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Sunday. August 28. 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE tTTCK Livestock The annual livestock auction at the 4-H and Future Farmers of America fair at the fair grounds Friday night brought a total of nearly $30,000 to the young sellers, according to the report of fair officials. A total of 60,925 pounds of beef was sold for $21,721.55. or an average price of 35.7 cents per pound. Animal sold aver aged 923 pounds. The swine sale totaled $5,- 020.17 for animals weighing a total of 20.105 pounds, averaging 180 pounds each. Average price per pound was 25 cents. The sheep sale brought in $2.- 366 for animals averaging 93 pounds, sold at an average price of 32.7 cents per pound. Total weight was 7,535 pounds. Following are the sales rec ords, including exhibitor, class, weight, total price, and pur chaser: - POULTRY Donna Debrick. Central Point, pen of fryer. 24. 36. Big Y. Nvlla Cooper, Sut-Q. pen of fryer, 13, 26, Big Y. SHKEP Earl Bowen, Gold Hill. Cr. Cham pion. Southdown. 90. 135. East Side Market. Med ford; Larry Enkew. Cold Hill. Re. Champion. Southdown, 95. 71.25. Groceteria: Susan Wright. Oak Grove. Int. Hampshire. 110, 5, Ashland Groceteria: Lanny Parsons. Rogue Riv er, ut. Suffolk. 93. 3325, Dr. Frank Freeburffer; Sandra Reich, Oak Grove, 1M. Corriedale, 9.V 26.60. Groceteria, Medford: Fred Swingle, Phoenix, ist, Suffolk. (10. 22 40. Big Y Super Market; Terry Gail, Gold Hill. Southdown, ffft. 3130. Dr. Charles Lemery; Gwen K rouse. Applegate. Hampshire, 120. 30. Fred Sttckley; Ursula Bates. Oak Grove. Suffolk. 93. 28 50. Monarch Fed V Seed: Ron Daughertv. Corrie dale. 90. 27.90. Leonard Halfhill; Sue Rutherford. Westside. Suffolk. 90. 25.20. Dr. F, J. Shaskv; Grace Gail. Gold Hill. Southdown. 90. 28.80. Dr. Charles Lemery: Nancy Luak. Sis-Q. Hampshire. 105. 30.45. ( David Holmes) Bear Creek Orchardist; Tom Turpin, Oak Grove, Suffolk, 95. 32 30. Farmer Packing Co.; Rene Johnson, Phoenix. Corriedale. 90. 27.90, Dr. McGeary. Phoenix; Charles Swingle. Phoenix. Suffolk. 80, 2560. Dr. Edwin Durno; Lois Biles. Gold Hill. Southdown, 90, 26 10. East Side Market: Annette Dra ger. Sis-Q. Hampshire. 30. 27 20. Inde pendent Meat. Ashland: Charles Mar tin. Phoenix. Suffolk. 100. 26. Midway1 Meat; Virginia Daugherty .Phoenix, 5C 8 Exposure Roll... 1 PENNYWISE 323 E. Main Ring Them (Swiss Cow) Bells . . . 18 years ago, Pete and Paula Auer moved to Jackson County from Graubunden, Switzerland bringing with them their unique collection of Swiss cowbells and their knowledge of dairying. Paula still molds butter In interest ing designs after the best Swiss tradition, and the melodious cowbells are a constant reminder of the Swiss Alps, the lowing herds, and the music of Swiss yodelers. But their 40-acra dairy farm near Eagle Point, with its herd of 40 fine dairy cattle, utilizes the best in modern American dairy equipment. The Auers are members of the Milk Producers' League of Jackson County and, through the league, sell their production of this essential food to your distributors of processed Grade-A milk. t ': "P 1 Dairying it Jackson County's MILK PrOaUCerS UaUe Second Largest Agricultural Industry f ; i I O I L - -- I Auction Sales Total Nearly $30,000 at Fair Corriedale. 90. 27. Mann's Dept. Store; Wavne Dit-iwonh. Sis-Q. Suffolk, 80. 26 40, Big Y Market: Don Gail. Gold Hill. Southdown. 90. 26.10. (David Holme, Bear Creek Orchards: Craig Wright, Oak Grove. Hampshire. 110. 30 60 Monarch Feed Seed: Marcia Watson. Central Point, Suffolk. 95. 