Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 25, 1952, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Textid I J 1 bufctii emu VansKB CiiV Visitors .Hnpsffi of Dr. and Mrs. George Jennings and their daughter-in-law, Mrs. George Jennings, ana seven-month-old grandson from Kan sas City, Mo. Fishing Trip Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shafer, Ashland, return ed home Tuesday after a fishing trip to the Oregon coast. They spent a week catching ocean fish. Assume Name Fred Hoefs and Roy C. Price have applied in the county clerk's office for the assumed business name of Price and Hoefs Logging com pany in Butte Falls, according to clerk's records. Visiting Here Visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hopkins and grandmother, Mrs. Mary E. Hopkins, 113 Ross lane, is David E. Booth, who was recently discharged from the Navy. After a two week stay, -he plans to return to his home in Cainsville, Mo. . ; Former Oklahoma m interested in having a picnic this, summer, please contact Jim Smith, telephone Cen tral Point 1242, as soon as possible. ft5 mm DRIVE' in theatre TONIGHT - THURSDAY THE SENSATION OF ALL NATIONS! Highest honors for Hollywood masterpiece t rCjOANopARC 1NGRID BERGMAN PLUS I Charles LAUGHTON Boris KARLOFF! Sally FORREST i(tordSTrliT (fM NEWS - CARTOONS Gates Open 7:00 lit Show Dusk h V Kw T3 him Jl ffif . TONIGHT! mt Bar eddie con and the isi mr . - to i i I Y CLUB J .Ml .Eggjf L Phone i-400 for BBSX j" X"" STrt F W Y C) UB ffiv DON'T MISS THIS f fWV AV7 ALL STAR SHOW! VI Cq)IJ $?! "Three Uc. Nets see . Bolt" with Egg f f ZA " VI 1 7 g&tt Iddi. C.I.. broth., . the tsmou. jhemaNWHO I l II hjU E3& Kief Cole J"r ". brothor ef JttE CREATED J1 1 Y RochMtor of the Jiek Btnny ihow STf. ARTIE SHAW'S - tj-xi Bio Ouko Johnsoe m ' McKoe, RJj - TH- rff (ho eymmlt f.itsrist mi b.ss. K? "a u i N t - AND Nil I1MA 1 I S H..f the R..I. $h, dlroot r. th. fiB Ind DOZENS 'AND I smt. k- - m i i , D i rersonai To Wad TK-riA r-k., -1 rtn... kins, 27, and Miss Muriel Delores Markel. 21. both nf MprffnrH have applied for a marriage li cense at Yreka, Siskiyou county clerk's office records show. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bergstrom are the parents of a four-pound son, born Monday at Hermosa Beach, Calif. Mrs. Bergstrom is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hart, Med- tora. Orandaughter Here Visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stone, 70 Janney lane, Medford, is their grandaughter Melinda Miller, San Francisco. Mrs. Stone ac companied her by plane from San Francisco after a two week stay in .that city. California Trip After a trip to San Francisco and Carmel, Calif., Mrs. Jean Hart and two daughters, Sara and Ann, 22 Glen Oak court, returned here this week. With them on the trip was Miss Patricia Lydiard, 16 Geneva street. To Wyoming Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bennett and daughters. Linda and Brenda, formerly of Medford, left here recently to make their home in Casper, Wyo. Mr. Bennett is doing a construc tion Job there, and plans to re turn to Medford when it is com pleted. Hospital Patients Surgery patients in Osteopathic hospital Tuesday and Wednesday were Mrs. Beulah Croucher, 414 Ber rydale avenue, Medford; Mrs. Charles Kimball, Box 55, Jack sonville; and Mrs. Patricia Morse, Ashland. A medical pa tient was Mr. R. L. Weide, Rogue River, hospital attendants reported. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Clifford, 1211 West Main, Medford, were hosts to a group of Medford residents Saturday evening, for a covered dish din ner of fried chicken and cherry pie. Old time games, singing, and the showing of colored slides was the program for the evening The slides were of the Rogue River and Applegate country and showed pastoral and moun tain scenery. Hospitalised Undergoing surgery recently at Sacred Heart hospital were Ned A. Shepard, Central Point; John B. Luke, 430 South Fir street; Ira J. Smith, Grants Pass; Mrs. Jess Floyd, McCloud, Cal.; Elizabeth McGal- liard, 731 West Jackson street; Mrs. Louis Hulse, 2410 Howard street; Mrs. Claude Whitman 535 Palm street, and MrsMer win Rency, Ashland. Receiving medical attention were Mrs George Wier, 115 Highland drive; Mrs. Robert Harris, 759 Garfield street; and Clyde Hayes, Grants Pass. SKATING IVtRY WED. & FRI. NIGHTS at the Rogue Valley Ballroom f "THREE LOOSE NUTS $ i- AND A BOLT" fi3 gJBfSk A Corporal Wounded Corporal Edwi:i J. Lovejoy, whose par ents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Palmer G. Lovejoy, live at Cave Junction, has been wounded in Korea, the Department of Defense announc ed Tuesday. Sign Hit Considerable dam age was done over the week-end to a large neon sign in front of Edgerton Motor company, 415 South Riverside avenue, accord ing to the city police. Henry H. Dorig reported from the com pany that a trailer or truck had apparently hit the sign. Building Permits A permit to build a $10,000 office building at 1108 Court street, was issued this morning from the city build ing inspector's office. Volsted Kerr Lumber company took the permit. Earl B. Byeatt. 609 Pine street obtained a building per mit for a S6.000 residence with an attached garage. Rotary Picnic Members of the Medford Rotary club and their wives will hold a picnic Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Elks picnic grounds on Rogue river. Food will be provided at the pic nic grounds and tickets may be obtained at the entrance. There will be a camp fire, entertain ment and a planned program. On Active Training Pfc. Richard A. Loros, 1862 Delta Waters road, is now participat ing in two-weeks active duty training with the 324th military police battalion at Ft. Lewis, Wash., according to an armed forces release. Private Loros is scheduled to return to Medford at the completion of training June 29. Leg Injured Joseph Pizzuto, 28, Ross Motel, Central Point, e mpioyed by Lloyd Roberts Log ging company, suffered injuries to his right leg yesterday morn ing when he was struck by a log in the woods above Jackson Creek, west of Jacksonville, ac cording to ambulancemen. He was taken to Community hos pital by Conger-Morris ambu lance. Livestock Portland (UP) Cattle 130. Good to low choice 9G8 lb. fed steers 32.25; utility steers 27-28: utility heifers 26; utility cows 19-20; cannen and cut ters 13.17.30: utility bulls 26.50-27.50 Calves 25; Commercial and good vealers 26-30: choice 34. Hogs 250. Choice No. 1 and 2 butch ers 22.75-23 25; medium 22 30; odd 170.173 lb. 21-22.50: choice lows 350- 550 lb. 16-17.50; choice under 300 lbs. 18. Sheep 400. Good to prime spring lames 4,aj-o San Francisco (UP1 Cattle 75 Canner and cutter cows 14-18; few utility Dper.fyne cows iit-nu.ao. Hogs 300. Butchers choice No. 1 2 and 3 22. Sheep 2,500. Market not established Portland Produce Portlnnd fUpiButter. To retail crs AA grade prints 75c lb; cartons voc; a prims toe; cartons ec a prints 72e lb. Eggs: To retailers Grade AA larse 5V5Gc doz.; A large 50-51c dot.; AA medium 50-51c doz.; A medium 48- tuc aoz : cartons 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers -A srrade chad dnr. Oregon single, 47-5 lc lb.: 3-lb. loaves 52-550.: premium brands to 58'ic for single wheels and 61ic for o-id. loaves; processed American cneese, o-ln. loaves 4Q1,i-47IaC. FARM MARKET Best Marshall strawberries sold (2-2.50 a flat .on the East Side farm era mArket Wednesday; best raspber ries generally $2.50 extreme; first Willamette valley Zucchini squash Bold at S1.50 a flat: Northwest drv onion