Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1957, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextFOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. May 27, 1S57 Jockey Runs TV Loot To $106,000 New York Jt Billy Pear son, jockey and art authority from Pasadena, Calif., Sunday night boosted his television quiz show winnings to S106.000. Appearing on CBS' "The 364, 000 Challenge," Pearson detest ed noted lecturer and art dealer Charles J. Duveen and tied Larry Rivers, a 33-year-old art ist from Southampton, N.Y. After topping Duveen on a "17th and 18th century!' art question worth 54,000, Pearson tied Rivers at 53,000 in the "modern art" category. They will return next week to fry to answer the SI 6.000 question. To date. Pearson has won the top prize on "The 564,000 Ques tion," split the same amount with actor Vincent Price on "The S64.000 Challenge," and won 56,000 against two challen gers on the latter show, in addi tion to Sunday night's winnings. Nyssa Stabbing Leads To Arrest of Suspect Nampa. Ida. UP Alphonso Rocha. 43. was arrested here Sunday night as a suspect in the stabbing earlier at Nyssa, Ore., of Manuel Madrid, a 32-year-old crop worker. Madrid was in crit ica! condition in a Nyssa. Ore., hospital. No Nagging Backache Means a Good Nights Sleep NaBZinz backache, fceadach. or muscular sehand pains may comeon with over-cxer-tion.emotir.nal ufnetsorday today stressand train And lollui whotat and drink unwisely somrtimes suffer mild bladder irritation ...with that restless, uncomfortable feeling. I f you are miserable and worn out because of these discomforts, lloan'a Pills often help by their pain relicwnz action, by their sooth irer effect to eae bladder irritation, and by theirmilddiuretic action throuzh the kidneys tendinz to increase the output of the lo miles of kidney tunes. So if nasrsinsr backache makes yoa feel draavi-out. miserable, with restless, sleep less ni-rhts.don'twait.try Dnan's Pills, eetthe same happy relief millions have enjoyed for over SO years. Ask for new, lane, economy size and save money. Get Doan's Pills today I Around Hollywood Hollywood OB These days the trend is for the young, curvy beauties of the screen to give up lipsticK ana cleavage for heavy drama. The world first witnesses the metamor phosis of Mar ilyn Monroe from nude cal endars to the Actors' studio, A 4U i. Moth m ui"' ' and Sir Laurence Olivier promp- ting Shelley Winters, Terry (Moore and other movie queens to head for New York acting The surprise switch of this past season is Piper Laurie, for merly a cute redhead who ate flowers and played winsome maidens in bulging bodices in those swashbuckling Tony Cur tis movies. When Piper showed up on television in dramatic roles this season, Hollywoodites gasped her name as they used to gasp, "Sonny Tufts?" Top Young Actress iv .. r . . Tir PUa.,v -rA on , , i-SVW 1UU1 A V anuni) ouu 01 MGM movie later, Miss Laurie has become a top young actress in show business. She just fin ished playing a neurotic, love hungry wench in an M G M (drama "Until They Sail." And the girl who used to gobble gar denias is off to New' York to mull over Broddway offers. "The girl who was created be cause of that flower-eating stunt was somebody I never knew," Piper said in attempting to explain the change. "What I am now is what I hope I was all the time underneath." Seeing Piper is a surprise for those who remember the flower-eater. Sweater girls who take up serious acting seldom talk or look the same. Piper's hair now is dark brown, long and pulled off her face in Eva Marie Saint fashion During our inter view she wore