Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1957, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o Local and A rummage .n whatnot mie be heH ' 103 North Ivy t., Friday Otnd Saturday from S a.m. to 5 p m . sponsored by the Needle Workers ciub. JL.tm Rao James L Bra&jey nd D.vid F. Smith have assumed the business name Paint nd Podr Body Shop fi23 N'orth Central are., accord in to r-:ord in the county clerk i offic Mart la California Mr and Mrs. Donald Halsey and their son, Dennis. 141 Ashland ave., are leaving for Santa Monica. Calif., this month to establish residence there. Halsey has been associated with Weisfield s Inc. here. Convalescing Patients at Rogue Valley hospital include Ktryn Lisenbee. 7-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs.'L. C. Lisenbee, post office box 825. Central Point, who had an emergency appendectomy, and Mrs. Harry J. Marsh. 31 North Orange ft, Medford. who was hospitalized Monday with a frac tured hip. Board Meeting Geraldine McDonald, Medford. will be among members of the Oregon Council of the blind attending an executive board meeting and din ner in Medford June 15. Topics to be discussed include a report on bills approved by the recent state legislature affecting the blind, a report on the White Cant Fundraising drive and the distribution of receipts into scholarship and loan fund. 1st Drive In RUN! 2 GREAT HITS! SAGA OF WESTERN GUN-JUSTICEI Tm Uhwr HUNTER AGAINST THE HOUSE CANTALOUPES SLICED PINEAPPLE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE .K uimefw i mm JtML m TDel Monte A 2 Lhc 29' del monte Basket JSa Jr CATSUP llilll 303 8 5MS ij CANS For 1 ro,e,l00 1 jAJiUl Kernel " 1 or I Cream Style . . r rPINEAPPLE C 2$1tuT7 M 46-- l 00 jzggf chunks v en, I.UlK &m Cans I Personal Lumbar Igniitd Sparks from a mm ourner ignitea lumDer storage at Woods Lumber com pany. Table Rock and Schultz rds., about 9 p.m. yesterday, fire men said. They reported minor damage. Car Abandoned An abandon- i cd car registered to Jack Leroy j Vincent. 207' 2 Haven St.. Mcd ! ford, was reported Wednesday in front of the residence of Mar garet Metilcda Bprtram. 311 West 11th St.. Medford, accord ing to city police. Thtft Jess Robert Wnoland. 404 North Holly st , Medford. reported to city police Wedi.es- I day the theft of a While Stag jacket from his car while it was parked in the Elks lodge park ing lot on North Central ave. between Fourth and Fifth sts. Value of the jacket was $30, police said. Guilds to Meet A picnic for members of the two senior guilds of St. Mark's Episcopal church, St. Elizabeth's and St. Teresa's, will be held at Black Oaks riday, June 14. Those wish ing transportation are to meet at the church at 11:30 a.m. Cof fee and rolls will be provided by the committee, and those at tending are all asked to take table service, a hot dish, a salad or a cake-. Mrs. George B. Dean is chairman and may be con tacted at SP 3-2672. for further information. Grass Fire Central Point Rural firemen extinguished a 13-acre grass fire East of Oak dr. off Table Rock rd. about noon yesterday. Firemen said the blaze started from a trash fire. Medford firemen also were summoned and found the fire to be outside the Medford rural district. They provided water for a tank fill for a Central Point rural truck and stood by until the fire was under con trol. Medford firemen put out a : grass fire yesterday morning on the property of Robert Shirley, 2043 Orchard Home dr. It cov ered an area of about 50 by 100 feet. Hitler Regime Victim Remembered With Tablet Frankfurt. Germany II? Anne Frank's native city Wednesday observed what would have been her 28th birth day. An organization of German victims of the Hitler regime placed a memorial tablet on the Frank family's house. Anne, her mother and her sister died in a Nazi concentra tion camp in 1944. Her diary was made into a prize-winning American play. CORN ryJ, RED TOMATOES C 2U $1 AA w I.Uw Funeral Services Are Scheduled for Fred Wooldridge Funeral services for Frederick V. Wooldridge. 48. of 224 Oak Grove rd., w ho died in Portland Tuesday, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Perl Funeral Home. Dr. D. Kirkland West of the First Presbyterian church jwili officiate. ! Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. The Warren Lodge 10 AF & AM. Jackson ville, will participate in services at Perl Funeral home. Honorary pallbearers will be Thomas Ross, Ivan Harrington. Elton Jackson, Dr. Lawrence W. Buonocore. E. B. DeVoe. H. E. Atterbury. Jack Mitchell and Paul Doe. Active pallbearers will be Gilbert Knips. Donald ; Turner, John Laden, Early Man lev. Curtis Hopkins and Robert Bell. Mr. Wooldridge was a resi dent of Medford for the past 27 years. He was general manager of Ross Lumber company, and had been sales manager for the firm about a year before taking the post six months ago. Born in Colorado He was born in Greeley, Colo.. Sept. 27, 1909. A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, he had been connected with the lumber industry for about 25 years. He was a member of the Ford Bidwell Lodge AF & AM, the Scottish Rite and Hillah Temple of the Shrine, the Jack son County Shrine club, and the Rogue Valley Country Club. He is survived by his wife, Ms. Flonnie Wooldridge: two children, Michael and Judy: his mother, Mrs. Laura M. Wool dridge, Toledo, Ohio; his father. J. H. Wooldridge, Crawfords ville. Ore.; two sisters, Mrs. Paul V. Dunn, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. F. J. Conture, Toledo, Ohio. The family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be sent to the American Cancer So ciety in care of the local post master. Membership Meeting Set for Safety Council The reguiar membership meet ing of the Medford Safety Coun cil will be held Friday noon at the Jackson hotel, according to Aubrey Loper, council presi dent. A report will be given on action of the council relating to the scheduled Public Utilities commission hearing on train speeds in Medford. Other re ports will include progress of membership campaign and driver-vision screening program. A film. " The case of the Mis guided Killer," will also be shown. RIPE VAL PAC HAM AND VEAL VEAL SHOULDER 5 46-ox. Pineapple Grapefruit Drink Obituaries MRS. GRACE GLENN Mount Shasta Mrs. Grace Winifred Glenn, formerly of Ashland, died June 8 at a Mount Shasta, Calif., hospital. Mrs. Glenn, who has made her home in Mount Shasta for the last six months, was born in Minnesota. Oct. 6. 1884. and lived in Ashland for several years. Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 15, at 10 a m at Litwiller Chapel in Ashland Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery in Ashland. SCHYLER BELVILL Schyler Belvill, 80. died this morning. He was a resident of Medford for the past 25 years. Pearl Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Arctic Inspection Declared 'Comical' Helsinki, Finland W So viet Party Chief Nikita S. Khru-. shchev said today the idea of an Arctic open skies inspection zone sounded "quite comical." It is ' quite comical to think of an inspection zone in an area of ice and snow," Khrushchev told a final day press confer ence here. He did not elaborate except to say -that the idea of inspec tion zones had not met with ap proval in the West after Russia had proposed a Far East-Alaska-Western U.S. zone at the Lon don disarmament talks. The proposal was an out erowth of President Eisen hower's original "open skies" plan for aerial reconnaissance to detect any buildup for attack by East or West. Boys Questioned in Connection With Fire The origin of a small grass fire Wednesday behind, the Rogue Eouipment Sales com pany, 2920 North Pacific high way, has been determined with the interrogation of three Med ford boys, aged 8. 7 and 5, ac cording to city police. According to police records, the boys said the fire started while they were playing with matches in a field behind the store. They told police they ran home when the fire got out of control. The "Juveniles were re leased to their parents. The fire, which burned about a half an acre, was extinguished by city firemen. One pumper was dispatched to the fire. ASTRONOMER DIES Washington Fi Dr. Herb ert R. Morgan. 82, who retired in 1944 as principal astronomer at the Naval Observatory, died Tuesday. AD EFFECTIVE THURS. EVE, FRI. & SAT. FROZEN JUICE Pasco Orange Juice Libby Pink Lemonade Libby Lime Ade Libby Lemonade 1 00 6-oz. Cans BACON lib. 59 6 for MOCK i: Chicken Legs 39' PATTIES lb. 59 CHOPS lb. 59 Sioux Bee Honey Peanut Butter Spread PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland tUP Cattle 200- Av erage choice Canadian fed steers 12J7 pounds 23 25. Good steers 21 50 22. Standard and good 19 50 - 20.50. Canner and culter cow mostlv H 12 50 Holstem cutters to 13 50 Calves 35. Choice 21-24. Standard and pood 17 50-20 50. Hogs ion. Mixed 1. 