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, Xnc Damaged Arthur Jeld-,
nea's, 815 Wet Main St., Medlord,!
Cjppork-d Sunday that a juvenile '
h damaged the fence at his res-1
i-idence; according to city police. ',
Car Damaged Roger Gary :
JEack, 113 Vancouver ave., Med-
ford,ct"d police Sunday that-
jj'oeral unkrsown persons did
ooui s.-o oaruage to nis i
car while it was parted at 611
North Ccrtnl ave. Medford. .
gllui nr .uiruT oamase re-. iruman nelson issuea iu uiu
sul&d o a Wall at the James ers' for removal of hazards fol
E. Bailey resilience, 605 Child- ; lowing inspection yesterday of
eri )., oout 5:15 p m. jester- a hospital and the scene of a
w day during a flue fire, according previous fire,
w to Meafoi fire department.
o I Meeting Set The Southern
0 Permits Issued F. L. Patter- Oregon Mushroom club will hold
Oorhas0 been issued a tmilding ns regular meeting Wednesday,
yermit to r.t.i;t a S3.000 residence j rjeC. 5 at 8 p.m. at the home
at 1200 Leland at., Medford. A.
R. &ub- Medford contractor,
tias be;en issued a- building per
mit to'-esect a l-t,000 residence
at 4i;a Windsw ave., Medford.
Film ld "Seconds to Mid
0 e night'' a sound and color film
0bn scientific and religious as
epects of the atom bomb, wiil be
P) printed Tl)turiy at 7:30 p.m.
in the Griffin Creek grange. Theig"
pirn Will be sponsored by Vil
riageO M.sions. 9Admission will
be' Je. - C - ,
Collision A collision oc-
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currea in ironi oj. mi iiuiuj
Kiversidepave.. Medford, Sunday
involving a cai operated by Gor
don Billy Nichols, route 2, box
810A, CenUa t-Poiat, and a
0 parked car registered to the city
of MExuord, according 10 cuy
police. N'o injuries were reported j
at citatfijs iisued.' j
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Accident Vemclcs operated
bv Neal Leroy Green, 17, of
Centrst; Point, and Cmil Lane
Reynolds, 40, at Laughton,
Okla., werr involved in an ac
cident on Highway 99 inside
tfce Cental foint north city
limits abot 8:2CPa.m. yesterday.
Grah was cited for failure to
yield right c way, police said.
Bed Burned The Medford
rural fire dearVnent was call
edto the residenceof William
H Wright, Corona ind Grand
aves., about 10:39 atn. jester
d$ when fire destroyed a bed
arsff caus8 considerable dam-;
age to the floor and one wall, j
iiiwien sam an eaeciric neater
tocuclose to thebed ignited bed
dini m
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Medical Patient Five medi
calpatiert tere reported
Sacred freart rtospital today.
They 3gf Mr'Emnea Wjlliams.
Central Point; Mrs. LueMle
Johnson.907 Ccry st., Med
ford. Mrs. Mirifed Major. Jack
sonville; Fred Stabler. 10P1 Ross
lane, and Mrs? Marjori Green,
542 Bgrtlett st.
. . .
Jarenti of Scgi Mr. and Mrs.
William Miller, i&rieryaDf jWefl
ford and now living in Boise,
Idaho. areoti parents of son
born Oct. 22. The Millers moved
fro Mecnord five yearaao and
Mrs. Jailer is the Jormer Miss'
Helen Burdctte. ''Ehey have one
other child.a girl, Mrfy Mar
garet. ee
Council To Meet What to
loxjk for in testing Southern Ore
gon ores o.-ill dic8ssed by
Joe E. Mcgully of Central Point
at the regular meeting of the
Northwester Mining Council
Thursday at 8 p.m. in the court
house au&toriurg. Fallowing Mc
Cully's talk, there will be a dis
cussionOon poinf1o consider wi
selling a n?ining clain. The pub
lic ifr invited
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Personal
Book Club Contemporary
Book club will meet December
5 at 1:45 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Barnes, Old Stage
road.
pUlol Fird -Dell Turnblow,
321 Willamette ave., Medford,
has reported to city police that
several persons were firing a I
pistol in the vicinity 01
ette ave and 11th St. Sunday.
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inspacuont e
of Fred Lawrence
1422 Euclid
ave., Medford.
Permitted Visitors The fam
ily of Ray Guches. 3415 Bellin
ger lane, reported today that he
is confined to bed for an in
definite period, but is able to
receive visitors.
