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G TWELVE MEDFOF.D (OFECON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. June 12. 19S7 Warships Honor English Founders Of Jamestown Norfolk. Va . V The might iest international fleet in time of peace today honored the hand-' Jul of English adventurers who founded Jamestown 350 years aso. T,e 103 gleaming warships from 13 nations stood at aiichor off the historic Virginia coast waiting to b- reviewed this af ternoon by Secretary of Defense Charics E. Wilson. The three review ships the guided mu-sile cruisers Canberra , and Boston and the Command cruiser Northampton prepared to call from Norfolk Naval Base for the four hour ceremony after lunch. !a Double Column I Wilson wis scheduled to be board th-' Canberra. Navy Sec retary Thomas Cates was sched- j uled to be aboard the Boston and ! Adra. Arleigh A Burke, chief of; nval operations, on the North ampton. The great fleet lay in a double 14-mile column stretching from i Hampton Roads to Cipe Henry j where the Jamestown settlers first set foot on the North Amer-1 iran continent. Seveity-eisht of; the ships taking part are Ameri-' can and 3.1 are from 17 foreign . nations. The Navy estimated that near-, ly 250.11(10 sightseers would crowd beaches, seawalls and ; bridges. Talk of Averages, Indexes Comes Up Again on Wall St. i EAGLE POINT ' City Issues Reminder By MRS. THOMASINE SMITH ted and installed by FFA boys Eagle Point The city of ! under the direction of Nat Etzel By ELMER C. WALZEH United Press Financial Editor New York 1? Now that the market is pointins to the record hizh set in 1956. the talk of aver ages and indexes comes up again. v. nen tne market is going Eagle Point has issued a re minder to fishermen to use cau I tion in disposing of fresh sal i man heads. Reports have come j to the city hall of carelessness j on this matter, city officials said. index, the market his to rise by S" 900.000.000 in valuation to , . lamCd ' A surprise pink and blue nearly S2.o00.000.000. About sta,r for L. Gcrald Bish three more days like the pre-j op was held at lhe home o Mrs vious session would do the trick, j Mark w. Hocfft Tucsday, May The record for the Dow indus- 28. Mrs. Pete Flury was co-host- trial average was set last April ess. Attending were Mrs. Polk and the city has completed the connection from the main line to the sprinkler heads. Refilling of the ditches and replanting of the turf will be undertaken next week. along minding its own business!" and tne Standard on Aug. 2. : Smith, Mrs. Melvin Mitchell ;:nd at a distance from high or low points nothing is heard about the movements of the averages. But when they get rear a high or low everybody talks. Dow Lagi Behind This time the market men note that it took Dow-Jones average a considerably longer time to get to new highs for the year than it took Standard & Poor's In dexes. The standard index for 500 stocks was at a new high for the year on May 31. The Dow didn't get there until Tuesday. The Standard index for 500 stocks is only 1.80 points below the all-time record high Set on Aug. 2. 1956. The Dow-Jones in dustrial average is 11.57 points away from its hizh. The Dow actually is nearer the top than Standard because of the dilference in the amounts of each. Standard closed Tuesday night at 47.94 and the Dow at 08 .48. On the basis of the Standard A record enrollment of 215 children are enrolled in the Va cation Bible school of the Com munity Bible church. Through Tuesday the average attendance per day was 179 with 128 re cording a perfect attendance Twenty-two teachers and help ers have guided the children in The Dow missed making a new Mrs. Furl Moore. Jackie Smith. high by a mere tenth of a point j Mrs. Ralph Keeslar, Mrs. Don j hand work which will be dis ci Aug. 2. 1956. and actually it Kimmel. Mrs. Fred Galloway played at their program Friday. aid set an intra-day high in that ; and Mrs. Tom Childers. June 14. at 8 p.m.. in the grade I : school gymnasium. Every de Keith Argravcs of College i partment has made handwork. Place, Wash , has been the guest the majority made to go in the of Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Hoefft missionary box going to the and family for this past two Navajo Indian mission in New weeks. Mexico. All parents and friends ' are invited to the program Mrs. Ethel Coy and Mrs. Les-1 which will be put on by the session. Not Much Difference Hence, there really isn't much difference between the two fig ures in their following of a trend. The big difference be iwecn the Dow and Standard is their size. ter McFall were co-hostcsses fo, The Standard Index is so a baby shower honoring Mrs. timer iiarnisn and son. Roger, Ray, June 6, at Mrs. McCoy's home. Twenty-five relatives and friends attended. much broader that it reflects actual prices much more accu rately. It is considered accurate to say the Standard index rose 54 cents Tuesday, but it isn't considered right to say the Dow ran up So. 72. You must say 5.72 points. This difference is in the weighting of the Dow average to a Mow for stock splits over the years. The method is to change the divisor each time there is a split. The present divisor of 30 stocks is a mere 4.283 and not 30. