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FFFVSIVE GREETING is given Soviet Foreign Minister
Ari:ei Gromyko (left) by Janos Kadar, Hungary's puppet
p err.er. at Budapest reception. Smiling benignly at
ctr.'er :s Marshal Georgi Zhukov, Russia's minister of
dp:r-e. Ip(.-pption wai given by President Istvan Dobi
ir; Hungarian Parliament. (International Soundphoto)
Local and
Nsm Recorded The assum
ed bu5inesi name "Washington
grocery," was recorded Tuesday
In the county clerk's office by
WiU:am and Marita I. Kyker,
424 South Peach st.
To Sponsor Sale The Jack
ion County Registered Nurses as
sociation will hold a rummage
fa! at the Fehl building. 1U6
N'irth Ivy t.. Medford, Satur
day, 3ioe 8, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
HuJb Cape Miseing Arlie Mar
tin Pettitt. 119 Old Pacific high
iy. reported to city police
T-'ireidy the theft or loss of
tu-o hub cap from his car while
it a parked on South Central
v.
.
Chock Retailed The Rogue
Bop in Ashland reported to
heriff's deputies yesterday ac
cepting a payroll check for $150
which was returned from the
First National Bank of Portland
lrarked ' account closed."
Watch Taken Gary James
Fields. 416 Laurel St., iUcdford,
reported to city police Wednes- j
dav tl-o theft of a wrist watch
fr,ini a dressing room at the Mc-
1 !.!; I.... l 1
L-'uiuhlin Junior High school.
Value of the watch was S30, po
lice said.
Collision Cars operated bv
Alice Elizabeth Fields. 1850
Meyers lane, Medford, and Rob
ert E Gordon. 1021 West 11th
f . Medford. were involved in
a collision Wednesday at Eighth
St. and Oakdale ave . according
to city police. Gordon was cited
for failur to yild the right of
way.
Girls ftrraatad Three Med
ford girls, two ase 13 and one
12. were arrested Wednesday by
Tity police on churaea of taking
20 cents in change and an eye
la.-h curler from the apartment
of Verna Gertrude Talbott. 211
North Peach St.. .Medford. They
were relossed to their parents
with instructions to appear be
fore county juvenile authorities.
Patients Convalescing at
Osteopathic hospital following
surgery is Rodney King, 9-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
King. 437 Laurel ave.. Central
Point. Also convalescing at the
hopital are Ranald Cavin. 10.
and Cherlyn Cavin. 9. children
of Mr. and Ms. Earl Cavin of
Central Point who had tonsil
lectomies Wednesday.
ogue Valley Patients Con
valescing at Rogue Valley hos
pital is Miss Carol McGruiasle.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McGonagle. post office box 194.
Central Point, who had minor
surgery. Also patients at the hos
pital are Richard Dellenback. 6-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs.
jo! d R. Dellenback. 143 South
Kceneway dr.. and Ross Dicken
son, 9-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Watne Dickenson. 506
South Peach St., who had ton
sillectomies Thursday.
CUt TO IWGTH "KING I"
Will Play Oacs at 8:40 P.M.
3'sm Deborah'
wy kerr V'
f W. TjIBRYNNER V
Personal
Youth Held A 15-year-old
Tacoma, Wash., boy was ar-
rested Wednesday bv city police
on charges of stealing a car from
Tacoma. The youth is being held
in county jail, police said.
Hub Caps Stolen Charles
William Mathey, 219 North Oak
dale ave., Medford, reported to
city police Wednesday the theft
of four spinner type hub caps
from a car registered to James
Harvey Corwin, Ashland, while
it was parked on the Parsons
Motor car lot, 315 East Fifth St.,
Medford. Value of the hub caps
was 540, police said.
Obituary
FREDERICK JACOB
SCHUMACHER
Frederick Jacob Schumacher,
91, died Wednesday at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Katherine
Wehmann, route 1. box 56, Cen
tral Point. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later
by the Perl Funeral home.
X-Ray Equipment Bids
Referred for Study
Ashland Bids to sell x-ray
equipment for the Ashland Gen
eral hospital were referred back
for further study at a meeting
of the Ashland city council Tues
day night.
