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Local and L Fender Stolen Ian Pat'.ersor? Wrtirtff, Crcsv.c!'.. reported to M-d!fd p',C:tp ;. f ferday tr.e l.T-ft f a $15 fenoi" from his cr. ... Permit Inued Carl Shaver has bf-n iss'ipd a building per r" rf-niodf-1 an apar'rnr.! )' I?'i8 .'orh Rivrrvdp ave. for In Jail Here A 11-'. far-old N' rOa ifr ;: v. or.d. Cal.f . hoy v if.id."'d in liif ro .ny jail: "!nh.'tv r, r i a ci.'irgf- of fl'ilo; ' Ho v.as arif.prl in A.-h-j i-,j,d bv pt'.-.rr off:rer. Insexciions F p b':.io "C-; r.ipann and two residences v 1 i e in.-pec'fd ;.ps'rrday. ar--ord:R2 'o M'df';;d fire mr-! n;iil. Six firrjf-rc wprr i-.-i'iffi reeomraendirm correction of fire l.a.arriv Sagies Meeting pa! Order ' f K:i2 Th F-'r'er-hoid a ' ! i n s mi c-siiis at 8 p m Ti.orsday Mi ihe hail at 217 Wet'. Main st I.ar-t Sundav a deles t ''.i from Medfoid attended the Vreka. Calif . Eaclrs picnic a' ! 'hp Shasta city park. ' Cirl Missing Patsy S'ie Gib I'Oi: ;. 14. of 1119 Pinecroft ave ' !;..; heen reported missing by I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy B filbbons. Accordini; to the re-! 'rl in the sheriff s office. Patsy i r- noon' six leet tall, nas bleach ed reddish hair and last seen was i";,ri!iy boys' blue jeans, a blue la'hing suit and charcoal and e Id checked shirt. Her parents S'ud she left home Sunday after noon to water a neighbor's lawn and did not return. SfHfPB 1 st 2great h,ts! lSMMid.My I DRIVE IN RUN! 8 TM'i "tk H,s bak to E -Ufr THE WALL... I ISV Zf AND A GUNPACK I - 't ray mill and I PIU5 1st DRIVE IN RUN! JACKSONVILLE old Rush Jubilee Wednesday, August 1st JACKSONVILLE Community Hall 9.-C0 P.M. t9 1:00 A.M. MUSK: BY: JOHN LUSK Qwwm Ta B Announced at 11 P.M. M h Formerly Known as HENRY'S DRIVE-IN Wc have disccotinued car service and have begun our remodeling for our new Lounge and Cocktail Room, which we expect to have completed in about 30 days. Watch For Opening Announcement! We will continue our cafeteria lunch and dinner service in our dining rooms during the remodeling work. Featuring SPECIAL LUNCH AND DINNER MENU each day, along with our chicken, shrimp and steak dinners . . . also sandwiches and fountain service. Operating Hours, during remodeling: Open 11:30 A.M. until 10:00 P.M. W?k Dayi OPEN 11:30 A.M. until 12:00 P.M. Saturday, Open 12:00 Non until 10:00 P.M. Sunday THANK Personal Air. -W. F. Kee-r i t a! have a5? irr.ed the busme-s n?:i.f Medford Traveiodiie. ar- ordinu to records in the county recorder's office Labor Council A re;i;,r meeting r.f thp Mviford Certral labor council will be held Wednesday a' 3 p.m. in the up. s'airs hall a' the Labor temple. Certificate Found Officer Eerie S'evens. of ti e Medford city police, reported finding a birth certificate from the .New York city department of health in the name of Helen Louise Tucker, esterday at Fifth s' and Central a-.e Recover Bicycle Medford city police tins morning recov ered a boy s bicycle from Bear creek. The bicycle was register ed to Jeffery Lance Randolph. 1"0 Ashland ave . police said Randolph reported the bicy'e stolen from Uawthorre park Monda;.- Police said tne bike xas not badly riamazeri. Actor Arrives Actor Van llr fflin and his wife arrive d at Medford airport Sunday eve ning on United Air Line fliciit .';7.". airport officials report. The couple were met by a friend and ;.re spending some tune in nor thern California. Mining Council The North western Mining Council. Inc.. will hold its regular monthly meeting at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Jackson county courthouse auditorium. Reports will be given by some committees ap pointed to make suggestions for winter activities, according to Frank DeSouza. president. NOTICE! YOU Mobile Inoculation Unit in Chicaao Ullll III VllllUljU Chicago - P An emergen cy tr.obile inoculation unit roll ed through Chicago's polio-troubled West Side today, injecting free Salk polio shots in an at tempt to throttle the city's polio P;-t-' The e;ir!y season outbreak of ; the crippling disease, the worst this ear in the nation, roncen : trated in a 26-souare mile area spotted with slums west of the :! s downtown