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December because their meeting
date conw-s on Christmas day.
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Medford.Q has reported to city
the tht of his bicycle
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HAdiord.
CBike Foud City puce have
foi,-i finding an abandoned
cycle on 11th st. near the
Southern J't.cific railroad tracks.
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Good Modern Music
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DANCE TOa THE COMBINED MUSIC OF
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Featuring The JBEST In Western Swing
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Personal
Patient Medical'patient at
Osteopathic hosprtal is Mrs. A.
C. Mosher of Gold Hill.
Visits Here Edward Meash-
ner and daughter, Gretchen, of
Berkeley, Calif., were visitors
at the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Youman, 610 Thomas rd., Med
ford, this week.
Gas Escapes Firemen were
called yesterday afternoon to
check the cause of an odor of
gas at the John.Nuries home, 124
King si. They said the plugged
outlet on a burner of a gas heat
er caused the flame to go out. A
small amount of gas had escaped
into the room.
Accident Vehicles operated
by Billy Ross Hill, 29, of Big
Springs, Texas, and Walter Ron
old Hanson, 19, of Sheridan,
Ore., were involved in an acci
dent on Highway 99 near Neil
creek south of Ashland early
today. There were injuries and
no citations were issued, accord
ing to slate police.
Ont Cited Robert George
Welch, Shady Cove, was cited
for failure to yield the right of
way yesterday when the car he
was driving was involved in a
collision with one operated by
Robert Joseph Messelback. 48
South Barneburg rd., Medford,
a fourth and Bartlett sts., ac
cording to city police. No in
juries were reported.
Arraigned Today Ocil M.
Hanscom, 41, Jacksonville, was
arraigned in district court this
morning on a charge of non-support
and was released on his own
recognizance until Feb. 21. He
was arrested Thursday. Ivan
Clifford Rock, 24. of 3070 Cra
ter Lake ave , Medford, who was
arraigned on a non-support
charge anrt bound over to the
grand jury yesterday, was also
relcasd today on his own recog
nizance. SERVED .
EVERY
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Popular
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HERO WORSHIP Little 8-vear-old Louis looks in awe
at Dean Derby, University of Washington halfback, who
visited with youngsters at the Shriners Hospital for
Crippled Children in San Francisco. Dean will use his
strong legs to run with the West team against the East
so that little ones like Louis may some day walk again.
The East-West classic will be played in San Francisco's
Kezar Stadium Dec 29.
Stock List Rallies
In Broad Activity
New YorkT-U.R) Stocks ral-1 Bethlehem Steel ISO
lied in a broad, active preholi-1 Caterpillar Corp 89
day market todav and finished ! Chrysler Corp 713i
the week about unchanged from
the end of 1955.
Gains were well distributed
with a few wide ones in selected
steels, metals, aircrafts, utilities,
sugars and papers. The advances
ranged to more than eight in
Lukens Steel and to nearly four
in National Supply.
The rise involved some cover
ing by shorts unwilling to risk
holding over the four-day mar
ket shutdown through the
Christmas holiday.
Today's prices on selected
stocks:
Allied Chemical 98
American Can 4u'78
AT&T 168
Anaconda Copper 74'. i
Pear Prices
Portland (U.R) Wholesale
pear market: Oregon lugs 40 lb.
Cornice 2.25-2. 5Q: standard box
5-6: Anjous fancy W&P box
4.75-5; lugs wrapped 3.25-3.50.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland (UP. Cattle for week
2800. Choice 1182 Jb. fed steer 21;
other choice steers 19.50-20; good
steers 17.30-19: standard 15.50-17.50;
utility down to 9.30; Rood-choice 773
lb. fed heifers 18.25; good 18-18;
standard 14-16; canner-cutter cows
late b-8.25, few 8.50 with beef type
to 9.50; utility bulls 13-15.
Calves for week 500. Good-choice
vealers early 21-26; standard 1420.
calves 13-16.50. early to 18
Hors for week 2175. Sorted 1 and 2
lightweight butchers 18 25-18 50; early
top 19; mixed 1, 2 and 3 grade 180
235 lb 17-50-18; No, 3 down to 17;
sows 300-550 lb. 12 50-16.50.
Sheep tor week 1485. Good
choice wooied lambs 1650-17.50;
choice 18; good-choice shorn Iambs
16-17. choice 1 7. 25-17. 75 : Rood-choice
feeders 13-16, light feeders down to
10. ewes 2-5.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland l UP.) Egga ToreUUeri:
Grade AA large. 91-33c: A large. 48
49c; AA medium. 46.48c; A medium.
