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.Return Horn Dr. arrj M's
IT.a d M'vors- and f;,:r.;iy t.a-.e
fe jfpe". to E'.ge'-'? af'er : :--;r
tr't-i rf r'.a':i .n Mtdford
rc.enUy.
Picnic Cancelled The St.
Ma.'K s Evening Gu.M p:cr::c,
n.fi was scheduled f'r 6 p.m.
t'Via- . r 35 brri canrflipd, G ..In
Off:c:al.i fa. e ann'i'rpd.
Hazard Found Ci'.y F.re
Marshal Tri.nioii Nelson v ester-,
dy issued M'ven ordors for cor-'
ruction of fire hazards. H"mn
inrttpd one complaint in a i -i-dential
area. o;i premise fol-.
lo'Jiinx a fire, or.e apartment
ho:se and six business occupan
cies. fttmi-Finals Semi-finals in
the talent and modeling snow,
sponsored by the Crater Lions
club, will be held starting at
7.1(0 p.m. today at the All-Bright
Teievision company, 1654 Or
chard Home dr. An open house
sKo will be held by the comany
tonight.
Dismissed Mrs. Maron Min
nie Lance, formerly of loo:-) Last
Main st., lias been discharged
from Rogue Valley (Community)
hospital and is no-.v residing at
the home of Mrs. .J. 15. Pi'l. fi!2
Park st. She is able lo have vis
itors, friends hae r' porlcd.
Bik Thefts Tv.o bicycles
were reported stolen trorn Haw
thorne park yesterday between
3 and fi p in. One was owned
by George H. Shreeve Jr . 7114
Alder st., the oilier by James
D. FowlT, Jfl2l Kim st . Mod
lord police repo.-tcd today.
Msdford Visitors M:
Mr. R.ci.ard Eates ar.d tin
Karen and Hick'., ard M:
.:.- Ron Sheiii-.a'-d a: -i
dre-i. Carolyn and iioger. f
Medford residents now i;v
Euz'-ne. h&'.e ben v
here riurir.2 the pa
5'a ". e (i si ' :;f o O"
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Obituaries
LOYD HAHN
Lo; d Frar.kh
Eutte Falls, d:
local hfsp'ta!
loners! root.
Wall Street
d "e-ierd
Con-rr -
, et
II a
a friend::
ek. The;.'
Mr ?-d
Criminal Act Charged
In Auto Collision
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Annual Picnic Warren h dgf1
of A F & AM. Ada re 1 chapter of
. Oregon Eastern Star arid chapti r
'4 of the H'lwii Arch Masons will
have a picnir for rnenhoers and
families ,v -o hone of Gierm
Abbot! on Lake ( reek So' day.
July 22. at p in. Those ar.-nd-
, log have urr n -;Ai-n to 1
1 their own 51 r-rvif e and a p.
lunch. The orgaouatiorc
furnish coffee, ire cream
soft drinks.
Pa. efe Id;
n-ember Pa;
t'r's j:;rv ri.
Falcon V.'iio
was E .hty r;
i.:s part 10 a
near Fruitiht
killed four ;'
V it -.-e p
.;" courtv cor
f.-r alleged t
ring
e p. i ('
v. ill
and
a 1 .
'.'p coi;n'y coro
od . e-terday that
ou.s. 22. Spokane,
a criminal act for
t'A-o-car sir.ashup
d Sunday which
rsons.
a hraritij called
M'T Gilford Si-af-u'
William, the
Pi'-ki:p trutk in
collioon, failed to
211 at an mter.sec-
Mew York "J S(ocks
gau-ed irregularly on reduced
volume today.
A long list showed gains of one
to more than two points, but ;
me-' of these s'rong spets were j
outside the groups u.vd to cal-
a'p the averages. As a result
r.e averages moved very slowly. .
American Fotash rose nearly
four points.
American Telephone was well
up en t:,e active list whh its
piue firm.
