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Local and Plan Picnic Tentative plans are being made by former res idents of Oklahoma to hold a picnic this summer. Former Oklahomans interested in such in event are asked to contact Jim Smith, telephone Central i Point 1242, as soon as possible. ENDS TONIGHT TUT fW SENSATION OF ALL NATIONS! Highest honors for Hollywood masterpiece I YJOANopARC I ,( BERGMAN PLUS Charles LAUGHTON Boris I Solly FORRtST Rithwd STAflEY NEWS - CARTOONS Gates Open 7 ;00 - 1 if Show Dusk (ARLOm M Lake o Woods Resort NOWOPEN GROCERY STORE - COFFEE SHOP BOATS - MOTORS HOUSEKEEPING CABINS MAIL RESERVATIONS IMMEDIATELY WITH DEPOSIT Address LAKE O'WOODS, OREGON PHONE LAKE O'WOODS 1912 k -y : 0 fW I 1726 PRIZES in Mission Orange Contest JfiST" I -'I Three prizes for every winnerl One for jPSjaL ''"-"'a fra,,""- M ,j . yourself, ..Two for your family Jb''eSiaii. a mmm. - m wen m i i? nil ii j - , ,v i -vjr-". m 5 ACRE CALIFORNIA ORANGE GR0VE1 For Mom and Dad -Pick oranges from your own Irene I Live in year-round siinahinet Send in winning iine to the Mission Orange jingle and these 6 acres in Southern California are youra FREE! CR0SIEY SUPER SPORTS CARI For Teenagtrt Powered by the famous Croaicy engine, it's the most 25 mind prizi Inkpots 50 ttei SENRUS SWEETHEART WATCH one eseh (or Mom Rd Did. Styled fey Binrui fof Amtnei'i swee I hearts. F T 0. FLOWFRGRAM worth Hi ltr Ttermitft. Throuh iKop t( Florist Tfgraph Da hvry. CALIFORNIA SUEDE JACKET for Small fry made California Sportweir Compifir. tVBS TABLE tlOHTEH Eur of Evms Mtjic-lime Ightera tor Mora M4 Daa. SPORTSHIRT by BARD0H 01 H0UYW00D-i ( pulco frinb for TMti.sm. wEK-yc .ehoniti ott ngtn mo4el ptine, rMtfy to tt tot Smitl Fry. 1 Complete MtSSION ORAMiiE jinile it tep f thit pag. Get entry blink from your Misuari deiter. or write out the entire jingle on plun piper. Print .nme and address pliin'y; mloia Mission Orine '.llte cap and mid to: MISSION ORAUGE C0N USl Boi 3344, Lotteries M CaMcrwa 2. Send ii neny enlnc ii you wt sh bul be sure to enclose) Mune brangc holll up with tieh entry J, CCN If II CLOiia inly i, ihl. EAliits muit be poti- 4- ATfTTTrTTTTTn Hii WiVfYdiJli ill' 1 Personal Plan Sale Church of the Brethern will hold a food sale Saturday, June 28, in the City Meat market, 121 North Central avenue, beginning at 10 a. m. Assume Nam W. E. Cad dell and Allen P. Collingwood have applied for the assumed business name of Circle C. Ser vice, Medford, according to the county clerk's office. Visiting Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dillon, 1980 Sunset drive, Medford, entertained their daughters, Mrs. G. W. Ber lin and grandchildren Erick and Page, Walnut ureeK, Lain., mis week. The Berlins were here for 10 days. ? California Guests Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Corbet, 2334 Capitol avenue, Medford, are Mr. Corbet's sis ter, Mrs. V. L. Uselton and her husband from Monterey Park, Calif. The Useltons arrived Tues day, and plan to continue their trip to Washington this week. At Community Hospital Nine- year- old Rebecca Ferrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Ferrell, Central Point, was a tonsillectomy patient at Com munity hospital Wednesday, hos pital attendants .reported. A surgery patient of Tuesday, June 24, was Mrs. Eva Pond, 703 Ken yon, Medford. Teachers Move Two teach ers at Eagle Point high school and Central Point grade school, Mr. and Mrs. Max West, moved recently lo Del Paso Heights near Sacramento, Calif. West plans to obtain his master's de gree while attending Sacramen to state college, and Mrs. West will teach school there. Mrs. West is the daughter of Mrs. Frida Burger, 512 North Bart lett, Medford. talked about ear In it field. A rent sports car that has turned in racing records in