The equipment is be purchas
ed for the new x-ray laboratory
i to be installed in tne nospitai. j
I t:-,
i .tunougn ricKer A-ray com
1 pany. Inc., submitted a low bid
iof $11,630. representatives from
I other firms questioned whether
j specifications were followed in
1 the low offer.
News About
Servicemen
THREE INDUCTED
Three Ashland men were in
ducted into the armed forces on
Tuesday, May 28. in Portland.
They are Arnold Carl Nieder
meyer. Winton Delano Miller
and Robert Roger Fredinburg.
Births
BOST To: Mr. and Mrs. Her
man, box 36fi. Eagle Point.
June 5. 1957. boy, 834 lbs., at
Rogue Valley hospital.
WHITE To: Mr. and Mrs.
George, box 318. Happy Camp.
Calif.. June 5, 1357, girl. 7'2
lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital.
LEVINGS To: Mr. and Mrs.
Paul. 438 Wighman. Ashland.
June 5. 1957. girl. 6' i lbs., at
Sacred Heart hospital.
j ! John A. Armstrong. Sunday edi-
JENSEN To: Mr. and Mrs. i tor of The Oregonian. will re
I Kenneth, 503 South Holly st. j ceive the fellowships offered an
I Medford. June 6. 1957. girl. 6'4 I nually under the will of Lucius
lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital, j w. Nieman. founder of the Mil-
I Current labor force of the US
1 is about 67 million.
Winner of
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ACADEMY
AWARDS!
PLUS 1st Drive In Run!
CaX Randolph SCOTT
: W MSSfU. In turn
'JrSEVEN MEN
Three Local People
Completing Denial
Courses at Portland
Portland Three Medford
residents are completing profes
sional courses at the dental
school of the University of Ore
gon in Portland. Dean Harold
J. N'oyes announced today.
Dean Earhart and Gordon
Marx will receive the degree of
doctor of dental medicine at
graduation rites June 13. Georg
ia Ashby will receive a certifi
cate as dental hygienist at the
same event.
In First Class
The two are among 75 who
are completing the four-year
dentistry course, the first class
to be graduated from the state
school's new S3. 000,000 quarters.
Miss Ashby is one of 15 young
women finishing a two-year
course in dental hygiene. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Ashby, 830 Bennett ave.,
and a 1954 graduate of Medford
High school. She attended
Southern Oregon college one
summer.
Attended U of O
Earhart is son of Dr. and Mrs.
S. D. Earhart. 11 N. Peach St.
A 1947 graduate of Klamath
Falls High school, he attended
University of Oregon two years
and Oregon State college three
years, earning a bachelor of
science degree at OSC.
A 1948 graduate of Medford
High, Marx is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer A. Marx. 1985 Kings
i highway. He attended Southern
i Oregon college, then obtained a
j bachelor's degree at U of O.
Services Offered
To Blood Donors
Baby sitting and transporta
tion will be provided persons
making appointments to give
blood when the Red Cross
Bloodmobile is in Medford June
12.
Volunteers taking appoint
ments for the regular Bloodmo
bile visit said the Red Cross sta
tion will transport anyone with
in a 10-mile radius of the Elks
Temple. Housewives will be wel
come, they said.
Those making appointments
Wednesday, the lirst day of reg
istration, were Inez Bergman.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wallace.
Mrs. Ruth Vance, J. R. Sulli
van. Stan Lacey, Charles Ter
ry, G- R. Mortimer. Wert Schoo
ley. K. W. Cook, J. W. Higen-
I botham, R. H. Igo, Mrs. Beryl
I Farfan.
I Harold Head. Perrine Caro
line. Betty Kistner. Melvin
Amaro. Ellen Shearin, Ruth Kil-
bourn. Ralph Bales and Marj
Bales.
(See story page 1.)
UF Drive Meeting
Called at Ashland
Ashland A town meeting to
discuss a single United Fund
drive for Ashland was called for
Thursday night in the high
school library.
Dr. John Bradshaw, newly
elected president of the Ashland
United Fund, called the meeting
to determine whether residents
prefer to support a single cam
paign or to let each organiza
tion raise its own funds.
