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Newspaper Page Text-.: r. .-'--,. Local and Personal i oaooxxng F.n.u-Two 13-, With Ski Troup. - Friends year-old Medford boys Satur- here have learned -that Lance ay admitted they had been ow 16 son ot MaJ- and snooting a pellet gun on the ...f' w ifen Renfrow, Bell- west side of town, Medford police reported. .. Fish Story-Three Medford boys, brothers, were question ed Sunday in connection with taking numerous baby gold- sn irom a pond in the back yard of Grace Reed Fichtner, 0.3 SOUth Hollv Kt . TUlBAtnr. V -"f --wvA.VX U police reported. Bike Hits Auto -Harold x nomas Van Sickle, 11, of 53 jrcis . ci., received minor cratches Saturday evening wen me Dicycie he was rid ing struck a parked car own- viue, xu., nas joined the xomrny Bartlett Water Ski snow. The youth's mother is me iormer Ruby Stone of jvieatord. Awning Burns A 10 by 15- loot awning at Robinson urotners store, 114 East Main St., was destroyed by fire early this morning, city firemen re ported. The blaze presumably was caused by a cigarette thrown from the street. Fire men were called about 2:35 a.m. Vehicles Collide-Cars onpr. ated by William Boone Kat- zenbach, 528 North Grape st., 512 Summit ave.. in the 11 on -- . iiyuiicu.. ruuie said no citations were issued. i, .. ana Alice Kathleen lUni.- 1105 Shafer lane. cnAX in the Dark- mg lot at Cubby's Drive-in. aoutn ttvierside ave 'MoAtA it . Daughter Born-A daPht.r .l?,1" ?.oriea- Alison Marlene, was bom ye bsued City Recreation I Obituaries Summer Schedule Monday: 9:00 Pirates vs. Bombers at fhsphool Boys Touch Football 10:00 Story hour, small games and sandbox play at Hawthorne park;. 1 :00 Bullrinoai va XTa.v Mc,U Boya Touch Football :9 Game and Arts & Crafts wuiui iic pars.. 525 Tin in Cm. wt ai'Ses16"1 fam0U8 'Ports person- Tuesday: 8:30 Eagles vs. Bombers at High sch2irBoy Touch Football 10:00 59ers vs. Hawkeves at High school Boys Touch tfnnthall 10:00 Stnrr hi, ...n - Hawthorne park. ' 1)0 BnmhAre ... "D..T1 j . , ;n T ' -loucn football EVLYN MORROW Ashland - Funeral services for Mrs. Evlyn Rowena Mor row, 63, of 188 Alida st., who cuea xnaay night will be held ruesaay, Aug. 18. at 1:30 D.m at Litwiller's Mountain View cnapel with the Rev. B .1 Holland officiating. Interment will be in Hargadine ceme tery. Mrs. Morrow, who had been in failing health for about a year, was born Oct. 7, 1895, at Myrtle Point. She moved to Ashland in 1917 and was a t-Gmes and Arts & Crafts member of the Alpha chapter, Hawthorne park I OrHor. freunesaay: 8 :30 FapTp v. tti school Boys Touch Football 1 .00 59prK v TTr1rr.. TTt -w school Boys Touch Fnnthaii 10:00 Stoi-v hm,. Hcrwtharne park. 1:00 Rnrnti ... . . . . , . aouis at jnc . 5 Dys -loucn Football TT ""J Barnes and Arts & Crafts Hawthorne park were xeraay to Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe n e z, Sacramento, Calif., Chez's parents have been in formed. The daughter is the third for the Chezs. Grand parents of the youngster are Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Chez, 812 Palm st. Joe Chez, an ex Medford High school athlete, is in the insurance business at Sacramento. Patients - Sacred Heart hospital reported today that Clarence E. Johnston of 1003 Northeast 8th st., Grants Pass, is a surgical patient mere. Medical patients