Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 05, 1956, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextI FOURTEEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Registration Places Are Listed Saturday, Oct. 6. will be the final day voters may register for the Nov. 6 general election, Mrs. Eereth P. Hopkins, county clerk reminded residents today. Fire halls and the Jackson county . courthouse will remain open until 8 D m. Saturday. A voter must re-register if he has not voted in one election in the past two years; if he has moved within his precinct or into another precinct or to an other county in the state; if the r.ame has been changed by mar riage; or if he desires to change from one political party to an other. According to Oregon law. it M necessary to live in the state for a minimum of six months in order to be eligible to vote. Registrars. LUted Following is a list of regis trars and locations in Jackson county where voters may regis ter: Precincts 1-8 inclusive, Velma Jones, Chamber of Commerce. Ashland; 1-13 inclusive, Bar bara Fcinstein. Singmaster and Jcnes o(fice, Ashland; 1-17 in clusive, Roger F. Rath. 1450 Siskiyou blvd., Ashland: 17. Grace T. Bostwick, Mountain View camp, Lincoln; 20, Clara V Edmondson. residence, Butte Falls; 21. 22, Thelma M. Short, water district office. Eagle Point; 23. Doris Boothby, Frank Booth by. Boothby's market. Prospect; 24, 25, 26, Evelyn R. Stalker, Wendell Stalker, Cove Drug store. Shady Cove. - Precincts 28-25 inclusive, M. A: Moult on. Capt. Vernon Ritchie, main fire hall, Mcdford; 3C-57 inclusive, George Shreve, Capt. Dale Davis, east side fire hall. Mcdford: 26-28 inclusive. Tt esley Coleman. Charles Hobbs, Railroad Shares Star New York (U.R) Railroad shares starred in an irregular, null advance on the stock mar ket today,. Another rye in car loadings focused attention on the carriers, lent their average up and helped bring late firmness into indus trials and utilities. Dow-Jones ATerages Dow-Jone,"! final stock aver ages: 30 industrials 482.39, up 1.15; 20 railroads 158.81. up 2.66; 15 utilities 66.55. up 0.24, and 63 stocks 171.03, up 1.01. Sales today were about 1.580, 000 shares compared with 1, 600.000 .hares Thursday. Todays "prices on selected ttocks: Allied Chemical 96 ' American Can 415s AT&T ,. .167 Anaconda Copper 80 Bethlehem Steel 165 Caterpillar Corp 86 s Chrysler Corp 74' s Continental Can 47 Crown Zellerbach 56". i Curtiss Wright 38 Du Pont 197' a Eastman Kodak 89 'i General Electric 59' k General Foods 435s General Motor,; 48 Georgia Pacific 30 Graham Paige 13 Homestake Mining. 33 Vj Kaiser Frazer unquoted Kennecott Copper 132',2 Lockheed Aircraft 50' 4 Katy Pfd Montgomery Ward New York Central Penney J C Perm R R Radio Corporation ... Richfield Oil Socony Vacuum 57 4034 38' i 83 23 38 69's 534 Potluck Supper Set By Elk-Trail "PTA Shady Cove The Elk-Trail PTA will hold a potluck supper Friday, Oct. 5. at the Elk-Trail school, beginning at 7:30 p.m. The supper will begin the regular meeting of the PTA and will be followed by a reception for the school staff. Seventh grade parents will help serve. Paving Starts Today On Fairmount Street The Rogue River Paving com pany, Medford. started paving this morning of Fairmont st. from Summit ave. to the east end of the street, according to Vern Thorpe, public works supervisor. - Thorpe said the project will probably be completed this after noon or Saturday morning. Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERf remedies will help reu to te gjia ,Suf feed health. Our remedies have been ntccesitul in aidme the tick all ever the state er ever It vein. - Remedies ter dtierderi, sinuiei. heart, liver, stomach, gas end ulcere, censtieatien. piles, asthma, female cerrspiainte, kidney, bladder, bleed, rheumatism, back eed headaches. Fer Male. Female and Children. officS! CHARLIE CHAN AlSanv OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY Salem 1J N00N T0 rM- Eugene CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. North Bene), 624 S- Riemde Mndtstd in County LeRoy Williams, west side fire hall. Medford; 59. 60, 61, Mar garet J. Truax, Truax market Phoenix; 14, 16. 63. Albert Sei ber, Farmers market, Talent; 64. Geraldine L. Maxon. M&M store. South Stage rd.. and Grif fin Creek rd., Griffin Creek: 65, 66, 67. 69. Ella E. Adkin's Market, Ross lane. Medford; 23A, 71, 71A, 69, Wilma Grish am. Nate Grisham, rural fire station. Central Pojnt. Precincts 28. 23A, 29. 29A, 69, 70. 