Reperesentatives of the Med
ford United Fund were to ex
plain the system which has
w-orked successfully in Medford.
The board of directors of the
Ashland-Talent Youth fund vot
ed recently to change the name
and scope of the organization to
Ashland United Fund.
Oregon Journalists
Win Nieman Award
Portland U Two Oregon
journalists are among 11 Amer
icans named 1957 Nieman Fel
lows at Harvard University.
J. Wesley Sullivan, news edi
tor of the Oregon Statesman, and
i waukee Journal.
Sullivan and Armstrong will
j receive a college year of study
i at Harvard starting in Septem
ber. Mexico Train Collision
Leaves 20 Dead, 30 Hurt
Cortazar. Mexico If! - A
freight train killed at least 20
persons and injured 30 more on
Wednesday night when it crash
ed into a crowded passenger
train near this town in Central
Mexico.
A local Red Cross official said
it was feared the death toll
would reach 40.
Russia To Repatriate
120,000 Poles This Year
Warsaw 'V Russia will re
patriate 120.000 Poles this year,
the official Polish news agency
PAP reported today. The num
ber of Poles in Russia is not
known, but Russia has promised
to complete repatriation by
1958.
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MASSACRE SURVIVOR Taxi driver who was wounded
and left for dead when a band of Algerian rebels mas
sacred the male population of Melousa, Algeria, rests on
stretcher as he is interviewed by newsmen. The rebels
killed 303 men and boys. French troops, in a series of
reprisal raids, killed 169 of the guerillas and rounded up
30 Molselms for questioning concerning the slaughter.
Gains in Oil Shares
Lead Market Higher
New York IP Oil shares. Socony Vacuum
especially those with vast stores Southern Co
of natural gas. led the stock
market higher today.
Gains in the oils, which also
featured in volume, ranged to
more than three points. The best
performers were A m erada.
Standard (Ind.) Cities Service,
and General American Oil.
There was nothing new in the
news to bring the demand for
the oils and gas issues, and it
was recalled that traders had
about written off prospects for
passage of the natural gas bill
this year. Institutional investors
were said to be buvine the oils
on the prospect of good gains in
net income this year.
The whole list improved.
DOW-JONES AVERAGES
Dow-Jones final stock aver
ages: 30 industrials 504.55. up
2.48; 20 railroads 144.95, off
0.04; 15 utilities 73.57. off
0.18; 65 stocks 175.20 up 0.43.
Sales today were 2.300.000
shares, compared with 1,940.
000 Wednesday.
Today's prices on
stocks:
Allied Chemical 87" i
American Can 41 7 s
i A T & T 177' s
Anaconda Copper 65',i
j Bethlehem Steel 47
Caterpillar Corp 94
Chrysler Corp 73' k
Continental Can 4(i
Crown Zellerbach 52
Curtiss Wright 42" i
Du Pont 194-2
Eastman Kodak 101 2
General Electric 68 'i
General Foods 45
General Motors 411
Georgia Pacific 34',2
Graham Paige 1J4
Homestake Mining 35v8
Kaiser Frazer 16n8
Kennecott Copper 1101;
Lockhed Aircraft 417s
Katy Pft 57
Montgomery Ward 36' 4
New York Central 32r,s
Penney. J. C 80' 2
Penn RR 20-s
Radio Corporation 37"'s
Richfield Oil 75-"4
No Hazards Found
In 86 Residences
City firemen found no hazards
in 86 out of 150 residences in
spected yesterday.
They made 87 recommenda
tions for correction of hazards
found in the other 64 homes
checked.
Firemen slipped at 3"6 hous
es but fnund no one home at
133. Residents of 23 dwellings
rejected the offer of inspection.
City Fire Marshal Truman
Kelson visited three convales
cent homes, a business occu
pancy and two dry cleaning
plants yesterday. He issued 10
orders for correction of hazards.
WALKOUT IDLES 3.000
Detroit 'IP Wildcat walkouts
struck a Chrysler Corp. parts
plant Wednesday and idled 3.000
workers. If the walkout con
tinues Plymouth assembly lines
were expected to he shut down
and 20.000 men sent home.