45-47c: A imali, 37-33c. carton. l-3c
additional.
Butter To retaileni: AA grade
prints. 70-Tlc lb.; carlona. 71-"5c; A
prints. 70-71c; B prints, 68-69C
Cheese Medium cured To retail
ers: A Krade Cheddar, single daisies,
457-52c; 3-lb loaves. 5113-fl7c; pro
cessed American cheese, i-lb. loaf.
41i-44c.
Farm Marktt
Portland i U.P Larg Fed Deli
cioui apples topped the market at 7
7 25 today; other quotations mostly
steady.
Poultry, Rabbits
Live Chickens Quoted rrowers
(No. 1 quality, f.o.b. Portland); Fry
ers 2' i-4 lbs. 13-lSc lb.; light hens,
too few transactions for Portland
price; 10-1 Ic lb. at ranch; heavy henj.
5 lbs. up. not enough trading for
Portland price; at country, 13-14C lb.;
old roosters. 7-9c.
Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade
dressed to retailers; Fryers, whole
drawn. 31-35c lb.; cut up. 35-41e;
hens, light type. cut. 34-37c; heavy
type, whole drawn. 37-41C lb
Turkeys To producers: Fryer tur
keys. Jive weight. 27-28e lb. young A
grade turkev hens. 33-36e on an evis
cerated basis; young toms. 34-35c lb.,
up tn 26 lbs.. l-2c premium over this
weight.
Dressed Turkeys To retailers: A
grade hens-. 45-46e lb., eviscerated;
A srraHe toms to 24 lba., 44-4 6c lb.;
over 24 lbs. 4S-52C lb.
Rabbits 'Average to growers, fob.
killing plant!: Live white. 34-3 lbs.,
f.o b. dressing plants. Portland. 21-24c:
colored pelts. 4c under; old does. 10-12c
lb., a few higher. Fresh lulled fryers
to retailers. 36-38C lb.; cut up, 60-63C.
j PORTLAND HAY. GRAIN
I Portland Wholesale Hay Prices:
i No. 2 green alfalfa baled f.o b. Port-
- land. S34-35.
Wholesale price as reported by the
I'SDA market new service: Wheat
' No 2 soft white, JR3 a ton: No. 2
i white oats 38-lh. West Coart deJiv
ery, 57; Nn. 2 Valley white oats. 52
ton. tnvhesn meal. $76 50 ton fob
Portland, barley No 2. 45-lb West
CoaM deliverv. $5, 50 standard mih
run prompt delivery. $46-47 ton fob
Portland: No 2 yellow corn. Eastern
shipment, f.o.b. Portland, 961.35 ton.
POISON OAK?
Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
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chaerfully rafundid. Get a kettle ttv
it at WESTERN THRIFT.
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Crown Zcllerbach 533i
Curtiss Wright 47U
Du Pont 187
Eastman Kodak 877s
General Electric 61' i
General Foods 4334
General Motors 44'g
Georgia Pacific 28 ,4
Graham Paige IM
Homestake Mining 343i
Kaiser Frazer unquoted
Kennecott Copper 127' 2
Lockheed Aircraft 563i
Katy Pfd 57
Montcomery Ward 388
New York Central 34
Penney J C 80
Penn RR 2 1 -" i
Radio Corporation 35!z
Richfield Oil 68
Socony Vacuum 53Vi
Southern Co 20' s
Southern Pacific 45vs
Standard California 46s8
Standard Indiana 60s4
Standard NJ 58' 4
Sun Mines 71 k
Texas Gulf 307s
Tex Pac Land Trust 7
Transamerica 37' 4
Trans West Air 20
Tri-Continental 264
Un Carbide 115H
Union Pacific 30i
United Aircraft 94
UAL - 43's
U S Rubber 48
U S Steel 72i '2
Youngstown S & T 122'.4
Oregonian Seeks
Dismissal of Suit
Portland (U.R) The Oregon
ian yesterday filed a motion to
dismiss the $2 million damage
suit brought against it by Dis
trict Attorney William Langley.
The Multnomah county prose
cutor is suing the newspaper in
connection with last summer's
vice probe in Portland in which
the newspaper and its staff play
ed a prominent part.
The motion for dismissal was
based on the grounds that Lang
ley's complaint fails to state a
claim on which relief can be
granted; that he has cited uncon
stitutional statutes, and that the
Federal Distric Court in Port
land does not have jurisdiction.
