Local and
Stdu Stolen A 1941 sedan
owned by D. R. SUckler, 1098
Iowa st, Ashland, was reported
stolen at 8 run. Auk. 30. State
police checked the state line and
discovered that the car is re
ported to have been driven
south.
Pleads Guilty Robert Lee
Stnr1tnn 54. South Front St-
pleaded guilty in municipal
court to driving under the influ
ence of liquor and was fined
9100, given a suspended sentence
of 30 days and his driver's li
cense was suspended for 90 days.
He was arrested after a collision
between his car and one driven
by Dr. Earl L. Lawson, 40 Cra
ter Lake ave., at East 12th st.
and South Riverside ave., at
2:10 p.m. Sunday,
Obiluaries
BENJAMIN GILES
Benjamin R Giles, 81, died
today at the V. A- Domiciliary
Center, Camp White. Conger
Morris funeral home is in charge
of funeral arrangements.
LEO SANTERRE
Services for Leo I. Santere,
59. who died at Camo White
Thursday, will be held in Camp
White chapel Wednesday at 9
ajn. with Chaplain John Cum-
iskey officiating. Interment will
be in Camp White cemetery. The
remains will lie in state in
Conger Morris funeral home's
Gold room until time for the
services.
The deceased was born In
Michigan, Aug. 4, 1894- He was
a former third baseman for the
Portland Beavers baseball team
and was emoloved for a number
of years at the Portland Labor
temple. He was a veteran of
World War I. serving from Aug.
14. 1918, to March 4, 1949, as a
corporal. Company "I". 12th
Battalion. Replacement Training
Center. He was a member of the
American Legion and Disabled
American Veterans.
Survivors include a brother,
f. C, San Diego, Calif.; a sister,
Mrs. L. Gingras, Phoenix, Ariz ;
and twin daughters, Mrs. Nora
Robinson and Mrs. Leonora
Swanson, Houston, Tex.
BIRTHS
NELSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert, 860 West 14th, Aug. 28,
a girl, 8 pounds, at Sacred Heart
hospital.
URIEN To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas, route 1, box 440, Aug.
29. a boy, 9 34 pounds, at
Sacred Heart hospital.
MARRS To Mr. and Mrs.
Charley, box 138, Phoenix, Aug.
29, a boy, 1 pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
WOLF To Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin 549 Fairmont, Aug. 30, a
girl, 8Vi pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
Court Records
cmcriT comx
Thispin. Roy vs. Evelyn, divorce
complaint.
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Gate Ofn 7:00
Pint Shew at Dusk
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OMAR'S Restaurant
And New Lounge
IS NOW
4:30 p.m. to Midnight
INCLUDING SUNDAYS
Closed Tuesdays s Ashland, Oregon
Personal
Circle To Convene Eastwood
Baptist church missionary circle
will meet at 1 D.m Tuesday
September 1, at the home of
Mrs Eugene Brown.
.Major Surgery Community
hospital reported two major sur
gery cases today. One is James
W. Hanlin, 137 North Oakdale
ave. The other surgery patient
is Eroll E. Miller, Gold Hill. .
'
Hospitalised at Osteopathic
Ira Hardin, Applegate, under
went major surgery at Osteo
pathic hospital Aug. 30. A medi
cal patient at Osteopathic is Wil
liam L. Spivey, route 1 box 289,
Grants Pass.
Leave Ended Ronald C.
Clawson, Bu 3, Seabees, returned
yesterday to Treasure Island aft
er spending a 30-day leave with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Clawson. 119 Portland ave. He
had spent the past two years on
Guam and flew to the states in
July.
No SWAP Meeting Song
Writers, Arrangers and Publish
ers will not meet tonight. The
next regular meeting will be
Sept. 7. The top four songs in a
club contest will be broadcast
tomorrow at 10:15 p.m. over ra
dio station KYJC. The public
will be asked to select the top
song.
'
Masonie Meeting Malta
Commandery 4, K.T., will hold a
stated conclave on Wednesday,
September 2, at 8 p.m. at the
Masonic Temple in Ashland, ac
cording to a joint announcement
by Morton E. Newton and F. H.
Barnthouse. Election of officers
will take place and visiting
knights and members are urged
to attend.
Training at Sea Midn. Fred
erick P. Crowell, son of Fred
erick G. Crowell, route 1, box
364 B, Medford, is taking part
in a training program aboard
the escort vessel USS Melvin R.
Nawman. Crowell is a student at
the University of California at
Los Angeles. The NROTC sum
mer training cruise wil ltake
him into European waters.