section. Fifty -' one per cent of this year's cases : iiae been reported m the area To cope with an anticipated , jump in the polio rate during August. Dr. Herman N. Bude S' M. president of t'e ri'y Board of Healtn. appealed for medical I facilities to help administer polio vaccinations. Fifty-eight hospitals and clinic? are now co- operating to carry out the mass ' inoculation program, j The total of reported cases in ! the city this year reach 422 with the addition of 6:1 new victims ! during a 72-hour period ending at midnight Sunday. The total includes 11 deaths since Jan. 1. Daily Weather Report I MKL AS I S Mfi'ord Jin-i icmit- F'ht and it;;1c1 tn:iji;ch Wt-diiesriM . Low lomgnt On hn;h Wednesday 80 Western Oregon fair through U'Cin dn v except piehy nich ana ; niornme t loudines itlunz coast m ex- trcnie northern jntermr. Lntie change in tejimernture Low tonight 44 m o2. hin Wednesday in interior. 75 in north. f0 in south. Along the coast St Nnnh'Tn (..rtlifiM'tiia K.nr tiiruiiL'h W'"dne.-rtav except. :(,r coastal fog Little chance in temperature 1 or i. i) I TKMPEHATl RL Mean jeterda ; TO below rmnial 4. F.ecord high this Hae loo in i Record lov: this daf in 1917 I PRECIPITATION 24 hours to r.nd ' night, none. Midnight to 10 a.m.. none Total this month .94 inch, .77 inch above normal. ! Tntp since Sept ' Xl 34 inches. ; 16 :!R infhrs sbnve norma! j HUMIDITY- Low cm esterdav 20';. hu-hrst this am. 79'. CITY Hirh Low PreC. Fti-rinkinc ... 2 -17 t'ra'rr Lake Gram? F'as m 4T Klamatli Falis 3i n MEDFORD ST 17 Portland s .n Seattlr Spokane I .akinia Eureka Fd Bluff .... Sarranifn tr . ... San I- ranfisro Ln Angrles Phnrnix . ... Denver Chicago Miami New York Washington. D C SI fin R7 To Hold Supper The South ern Oregon Mushroom club will meet Aug. 1 at 6:30 p.m. for a potluck supper at the home of Lewis Kilbourn at the bridee approach of Byber Bridge. All members and their families are asked to attend. Visits Here Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Norton and three chil dren of Spenard. Alaska, visited the L. E. Huges' atTolo recently. Mr. and Mrs. Norton are friends of Mrs. Hughes' nephew. Glenn Colpitis, who also hve in Spe nard. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ball, of Pontiac. Mich., have been visiting for the last three days in Medford w-ith Madeline Nowlin. 1103 Spring st. The Balls came to Medford through Crater Lake and the Oregon Caves and will drive to Yellow stone park next. ilfTli? Eokjv health, rest1, comfort ond HosD'totiry amidst D'easenif ur round trigs. Cornelete'v Furnished Sieeping arvl Housekeeping Cabrn with aH modern toe Miev HOT MINERAL ond MUD BATHS for Rheumutum, Arthrim, Neuritis,. Sciatica, NrvourM CARBON DIOXIDE VAPOR BATHS Arc excellent for Eciemo, Sinus, Skm Inrp ttons. HipK ond Lov Blood Prsr "Your Health 1$ Ojf B.retness ' i RetervatiofH ond informotion Add'i Bwekfcorn Mineral Sorine, Rf. 1, AiMond, Oreojow e Phon Leno. Dtftoneo. f. Hf rrcm Wevirp D'rCtf Ovropoct'e Pvjtcon for your patronage in the past. We welcome you in the future? Steel SKares mm I .vi & Marker 10 New Kecord High.UHlYlClS oreaK New York UR Steel shares with prices of the metal being . lifted the stock market to a new ' boosted, record high in the composite! Metals other than steels also average today. put on a lively snow with gains Volume increased to the high- running to three points in Ken est level, except for one session, necoit. Aluminum issues were since June 8. tiie day Presidnt 1 strong. Alcoa set a new high on Eisenhower took ill. a rise of more than four points. Today's demand for steel Dow-Jones Averages shares sent most of them to new ; ,-, , - highs. Their strength reflected!, Dov:ion.' 'ver , . , ages: 30 industrials o 1 .81, up anticipation of resumption of , , , , , F . , . 4.39; 20 railroads 10.63 up steel operations in a dav or two . .... -, ,. ' : ,1.62: la utilities j 1 . 1 .