at Sacred Heart are Verne Cimf 1, 162 North 2nd St., Central Point; Ernest Brldgman, box 153, Camp White; and Charles A. TharD 1967 Tavlnr rrt Central Point. . Grass Fires - Medford fire men said that a 50 by 100-foot grass fire at Grand and Co rona aves., about 10:40 a.m. yesterday was attributed to a cmid playing with matches. Another fire, about 3:40 pan., burned grass and blackberry vines in the '1900 block of Hazel st. and charred about 20 feet of board fence. Cen tral Point rural firemen were called to a grass fire about iz:3o p.m. yesterday at the Don Osborn place on Table Rock rd. near Forest Acres. Hubcaps. Skirts Taken- Clayton Jerome Miller, 104Vi Central ave., Ashland, report ed to Bedford police Satur day of the theft Thursday night of four hubcaps worth $15 and a pair of fenripr skirts worth $10 from his car while the vehicle was parked on Austin st. between Nian tic st. and North Riverside ave. FESTIVAL PLAYS Tonight: "Twelfth Wight' and "Maike." Tuesday: "King John." Wednesday: "Measure for Measure. inursday: "Antony and Cleopatra." Curtain Time- 8:30 p.m. Bus from Medford leaves Medford hotel at 7:30; Jackson hotel 7:35 p.m. vraer oi Eastern Star anrt Ashland Lady Elks. She mar ried Richard R. Morrow. Oct. 12, 1957. Survivors include Dand, and stepchildren, Mrs. oennie ureese, Yreka, Calif., aim ivirs. .Betty Uiaflm, Phoe nix; one son Leonard Morrow. rwuoie, and live grandchil dren. Try and Stop JVIo " Sy BENNETT CERF Oregon To Get Funds for Aging HARRY G. VESTAL Ashland - Funeral serving for Harry Graham Vestal, 80, of route 2, box 655, Central Point, who died Saturday in an ' Ashland nursing home, Swill be held Tueadav a' 18, at 3 p.m. in Litwilipr'c" Mountain View chapel. The Rev. Herschel Hall . will nf. "u wun interment . in Mountain View cemetery. mr. vestel was born Jan 13, 1879 in Nebraska and lived in Asniand for 20 veara h fore moving to Central Point m i. tie was a member of tvo First Methodist church mi . xuru. He TACK BENNY belie. fW v: . . . . . .1 nr T,i..- v. ! "T- "ss" most sustained roar , UC ever evoKed on TV came the evening an actor DOrtravinir a (.,) t..j - . . evening an "Your moneV or . 6 m nis ribs and snarled. When Bennv didn't c. MONEy OR he repeated, '1 said your money or -your life." Bennv registered his famous long take, then answered, "I know, I know.. I'm just try ing to make up my mind.'' On another Benny TV program, Jack was stopped by a lady who babbled. "Pardon me, my good man, but do you know the way to the public library?" "I do not," admitted Ben ny. "WeO," said the lady, "you go straight down this avenue for three blocks and then turn to the right You can't Myron Cohen wishes it to be known that he's fed tm with mother In aw t?e ?r etest-most K Zu: in-law in the world," he insists. 'It's my wife I hate!- 1959, by Btnnett Cert Distributed by Kins Features Syndicate. ' Slight Injury-Gerald Allen Leslie, 30, of 1508 Kenyon st., suiiered ' slight injury Satur day when the vehicle in which he was riding, operat ed Dy Donald Duane Rasmus sen. 619 Park place No. 5, collided with one operated by Alfred Lee Hay, box 151, tagie roust, at King and Da kota sts., Medford police re ported. Police said Hay was cited for violating the basic rule and for failure to yield tne rigm of way. mm L.