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BALLOONS O ando EAVORS o o A, 9 'til 1 .... VILLe LIONS0 CLUB 0, MYSTERY Open Throughout The Year TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS 0 BIG flEW YEAR'S Saturday Night - Dec. 31stc th the G o Jim Pie1 Tommy LeA? and Entertainers! and Join in the Fun! Valley Ballroom etioerger iys Aid Often 'Illusory' Portland 4j.5 Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) today de- clared that present aid offered i by the federal gover,nmeiai. to ! flood victims is "often largely illusory.". o Neuberger said tliat when I Congress convenes next week ! he intends to join with senators i from the New England states in sponsoring a program for ied teral flood insurance. j The senator said "the tragic i burden of rebuilding after floods j should be borne by the whole j nation, and not one or two iso- lated and unfortunate coramu ! nities." " c r. He added that loans "are of ; scant help" to families who have I iost the home they have been j pacing for over a period of 20 j years. - o ! "Whai that family needs is a gfafli for guying snflther house ar farm," he sid. ' Housing Unit Planned At Klamath Air Base Klamath Fas OI.R) Plans for a 220-unit FHA-miliiary housing unit at KlamathFalis, Air Force Base were anncuncgd here yesteriy. AiiCForce officials and tl lo cal Chamber of Commerce said the joint "pfbject would M'ovide only half the military niousing needs a5 the bas 0 Contract awards probably will be announced about July 15. Carpenters' Assured t Of Hourly Wage Hike Portland U.R) An agree ment giving carpenters a fi(je cent hourly wage increase Jan. 1. 1956 and 10-cent increase in 1957 and 1958 was approved last night by the Portland Dis trict Council of Carpenters aft er the Oregon state council had accepted the plan earlier in the nav. -o PORTLAND PRODUCE Portland (U.P. Eggs To retail ers: Grade AA large, 66-67c: A large, 64-65c; AA medium, 62-64c; A me dium, S-63c; small, 53-55c; cartons, l-3c additional. . Butter To retailers: AA grade prints. 66c lb.: cartons, 67c: A prints, 66c; cartons. 67c; B prints. 64c. Cheese To retailers: A grade Ched dar. Oregon singles, 40 45 '.ic; 5-lb. loaves. 46l,2-49',Jc. Processed Ameri can cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 39 -ilcb. Farm Market I - Portland (U.P.) Trading was slow at the East Side Farmers' market to dav; Calif, celery sold t S4-4.25 a rrsite for bestO first Arizona Danish JJSbbage offered at $3.25-3.50 a crate. Poultry, Kabbits Liv Chickens To growers (No. 1 quality f.o.b. Portland): Fryers, 2'.2 to 4 lbs., 23-24c: at farm, 22-23c; (Toast ers. 24c J. f.o.b. Portland: lightTiens. 17-18c; heavy hens, all wts., 45c; old roosters, ll-14c. Q Dressed Chickens No. 1 dressea to retailer: Fryers, New York style, 34 35c lb.; whole drawn, 42-44c; cut up, 47-49c: hens-,lieht tvoe. New York (Style, 29-31cr cut-ups, 41-44c: hens. heavy type. N.Y. style, 34-3bci. wnoie drawn. 44-47c lb. u Turkeys To retailers: eviscerated toms. 33-34' i c lb.; fryer turkeys, live weignis, d,j-iu joa., otc iu. , Drpsspri Turkevs To retailers. nomH inally A grade young hens. 55-56c lb. eviscerated; A grafle young toms, 46- 50c lb. eviscerated. depending on weight; eviscerated fj-yer-roasters. in57e lh. -K "Rahhits fAvpraee to erowers. f.o.b. nkilline Dlantl Live white. 3-4'.b I lbs.. 23-26c: 5-6 lbs.. 18-2 lc: colored l?fpw hiffhpr. Freshnkilled frvers to re-. 14P A nM Hnoc 10-11 lfl a tailers, 58-61c; cut up, 62-65c. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland (U.P.) Cattle for week 2090. Good fed steers largely S17-18.o0. mixed eood and choice S19-19.50; good fed heifers $15.50-16.50; canner and cutter cows S7.a0-9.50; utility and com mercial bulls S12.50-14. Calves for week 185. Good and choice vealers S20-24, individual high choice S25-26; good and choice heavy calves S16-18. latter 374 lb. weights. Hogs fo week 2625. U.S. No. 1 and 2 butchers 180-235' lbs., mostly $13. many to S13.50 early; sows 325-550 lbs., S9-10.50, lighter weights to Sll and over. Sheep for week 810. Choice with some prime early shorn and wooled fed lambs S18.50; 123 head 109 lbs., S18.75 Monday, other good and choice lambs S 17-18, good and choice feeders S15-16; good ana cnoice ewes i.ou 5.50. Market closed to trading Monday, Jan. 2. PORTLAND HAY, GRAIN Portland Wholesale hay prices: No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. trucks, Portland and Seattle. S39-41 ton. IT. S. No. 1 Timothy hay. S48 ton f.o Seattle; No. 1 Timothy mixed hav S42. Seattle. n Prices as reported by the USDA market news service: Wheat. No. 2 soft white. S74I50 ton; No. 2 white oats. 38-lb. test. Coast delivery. $51.50; No 2 Western barlev. S46.50 f.o.b. Pprtland Coast delivery; soybean meal S79 ton, delivered Portland: standard millrun, $42; No. 2 yellow corn. East ern shipments, f.o.b. Portland. $62.50. EVE 0W! On FREE FAyOS o for Everyone FUN for the Whole Family! 