little makeup, no jewelry, and a simple brown cardigan sweater. "I signed with Universal when ly ALINE MOSIY United Priii Correspondent I was 17," she said. "I had plan ned to go to New York to study but the contract was very ap pealing. "I read in the columns one day I ate flowers. I had to go through with that studio pub licity. I was too terrified to say no. "I did a dramatic scene as a test but they cast me as teen agers. Then in those adventure pictures with Tony Curtis. I became disillusioned and dis appointed. After a while I didn't care. I didn't work as hard as I might have I was ashamed of what I did. I was lazy and con fused. "Finally I got out of the con tract and decided I'd work in a dime store before taking another part I'd be ashamed of. I turned down many TV offers until a small part of a Robert Mont gomery show, 'Quality Street.'" Piper's fine performance brought her more good TV scripts on "Front Row Center," "Playhouse 90" and "GE Theat er." "I started to prove a point," she went on "Because of the TV shows I got ' this MGM picture. I am very grateful for tele vision." Now like many "reformed" glamour girls Piper has moved to New York to study acting, live and work in TV and on the stage except when a movie flpmes along. v "Even my fan mail is differ ent, more adult," the more grown-up Piper smiled. "And my friends? I'd be stupid if I said they knew I could do it all along maybe I knew I could do worthwhile parts, but nobody else did!" ... Pacific Storm No Immediate Threat By UNITED PRESS The weather bureau said to day that the next Pacific storm was some 1800 miles off the coast and did not pose an im mediate threat to good weather prevailing over most of Oregon. Rising afternoon temperatures j through Tuesday are forecast with possible thundershowers in j southern portions of the state. .Medford had the state's high' temperature Sunday with 82. only rainfall in the state report ed during the 24-hour period ending early today was .02 of an inch at Astoria. The Willamette and Columbia rivers in the Portland area drop ped slightly again. The Colum bia was down 1.1 feet from its high of last week but remained about seven feet over the flood stage. It may rise slightly again after the next day or two and , remain over flood stage for the next leveral days to two weeks. COP IN TROUBLE New York (IP! Trying to handcuff a pickpocket Sunday, subway Policeman Adam Miller was: Bitten on the thumb, hit on the head with the handcuffs and clubbed with his own night stick. Miller then fired one shot and missed. The suspect fled with the - handcuffs dangling from one hand. Juan Peron Escapes Assassination Plot Caracas, Venezuela (IP) Former Argentine Dictator Juan D. Peron escaped an assassina tion plot Saturday when two bombs' exploded in his automo bile. He was not in the car at the time. Peron's aide and chauffer, Isaac Gilaberti, had parked the car and left it in downtown Caracas just four blocks from security police . headquarters when the bombs went off. Police said the two bombs had been tied with wire, one to . . . r r, . .. i car s trunK. rney aaaea ine ex plosives probably were 'put in place last night. The car was heavily dam aged. The attempt to kill Peron was the first made against his life since he fled Argentina in Sep tember, 1955, following the over throw of his regime. - RECAPITULATION JACKSON COUNTY BUDGET 1957-58 Budget Countv Court ....... .'..$ 23,821.40 Circuit Court S 21.540.40 District Court 12,252.50 Justice Court Ashland . 7,096.00 Justice Court Gold Hill 2,680.00 Sheriff 95,489.64 Clerk 62.938.40 Election 27,567.60 Treasurer . 