71, 71A, 72, 73, 73A, 73, 79, Dawn Bell, Margaret Naples. M. F. Naples. M&M Realty. Central Point; 73. William C. Hum, Camp White; 73A, Ray M. Wy- att. Table Rock store; 74. 75, 76, 77, 77A, 79, 80. Ladene Chiamu lera. Rogue River Feed store Rogue River. Precincts 78. 79. Dale S. Col lins, office of Justice of Peace above post office. Gold Hill, and Don Morrow. Morrow Hardware store. Gold Hill; 63. 66, 81, 82. 82, 84. Barbara Christianson. Bu- ford Christianson. Beverly Mont gomery. Chris Drugs Jackson ville; 80. Lest Ellen Miller resi dence. Foots Creek; 81, 82, 83. 84. Bruce Braaton, Hunter and Best mill. Ruch. Precincts 81. 82. 83. 84. Doro thy M. Bird, Bird's Riverview market, Applegate; 1-84, inclu sive, Pauline N. LaPlane. Labor Temple, Medford; 58. 64, 68 Lula G. Watson, 1638 Stewart ave.. Medford. All precincts. Mrs. Mary G Kelly. 906 West 4th St., Med ford; all precincts. Mrs. Kath leen Bash, 1325 Bundy ave., Medford: all precincts. Mrs. Donna Straus, Sams Valley; all precincts, Jackson county court house, elections department. Southern Co Southern Pacific Standard California ..... Standard Indiana Standard N J Sun Mines Texas Gulf .r Tex Pac Land Trust Transamerican Trans West Air Tri-Continental 20 i ills 487s 58 55 '.a 8t 30 8l 36 4 187 s 27 Vs Un Carbide 1 12 4 Union Pacific United Aircraft UAL , U S Rubber U S Steel Youngstown S & T 30 U 75 U 38'. s 49a8 67-i 99 Earl Newbry Named In Dobson's Lawsuit Portland UR Circuit Judse Alfred P. Dobson filed a suit against Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry yesterday. Judge Dobson charged that Newbry refused to allow a state ment of qualifications to be placed by the name of each can didate on the. non-partisan judi cial ballot. He said it was "tra dition" for a slogan for each can didate to be placed on the ballot. Newbry said he had not seen the suit and had.no immediate comment. Brownell Names Negro As Virgin Isles Attorney Washington ;U.R Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. today announced the appoint ment of John W. Newman, a Negro, as assistant U.S. attorney for the Virgin Islands. The 42 -year -old Hartford. Conn., lawyer is a graduate of Ohio Slate university and the Columbia University Law school He formerly served with the Office of Price administra tion and the post office in Hart ford. CONDITION FAIR Portland (U.R) The condition of Sid Smith. 32-year-old Oregon state policeman wounded six times by his wife Wednesday, was described as ''fair" today. Smith's wife. Betty. 25, took her own life, police said. PLANE EXPLODES Manila iU.R) A Philippine Air Force light plane exploded at sea off the southern Philip pines Wednesday, killing a Fili pino general and three other persons, the Philippine Air Force announced Thursday night. t:e Mail Trlmm Want Ada The Low Cost Way to Sell 1 f. FONG Here Specialist Friday. October 5. 1958 PLAY BALL A bird's eyeview of Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, home field of the Dodgers, where the 1956 World Series starts off with the odd-makers establishing the New York Yankees as 5-7 favorites over the Dodgers. Pear Prices Portland (U.R) Wholesale pear market; Oregon lugs 40 lb. 2.25-2.50: Bosc 1.50-1.75. PORTLAND PRODUCE Portland (UP, Eggs To retailers: Gradee AA large, 57-5!c; A large 54 56c; AA medium. 42-45c: A medium. 40-44c; A small. 29c; carton, no charge to 3 additional. Butter To retailers: AA grade prints, 69c lb.: cartons. 66-69c; A prints, 68cr B prints. 66c. - Cheese Medium cured, to retailers: A grade cheddar, single daisies. 44'2 51c; 5-lb. loaves. 501.-36c; processed American cheese, 5-lt. loaf, 4112-44c- FARM MARKET Some Washington russet potatoes sold to a new seasonal low oi Si. 80 to wholesalers in volume low today: most caulil lower sales to wholesalers were below 1 a lettuce crate mark for untrimmed No. 1 heads. Poultry, Rabbits Live Chickens To growers (No. I quality, r.o.b. Portland i: Krvers, 2'a-4 lbs. 19c lb.: hgnt hens too few trans actions for Portland price, 11c at ranch: heavv hens. 5 lbs. up, not enough trading for Portland price, at country. 12-I3c lb.; old roosters, 9-10c. Dressed Chickens io. 1 crade dressed to retailers. Fryers, whole drawn. 33-38e lb.; cut up, 40-44c; hens H gut type, cut up 34-37c, whole drawn. 37-4 Oc. Turkeys To producers: Fryer tur- kevs, live weight. 27-2Sc lb.; young A grade turkey hens, mostly 34-35c lb. on eviscerated basis; young toms, 29 35c. depending on weight. KabDits i Average to growers i.o.d. kiling plants: Live white 334-4j lbs.; f.ob. dressing plants Portland. 20-23c: colored pelts. 