Furnace Backfires No dam-1
resulted when a furnace
backfired in the basement of
the L. J. Smith residence, 1033
Queen Anne ave.. about 9:37
p.m. yesterday, Medford rural
firemen reported.
' ReeoreTing Percy Bearden,
who recently underwent major
surgery at Roue Valley hos
pital, has returned to his home
at 25 Lozier lane and is con
valescing satisfactorily, Mrs.
Bearden reported this morning.
" ...
InTetigte Smoke Medford
iiremen invesugaiea smoKe in
the rirst National bank of Port
land building here about 6:37
p.m. yesterday. Smoke was com
ing from an incinerator in the
basement, firemen said.
...
Hospitalized Louis Nesberg,
Requa, Calif., entered Osteo
pathic hospital today for medi
cal treatment, the hospital re
ported. David W. Pence, 715
Cedar st., Medford, underwent
major surgery at the same hos
pital yesterday.
Services Scheduled
For William Larch
Funeral services for William
S. Larch, 23. of Areata, Calif.,
who drowned in Rogue river
Wednesday, Nov. 28, will be
held - in the Mayflpwer Chapel
at Corvallis, Friday, Dec. 7 at
9:30 a.m. The Rev. Donald Hel
th of the First Christian
church will officiate. Commit
tal will be in Willamette Na
tionaU cemetery, Portland, at
2:30 p.m. Conger-Morris Funer
al heme is in charge of local ar
rangements. Mr. Larsh was born Aug. 15,
133, in The Dalles. Ore., a son
of Nellie L. and the late Lee
Larch. He had made his home in
the Condon area until 1841,
when he moved to Corvallis
where he graduated from high
schooi.
. Qn Sept. 10, 19S2, he enlisted
is theJVir Force at Portland, and
on Sept. 9, 1956, at Randolph.
Air, Force base, Texas, he re
ceived his discharge.
For the past two months he
had beei) working for Southwest-Airways
at Areata, Calif.
Survivors include his mother,
Mrs. Nellie L. Larch. Salem: sis
ters, Mrs. Charles Lewis. Coos
Bay; and Mrs. William Hunter.
Rogme River; brothers. Roland
Larch; Fortuna, Calif.; and
Casl Larch, Corvallis; grandmo
ther, Mrs. Alice Larch, Hood
River; and several aunts and
uncles.
BIRTHS
WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence, 189 Vashti Way, Med-foa-d.
Dec. 3. 1966. a girl. 8
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. SCHOUBLE To Mr. and Mrt.
John A., Shady Cove. Dec. 4,
1956. a boy, 7'i pounds, at Os
teopathic hospital.
" Carpenter To Mr. and Mrs.
Roer, 260 Tennessee dr., Med
ford, Dec. 8. 1956. a girl, 9'
pounds, at Osteopathic hospital.
CARD Or THANKS.
The recent bereavement Which ha
visiti our home has brought to us
a rreater rDi:eciation of our friends.
Such kindne-!e and neighborly
though tfulness can never be forgotten.
Mrs. Grace Galbraith
Mn. Paul Coats
Mrs. Law -re nee Kolkemo
Obituaries
MRS. MARV E. HALE
Ashland Funeral services
will be held Wednesday, Dec.
5. at 3:30 p.m. for Mrs. Mary
E. Hale, 76. of 131 Fourth St..
Ashland who was killed in an
automobile accident Sunday on
the Dead Indian rd.
Mrs. Hale was born Oct. 4.
j 1330, in Butler county. Iowa.
and was a member of the First
rh ti rhurrh in Ahland
she is survived by three broth
Jamps Andersonj Ashland; !
- AnMerson. V-,trrl-m -
Iowa; and Anton Hansen, Vai-
Mo Her husband. Rov.
died in Klamath Falls in 1930.
Services will be held at Lit
willer's Mountain View chapel
with the Rev. Wendell Hervison
officiating.
JAMES FLAHERTY
Ashland James Arthur Flah
erty. 70, died at his home, 103
Alida st., Ashland. Sunday, Dec.
2, after a long illness. He was
born July 26. 1886, in MacDon
ad county. Mo.
Mr. Flaherty is survived by
his wife, Jos?ie; two sons, James
H. Flaherty, San Leandro, Calif.;
and Norman C. Flaherty, Ash
land: and two sisters, Mrs. Em
ma Markev. Witchita, Kan.; and
ijrs. Alice Cooper, Oakland,
Calif. Another son, Dosey U.
