Local and
Incorporate Articles of in-
' corporation of the First Church
of God of Ashland have been
filed with the Jackson county
clerk's office.
Diimisstd R. A. Skinner,
1004 .East Main st., was dis
missed today from Sacred Heart
hospital where he was a major
surgery patient for 10 days. He
may have visitors, his family said
today. .
.
Sister Hera Mrs. Ruth Brook
ing, Merced, Calif., arrived
Saturday to visit for about 10
days with her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rob-
erson, Jacksonville.
Mother Visits Mrs. Emma J,
McBeth, Eureka, Calif., is visit
ing -with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
McBeth, Jacksonville. . She ar
rived Saturday and will be here
for about two weeks.
-
Son Born News of the birth
of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Kile, Hawthorne, Calif.; has been
received by Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Kile, Rogue River, . The infant
weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces.
Treated - Duane Thoreson,
16, of 124 Washington st., was
treated and released Sunday at
the Community hospital for a
lacerated index finger which he
received while using a box cut
ter on cartons while working at
the Big-Y market, attedants re
ported. v
. PTA to Meet Talent Parent-Teacher
association will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the
school cafeteria. Mothers of jun
ior studens are to be hostesses
and are asked to take pies. A
special invitation is extended to
mothers of children in the grades
to attend.
' v
In Japan Cpl. Bruce Wil
liams, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Wililams, Route 1, Rogue River,
recentl was in Kobe, Japan, for
a seven-day rest and recreation
leave from his unit in Korea,
according to an Army : release.
we a a iiuw& uiivu w t Lll LUG
24th aviation company. He
entered the Army in May, 1953,
and has been overseas since last
November..
"
At Community Mrs Duke
Guile, 824 East Ninth st., an em
ployee of the United States Na-
tiuimi uoiia, uiiuciwcui; uiajvi
surgery today . at Community
hospital, attendants , reported.
Also there is Steven McCallister,
S, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mc
Callister, 1012 Whitman st., who
underwwent trmsil surserv
today. .
'
PTA Session Jacksonville
Parent-Teacher association will
convene Wednesday at 8 p. m. at
the high school. A science pro
gram for the school will be dis
cussed and there will be musical
entertainment. . PTA officials
have requested a large turnout
of parents. Refreshments will
be served by junior and senior
class parents, r.
Ends Ton it e! - Show at 7
Bob HOPE
Jane RUSSELL
and ROY ROGERS in
"SON OF
PALEFACE"
in Color by Technicolor
4
stoning
ROSEMARY CLOONEY
2 for I tickets good tonite
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Terrific Benefit Performance
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ADMISSION $1.00 Tickets: Music Mart, Swem's Record Shop,
Puracker Piano House.
Sponsored by Jr. Chamber of Commerce In Conjunction with United
Medford Crusade. Mr. .Simpkins appears through courtesy of Rogue .
Valley Country Club. . , ' '. . ' -" 5
Personal
Culinary Workers Meetings
of the Culinary Alliance and Bar
tenders union are scheduled for
Tuesday, "Nov. 9, at 10 a. m.,
3 p. m., and 7:30 p. m., at the
Labor temple, 24V& South Grape
st. ' -
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. Have Surgery Those report
ed today as surgery patients at
Sacred Heart hospital are Wal
ter Ricks, 735 Midway rd., Mrs.
Phillip Johnson, 907 Cherry st.,
Roscboe Arent, Eagle Point, Mrs.
Alice Knebel, Glendale, Ore.,
and Lee Gustison, 54 Summit st
.......a
Loses Watch Wilson Gideon
Slater, 3 id Mary st., told police
yesterday that he lost a $70
wrist watch on North Central
ave. between Main 1 and Fourth
sts. sometime Saturday night. .
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Wray, former Medford
residents, now of Ft Wayne,
Ind., are parents of a daughter,
Cynthia Ann, born Oct. 28. Wray
was associated with Leever Mo
tor company while in Medford
and now is accountant and office
manager for a tool and die cor
poration. Their address is 333
West William st., Ft. Wayne.