-jr-f-ii (1: ENDS TUESDAY! CARY EMWT SOPHM UREW JUNE ALLYSON IETF CHANDLER Washington - (UPD - As a fi nancial aid to participation in tne 1961 White House Confer ence on Aging, Oregon will receive $15,000 in federal lunds, Sen. Richard Neuber ger (D-Ore.) announced Sunday. xne senator said he had Deen advised by the Depart ment of Health, Education and Welfare that Oregon was one oi tne first 15 states whose applications were approved. Neuberger said the confer ence, along with studies now being carried out by a Senate suutuHumnee, could serve as tne basis for establishing "a comprehensive approach to the problems created by the percentage population in crease in older persons," He said the maior nrohlm lacing older persons is medi cat care. He cited figures showing that persons 65 and older use more than twice as much hospital care as those under 65, but that 65 per cent of the aged do not have hos pital insurance. is survived by. two Shamn Ashland, and Mrs. Fa nnv Yaryan, Albuquerque, N. M. a Drotner, Gaylord Vestal, died in September, 1957, and nis wue, Mary, died several years ago. Boeing Jef Plane Crash Investigated Calverton, N.Y. - (DPD -Investigators tried todav tn determine why a huge, swept- sisters, Mrs. Daisv "6 nuieiicdn Airlines Boe ing 707 jet passenger plane crashed here on a training mission, killing all five crew members. Thirty-two investigators headed by David L. Thomp son of the Civil Aeronautics Board joined with American Airlines probers in sifting through the charred wreck age Of the $5 million nlano which crashed and burned in a Long Island potato patch Saturday. They also questioned evi- witnesses who saw th craft the pride of this nation's com mercial jet fleet, falter hnrf plunge to earth about four miles from the Gruman Air craft Corporation's Peconic nver aimeid where it was practicing . "t o u c h-and-go" landings. It was the first fatal crash of the commercial version of the Boeing 707. ETHEL B. CHAPPLE Ashland-Ethel B. Chappie 74; of 145 Alida st., died Aug. 17 at a local hospital. She was born Feb. 23, 1885 in Nevada ville, Colo. Survivors include a daugh ter, Mrs. Dorothy Murphy, Aamdna; one sister, Mrs. Ralph Koozer, Ashland; one brother, Clifford Jenkins, Al turas, Calif., and daughter, Dian Lee Murphy, Ashland. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Litwiller's Funeral home. Horse Show Gets 4-H, FFA Fair Off To Start on Sunday The Jarlrcnn Stock List Mixed In Dull Trading New York-TCPD-Stocks wprp generally mixed today in dull trading. Gains and losses of a point or more dotted the main list as the market followed the pattern predicted by the brok ers. The analysts look for t. period of irregularity in th market, during which further downside tests may be en countered. Some brokers Hnn't look for any real surtr in stock prices until the steel strike is settled. Steel stocks moved within narrow range for the most part. DOW-JONES AVERAGES ew York - (UPD - Dow- Jones final stock averages: jo maustrials 658.42, off 0.32; 20 railroads 162.18. off 0.17; 15 utilities 91.92. up u.iz, and 65 stocks 219.40 off 0.06. Sales today wore: about 1,980,000 shares com pared with 1.990.000 shares t riday. A T& T Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel .J. Boeing Air (xd) Caterpillar Corn. Chrysler Corp. (xd) Continental Can Crown Zellerbach 801s 652 . 74 . 