- . up 0.25. Capitol Planners Joined byOdell Sale m U " Dr. Morgan Odell, president of Lewis and Clark Colleee at Portland, was named to a four-year team on the Capitol Planning Commission by Gov. Elmo Smith today. Dr. Odell will succeed Robert W. Sawyer of Bend, veteran Oregon newspaperman, who has served as planning commission chairman since it was created in 1949. Sawyer asked to he re lieved of his duties on adice uf his doctor. Gov. Smith accepted Sawyer's resignation with regret and praised him for "unselfish years ol service to the state and his devotion to the cause of preserv ing the beauty and dignity of the capitol area.'' At the same time. Gov. Smith j reappointed Dean Sidney Little! of the architecture and allied i arts school of the University of; Oregon to the commission. Other j members are Charles A. i Sprag;ue. Salem publisher George W. Gleeson, dean of en gineering; at Oregon State Col lege; Milton L. Leyers and Eliza beth Lord, Salem: and Herman Brockman. Portland. Obituaries MRS. CORA TREICHLER Funeral services for Mrs. Cora K. Treichler, 84. Medford, who died in a local hospital this morn ing, will be held at the Perl Funeral home at 10 a.m. Thurs day. The Rev. John Reynolds of the First Presbyterian church will officiate. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. ! Mrs. Treichler was born June ! 1. 1872 in South Dakota. She was a member of Reamcs Chapter of I the Eastern Star, and was active i in the Presbyterian church and ; the Sunny Sisters Circle of the church. She was married to j George L. Treichler in 1920. He ! died in November. 1942. j She is survived by one step son, H. E. Treichler of Rich mond, Tex.; one step-daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Bosworth o f Compton, Calif.: and a niece, Mrs. George Wagner of San Jose, Calif. MRS. MARTHA E. DeHAAS Funeral services for Mrs. Mar tha E. DeHaas of Valdez. Alaska, who died Thursday, will be held Wednesday in Conger-Morris chapel at 3 p.m. The Rev. John M. Y'ork of the West Main Church of Christ will officiate. Committal will be in Central Point cemetery. Mrs. DeHaas was born May 27. 1868, in Paradise, Oregon. She had lived in Central Point for 29 years, moving to Valdez in 1951 where she had lived for the past five years. She was an active member of the Christian church at Central Point. Survivors include three sons. Harvey DeHaas, Cascade, Idaho; William DeHaas, Central Point and Hubert DeHaas. Valdez, Alaska; two daughters, Mrs. Walter" Buchanan, Baker, Ore gon and Mrs. Allen Hood, Val dez, Alaska; twelve grandchil dren and several nieces and nephews. L c i I23 tsa the opportunity to jerve Lift Stock v& and 6.) stocks 13:i.70. up 1 46. Sales today were about 2.520. 0(H) shares. I Delay's closing iected stocks: prices on se American Chemical Ill '2 American Can 44 1 8 AT&T 18-T's Anaconda Copper 1 Bethlehem Steel 163' s Caterpilkr Corp S0::4 Chrysler 64"'s Continental Can 53 Crown Zellerbach 66 Curtiss Wright 34-"s U1.1 1 out 215' Eastman Kodak General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pacific Graham Paige 97 6.'iTs 49' 4 47's 80'4 178 Homeslake Mining 341 4 Kaiser Fraser 19 :4 Kcnnecott Copper 135'a Lockheed Aircraft 437s M and M Wood 34s8 Katy Pfd 65' 2 Montgomery Ward 42"s New York Central 395s Penney. J. C 948 Penn RR 25 Radio Corporation 42:U Richfield Oil 79's Socony Vacuum SS-j Southern Co 227s Southern Pacific 507s Standard California 56's Standard Indiana 611--' Standard N. J 60 Sun Mines 8' s Texas Gulf 32' s Tex Pac Land Trust 8"'8 Trans American 39-"s Trans West Air 225g Tri-Continental 23T8 Un Carbide 127-14 Union Pacific Unquoted United Aircraft 73-m U. A. L 42' 2 U. S. Rubber 52T8 U. S. Steel 658 Y'oungstown S & T 1015s Gold Hill Gold Hill Grange has invited the public to attend an hour program at 7:30 p.m. at the Grange Hall Thursday. Aus. 2. Pictures and slides of the Pear Blossom parade will be shown. There will also be a film by Conger-Morris. IT ASHLAND r Mf'tO-GO10WTN.M.Tff MCniflE 'gne M00EHED R0yr. ondiS o-;an AH-KNt G CAPRO'J tsts'ie WIW.000 - Van Dy.e PS PLUS " "KISMET" CINEMASCOPE Howird Keel Ann Blyth Dolores Gray Vic Damone the Swan f DINE ON THE COOL, BREEZY PATIO AT - - - MON DESIR DINING INN - Near Central Point You'll enjoy ths dtlicioui foodi . . . th delightful atmosphert . . the warm hospitality at MON DESIR . . . Phone NOrmandy 4-2513 for reservations. FUN! At the .... o Y HERE! For One Week' Engagement Only VERN MALLORY QUARTETTE Entertainment! Dancing! Two Floor Shows! - DINING ROOM - Try One of Our ( Delirious 'Choice" I J Steaks at Only 1 up Special Children's Portions Tuesday. July 31. 