Medical Care Mrs. George
Distell, 2255 Springbrook rd.,
William Tabor, 125 Elk st, Mary
Mercedes Lopez, 6 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Lopez, Prospect, Henry Kahl,
Grants Pass, Mrs. Roy Holbrook,
12 Mistletoe st., and Don Par
ton, Jacksonville, are reported
as medical patients today at Sa
cred Heart hospital.
Wall Damaged A wall was
damaged - from an overheated
fireplace yesterday at 53 Myers
ct, firemen reported. Two trucks
responded to the alarm at 4:45
p.m. Earlier about 2:10 p. m.,
a grass fire was extinguished on
Louis ave. at the west city limits.
A trash fire near a truck in a
used car lot at 12th st. and River
side ave. was put out about 8:10
p. m.
'
Three Citations "Leanard
Lancaster Heston, Portland, was
given three citations bv eitv no-
lice early yesterday morning
after, the car he was driving
skidded 145 feet and turned on
its side at North Central ave.
and Court st. He was cited for
reckless driving, no ODerator's
license and on registration on his
vehicle, police said. . , y
a iy- ';.: '
Walton League A meeting
of the Jackson County chapter
of the Izaak Walton League of
America at the Medford Gun
club is set for Tuesday, Nov. 9,
at 8 p.m. Bob Fruitt, profession
al river guide, will describe trips
down the Owyhee, Salmon, Des
chutes and Rogue - river, and
show pictures taken of the trips.
Refreshments will be served. -
Neck Injured Harold Leon
Heavilin, 46, of 609 West 13th
st, received a slight neck injury
in a collision on North Central
ave. on Saturday, according to
city police records. He was the
operator of one vehicle. The oth
er driver was Orville Christo
pher Hamilton, route 1, box 625,
Central Point, who was cited for
following too close. ' '
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Man Charged Henry Carl
Huebner, 38, route 1, box 117,
Eagle Point, was charged with
drunk in public and released on
$10 bail following an accident
at the intersection of Riverside
ave. and Liberty st., according
to city police records. He was
the operator of a vehicle which
was involved in an accident with
a car driven by Samuel Jackson
Jones Sr., 514 Haven st. :
-. At Osteopathic Those re
ported today at Osteopathic hos
pital ' include - Homer Collins,
Rogue River, a medical patient;
Eddy Brownell, 8, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Brownell, " 1102
North Riverside ave., and Lawr
ence Nye, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Nye, Jacksonville, ', all
surgery patients. Mrs. R. Eu
gene Hicks, Grants Pass, was dis
missed from the same hospital
Sunday after being a medical
patient, there. ;
. The state of Texas netted
$109,800,000 in gasoline tax col
lections during 1953. '
ARTHUR LEE
snuus
"Once In A Lifetime . . .
A Voice Like This!"
And Accompanist
MR. FELIX DE COLA
Presentation of -
"EVENING
OF SONGS"
Tuesday, Nov. 9 8 P.M.
Medford Sr. High
School Auditorium
V i
MEETING IN WHITE HOUSE, President Eisenhower and Senate
Republican Leader William Knowland discuss how best to assure
"close, cordial and constructive" relations with new Democratic
leadership in Congress in wake of election. ' (International)
Portland Livestock
Portland (UJ.) Cattle 190C Good
steers held around 22.50-S23.50: choice
held up to 25 or above; utility-commercial
grass heifers 11-S16.50; . can-ner-cutter
cows 6-$7.50; utility cows
9-S10; cutter bulls irj-$12. -
Calves 400. Good-choice vealers
17-?20; some $21;. goodhaice 400-450
lb. stock calves 15.S0-S1630.'
Hogs 1650. Choice 1, 2 butchers
20.50-$21; choice 350-425 lb. sows 16.50
$17. Sheep 2000. Choice-prime - wooled
lambs 17.50-S18; choice-prime early
shorn 99-lb. lambs $17.50: 102 lb. No.
2 pelt $17; choice slaughter ewes $5.50.
Portland Produce
Portland (UJ.) Eggs To retail
ers: Grade AA large. 5-46c doz; A
large, ; 42 -43c doz; AA medium, 34
35c; A medium, 33-34c; A small. 26c
doz; cartons, l-3c additional.
Butter To . retailers: AA grade
prints. 66c lb; cartons, 67c; A prints,
66c; cartons, 67c; B prints. 64c.