29 43, Groceteria; Charles Babcock. Evan Valley. Other Breeds, 105, 2655, Gail Market. Rogue River; Charles Elmore. Applegate, Corrie dale. 85. 26 35, Grance Coop. Central Point: Marcia Belknap. Oak Grove. Suffolk. 90. 2730. Groceteria; Joyce Kerr. Sut-Q. Southdown. 100. 29. Hazel Wright; Pat Gillette. Sis-Q. Hampshire. 120, 36. Frank Christian, Talent: VeT via Beman. Gold Hill. Suffolk. 95. 28 50. Homer Henderson; Jim Smith. Gold Hill. Columbia. 95. 28.50. Big Y Super Market; Tom Perdue, Antelope. Suffolk. 90. 36. Midwav Surplus, Bob Weaver; Ogden Kellog, Gold Hill, Southdown. 100, 31. Morton. Milling Co.; Jim Berg. Antelope. Hampshire. 115. 29 90. C. H. Buffington; Don Hig day. Antelope. Suffolk. 95, 28 50, Dr. Bartel; Truman Elmore. Applegate. Corriedale. 95. 27.55, Groceteria; Ron Willock. Phoenix. Suffolk. 75. 28.50. Padghams Glass & Mi 11 works: Marie Jones. Gold Hill. Southdown. 85, 33.23. Hendy Padgham Millworks: Jim Biles. Gold Hill. Hampshire. 95. 30.40. East Side Market. Medford; Mike Higday, Antelope. Suffolk. 120. 31 20, Mr. De Long; Russell Elmore. Apple gate, Corriedale. 90, 27, East Side Mar ket, Medford; Nancy Barnes. Wests ide. Suffolk. 90. 28 80. East Side Market, Medford; Bettv Kerr. Sis-Q. South down, 55. 22. Big Y Super Marekt; Ron Deman. Gold Hill. Hampshire. 105. 28 35. Groceteria; Jerry Moore. Reese Creek. Suffolk, 115. 2B.75, Midway Auction Co.: Linda Gibson. Westside, Corriedale. 95. 32 30. East Side Mar ket. Medford: Karen Gettling. Ruch. Suffolk, 80. 31 20. Ed Gettling; Terry Robertson. Gold Hill. Hampshire. 80. 28. East Side Market. Medford; Eve lyn Niedermeyer. Westside. Suffolk. 120. 36. Faber'i Market. Central Point; Lorna Fowler, Phoenix. Suffolk, 75. 31 30. Triangle Market. Phoenix: Faye Chapman. Sts-Q. Hampshire. 100. 4000. Leonard Halfhill: Dan Gil man. Westside. Suffolk. 125. 38 75. George Gilman; Charlene Peterson. Sis-Q. Hampshire. 110 42.90, Indepen dent Meat-Ashland: Carol vri Barnes, Westside. Suffolk. 100. 33 00. Dr. Mc-Geary-Phoenix: Doug Robertson. Gold Hill. Hampshire, 85, 27.20. Pacific Feed; John Cox. Upper. Suffolk, 95. 28 50. Earnest Evans. Ashland; Jeff Fowler. Phoenix, Feeder Lamb 70, 21.00. Big Y Super Market; Lois Biles, Gold Hill, Gr. Champion Southdown, 220. 70.40. East Side Market- Medford; Grace Gail, Gold Hill. Res. Champion Southdown. 263. 79.30. Dr. Drummond; Ardith Champson. Sis-Q. 1st Hamp shire, 305, 91.50. East Side Abbatoir Ashland: Usula Bates. Oak Grove. 1st Suffolk. 300. 69.00, Groceteria-Medford; tvaiyn rveidermeyer Westside. Corrie dale. 295, 6783, Groceteria-Medford; Jim Biles. Gold Hill. Southdown, 250, 3 WW " J t i Drink at least 3 Glasses of milk every day 72 50, Medford Meat Co.; Jim Smith. Gold Hill, Columbia. 235. 70 50 Stan Morgan: Charles Elmore Applegate, Corriedale. 260, 70.20, East Side Mar ket. Medford. SWINE Billv Jones. Gold Hill, Gr. Champion Berkshire. 220. 129 80. Big Y Super Market; Allen Barnes Crater Hi-FFA. Gr. Champion Duroc, 200. 110.00 Gro ceteria: Charles Elmore, Applegate, Res. Champion Poland China 180, 90 00. Oakdale Market: Marjorie Brood. Phoenix. 1st Duroc. 195. 60.45 Faber's Feed and Seed: Velma Peile Upper Rogue, 1st Tamworth, 205. 61.50, Big Y Super Market; David Foote. Cen tral Point others. 190. 53.20. Mr. Walt en: Phvllis Taylor, Central Point. Berkshire, 180. 48.60, Norfield Shoe Coffee Salesman Admits Slaying School Teacher Yonkers. N. Y. U.R A slightly-built door-to-door coffee salesman confessed Saturday he killed a parochial school teacher two months ago when she asked him to leave his wife and child. He led police to the girl's shal low grave in a wooded section near a cemetery. Edward Eckwerth. 