Flaherty, was killed in a plane
crash in 1943 while serving with
the U.S. Army.
Mr. Flaherty, who married
Jossie Lyda in Spavinaw, Okla.,
March 14. 1908, moved to Idaho
in 1912 and to Ashland in 1943.
A member of the Holiness
Church of God in Rogue River,
he started in the ministry at the
age of 19 and was a pioneer in
Idaho. He retired in 1940 be
cause of ill health.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday. Dec. 5. at 1:30 p.m.
at Litwiller's Mountain View
chapel in Ashland. The Rev.
Clinton Farrell of Rogue River
will officiate. Interment will be
at the IOOF Cemetery in Med
ford. ROY CLYDE McCLEARY
Ashland Roy Cde Mc
Cleary, 59. of 478 Allison st.,
Ashland, died at his home Mon
day, Dec. 3, after a two months
illness. He was owner and op
erator of the Steak House cafe
in Ashland.
Mr. McCleary was born Sept
15, 1397, in Axtel, Kan. He is
survived by .his wife, Lydia;
three daughters, Mrs. Shirley
Ford. Grants Pass: Mrs. Barbara
McNeill, Central Point; and Mrs.
Marjorie Lusk, Napa, Calif.; his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Mc
Cleary. Lake McArthur. Calif.;
and a brother. Ralph McCleary,
Green River. Wyo.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday. Dec. 5. at 10 a.m. at
Litwiller's Mountain View chap
el in Ashland with the Rev.
Ernest J. Jackson officiatine.
IRA B. BOLLINGER
Ira B. Bollinger, 311 Pierce
rd., Medford. died last night at
home. Conger -Morris Funeral
home is in charge of arrange
ments. JESSE W. W ATKINS
Jesse W. " Watkins, 80. died
this morning at his home 117
First St., Phoenix. Conger-Morris
Funeral home is in charge
of arrangements.
Grange
Central Point Granga
The Central Point Grange will
meet Friday. Dec. 7. at 8 p.m.
The coming Christmas party
will be planned at this meeting
and all members are urged to
attend.
The serving committee will
consist of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vogel,
Mt. and Mrs. Robert Wolff and
Benton Boyce.
Hizh-fidIitT eonsole in
hand-polished mahoj
any, blonde mahocany
or fruit wood combines
record storajje space with
completely automatic -4-speed
changer. Famous
Columbia "360" K-2
sound system includes
pant 12" PM speaker
plus "Kilosphere" elec
trostatic tweeter.
Ronette high-fidelity
cartridee: Plays 12.
10" and 7 records auto
matically. Entire unit
shuts off after playing $159.95
Mahogany
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you're in our neighborhood.
Aluminum
Meet Good
New York IIP Aluminum
shares met good demand late in
today's stock market session
with gains ranging to around
four points.
Elsewhere the market was ir- j
regular with industrials and
utilities up on average and rails
lower.
A SI. 25 extra dividend help-
ed "'j j r Penney up nearlv
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PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland (UPi Cattle 500: Mostly
good 737 lb. fed heiters 19; mostly
jzood heifers 17.50; standard heifers
14.50-16; canner-cutter cows 6 50-875,
few 9: shells down to S; utility cows.
&50-11.50; cemmencal 12; utility
bulls 13 50-14.50. one near 2 000 lb.
16: light cutters 9.50-11.
Calves 75. Good-choice vealers 18
21; ood-choice slaughter calves 14.30
16: cull-utility 5-12.
Hogs 250 U.S. 1 and 2 butchers
17 75-18: some 18.25; mixed 1. 2 and
3 grades 180-235 lb. 17.25-17-30: sow
300-500 lb. 12.50-1550. few 16.
Sheep 400. Good-choice wooled
shorn lambs 16.50-17.50; utility-low
good 15 50-16 50; good-choice i5-8o
lb feeder lambs 15-15 30: common
medium 11-14; cull-good ewes 2-5.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland (LP) Eggs To retailers:
Grade AA large 53c; A large 48-49c;
AA medium 46-49c; A medium 45-4c;
small 37-38c: carton l-3c additional.
Butter To retailers: AA grade
prinu. 6-71c lb ; cartons. 70-72c; A
prints. 69-71C; B prints, 67-69C.
Cheese Medium cured To retail
ers: A grade Cheddar, single daisies.
