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Newspaper Page TextLocal and Visit Canada Mr. and Mrs. Harry Musson, Sams Valley, left here by plane this morning to visit relatives in Calgary, Alta., friends report. They expect to be gone a week. To Build A permit to erect a $3,500 addition to his home at 2425 Hillcrest road has been is- ued to Dr. Oscar Halboth, ac . cording to the building inspec tor's office. The addition will be a playroom. At Sacred Heart Hospital Patients undergoing surgery at Sacred Heart hospital Monday were Arthur Dorson, Prospect, Ore.; David Hutchison, Prospect; Miss Amanda Riessen, 613 South Ivy street; Mrs. Herb Lewis, Ashland; and Miss Shirley Ficht ner, 227 North Oakdale avenue, hospital attendants reported. Twelve-year-old John Laden, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Laden, 2104 Jackson street, was a min or surgery patient. Receiving medical care was Ernest Allan, Central Point. It iuw I Wdnss kr as Scm ut vntuat at BlttB DAVKJ NUNNAUY JOHNSON PMcMbrJtAN ncGULtaCO PLUS wctk RAYMOND BURR NEWS - CARTOONS Gates Open 7:00 - 1st Show Dusk -jm ' yheattjej' ENDS TONIGHT Ly WINTERS Bitt DAVIS L- EACH FOR ' .1 Ssfii-iAft ; III I YOUR PRESENT TIRES J JMfffiK It ' M 8.0015 White woU U.S. Royal Master. Ml f iff J f f (Equally generous allowances on oil sizes.) tiTf f II PLUS BIG ALLOWANCES ON YOUR PRESENT TUBES.il fflflj L Easier to ow .. rtBumkUUhMnm O These special allowances are avail able during this O With long, easy credit terms. This is your opportunity SEE US 7&0Ay 0 K RUBBER OTJERS . MEDFORD Personal Surgery Patient F. E. Mc- Kenney, 945 Shafer Lane; was a surgery patient at the Osteo pathic hospital Monday, hospital attendants reported. Has Tonsillectomy Four year old Gail Burger, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. -Arnold Burger, live at 300 South Columbus ave nue, was a tonsillectomy patient at Community hospital Monday, according to a report from at tendants. Breaks Ankle While work ing his motorcycle at the Med ford Speedway, Sunday, Olin Carter, Central Point, suffered a broken ankle. He was treated at Sacred Heart hospital and then taken to Camp White veterans' hospital, attendants reported. Pot Luck The East Evans Creek community pot luck picnic will be held at 7 p.m. July 4, near Meadows school. All neigh bors and friends of the commu nity are invited, Mrs. E. R. Ar nold, Rogue River, who will act as hostess, said today. In India Serving in India un der the United States Point IV program of aid to underdevelop ed nations, is George C. Taylor Jr., son of Mrs. Nell B. Taylor, 2532 Lyman avenue. Taylor is a geologist assisting in develop ment and utilization of water re sources. He is a' graduate of Har vard university. He is one of nine Oregon men so assigned, ac cording to a recent Washington press dispatch. "Once I didn't make sure of the correct telephone num ber . . . and can you Imagine? I found I'd dated a mud hen!" . . . Memory often plays tricks, so look up numbers you're not sure of before vou call ' . . . Pacific Telephone. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich ihan ever! a Pre-Holiday Sale only. i Tire' I ?. enn rir? Navy Promotion Advanced in rate to seaman while serving at U.S. Naval Station, Tongue Point, Astoria, Ore., was Gerald K. Eskew, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Roy Eskew, Route 1, Box 503, Gold Hill. Eskew en tered the Navy on January 7, 1951, aud received his recruit training at San Diego; Calif. Be fore entering the Naval service, Eskew attended Gold Hill high school. ' Marines in Korea Two local marines, serving with the 2nd Battalion in Korea, are Cpl. Walter K. Snook, 19, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snook, Central Point, 8nd- Pfc.' J. H. Williams, Eagle Point. Both are members of a weapons company. Corporal Snook has been in the corps 17 months, 10 of them in Korea, and plans to return home on ro tation soon, according to Her man Ecwards, military editor for The Oregonian, now in Korea. Louisiana Visitors Sgt. and Mrs. , Virgil Schaf er