29. who was brought here from Portland, Ore., for questioning, broke down at police headquarters and admitted he fatally struck Rose mary Spezzo. 24, last June 22, several months after he struck up a friendship with her while selling her coffee. He said he struck her on the head with a large stone after having intimate relations with her. Miss Spezzo's stunned parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Spezzo, said they knew nothing of the relationship between their daughter and Eckwerth other than that they chatted through the doorway when he came to sell coffee. Knew Daughter Was Dead "I knew all along my daughter was dead,". Mrs. Spezzo said. "I felt it. If she had run off, she wouia have called or written and would have remembered her pop's birthhay in July." Miss Spezzo's fully-clad, badly decomposed body was found in a slight hollow opposite Mount Hope cemetery in nearby Hast-ings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Police said Eckwerth told them he hit her on the head several times and then left her unconscious and dying. Eckwerth, married and the father of a two-year-old daugh ter, was found in Oregon after abandoning his coffee truck in nearby Mt. Vernon, N. Y. He was arrested in Portland on an auto theft charge and then was questioned about Miss Spcz zo at the request of Yonkers au thorities. Under questioning in Portland, he insisted he knew nothing of her disappearance. He stuck to that story after he -was brought here ' last Wednesday, but finally broke down Saturday. Co.; Arthur Gardener Antelope, Duroc, 215. 73.10. Midwav Sum! us-Bob Beav er; Stanley Smith, Applegate, Poland China, ISO, 61.20, Monarch Feed and Seed; Jim Scott, Phoenix. Tamworth, 180. 48.60. Big V Super Market: Man- lee Smith Gold Hill. Others, 195. 58.50, Merlon Bradshaw. Russell Frmk. Central Point. Berk- it hire, 190. 57.00, Grange Coop-Central Point, cunt oibson. westside, uuroc, 185. 57.35 Groceteria; Russell Elmore, Applegate. Poland China. 160, 41.60. Rov Gier; Jo Anna Malloroy. Antelope, Berkshire. 185, 51.80. Groceteria; Hen ry Scott. Phoenix, Tamworth. 185. 53. 65. Big Y Super Market; Willie Debrick Central Point. Berkshire. 205, 53.30. Faber'i Market-Central Point: Dona Debrick. Central Pont. Others. 200. 50 00, Faber's Feed and Seed Jim Biles. Gold Hill, Berkshire. 220, 57.20. Med ford Meat: Darrel Daniels. Central Point. Poland China. 200, 50.00. Mid way Meat; Scott Eaton. Central Point, Berkshire, 170, 44.20, Big Y Super Mar ket; Robert Peile. Upper Rogue, Tam worth, 210. 60 90. independent Meat; David Carter. Gold ui. Berksnire, Z2o, 58 50. Leonard Bradshaw. Fred Jossy. Antelope. Duroc, 210, 58.80. Farmer's Pack: Melvin Smith, Gold Hill. Others. 185. 53 65. East Side Market; Phillip Dahl, Applegate. Po land China, 180, 52.20. Big Y Super Market; Russell Skov. Gold Hill, Berk shire, 230, 5H.80, Geo. Brown; Betty Ann Higday. Antelope, Tamworth. 220, 77.00. Minch Packine Co-Red Bluff, Calif.; Grace Gail, Gold Hill. Berkshire. 220. 66 00. Minch Packing Co.-Red Bluff, Calif. ;Karen Renfro, Central Point. Others. 180. 54.00. Suoer Pack Co.-Klamath Falls; Jim Frink. Central Point. Berkshire. 180. 52.20. Midway Meat: John Foley, Westside. Uuroc, 205. 57.40 Groceteria: Steve Stewart. Sis-Q. Berkshire, 230, 66 70. Betlview Feed-Ashland. Truman Elmore, Apple gate, Poland China. 185. 46.23, Groce teria: Jim Smith, Gold Hill, Berkshire. 235. 61.10. Ralph Cook: Jeanette King. Gold Hill. Others. 