competition against cars costing up to $20,0001 RANCH0 CART AND PONY I For Small Fry Picture your young sters with this gentle Shetland for their very own ! This li t tie pony , com plete with harneM and guy rancbo cart, will make the tots happy as Mon and Dadl tritt Jacks $00 her srltt jarkesti C0RY COFFEE BftEWTR (rtaM Model 4 h) 8 ep ll-rjm coh rtr for Mom ind Did. EVERSHARP STAR REPORTER PEN wttti loiif wrilirif (dm. btrtycartridga for Teenicurt. MISSION ORANGC-14-boHle taw of the orimi drink wth tht Caibfma Suntbtnt f liv.r for Smill Fry, merked not liter thin midnight July S ( cieo ty July 19. US! 4,tftt'l will bi fudjed on ttv. of onfiniliiy ind ippropriflenefti Judges' deauons Real Oupliule pnei in cite ef tin All entries ee'Tte the property ef Mi men 0y Corprwilion S. Cenleit open to revdenti of eMttnintil Umtfd Slitet, Puerto Jfl ind Miwm nccpi unplDyeet init limihei of employeei nf Mtoon Dry Cvftert. ItM. Ml Hbdienti sd lhr sdMrsuai igtnoet. 7 ORANGE WITH THE CALIFORNIA SUNSHINE FLAVORI Benefit Card Party Medford Women of the Moose will con duct a benefit care1, party Friday, starting at 8 p. m. in the Girls Community club. Seat Stolen A car seat was stolen from one of the cars at the Mete and Sciler Auto lot. 911 North Riverside avenue, Monday night or Tuesday morn ing, according to police records. The theft was reported by Tony A. Mete, 32 Myers court. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Flynn Jr., Tucson, Ariz., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hosick, 845 Palm street here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Flynn are on a three-weeks va cation which will take them to Crater lake and Canada before returning home. To Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Fabrick have gone to Shore Lodge, McCall,. Idaho, to attend the Standard Insurance company's 1952 Leaders' club convention being held there this week. Fabrick represents Stand ard in Medford and qualified for the 1952 convention by his sales record during the past year. To Victoria Conclave Fred F. Sears, 328 North Oakdale ave nue, Medford representative of the Prudential Insurance com pany, has qualified for attend ance at the 1952 western leaders conference at Victoria, British Columbia, according to a com pany release. The conference will be held June 29 to July 1. To Florida Mrs. Lloyd E. Dyer and infant daughter, Nola Lee, left yesterday via United Airlines for Florida. Mrs. Dyer will join her husband, former Medford resident and Medford high school graduate, who re cently completed a navy course as aviation electrician. He will be stationed on the west coast upon completion of further train ing. Dyer is a son of Mrs. George Distell, 2255 Springbrook road, Karen, 18-month-old daughter of the Dyers, will remain with the Distells. DAV Installation Jackson county chapter, Disabled Ameri can Veterans, and auxiliary, will install officers Friday at 8 p. m. at Lincoln school auditorium. George W. Simmons, commander of DAV District 5, will be the in stalling officer and state depart ment officers of the DAV and auxiliary will also be present. Entertainment, including music by the Camp White orchestra. will be provided and a buffet luncheon will be served. Offi cers elect will meet at the school at 8:00 p. m. Wednesday night to practice. Tonsillectomy Patients Ton sillectomy patients at Sacred Heart hospital Wednesday were Miss Joan Eslinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eslinger, 110 West Willamette avenue, Medford; Jerry and John Vokos, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vokos, 713 W. 11, Medford; and Buck N. Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Grants Pass, hospital attendants report ed. Carl Friedrichsen, Box 3, Murphey State road, was a sur gery patient in Sacred Heart hospital Wednesday, attendants said. A medical patient was Blain G. Johnson, Glendale, Ore. .. , 'VviJtt. v. I aa . MM..KM.A-.,g,,.