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-f Shanghai Merchant Class Being Skinned' By Reds Hongkong (U.R) The mer chant class in Shanghai is now being "skinned' to its last tree cent by the Chinese Commu nists. 'Arrivals from behind the Bamboo Curtain said the war on private enterprise, waged in the form of the so-called "five anti movement," has brought indus try and commerce in the once DRIVE-IN theatre V TONIGHT - THURSDAY f All He gtowing magle of young level SAMUEL GOLDWYN'S starring lANA ANDREWS DOROTHY McGUKE I FARLEY GRANGER PEGGY DOW U PLUS t GINGER ROGERS DENNIS MORGAN : NEWS CARTOONS dates Open 7:00 - lit Show, Duik 7 J tv 3T ' I Wxu Know your OREGON MILK CONTROL LAW tfDo you mean to say that the richness of our milk is limited bylaw?" IXL The Milk Administration, under the f 0 J broad authority granted It by the Ore gon Milk Control Law, sets limits on the richness of milk. It also sets the price yon must pay for milk. ' The limits differ somewhat In different pens of the state, but the principle U always the same. In Portland standard milk is limited to 3.8 butterfat. If any distrib utor should deliver richer milk he is required to charge two cents more. In Josephine end Jackson counties richer milk is more drastically discouraged. The moment a distributor goes above J.4 butterfat he must charge his customers.one cent more, ind at 3,7 he must charge still another cent, and so on through sereral price rtnges. A. O. A. . Send for thit fret booklH.iYn nd your fimily are iitHr con cerned bf nythin that fleet f the milk upplr of rour com munitT. Learo how Ofejtoa Milk Control iffectt YOU. Vfiie to Sefew Store. 1 1 9 JX Third, PofUiod 14. Or. SAFEWAY busy port city almost to a stand still. Nearly all the merchants and industrialists in the city 85 per cent of them, according to May or Chan Yi are under indict ment on one charge or another. The charges could be any of the following "as "included in the "five anti movement": bribery of government or party officials; theft of government property; theft of state economic secrets; tax evasion or padding of gov ernment contracts. Torture Used Once a merchant is charged, he is forced by physical and mental torture to confess. He is not only required to confess his alleged guilt but also the amount of money and property he possesses. The fines often amounting to expropriation. One new police method used in the campaign is "office ar rest," I.e., confining the accused to Ms office for questioning until he confesses. The arrivals said in almost every office in Shanghai there is someone under arrest. The arrivals said the main ob jective In the "five anti move ment" Is to get funds from the money class to refill the national treasury, which has been drain ed by the Korean war. That ac counted for the phenomenon that however serious may be the charge, the accused is always re leased after he has paid the fine. The arrivals branded it as "state extortion pure and simple." The arrivals described Shang hai, once China's busiest and INVESTIGATE A RUSTIC BUILDING MATERIAL See See. 1, Page 7 SKATING IVERY WED. & PR I. NIGHTS at the Rogue Valley Ballroom The question! and answers below affects YOU. , ' Ym. Thit U the purpoM for which the liw wtt designed. It tets floor prices, not ceiling prices. Dm Mlth Cfrlrl diicewreft mpV dMHbutlM f mflkt Ym. No one can enter the milk business if the Administrator says such new competitioo might disturb existing distributors. tgl.