180. 45.00, Groce teria; Sharon Coffman. Antelope. Berk shire, jria 42.) Morton Milling lo. Bill Hubbard, Antelope. Duroc. 205, 4B.20, O.K. Market: Willie German Central Point, Berkshire. 150, 39.00, Pacific Feed and Seed: Bernard Re- ncau. Sis-Q. Tamworth. 165. 52.80. Bel I view Feed. Judy Gehhard. Central Point Berkshire. 170. 47.60, Faber's Market-Central Point. Gary Smith, Ap- Suspect Held in Chicago Slayings Oakland,. Calif. (U.R Three Chicago policemen were en route here today to question an ex- convict who was described "the hottest suspect yet" in the slaying of three Chicago school boys last October. The FBI arrested 42-year-old Norvel Degrove Friday in a San Leandro used car lot on charges of unlawful flight to avoid prose cution for three midwest sex crimes. The FBI said Degrove had also been the subject of a widespread search for questioning In the slaying of Robert Peterson, 13, John Schessler, 13, and his brother, Anton, 11. The boys' nude bodies were found sprawled in a ditch in a Chicago forest preserve. Degrove had been working in a nursery here, a fact which the FBI said checked out with one of the major clues in the Chicago murders. Traces of chloradme, an insecticide used by gardeners, were found in the scalp of the Peterson boy. The FBI said De grove had also worked as a nurseryman in Chicago. He had gone to the used car lot to complain about a car he bought three weeks ago. SE Portland Area Flooded by Raintall Portland, Ore. U.R A 12 block area in southeast Portland was flooded Saturday when a collapsed trunk sewer could not handle the heavy rain that pelted the city. More than an inch of rain had fallen by late afternoon from the sudden rain storm that start ed early Saturday morning. The water extended from curb to curb, filling scores of base ments in the area between SE 17th and 14 aves. from Clinton st. to the Southern Pacific railroad tracks. Some parked cars were stranded in the streets and the only way residents could leave their homes was by wading through the muddy water. City Commissioner William A. Bowes rounded up 200 city work ers and all the pumps available to help pump out basements. He said the sewer had collapsed last week and workmen have been working to repair it. Thornton Said Using Otfice for Own Gain McMinnville, Ore. U.R State Sen. Carl Francis, Repub lican candidate for attorney gen eral, Saturday told a group of McMinnville businessmen "that his opponent, Robert Y. Thorn ton, has used his position as a political instrument ior personal gains." ' ' "Thornton," Francis said, "has been severely criticized by news papers throughout the state for his repeated attempt to get thou sands of columns of free pub licity so that every voter in Ore gon would know him." Francis charged that Thorn ton's career as attorney general has been one of "complete inef ficiency, lack of ability and of contradictory rulings." He stated that it is his respon sibility as a candidate for attor ney general to tell the people of Oregon about the misconduct of Thornton's administration. Earthquake Recorded San Diego U.R A fairly strong earthquake that rocked the Point Loma area near here was recorded at 7:58.56 a.m. (PST) Saturday by seismologists. The shock had an intensity of three on a scale of 12. There was no report of damage. plegate, Poland China. 170, 42.50. Fred Luy: Mike Norton, Central Point, Berk shire, 150. 37.50. L. Halfhill; Don Hig day. Antelope, Others, 140. 67 20 Med ford Feed and Seed; Jerry Leonard, Crater Hi-FFA, Hampshire, 140. 