San'a Fe was n firm spot in ,
ISSUE APPROVED
Hornbrock Residents of
Hornbrook elementary school;
district Tysday approved a
S4T.0OO bond issue. 93 to 13- i
Included in the proposal was
the right to borrow up to $123.
000 from the s'ate at some future
ri a e .
Thursday, July 19, 1958
MtDFORD (OREOOfn MAIL TRTSgHgflf TttJf
Dnily Weather Rsport
Clinic Hours Dr. Horry K
Danielson. psvchiatrist for thi:
district for the state board' nf nut
health, will be at the local clinic ' ci '
Monday and Friday between !)
a.m. and 1 p.m., instead of daily
as previously stated. Dr. Daniel
son will divide his time in four
roonties nf the district and pri
vate practice in Medfnrd.
Alarm Sounds The Medford
fire department rural pumper
was sent to the L. V. Young res
idence. 3014 Lone Pine rd.. about
2:40 p.m. yesterday when the
home alarm system sounded.
Firemen stated that faulty in
stallation caused trie alarm to
go off. There was no fire. Fire
men were dispatched about 8:43
p.m. yestrciay to extinguish a
trash fire burning roar dry grass
and brush in the block on
Geoigia Ft.
Citation Issued Clnuoe An
son DeVoe. 2.1 Hamilton si . was.
cited for failure to yield the :
right of way by city police yes-
lerday. DeVoe was driving a car
which collided with one driven
by Grace Stewart Lausman, 201)
Medford Heights, at the inter
section of Eighth and Front sts.
about 10:45 a.m. Another pickup
was involved in the collision, but jd
tile driver drove it away
leaving name or address
pollf.'P sa'd
Dow-Jones Averages
Dow-Jones final stock aver
ages: 30 industrials 513.86, up
0 47: 20 railroads 168.25. off
0 41: 1.1 utilities R3.71, off 0.06.
and 65 stocks 131.5.'!. off 0.07.
Sales today were about 1.950.-
voived in th coil:-, on. failed to ' -'"ares compared wan z.ojii.
heed a stop sign at a mtersec- 000 hares Wednesday,
tino Today's closing prices on se-
Tiip arrhjotr. happened about lected stocks:
two miles mo, ill of Fruitland. 1 American T & T 181s
Killed were hlarjorie Lorraine : Anaconda 78' 2
Holmes. 26. Cheshire. Lane conn- i Chrysler 64" j
ty. Ore, and three ff
dren: Lonoie. 8: Irry
Gloria nine uionri-s
chil-and
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
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7,-j. l.'UU!.'
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S'oii). L'tilltJ
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si'I 2.70 In
Sheep
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nii'ihir.v '; 1.
tun
i.-i!r.t,s
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sinnilcrs
1 7 .711 to si;
.sp'inn ;uilo
choice li cU
te EOori
r.n-l :; cranr.. ti - i to
:: in ''in pounds sij f)
ki 'in', no- :-. it.7 to so; 711
i'".rl 8!!H ihc.i.'p rms
1 ' ' 7 ' ' i'. i ni 1;. I Kl t iinn c
1 Shorn pi iambs
Mixed iilililv ;,iirl L'ood
. S1H to Sill ' Cl.inrt ' nnrt
Innihs S I 7 t s 1 .7 70 Cull
gl.ter en.-,- 2 lo SI
Curtiss Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Montgomery Ward -.
Penn R R
Penney J C
Radio
Southern Co
Southern Pacific
S Oil of Calif
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Transjmerica
Tri-Continental
United Aircraft
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Youngstown
33
63"
471
43'
24 1
S4:"
44"
217
51
57'
33"
3D!