Daily's U-Drive
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24" a
i Southern Pacific 43
; Standard California 571
Standard Indiana 56' 2
! Standard N. J 65-Ta
i Sun Mines 9
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Tex Pac Land Trust
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Transamerica
Trans West Air 14n
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Continental ...
33' s I
Union Carbide iini,
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Union Pacific
29'8
United Aircraft
U. A. L
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U. S. Rubber 441 -
U. S. Steel fifisl
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S & T 107U
Thrice-Tried Cowboy
Escapes in Mississippi
Gulfport, Miss. IIP Dale Mor
ris, the Montana dude ranch
cowboy who has been tried
three times for the murder of
a Bay St. Louis noveltv shon
owner, escaped from the Harri
son county jail early today.
The state Highwav- Patrol
selected here said Morris escaped by cut
ting a hole in the roof of the
jail.
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; NEWS iSfBEBy CARTOON . jj
Thursday, Juna t, 1937
Bend Student Winner
Of Oregon State Honors
Corvallis tP Ken Evani,
; Bend, has won the Kelly Axe
as the outstanding senior, an
nouncement of forestry school
award and honors for 1957 at
! Oregon State college.
V.'allare Cory, Eugene, won
the $25 Snellstrom forestry
award, given each year to a top
junior.
The Xi Sigma Pi plaque went
to John Morthershead. Portland,
as the sophomore with the high
est grades.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland (UP Cattle 200 Choice
steers 23.50 with choice heifer at
2.'i; standard and good fed steer 21. SO;
standard heifers 18-20..j0; utility cow
14-15. ."0; canners and cutlers 11-12.50
with heavy Holtems to 14.
Calve 50. Good vealers 21-22;
choice to 25: standard 17-20.
Hoes 200 Sorted 1 and 2 grade
butchers 190-220 lbs.. 22 50-22 75. No
1 23 Mixed 1, 2 and 3 grades 1RO
240 lbs. 21 50-22 25, 300-500 lb. sows
16-19 50.
Sheep 300. Choice 85-105 lb uprinn
lambs 21.50-22. Good crude 20 50-21
cull to good slaughter ewes 2-5.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland (UPt Essi To retaileri:
Grade A A large. 40-4 1c. A large. .16
3ile: AA medium. 34-3fic; A medium.
33-35; A small. 27-29C; carton. l-3c
additional.
Butter To retailers: AA grade
RnnH 67-SRc lb.: carton, lc a pound
igher; A prints. 67-68c; B prints.
65-6fic.
Cheese medium cured To retail
ers: A grade Cheddar, single daisies.
.'2-.c: a-in. loaves Br,2-.nc;
cessed American cheese. 5-lb.
41'244c.
pro
loaf. Farm Market
Receipts were curtailed on the East
Sine f armers Market here today by
rain and cooler weather.
Strawberry prices carried a stronger
undertone witn demand for top qual
ity berries ahead of the supply. Good
quality solid berries sold for S2.25
with others at 61.75-2 . Lettuce listings
continued on the strong side with first
receivers selling vacuum packed Se-
au,e nead at M-35-2.S0.
Poultry. Rahbiu
Llve Chickens Quoted to
crowers
! transactions of Portland price: 9-llc
! lb. at ranch; heavy hens. 5 lbs. up.
I not enoueh tradinr for Portland
I Pricp: at country, 12-13C lb.; old roost-
1 ers. i-:c id
Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade
dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole
'drawn. 41-4SC lb.; cut up 48-Sle: hens.
lieht type, cut up. 34-37C; heavy type.
wnole Drawn 3b-41c lb.
Turkeys To producers: Fryer tur
keys, live weight. 27-2Rc lb.: breeder
hens. 24c lb. to producer on oven
ready basis; breeder toms. 24c on
same basis.
Rabbits 'Average to growers, fo.b.
killing plantsi: Live white. 3s4-4i2c
lb f o b. dressing plants Portland. 23
2fic: colored pelts 4c under; old does
10-12 lbs.: a few higher Fresh killed
frvers to retailers, S9-64c lb.; cut up
62-65c lb.