Cheese lo retailers: A grade Ched
dar Oregon singles, 42 ',4-45 Vc; 5-lb.
loaves, 6,-49V2C. Processed Ameri
can cheese, S-lb. loaf. 39 V-41c lo.
Farm Market
Trading was slow' on limited offer
ings today on the Portland- Eastside
farmers market.
Cauliflower sold for $1.75 a lettuce
crate with a few early sales up to $2.
Poultry, Rabbits
live Chickens To growers (No; 1
atialitv. f o b. Portland): Fryers 2',i to
4 V, 1DS.25-26C lb: at larm. 24-25c lb.
f.o.b. Portland: 25-26C at ranch: light
hens, lie; neavy nens, au wis. ii
old roosters, 10-llc lb.
Dressed Chickens No. 1 dressed to
retailers:, Fryers. 37-38c: roasters, 37-
39c; light hens, 22-23c; heavy hens,
26-27c: cut uo fryers, all wt.. 49-5 lc
whole drawn. 44-45c lb.
Turkeys Paying prices to ' produc
ers for 1954 turkeys: Heavy type hens,
34-35c lb. f.o.b. farm on N. V. dressed
basis; toms, same basis, 26c lb: light
type hens, 36c; light-type toms. 30c;
fryer-roasters, 31c lb. live. To retail
ors: A erade hens, ready to cook.
49-50C-. N.Y. dressed 40c lb.: A grade
toms, oven-ready. 4l-44c-4ignt type, a
grade hens, oven-ready, Sl-52c; light
toms, 47-48C lb. . . -
Rabbits (average xo growers, i.o.d.
fcillirtir olants) Live white. 3-4i,i
lbs. 18-20C lb; 5-6-lb. 14-16c: colored
pelts, 4c under; old does, 8-10c lb; a
few mgner. . . ; :
Portland Cash Grain
. DmUIbm Mpm' A . . 'Rnnrtf1 bv
the USDA market news service: Wheat
No. 2 soft white, $77.50 a ton bulk,
prompt delivery f.o.b. Portland. No.
2 white oats, 38-lb. test. Coast delivery
$56 ton; Portland delivery. $52-53 ton;
No. 2 Western bailey, $53.50. Coast
delivery Soybean meal. S96 a , ton,
cars, prompt delivery, Portland: std.
millrun, prompt shipment, f.o.b. Port
land, $43.50-44 ton; No. 2 yellow corn.
S7U.25-7U.au ton, i.o.d. muano.
Wholesale Hay Prices: No. 2 green
PORTLAND GRAIN EXCHANGE:
Friday's close: ' ' '
" Bid
Soft white .... ; i .$2.33
Soft white, no rex
2A3
233
White club
H. R. winter, ord.
. 2.34
Daily Weather Report
Medford and vicinity Cloudy and
windy tonight with occasional light
rain in valleys. Light to moderate rain
in mountains, turning to snow above
5,000 feet. Tuesday, occasional sun
shine between showers, low tonight
48. High Tuesday 58. . .
Oregon (Western): . Mostly cloudy
with occasional rain tonight. Tuesday
partly cloudy with scattered showers.
Little temperature change. Low to
night 45-55. High 55-65 Tuesday, fast
to southeast winds 15-30 miles per
hour on coast. ,.
LOCAL DATA ;
Temperature a year ago today: High
est 72; Lowest 38.
Total monthlv nrecirjitation A in.
Deficiency for the month .48 inches.
Total precipitation since aeoiemDer
1, 1954, 1.75 inches. Deficiency for
the season 129 inches.
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester
day 34; 4:30 ajn. today 46.
TOMORROW-
Sunrise 6:54 a.m. Sunset 4:55 p.m.
OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT
4:30 A.M, 120 MERIDIAN TIME
Boise .
Boston
58 32
46 36
60 40
75 45
67 : 58
48 i 32
58 45
68 i 53
66 , 69
54 39
74 41
81 47
60 47
64 ! 37
56 i 49 '
63 ' 33
- 66 .53
59 49
52 42
52 31 ,
55 37
Chicago
Denver -
Eureka
Havre
Klamath Falls
Los Angeles : -
Medford
New York
Omaha
Phoenix ;
Portland
.06
..02
fJ)5
vV.T
.09
.01
Reno .