72i . 55 18 3is 104 64?8 50 0038 Curtiss Wright - 3m .uow unemical 84 Du Pont 269ii Eastman Kodak . 89 Firestone ... "iqs General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pacific .. Graham Paige Greyhound Gulf Oil .... Homestake Minine Idaho Power . I. B. M 80?s 99 54 43?s 2 H 2158 113 41? 4534 424 16Vi 13034 5534 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Monday. August 17, 1959 FII I A Great New Shopping Adventure 1$ in Store for You! ine jacicson countv a.w horse show ended in a swirl of dust yesterday afternoon at the county fairgrounds as sen ior baton relay contestants led a charge to stir the hlooH of the old cavalry veterans waicning. Coming in first were mom. oers 01 tne Sis-O 4-H clnh team, second was West Side inird and fourth were th TV-iil T1 . ..... iers ana littft was latent. An estimated 500 SDeetaf ors watcned the horsemanshin j: 1 . . .. f uispiayea Dy the 4-H vmm j . . . - O sxers in the first spVipHhIpH event of the Jackson 4-H and FFA fair. Today's prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical 12034 Alum Co. Am 10656 American Can 443 American Motors 431 Optometrists to Meet uieryi Stanley, Eagle Point, fifth West. Eagle Point, first; Ramey At CO UHfV CUD Johnson. Eagle Point, second: Mar- . ' ' jjjii Dicwaii, west aide, county Permits Cancelled . In Deschutes Forest . Bend-UPD-All wood cutting permits nave been . cancelled Dy otnciais of the Bend dis trict of the Deschutes nation al forest. uiticiais said the permits were revoked because of fire hazards in the area. They said the permits will be restored when weather conditions permit. HOOSIE BUS RIDE Callington, Eneland am -Truck driver William Hill picked up an unexDected hitchhiker Saturday. He was driving along a lane,' calm as you please, when a cow jumped over a hedge and landed smack on the hood of his trucks. The hev-diddlp- diddle cow rode alons calmlv for'a short distance, then slid off and trotted away, none the worse lor the trip. Range Fire Under Control Near Vale Vale-dJPfl-A range fire of some 3,000 acres about 50 miles west of here was brought under control early today according to the Bureau of Land Management's fire control office. About 80 men battled the blaze, Sunday night after it broke out along a county road. Darryl Fulwider, Vale district manager for the BT.M said he believed the fire was man-caused. The flames mostlv burnpd brush and juniper trees.. The blaze was located northwest of the Beulah reservoir. The fire was contained about 2:30 a.m. JOSEPH C. HANNAH . Funeral services for Joseph C. Hannah, 75, of 131 Almond st., who died Saturday, will be held Tuesday, Aug. 18, at iu:du a.m. at Perl Funeral home. The Rev. Robert E. Cull of First Assembly of uod church will officiate. In terment will be in Antioch cemetery, Sams Valley. . Mr. Hannah was born June 4, 1884, at Trail. He is sur vived by two sisters, Miss Mima Hannah and Mrs. T. W. Dailey, both Medford; one brother, Jasper Hannah, Eagle Point; and several nieces and nephews. Births THOMAS-To Mr. and Mr Carl 348 N. Main st.. Ashland. Aug. 14, 1337, a eirl. 64 pounds, at Ashland General hospital. Stop all 9 tinds of ITCH the ivay doctors do! WHERE do you itch? Under Arms J I ( Arms -7 im Hand ) Body rl I if Groin " Rectum tr ill Leg LI WHY do you itch? Allergic Itch Nervous Itch