prices lower at mostly $2.50-3 a nu-io. sacK. POULTRY, RABBITS Live Chickens (No. 1 quail tv f ob. plants Frvers 2-3 lha. aii a.4 th 31c; roasters 4 lbs. and up: 31c; light uvua nu ww, lo-wc; neavy-iype nens, all wts. 17-i8c; old roosters 14-I5c lb Dreiued Chickens No. 1 New York aressea Myie to retailers, fryers broil erg, roasters, all wts. 43-44c; roasters m-hc; ngnt nens 30-31c: heavy hens. 32-33c; cutup fryers all wta. 60-62c iu.: .i.ic wnoje drawn 53-56c. Rnbhlts faverage to growers f.o.b. killing plants) Live whit 4-1 lh 24c; 5-6 lbs. 18-21c. colored pelts 4c lb. under, old does rabbits 10-I2e. few m;ner. iresn aressea tryers to retail rs, ! .oic, some ntgner. New York (UP) Belief that theteel strike was nearing at least a temporary halt brought a sironger tone into the stock mar ket Wednesday. Straight From The Hollywood Paladium TO THE ROGUE VALLEY BALLROOM THURSDAY-JUNE 26 Obituary . DOLLY FARNSWORTH Funeral services for Dolly Farnsworth, 62, of route 2, Med ford, who died at home Tuesday, will be held at Perl funeral home Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. Meredith Groves, pastor of the First Methodist "church, officiating. Interment will be in Central Point cemetery. The deceased was born at Eagle Point on Feb. 23, 1890. Survivors include- her hus band, Ray; a son, Kenneth Jacks, Medford; a daughter. Mrs. Earn est Alberts, Seaside, Ore.; a brother, Frank Nichols, Yakima, Wash.; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. - RAY HALE Services for Ray Louis Hale. who died Monday, will be held in Conger-Morris Chapel at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. Meredith Groves officiating. , Committal will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Mr. Hale was born bept. 3, 1913, in Bonnie, 111. On Jan. 17, 1947, in Grants Pass, he was married to Winona Slayter, who survives. He was a veteran of World War II, serving as a T-4, H. Sc S. Co., 240 Engrs. Const. Bn. He saw active service in New Guinea and the southern Philippines between Aug. 16, 1944, and March 14, 1940. Other survivors include two daughters, Judith and Monte; his mother, Mrs. Stella Hale, Medford; four sisters, Mrs. Mar garet Werner, Bend, Ore.; Mrs. Geneva Vermillion, Medford; Mrs. Mabel Hedgepeth, Prospect; and Mrs. Vivian Miles, Modesto, Calif.; and three brothers, O C. Hale, Medford; V. C. Hales, Sherwood, Ore.; and R. P. Car roll, Salem, Ore. BIRTHS TAYLOR To Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey, Central Point, June 24, 1952, a girl, 7 lbs., at Commu nity hospital. MATTESON To Mr. and Mrs. Norman, P.O. 1331, Medford, June 25, 1952, a girl, T,i lbs., at Community hospital. CLAFLIN To Mr. and Mrs, Cecil, Phoenix, June 23, 1952, a boy, 6 lbs., at Community hos pital WOOD To Mr. and Mrs. Ber wick, 2445 East Main, Medford, June 23, 1952, a girl, 6 lbs., at Community hospital. LEMLEY To Mr. and Mrs, Wayne, Ashland. June 25, 1952, a girl, 6 lbs., at Osteopathic hospital. BARBEE To Mr. and Mrs, Robert, 425 Grape St., Medford, Juno 24, 1952, a girl 10V lbs., at osteopathic hospital. CHRISTIANSON To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, 2624 Ten, nessee drive, Medford, June 23, 1952, a girl, 8'4 lbs., at Com munity hospital. Ralls rose to a new high for more than 21 years in their aver age. Industrials were around their best level since last Feb 2 and were within five points of the 1952 high made In January, Dow-Jones closing stock aver ages: 30 industrials 270.45 up 0.53; 2n railroads 101.30 up 1.23 15 utilities 49.65 up 0.05, and 65 stocks 104.95 up 53. Bales Wednesday approxi mated 1,230,000 shares compared with 1,200,000 shares Tuesday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 1535-s Anaconda 49H Chrj-sler 774 Curtiss Wright 84 General Electric 60 Montgomery