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fposlponed fjjm Jan. to Jan.
-) It will B r.iSM at toe home
O (91 Mrs. j Reames, Crater
(tiat , S:r tratcr Lake
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ehj!ter, Daugittors of the Amer-
dcan Revolution, will begin its 1
citizer.Chip else on Jan. 3 a3ji8 ,
(.'ortholv St., iftcdlorcf. Clashes j
0 C:s30 $.m., the fame day. .
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O o Patinti Convalescing" after
i minof suracry at Osteop.-riic
JioscSal Jo Arthur Davis, if
Scnwood or., ..ledimd. A medi
'c)ncal pirent at the same hospital
"iCDarlyn Pdd. 119 .N'orth CcS
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Daie Friend, 635 Pennsylvania
Jvewill undergo surgery Wed
nesday a'cSacred fc-'eart hospital.
according to Mrs. W. D
Friend.
9 in a
i Friend, who was injure'
' (jriiging aiidrnt "several months
I O 8' Yreka? CalifQ, nas ha3
several .operations since that
J 'oe.
r o o . c. 8
G ,Win3owj rroken-gShi?' P.
' BVanjk.noAfta St.. Medford,
; q reported t sheriff im officers Fri
rlTv that thp maioritv of the win-
rfr.w. anrirthe frrt riofir fft th9J
: bsptist churcloorganii.ition sum -
: mer &mv aove Prospect had
". m been brgken. Spe daiage was
. rprirted gi have len done rc
I tween Dec.tl andDec. 26.
: e. o
; Sier Dii Mrs. Percy Beard-
0 '"im25 ,Lcier lit, has received
T ate of the death of her sisttr,
Mrs. Madeline Tuttle in CristS-
CanaZorje, yeKtercla-jjnorn-ing.
Mrs. Tutt died uftexpect
edlyof a IajJ oi't'tack, it w;$
repemed. Cuneral se?viccs, coij,
("ucted0by the Order ot Eastern
Star? will jje followed by crema
tion of the body aigj shiftmen?
fifOVie hi to Pomona, CaOf..
Mfl BeardgP was informed.
Atys. Tg'.tle had visited her sis
t? hereyiany tim. Q
Lo '
Firmn Called Medford
firemen answtd tw6 calls0 this
morning, one,-at the J. F. Ayller
, u resden, 51, Soyth Oakdal'e
(rave., and the other at the Ken
neth Nolte residcjicp,. 335 North
Jfvy St. gfvt tit, Mflwr residence
anCrjil stove had overheated at
8:44a a.m., but caused no dam
At the t'olte reairaice,
slftft (Omage resuffbd from a
bla9g at 10:28 9 m., started by
a ShcCed washing mcDine
rjBitor.
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: hQ Ashland J6h. 7
Ashlad-OSi.kiyou Knife and
Fork club will meet QMor day.
Jan 7. at. 7 S0 p i In the sh
lar ESs club. Speaitfr w'll be
; Miss getty Roadman, Holljg
. . wood chariSer actress whose
5 aubject will be "A Actrgss
Looks aoAmrica."0
; Members mayma' reserva
tions until noooTSur .ay1(,Rin. 6,
with the club ecre'.ry, Willipm
Dwkins, P.O. Bo- 84, Ashland.
, Te secretary: 4.a as Jhat earBeroi
imorgiation co ocerning i.te
crneting could ot be given the
" Q Onembership si ceIiss Roadman
!g failed t co i'irm her engage-
niSfri until t- Jay.
i Births
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COOF0 To Mr. an8 Mrs. Mor-
'Pcfxce, 9noeatty
Medford.i?Sn0e;
Y Dec. 2 . 1956, a hoy, 8'pounds,
-Oit S? r?d Hearcjnospital.
oo
u HNIFyEN To Mr. ur Mrs
R' man. 340 North Central ave.,
yiioT$, Dec. 29, 166, a Rirl.
'O gnunds, tb Sred Heart
O lospital. o 0
rJROBBIXS fb Mr. ad Mrs.
3 ' nNeil, routel?box 133. Gold Hill,
? Dec. 30, 195. a boy, 9' 4 pounds,
TIERCE To
and Mra.
Lloyd. Trail, Dec.
boy. 8 pourids, at
hospital.
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Steel Strength Lifts
Industrial
,j;ew York -s- U.P
Strength
i i . ai .hs,: ir.riav
licted the
I industrial average
to within
of the 500
touching flistance.
level. !
Industrials r&ached their hiyh- j
est price averagewise since Sept. j
14. Rails and utilises dfd prac-1
tically .nothing. . Special issues
mad good gains. j
In the steels new highs were I
set by Bethlehem, Crucible, Lu- j
kens. Carpenter Steel. Wheel
ing and U. S. S?eel. Gains in
groilp ranged to more than 4
poin(s
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. fredictio
of a record 1957
helped" boost the steels. Motors
fell bafk fractions,, American
Telephone met heavy investment
demand and. ran up 3 points, a
very wide gain for this issue.