2 BIG DANCES
ir Christmas Eve and
it Christmas Night
Dec. 24 A 25
ROGUE VALLEY BALLROOM
featuring the Coker Family
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PIZZA
PIES!
Served until 12 Midnight in the
Palomino Room
Ask about our carerinq service to large gatherings. Tho perfect
refreshment for your Grange, Lodge or Company Parties.
Phone 2-6231 Jackson Hotel
Around
Hollywood
By ALINf MOSSY
United Press Correspondent
Editor's note: Aline Mosby is on
vacation. Want some ideas on Christ
mas decorations? Today's guest col
umn is by Carl Neubert, an interior
decorator, who has the inside word
on how Hollwood homes will look
this Christmas.
By CARL NEUBERT
Written for United Prei
Hollywood u.R) Because
their house is ultramodern, the
Robert Mitchums will boast one
of Hollywood's most unusual
trees this year a tree sprayed
with black enamel and loaded
with gold ornaments.
But other trees will run
parallel to the taste of people
nationwide.
Mrs. Clark Gable strictly ad
heres to the old-fashioned green
tree with vari-colored ornaments.
Throughout the rambling ranch
house she has hung Delia Robbia
wreaths and large branches of
holly tied with huge red bows.
Ann Blyth and Danny Thomas
feature elaborate front-yard, tab
leaux of the Nativity scene. And
a long-time client of mine. Lou
Costello, goes in for a Santa
Claus, deer, toys and little help
ers on his front lawn. In Bob
Hope's front yard is a 150-foot
tree which he lights with thou
sands of twinkling blue lights.
Lights Outline House
Doris Day put up a huge white
tree and has strung lights to out
line the front of her house. Vin
cent Price's tree is decorated
with small religious medallions
which he has collected for years.
Ronald Coleman lit the two huge
trees in the front yard of his
Santa Barbara home with red
and green lights.
Bob Wagner's eight-foot tree
is trimmed with candy canes,
cornucopias and old-fashioned
ornaments.
Tree trimming parties are pop
ular among the younger set. such
as the Bill Campbells and Tony
Curtis and Janet Leigh. Ann Mil
ler purchased a Santa Claus out
fit in red satin, trimmed in white
ermine, to entertain her guests at
a yule party.
Santa Doll Featured
Eddie Fisher and Debbie Rey
nolds' decor is centered around
a life-sized Santa doll.
Greer Garson's tree is laven
der with purple orchids. Clint
Walker created his own tree of
dried tumblewced, sprayed
white, and loaded with tiny lights
and one-inch ornaments. Peggy
Lee and Dewey Martin outlined
their hilltop house in colored
lights.
Agnes Moorhead sent her
friends old English-style mistle
toe balls, 15 inches in diameter,
trimmed in red velvet ribbons
and antique ornaments. This is
the seventh year she has fol
lowed this- custom.
The Humphrey Bogart's din
ner table Christmas day will
feature 18-inch ice cream Santa
Clauses. Jack Benny's dinner
guests will get ice cream snow
balls set in a bed of holly and
topped with a tiny, lighted red
candle.
Obituary
CLARENCE M. HARVEY
Funeral services for Clarence
Millard Harvey, 56, of 727 Palm
st., Medford, who died unex
pectedly Wednesday, will be
held in Conger-Morris chapel at
10:30 a.m. Saturday. The Rev.
D. Kirkland West of the First
Presbyterian church will offici
ate. Committal will be in Siski-
you Memorial park.
Mr. Harvey was born in I
Clyde, Kan., April 4, 1890. On
Aug. 9, 1924, in Goldon, Colo., j
he was married to Florence j
Robinson, who survives. He had j
made his home in Denver for 20 j
years, moving to Medford in '.
1946.
Survivors, besides his wife,
include a daughter, Mrs. Eloise
Rapp, Medford; a son, Gerald B.
Harvey, Seattle. Wash.; a sister,
Mrs. W. "E. Shaver, and his
mother, Mrs. Rena Harvey, both
of Beatrice, Neb., and six grand
children. Hst, Frith lakad
Fiixa Fiat. Hot bub
blips tomato mil
with malted imported
cheeie.
Friday. December 21, 1936
Dense Midwest Fog Delays Holiday
Travelers;
By UNITED PRESS
One of the most widespread
fogs on record blanketed the
Middlewest and delayed thous
ands of travelers on their Christ
mas journeys today.
The fog was blamed for
at
least 12 deaths and disrupted j
airline traffic swollen by a rec
ord volume of Christmas travel.