45'2-52c: 5-lb. loaves. 51 1 4-57. pro
cessed American cheese, 5-lb. loaf.
41'2-44c.
Farm Market
Cellophane carrots advanced around
15 cents a dozen packages to whole
salers at 340-350 today and sold
to retailers at 3.65-3.85. Willamette
valley cabbage quotas to growers ad
vanced 2j-50c a crate for small to
medium sized heads and sold to
retailers at mostly 2 50-3 a crate.
Poultry. Rabbits
Live Chickens Quoted growers (No.
1 quality, f o b. Portland I : Fryers.
21.-4 lbs.. 18c: light hens, too few
transactions for Portland price: 10-1 lc
lb. at ranch; heavy hen. 5 lbs. up.
not enouch trading for Portland price;
at countiy. 12-14c lb., old roosters.
7-9c.
Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade
dressed to retailers: Fryers whole
drawn. .14-37 lb.; cut up. 40-44c;
hrns. light type, cut up. 34-37c:
heavv-tvpe. whole drawn. 35-39c lb.
Tu'rkevs To producers: Fryer tur
kevs. live weight. 27-28C lb : young
A grade turkev hens, nominaly 33-33c
on an eviscerated basis: young toms.
32c lb . up to 26 lbs.; I-2c premium
ovrr this weight.
Dressed Turkevs To retailers-: A
grade hens. 46-48C lb. eviscerated:
A grade toms. to 24 lbs.. 43-45c lb.;
over 24 lbs. 45-51c lb.
Rabbits 1 Average to growers, f.o.b
killing plants Live white 3'-4'2 lbs.,
f.o.b. dressing plants, Portland. 20-23c:
colored pelts. 4c under: old does.
10-12c lb., a few higher. Fresh killed
frvers to retailer. 56-58c lb.; cut up.
60-63C.
PORTLAND HAY. GRAIN
Portland Wholesale Hay Prices:
New crop No. 2 green alfalfa baled
f.o.b. Portland S32-35. Wholesale
prices as reported bv the JSDA mark
et news service; Wheat No. 2 soft
white. S81 a ton: No. 2 white oats,
38-lb West Coast delivers. S56 50:
No. 2 Vallev white oats. $52 ton:
sovbean meal. ST6.50 ton f o b. Port
land: barlev. No. 2 45-lb. West Coast
delivery. S51 : standard mill run.
prompt delivery. S45-56 ten. f.o b.
Portland: No. 2 yellow corn Eastern
shipment, f ob. Portland. S62.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity. Generally
cloudy tonight and Wednesday with
snow showers in mountains and mixed
rain and snow showers in valley. Low
tonight 30, High Wednesday 45.
Western Oregon: Snow showers in.
north portion: mixed rain and snow
showers in south portion tonight and
Wednesday. Cooler temperatures. Low
28-30. High Wed. 35-45.
Northern California: Occassional
rain tonight. ParUy cloudy with show
ers Wednesday. Snow in the moun
tains. Ccoler Wednesday.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
28: below normal 13. Record nigh
this date 62 in 1949. Record low this
date 20 in 1923.
PRECIPITATION. 24 Jiours to mid
night .01 in. Midnight to 10 am. .07
in. Total since Sept. 1 T:45 in., 1.B2
in. above normal.
HUMIDITY.LowC!t yesterday 93".
highest this a.m. 93
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Prer.
Brookings
99
42
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2
28
Crater Jake . 47
Grants Pass 34
Klamath Falls 52
MEDKORD 31
Portland 33
Seattle 52 33
Spokane 4? 30
Yakima 58 21
Eureka
3.
44
43
Red Bluff
62
Sacramento
San Francisco
SO 44
54 48
Los Angeles 72
51
Phoenix
Denver
Chicago
W 38
. 60 29
5 35
. 73 !
. 57 39
. 68 34
Miami
New York
Washington, D.C. .
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BOOKS -GIFTS RECORDS!
Shares
Demand
three points. Schering ran up
nearly four when the company
estimated its earnings at a new
top. Dover Corp. ran up more
than three points. In the alumi
num group. Aluminum sold at
1204 up 334. Alcoa and Kaiser
were up more than a point each.
Reynolds Metals gained nearly
two.