Gulf, with a rise of mfire than
4 points feaiured ?e oils. In
ternational Business" Machines
touched aQnew high at550"up
11 before greeting moderate
realizing.
Trading rose1 to rfw high
since lAarch 29.
There were a fr' wie losers,
nctaoly American Airlines pre
ferred which fell seven points.
Alld Chemical 971 s
American CarD tA3.
A T iT o 171's
Anaconda Copper 72
Bethlehem Steel
198'i
89 "i
70
1 Caterpillar Corp.
Chrysler Corp.
ContineitaloCai 47-"is
Crown Zellerbacto 53 ii
Curtiss Wright 46'
Du Porrf 0 l!2n."i
Eastman Kodak 873,4
general Electric .o. 60". 4
General Goods ..?. 3'2
Gewrtl Motors 44
Georgia Pacific 27Jh
Granjt) Paige l !n
Momestake Mining 34ni
Kaiser Frazer Unquoted
KfnnJ,ott Copper 1275s
Lockheed Aircraft 7
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Perianal Property
teport BtenSf In qiJ
(Besonal property report
blanks are being mailed today
by the coiyity assessors' office.
Approximately 5.500 of the
(blanks fr reporSng gr8perty
for taxation were sent out.
Assessors office officials said
that th forms muSt be returned
to the local office by March 2.
feAILY WEATHEt tEPOBT
FOIt,( ASTS:
Med!rd and vicinity Increasing
and (tjuc trning clouds tooiKi, con-
siderabie cloiidiness Tuesday, chance
of widely scattered liRht showers. For
patches in th valley tonight and i
early Tuesday Low lonht 30-32, !
hich Tuesdti-' 43.
Western Oregon Cloudy trgiiRht j
aift Tuesdav morning wrth rain on ;
the coast prcading to tie nterior 1
during the mpm and Tuesday morn
ing, except no rain lPtely in southern
Oregon interior. Partial clearing Tues
day afternoon. Low tonight 30-40;
nich Tuesday 42-52.
Northern Clifornia Increasing
cloudiness tonight with rat becin
ning in the extreme north portion cur
ing the night and reading south
ward Tuesday. Slightly warmer to
night. lightlv cooler Tuesday.
LOCAL DATA:
Temperature: ttfea estamay, 36:
helowonormaf 1. Reordhigh this date.
62 in lV9. Record, low this date. 12
in ifetB. fi
Precipitation: 2 hours to mid
night, none. Midnight to 10 a.m.,
tract Total this rfiionth. 2 32 in.. .72
in. fceiow normal. Total sin Sept. 1,
9.76 in.. 1.49 in. above normal.
Humidity: Lowest yesterday 70.
highest thg a.m. aOO
Htth
4:30
m.w.
low
I4"
hr.
City
Yestf r-
35
51
50
BrookinKfl
Crater Lake
Grants Pas
iriP ... irJit.
42
20
32
19
27
3fi
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rrtland ....
38
Settle
t4 3 .04
. 28 2
29 2 7
. 54 45
. 6R 40
. 56 2
. 5x 38
;57 44
Jl 38
. 2 36
40 34
. 65 54
. 28 21
. 31 38
Eureka
Red Bluff
cSacramento
o San Frani co .
Los Angeles . .
Phoenix .
Denver
Chicago o-
Miai. ......
Nw York
Washington, D.oC.
FltjF-niY WEATHEtL
FORECAST
Tfi Op and Westera Wuh-
lnt' Showers tonight and a(?in lsc
Wednesdav and Friday or Saturday, to
tal r&nf.-ij! amountinff .to one to' two
A inrhes alone the coast and one-half
i to one Inch inland valletjs Tempera-
mres averaonn near normal. Hlgna
mostie'in the 40s. loiies in the 3fis
Northern0 CaltforniaTwo or three
rainvonays with snow in moun'avns.
Terjeratures nea normal.
tha New Year In to rn.BEiT
- iring All Youf Frieds nd Come
0 -
Average
Katy Pfd.
622
38U
j Montgomery Ward
e . York Central 331s
Penr.ey, J. Q 82
Ptnn RR 21 '4
Radio Corporation 35"s
Richfield Oil 67'. i
Socony Vacuum : 55
South Co 20' 2
Southern Pacific 477s
Standard California 49'4
Standard Indiana 62' s
Standard N. J 5834
Sua Mines 67s
Texas Guif 3038
Tex Pac Land Trusi 7
Trans America 37n,4
Tras West Air 19
Tri-Contincntal 27' 4
Un Crbide 1 154
Union Pacific 30' 4
Unite'd Aircraft 89::4
17. A. I 42 4
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel 73' 2
Younastown TIT 123
Broken Insylators
Cause Power Outage
Accumulation of fog and ce
ment dust broke insulators on a
66.000-volt transmission line in
tte west edge of Gold Hill, caus
ing a power outage for about 2' ,2
hours this morning in Gold Hill
nd oirrounding rural areas, ac
cording to Bjll Tlagker, district
superintendent for California
Oregon Powe company.