11 Already Dead
Light drizzle slicked high
ways and at least 11 were dead
in tra.fic accidents, an inauspi
cious preview of the Christmas
holiday traffic death count
which begins at 6 p.m. tonight.
The National Safety Council
warned tnat the period may set
an all-time high for traffic fa
talities. The council estimated
that 660 persons will be killed
in traffic from 6 p.m. Friday to
midnight Tuesday.
The derailment of an Illinois
Central train near Belleville,
111., killed two persons and in
jured 37. State police said rain
shifted a temporary roadbed and
the tracks gave way as the train
passed over it.
Air-Traffic Delayed
The fog, marking the first day
of winter, stretched westward to
Omaha, Neb., eastward to Cleve
land, Ohio, and as far south as
Atlanta, Ga.
Chicago reported airline traf
fic delayed from 12 to 15 hours.
Midway Airport was closed
Thursday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The airport at St. Louis also
was closed.
Airports, railroad stations and
bus terminals were jammed as
the holiday began.
The Santa Fe added an extra
eastbound Chief and a special
10-car streamliner to pick up
east-bound military personnel
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Totzy to
nicht. Saturday and Sunday with only
partial afternoon clearing. Cooler
temperatures. Low tonight 23. High
Saturdav 35-38.
Western Oregon: Partly cloudy to
night and Saturday. Patches of val
ley fog. Cooler tonight. Low tonight
26-36. High Saturday 36-46.
Northern California: Fair through
Saturday. Little temperature change.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
35: below normal 3
Record high this date 63 in 1940.
Record low this date 11 in 1914
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to mid
night. .06 inch. Midnight to 10 a.m..
.02 inch.
Total thin month 230 inches. .21
inches above normal.
Total since Sept. 1. 9.74 inches, 2.42
inches above normal.
HUMIDITY: LoweM yesterday 94.
niKncsi mis a m luuve.
CITY Huh 4 30 am. 24-hr.
Yesterday Low Prec.
Brooking 47 39 .36
Crater Lake :,R is .S:t
Grants Pass 39 35 .16
Klamath Kails .. 37 24 '1
MEDFORD 37 32 .OR
Portland 4 4 34 .3S
Seattle 47 36
Spokane 42 30
Yakim a 40 2 8
Eureka 48 42 J0
Red Bluff 54 32 T
Sacramento
San Francisco ... 51 41
Los A n geles -.. 7 5 4 8
Phoenix 70 38
Denver 43 26
Chicago 37 35 .01
Miami 80 72
New York 53 43 . .19
Washington, D.C. 58 45 .05
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
(Thrush Drc. 26):
Western Oregon-Western Washing
ton Slightly below normal precipita
tion, except little or none in south
western Oregon. Precipitation coming
Sunday and early Monday with total
amounts western Washington .5 to 1
inch and western Oregon .1 to .5 inch.
Fog in many valleys Christmas morn
ing but clearing in most places during
afternoons. Temperatures near normal
with highs mostly in mid 40s, lows id
low 30s.
Northern California Probable rain
extreme north late in period. Other
wise no precipitation. Temperatures
nar normal.
ENJOY GENUINE
CHARCOAL
BROILED FOODS
In the
CANDLE ROOM
at the Medford
Hotel
HERE'S A THRILLER
FOR THE
SATURDAY
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEH
High Death
J from San Diego Naval Base and
Camp Pendle'ion.
Monday Off Ordered
In the nation's capital, gov
ernment employees were given
Monday off by presidential de-
! cree, so their holiday began to
day. Most major airlines put on
extra flights out of Washington.
Many states pressed Kddttional
Cooler Weather
In Store for-Slate0
Bj- UNITED PRESS . i
Cooler weathe'r over the week
end but little likelihood of heavy !
precipitation was in store for
Oregon today.
The weather bureau predicted
scattered showers in western
Oregon and some snow flurries
in the mountains through Sat
urday. Temperatures are expected to
dip below the freezing mark
in both sections and combined
with the probability of fog
patches will make driving condi
tions risky in some sections dur- '
ing night and morning hours.
Lows of 15 to 25, except 5 to
10 in some high valleys, ere
predicted for eastern Oregon to
night. Western Oregon tempera-,
turcs will-drop dovnlo 26 to
36 degrees.
Light precipitation is expected ;
Sunday or Monday. . o
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San Diego police planned to
station patrolmen near bars to
arrest drunks w'gjpn ev start
to drive off.
Arizona planned limited use
of national guardsmen and will
put 70 extra patrol cars on the
highways.
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