11,028.40 School Superintendent.. 20,367.00 Assessor 101,634.00 Court House Expense..- 40.134.85 Jail - 23,715.82 Count' Farm 74,755.00 General Assistance 19,169.00 Gen. Asst. Medical 10,500.00 Aid to Dependent Children ... 26,688.00 Aid to Dependent Children Medical 1.800.00 Foster Care 12.323.00 Oid Age Assistance 100.136.00 Old Age Asst. Medical 26,953.00 Aid to the Blind - 1,879.00 Aid to the Blind. Med... 121.00 Aid to Permanently and T. D 26,230.00 Aid to P. & T. D. Med.- 8,180.00 Misc. Relief 14,000.00 Countv Compensation 360.00 Red Cross - 1,500.00 Indigent Veterans : 1.500.00 Coroner .. - .. 1,200.00 Juvenile 26.989.61 Health Department . 93.401.40 Mosquito Control 8,500.00 S'irveyor 9,635.40 Water Master 16,605.00 District Attorney 18,371.80 Fruit Inspection 1,550.00 Countv Agents 19,662.00 County Insurance - 11,000.00 Fire Patrol 150.00 State Industrial Ins 3.240.00 Auditing 1,950.00 Advertising 3.400.00 Bounty 10,100.00 Countv Land 1.000.00 Herd Inspection 6,000.00 Publicitv 3,000.00 Weed Control ...... 17,000.00 O &. C Land Expense ... 3.400.00 Misc. Exp. & Machines.. 4,000.00 Retirement 8,000.00 Tax Discount 3 6.500.00 Range Seeding 250.00 Experiment Sta. Bldg 300.00 Social Security 30,000.00 Keep Oregon Green 250.00 Postage 4.200.00 Envelopes & Stationery 1,500.00 Radio Repair and Maintenance 4.000.00 Bond Premiums 300.00 Associated Oregon Counties 390.78 Public Lands Committee 250.00 Agronomy Station Operation 4.000.00 County Parks 3,000.00 Court Accident Ins. 365.00 Vet. Service Officer .... 7,425.40 Board c Equalization 650.00 Constable 8,190.00 Plannine Commission .... 11,000.00 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS District Court ... Justice Ct. Ashland.:.. Justice Ct. G.H Sherifi Clerk County Farm Health Department Bounty Vets Service Officer Constable O & C CASH ON HAND Special Relief ... General County Fund O & C Estimated Receipts and Cash on Hand Net Levy O & C Budget Estimated Receipts and Cash on Hand 350,000.00 Net Levy Totals Gen. Road Fund $1,399,621.72 $1,399,621.72 None Jackson County Library Fund $ Est. Receipts O & C... 28,000.00 Totals Jackson County Library Fund $ 28,000.00 Emergency Fund $ 50,000.00 Est. Receipts O & C .... 15.000.00 3.000.00 1.000.00 3,000.00 30.000.00 60,000.00 28,047.73 200.00 1,500.00 3,000.00 400.825.42 30.000.00 145,000.00 406.513.25 Totals General County Fund 51.127,086.40 $1,127,086.40 General Road Fund Sl,399,621.72 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Motor License 450.000.00 Gas Tax Refund 15,000.00 Fines - '- 40,000.00 Forest Rentals 120,000.00 Miscellaneous 13,000.00 O & C 311,621.72 Cash on Hand General Road Fund.. 100,000.00 None Totals Emergency Fund 50,000.00 Civil Defense Fund $ 8,035.00 Est. Receipts O & C Totals Civil Def. Fund....$ 8,035.00 Court House Const., Imp. & Maint. Fund..$ 35,000.00 Est. Receipts O & C... Totals Court House I & M Fund $ 35,000.00 Agronomic Station Sinking Fund S 104,000.00 , Est. Receipts O & C 28,000.00 28,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 8.035.00 8,035.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 None None " None None Totals Agronomic Sta tion Sinking Fund 104,000.00 104,000.00 $ 104,000.00 $ 207,320.00 Totals Cnty School Fd...$ 207,320.00 $ 207,320.00 None Countv School Fund 20,732 child. $10.00 $ 207,320.00 Est. Receipts O & C....- None TOTALS ,...$2,959,063.12 Voted by the people and outside the 6 limitation: Jackson County His torical Fund $ 18,864.00 Est. Receipts O It C $2,959,063.12 18,864.00 None Totals Jackson County Historical- Fund $ Juvenile Detention Home Fund Est. Receipts Taxes Cash on Hand Juve nile Det. Home Fd... 18,864.00 $ 18,864.00 None 65,000.00 $ 5,245.21 59,754.79 Totals Juvenile Deten tion Home Fund $ Juvenile Detention Home Operation and Maintenance Fund ....