Minor Damage No citations
were issued by police following
a collision of two automobiles at
Stewart ave. and Whitman st. at
10:55 a m. Sunday. The vehicles
were operated by Philip Thomas
Young Jra, 1319 Stewart ave.,
and Allen Leroy Whitehead, 334
minear rd. Police said Young
failed to signal for a left turn
from Stewart to Whitman and
his car vas struck by the White
head auto. Damage was minor.
Youth Escapes A young
driver drove off at a high speed
after being stopped by Rogue
River police at 8 p.m. Aug. 29,
according to the state police.
The car he was driving was
driving was found by state and
Rogue River police shortly after
ward abandoned on a ranch near
Rogue River. The car, which had
a California license, was stolen
from Caluso county, Calif., they
said. The driver was not found.
Man Asks Information
To Aid Family Decision
Charleston, W. Va. (U.R) H.
James Carter, of Washington,
D- C, wrote the West Virginia
Industrial and Publicity Com
mission as follows:
"My family is interested in
spending my vacation in West
Virginia; please send me infor
mation so that they can make
up my mind."
The commission dropped its
usual form letter reply and
wrote back a letter beginning:
"You could do worse, Mr. Car
ter." Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Generally fair
through Tuesday. Low tonight 52.
Hieh Tuesday 88.
Western Oregon: Cloudy with morn
ing drizzle near coast and over north
ern interior, but fair southern inter
ior tonight and Tuesday. Little tem
perature change. Low 50-60 tonight.
High Tuesday 70-83. except 65 on
coast.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago. Highest
92: Lowest 47. ,
Total monthly precipitation .52 inch.
Excess for the month .34 inch.
Total precipitation since September
1. 1952. 2252 inches.
Excess for the season 4.38 inches.
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester
day 40; 4:30 a.m. today 85.
Tomorrow
Sunrise 3:38 a.m. Sunset 8:45 p.m.
Observations Taken At 4:10 A.M.,
120 Meridian Time
High Low Free.
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NATURE INTERVENES When heary rains washed out tracks and bridge (left) Oese Communist
prisoners of war are forced to leave a UN train and cross on. a makeshift footbridge. They are on their j
way to Panmunjom to be returned to the Beds. i
BEAT THE BOSS Elizabeth
stivison, voucher examiner in
Foreign Operations Administra
tion in Washington, has a right
to that great big srriie. sne m
Harold SUssen on the aptitude
tests he ordered 1700 FOA em
Ployes to take last week.
Plane Lands Safely
As Firemen Siand By
Perl ambudance and a Med
ford city fire truck were sum-
monded to stand by while a
West Coast airlines plane land
ed at the Medford municipal
airport about 3 p.m. yesterday.
The airlines reported that a
micro-switch was out of adjust
ment and the green light which
indicates the landing gear is
locked, was not working. The
gear proved to be locked, how
ever, and the plane landed with
out incident.
Education Investment
Return Unsatisfactory
uarbondale. 111. (U.PJ Amer
ica is not getting a fair return
on its investment in education
because gifted high school stu
dents are not prepared for col
lege, Illinois educator says.
Douglas E. Lawson, dean of
the college of education of South
ern Illinois University, criticized
teachers who fail to encourage
competent students to take basic
courses in high school to prepare
them for college.
But he added that all high
school students should not be
encouraged to seek higher edu
cation until "colleges make more
adequate provision for technical
training substantially different
from typical present-day callege
piograms."
Mrs. Niles Edin Winner
In Dot Guessing Contest
Mrs. Niles A. Edin, 1308 Stew
art ave., is the winner of a sew
ing machine in the Feldman and
Olson Electric company's "Guess
the Dots" contest which ended
yesterday. . -.
Mrs- Edin correctly guessed
the number of dots in the Mall
Tribune advertisement as 1951.
Several entrants also guessed
the correct number of dots, spon
sors of the contest said, but Mrs.
Edin's entry bore the earliest
postmark.
Presentation of the sewing ma
chine will be made at the com
pany's store at East main st. and
Bartlett st Tuesday at 11 a.m.
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Tho
real
thing
Wall Street
New York U.R) Stocks to
day suffered their widest break
since June 9 in the most active
trading since April 7.
Rails again led the drop just
as they did last week. Their
average sank to a new low since
May 21, 1952. Industrials were
at their worst for a similar per
iod. The general averag confin
ed this break.
Dow-Jones final stock aver
ages; 30 industrials 261.22, off
4.52; 20 railroads 95.63, off 2.74;
15 utilities 49.60, Aff 0.45, and 65
stocks 101.39, off 1.92.