0 Children under UOAdmitted FREE ADM. Treiifri John Campbell, 548 Cherry st.. Central Point, was treated and released at Community hospital for a hand laceration received while using a skill saw, according to at tendants. He is employed by James H. Henson, contractor. o Nimes Changed The assum ed business name Lumber Prod ucts company, has been retired by Fred C. Smith, Medford, ac cording to records in the re corders office. The name T. C. S. Lumber Products has been, as sumed by Smith. The name McGee-Knox agency has been assumed by Allen O. McGee and .John J. Knox, Ashland. Buy Home Mr. and-Mrg. "Wil liam J. Allen, 843 Murray St., have purchased the John S. Dye residence at 116 Lincoln et. The Djres moved here last year from Rens, Nev., and plan to return there. Th Aliens expect to move to their new home Sbovlt Jan. S. Allen operates the Jjty Allen Auto company on ourt t. The announcement was made through the Fidler-MacKenzie agency where the sale was trans acted b Bill KerPof the agency. t -rt- A U.. 1 vvimi iiuiuuei x iic tele phone number for the Doctors Telephone exchange which is to pooen Jan. 1 at the Holland hotel was incorrectly reported in an announcement of the new Med ford business. The correct tele phone umber is 3-4587. The agency is for the use of patients on a 24-hourcfaasis wigi seijyices of medical doctors made avail able as quickly as possible. The business is operated gy Mr Violet Florey and Mrs. Helen Tingleaf. iicimii xitc lie v enu Alia. Ellmore Gilstrap, 702 West Bourth st., arrived home Wed nesday after a week's trip to California. They spent the holi days with a daughter and her family at Fresno and visited at Hanfdid, Calif. .The Rev. Mr. Gilstrap is pastor of tBe Central Church of Christ and the couple retu?ned to assist in conducting watch night services . at the church which will begin at 9 p.rft., Saturday, Dec. 31. A social period and program are planned and refreshments will be served. Wall Sfreef NewYork U.R) Industrial shares ran up to an alldime rec ord hfgfi in thgir average in the last stock market sessioi 06 195 today. '' QToday's cifcsing griccs on -lected stgcko: American T T . j.Qt)s Anaconda . .,..'. 10 Chrysler . . 86V Curtiss Wright S9 General Electric General MaSors . 5??4 46V4 Montgomery Ward 94 V Perm R R : ; 25'i Penney J C 99 Radio 47Vs Southern Co 20 Southern Pacific 56 S Oil of California 91 Texas Gulf Sulphur . Transamerica 37 41 Trinntinpntal 1Z. Q V? . . . . J . 't TJnited Aircraft 0 711 U S Rubber & .51 U S Steel 58 Youngstown 95 TRACKMEN IN AUSTRALIA Melbourne, Australia U.R) Three U.S. track stars Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian college, Parry O'Brien of Los Angeles and Lon Spurrier, of San Francisco have arrived from New Zealand to compete ir, Melbourne meets on, Jan. 4 and 7. Read and Use Classified Ads Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday EAGLE TON GHT The Only Spring Floor in Southern Oregon Dance' To The Combined Music of o Dick Spain, Bill Lively and The Rogue Valfey Boys! Featuringc THE BEST IN Tune In . Bill's Western a yiue Fir City firemen re ported no damage from a flue fire about 6:20 p.m. yesterday at the John Weber residence, 840 North Riverside ave. Al Osteopathic Mrs. Edith Wilson, Prospect, underwent emergency major surgery last night at Osteopathic hospital, attendants reported today. Charles Dahm. 16, of 1025 North Central ave, had tonsil surgery there today. c From Phoenix Mr. aftd Mrs. J. A. Wolf, 718 West Fourth St., arrived home by plane Thurs day from Phoenix, Ariz., where they visited their cson, Soger Wolf. Their son, a pianist, chas been in the Arigons city for the past four years and as employed as an entertainer "at oupper aclubs. . 3 o Twin Daughters Dr. a,nd Mr. William S. Miller, 1307 Queen Anne ave., are parents of twin daughters bgrn this morn ing at Community hospital. One weighed 5 pounds, 8V2 ounces, and the other weighed 5 pounds, 15 ounces. The Millers have threecj other i children, Michael. 10: Gregory'. 