Eugene
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane .
Washington. D. C.
Yakima
Shady
Cove Students X ;
Visit Mail Tribune
Shady Cove " Students of
the Shady Cove school fifth
and sixth grades visited the Mail
Tribune plant and offices today.
Theye were accompanied by Roy
Mullen, principal, an,d William
Croucher. ) -;
v Those making the trip were
Eda Larson, Dale Dowrey, Char
les Allen, Mary Lee'Key, Sharon
Bowdoin,- Susanne Schauble,
Pamela Vanderlip, Lou Anna
Martin,- Nancy Blackman, :LouN
ma Mason, Liee House, itaipn
Goode, Billy Pfeifer, Gary Stelle,
Gordon Davis, Kenneth Paulson,
Ira Connor, Diana Nelson, Mary
Susan Knotts, Letha Zerbee and
Judy Lee Key. - ; J j ,
New Scenicruiser Bus
To Be Displayed Here
The Greyhound , Bus r lines
Scenicruiser, ? a f new : type of
motor .coach featuring a' raised
level for improved sightseeing,
will be on display Tuesday from
noon to 6 p.m. at Main st. and
Central ave. in . front of the
United States National bank
building, it was announced to
day.,.. ! The public is invited to inspect
the new" type of bus, according
to local Greyhound officials. It
is one of tle first of 500 Sceni
cruisers being built for Grey
hound at a total cost of nearly
$25,000,000. Within a few weeks,
these new motor coaches are
scheduled to be in service on
principal routes throughout the
Country, they said. ;
The Scenicruiser is a "43-pas-senger
motor coach. The interior
is' decorated in modern-design
fabrics, and the 40-foot length of
the bus make possible the inclu
sion of complete labatory facilities.
Orr Named, To National
Rehab Advisory Group
: Gene Orr, chairman of the
Oregon American Legion re
habilitation committee and a
member of the national reha
bilitation committee, executive
section, has been notified of his
appointment 'to the national re
habilitation advisory board to
the national executive commit
tee. The appointment was an
nounced by a letter from the na
tional commander,. Seaborn Col
lins. ;
The Oregon rehabilitation
budget is $37,000 and the na
tional budget of the executive
section is $800,000, Orr said.
Evangelistic Services
Scheduled by Church
A series of evangelistic serv
ices will ,be conducted at the
Pilgrim Holiness church, East
Jackson and Bessie sts., Nov. 9
through 21. The Rev. W. E.
Honeycutt Janesville, 111., a
former pastor of-the church will
be the evangelist. Services open
each evening at 7:30 p. m., ex
cept Monday when there will be
no meeting. " r
The Rev. H. James Kreider,
Central Point, is the music di
rector for the services. He is
well-known throughout the val
ley for his work with young pea1
pie. ' The Rev. Sherman Moore
is pastor of the local church.
Mother of Baby Found
On Dump Sought
- Vancouver, Wash. J(U.R)Clark
county and Vancouver police
are searching for the mother of
a newborn boy whose body was
found on a garbage dump here
Friday morning.
.. Coroner Paul Nylan- said the
child was alive at birth, but
probably died' soon after from
lack of care, according to the re
sults of a post mortem examina
tion.'. .. '':,:V;v:-: ' : V . . :; :.
A -t iV-j..
McKay Will Remain
As Inferior Secretary :
Salem (U.R) -. Secretary . of
the Interior Douglas McKay said
today he was "appointed ; by
President Eisenhower and will
continue to serve at his pleas-,
ure. ; i . ,".v.;. r
He made the statement here
after Sen.' Langer (R-N.L) had
urged him to resign because of
the defeat of Sen. Guy Cordon
last Tuesday.
Cordon supported the Eisen
hower administration's "partner
ship", program for development
of hydro-electric t power in the
Pacific Northwest. Richard L.