4c under: old does. 10- 2c lb., a few higher, resh killed fry ers to retailers, 56-33c lb.; cut up. 60-63c. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland (UP) Cattle for week 4163. C.foice 973 lb. fed steers 25, low choice to 1229 lb. 23-24: good 21- 35: gOQd-low choice, heifers 20-21.25; canner-cuttcr cows mostly 7-8.au; utlitv 9.50-11.50: utility bulls 14-13 calves lor weeK b,5. Choice vealers 19-20: good 16-18. Hozs for week 2300. No. 1 and 1 butchers 180-235 lb. 18.75-19: late 18.50 down: No. 3 down to 17 late: saws 12-16 sneep lor weeK 42UU. unoice 106 lb. range lambs 20.5,1: other choice lambs 19.2a-19o early: good-choice 17-18.50: good-choice feeder lambs 15 16.50; ewes 2-450. PORTLAND MAY. GRAIN Portland (UPt Wholesale hay prices: New croo No. 2 sreen alfalta baled f.o.b. Portland. $33-35. iA holesale prices as reported by the USDA market news service: Wheat No. 2 soft v.-hite. So.o0 ton: No. 2 white oats. 38-lb test. Coast delivery, $53-50-54; No. 2 Valley white oats $51 .50 ton; soybean meal, $76.50 ton f.o.b. Portland; barley. No. 2 Western Coast delivery. $48-50-49 ton: standard minrun. sjs-iiy ton. fort i ana. iso. z Yellow Corn. Eastern shipments f.o.b. Portland, S65.75-67. - ' Daily Weather Report Medford and vicinity: Fair and warm through Saturday afternoon. Consider able cloudiness Saturday night and Sundav with chance of showers. Low tonight 42. High Saturday 78. Western Oregon: Fair tonight with patches of late night and early morn ing fog. Mostly sunny Saturday. Low tonight 35-45. High Saturday 65-75, ! except 3-80 southern interior. Northern California. Mostlv fair -to night and Saturday. Slightly -warmer. LOCAL DATA Temperature: Mean yesterday 01: above norma) 2. Record high this date 93 in 1952. Record low this date 30 n 1913. Precipitation: 24 hours to mid night 0 in. Midnight to 19 a.m. 0 in. j Total thL month 0 in.. .20 in. below 1 normal. Total since Sept. 1 .64 in., .21 i in. below normal. Humidity: Lowest yesterday 34. i highest this a.m. 92. f City High Lo w Prec. . 63 49 Brookings - Crater Lake Grants Pass .. 77 40 Klamath Falls 75 38 MEDFORD 77 42 Portland 62 39 Seattle 58 44 Spokane 64 39 Yakima : .. 70 37 Eureka 59 SO Red Bluff 85 Sacramento 80 5 San Francisco 67 Los Angeles 72 62 Phoenix 93 64 Denver 81 52 Chicaso 51 . Miami 84 73 .04 23 New York 62 36 Washington. D. C 69 61 FIVE-IlAY FORECAST (Through Oct. IOi: Western Oregon-Western Washington Rpcurring rain periods. Total precipitation more than seasonal normal, running to 1 inch in west ern Washington and l to '2 inch in western Oregon. Temperatures averag ing near normal Highs in 60s west ern Washington. 60s and 70s western Oregon. Lows mostly in 40s. Northern California No appreciable precipitation. Temperatures above nor HYPNOTISM Has been successfully used in. muscular rhaumatism. const hen, menstrual disturbance, migraine headache, insomnia, stuttering, etc For information regarding Hypnotism see W. L. WHELDEN 336 S. Riverside. Medford. Ore. Sex of Unborn Babies Said Determined Early London iU.R) Three Israeli doctors said today the sex ol un born babies can be determined "accurately" as early as the third month of pregnancy and perhaps even earlier. They said in an article in the British Medical Journal that sex can be determined Wy studying amniotic fluid from the womb. The article was written by Drs. Leo Sachs and Mathilde Da non of the Weizmann Institute of Science at Rehoboth and Dr. David Serr of the Rotschild-Ha-dasse'h University hospital in Jerusalem. Red Dean Says Trade Embargo "Must Go' Tokyo iU.R) Dr. Hewlett Johnson, the controversial Red Dean of Canterbury, wrote in an article in the Peiping People's Daily that the trade embargo against Communist China "must go," the New China News agen cy said today. By removins the emharsn Red China could get items it ur gently needs and Britain would gain a stable market "with an ever-open door," Johnson wrote. IT'S WORLD SERIES TIME! w ' ' ! " I THE NEWEST IDEA III PORTABLE TV l ? II PRICED AS LOW AS - if I EASY TERMS ' 1 Wei Less Than 13 Pounds! I $(rf BRINGS IN AS SHARP A PICTURE ; f! f : k v AS A CONSOLE . . . 40 SQ. IN. PICTURE )fc -Vj M You'll Always Be You Bought a G-E Home Appliance company James Buchanan Dies Of Heart Aiiack James Harvey Buchanan. 