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Carlson and boys and girls. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Clark have returned to their home in Eagle Point from a months visit in Naalehu, Hawaii. Jess Misner entered the Sac LeRoy and Dorothy Farley re-j red Heart hospital last week for turned to Eagle Point Tuesday i observation. from Rockford, 111., where they I visited relatives, some of whom Mr- and Wls- Lindscy Tib they hadn't seen for 25 years. iblls ands on- Dean, went to Ba- " j ker last week where Dean will Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Kerr and j work for the forest service this family have purchased the Per-: summer before enrolling in the On The Side By E. V. Durling 'Distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc.) Tn hfnr all thv stand th h n 1 v n w And rins of jtold nn fond illu sion Jlmd hrr as hit. Hi houn the enferi, thT to lie light. Hhimnr within hfn all without n nirrhl A guardian angel or his lift? presiding Douhlinr hi plrawirei, hi care dividing. Samuel R"irer l-June Bride) time to buy is when the market is low, everyone is talking pessi- j mistitally. and no hope is in sight. Sell when the market has! had a long rise and is hesitating! with everybody in a frenzy oil optimism. ' Billy Graham Ends First Month of New York Crusade ry place on the Brownsboro road and are now residing there. The Kerrs are related to Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Bruegger. I Asidei How is your enunciation? Give lit a trial. If you can say "Six Citv Managers, guardians of ! thick thistle sticks" six times in municipal expenditures, are re-1 quick succession without making over the half million mark New York Billy Gra ham ended the first month of his New York crusade Tuesday night before a Madison Square Garden audience that swelled total attendance at his sermons Art lhompson, summer rec reation instructor, reported that pee-wee baseball will start Mon day, June 17, at 1 p.m. on the high school field. The first swimming session will be the same day. Registration for the second session beginning July 8 are being taken at the high school now. Age minimum for swimming is eight years. ported to be cutting down expen-1 an error in pronunciation your ditures and saving money for j enunciation can be said to be in over 300 cities in the United good working order . -. . A popu Stales. Perhaps we should havejlar song that might do very well a "Country Manager" in Wash-1 if revived is the one by Ernest ington. D.C. Should be worth a j Ball titled "To Have. To Hold, trial. How about campaigning i To Love." for it using the slogan: "A Bil-1 . . lion Saved Is A Billion Earned"? App" a DaT j Who originated th slogan Horses and Women "An annla a .. -i .., l, j . , .... . ,,j -ttpo 111. . - IJ nila I .nns whn rr.jp 'T.p n. . (Ar ,..,," T.r-. . i i mm ne - .... , ovvov . ijc LCH13 ILf IlctVC tlemen Prefer Blondes." is a 1 been in possession of something. brunette. As you know she ; Mrs. Margaret Roope of Tor- ivmlp a sori.iM tn trip a forp- i rti , 1T---J i;..-i . Oil ... .. ... j u... , ..iiiaiiu. v-liu ll tu ljt nurntioned classic titled "But! 99 years old ate two Dounds of,Mark 1;35 A Text A near-capacity audience of 17.500 brought total attendance for the past 28 days to 501.000 Graham's call for "Decisions for Christ" was heeded by 686 per sons, bringing the total of "de cisions" to 16.929. The evangelist confessed frankly in his sermon that when preachers at one time told could be saved by ac- J. S. Norvell of Phoenix, has purchased the auto court on B street from Mr. and Mrs. Clay ton Bentley. Norvell's daughter will manage the court. saviour I thought their rockers." they were Terms of Pulp Mill Contract Disclosed Portland, Ore. W Terms of a wage agreement reached last week by 20.000 employees j ,eprosy stnds or ii a.-iiittciuii, VI .KUI1 dllU California pulp and paper mills They Marry Brunettes. The i apples a day for 60 years, records of recent matrimonial al- liances indicate that brunettes are preferred as brides. Blondes are in second place. Redheads' are third. Why this is so I can-1 not say at this time. Perhaps the average bachelor is afraid of ! redheads. I have asked our j Horses and Women experts to check this amazing situation. j ' I Sidelights j What were you doing when have been disclosed here today, you were 14 years old? I was The new contract, still to be mill struggling to graduate from approved by referendum in 56 good old P S. No. 2 in Brook- union locals, would provide pay lyn. When W. F. "Buffalo Bill" j increases of 3' j per cent, a third Cody w as 14 years old he was j week of vacation with pay for a regular rider for the pony ex- employees with 10 years of ser press . . . Another set of triplets i vice, and increased company named Tom. Dick and Harry contributions to health and wei are the sons of PAlice Lt. Arnold! fare plans. Krance of Des Plaines, 111. By the way, does anybody know a pair of gov and girl twins named Adam and Eve? 