Tucker saidP the "faiJt" oc
curred about 6:37 m and the
impact caused mercury vapor
f?Khts in downtown Medford to
go off for about 10o minutes. It
also c&usetl lights in Medford to
blink periodically, but Gold Hill
area customers were the only
ones totally without ppwftr, he
said. Power was restored to
fhi'm about 9:03 a.m. Tucker
said crews had considerable dif
ficultyoin locating tle source, of
the outage. Fog hampered their f
kork atjd it was necessary to
climb evft-y pole and check
equipment for aftoijt one mile
befjire they discovered the brok
en insiifators.
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j Obituaries
! .NANCY M. HULL
! Nancy Mattilda Hull, 68, route
1, box 107E, Eagle Point, died
at .Verlin Sanitarium in Gants
Pass Sunday merning.
Mrs. Hull wat born at Eagle
Bend, Minn., on Dec. 15. 1888.
She had lived in outhern Ore
gon for the past sight years.
She is survived bv her hus
band, Waldo Hull. Eagle Point,
two sons, Clyde R. Jffnsen ad
Virgil W. Jensen. Sweet Home,
two brothers, Lester Smith, Rid
dle, and Leonard Smith, Long
Bcachi-Wash., five sisters, Mrs.
Mamie Chandler. Portlapd. Mrs.
Helen Bailey, Missoula, Mont.,
Mrs. Mabel Coyle, Vancouver,
Wash., Mrs. E 1 v a Radforci,
Sandy, Ore., Mrs. Ruth Ken
nedy, Roseburg, and nine grand
children. Funeral servif.es will be held
atthe Perl Funeral home Wed
nesday at 1 p.m., with Elder
John Trude of the Severffh Day
Adventist Church officiating. In
terment will be in he Butte
Falls tfemetery.
MRS. DEANA J. HUGHES
Funeral services for Mrs.
Deana Justine Hughes, 38, Volf
Creek, who died Friday from
injuries suffered when her vehi
cle went over the Tolo overpass
on Highwav 99 Thursday, will
be held in Conger-Morns' chapel
Wednesday at 10 a.m. Rev. R. H.
fMathewson oj the Four Square
chuvch will officiate. Committal
will be in Siskiyog Memorial
park.
Mrs. Hughes was born Oct. 15,
1918 in Klamath Falls. On June
27, 1938 in Grants Pass she was
married to Eugene J. Hughese
who survives.
Other survivor include
daughter Ellen Jean, at home;
lather, Gust Soderlund, Sausa
lito, Calif.; mother, Margie Sod
erlund, Medford; three brothers,
Nels Soderlund,-Salias, Calif.;
Peter Sodjerlftnd, Eugene; and
Loren Sodealund, Medford.
New York's seiite met for the
first, time Sept. 40, 1777 at
Kingston, N.Y. A nonh later,
the 0 British army burned the
hoi .se in which the Senate met.
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irsuasion:
DOROTHY fctcGUIW
R0pft MAIN . RICHARD EVt- R0WT fCKC
Deadline for Free
Cleaning Set Today
Today is the last day local
members f the Oregon State
Laundry Owners association will
accept clothing H3 be cleaned
ard distributed free of charge
for Hungarian refugees, Al
Dumas, local president of the
association, reminded residents
today.
The drive began several weeks
ago and Dumas said residents
of he Medford area hav do
nated about l'i tons of clothing
so far. Gleaning establishments
expect to finish processing the
clothes in sbout a week. The
contributions will be turned over
to the Sacred Heart Catholic
parish for shipping and distri
bution. The establishments also poc
essecP a large amount of clothing
whiPh was turned over to the
Jackon county United Nations
organization during their recent
Hungarian relief campaign.
Establishments participating in
the drive are American Laun
dry, 132 South Central ave..
Crystal White Laundry and Dry
Cleaners, 811 &'orth Central
ai-e., Medford Doraestic Laundry
and Dry Cleaners, 30 R'orth Riv-
erside ave.. Mechanics Laundry.
1100 North Central ave., and
Ashland Laundry and Cry Clear
ers. 41 Third st., Ashland.
The cleaning firms have also
hectt offering free pick-up serv
ice for items to be cleaned and
distributed te refugees.
