme hast and humidity- Come In new t Son Condor tiM Diss I M sW AMsMI AMtUbts sl Mseerste ssT feWl Com V In far Ftf t Paxkvt 4 Geo. E. White West Sid Pharmacy 135 West Main St. Mad ford MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Mtdford and vicinity: Continued fair and warm through Wednesday. Hiph today near 90, low tonight 45-18, high Wednesday 8S-S8. Oregon: Fair tonight and sunny Wednesday except early morning low cloudiness in coastal areas. Continue-d warm. High 80-80 southern hall, low LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Hiah- est SI; lowest 49. Total monthly precipitntion .112 Inch. Excess for the month .34 inch. Total precipitation since September 195120 52 inches. Excess for the season 4.44 Inches. Relative humid it v 4:30 n m. vester. day 23; 4:30 a.m. today 85. xo morrow Sunrise 4:35 a.m. Sunset 7:49 p.m. Observation! Taken at 4:30 A.M., 120 Meridian Tim Boise so 33 sion. He was a veteran of World War I, enlistinR June 26, 1018, and being discharged Nov. 4, 1918. He servpH as a nrivntr Co. 4, Div. Bn. No. 1, 166tn De pot urigarte. He is survivpH hv nn mint Mrs. Mollie Muscott, Dallas, Ore. ASHLAND I .c.smv'ct..&,3 ' wnn a bun: -j IM,ML-fl4-.l MRBINEWI1UAMS IF1N HlfiFU TyTB??; mrm ENDS TONITE sunn amors TOMORROW! FIRST RUN v SOreeDi 1 DAILY MATINEE 1 P.M. One Performance Only mm Ends Tonite: "My Six Convicts SMiiI fAM6- ON to Your Panties ITS THE lAFF riot that put THE ROAR INJ THE f?OARlrJ(5r- ,37 .35 Chicago BS 07 uenver . 61 S3 Kurcka 58 Jl Havre .. 71 28 KlamMh Fallj 79 50 Los A nudes ... 77 Mrarora ... New York Omaha Hhoenlx ... .. 89 49 84 68 86 58 105 68 T .00 Portland ... 72 55 Heno 87 Salt Lake 77 Eugene 77 47 50 50 47 76 S3 San Francisco .. 79 Seattle 57 Spokane .. 61 .01 Washington, D.C. .... 98 Yakimo 73 The kille r whale is not uncom mon in Pacific coast waters, where it can be spotted by its huge dorsal fin, which is some times six feet in height. HUE Now! mm 7 VI Frank Richard O4L0VEJ0Y CARLSON Anita Louis "RETREAT. HELL!" IIU.'k A r.a.l-aa...4 IIC ft UUblVCJOU Wonder" Mickey Terry' VI ROONEY MOORE Gates open at 6:30 Show at 8:15 ' Boston 84 91 - -K, IT'S GREAT FUNI 1111