Neuberger, Democrat who I de
feated Cordon, opposed the pro
gram and throughout the cam
paign criticized McKay for sup
porting it. . - i ;
. McKay told reporters it was
"kind of ridiculous" to interpret
the election as a repudiation of
the administration's power pro
gram." '- - . -
Cotton Crop Estimate
Up by 695,000 Bales
Washington U.R) The Agri
culture department today esti
mated farmers will produce a
13,206,000 bale cotton crop this
year, up 605,000 bales from last
month's forecast. , V
The estimate, based on conditions-on
Nov. 1 when the crop
was almost all picked, compares
with production last year of 16,
465,000 bales and 10-year, aver
age output of 12,488,000 bales.:
Even though this year's crop
is smaller than in' recent years
because of rigid planting con
trols, supplies of the fiber are
large enough so that Secretary
of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson
has called for the minimum acre
age allowed under farm law for
next year.' :
Portlander Stabbed;
Assailant Unknown
Portland (U.R) A 37-year-old
man was reported in good
condition today after being taken
to a local hospital Sunday with
a pocket knife protruding from
his back, i : . ; M -K- ' ''
The victim, was Fred Parker.
He told police he felt the knife
enter his back as he , walked
down the stairs at his rooming
house. He said he could not
identify his. assailant.
He was released from the hos
pital after treatment. . .
AlyJKhan Losei Bid '
To Discuss Custody
White Plains', N.Y.U.R) The
Westchester County Children's
court today turned down the ap
plication of Moslem Prince Aly
Khan to reopen the question of
custody of his daughter, Yasmm.
The child is now with her moth
er, Rita Hayworth; "
Judge George W. Smyth an
nounced that he had denied
Aly's motion to discuss the care,
upbringing, education . and .cus
tody of his four-year-old only
daughter. , ' ,
Purchases of Butter.
Surpass Margarine
-Washington U.R) The Agri
culture department has announc
ed that housewives bought more
butter and less margarine in
September for the sixth succes
sive month. ; ; ' ' v
The national consumer panel
of the Market Research corpora
tion of America has been mak
ing a check tn purchases for the
department since last April, the
month that dairy .price supports
were cut and buter prices fell
about eight cents a pound.
O DINE at - - - -
WORLD FAMOUS :
mcpm nDLEsnm
Dinners Served from 6 p.m. Till 11:30 p.m.'
;viv; "y Closed Tuesdays '' 5 :
r For Reservations Call Central Point .122 '
REMINDER TO THE MEMBERS OF
Rogue Valley
Country Club
ARTHUR LEE SIMPKINS
Internationally Known Tenor f ,
Will Be Appearing With
: : ; 2 Shbs Nightly ;;
At Your Club-:
Tues., Nov. 9 through Sun., Nov. 14th
Singing songs ranging from the latest popular,
rhythm tunes to arias froni "Aida" Pagliacci and
- La Tosca. : ' .
Mr. Simpkins also will appear at the .
MEDFORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Tuesday, November 9 --i at F.M.' -This
appearance is for the United Medford Crusade
and ) is , under ; the 'auspices : off ; the ' Rogue Valley
Country Club. e -v,
Mondtf. Ifovtmfe 8, 1S54.
Wall Street
' ' New York " (U.R). Stocks
had their third spirited post
election advance, today with the
industrial averages less than a
dozen points under the record
high set on Sept. 3, 1929.
; Gains of two and three points
were common. U.S. Gypsum ran
up 15. Mid-Continent Petroleum,
selling ex-dividend, ' spurted 5.
Bethelhem SteeL. Johns i Man
ville, and Texas Gulf Sulphur
rose more than 3 each. Goodrich
at its high was up nearly 7.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American T & T .. 17234
Anaconda ... ..-. "42V4
Chrysler :....Z, ; .. 67
Curtiss Wright ...- 13 V4
General Electric .. - 44V
General Motors .......'.. 92V
Montgomery Ward ... . 717s
Penn R R unquoted
Penney J C 86 :.
Radio ... I 36V2
Southern Co ........ - 17
Southern Pacific . 48 V4
S Oil of Calif ;...'......:- 71
Texas Gulf Sulphur 118
Transamerica '- , 35
Tri-Continental - unquoted
United Aircraft ,,;, unquoted
U S Rubber 40 Vs
U S Steel 59
Youngstown '.....- ; 59
Former Convict Held
For Klamath paying
- Klamath Falls (U.R) James
Quinton Anderson, ' 32-year-old
ex-convict, was held here today
on a first degree murder charge
in connection with the shotgun
slaying of a Beatty rancher. :
The charges were filed against
Anderson Saturday after - wit
nesses told police he had been in
an argument with the murdered
man, 25-year-old Richard David
Miller, shortly before his death
Thursday night.