Eczema Itch Rectal Itch Insect Bites. Heat Rash Potion Ivy Sunburn Itch Pruritus GALAMATUM BRINGS RELIEF BEST New formula contains 6 anti-itch ingredients to soothe pain, speed healing, stop itch fast! Science has developed a remark- on spreading itch like poison ivy. able new formula that combines 6 anti-itch ingredient to relieve all 9 kinds of itch in seconds! Called CALAMATUM Ointment, this new medicated cream actu- .ally stops itching and burn ing on contact soothes pain and aids healing . Effective even A because it helps dry open weeping lesions, prevents spreading. Pre vents risk of infection from scratch ing, too, because CALAMATUM tuna into its own pink bandage won't rub off until yon wash it off! Get cooling, soothing CALAMATUM Ointment at all drugstores without prescription. FORMS ITS OWN PINK BANDAGE O 1959 Isodine Pharmacal Corporation, Playtex Park, Dover. Dei. JOHNSON - To Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. 620 Park d1.. num ber 5, Medford, Aug. 15, 1959, a boy, weight 6V Dounds. at T" -t. . ... ' nugue vauey nospital. HALE - To Mr. and Mrs. uonaid E. 1500 " JasDer st Medford, Aug. 15, 1959, a boy, wcigiit,- pounds, at Rogue vauey nospital. BAUMGARDNER - To Mr and Mrs. Randall L. 1219 West sui st., Medford. Aue. 16. a boy. weieht 834 pounds, at Rogue Valley hos- puai. INFANT JOHN BURLEIGH Private graveside funeral services will be held Tuesday in aisKiyou Memorial park John Burleigh, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bur leigh, 2689 Howard ave., who died in a local hospital Satur day. The Rev. William C. Piper of First Christian church will officiate. The baby is survived bv his parents; seven brothers, Dan ny, Robin, Eddie, Steven. Jim- mie,,Varand Tommy; one sis ter, Desired; grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thiede Salt Lake City, Utah, and one great - grandmother, Mrs. El sie Murray, Van Nuys. Calif. Perl Funeral home will be in charge of arrangements. CARL STEGNER ' Carl Stegner, Klamath Falls, died in a local hospital o u u u a y. unerat arrange ments will be announced bv -en funeral home. Events and u-inn... -11 . i VTTj- j " l nurse ti.u . iKUKr snewmnnch n i . . .... .. . , 111 LCI Jllt'tl iS.eX uI,eroup: Tom Hamilton, I ri' fond; Heather Rode, West aide. thirH nmrannA T ' ... ana ancy Lusk. Sis rhJ--u? "ong group: Bonnie SJ??i ?ide- firirt; Chrii i "i muerax, second; Jerry Rodgers. Eagle Point, third; Martha ?JPpl'?. West Side- fourth; and tVJ x"""Or. west side, fifth. T.r "owmanship. senior class, 'XT?1 ,Vin.ny Sampert. West df' f,rst: Manly Brewald, West T5 iT iana "eich, f hoenix, ;5"5L Barbara Read. West Side "S-i?1" Wright. West c"""a group: lien Ste. Pii ' llrst;J BlUy Morgan, p.ii'- . ; u,,.nanan &tinson ruin i, juunn; and Dean Som mer. Eagle Point fiftv. Halter showmanship, junior: John Foil, iif.; ' Ilrsl: uaJe West, ' act-una; Aegina Kram xt vi eie, . third; Laura . JMgie -omt, fourth; and Portland Produce Portland fUPI) Eggs To retailers: Grade AA ex- tn Is .' au-JC dz-: AA large, 47-I2ci-A lar.e- 44-47c; AA medium, o.-wc; aa small. 26-28c, cartont uuuiuunai. Butter To retailers: grade A prints. 67c lb. higher: B prints. 65c ; iucujuni curea To re- ""' graae cneddar single daisies, 41-51c; processed American cheese. 