have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Schafer, "99" Mo tel, Medf ord, the past two weeks. They are from Shereveport, La., where Sgt. Schafer is stationed as an Air Force x-ray technician. His sister, Miss Georgene Scha fer, left with them last week-end to spend the summer in Shreve port. Sgt. "Schafer graduated from Medford high school in 1946. Aboard Carrier Returning to the United States aboard the air craft carrier USS Valley Forge July 3, will be William K. Brad ford, a seaman and son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bradford, 920 Kenyon avenue, and Norman E. Fann, a fireman, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fann live at 1040 Maple Park drive. The Val-h ley Forge has been in the Korean combat area since October, 1951, launching jet planes against the enemy, a Navy news release re ported. - Livestock Portland (U.P.) Cattle 1600. Choice 955-980 lb. fed steers $33-33.75; good 920-1115 lb. 31.50-32; canners and cutter cows $15-17.50; cutter to utility bulls S22-25. Calves 200. No early sales. Hogs 1000. Choice No. 1 and 2 butchers 180-230 lb. $23-23.25: 240 270 lb. $22-22.25; choice sows $16.50 $18; choice 300 lb. sows $19; good and choice feeder pigs 521. Sheep 1200. Good to prime 80-100 lb. springers $24.50-25; utility to good $23-24; good and choice No. 2 pelt shorn yearlings $17. San Francisco (U.P.) Cattle 700. Commercial, and good around 800 lb. steers $28; good 890 ib. heifers $28.50; canner and cutter cows $14-18. Calves 25. No early trade. Hogs 200. Choice No. 1 and 2 butch ers $22.50: choice sows $15-16.50. . Sheep 4500. No early trade. Portland Produce Portland (U.P.) Butter: To retail ers AA grade prints 75c lb.; cartons 76c; A prints 75c; cartons 76c; B prints 72c lb. " Eggs: To retailers Grade AA large 58-60c doz.; A large' 53-55c doz.; -AA medium 53-55c doz.; A medium 51- 1 J Tew Retreads I I New Tire Safety J I A. Low As $l95 I Milk Can Yields $40 To Burglar at Dairy A milk can at the Sweet Maid dairy, 516 South Riverside ave nue, yielded $40 to a burglar Fri day night or Saturday morning, according to police records. John August Propp, 315 Mon roe street, reported to the police Saturday that a money bag con taining $38 to $40 was missing from a milk can which was used by dairy attendants as their "till." Propp said that anyone who had made a purchase at the dairy would have had ample op portunity to note where they kept their cash. 54c doz.: cartons 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers A grade Ched dar. Oregon single. 47-5J.C lb.; 5-lb. loaves 52-55c: premium brands to 58'ic for single wheels and 8Hic for 5-lb. loaves: processed American cheese 5-lb. loaves 4oI,i-47,,'aC. Farm Market Cherries and berries were short on the East Side Farmers' market Mon day because of heavy weekend rains; first Yakima apricots were $3.50 for 30-lb. lugs. . ," Wall Street New York (U.R) Stocks com pleted the first six months of 1952 with the rails in new high ground since March 11, 1931, and the industrials bumping their 1952 high set on January 22. Trading, increased to the heav iest since June 19. Continued market strength reflected antici pation of an early end of the steel strike and reports from pri vate and government sources that the second half of the year will see further gains in pro duction. Dow-Jones closing stock aver ages: 30 industrials 272.26 up 82; 20 railroads 102.73 up 0.34; 15 utilities 49.66 off 0.03, and 65 stocks" 106.13 up 0.45. Sales Monday' approximated 1,380,000 shares compared with 1,210,000 shares traded Friday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 154V4 Anaconda 45 Chrysler ... 78 Curtiss Wright Unquoted General Electric :.. 62Va General Motors . 58 Montgomery Ward 64 Penn R R ............... 20 Penney J C . . 70 Radio ,.. 26 Southern Co ......... 13 Southern Pacific 83 V S Oil of Calif 59 Texas Gulf Sulphur ... 112 Transamerica . 25 United Aircraft ...... 33 U S Rubber . 26 V4 U S Steel . 40 Youngstown 46 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HAINES BROS, cabinet grand piano, and solid maple twin beds with box springs and mattresses, reasonable. Phone 3-2509. LAMBERT cherries. 