1958 l r I Legs With Hammers Buford. Ga. UP' Prison of ficials today attempted to learn why more than 30 "hardened'' convicts broke their legs with sledge hammers in a demonstra tion against working conditions at the Rocky Quarry State Pris on for incorrigibles here. State Director of Corrections .lack Forrester said 36 prisoners, including seven Negroes, used ten-pound sledge hammers with rocks serving as anvils as they tried to break their legs in an attempt to escape from the hard work at the quarry. A prison doctor said that all but "four or five" of the pris oners managed to fracture their legs, and at least ten of them suffered from compound breaks. The injured convicts were i l ushed by ambulances and a bus j nearly 200 miles late Monday 8 I night to the Reidsville State 4 i Prison which has better hospital ; facilities. s i Forrester said all the prison 4 ers involved in the bloody pro test were maximum security in mates or incoirigibles. He said there was no trouble from the other convicts following the riemonstrat ion. TOMORROW A TERIFFIC ACTION SHOW! ALAN ROSSANA XADD JODKTA Chill wills Plus Added FEATURETTE WARNER BROS. ...... " - re . warnerColor 4 Romantic Journey On The :. Highway Of History' WHililHillilll is 3 &IBERTV ROAD" J MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN 1 Theft of Scooter, ; Other Items Reported John Brewold. 10 Renault ' ave., Medford. has reported to j the Jackson county sheriff the j theft of two scooter wheels, a I S15 pair of sun glasses, screw i drivers, plyers and a thermos I jug from the site where he is I building a house near Griffin 1 Creek school. I According to the report, the j theft is believed to have oc- curred sometime between 9 p.m. i July 22 and 9 a.m. July 23. 1 Sheriff's deputies are working i on the case. Births COTTER To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon. Phoenix. July 31. 1956. a girl. 6 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. RICHARDSON TO Mr. and Mrs. John. 502 Whitman place, July 31, 1956. a boy. S'-'a pounds at Sacred Heart hospital. JONES To The Rev. and Mrs. Richard, 1404 Saling ave., July 29, 1956, a boy. 8n4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. TWO DAYS ONLY! MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD AUGUST WED. I THURS. I TWICE DAILY 230 -8 00 p.m. THE JACKSON COUNTY SHRINE CLUB Presents The All New 1956 Edition of FEATURING . . . 46 STUNNING 46 STAGGERING SPECTACULAR 46 ARENIC 46 SENSATIONS-Which Unfold with Incessant Rapidity including . . "THE INCOMPARABLE" WALLENDA FAMILY . . High Wire Walking Wonders "THE FLYING HARTZELLS" Incredible Aerial Artistry "MISS RIETTA" Empress cf the Clouds . . "TOM PACKS" Siamese Elephants . . "CAPT. EDDIE KUHNS" With his Mixed Group of Natural enemies of the jungle depth, educated beyond depths, educated beyond EDUCATED CANINES DANCING HORSES PLAYFUL CLOWNS FROLICKING BEARS ADEPT AERIALISTS LAVISH SKY BALLET . . Bubbling over with laughs, thrills and surprises Avoid waiting in line BUY Tickets NOW at the ESQUIRE THEATER BLDG. Adults $1.20 Children 50c Rctrvd Sean: Mjtinttt 60 Addit. Nights 1:00 Addit. Inc. Tax mimt Ill gHi .INilliM TONITE AT 9:00 P.M. ANOTHER AJ0R SNEAK YOU'LL SCREAM AT THIS ONE ENDS TONITE ' Ike Signs Bill on Fruits and Vegetables I Washington .U.R! President Eisenhower has signed legisla tion to tighten up laws in the marketing of fresh fruits and vegetables. The new law raises from S15 to S25 a year the maximum an nual license fee for dealers, and broadens the ground for refus ing to grant a license. It also eliminates the neces sity of proving "fraudulent pur no.se'' in connection with mis branding miv perishable farm commoditv. j Santa Monica, Calif. (U.R) j Mrs. Nellie Frances Davidson j w as granted a divorce Monday j on testimony her husband. Bry an. o9. ordered her to go dancing with him "five or six nights" week. She is 81. 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