Klamath - county .Coroner
George Adler. said Miller and
Anderson had become involved
in a fight while attending a pri
vate party Thursday night. Mil
ler's body was found Friday be
side his pickup truck parked
alongside the highway. .,- , j
Births
LONG To Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin, P.O. Box 312, Medford,
Nov. 6, 1954, a boy, 7 pounds,
at Sacred Heart hospitaL !
V DAVY To Mr. and Mrs.
George, 123 Lincoln st.,J Nov. 6,
1954, a boy, 7 pounds, at Sa
cred Heart hospital.
LEWIS To Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon, 2634 South Pacific,
firants Pass. Nov. 7. 1354. a girl.
8 V4 pounds, at Sacred Heart
hospital. -
Obituaries
ETHEL ROBERTS
: .Mrs. Ethel Roberts died yes
terday at her home, 1208 East
11th st. Conger-Morris funeral
home is in charge of funeral ar
rangements.. AMOS OSBORNE v
Amos L. "AT' Osbome, Rogue
River, died yesterday in a local
hospital. Conger-Morris' funeral
home is in charge of funeral ar
rangements. PUNCH FOR LUNCH-
Marysville, Calif. U.R)
Frank Van Riper, an employe of
the Sandwich Inn, whfch holds
the contract for meals at city
jail here, was sitting in a local
park when an unidentified man
walked up and said, , "So you're
the guy who's been feeding us at
the jail!" Then he punched Van
Riper on the nose. , :
Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood (U.R) Marilyn
Monroe underwent .minor sur
gery today for a female disorder
and - was reported in "satisfac
tory, condition." ; '
Spokesmen - at Cedars ;of Lab
anon Hospital said the. morning
operation took about a jhalfan
hour. .
Joe DiMaggio, ' the actress'
freshly divorced husband, vis
iter the'bosDital and stayed until
late1 into the, night. The baseball
player, who had planned to stay
on the scene all night, changed
his plans and returned to his
hotel room. 7,..,..', v --'---:.".r-7 :
Advised of termination of the
operation today, DiMaggid said
"That's- wonderful. I'm - glad
she's okay." He said he "doubt
ed"- if he would visit Marilyn
today because "she'll be rest-
ing." ; .
Whole Population To
Move Into New Town
- Pollock.' S. D. U.R) The
whole population of this town of
200 will move next summer into
a new town. , .
v The new town will be about a
mile south of the present one
and will be a big improvement
over. the present town. :'.
The present townsite will be
flooded by the waters of the Mis
souri river . when the world's
largest earth-rolled dam near
Pierre, S. D., is completed.
The new town will be on the
water's edge ? one of only , a
couple of towns along a 200-rnile
stretch of the river that will
front on the water. . , . :
It will have a water and sewer
system something the present
town doesn t have.
State Prison Inmate 7'v'
Found in Flax Shed ..
Salem U.R) Leonard :W.
Dow. 42, believed to have escap
ed from the state penitentiary
here, was found within the pris
on grounds Saturday night.
Dow walked out of a flax shed
Saturday night and was returned
to this cell. He was first reported
missing Friday afternoon and
was the object of a wide search,
... State police said the man ap
parently spent a night and a day
in the shed. . '
" About one-third of all U. S.
factory workers process or fab-:
ricate material which are used J
on farms.
The first state capital of Mis
souri was St. Charles. Selection
of Jefferson City as the capital
was decided upon in 1826.
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRLBUITZ IfUfB
The cost of operating a tele
vision receiver is estimated on
the average as. two-fifth if a cent
per hour where the rate for elec-
trict current is two or less cents
per 'kilowatt hour. "
TONITE
DOORS OPEN 6:30
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Sheer
lJ?T- fry'
. ::.?,.-'. tarring :"
Jennifer JONES
Gregory PECK
Joseph COTTEN
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