1478 Morrow Rd. Phone 3-2632. ' BOAT for sale. New 12-ft. plywood runabout. Cris. Craft design. 506 Kenwood. Phone 2-6685 BLUE Parakeet lost. Child's pet. If , n i n n i seen piease can o-oouo. ATTr"nrw CAT. IT. July 1st, 7 p.m., at LLOYD'S AUC TION BARN, mile South of Rogue River junction on Hwy. 99. Complete dispersal .sale. Five rooms of furniture. - - 2 bedroom sets, Westinghouse elec. range, refrigerator. Many, many good items to be sold., O. J. BRENNER and LLOYD EDGERTON AUCTIONEERS ' FOR RENT New home, new furni ture. Close in. Adults only. $90. 1032 Mt. Pitt. 3-ROOM 'modern furnished. Lutz, Talent Junction. " FOR RENT Desirable East side un furnished 1-bdrm. duplex. Large kitchen. Water paid. 701 Keene Way drive. Phone 3-2559 or 2-5231. AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE $5,00010,000 Bodily Injury $5,000 Property Damage 6 Month Premium $15.50 PREFERRED INSURANCE CO. 'A Stock Company" PHONE 3-3171 Cronin Insurance 222, W. SIXTH 2 Doors East of Holly Theatre In 10 Days'-SAFELY Without Dieting-Hcnger Without Drugs eniv Gnat News for ovarweicht mea sad women I Now you can set clinically tested and medically approved MODKL-ETTS for only 114 - whs pay more? MODEL-ETTS take off excess fat witkoat distiac. Jast m takkst a forc each sacal dees it. Proved by Doctors connected witk ene of New York's Largest Hospitals. Under their supervision a large sroup of really overweicht people lost 8 to SO lbs. in a short time without dieting hanger, withoat drags. without any ill effects! MODEL-ETT8 is a food ad junct and contains no harmful drugs. TODAY, losing weight is really simple, pleasant and SAFE. Get a jar of MODEL-ETTS today ea our abso lute money back guarantee. - . Name. Address. City. . BASIC HEALTH STORE PHONE 3-2961 3 Accidents Occur Here on Week-End Three minor accidents were reported to the city police', over the week-end. One resulted in the hospitalization of Mrs Charles C. Coggins, -2607 Buck shot road, for schock and bruis es. Mrs. Coggins was injured Sun day evening when cars driven by her husband and by Jerry Norman Kirklin, 1090 Waverly avenue, collided at the intersec tion of Stewart avenue and Jas per street. Kirklin was arrested and charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol. Mrs. Coggins was taken to Sacred Heart hospital. . " The other accidents occurred Saturday evening. The first, on North Front street between Fifth and Sixth streets, involved Ralph William Ayres, San Fran cisco, and Stanley Hake, 604 Park street. Hake wa cited for failure to yield the right of way and was fined $5 in police court this morning. In the other accident were LeRoy Victor Kreige, 508 Lib erty street, and James Verne Shangle, 1445 Kings highway. The cars collided at the corner of Eighth street and Oakdale avenue, according to the police Kriege's car was turned com pletely around when it was hit behind the left rear wheel. Kogap High Bidder For Tract of Lumber Kogap Lumber Industries, Inc, Medford, was . the high bidder for an 11,850,000 board feet tim ber tract in a timber sale offer ed Friday, forest service offic ials said today. Kogap bid $251,337.50 for the Daley creek timber tract, in the Dead Indian area of the Ash land ranger district. The adver tised price for the sale was $172, 642.50. Kogap bid $23.35 a thousand for 5,900,000 feet . of Douglas fir, $13.05 for 950,000 feet -of Shasta red fir, $37.35 for 900, 000 feet of white and sugar pine and $16.50 for 4,100,000 feet of white fir and miscellaneous tim ber. Other bidders were Klamath Basin Pine mills, Klamath Falls, and Fir Milling and Plan ing company, Ashland. Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at 5:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Monday tor Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MAYTAG ironer In A-l condition. 