Salem (U.R) Oregon's new
Supreme Court justice, Randall
Kijster, 40, will be sworn ift
Thuwday at 2 p$n. 31 the gov
trnor's office.
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THE MOTION ftCTUJH SCOQ9 Of THf CCMnjRYl
InidentjfiedP5lying bjects
Monday, December 31, 193B
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland (UP)" Eggs To t-eUil-crs:
Grade AA Iarpe 50-51c;.A larfte
47-48c; AA medium 45-7c; A medium -44-46c;
A small 37-38e, carton, l-3c
additional.
Butter To retailers: AA grad
prints, 70-71c lb; cartons 7-72c; A
prints 70-71c; B prints 68-69c.
Cheese Medium cured To retail
ers: A gr-de . Cheddar, single daisies
45i2-52c; 5-lb loaves. SI "2-57?, pro-
cessed American cheese, 5-lD loaf
41 la -44C.
Farn Market
Portland (UPt California letture
was at s new seasonal hgh today with
name brand crates at V85-7 and a lew
to 7.50; avocado sold at 5.75-5 R5 for
best 2i's. down 25-35 cents; Cornice
pear market season neared its. close
with listings by some dealers down
to 6.75-6.85 a box with xtreme
around 7.00.
Poultry, Rabbits
Live Chickens Quoted growers
(No. 1 qualitv. f ob. Portland): K?.vers,
2 '2-4 lbs 17-18c lb; light hens, too few
transactions Portland price; 10-llc
lb at ranch; heavy hens, 5 lbs up. not
enough trading for Portland prfee: at
country. 13-14c lb: old rooster 7-9c.
Dressed Chirkens No. 1 grade
dresed to retailers: Fryers, whole
drawn 31-35c lb; cut up 341c; hens,
light type, cut up 34-37c; neavy-tj-pct
whole, drawn. 7-4 lb.
Turfteyi To producers. Fryer tur
keys, live weight. 27-28c lb; young A
grade turkey hens 35-36c on an evis
cerated basis; young toms 34-35c lb..
ud to 26 lbs; l-2c premium over this
weight.
Dressed Turkeys To retailers: A
grade liens 45-48c Jb, eviscerated: A
grade toms to 24 m 44-46c lb; over
24 lbs 4ti-52c lb.
Rabbits i Average to growers, f.ob.
killing njants): Live, white 3-5 lbs
f o b. dressing plants. Portland 21-24c;
colored pelts 4c under; old does 10-lc
lb. a few higher. Fresh kifced fryers to
retailers 56-58c lb; cut up b0-63c.
PORTLAND HAY, CEAIH
Portland WholesSle Hftv Pr)es:
No. 2 green alfalfa baled f.o.b. Port
land $34-35. o
Wholesale prices as reported b the
USD A market news service: Wheat.
No. 2 soft, hite. S84 a ton; No. 2
white oats. 38-lb West Coast delivery
$5 fco. 2 Valley white oats S52 ton,
soybean meal $77 ton .b. Partland;
barley No. 2 45-lb West Coast delivery
S47 ton f.o.b. Portlai, No. 2 yellow
corn Eastern shipment feo.b. Portland
SOl.Cfi-62 ton. o
PUTS
TSLE HOTTEST SAKE 19
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PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland (UP) Cattle 1500. Goc!
choice around 950 lb fed steers 21. 23?
several loads mostly low-choice 20
20 25? load good around 1000-lb 19;
standard tter 16-18; utility 12-15;
good fed heifer 17-18! 50; canner-cut-ter
cows mostly 7.50-9.5$: golstein and
beef ype cutter's to 10 50; utility cows
10 50-12; commercial 12o50-13 50; utjpr
?ty bulls 14-16. J
Calves 10. Good-choice ve!brs 21
24, cull arffl utility 7013.50. n
Hogs 650. Sorfcd 1 and0 2 grade lf)0-o
id ly.za-iy.ou; mixea l. z and &
grades W.50-19; sows 300-500 lb 13.50
17; few No. 1 and 2 lots 17.25-17.50.
Sheep 1200 Mostly croj.v 122-lb
Washington range iambs 19.75- part
load centra? Oregon 19.50; loaa 123-lb
Washington rairce lamlj also 19.50;
cull-good ewes 2-5.
tfse Mail Tlhune Want Ad
The Low Cost Way to Sell
Attention Eagles!
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New$ About
Servicemen
AWft 0 LEAVt
Pvt. FoslePH. Greb J, son of
Mt aJSd MrT. H. G;eb7 rest
Third st.. Eafie Point, is visitifcg
day leave. Hfc is in Iie 7th eoi
nec battalfbn, firs Marine divi
sion, at Cnp Indleton, Cftlif.
Upon his retury to CampPen
dleton, he vffill resume his duties
as communications man.G o
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