5-lb. loaf, 40-43c. AA snd rarton, lc L.A WKENTZ To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D.. 722 Hartlev rd., Medford, Aug. 16, 1959, a girl, weight 6V2 pounds, at nogue vauey hospital. UURR - To Mr. and Mrs .Darwin 612 Benson st. Mori. . , . . ioro, Aug. 17, 1959, a girl, weight 8V pounds, at Rogue vauey nospital. ckuww-To Mr. and Mrs. E. 2653 Buckshot rr! Mr?. taro, Aug. 15. 1959. a bov. weigni tVA pounds, at Sa ptpA tieart nospital. JOHN WATSON John Watson, 79, of Hill- crest orchards, died in a local hospital Friday. He was born m Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. 4, 1879 and came to Oregon 30 years ago. Until his recent ill ness, he was employed at Hill crest orchards. Mr. Watson leaves no known survivors. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Aug. 19, at 1.-30 pjn. at Chapel Mortuarv. with the Rev. D. E Millard of Eagle Point officiatins. In terment will be in Memory Gardens park. MARIN - To Mr. and Mrs ltaio Z6 Sunkist ave., Hilts, aiii., Aug. 15, 1959, a girl, weight 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. ANDERSON - To Mr and Mrs. Robert C., 2710 Connell ave., Medford. An 15 iaa girl, weight 63A nounds at Sacred Heart hospital. BOOTH - To Mr. and Mrs Henry D. route 1. box aio Central Point, Aug. 16, 1959 a girl, weight 6ii Dounds at Sacred Heart hospital. j MRS. ANNA ROHREH Mrs. Anna Sophia Rohrer 76, of Eagle Point, died Sun day in a local hospital. She was born Nov. 22, 1882, at Little River, Calif. Mrs. Rohrer married Louis John Rohrer Dec. 18, 1908 in Siskiyou county, Calif., and lived in Eagle Point for the past 39 years. - Survivors include one son Louis W. Rohrer, Eagle Point; one sister, Mrs. Minnie Bloom ingcamp, Hornbrook, Calif. one brother, George A. Han sen, Brownsboro; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held, Wednesday, Aug. 19, at Farm Market Preferred viriafi'u a T- , - -v. uACMiu is land Corn Sold tn whnlu.1... mostly 2.75-3 for 5 dozen ears to do:t?p Quality local lettuce was 2.2a-20 for 2 dozen heads with best California lettuce at 2.75-3-Newberg district Slappy peaches SOld tO 2.50 for tin. I rroril !,... Golden Jubilee and Crawford peaches sold at 2.75 for lugs, Mll- u " reewater No. 1 tomatoes brought 2.25-2.50 with No. 2's at l.op and below per lug; first Yakima valley prunes sold up to ior jz-id. Doxes: Hood Hi Diueii pears in limited were 2.25 a lug. v.J.a. 13 . - "J i- wiuc, 11111 U , xar n-unz, ZAgte i"oint, fourth; "S aura noDie, Eagle Point, fifth Texas barrel race, senior: Jim ntrauian, uesert Pegasus, first' 1 BI:wart- SM-&. second: Char- IX.-. "nmenee, uesert Pegasus, imra anarron Ford, West Side, fourth; and Dean Sommers, Eagle uauuic xramps, ilitn i-oie-Dending. junior: Re grin a TnK u i. iLL "gasus. first; ?n Hughes. Phoenix, second: Lu cuie auTKe, Desert Pegasus, third; I Kilo W.ot T . . '. . -- "-., acscit r-egasus, lourtli; VS. vrioson, west Side, fifth Trail horse, senior: Harlin Stin- uesert -egasus. first; Jim nnan, uesert Pegasus, second sieve Stewart tr : Tnn. , - " a-""w, xirtiijf vi Iuurtn. and U1 Mor- soii, iKsen regasus. fifth, e Horsemanship, senior: Steve iirst; uenny Sutton, Eagle Point, second- T nnv CnrM i ome. imra: Ken Stuart oii-O. fourth- onri eiM. West SideT fifth. " Horsemanshin. inninr- Tkaia nrt Eagle Point. firt- htki' Eagle Point, second; John Hughes' Phoenix, third; Clint Gibson, West