7. and Vairie, XA. - At Community Lysle E. McMurray, 440 Fairmount st., had surgery today at Commu nity hospital, attendants report ,ed. Alsoj at Community hospital is Richard Newland, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Newland, 1134 Morrow rd. The boy had' tonsil surgery today. News About Serviceitien NAVY ENLISTMENT Gordon DeVos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DeVos, route 2, box 15, Jacksonville, recently enlist ed fajr four years in the Navy, and is now stationed oat San Diego, Calif., for basic training. DeVos attended Medford and Jacksonville High schools. ENLISTS IN ARMY Carl William Garner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ray Garner, pst office box 189, Phoenix, re cently enlisted in theoarmy for three years. He presently is visit ing, relatives here cior to gom to Fort Ord, Calif., . where he will undergo eight weks basic training. He is a graduate of Phoenix Higho school, and t- tended Southern Oregon college mQ Ashland prior to enlisting. ON FURLOUGH O fe. Dan Rov feoin. son 9if Mr Sftd Srs. Rayo Franklin GjOin, Host office box 29"3, .Phoenix, is i visiting his parents and relatives on a furlough hereo He is sta tioned a Fort Hood, Tex., and recently participated in Opera tion Sage Brush inoLouisiana. He attended0 Phoenix High school pflor to enlisting. Y.M.C.A. o o New Year's Eve DANCE SAT. NIGHT, DEC. 31 for rgh School and College Students only Couple 25c Stags - 20c from 9 till 12:30 I POINT WESTERN SWING! . . KWIN Round-Up Time W. K. MeCXRCAB I Graveside services for Wen'-! deil H. McCargar 57, of Cres- cent City, Calif., who drownexj Nov. 27, in a fishing accident a ! the Smith river, were held today I in Siskiyou Memorial park. Thft Rev. Joseph Knotts of Grants Pass officiated. Cocger-MarriS funeral home was in charge &f arrangements. Mr. McCargar was bora 1n San Francisco, Calif., July .16, 1898. He was a veteran of Werld War !, and a member ci tfieO American Legion, Ellis gf.d ! VFW. i Survivcrg include his &e. P- tricia; two sons, William Mc.G3.t-: gar and Richard MeCarar Sf.d two daughters, fetneift fllcvsuf- gar and Sandra McCargar, U t .home; four brothers, B. M. Mc- j Cargar, Saleffl; M. R McCargar, j Grants Pass; D. H. McCargar, j Grenada, Calif ., and D. W. Mc-1 Cargar, Roseburg. Ore.; and ongj sister, Mrs. A. E. Wicks, Cottage Grove. C5 ! Daily Weather Report Sun.vM tonight 4:47 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 :u a.m. r O i FORECASTS j Medford and vicinity: Considerable 1 rrow-7:40 a.m. a threAt of a few ii6ht showers. High Saturday 45-48. Western Oregon: Clear in north half and partly cloudy in soutti, half to night, becoming partly cloudy north half and mostly cloudy with a few showers south half Saturday. Not o.uite so cold. Low tonight 24-34. High Saturday 44-54. Northern California: Variable high cloudiness with scattered showers to night and Saturday. Snow in moun tains. Littloj temperature change. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday aa; neiow normal 8. w Reford high this date 61 in 1926. Record low this date 9 in 1916. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to mid night, trace. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. lotai tnis montn 8.77 inches. 5.82 inches above normal. Total since Sept. 1. 15.64 inches;, 7:45 inches above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterdav.67. highest this a.m., 91 . - CITY High Low Prec. BrooSings 51 340 - Crater Lake 22 10 Giants Pass 38 22 Klamath Falls 30 19 .03 MEDFORD 35 24 Portland P. 41 36 SeatUe .Q...P....O. 36 o 29 Spokane a 27 18 Yakima 32 ? 9 Eureka .0. 519" 34 Red Bitiff 48--332 .01 .02 . T Sacramento 47 38 San Francisco 47 41 42 Los Angeles ,r 55 Phoenix 73 Denrer 31 5T So.". 67 29, .02 3? Chicago 41 Miami S - 76 New York : 37 Washington. D.C 34 FIVE-DAY FORECAST: I." T ' L' , (Through Jan. 4) o Western Oregon and Westeui Wash ington Precipitation totals less than normal. Increasing cloudiness over the week end witbria little rain Mon day or Tuesday. Total precipitation less than one-half inch. Cool at be ginning of period with warming trend over wk end. Temperatures averaging about normal. Highs in higj) 40s. Lows inQ20s first few days then warming slowly. Northern California A few scat tered showers through Sunday with snow in mou&ains. No appreciable precipitation. Temperatures below normal. Don't Miss This Big NEW YEAR'S NIGHT Bill Monroe Freddie Hart Terry Fell l I fHMV-? ' ' f - ii ROGUE VALLEY BALLROOM GREAT HITS! urn HIT No. 3 - Tug r-"-1 v?s9k " Kyrs& prii13 llamS HARIE Windsor . mm AN tTQ-BAWO WCTWg glgjQjf raw. Eddie Albert "Corp. Dolan AWOL" Ift Id o NEW YEAR'S MIDNITE SATURDAY! James CAGNEY TECHNICOLOR 9fH 1 1 1 1 ' fl L-4 1 mm Ko Extra Charge! Come Early! See THE NEVU PAR IN . . . 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