1019 Queen Anne. Phone 2-4136 FOR RENT to couple, nice 1-bdrm. nouse. call 3-3837. DIAMOND ring with 14 small dia monds and solitaire. Wedding ring with 7 diamonds. Ph. J'ville 30-98044. CORREY'S BAKERY will be open July 2nd for continued business. Mr. correy, 807 S. Central. FOR SALE Practically new heavy ' duty garden tractor ana equipment. Phone 3-2435. COOL, furn. apt.; refrig.; downstairs, . close in. Also small turn, guest nouse, r refrig.; close in. 518 S. Oakdale. FOR RENT Unfurn. modern 4-room house. Elderly' couple preferred. No arimcers or pets, izu w. atn. FOR REN T Modern 3-rm. house. . Elderly couple. No drinkers or pets. 12172 W. 9th. 1-ROOM furn. house. Elec. refrieera- tor; bath, garage. Near Lincoln school. $40. pnone z-zssb. 1936 FORD sedan $50. Phone 2-7519. CHOPPING and HAMMERING hay Phone 2-4364. HOUSE TO BE MOVED. 3-rm. plas tered; plumbing ana wiring in. ibuu fapnng street. FOUR good yearling Jersey heifers. North end of Biddle lane, first house on east side. Wm. Stucker. NEW LAWN put in. Phone 2-4589. MERRY TILLER Excellent condition, barely broken in. for sale at good discount on con tract. Phone 2-9714; eves. 3-1408. OUR PROPERTY on Meadows road is off the market. R. W. Pittam SINGER Portable electric, late model. 1 year guarantee, plus course in home sew ing, $69.50. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. ' 121 E. Main. Phone 2-7153 FOR SALE Late model G.E. deluxe range priced, to sell. 819' Peach St BACHELOR 1-rm. cabin, bath, utili ties. Close In. $36. Ph. 2-2555 or 2-2785 FOR SALE Two houses on beautiful ly landscaped lot on East side, f ront -house newly redecorated 5-room 2-bdrm. Rear cottage furnished. Lot 75x225. Fruit trees. Lots of nic garden space. Good for home or in vestment. Full price $9750. easy terms. Out-of-town owner Is here for a few days and wants to sell. See him at 807 Bennett. Courtesy to Brokers. Bring or mail this coupon to ear 1 store to get It day supply 1 yuLL-r.i la lor vLi i.5. (Other MODEL-ETTS money, saving prices SS for SO day sup-ply-! for 90 day supply) - - 11 South Front 11 SOUTH FRONT I 1 1 Monday, jun SO, 19S2 BIRTHS CLEVEN To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin, 806 West Main, Medford, June 30, 1952, a boy, 6Vi lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. CLAUSS To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 1605 Ellensdale drive, Medford, June 30, 1952, a girl, 7V4 lbs. at Sacred Heart hospital. HANDLE To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, 636 Palm, Medford, June 29, 1952, a girl, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital.' WRAY To Mr. and Mrs. De Von, 101 Lozier Lane, Medford, June. 30, 1952, a girl, 6V4 lbs., at Community hospital. CLOSE To Mr: and Mrs. Gerhard, Grants Pass, June 29, 1952, a girl,.7V lbs. at Sacred Heart hospital. CARTER To Mr. and Mrs. T. C. 930 South Holly. Medford, June 28, 1952, a boy, 534 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. PRATT To Mr. and Mrs. Dale, 2539 Lonepine road, Med ford, June 27, 1952, a girl, 63A lbs., at Community hospital. DIXON To Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, 19 Highland drive, Med ford, June 29, 1952, a boy, 7 lbs., at Community hospital. MARTIN To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil, 1975 Spring street, Med ford, June 29, 1952, a boy 73i lbs., at Community hospital. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Fair and warmer tonijcht and Tuesday. Low to night 50; high Tuesday 83. Western Oregon: Partly cloudy along coast and in north portion but clear in southern interior tonight and Tuesday. Warmer Tuesday. Lows to night 45-55: highs Tuesday 70-80 in interior and 60-65 on coast. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 97; Lowest 60. Total monthly precipitation- 1.73 inches. Excess for the month .99 inch. Total precipitation since September 1.-1951, 21.43 inches. Excess for the season 5.09 inches. Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester day 64; 4:30 a.m. today 90. Observations Taken At 4:30 A.M., 120 Meridian Time High Low Prec. Boise 69 44 .14 Boston 74 59 31 Chicago 96 66 Denver 92 Eureka . . 61 Havre 91 Klamath Falls . 59 63 59 41 57 52 65 75 67 52 34 45 51 .14 Los Angeles ....... 70 meaiora New York Omaha 67 87 94 .10 .15 .01 .27 Phoenix 103 Portland 65 Reno . 