Ward 64 V4 Penn R R 20Vi Penney J C 69 Radio 26 Southern Co 13 Southern Pacific 81 S Oil of Calif 59 Texas Gulf Sulphur 11 OH Transamerica 2614 U S Rubber 23 U S Steel , 39 V rotm hum hm oh wt as am is MIOSHOWAHDMHITDKCA MCORM 55 Talent Marshal Resigns Position Talent John Butler, city marshal and water master here for three years. Is designing from his position about mid- July, according to Mayor Harold Straus. Butler's resignation followed a second budget election last week in which the citizens turn ed down the proposed city bud get by 82 votes to 61. According to City Recorder Mrs. Nona Mc- Abee, the city marshal is seek ing a job which pays more money. The position paid $3,600 and the council was asking a raise to $3,800 a year in the spe cial budget election. -:i Mayor Straus reported tht after the budget was refused second time by the voters, It was necessary to cut all department allotments and to eliminate one employee position. He said the position concerned was the as sistant to the marshal and water master. Savage Rapids Dam Funds Get Approval Funds for rehabilitation of the Savage Rapids dam on Rogue river were included in the $560, 582.364 Interior Department budget approved Monday by the senate appropriations committee according to word from Wash ington, D.C. The amount al lowed for the Savage Rapids project was $700,000. Victor Boehl, president of the Grants Pass Irrigation district and Wm. F. Johnson, attorney for the district, appeared in Washington several weeks ago to push the project, which the appropriation probably covers. The district's application, based on Corps of Engineers esti mates, called for $686,000 of loaned funds for rehabilitation of the dam and $156,000 for screening the turbine intakes at the dam. The later appropriation would be non-reimbursible and would be charged to reclamation. Boehl today expressed the be lief that the Senate committee had shaved the amount of the total estimate but that he is writ ing Senator Guy Cordon by air mail letter for a break-down of the $700,000 figure, to deter mine what portion is alloted to screening. Grants Pass Mining Firm Files Articles Salem U.R) A new min ing venture for southern Oregon was Indicated Wednesday when the Whiskey Peak Mining Co. of Grants Pass filed articles of incorporation. Signing the articles were C. E. Smith, M. L. Smith and Sher man S. Smith. NAVY MEN RETURN Eleven officers and men of Medford's Organized Naval Elec tronics Company 13-5 have been on cruises and doing in-service training for the past several weeks. Recently returned are Lt. H. C. Lcland, commanding offi cer, from Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Lt. Leland Johnson, communications officer, from Instructor's school In Seattle, and Seaman Recruit Jack Rags dale, from San Diego, Calif. Scheduled to return Sunday eve ning from San Diego Recruit training will be: Seaman Re cruits, Jim Ylvisaker, Wakon Redblrd, Donald Briggs, Lowell Brannock, and Robert Sim monds. Charles Gilchrist and Robert Larson, both Seaman Ap prentices, are aboard the USS Brannon. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Med ford and vicinity: Partly cloudy trntisht and Thursday. Low tonlfht 48. Hlch Thursday 75-80. Western Oregon: Partly cloudy to night and Thursday. Riling daytlma temperatures. Low tonight 45-56. High Thursday OB-78. LOCAL DATA Temperature yqfr ago today: Highest 92; Lowest 50. Total monthly precipitation LIS Inches. Excess for the month .51 Inehee. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, IDS 1. 20 85 Inches. Excess for the season 4.61 Inches. Relative humidity 4:30 p. m. yes terday 93; 4 30 a. m, today 03. Tomorrow Stinrlie 4:87 a. m. Sunset 7:80 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:10 a. m., 120 Meridian Time Boise S 411 .05 Boston - B2 98 .05 Chicago .. 