Portland Hay, Grain
Portland Wholesale hay prices:
New crop No. 2 green alfalfa, baled.
f.o b. Portland S2'
!7 a ton.
Wholesale prices as reported by the
iUi5 "a.r"i,."ew.5o,,e.rv,.cA;. 5.J
white oats 38-lb.. West Coast delivery',
nominally $49 ton; No. 2 Valley white
oats. $48 ton: soy bean meal, $76.50
ton. fob Portland: barlev. No. 2.
45-lb West Coast delivery. $43 SO ton;
standard mill run prompt delivery,
S43-44 ton fob. Portland: No. 2 yel
low corn. Eastern shipment f.o.b. Port
land. $60 50-61.
MEDrORD (OHEOON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTH If
Eight Local Youths
In Car Accident
Klamath Falls Seven Jack
son county young people were
injured about 3 a.m. Wednesday
when the car in which they were
riding left the highway west of
Keno and rolled over several
times.
Operator of the vehicle. Wen
dell Franklin Holder. 21. Cen
tral Point, was not reported in
jured. Hospitalized at Klamath Falls
were Delores Hunt. 18. Meri
dee Coffman. 17. Sharon Heff
ner, 1R. and Shirley Brown. 17,
all of Medford. and Irene Thom
as. 18. Ashland.
Treated and discharged from
the hospital Wednesday were
Jeri Willson, 17. Medford, and
Vincent Michaell Mullen,, 19.
Central Point.
According to reports, they
were rehiring to their homes
after attending a dance at Klam
ath Falls when the accident oc
curred. Police were quoted as
saying the car apparently fail
ed to negotiate a curye, skidded
150 feet on the highway and
rolled over. The occupants were
scattered as the vehicle rolled. 1
It was indicated the accident
victims are in "good" condition.
Fireman Exams
Offered in Medford
Examinations for firemen will
be held June 15. at the central
fire station in Medford. Front
and Third sts., the Civil Serv
ice commission has announced.
Applicants must have a high
school education, be in good
physical condition and between
the ages of 21 and 35 years.
Working hours will be 24 hours
on duty, followed by 24 hours
off duty, and one additional 24
hours off in each two-week
period
Application blanks and com -
plete information will be avail
able at the office of the fire
chief at the central fire station.
The names of those men who
successfully complete the exam
ination will be placed on an elig
ible list in the order of their
grades and future appointments : Phoenix
to the fire department will be;"T
maae irom me usi.
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Salem. Germany ftp A
prince today married a princess.
The royal couple was Prince
Tomislav of Yugoslavia and
Princess Margarita of Baden. He
operates a fruit arm near Lon-1
don. She if a nurse in a London
hospital.
FACES FOREIGN TRIAL
The U. S. agreed to let Japan
try Army Spc3c William S,
Girard (above) far the slay
ing of a Japanese wo ram.'
Girard was charged with.
shooting the woman wMo
attempting to chase stamp
metal scavengers froe a
U. S. firing rang January:
30. If convicted, the aectfsa
tion carries a maximum pen
alty of 15 years ia prion,
DAILY WEATHER RIPORT
FORF.CASTS
.Medford and vicinity Fair tarcnHn
Friday with rising temperatures. L
Fair tare;
tonight .4. High Frida 8S.
Western Oregon; Partlv cloudv to
night and Friday except aatcbav f
early morning overcast alons coaftt
and in northern valleys. Low tonigM.
warmer rnday with high oft-,.
Northern California: Fair through
Friday except night ana morning fliar
along coast. Warmer Friday.
LOCAL lAT:
Temperature: Mean vesterdav
above normal 3. Record high thut da
iv
my in
in lfl.14
109 in 1926. Record tow this date M
Precipitation: 24 houn to midnight
0 Midnight to 10 a m.. 0 Total th
month n; .20 in. above normal. Total
since Sept. 1 21.45 in , 4 43 in. abova
normal
Humidity: Lowest vesterdav 38;
highest this a.m. 78r.
Ul;k 4 31) 74-
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