28'
73'
54
61
95"
Hill I I s 1
Medford and Miomn: Allernoon and
pen;t. t h undrr.-howers Iddav and
Fridro. CO'iier I r topera I urr s. Low" lo
nmio. H'i iiich r'riaav 12-1'"'
V os'ern Orr-'m Cir.tr lomchl rx-cr-p;
i.'r son..- iow cioudine.-& along
ciVis: (ifr,crai:-. ("ear Frid o. except
I I'O' i; ori;,:- flood ; noss alone t'OfM
' .md ;r.crciJsi!u: i ioudinpss and scal
tcird T h n nct'l'tor tn Kriua" alier-n-'in
l.o-A- tonmht 7.7-o7. H;ch Fri
da'.' 77-107 inland. liO-70 on coasl.
i Norihern Calunrnia: Cleiierally fair
: t mi it ill and Friday co'ept -altered
i I iHinderslornis in hich mountains.
Variahle f'ic on iiia.11.. l.it'ie lenipera
tire elianee
4 I 11(11, Jl VI V
1 iF.YiPF.RATl Rri: .Mean yesterday
2. .oi'V.e noi'iiai P
Record hicll this date t7 in tpsfi.
Flerord lo'.' lh;s da:e 4.7 in 1M.72
PHECIPITATION 24 hours lo intd
niclo none. .Mtdnic11!. n in a in . none.
Total this munth :-J4 inih , .81 inch.
: above norma!.
1 Total since Sent 1. 114 34 inches.
16 42 inches above norma!
; HUMIDITY: Lowest eslerday 10;,
hiuhesr this a m. 67.
CITY Hish Low Prec
Rrookincs 6!l ?:i
Craler Lake
Crants Pass l'S fio
: Klamath Flails oti
I MFDFOP.D 104 HI
Portland 'IS 64
tile ...
; Snrkatie
Yakima .
. rci
too
SI
1 Eureka
; Red Bluff
j S icramento
San Francisco ....
Los Anceies
: Phoenix
: Drnirr
Cbuaiio
Mvn.i
New York
Washington. D C.
No Danger Seen
To Rest of Nation
jln Polio Epidemic
Washington .U.Rl . The
Public Health Service indicated
today that it sees no danger for
the rest of the nation in the ma
jor polio outbreak which has hit
Chicago.
"Tne sharp increase in the
number of polio cases reported
in Illinois." it was reported.
is almost entirely due to localiz
ed outbreaks in certain sections
of Chicago, mainly . . . among
persons of low economic status."
435 New Cases Reported
For the nation as a whole. 435
new cases of polio were reported
last week, 130 fewer cases than
were reported in the same week
of 1955.
So far this year, there have
been 3.365 cases compared to
4.676 last year. The paralytic
figures are less encouraging,
however. There were 212 para
lytic cases last week compared
to 204 the same week last year.
And the paralytic total so far
this year is running only slightly
below last year, 1.740 compared
to 1.856.
Reason Unknown
Authorities said they don't
know the reason for the relative
ly high paralytic rate. A par
tial explanation, they said, may
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland I ' P .
rs Grade A A l.ircr
l-.72c. AA medium,
mm 4fi-4Hc: A st;.-,
with- no charge to ,7c addio
Hnt'er lo retain
. ::is 1 o teiao-.4-7c.
A laiiie.
4:i-4lic: A rne-i-in-iilc;
carton.
A A
pi :
1 1.'
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E'"ade
ti'i. A
Kiwanis Picnic Members n f ,
Medford Kiwanis club and their j
C heese .. . To ift;n!ci's - i: r
da:', sintlie daisies 4.7 :: - 17
ioes, 4-7 -.7 le. processed
cheesie. 5-lb. loaf. 42-44c.
ole ehed
e 7-ln
American
Hurt io Accident -- .Ii.iantta
Shepherd, lfi, Butte Falls, re
ceived minor injuries at 8:35
B m. W ednesday when she fell
(i-oni a motorcycle near Butte'
fall?, state police reported to
day. She was released after
treatment at Sacred Heart hos
pital, where she was taken by
Medfnrd Ambulance service.
Collision A truck driven by
Robert Joseph Clauss, 1605 El
leodale dr.. and a car driven by
Plnniere Harriett Staeey. 2901
Fast Jsirview st . collided at
Ire intersection of Main st. and
Riverside ave. about 4 OR p m.
yptrday according to city po
lice. No one was Injured.