35.00. Mr. Wallen; Errol Coffman, Antelope. Berkshire. 170, 42.50. Groceteria: Mike Elmore, Applegate, Poland China, 160, 38.40 East Side Abbatoir-Ashland; Jean Rowden Applegate, Berkshire, 170. 45.90. Groceteria; James Cochran. Crater Hi-FFA, Yorkshire. 135. 29.70. Morton Milling; Norman Ditsworth. Sis-Q, Berkshire, 165, 46.20. Grange Coop-Central Point. Ricky Davis, Ruch, Poland China. 250. 57.50, Midway Auction; Don Gail. Gold Hill Berkshire. 245. 5635. Don Niedermeyer; Dan Gilman Westside, Others. 190. 58.90. Groceteria; Lois Biles. Gold Hill. Berkshire. 245, 56.35. Midway Auction; Marlena Coffman. Antelope. Berkshire, 165. 41.25, Padg ham Glass and Millworks; James Daniels. Westside Poland China. 205. 5330, Groceteria; Judy Carter, Central Point. Berkshire, 150. 37.50. Mr. Wal len. Andrew Cochran, Central Point. Others. 135, 32.40. Medford Feed and Seed; Gary Legler. Central Point, Po land China. 155 35.65. Groceteria; Jeff Anhorn. Centra) Point, Berkshire, 165, 52 80, Big Y Super Market. FEEDER Mary Daniels, Westside. Poland China, 135, 24.98, Pacific Feed and Seed. PENS Or THREE Russell Elmore, Applegate, Gr. Champion Poland. 555, 116.55. Big Y Super Market; Steve Stewart, Sis-Q Res. Champion Berkshire, 570, 125.40, East Side Abbatoir; Robert Peile, Up per Rogue. Tamworth. 00. 135.00. Big Y Super Market; Bill Hubbard. Ante lope, Duroc. 550. 115.50, East Side Mar ket; Truman- Elmore. Applegate. Po land China, 495 99.00 Farmer s Pack Co.; Russell Frink, Central Point, Berk shire. 560. 123.20, Faber's Market-Central Point: Jerry Leonard. Crater Hi FFA. Yorkshire. 480. 88.80. O.K. Mar ket; Charles Elmore, Appleeate. Poland China. 480 86.40, East Side Abbatoir Ashland; James Frink, Central Point Berkshire, 475, 92.63. Mr. Fisher; Mike Elmore. Applegate. Poland China, 490, 88.20. Medford Meat. Willie Debrick, Central Point, Berk shire. 470. 89.30. Minch Meat Co.- Red Bluff, Calif.; Gary Legler. Central Point, Poland China, 515, 95.28, Med ford Meat; Norman Ditsworth, Sis-Q, Berkshire. 360. 66.60. Mr. Wallen: Gary Smith. Applegate. Poland China, 475. 92.63. Medford Meat: Willie Germ arm. Central Point, Berkshire, 330. 62.70, Mr. Wallen. BEEF Patsy Charley. Central Point, Gr. Champion, Hereford, 115. 802.80. Gro ceteria: Dale Smith, Central Point, Res. Champion, Hereford. 1130, 919.80, Big Y Super Market: David Chris tense n. Applegate. Shorthorn, 990. 297.00, Big Y Super Market; Diana Gardener. An telope, Angus. 980, 313.60, Big Y Super Market; Teresa Pruitt. Antelope. Here ford, 930. 316 20. Monarch Feed and Seed; Shirley Dunlap. Ruch. Hereford. 8A0. 308.00, East Side Market: Joyce Kedd Sis-Q, Hereford. 825. 288.75, Big Y Super Market; Terrv Gail. Gold Hill. Hereford, 1005, 341.70, A and H Log ging Co ; Christine Bartel, Antelope. Shorthorn, 855. 290.70, Dr. Ralph Thompson - Robert Hayes, Antelope. Angus. 875. 288.75, Oakdale Market: Monte Cook. Central Point, Hereford, 955. 305.60, Hubbard Bros.; Judy Bradshaw. Ante lope.. Hereford. 880. 316.80. Deaver Tractor Co.: Leon Small, Sis-Q, Here- ford, 840, 302.80, Warren and Bartholo- l - . n, , , . . . j y . ." j- The Right Decision-- There is good reason why the man sitting in the beautiful motor car above looks so pleased. He has decided to make the move to Cadillac! This, to be sure, is cause for great personal satisfaction in itself. For the wisdom of selecting Cadillac is undeniable. But not only does this gentleman know he has made the wisest possible choice of a motor car he knows that he has made it at the wisest possible time. For coming, as he did, at this particular season of the year, he was able to take advantage of some very favorable circumstances. To begin with, he will be able to obtain delivery 143 mew Insurance? Agency; Scott Holmes. Phoenix, Hereford, 1040, 343-20, Big Y Super Market; James Christensen. Applegate, Shorthorn. 