2 and 3 grade butchers 21 50-22. Sows 300 to 500 pounds 15.50-151. bheep 150. Choice spring lambs 21. Good 18 50-20. Good and choice old crop shorn lambs 16. Cull to good slaughter ewes 2-5. PORTLAND PRODUCE Portland 'UP.i Errs To retail ers Grade AA iarRe. 41-42c: A larRe. 37-39C; A A medium. 34-;ific; A me dium. 33-35c: A small, 27-28c; carton, l-3c additional. Butler To retailer: AA Rrade pnnls. 67-(i8c In,; canon, lc a pound hieher; A prints. 67-68c; B prints. 65 etic. Cheese medium cured To retail ers: A Rrade cheddar. sinRle daisies. 4.'t ' J-52C; 5-lh loaves. 51 '.;-.)7c; pro cessed American cheese, 5-lb. ioal, 41;j-44c. Farm Market First Northwest cherries appeared on the Portland market today with top quality Bmgs Ruing to retailers at $. 5-5.50 tor 15 pounds. Best packs of solid strawberries brought S2. A lew local red raspberries hrouRht S.'t 3 50 a crate. Northwest cabbage brought S3.50-3.75 a crate. Poultry, Rabbits Live Chickens Quoted to growers. No. 1 quality, f.o b Portland: 2'.-4 lbs . 25c lb ; some oilers at 24-25C lb.; light hens, too few transactions of Portand price; 9-llc lb at ranch: heavy hens, 5 lbs. up, not enough trading for Portland price; at coun try. i2-13c lb.; old roosters, 7-f)c lb. Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn. 42-45c lb.; cut up. 48-51c; hens, light type, cut up, 34-37c; heavy type, wnole drawn. 3(i-41c lb. Turkes To proaucers: Fryer tur keys, live weignt. 27-2RC lb.: breeaer hens, 24c lb. to producer on oven ready basis; 'breeder tomi, 24c on same basis. Rabbits (Average to growers, f.o.b. killinR plants): Live wnite. 3J.-4l;,c lb. l'.o.b. dressing plants Portland. 23 2tic: colored pelts 4c under; old does. 10-12 lbs., a few higher. Fresh killed Iryers to retailers, 59-b4c lb.; cut up t2-b5c lb. Portland Hay, Grain Portland Wholesale Hay Pr ices: New crop No. 2 Rreen alfalfa, baied. f.o b. Portland S2ti-27 a ton. Wholesale prices as reported bv the USDA market news service: Wheat. No. 2 soft white. S85 a ton: No. 2 white oats 38-lb. West Coast delivery, nominally S49 ton; No. 2 Valley white oats, S46 ton: soybean meal. S76.50 ton. f.o.b. Portland: barley No. 2. 45-lb. West Coast delivery, $43.50 ton: stand ard mill run. prompt delivery. $33 43 50 ton f o b. Portland: No. 2 yellow corn. Eastern shipment f.o.b. Portland SO 1.50-62. DAILY WEATHER REPORT FORECASTS MF.DFORD AND VICINITY: Partly cloudy with a few light showers throuRh Friday. Lowt omghl 48. HiRh Friday 78 WKSTERN OREtON: Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers through Friday. Continued cool. Low tonight 46-56. High Friday 64-74. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair through Friday. Little temperature change. I.Ol'AI. DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday 65: above normal J. Record high thus date 97 in 1933. Record low this date 38 in J952. PRECIPITATION; 24 hours to mid night 0 in. MlriniPhl in tn m 03 in ! Total this month, trace. .48 in be : low- normal Total since Sept. 1, 21 45 in., 4 15 above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 22"i. highest this am. 78 High 4:30 24-Yester- a.m. nr. day Low Prcc. .... 64 50 Brnnkino C'raler Lke -GrnnLs Pass Klamath Falls MEDFORD Portland 49 j Seattle 4 i Spokane 64 : Yakima 72 Eureka 62 Red Bluff 90 Sacramento 87 San Francisco f7 Los Angeles .. 78 Phoenix P5" Chicaco 72 Denver 80 Miami 84 New York 87 Washington. D.C 90 50 43 52 61 5.1 Bows on the left side of men's hats are a survival of the cav alier days when plumes were so placed to assure freedom of vision and action in sword play. SOMETHING NEW llif I is coming to 1 MEDFORD SOON! I WW'ik 1 lr -JfiUW fl Leather 1 m 4 &-f- Ml i--m I I r & I T& IS t, -. V' ' l PAUL DOUGLAS Watch for further clues in this ad tomorrow! jjj Thursday, Jun 13. 1957 Steels Stand Out in Strength and Volume New York 'IP Strength in steels, selected chemicals, alum inum shares and special issues lifted the stock market today to new highs since last Sept. 6. Steel issues stood out both in strength and in volume, with tain ranging to more than five points in A. M. Byers. Bethle hem was active and strong and Youngstown Sheet & Tube held firm despite a government at tempt to block the proposed merger of those two. Chrysler, up two points at its high, featured a u t o s. Olin Mathieson spurted nearly five points and its preferred rose five to new highs to feature the chemicals. Oils had some strong spots with Jersey Standard at a new high. DOW-JONES AVERAGES Dow-Jones