$ Cash on Hand Juve nile Detention Home Operation and Main tenance Fund 65,000.00 $ 65,000.00 12,500.00 S None 12,500.00 Totals Juvenile Deten tion Home Operation and Maintenance Fd.. $ 12,500.00 S 12,500.00 None Total Budget and Levy..$3,055,427.12 $3,055,427.12. None or not to exceed one-half mill on the valution as found in the County Assessor on the 1957-58 tax roll. - O & C Estimated Receipts included in this total $1,163,666.14. STATE OF OREGON, ) ) ss. ' COUNTY OF JACKSON, ) We. the undersigned. County Budget Committee for Jackson County, Oregon, do hereby certify that the above is a true, fair and complete estimate of the probable expenses of said County for the ensuing vear and probable receipts from sources other than direct taxation upon real and personal property in its jurisdiction during the ensuing year, and an estimate of the .probable unap portioned and unexpended balance in the various funds as of the last dav of the fiscal year. We further certify that the estimate of expenses of the various institutions of the County, of the amount required for public enterprises, roads, bridges, etc., and all other expenses of the County as therein set out is just and based upon a careful study of the expenses of the County during the past three and one-half years, and a thorough examination of its probable needs during the vear for which such estimate is made. That each and every item herein is believed to be necessary for the proper transaction of the business of the County, the protection of its property and interests and for the public welfare. That every expense estimated is in accordance with the law. and is a legitimate charge against the County. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 20th day of May. A.D., 1957. M. T. Wray Chester H. Wendt Chairman County Commissioner (Unsigned) R. A. James Secretary County Commissioner Rodney Keating Arnold Bohnert County Judge Committeeman upen eY39aBF m k , Wards ten Wednesdays Till 9:00 42 Only Girls', Misses, Toppers, Coats Were 7.98 to 12.98. Wools, Nylons, Rayons 63 Only Little Girls, Boys Coats 5.98 to 7.98. 6-18 mos., 1-4, 3-6X 61 Only Girls, Dresses, Rg. 2.98, 3.98 Sizes 1-3, 3-6X. 7-14 84 Only-Girls Blouses, Reg. 1 .69-2.98 Sizes 3-6X, 7-14, Sub-teens 42 Only Girls Play Shorts Reg. 98c-,,l'.59. Twills, Poplins, 7-14 126 Only Boys Denim Slacks, 2.98 Color Choice. Sizes: 6 to 1 6 yrs 51 Only Girls Cotton Slips, Reg. 98c Gro-Size. 4-6X, 8-14 22 OnIy-2 Way Stretch Girdles Reg. 1.93. Sizes: Small, Medium 60 Only Girls Panties, Vests Reg. 59c. Med. weight Cotton. 8 to 1 2 yrs. 300 Only-Men's Handkerchiefs Imported Cotton 45 Only-Men's Sport Shirts, Reg. 2.98 Summer styles, long sleeves 10 Only-Men's Suits, Reg. 42.95 All wool worsted. Broken sizes (....- ' 21 Only Bed Spreads, Coverlets Reg. 7.98. Full and twin sizes 533 Only-Washcloths, Reg. 25c, 29c Fluffy Terry. Color choice. '.. 1 80 Yds. Drapery Fabrics, Reg. 1 .49 Decorator colors. 54 in 3 Only Room-size Rugs, Rg. to 95.40 Wards Axminster. 9x12 ft ' - . t 8 Only 9x12 Ft. Cotton Rugs Reg. 29.95. Light green. 5.00 2.97 1.47 87' 67' 2.27 50' 1.47 29' 7 1.97 .'24 'T'l? ' 697 2 for 25' 97' 69.77 19.77 1 Only Hi-Fi Radio-Phono. Console Reg. 174.95. Two speakers 3 Only-21-in. Airline TV, Reg. 209.95 Mahogany Cabinet. 1 year warranty incl 2 Only-20-in. Elec. Range, Rg. 159.95 Apartment size. 7-speed top units '. 