Sales today amounted to 2
190,000 shares, compared with
1,060,000 on Friday.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American T & T 154
Anaconda 32V4
Chrysler 65's
Curtiss Wright 7V4
General Electric 7034
General Motors .--, 55
Montgomery Ward 57 Yt
Penn. R. R 19V4
Penney, J. C. . 69 Vs
Radio 21
Southern Co. 14Vfe
Southern Pacific 38
S. Oil of Calif. 50
Texas Gulf Sulphur 89
Transamerica 2614
Tri-Continental 14V4
United Aircraft 37V4
U.S. Rubber 23
U. S. Steel 35
Youngstown 36
Livestock
Portland UJ) Cattle 1900.
Choice 1030-lb. fed steers S26; mostly
choice 849-lb. S25: rood 938-lb. train
on grass steers S22: mostly good 950-
1030 lb. grass steers $18.50-1930;
choice light fed heifers $22.50-23: good
heifers $18; utility-commercial $10-15;
commercial bulla $14-1430. some held
higher: cutter-utility light bulls $10-12.
Calves 350. Good-choice light veal-
era $18: choice above $18; good -choice
calves $14-18.
Hogs 750. Choice 1-2 butchers 180
235 lbs. $26.25-27; choice 165-lh
$22.50; choice 300-400 lb. sows $2130
$23.50. Sheep 1.750. Good -choice No. 3 pelt
to wooled sprin Jib-17; mosUy
choice $l.tf and choice-prime $18;
gc feeders mostly $14; ewes $330
4.54. Portland Produce
Portland (OP.) Butter To re
tailers: AA grade prints, 71c lb.; car
tons 72c; A prints, 71c; carton. 72c;
B prints, 68c.
Eggs To retailers: Grade AA large,
73c dozen: A large. 69 -70c; AA me
dium 63-68c; A medium 64-65c; A
smalls 44-45C Cartons 3c additional.
Cheese To retailers: A grade ched
der Oregon singles. 45 'i -49c; 5-lb.
loaves, 51-521ic; premium brands to
56'ic lb. for single wheels and 60'ic
for 3-lb. loaves; processed American
cheese. 5-lb. loaf. 43',2-43c lb.
Farm Market
First Northwest delicious and Jona
than apples appeared along the
wholesale produce district today with
common delicious from Wenatchee
quoted at $8-3-8.90; first Jonathans
were $5.50 a 35-lb. box: first Willam
ette valley Brussell's sprouts offered
at $2.73 for a 12-basket flat: best Wil
lamette valley corn sold at $230 for
5-dozen ears.
Poultry, Babbits
Live Chickens fNo. 1 quality f ob.
plants) Fryers, roasters, all wta.. 31c
lb.; light hens. 15-lSe; heavy hens, all
wts., 18-19c lb.; old roosters. 14-16c.
Dressed Chickens No. 1 dressed to
retailers: Fryers, broilers. 44-45c lb.;
3roasters. all wts.. 44 -4 5c lb.; light
hens. 30-31c; heavy hens. 33-34c lb.:
cut up fryers, all wts.. 60-eic; whole
drawn 57c lb.
Rabbits (average to growers, f.o.b.
killing plants. Live white, 4-5 lbs..
20-23c lb.; 3-6 lbs., 18-23c; colored
pelts, 4c under; old does, 10-12c: a
few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to re
tailers, 37-S9c: cutSip. 61-85C lb.
Now Playing
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Sammy Blank
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Sammy Span; Many Yean
with ln Ted Lewis Shew.
We knew you will enjoy
this group. They present
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Organized Search
For Portlander Ended
- Portland (U.R) Only rela
tives and a few volunteer search
ers were expected to show up to
day in the hunt for Ralph Day,
60-year-old Portland man who
vanished eight days ago in the
Wolf Camp area of Mt. Hood.
Organized search for Cay
drew to a close last night with
no trace of the missing man
found.
Nearly 200 persons fanned out
over the area during the week
end and it was estimated they
had made an intensive search of
more than 5,000 acres.
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Search Continues
For Jail Escapees
Vancouver, Wash. U.R) Law
enforcement officers in Oregon
and Washington were still on the
alert today for three of four men
who escaped from the Clark
county Jail here Thursday night
One of the four, Peter Thomas j
Molera. 33, was returned to the j
Jail night night He was picked ;
up on the street in The Dalles.
Still at large were Richard C.
Forgey, 17, and Ralph A. Chyles,
22, who had been jailed on bur
glary charges, and- Jamea R.
Hull, 28, charged as parole
violator
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United States, Russia Tops in Weight Lifting
Stockholm, Sweden UJ9
The United States and Russia
dominated the world weight lift
ing championships with the
Americans setting four world
records and the Soviet muscle
men winning the team title with
23 points.
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The U. S. was runner up in
the team standings with 22
points. The U. S. and Russia each
won three individual titles but
the Russians outscored the Yanks
in the runner up placings.
ENDS TOMORROW!
JOHN
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