760, 258.40, Grange Coop; Nancy Lusk. Sis-. Angus, 940, 319 60. Ashland Elks: Pat Gillette. Sis-Q, Hereford. 920. 322 00. Safeway Store; Charlene Peterson. Hereford. 890, 31150, Oakdale Market; David Woolfolk. Antelope. Hereford, 785, 274 75, Rogue Valley State Bank; Bill Anhorn. Central Point. Hereford, 1135. 397.25, Safeway Stores, Inc.; Grace Gail Gold Hill. Shorthorn. 930, 344 86. Mann's Dept. Store; Michael Elmore. Applegate. Angus. 955, 334.25, Groce teria. Ira Conner, Upper Rogue. Hereford. 935, 345.95, Groceteria: Ken Stewart, Stewart, Sis-Q, Hereford. 890. 329.30. Dave Lowry; Donald Anderson An telope, Hereford, 765 260.10, Midway Surplus; Curt Harris. Phoenix. Here ford. 1030, 350.20, Crater Lake Motors; Charlotte Bush. Antelope. Shorthorn. 1015, 32480. Western Thrift: Truman Elmore. Applegate. Angus, 900, 306.00, East Side Market; Marilyn Cordy Cen tral Point, Hereford, 945, 330.75, Trow brideg and Flynn; Rickey Anderson. Antelope. Hereford, 845, 278.85, Rogue Valley State Bank; Philip Krouse, Ap plegate, Hereford, 835. 283.90. Norfield Shoes; Mary Leekey. Upper Rogue. Hereford, 990. 336.60 Oakdale Market; Linda Malloroy, Antelope, Angus, 1025, 379.25, Big Y Super Market; Chip Buf fington. Central Point, Hereford, 930. 325.50. Safeway Stores Inc.; Carol von der Hellen, Central Point, Hereford, 845. 295.75. Dr. Findley; Steve Stewart. Sis-Q, Hereford. 840, 302.40. Grange Coop-Central Point; John Anhorn, Central Point, Hereford, 995, 358.20, Big Y Super Market. Judy Leekey. Upper Rogue. Angus, 940. 310.20, Big Y Super Market; Con nie Fehige. Sis-Q. Hereford, P25. 314 50. Ashland Elks; Edith Ann Williamson. Sis-Q. Hereford. 910. 364 00. Big Y Super Market; Bill Charlev. Centra) Point. Hereford 830. 323.70. Big Y Super Market; Jeff Anhorn. Centra) Point. Hereford. 1105. 419.90. Bik Y Super Market; Rusel) Elmore. Apple gate, Angus, 1075, 387. .00, Safeway Stores Inc.; Susan Wright, Central Point. Hereford. 985, 334 60, Groceter ia:. Joan Drager. Sis-Q, Hereford, 8fi0. 310.00 Ashland Elks: Marvin Little. Antelope. Hereford. 825. 264.00. Super Pack. Co; James Scott. Phoenix, Hert ford, 1000, 360.00, Groceteria; Charles Elmore, Applegate, Angus. 935, 336.60, East Side Market: John James. Sis-Q. Hereford. 945, 340.20, Safeway; Ray Bitterling. Antelope, Hereford. 895, 331.15. Medford Feed and Seed. Robert Peile. Upper Rogue Hereford. 830. 249.00, East Side Abbatoir-Ashland; Beverly Little; Antelope, Hereford, 1040. 353.60. Medford Corp. Brad Gett lin'i, Ruch. Angus. 925. 314.25. East Side Abbatoir; James Reneau. Sis-Q. Hereford, 975. 302.25, East Side Abba toir; Vernon Harper, Antelope. Here ford. 830. 302.60. Rogue Valley State Bank; Francis Krouse Applegate Her ford 1010 313.10 Groceteria; Henrv Scott. Phoenix, Hereford. 950, 323.00. Faber's Market-Central Point; Eldon Little. Antelope. Hereford, 850. 272 00. Big Y Super Market: Noel Dunlap. Ruch, Hereford. 830 282.20, Groceteria; Frei Jossy, Antelope. Hereford, 925, 323.75. Big Y Super Market: Alice Woolfolk. Antelope. Hereford. 780. 23.oo, Big y uper Market: John Cox. Upper Rogue. Hereford. 920. 349.60. Big Y Super Market; Velma Peile, Up per nogue, tiereiora, 4u, J4j.nu, gro ceteria; Jim Sims. Applegate. Here ford. 775. 