wauc luui lii : ann Miteati Phoenix, fifth. Griffin, Horsemanshin. nlnrtajia.. i- nie Cheney, West Side, first-' Rox anne Terrv wt sih. -U--j. Tom HamUton. Sis-Q, third; Bar- aiaTTKUrt2' Eagle Point, fourth: and Heather Rode, West Side, fifth Texas barrel, junior: Reglna Krambeal. Desert 7. Laura Mae Noble, Desert Pegasus! second; Lucile Burke Dmert P. .asus. third; Dale West, Desert ea?aSUS. fourth- anil T.li. PhSenix', fifth! Pple-bending,intermediate: Nancy LUSK. SiS-O. first- Jurrv Eagle Point second; Bonny Chen ery. West Side, third: Tom Ham. llton. Sis-O. fourth- snrf r.ri. Matheny, Phoenix, fifth Pole-bending. nlrr-' Ch... Ford West Side, first; Ken Stewart Sis-O. second: rno w.i.i, nix. third: Jim Ack airman ta , "su, iuurui; oieve Stewart. Sis- fittn; (Edna Welch won h "v" un sommers. Eagle Point, to break a third-place tie.) Trail horse, iuninr- ra7 Desert Pegasus, firirt- Ttatrinn ' JJC!,el -r-egasus, second; Joe VTUUU. 1T31 KlUJPrt thirH T.k. Hughes, Phoenix, fourth; and Lor ettaWhipple. Desert Pegasus, fifth. nurse, mtermeaiate: Bonny Cheney. West Siri firmt- t.,k- Kurz, Desert Pencil Jerry Rodgers, Desert Peeasus' third: Linda Gibson, West Side fourth; and Juanita - Zimmerlee! Desert Pegasus, fifth. ur. a. M. Skeffington, of fat. Louis, Mo., will be in Med frvA ..... .3 . iuesuay 10 speaK at a meetmg of Southern Oregon Optometrists at the Rogue vauey country club. The all-day meeting is be ing conducted by the South ern Oregon Optometric socie ty and is a part of the ODto- iiieinc .extension program's post graduate education for optometrists. The ODtometrin extension program is a non. pront loundation for educa tion ana research in vision, Portland Livestock Portland ftlPTi ncn stock: ' tnfS P?' Low-average choice -j -zu 1r.1i HiFwrf vu line iv qa tie. . r xxwj 1U. ttSSi e 28.25-28.50; most 25-26; utility cows 1 SnT'"; r?? 13""-50; heavy cutters Calves 26-30; ut down to 15 in? J1-?- 1 nd 3 butchers , , na a at 160-17- sows 1 and 2 m-arto .tnn.?on iw 1. 2 ana 3 t ion.M iu 11.50-13. : fI?Kf,p 185- good-choice range lambs up to 20.50; good sunns lamDS 18.50-10- rnnrf-oVT:.. few ik so. .n:;r -"" ." " .uu-euuu ewei Kaiser Ind Int. Paper .. """" Johns Manville A-ennecott Copper 103 uocKneea Aircraft 28U Katy 6 -st it .. . lnoniana Jfower Co. .. 2314 Montgomery Ward 49 Vf, iMan Biscuit 53 r-as. uas & Electric: 62 Penney, J. C. 11 n Penn R.R. -171; Radio Corporation 62 Richfield Oil 83t.i Safeway 391 Sears "4514 Shell Oil oisa Socony Mobil Oil 45 Southern Co. -39 Southern Pacific 69 standard California 5H standard Indiana 4714 Standard N. J. . 5214 Sun Mines . 714 .texas Co .. 85 Tex. Pac. Land Trust. 22?4 Transamerica 32 Trans World Air 19 hi Tri-Continental 39 Union Carbide 143 14 Union Pacific . 3334 United Aircraft (xd) 45 United Air Lines 38V& U. S. Rubber 63 U. S. Steel i....,...100S4 Youngstown S. & T 133U Watch for it! 250. UOOd-Choira uaa.t... 1 utility-standard 19-25: culls HOMEOWNERS. HERES THE POLICY 1 YOUVE BEEN on NOW SHOWING ? BRIGITTE ID m a ttsmm smriraKia JEAN GABIN WISEfUMUERE CLAUDE A07AKT-LARA . RAOUl 1 SCimmum AND Weather tiver supply Poultry, Rabbits Live Chickens Quoted to grow ers at Portland, Salem and south to Eugene, f .o.b. ranch. No. 1 qual ity fryers, 2-4 lbs., 19c lb.; light i xicdvy nens, c. Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade " rcMuiers: f ryers, whole drawn. 34-38c lb - out nn -jq.a-j. "ens, neavy type whole drawn, 35- ". Jignt type cut up, 29-34c lb. Dressed Turkevs Tn A grade young hens. 29c lb. on an ovtn-reaay oasis. To retailers. A grade youni? hens 3R-3Q nn basis; A grade young toms, 16-20 lbs.. 37c with 26-Ih. nr sW. ,n ui. lb.: A erade. frve mostly 28c to producers on oven ready .basis and 39-43c to retailers Rabbits (Averatre tn lolling plants) live white. 33i-4i lbs., f.o.b. Portland. 19-2lc; colored pelts. 5c under. Fresh killoH fri ers to retailers, 56-58c lb.; cut up. FORECASTS Medford and vicinitv? Talr mm cooler tonight and Tiiesdav. Low tonight 45. ffigh Tuesdav 88. Western Oreeon: TJnrth nra-;nn cloudy with a few showers and oc casional partial clearing tonight. Cloudy early Tuesday, becoming sunny Tuesday afternnnn portion Fair tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight 50-60. High Tuesday "J-'a in norm, . 75-85 in south, 60-70 on coast. Northern California: Fair through Tuesday excent vannhi. rn .ta low clouds on coast. Little tempera- LOCAL TAT Temperature: Mean yesterday 74; above normal 2. Record high this date 102 in io-m ro iow tms aate 42 in 1914. Precipitation: 24 hours to mid night 0. Midnight to 10 a.m. 0 Total this month 0, .08 in. below normal. . Total since Sept. 1 12.85 inv 5.19 in. below normal. Humidity: Lowest vesterday 16 highest this a.m. 74. City Portland Hay Portland WhnlecaTa TTo Tn-.. w crop No. 2 green alfalfa, baled i.v.u. i-oruana ana HMftiav "MS-ai awiic to 9do at Portland - An average American housewife opens the door of her electric refrigerator about bZ times a day. 9:30 a.m. at the Coneer- Morris Funeral home, Main and Sixth sts. with the Rev. Joseph Munshaw, Eagle Point Community church, officiat ing. Interment will be in Lame snasta cemetery, Mon tague, Calif. High Vester- ainv Brookings .. .... 69 wants Pass . 97 Klamath Falls .... sr MEDFORD 96 Portland 70 Seattle 67 Spokane 84 Yakima 85 60 97 Sacramento 88 . San Francisco 62 Los Angeles 78 Eureka Red Bluff New York . Washington, D.C. 93 99 88 83 87 89 4:30 24 a.m. hr. Low Prec. 49 48 53 58 59 T 56 50 48 53 67 56 56 62 82 61 74 T 77 76 76 FIVE DAY FORECAST (Through Aug. 22): Western nrarnn-UVtLm nr.!.. lngton Scattered showers oc curring mostly before Wednesday. Temperatures averaging near or slightly below normal with trend during middle of week. Nor mal highs in mid-August in west ern , Washington 70-78, in western Oregon 79-89 and on enact Ko.sa Normal lows 48-54. Over-fhe-Counfer Western Stocks fM -.it. blowing Bid -nd asked i"."-" jeciea western ecuri h88, Eovidet, by tne Medford 01 r-acitio Northwest Company are unofficial and do not .-.v'ckiii acma- transactions but are intended as a guide to the iwuu.v- pnci range. Common Stnck. m Bank of America ,, 4g Calif-Pacific Utilities 34i Cascades PlmmnH -joi, Cons Freightways 7Z 22 i Cooco iniT First NationafBank" 57 Morrison-Kmirison nu Northwest Nat Gas 173'i Pacific Pwr & Lt 39 Permanente Cement 26' i Portland Gen Elec 27 i US National Bank en 1 . United Utilities 33 s west coast lei . 25i Weyerhaeuser 46 z Investment Funds woon yuutttions on selected luiiua xuppuen dv tn "dford pioncn oi rostej & Marshall, mem bers New York Stock Exchange ,un? 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