Xoio Hit A car owned hy
W'too Fdward Vanderlinden.
1121 West 10th st., parked on
Main st. between Central ave.
and Bartlett st. about 4.30 p.m.
yestercfay was struck by an auto
driven by Melba Jeanne Klatt.
?i4 Medford Heights, according
to city police. No injuries were
reported.
Trailer Stolen Floyd E.
Barnes, 112 South Keeneuay
dr.. reported to city p-dice yes
terday that a two wheel trailer
had been stolen from Barnes
Shell Service. 618 West Main
st , between July 8 and 14. Also
stolen was a trailer house license
plate from a house trailer park
ed at the station
Wios Contest Purucker Pi
;ann House. Ill .North Central,
has placed first in the Northwest
rinision of the dealer perfor
mance contest sponsored in May
by London records. The winners,
announced by Billboard maga
zine this month, outsold all other
London recording distributors in
Oregon. Idaho, and Washington.
Light Checked A fluorescent
light fixture short was checked
by firemen about 4 a.m. today
at the Robinson hotel. Damage
was confined to burned wiring.
Insulation and wiring w ere dam
aged in a shorted out freezer
motor about 4:15 p.m. yesterday
at the Dairy Freeze 900 North
Riverside ave.
Farm Market
The hulk of Rnardman and Yakima
White Pose notat.irs id No. 1 crade
v.ere rjnoted at S7.7n a iumd red v. cich I
on the Portland market todav The
pea market appeared '.veakor at
some quarters u hen Pom nsmeadc
district ofi'ermcs were quoted down
To S.'l .7(1 a ;io t'niHiH Ofov. Some deal
ers qooted tresh arrivals tn S4 70 a
box-. Good apricots continued scarce
Tiitons from The Oalles sold at S2 7.7
3 a 2.7 pound luc with the eeneral
ranee for Yakima Mi" near ks and Tii
tons around 2 7,7-3 27 tor 2;l pounds.
Pnultrv
Lo e
doaii
hens
land
Rabhiu
Chirkeo.- To i
-.' ' o h. Portland
1.7c Ih : at farm
to few transact
price. t-,-lkc at
rot:.. ,711, s in not c
tor Portland once: a!
lip: olfl roo-ter,-. I - i Z
Dre.ed Chickens
dressed lo retailers
York so. le. 3o-37c o ;
I ' -44c Ih ; cot ini. 47-'
n re New York so le.
40-lie. hens. Ilea-.'. I
:j(i-3lc, w hole drav. o 4.
Turke- To p-iifiipi
vers
1
12-22". .'. lichl
mis tor Port
ranch, heavy
dins
17
lb.
1 crade
Fi '. crs. New
v' hole drawn,
lo hens hclit
l".-2:o-: cut up.
e Ts" Y. su le.
rs .
Fr er Inr-
families will picnic at the Jen
nings Pierce home at Table Rock
Estates on Friday. July 20. The
picnic dinner will he served at
fi p.m. Delegations are expected
also from Ashland and Grants
Pass clubs. Kiwanians at their
luncheon meeting Wednesday at
Rogue Valley Country club
heard information on the Foot
lighter? organization from Mrs.
Max Wimmer and Miss Noreen
Kelly.
California Man Hurt j
In Siskiyou Crash
Wallace Milton Pruett. tS:.
Vacaville. Calif., v.as taken by i
ambulance to Ashland General '
hospital shortly after 4 p in
Wednesday after his car went
.over a bank on Highway 91)
about one mile north of the Sis
kiyou summit.
State police said Pruett's car
landed 189 feet down the bank.
Pruett. who was traveling alone.
was thrown from the car and i Portland Wholcsai. Ha Prices:
, . , , . , o r i .i i New crop No, 2 creen alialia haled
landed about 100 feet down the:(nh Prtand s:!4-:;i;
bank. ! Wholesale price- as repotted to
the t'SDA n arke' news ser-.ne
Officers said he was traveling Wheat. No 2 son v hoe, sti :hi ton:
tnu,.... nn -,,1 o g whole nat. 3R-ih lest. Coast
liiutii on ikiiwtx oou ap
parently started to pass a truck.