67 Eugene ... 67 Salt Lake 88 San Francisco ....... 67 .58 Seattle . 61 54 Spokane 67 49 Washington, D. C 95 71 Yakima 63 44 Tomorrow .05 .34 1.10 .52 Sunrise 4:39 a.m. Sunset 7:50 p.m. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY For Sale Red ra&pberries. Ph. 3-1392. ROYAL ANN and LAMBERT cherries. Orders taken. Dolph Phipps, 4502 Crater Lake Hwy. Phone 3-2439. ATTENTION For. Sale Logging Trailer, 2 axle, with truck equipment. 2 short log trucks, 1 skip loader, '.i-yd., on rubber. Dump trucks and beds. One 2-axle pull trailer, like new. Jeep pickup. 1200 Crater Lake Ave. Ph. 2-7258; eves. 2-4167. 50- PLYMOUTH deluxe 4-dr. Low mileage, excellent shape. 50 PLYMOUTH Special Suburban. K&H; in perfect condition. SAM METE CO. 923 S. Riverside FOR SALE 25-acre wood lot Good stand of laurel and 3',2-horse Mall chain saw almost new, $550. Phone 2-1792 Ashland. 1200 BF 2x6-12' No. 2 and better. 1100 6x8-20' $50 per M, like new. 704 Oregon street, Jacksonville. SMALL choice apt., artistically fur. mshed. AU electric. Close in. - 344 N, Central. WANTED Girl over 18 for concession work. Apply Valley Drive-in theatre. 3-BDRM. modern furnished house. 923 Maple, Central Pointy AUCTION TONIGHT 7 P.M. The house is full. AUCTION SALES CO. 1155 N. Central Phone 3-2939 FOR RENT 1-bdrm. house with ga rage. 2743 Pacific Hwy. 99. Ph. 3-912S 1-BDRM. louse. Good condition. Suit- aDie lor coupie. rto aogs. ovom xx. Riverside. ENGLISH setter, trained. See Humane Society. PICKED UP by city: Tan terrier. Stark street, and black Cocker, w. 8th street. See Humane Society. FOR TRADE OR SALi: iY2 acres, partly improved. Make good sud division. Take good trailer house down payment, long terms on bal ance. Phone 2-4978. WANTED Particular people for mod ern trailer park. No children, rri vate toilet and showers. Available parking space $12 up. 2495 W. Main COAn Good lot just off W. Jackson iOvU St. Sidewalk, sewer, water. H. N. LOFLAND. REAL ESTATE 1119 W. Main St C7CAA FULL PRICE! Acre, 4 1 JUU dandy new 5-rm. mod ern; garage, nice garden, pave ment Half cash. CCAA DOWN. Lot 58x150. 2-rm. JW cabin 12x26. Electric. $900. ffpCArt NEW 2-bedroom mod OJUU 'ern. 13 acre. Hardwood floors, fireplace. 'Attached garage. (Also 2-rm, unfinished.) i CASH. C7fl ArVfl NEW 4 -cottage (mod--pZU,UJU em) setup on Rogue.' Very nice! ?3rtAA DOWN- Attractive 3-bed- JvArw room modern home. 2 baths, fireplace. " 400x156. irrig., paved 2 sides, all in bearing cher ries, . peaches, walnuts, lawn, patio," shade. S12.500. COAftn DOWN Very nice 4-rm. 4ivAA River home. Modern; huge fireplace. Gorgeous setting. ONLY S5500. TED GUET2XAFF Agy., Realtors Ph. 2-2709. Res. 2-8850. N. 99 at Big Y HOSE REELS $6.25 and $13.50. F. E. SAMSON CO.. Inc. - LUXURIOUS gray frieze lounge with bolsters and pillows, matenmg coctc tail chair. Used only few months $95. 805 Pine St, Ph. 3-1883. ARCHERY tackle by Bear Grizzly polar and cub bows. HAAS BROS. SPORTING GOODS. Open until 9:00 every evening. Good Bear Creek TOP SOIL PHONE MEDFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. 2-6469 Yamhill Escapee Remains at Large McMinnville U.R) One of two prisoners who escaped from , the 64-year-old Yamhill county jail here Saturday night was still at large Monday. Albert James Ulman, 29, was apprehended shortly after noon Sunday at the home of his par ents in northwest Portland. He was asleep when the officers ar rived. Still at large was Donald Memory, 16, of Cleaves, O. Yam hill county authorities said the two used a window sash weight to batter a hole in the wall of the jail just a few inches from a hole made a week ago by an other inmate who escaped but was recaptured the next day. A steel plate had been used to cover the hole. Builders Complain End of X Harmful Washington (U.R) Home builders complained Monday that Congress did them more harm than good by including in the new economic controls bill a provision aimed at eliminating "Regulation X" credit curbs on new houses. Building industry spokesmen said the provision is "so full of gimmicks" that it probably will be several months, at best, be