2 Only 14.4 cu. ft. Home Freezer Was 279.95 Chest type 2 Only Sewing Machine, Reg. 99.95 Console model. Maple finish 1 Only-132" Stl. Kitchen, Rg. 392.25 DSink, Formica top, base cabinets 1 Only-Fir Sink Cabinet, Reg. $242 97 in. Double sink, Formica top 1 Only Lavatory, Reg. 20.00 Built-in model 13 Only-3V4" Paint Brush, Reg. 1.49 Neoceta . Use with water-thinned paints . 40 Only Asbestos Roof Coating Reg. 4.45 5 gal. can 6 Only Entrance Switches, Reg. 16.25 Weatherproof 100 amp. range, 4-circuits 28 Only-Light Fixtures, 6.95 value 3 and 4 It. bent glass fixtures -r 26 Only-Light Fixtures, Reg. to 3.98 2 Light bent glass - . 20 Only-Light Fixtures, Reg. 2.98 Your choice of several styles 20 Only 21 -in. Rotary Mower 2 H.P. 4 cycle Clinton engine 60 Only-Chick Founts, Reg. 1.35 4 qt. galvanized steel 30 Only-Milk Kettle, Reg. 4.15 8 qt. heavyweight tin plate, tight cover .. 157 189M 129" 2498S 69.77 34777 197 16.77 1.00 3.88 11.77 3.88 2.47 1.77 69.88 88' 2.88 Prices Slashed On Shoes 54 Pr. 3.98 Slippers, OT Children's Sandals 46 Pr. 4.98 Boys, Girls L-f Sandals, Oxfords 117 Pr.-5.98 Misses, Girls QT Mocs., Flats 32 Pr. 6.98 Women's Oxfords, O 07 Girls Flats w.TT 32 Pr. 6.98 Casuals, A Q7 Pumps, Oxfords fww 3 Only Living Room Suites Were 249.95. Choices of color 1 Only-Davenport, Chair, was 209.95 Green tapestry cover 2 Only-2-Pc. Sectional Save up to $50 on these 1 Only Sofa Bed and Chair Nylon cover in Turquoise 7 Only Occasional Chairs Were 49.95 to 69.95 .......... 2 Only-Pull-Up Chairs Reg. 34.95. Modern styling 5 Only Occasional Tables Your choice Step or Cocktail tablet .... i 6 Only Occasional Furniture Values to 39.95. Corner, Cocktail and Sttf 5 Only Table Lamps Reg. 10.95 and 11.95 ........ 4 Only Table Lamps Values to 12.95 9 Only Mattress, Box Springs Reg. $39. 312 coil, twin size only 5 Only Mattress, Reg. 52.95 510 coil, twin only ., 3 Only-Headboards, Reg. 17.95 Plastic upholstered .... 1 Only 7-pc. Dining Room Set Reg. 269.95. Limed Oak 2 Only Stroller Pad Reg. 1.19. Fits Taylor-Tot 1 Only-Youth Chair, Reg. 16.95 Chrome Red plastic cover .i...' 1 Only-Folding Table Reg. 24.95. Aluminum construction .. 19977 14977 21977 19977 39.77 29.77 16.77 19.77 8.77 6.77 33.77 36.77 13.77 17477 77' 13.77 19.77 Un pa in ted Furniture 1 -Reg. 5.95 Chair .. 3 .77 5-Reg. 7.47 Bookcase SJ77 3-Reg. 24.95 Desk 17.77 14-Reg. 24.95 4 Drawer Chest " 8.77 3-Reg. 18.95 Head Board 12.77 1 Only-Bedroom Set, Reg. 429.95 Q TQ77 3 pc. Hallmark. Chest, dresser, panel bed . M M 2 Only-3-Pc. Bdrm. Set, Reg. 299.90 0Q77 Desert Sand finish Jmtm 1 Only-3-Pc. Bdrm. Set, Reg. 325.90 OAQ77 Pink mahogany veneers. Chest, D. dresser, bed .... " 1 Only-3 Pc. Bdrm. Set, Reg. 329.90 OAQ77 Include panel bed, D. dresser, chest - ' 1 Only-4-Pc. Hallmark Bedroom 3QQ77 Save $95. Poster bed, dresser, chest, nite stand 9 Only-5-Pc. Dinettes, Reg. to 94.95 "TQ 77 Choice of black and brass or chrome w m m 14 Only-Steel Cabinets 0 OQ White enamel, plastic tops Ifc.WW 3 Only-Serving Cart, Reg. 9.95 J J9 With 3-way electric outlet . 8 Only 100-Pc. Imported China A7 ft ft Reg. 62.50. Service for 12. Extra cups 5 Only 32-Pc. Dinnerware, Rg. 14.75 Q ftft Flight pattern. Semi-porcelain 0 af 6 Only 6-Qt. Pressure Cooker 11 ftft Wards magic seal cast alum . , Isf.WW 50 Only Laundry Carts 1 77 4.95 Value. Has casters, folds 30 Only-Laundry Tub, Reg. 2.98 J Q7 Galvanized steel. No. 2 size 9Ww' 16 Only-20-in. English Bikes OQ Reg. 39.95. Boys and girls models VUtOO 7 Only-7-Play Gym Set 17 ftft Reg. 21.95. 2 swings, aid glide ride - .OO 27 Only Auto Seat Covers C QQ Fits most cars. Not installed li00 1 Only-Folding Stairway, Reg. 43.95 7 77 Space-saving disappearing stairs - 9mm