They theorized he had seen some
other cars coming, attempted to
pass the truck on the right, then
lost control of the car in some
gravel. The car was reported to
be a total wreck.
Extent of his injuries were unknown.
Separation Surgery
Due Siamese Twins
San Diego (U.Ri Two teams
of doctors at Grossmont hospi
tal will perform surgery today
lo separate Gary and Larry
Hutchens, Siamese twins born
16 days ago.
Dr. Thomas O'Connell, who
heads the surgeons performing
the operation, said it would not
be a serious operation. The two
boys are normal in every re
spect, he said, but are joined by
1'2 inches of connecting tissue
at the base of their spines.
The babies, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Hutchens of nearby
El Cajon, are expected to be out
of the hospital within two
weeks. Dr. O'Connell said.
Dead line Sunday Classified ta at
noon Isauirday. 10 a m. Monday tor . B'.r? !??.l)-sVt:"
.vioncias I oiner aays o:ju previous nay
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CRATER LIONS CLUB
Sponsors
SOUTHERN OREGON REGIONAL
FINALS
Search Talent
SEE OVER 40 WINNING ACTS FROM
Medford Ashland Grants Pass Klamath Falls
SINGERS
INSTRUMENTALISTS
DANCERS
ACROBATS
Also Miss Easy Vision Beauty Contest During Intermission
Friday, July 20th - 8:00 p.m.
Hi School Auditorium
ADULTS SI. 00 STUDENTS 50
Proceeds to be used for Crater Lions Benefit Fund
! Bergman Against TV Dar Bom n
n . . Olivia de Haviland
Personal Appearance : Paris -ur- American
London nj. Ingrid BerS- l, OU H3VUand
man said today she had not : lh ,1Te W cdllea.v to a sis
planned to make a personal tel- i anci one-half pound -dau.ehtcr,
eyision appearance in New York jGisele.
but was willing to make a TV ! The baby was dcliyered br
film for showing on American . Caesarian operation at the
screens. ; American hospital in suburban
A Afw ork announcement Neuillv.
earlier this week said the Swed
ish actress would appear on Ed
Sullivan's television show.
"I'm sure they did not intend
to convey that I would make a
personal appearance," Miss Berg
man said here.
"I don't like television. 1
thought they would make some
film of me here and show it on
the program-
Sullivan was scheduled to ar
rive here later today in a report
ed effort to talk the former Hol
lywood star into making a per
sonal appearance.
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be the fact that more cases this
year have occurred among very
young children who are more
susceptible to paralysis.
Salk polio vaccinations are de
signed to prevent paralysis. Au
thorities emphasized, however,
that it is too early 1o tell what
effect inoculations may be hav
ing this year.
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turkfv hrnv. 2'6v lb
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riclivrrv. S"7-.i7 .i0 inn: s" hcn rncal.
fi! r,0 'fob Portland: harlrv. C'oat
cieliverv. 47."(i-4B tun: standnrd nun
run, S4L 50 ton: N'o. 2 elinw corn,.
Fa.tri'n .hipincnts. o b. Portiand,
m 1
Featuring
COKER FAMILY BAND!
Starring the Sensational Young Artists
ALVADEAN & SANDY COKER!
at the
Rogue Valley Ballroom
Mrs. Winston Plans to
Attend NW Conference
Ashland Mrs. Mabel Win
ston. Southern Oregon college
registrar, will attend the north
vest conference on hicher edu
cation at the University of Utah
in Salt Lake City, this week
end. as a member of the steer
ing committee.
On her return trip slip will
be accompanied by Dr. Martha
Layman, member of the board
of examiners, and associate pro-
" fessor at Michigan State univer
sity at Lansing. Dr. Layman is
conducting a workshop July 23
Aus. 3. methods and research
materials in social studies at the
college.
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