- rmn tniisMiiiiseiiiii iiii i'isImsJ isF PLAYING Vgf EDDIE COLE AND THE BP "THREE LOOSE NUTS 11 C AND A BOLT" 1 I. Y CLUB J L Hiway 99 North ;V:V; i ':. fi""" -48oo or U4&V:'V DON'T MISS THIS M gglh' ALL STAR SHOW! j ecfjti' "Thrtt Loose Nuts jed I Bolt" with uivrp Eddie Colt, brothtr ef the famous ff&iS IvIS K'"' Co1 lnf J,"r Bn' brother el SrH KCX Rochcittr of the Jack Benny show; A$4x Big Cuke Johnson and Garcia McKae, F3 dynamic guitarist and bass, fi-eB Slli IN '" SKW '"i "" S'tSd W ft3j3 Club, every Wednesday and Friday BiAvt lk fcyF KYJC at 10 p.m. C 4n Brother of Rochester Appears at Y Club Here Charles (Jellybean) Johnson brother of Rochester, comedian on the Jack Benny radio pro gram, and his wife are current ly entertaining at the Y club here. The Johnstons are on their honeymoon, having been married in Ely, Nev., June 9. Mrs. John son is the former Georgette Or gan, Portland. From here the couple will go to Lake Tahoe in California where they will visit Johnson's famous brother. During their stay here, the Johnsons have vis ited many points of Interest, In cluding Crater lake. Florida Vacation Spending his vacation in Florida is John Graff, office manager of Mann's Department store. At Santa Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright, 521 Park avenue, have been in Santa Rosa, Calif., for the past week. They plan to return to Medford next Monday. Returns Home Mike Diet rich, 136 South Keene Way drive, returned home Wednes day after a two-week vacation at Diamond lake and other parts of southern Oregon. Picnic Hour Changed A picnic at the Elks picnic grounds, for Rotary club members and their wives, will be held at 6:30 p. m. today Instead of 7 p. m. as previously announced. Son Here Lt. William B. Barnum Jr., of the United Stales air force is spending two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Berthold Barnum, South Pacific highway. Lieuten ant Barnum recently completed his cadet training at Reese air force base in Lubbock, Tex., and next is to be assigned to jet plane training in Georgia. . Annual Dinner Medford Trail Riders annual steak dinner will be served from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 29 at Hidden Val ley ranch in the Tolo district. Members are selling tickets. There will be a ride before the dinner with those participating asked to meet at 9 a.m. at the intersection of Old Stage road and Scenic avenue. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and Vicinity: Fair and warmer through Friday. Low tonight 48. High Fridny 82-flo. Western Oregon: Partly cloudy to night and Friday, except mostly cloudy along coast today and over northern interior Friday mornine. Low tonichl 50-55. HighB Friday 68-78, except about ou on coast. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: High est 00; lowest 54. Total monthly precipitation 1.15 mcnes. Excess for the month .49 inches. Total precipitation since Septem- Dcr j, luai, m).aa int'nes. Excess for the season 4.5!) inches. Relative humidity 4:30 p. in. yester day owo. f.ou n . m. ronay ai Tomorrow Sunrise 4:37 a. ni. Sunset 7:30 p. m. uoservRiions laaen At , m. 120 Meridian Time Boise .