fore Regulation X goes by the boards. In the meantime, they feared, many prospective home-buyers will simply withdraw from the market and. wait for the ex pected easier credit terms. l5Year-Old Boys Take Relative's Car Two 15-year-old Medford boys were arrested by city police for auto theft Saturday, after they took a car belonging to a rela tive of one of the youths and drove it to Central Point and back. The boys were released in the custody of their parents. The youths admitted that neither of them had a driver's li cense. Only one of them had even a learner's permit. The car belonged to Phillip G. Reynolds, 2772 Table Rock read. He had left it parked in an alley at 213 Lincoln street, where he worked. The keys were left in the car, Reynolds did not realize the car was missing until the city police returned it to him. Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at 5:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: noon Saturday TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY VETCH CLEANING Let us haul. clean, market for you. F. E. SAM SON CO.. Inc. BERRY HALLOCKS. crates, by the dozen, hundred or M. Get our prices. F. E. SAMSON CO.. Inc. GRAIN CLEANING AND GRINDING sacked or bulk. Prompt service. F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc. DELICIOUS home-made ice cre;m $1.50 a gal. four quarts your choice at gallon price. Sunday Special spumoni Dairie Delite. 44 So. First Central Point. HARVEST SUPPLIES Grain bags, sack twine, binder twine. Save with us. F. E. SAMSON CO., Inc. REMEMBER i the v BUILDERS SERVICE for BUILDERS BARGAINS Roofing, siding, plasterboard, inter ior finish, insulation, hardware and paints. BUILDERS SERVICE 2802 Crater Lake Hiway Medford. Ore. Ph. 2-8376 2 ACRE, paved road, close in, city water available, four M. sheathing and dimension. Phone 3-2435. 2,2 JACUZZI irrigation pump and 15' hose foot valve. Phone 3-2455. BEARDON'S BAKERY will be open for business Tues.. July 1st. NORTON'S SPECIAL 42 Gal. table top National hot water heater 5100. Redwood siding and molding. Good low priced lumber. Free delivery. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phone 3-2888 , Phoenix NATIONAL table top hot water tank. S95, window glass, plate glass, new or used. Buy it by the piece or in stalls. 5 beautiful pre-fit birch slab doors, 4,000 ft. of 6-m. siding at S7o per M. 8 camp white windows and frames. Spread Satin the wonder paint. Everything for a building at Haggard Lumber on aa. noemx. Vacation Time Plan your vacation NOW. Wher ever you go, whatever you do, we are prepared to supply you with ample funds to meet all ex penses. $300 on Furniture, up to $500 on Automobile. You may have 20 months io repay. SEE American Finance CORPORATION Room 210-211 Leverette Bldg. Phone 2-8886 License M-362 License S-283 N JO W LOANS FIRST MEDFORD SHOWING Mexican Guerrillas III I Iff 1 1'JJLM-V-W H ! VI , r- ilUUI jl S I W ' MEDFORD (OREGON MAIL TRIBUNEFIVE Paralyzed Hunter Uses Wheel Chair . Ozark, Ala (U.R) A devot ed squirrel hunter here who was" paralyzed from the waist down 14 years ago in an automobile accident still manages to hunt some every season by rolling his wheel chair through the woods. Lester Matthews, 32, refused to give up his hunting when he lost the use of his lets. He also is a crack shot with a .22 caliber rifle and has won many prizes for expert shooting from his wheel chair. ASHLAND j - T. V .O ion ...a YiNcanqT M PHONE 111 t r mim w?8L t ;m tuub luiiiurruw JOAN FONTAINE JOHN LUND SoitRNEY- LUND 1 TT' L - J . niEii auveniuic with the prince JL HOLLY S3 M--M PRESENTS OUCHE H RAFAEL SABATINI-S TECHNICOLOR Stewart Eleanor GRANGER-PARKER Janet Mel irmu.rrDDro LLSUil I L II I IL 11 Henry Mam rim Foes Urns Stone MM Anderson Jim Cartoon ENDS TONIGHT! ...and this is how -SKEBIDAN TOOK OBANt LADIES! IT'S MISCELLANEOUS CHINA NITE A Free Dish to EVERY LADY! ' GATES OPEN AT 6:30 Show at 8:20 .DAILY MATINEES 1 P.M. One Performance H ilarious Laughter GLORIA SWAHSON SSSPsnSJBBHBJSSJSJ f : : m: ''X JWP isssssssssswsassJMsj ENDS TOMORROW! v i ' sr- ' 1 5g '"'' J?-t Technicolor