-,.? .. t r- .r. tl , I y&6Aj's' ' till" v r Pit SsSyfP" CROSSING FINISH LINE at Miami, Evie Wolford and Bruce Parker complete epochal water ski voyage from Nassau, distance of 200 miles in little over eight hours. They were towed by Betty Carstalrs in converted crash boat, "St. Pete." (International Soundphoto) most prosperous trade center, as a ghost city." Business is Vir tually dead. Shops are conspicu ous for their dearth of stock. Shutters are closed at 7 p.m. Little Night Life There are. no, or very few, neon lights and the usually brightly-illuminated Nanking road the city's shopping center is dark after sundown. The once crowded Shanghai bund is now frequently deserted. Night life hJs lost its luster and glamour. People make it a special point to stay at-home be cause it's the best way to avoid trouble. To appear busy, rushing around, might incur police suspicion. The arrivals said police rule is becoming more severe. There i( ft If JiW These regulations controlling the richness of milk make it impossible to give the consumer greater value for his money. At the same time, such restrictions increase farmer surpluses of butterfat. Milk control holds down the richness of milk you can get for your money and reduces the market for the farmer's cream. show tome other ways In which Hie 0. DoM ffia Oregon Mflk Cenfrel lw reflvlete tewHery A. N. It has absolutely nothing to do with the sanitation, health inspection, cleanliness, or the purity of milk. O. Dmi Milk Cntrl limit the supplr Orade A milk A. Ym. To sell Grade A milk for your use a farmer must first get permission from the Administrator. If he gets permission (and many do not), he is given a quota. If he produces more he must often sell the surplus at a lower price for cheese or other factory uses. O. Dees Mltk Control allow yen m lower price whoa yo terry milk homo yovraolfT A. No. You pay the higher costs of door-to-door delivery whether you use this service or not T7! is a general fear of the police, a general fear of tomorrow and mutual suspicion between friends and relatives and even between parents and children. Friends and relatives rarely visit each other unless it's abso lutely necessary. They don't help each other any more, because it is easy to help unwittingly someone who is under police suspicion as a "political unde sirable" or who might later be charged as one. CARD Or THANKS The recent bereavement which has visiteri our noma hat brought to us a greater aooreclatlon of our friends Such kindnesses and neighborly thoughfulness can never be. forgotten. r, c n. nawsiern ana children. Mr. and Mrs. J6 E. KIngXey Oregon Milk Control Obituary- AMELIA DENNIS Mrs. Amelia Dennis, 89, a res ident ot the Medford area since 1928, died this morning in Jack sonville. Chapel Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements. Livestock Portland (U P Cattle 200 Good to low choice fed steers $31.50-33 50; utility to low commercial $21-27; util ity to commercial heifers $24-27: can ner and cutter rows $16-20; utility to commercial bulla $26-27.50. Calves 30. Commercial to food venlers $30-33. Ho 300. Choice No. 1 ani 2 butch er $23.25; few tfiO lb $21; choice 400 435 lb sows $16 75-17 50; choice light weifiht feeders $21-21.50. Sheep 500. Choice 80-82 lb. spring lambs $26: good No. 2 and 3 pelt yearlings $15. Portland Produce Portland (U. P. (Butter: To retail ors AA (trade prints 7!ie lh,; cartons 76c; A prints, 75c; cartons 76c; B prints 72c lb. Ecus: To retailers Grade AA large S4c doz.; A larae 49c doz.; AA medium 49c doz.; A medium 47-4Bc doz.; car tons 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers A trade Ched dar. Oreson single. 47-Slc lb ; 5-lb '""VM S2-'5o: premium brands to , " . Buigic wiierii ano ni'jC h ,lovt,; processed American Farm Market " ' Ijorthwest lettuce was mostly $2 50- aij r: " " u ""le on ine .ast tilde Farmers' market WnlnNrinv celery was $6.75-7 (or 2 to dozen stalK crates; strawberries averaged w,i extreme lor fancy packs: raspberries in limited supply sold at $2 75-3 25. Poultry, Italibits Live Chickens (No. 1 quality t.ob. DlanUl Prv.N OIL 1 ,1 in n. n . lbs.. 30-31c: roasters 4i-"lh. 30.31c; hsht hens, all wts.. 16-17c: heavy type hens, all wts,, 17-18c lb old roosters. 