- 6fi Boston 83 Denver 78 Eureka 61 Havre 67 Klamath Falls fil Los Angeles 61) Medford fit Reno fi4 Eugene 69 Seattle 70 Spokane 75 Washinnton. D. C 08 72 58 33 38 4K 50 5B 40 Yakima 75 50 .11 Obituary GRAYSON ROBERTSON Grayson C. Robertson, 78: of Medford, died here Wednesday. He was the husband of Linda N. Robertson and father of Harvey W. Perl funeral home is in charge of funeral arrangements. OSCAR PETERSON Funeral services for Oscar (Pete) Peterson, 62, of 310 West Jackson street, who died at a local hospital Wednesday, will be held at Perl funeral home Friday at 7:30 p.mr with the Rev. W. A. Dawes, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating. Inter ment will be Saturday morning at Siskiyou Memorial park. The deceased, who had been a resident of this community for the past 56 years, was born in Wasco, Neb., on Feb. 9, 1891. Survivors include his wife, Gwendolyn, and four sons, John, DuWayne, Marvin and Dudley, all of Medford, and a sister, Anna Peterson, Portland. DELOS WRIGHT Funeral services for Delos A. Wright, 72, a resident of the Steamboat area since 1904 who died at a local hospital Tuesday, will be held at Steamboat ceme tery Saturday at 2 p.m. with the Rev, Don H. Byers of the Cen tral Church of Christ officiating. Funeral arrangements are in care of Chapel mortuary. The deceased was born in Michigan on Jan. 31, 1880, and came to Jackson county in 1904, where he located in the Steam boat area where he had a long and colorful history in the opera tion of several mining claims. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. George LaLone, in Michi gan; another sister in Michigan, and several nieces, nephews and cousins in the middle west. LYNDE SALES Services for Lynde Allen Sales, 54, who died Monday, will be held In Conger-Morris Chapel Friday at 11 a.m. with the Rev, E. J. Clark and the Masonic lodge officiating. The remains will lie in state until time for services at the Conger-Morris chapel. Interment will be at Bozeman, Mont. Mr. Sales was born May 30, 1898, in Bozeman. On July 10, 1939, in Townsend, Mont., he was married to Edythe Burgan Clark, who survives. He was a veteran of World War I, serving from Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 1918, as a private, Co. "C", 308th Bn Tank Corps. He also saw service with Battery "B", 50th Coast Artillery. He was u member of Eastgate Lodge No. 182, A. F. & A. M., Portland, and of Med ford Consistory, Scottish Rite; and of the Presbyterian church at Phoenix. He had been a resi dent of Oregon for the past 10 years, and of Medford for almost three years. Other survivors include two sons, Richard G., Medford; Tech. Sgt. Allen L., with the Army Air Force at Biggs Air Force Base, El Paso, Tex.; a daughter, Mrs. LEARN TO SWIM NOW . YMCA POOL . Women Beginners and Advanced Swimming Claisei Afternoon BEGINNER'S CLASS Starting Friday, June 27, 1:00 p.m. Evening Beginners CLASS CLASS I J Tl Starting Thursday, Jr MM June 26, S if Straight From The Hollywood Paladium TO THE ROGUE VALLEY BALLROOM TDOTGHHT 3em m a jtr jaieiBBk, i THE MAN WHO I U llhOL- t ARTII SHAW'S n""-' "BEGIN THE --"' 1 IEGUINI" AND HIS BAND 1 AND DOZENS I OFTOfOlENN O' TODAY m MILLEt HITS. ii T eja- Thursday, Junt 26. 1952 Livestock Portlsnd (UP) Cattle 200. Utility heifers 22-25; utility cows 19; canners and cutters 15-17 50: utility to com mercial bulls 28-37.30; itock steers '28. Calves 30. Good to choice light weight vealers 32-33: utility to com mercial 22-28: culls 18 to 20. Hogs 130. Choke No. 1 and 2 butch, ers 22.75-23.23; c holes 33-500 lb. sows 16 50-18. Sheep 500. Choice to prime spring lambs 24.30-23; utility and good 23-24. San Francisco (UP) Cattle 23. Low commercial 1200-lb. steers 25; cannert dairy-type cowi 14. Hogs 200. Choice No. 1 and 2 butch ers 22.25: choice sowi 13-16.50; good and choice feeder pigs 25-27. Sheep 1300. No early tradt. Portland Produce Portland (UP) Butter: To retail ers AA grade prints 75c lb.; cartons 7c; A prints 75c; cartons 76c; B prints 72c lb. Eggs: To retailers Grade AA large 56c doz ; A large 51c doz.; AA medium Sic doz.; A medium 49-30c doz.; car tons 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers A grade chud dar. Oregon single, 47-5 lc lb.: 3-lb. loaves 52-35c: premium brands to SS'jC for single wheels and 61 '3c for 5-1 b. loave; processed American cheese. 