Todaj- s prices on selected :
stocks:
Allied Chemical 92' i
American Can 41
AT&T 170
Anaconda Copper 73' i
Bethlehem Steel 179
Caterpillar Corp 90'4
Chrysler Corp 69:4
Continental Can 463i
Crown Zellerbach 5334
Curti?s Wright 483s
Du Pont 187
Eastman Kodak 883i
General Electric 603s
General Foods 443,s
Georgia Pacific ...Unquoted
Graham Paige Hi
Homestake Mining 31M
Kaiser Frazer Unquoted
Kennecott Copper 124
Lockheed Aircraft 54 'i
Katy Pfd 53Ts
Montgomery Ward 40' t
New York Central 33' 2
Pennev J C 85'4
Penn RR . 2V
Radio Corporation 35's
Richfield Oil 71
Socony Vacuum 53 3 s
Southern Co 203i
Southern Pacific 45' a
Standard California 463s
Standard Indiana 615s
Standard NJ 58
Sun Mines 7i
Texas Gulf 282
Tex Pac Land Trust ..Unquoted
Transamerican
Trans West Air
Tri-Continental
Un Carbide
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
UAL
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Youngstown S & T
382
..... 17 4
273s
109'2
29"s
878
. 39?i
45
70'. s
1141-2
Pear Prices
Portland 'UP) Wr.olesl pear
market: Oregon lugs 40 lb. Gomice
W&P No. 1. 7.25-7.50: 30 lb. C grade
1 50-1.75: Bokc 1.50-2; Anjoui fancy
box 4.30-4. 75; lugs 3.25-3-50.
Cuban Troops Chase
Fleeing Rebel Band
Havana ;c).P.) Cuban army
troops were reported in pursuit
today of the remnants of a rebel
band which landed on the south
ern coast of Cuba under air at
tack. The surviving rebels were said
to have fled into nearby hills
after coming ashore on the des
olate coast between Manzanillo
and Nequero in Oriente Province
Sunday night.
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Tuuday, December 4, 1958
Hungary Seamen
Reach Portland
Portland (U.R) Eighteen
Hungarian merchant seamen!
who jumped ship at Beirut, Leb-!
anon, after fighting in their '
homeland broke out, arrived ,
here today to begin new lives, j
The seamen, who left relatives
in Hungarj', were welcomed by j
acting major Stanley Earl and
Paul Ousley, a manufacturers i
representative who heads the 1
Oregon Committee for Hungar
ian Refugees. They will be
housed in the YMCA here until :
their sponsors arrange jobs 'and ;
places to live.
"They are too many," said ,
Gabriel Varady, one of the refu
gees who was asked why they
didn't return to Hungary. He was
referring to the Russians. I
''Hungary cannot fight the
Russians. We are only 10 mil
lion ..." he said.
"We could go back," he said,
"but we would not stay. We
would just keep on going." as he
pointed a finger toward the east.
Eight of the 18 left wives and
children inHungary. Varady, who
speaks English, was asked if he
would like to bring his wife
here. "If it is possible," he said.
Snow Predicted
In Portalnd Area
Portland U.R) Cool air
moved into northwest Oregon
today and the weather bureau
predicted from two to five inches
of snow in the Portland area by
tomorrow night.
Some wet snow iell this morn
ing in the West Hills area of
Portland.
A slow southward movement
of an arctic air mass was said
responsible for the wintry weath
er. The weather bureau said the
front would continue south into
the Willamette valley through
tomorrow, bringing snow and
lower temperatures.
Forecasters expected showers
or rain or snow throughout the
day in Portland, intermittent
snow tonight and snow flurries
with periods of clearing Wednes
day. '
Five inches of new snow fell
overnight at Crater Lake Na
tional ParK and chains were ad-
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WITH SQUADRON
Robert C. O'Toole, oaviation
machinist's mate first class, son
of Mr. and Jlrs. A. C. OSToole,
319 Laurel St., Medford, is serv
ing with the Xav air Trans
port squadron 7 near Honolulu,
T. H. o
The squadron is a component
of the Paoific division 06 Mili
tary Air Transport service and
flies the Lockheed Super Con
stellations on an aerial supply
line from California fo the Mid
dle East and the Orient.
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New Surplus Property'
Program To Be Revealed
Salem U.R) Details of a
new surplus property program
will be revealett to Oregorc civil
defense directors t a meeting
here tomorrow. "
Recent federal legislation
placed CD "agencies in the sur
plus, property program along
with schools and hospitals. How
ever, Oregon agencies will have
to wait for state enabling legis
lation before participating.
The surpluses will be u$ for
stockpiling, training or opera-p
tional readiness.
vised
today
for travel in that arc
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