13-ISc lb. ..- Dressed chickens No. 1 New York dressed style to retailers, fryers, broil ers roasters, all wts., 43-44; roasters, 43.4.4c; light hens. 31.32c: heavy hens, 33.34c: cut-up fyers, all wts., 60c lb, wholedrawn, 35e lb. Rabbits (average to growers f ob killing plants) Live white 4-5 lbs . 21- --. - - -. vuturcu pens 4C lb. under, old doe rabbits 10-12r. few . " ii . "n oren tryera to retai -ers. 57-Slc, some, higher. Wall Street New York (U.R) The stock market was higher Wednesday with gains ranging to more than a point. Dealings also Dicked un on the advance and the session was tne busiest in a week. The rise in the carriers moved prices in that group to around their 21- year highs. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 15234 Anaconda 44 Chrysler 76V4 Curtiss Wright - S'i General Electric 60 General Motors 56 Montgomery Ward 62 Penn. R. R 20',4 Penney, J. C 68'4 Radio 1 26'8 Southern Co Southern Pacific 79 S. Oil of Calif ; 58 H Texas Gulf Sulphur 108' a Transamerica 29' 8 Tri-continental 14:,4 United Aircraft 31' U. S. Rubber 24 U. S. Steel 38 V4 Youngstown 44 Dead line Sunday Classifieds Is at 5-30 p.m. for following day; 10 am Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. Hon ASHLAND URUNE WILLIAMS JEAN HAGEN TONIGHT June 18 Rogue Valley Ballroom AMERICA'S MOST VtRSATIll DAHCE BAUD Stars of Staff Screen and Radio CONVICT (VP with a Gun! "ripi Wednesday. June 18. 1952 JOB OPENING Examinations for the appoint ment of a janitor at $2,750 a ear in the Bonneville Power ad ministration were announced Tuesday By the federal Civil Service commission. Further In formation and applications may be obtained' from the secretary of the board of U. S. Civil Ser vice examiners, at any first or second class post office, or from the director of the 11th U. S. Ci vil Service region, 302 Federal Office building, Seattle 4, Wash. Taxpayers Like Pampering Hartford, Conn. iU.R) The state tax department reports there's truth in the adage about catching more flies with honey than vinegar. The depart ment said kind words are prov ing more successful In getting delinquent taxpayers to cough up than the old method of hav ing them arrested. Use Mall Tribune Want Adi Starts SUNDAY! ACADEMY 'AWARD WINNER for "Best Actor" Humphrey BogarH, The Mightiest Rdvtntwt of Them AD! o Masai en ! Mm First Medford Showing! The Fire-and-Fury Story of a Half-Breed Apache Who was fart Devil ToniteIt'he !i.r 11 ' Hang- on to VOUR PANTIBS! ITS THE LAFF Riot that put THE ROAR M THE f?OARlN3- 20's k . H SCOOTER RIDER MISSING Hamburg, Germany iU.R) The parents of nine-year-old Norbert Rudat reported to police Wednesday that their boy has been missing since June 9 when he borrowed a scooter at a toy shop and was last seen on a road leading out of town. It was Nor bcrt's sixth scooter joyride this year. BABS RESTING Hillsborough. Calif. (U.R) Dime store heiress Barbara Hut ton began six months of "resting Th Fightin'est Battlecry of Them AW Frank 10VFJ0Y Rifhard CARLSON Anrla LOUISE PLUS bares Upen at 0:30 Show at 8:15 DAILY MATINEES 1 P.M. One Performance Only and Part 5aint! torria, Robert YOUNG JANIS CARTER JACK BUETEL IDA RYAN LUPINO IJangerous ROUND i mm LW m- Am CRATERIAH MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE EXTRA PANTS STOLEN Mobile, Ala. (U.R) Police re ported Wednesday that a bur glar who robbed a house three months ago returned Tuesday and stole the extra pants for the two-pants suit he picked up the first time. , and recovering" in her school girl neighborhood Wednesday and the much-divorced ex-countess said she is not planning to marry again. 2S23Q o JANE VICTOR JI RUSSELL MATURE 1 y 1 vincini rmci HOAor caimkhtw 'i