5-ll. loaves 46 U-47 '.ac. FARM MAHKKT Best Mid-Columbia Royal Anne cher ries were 12 centi a pound on the East Side Farmers Market Thursday with ordinary at 8 to 10 cents; raap- Derries were j-z-ij.ou a iiat witn tancy strawberries up to $2.fi0; Northwest cabbaee was mostly $3.50-3.75 a crate: lettuce wns $1.75-2 to produce house buyers; Wulia Walla dry onions sold at v.-.a.-, a su-itj. sack; Mid-coiumbin yellow squash was $3 a crate. POLLTUY, KAHUITS Live Chickens (No. 1 quality f.o.b. plants). Fryers 2li-3 lbs. 31-32c lb: 3-4 His. 31-32c lb.; roasters 41 lhs. and up. 31c; light hens, all wts. 16-17c; hcavv type hens, all wts. 17-18c; old roosters 14-15c lb. Dressed Chickens No. 1 New York dressed style to retailers, fryers, broil ers, roasters all wt. 43-44c. roasters 43 44c; light hens 30-31c; heavy hens, 32 33c; cutup fryers nil wts. 60-(J2c lb.; whole drawn, 55-3Hc. Rn obits (average to growers f.o.b. killing plants) Live white 4-5 lbs. 21 24c, 5-6 lbs. 18.21c, colored pelts 4c Janet Voris, Klamath Falls; his mother, Mrs. Harriet Sales, Bozeman, Mont.; a sister, Mrs. J. H. Dickson, Bozeman, and five grandchildren. 1 RAY HALE Services for Ray Louis Hale, 38, who died Monday, will be held in Conger-Morris Chapel Friday at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. Meredith Groves officiat ing. Committal will be in Siski you Memorial park. Mr. Hale was born Sept. 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. & S. Co., 240th Engrs. Const. Bn. He saw active service in New Guinea and the southern Philippines between Aug. lfl, 1944, and March 14, 1946. Other survivors include a daughter, Judith, and a son, Monte; his mother, Mrs. Stella Hale, Medford; four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Werner, Bend, Ore.; Mrs. Geneva Vermillion, Med ford; Mrs. Mabel Hedgepeth, Prospect; arid Mrs. Vivian Miles, Modesto, Calif.; and three broth ers, O. C, Medford; V. C, Sher wood, Ore.; and R. P. Carroll, Salem, Ore.; two nephews and eight nieces. ADVANCED CLASS Starting Thurs., June 26, 8:30 P.M. Classes are open to non members of the YMCA. .Kk. Register NOW by Calling 2-6259 Classes Will Be Limited to 20. roim hiah urn on m as cm it IMOSHOWAHOOHHIlOlCCAUCOm 4 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE lb under, eld does rabbits 10-12e, few higher, fresh dressed tryers to retail ers, 57-61c, some higher. Wall Street New York (UP) Slocks ad vanced on moderate trading Thursday. The rise lifted the railroad av erage to a new high since March 16, 1951, and the industrial av erage to its best level since last Feb. 2, or within a few points of the 1952 high. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 153V8 Anaconda 45 Chrysler 77-Vs Curtiss Wright 8'4 General Electric 60'8 General Motors 5734 Penn. R. R 20Aa Penney, J. C 69:Mi Radio 267- Southern Co 137s Southern Pacific 818 S. Oil of Calif 59i4 Texas Gulf Sulphur 110 Transamerica 28", 4 Tri-Continental 15'-b WELD OVER! CARNIVAL AND CIRCUS ACTS FAIRGROUNDS TONIGHT and All This Week FREE CIRCUS ACTS Aal 9 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. MEDFORD Auspices V.'.W. Post 1S33 HEY KIDS! Clip this ad Good for One Free Admission at the front gate en Special School Chil dren's Matinee on Saturday, June lorn, I ro 3 p.m. ALL RIDES each AoHLAINJJ 24 l yO 3 WILDE Bm TTffeTffTmtaist ticiu.it r9$'ttnt'r vim .u. vi.) &JfvMJ'Jw4 .tCUSEW VI ENDSONIGHTl FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN At parched Bahrein In the Persian Gulf, drinking water is obtained from the bottom of .the salt sea. Divers plunge with col lapsed goatskins to the floor of the shallow gulf, where they fill the skins from springs of fresh water. 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