final stock arer eqes: 30 industrials 511.58, up 1.92: 20 rails 148.16 up 0.60: 15 utilities 73.63. up 0.07; 65 stocks 177.57. up 0.6p. Sales today totaled 2.630.000 ar compared Jo 2.600.000 Wed nesday. Today's prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical 913,4 American Can 42 AT&T 17634 Anaconda Copper 69'2 Bethlehem Steel 48;l8 Caterpillar Corp. 95' 4 Chrysler Corp 78' g Continental Can 46' 2 Crown Zeilerbach 53 Curtiss Wright 42 Du Pont 196 Eastman Kodak 104'. S General Electric 69"s General Foods 46 '4 General Motors 43ns Georgia Pacific 35-'s Graham Paige 14 Homestake Mining 37' s Kaiser Frazer 1534 Kennecott Copper 115' 2 Lockheed Aircraft 42' s Katy Pfd 56 Montgomery Ward 36'.4 New York Central 341i Penney. J. C 79 V2 Penn R.R 21's Radio Corporation 37 Richfield Oil 72'i Socony Vacuum 62 Southern Co 24's Southern Pacific 44' s Standard California 56ss Court Records DISTRICT COURT John Harold Eller. discharging gun on public way. $30. Richard Leroy McDowell, defective emergency brake, 510. Alford Lownan Cooper, overload, SSfi Elmer Willis Richy, failure to trans fer title. $15- CIRCt'IT COIRT John A.iah Cress vs. Sarah Frances Cress, divorce complaint. Barbara L. Revis v. Emmitt G. Rcvis. divorce complaint. Barbara Jean Isaacs vs. Roby L. Is sacs, divorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Roy Ernest Lehman. 534 Mae st.. Medford. and Ida Genevieve Comvell Puis. West Allis. Wise. Clarence Keith Edwards. 140JJ Kinjrs highway. Medford. and Carol Ann Stone, 235 South Oak dale ave.. Med ford. Richard English Padgham. post office box 234. Medford. and Marcia Gould Houghton, 512 Dakota st.. Med ford. Griffith Garman Hoover. 201 Chest nut st. Medtord, and Bonnie Jean Doty, 201 Chestnut st.. Medford. MEDFORD (OREGON) Standard Indiana 55' i Str.ndard N.J 6Bl- Sun Mines .'. 8Ts Texas Gulf 28 lex Pac Land Trust 734 Transamerica 375s Trans West Air 14' 4 In-Continental 32Ts Union Carbide 121 1 1 Union Pacific 29ss United Aircraft 72 U A. L 273r U. S. Rubber 46' 2 U. S. Steel 684 Youngstown S & T 108 COMPETITOR This North ern Californian from Eu reka, Novey Lue O'Neill, 17, will face 21 other con testants at Santa Cruz, June 21-23, for the right to iep-J resent her state at the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. Laboratory To Seek I Answers to Questions Cambridge, Mass. 'IP Can weather be modified on a largs scale? What is the interior of the earth really like? Why do continents and the oceans exist, and why are they distributed as they are? Answers to questions such as these will be sought in a labor atory of earth sciences establish ed at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The laboratory will be under the direction of Prof. Henry G. Houghton, head of MIT'i de partment of meteorology. It will : try a new and integrated ap proach to experimental and i theoretical investigations of man's environment: The atmos phere, the oceans, and the land masses between, including the , interior of the earth. Use Tribune Want Adi MAIL TRIBim TH!UTOUf Three Minor Crishes Reported to Police Three minor traffic accidents were reported in Medford Wednesday and one person was reported slightly injured, ac cording to city police. Kenneth Vernon Wald. 130 South Second St.. Central Point, suffered slight bruises when the car he was operating struck a California Oregon Power com pany power pole on East Jack son st. near Crater Lake ave.. police said. He was cited for hav ing no operator's license. Charley D. Miller, 1358 Bid die rd., Medford. was cited for an improper left turn and for failure to yield the right of way when the car he was operating Q was involved in an accident with a car operated by Ben Irish Swank. Portland, on Highway . 99 near Hazel St., officers re ported. Cars operated by Charles Au gustus Hawkins. Jacksonville, and James Arthur Bres'.and, route 2, box 659, Central Point, collided at Front and Fourth sts., police said. Aden, at the tip of the Ara bian Peninsula, was a nest of adobe houses with scarcely 500 inhabitants when occupied by the British in 1839. Today the Crown Colony holds some 4.400 Europeans and 134.000 Adenese, a modern oil refinery with a daily capacity of 100.000 barrels, and substantial trading firms. PACIFIC INnilCTIRI 14 S. C.ntrs) Ptiotw SP J-J30I NOW SHOWING TOKYO never had it so hilarious as they get it in OPERATION KIMONO AUDIE MURPHY GEORGE NADER '' iiitcrtt urtrnmi CMS SI! I 1 I! t vVi I lie ASS It 1