'Nuts:" Graham shouted dra matically. "That's what I must have thought and that must be what a lot of people say to those who think they can be saved by coming to Jesus Christ." Using Christ's touching and healing of the leper as his text (Mark 1:35), Graham said that "all through the Bible the word sin" and that as leprosy separates you from your fellow men, sin separates you from God." "The only thing that can cure the leprosy of sin is the cross of Christ, the Christ whose blood washes and cleanses your sins." Shy Callaghan and daughters left for Ewan, Wash., to joir. Mrs. Callaghan who was called to Washington by the illness of her father. Mrs. Callaghan's fa ther, T. H. Tomison, died Mon day, June 10. The family will return he latter part of the week. Last week end Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Smith and family from Larncd, Kan., visited Clarence Webster., father of Mrs, Smith The Smiths stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester McFall in Eagle Point. Monday. June 3. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McFall of Live Oaks. Calif., were over night guests of the McFalls. Tlie world's oceans cover an I estimated 71 per cent of the earth's surface. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. D Brown. Clarence Webster. Laura McFall and children went to Redmond to visit Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hiscy. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Marquis (Naomia Hildcrbrand) visited Mrs. Marquis' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hildcrbrand recently The couple returned to their home in Santa Barbara, Calif., spent a few days. The underground spinkling system in the Eagle Point city park went into operation this week. The main line was plot- So They Say Virgo .Aug. 24 Sept. 23) men have a highly developed sense of humor. However, men born un der Virgo are rarely romantic or demonstrative. Their wives get more laughs than loving. Males born under Libra (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) are the best dancers. They have rhythm. The worst "wolves" of the Zodiac are the Leo .July 23-Aug. 23) men. It was probably a Leo who origin ated the idea of a man inviting a simple, trusting female to his apartment to see his etchings. Or, so say the stargazers. Advice Bernard Baruch. who by bril liant speculation in stocks, ac quired S15 million before he was 40 years of age once said, "The MONEY At Croter Finance you may borrow for any worthwhile purpose on your FURNITURE - AUTO SALARY nd repay in monthly install ments. You may choose the trms most suitable to you up to 24 months. Loam m jy be paid in d vce or in full at any time. Crstcr Finance CORPORATION 135 Hme St. Central Point Phene NO 4-1273 Frank Wilkinson, Mgr. Ceavewteet Parking I TAKE PLEASURE in c7 The Promotion of MR. CURTIS L. HOPKINS lo the position of District Mgr. of the Aetna Life Ins. Co. for Southern Ore gon. Mr. Hopkins has been an Aetna agent since 1946. ik - i i.S !-: w&&bet w4. J CURTIS L. HOPKINS : -iJ h ' ' ' : j j W AYNE H. SAFLEY Also, 30 Goldy Bldg. under the direct supervision of Mr. Hopkins, will be Mr. Wayne Safley, who has associated himself as agent in Med ford. The office is completely equipped to handle all phases of Life, Group, Health & Accident and Pension requirements, Estate Planning and Business Insurance. Rodney M. Harpster, Portland, General Agent -Medford Office- Phone SP 2-9422 Utah State college at Logan. Utah, in the fall. The Tibbits went from Baker to Spokane. Wash., where theirs on-in-law and daughter. A 2-C and Mrs Gerald Symens, live. Jimmy Dorsey Dies Following Surgery For Lung Growth New York IP Band leader Jimmy Dorsey, 53, died today at Doctors Hospital five months after he underwent sur gery for removal of a growth from his lung. Dorsey's brother and Iong thne associate, trombonist Tommy Dorsey. died last Nov. 2(i at his home in Greenwich. Conn. Jimmy Dorsey entered the hospital in January for surgery ?nd was able to return briefly to his conducting chore at a midtown hotel in February. He returned to tlie hospital March 1 and had been confined ever since. Began on Cornet Dorsey. famed as a clarinet ist, began his career on another instrument, the cornet, in his fr.ther's brass band when he was in his teens. Jimmy and Tommy organized their first combina tion in 1920 and had an off-again on-again partnership as band leaders until Tommy's death. The "Fabulous Dorscys" were the sons of Thomas Francis and Theresa Dorsey. Jimmy, chris tened James Francis Dorsey, was born in 1904 in Shenandoah. Pa., where his father was a music teacher. Tommy was born in 1905. Surviving besides the widow, the former Jane Porter, whom he married in 1927, is a daugh ter, Julie Lou. Only about 15 per cent of the world's forests are scientifically managed. See actual road-test proof I DODGE TRUCKS most powerful of low-priced 3 :W:fi." 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