95 75 uenver vu se Eureka .. 60 53 Havre 66 80 Klftma1h Falls - 60 46 Loi Angetea 70 56 Medford ff 34 New York ..-w.. 81 76 Omaha . 1M) 77 Phoenix 101 70 PorUand 69 53 Reno . 72 37 Eugene ..... 71 52 .01 Salt Lake 64 49 Ran Francisco 64 53 Seattle 72 51 .61 Spokane 76 53 .05 Washington, D. C. 86 74 Yakima 79 60 .02 MEDFORD HOTEL BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNERS 7 A.M. to 2 P.M: 5:30 to 9 P.M. Bring th Children Thty Art Always Wtlcsms FREE PARKING Wednesday. June 25, 19S2 The Grange Oriffln Creek Grange Griffin Creek Grange will meet Thursday, June 26, at 8 p.m. Serving committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goehring and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wilkes. H.E.C. met June 19 with Mrs. Jessie Minear for a luncheon. The July meeting will be a pot- luck picnic with Mrs. Clyde Sturgill in the evening. Another drive for scrap metal is starting so bring it to the hall as soon as possible. JACKSONVILLE NATIVE DIES Grants Pass Funeral ser vices were held here Tuesday for Mrs. Nettie lone Lelghj 86, a native of Jacksonville, who died June 21 at her home here. Mrs. Leigh was born November 23, 1865 In Jacksonville and in 1920 married Oliver P. Leigh, who preceded her in death in 1947. She had made her homo in Grants Pass for 32 years. Court Records DISTRICT COURT jRme, H. Mulhollen, overload, S203. Harvey M. Brandau, failure to stop at stop sign. $10. Jack Paui Lewis, passing with in sufficient clearance, SB. Charles S. Crase, no operator's li Ml HELD OVER! ASHLAND NOW SHOWING TONIGHT nd All This Week CARNIVAL & CIRCUS ACTS MEDFORD Fair Grounds Auspices V.F.W. Post 1833 Captain Rudolf Muller Presents his troupo of performing elephants, camels and ponies NIGHTLY 9 P.M. and 10:30 P.M. Free Parking SEE BIG ENTERTAINING SIDE SHOWS RIDE Up-to-date riding devices (Special Rides for the Kiddies) follow th Twin Sssrchlljhti Is tho Big Showl BSy cenTkellt sr f i tw WSSHSSMSSM MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN cense. S3. Robert G. Corbett. failure to stop at stop slin. $10. Jam, L. Ltles, no motor vehicle li cense, $5. erald V True, failure to stop at stop sign. $10. Elein G. Hobinson. no operator's li cense. S6. Jerome B. Yarbrough, no warning device. $6. Raymond E. Rape, overload. S101. Cecil Sydney Ireland, overload. $H8 Gilbert Wilford Wall, overload. $38. Glenn Forrest Jones. 4211 Boardman street, opernting vehicle while license revoked, $10. and two days Jail sen jokn CARROLL wraBRENNANsC .MSSi . 1 vsrw I ROBERT VALKER DEAN JAGGER FRANK McHUGH Wl SSSSV JU 8 SiMJ I Wl PLUS JU Gates Open at 6:30 II VI Show at 8:20 IB,,,, ...hi ' a i mrMQtr. a n - VaHsVaaBBBWHaaaaBSSssssssBsv' iotas' sai- --- -- Mtva lis- r . i tr I 'more DARING !F !&HU3S- I W I THAN THEIR .ifJ ?lSIp! flrW FOREFATHERSIjlJyltWSR ' ALL NEW ll 4 $p$M$ J Romanctt ' 4 sr fmmim 1 JmtTi'W -.M with SJCHABP MASTIN .. DAILY MATINEES 1 P. M. iishi mi ii m nmmmimvmmiimmmmmammm sr --usBsswiM'u m sr '.r .ntr w mm wllh KiifVt? COMING SOON Stewart Z- ?rz. 5a!a 1uM tZEia WILCOXON FOCH STONE ANDERSON tence suspended. , Jay Samuel Dykes, not having re quired lighting equipment, So. ClRCt'IT COURT Beulah B. Gudhaur vs. Jack A. Gud baur, divorce decree. Lotiella M. Burdahl vs. Leonard Burdahl. divorce decree. Glenn Howel Hotbrook vs.- -Elvira Melender Holhrook. divorce decree. Henry Benton Kilburn vs. Doris Mao Kllbutn. divorce complaint. W. A. Radcliile vs. Urusilla M. Rad. cliffe, divorce complaint. SI Hl i . i ELD VER! THE nf GHTES1 teKTl'RE OF THEM ALLl 'SSW.. ,3.-. WMON "CTUttl HUMPHREY KATHAHNf. BOOM HEPBURN 1UEEK 4B ? TECHNICOLOR ROBERT MORLEY ""Hi 1 n "SJte. lit i 1 R lis CAWOUCHE Eleanor . .1 rinn ...irrnnrn 'Ltiiiiirtnntn Hentr Nmi Uwts Rtcharit