286.75 Big Y Super Market; Irma Penwell, Gold Hill. Hereford, 870, 382.80, Safeway Stores. Inc. SKINNER'S South Riverside Bay Area Crashes Take Lives of Four San Francisco U.R) Traf fic accidents claimed the lives of four Bay area residents Satur day, including that of an 11-year-old boy who was struck by a car in Hayward while walking with three of his brothers. Richard Schmack, one of the 14 children of Mr. and Mrs. Oph ir Schmack, Hayward, darted in front of a car driven by Wilbur Mahoney Jr., 33, of Burlingame. Theodore Le Grande, 50, of East Palo Alto, was killed in an other accident near Hayward Saturday morning when his car collided with a truck. Police said Le Grande's car swerved across the double line and crashed into the truck. George J. Waitings, 62-year-old owner of the Bee Line truck dispatch Co. in Oakland, was killed instantly when his car crashed into another auto. A farm laborer, 43-year-old Julio Martinez Acosta, was killed early Saturday when he was struck down attempting to cross U. S. Highway 101. Father Accused of Stabbing Infant Los Angeles U.R) A two-month-old boy was in critical condition Saturday with a chest stab wound his father was ac cused of inflicting while under the influence of narcotics. The father, Richard D. Gallar do, 24, was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after his son, Richard A. Gallardo, was stabbed with a pair of scissors last night. . Gallardo's wive, Genevieve, 23, told police she and her hus band had quarreled and later she heard the baby choking. "I went to the crib and found the scissors sticking out of the baby's chest," she said. Officers said Gallardo admit ted taking a "fix" of heroin be fore the stabbing. "I can't explain why I stabbed the baby," officers quoted him as saying. "I picked up the scis sors and stuck the point of them on the baby's chest and pushed down." at the Right Time ! of his Cadillac after the shortest waiting period in many, many months. And, even more importantly, he discovered that Cadillac ownership has become more attractive and economical than ever before. Because of low used-car inventory, it is currently possible to receive an unusually generous trade-in allowance. Little wonder, then, that this gentleman looks so pleased and happy just as we know you will when you get the full, wonderful facts about Cadillac today 1 In fact, we should like to suggest that you come in and hear them for yourself. We know you'll agree that the right decision is for Cadillac and that the right time is nowl GARAGE Medford Phone 2 Navy Wives Appeal For Continued Search Iwakuni, Japan (U.R) The wives of five Navy airmen mis sing on a U.S. patrol plane shot down off the Chinese Communist coast sent an urgent appeal to day to the Chief of Naval Op- eratiens not to discontinue the search for their husbands. The wives sent the cable to Adm. Arleigh Burke in Wash ington after they learned that the search for the 15 men still missing was suspended temp orarily. Sending the cable were the wives of Lt. (JG) James B. Deane. Grand Rapids, Mich.; AT2 Carl E. Messinger, Larelo, Mo.; Lt. CDR. Milton Hutchin son, Cumberland, R. I.; Lt. (JG) Francis A. Floor Jr., Chevy Chase. Md., and Lt. CDR. James W. Ponsford, Long Beach, Calif. The wives life at the naval air station here. The North Dakota Agricultur al College says that most farms need a pump of at least 250 to 400 gallons per hour capacity to supply farm and home water needs when a pressure water system is installed. MEDFORD SHOE SERVICE Nut to Pick's - 6264 r A FULL ACSORTMtNt j Have Those J f SUMMER JHOEsJ j Dyed For Fall Wear I 1 1 1