33. of 910 King St.. Medford. died apparently of a heart attack yes terday. He was found lying in the seat of a Pacific Fruit and Produce company truck parked oil Highway 66 late yesterday, according to state police. State police said when found. Buchanan had his coat under his head for a pillow. He was dis covered by a weighmaster. The weighmaster told police he saw the truck parked along the highway about 9 a.m. yester day, but did not think much about it. He told police that he noticed the truck again when he returned last night, and noti fied the police. Police said Buchanan was en route to Tulelake to pick up a load of potatoes. He left Medford early yesterday morning and was not heard from until found, they said. He was a former Medford po liceman. Conger-Morris Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. Read and Use Classified Ads Glad From . . . Stanford 'Students' Hear Aeronautical Lectures Stanford, Calif. (U.R) The classroom walls were studded with science display geared to the mind of a fifth-grader, but the "pupils" were listening to a lecture on aeronautical re search bv a specialist in the field. The setting was Stanford Uni veisity and the students were actually high school teachers, recipients of Shell Merit Fellow ships in a "back-to-sumfner school" plan at Cornell Univer sity and Stanford. The aeronautical lecture, con ducted in a hall usually devoted to instruction of prospective ele mentary teachers, was one of a series in the Shell program de signed to motivate high school students, through their teachers, to enter the fields of science, mathematics, and engineering. When Shell Companies Foun dation, Inc., announced its fel lowship program last spring, both Cornell and Stanford were flooded with applications Ac cording to Dr. R. Hurd, coor dinator of the California project, several thousand high school teachers applied for the 30 Stan ford grants and the 30 at Cor nell. Fellowship winner met mini mum requirements by having taught physic, chemistry, and or mathematics for five years in their high schools throughout the United States. Field Trips Two Stanford students, who included two women, ranged in age from 27 to 50, were from both public and private schools. Their teaching experience too had a wide range, but the singu lar common qualification, said , Dr. Hurd, was an aptitude for further study. Dr. Hurd emphasized that the Shell program, unlike other fel lowship programs designed as Notices Should Be Filed for Hearing Persons who desire to be heard at the public hearing on bureau of land management and forest service proposals to with draw 23.358.67 ' acres, along Rogue river in Jackson and Jose phine counties for use as recrea- j tional areas should notify Virgil T. Heath, state supervisor, bu reau of land management, Port land. The hearing will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 20, in the Josephine county courthouse in Grants Pass. ' teacher "refresher" courses, granted scholarships only to those teachers who were as ad vanced in their respective fields as was possible. In addition to the daily lec tures by outstanding scientists, engineers', -tnd mathematicians who explained their own re search, the Stanford students visited research and industrial laboratories. Their formal train ing included special methods courses in teaching, advanced courses in their respective fields, and research of value to the particular school systems in which they will be teaching this fall. Under the program, scholar ship recipients received travel expenses, living allowances while on the campus, SSOO in cash to offset the loss of poten tial summer earnings, and school fees. The Children's Theatre Presents "JOHNNY fiPPLESEED" A Musical Play Porduced for Children Music! Fun! Darama! Mystery! Craterian Theatre TUESDAY - Oct. 9 Two Matinees: 1:45 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Tickets Arailable thru Public Schools, Monday and Tuesday Children 35c Adults 50c Scholarship Fund Benefit Show Sponsored by Medford Branch American Assoc. of University of Women This Week-end at Bottled by 7-Up e 115 EAST MAIN e 115 EAST MAIN Missing Hunter Found Southwest of Bend t Bend (U.R) Charles Pike, 20-year-old deer hunter from Bend, ,was Jocated ye.terday after being reported missing since Monday while hunting some 15 miles southwest of here. A light plane spotted Pike waving his arms for attention after .moke was sighted near Mud and Elks lakes. There are about seven million farm dwellings in the U. S. BY THE UtV . EARN FSOM THE HXT.... f aviNtS & lOAH SSSOClATtOH StHCt 109 CI. Enl Main UfjWd of the West 6-bcJlIs carton Double-Cola for only U with purchas of 6-bottU carton at regular priet (plus deposit on bottitt) Your Favorite Grocery Bottling Co., Medford STREET-MEDFORD STREET - ASHLAND