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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1957)
o o o o r Local and V.omi yri Howard WoJt l'W, S ewart ave . Medford i Jj; con:e irig at Os;eopathc h6tpi(a fqjtowjns minor ur- 'Wacent Ejiponura Vernon Kiaora Wr.thv, 80. of 407 Board, iinta g.. syai arretted and jaiied bj) eite jm1ic Saturday oa thingef ot indecent exposure. Oras Fuo A. grass fire In (thaf ifytQ nlorlt ot Grandview ' rvii W9g out when ftremex. ar- j (ivf$ early yesterday afternoon.) IPijenem teported that a jparjt tronj a Jtrajji lire was the cause I tfh(TaaKair rrAtfdfc 9 t-.rtV 91Q '.MecJatd. orpsned" Jo iheruT (dejjrjt D . iafi weelc aoroeoqe, !hd) cta)nh;ed hii; b(t r(d that (tjfo wrkp ag 0 (tirflc in an irr(gTion pond on hpr property Truck Jafck) Jenie lone Lilly, Prospect, told Medford olice Sunday that(a; truitk! Miad beon stolen Ctyom her pick up v.'fSc it was parked on past Third "St. betweenTront st. tyi Central ave. Dog Poiioned Mrs. Davidson, 1046 Shafer (aV.. Medford. reported this morning that her collie dog and a oer- man shepherd dog wned by ;8; neighborQ were itohoncd cemiy. w Receive! Degree Shirley Marian Hutchinson of Medford was among 1,045 degree reefy ients at the University of Deri ver spring commencement exer cises. She received her master of social work decree. ' Attends Convention Mrs Herman J. Gier, 408 Church St.. Phoenix, of Gier's Pharmacy, re turned Sunday after attendiri&i a convention of the Oregon Stale Pharmacutical association are) auxiliary last week in Portland While in Portland, Mrs. Gier vis ited with friends and relatives. Fire All Right City firemen responding to a reported grass fire on Coker Butte rd., along the rural fire district border, found orchard workers burning brush with the blaze well under control. The burning was per mitted to continue. Central Point rural frremen also re sponded to the alarm. mm ENDS TOMORROW ' ' 2ND GREAT HIT! on) AT THE CURBENT BATE 0 3V gKffi OOur investors have proof that it fy havg) savings account at FIRST FEDERAL. Tviuie a year on June 30th and December 31st investors receive worthwhile earnings here. Savings and investments ara. automatically insured to $10,000.00 by the Federal Savings and lean Insurance Corporation. This is an assurance to you that your account will always be worth tha full amount. Investments made by the 10th ot the month e s r divi dends as ol the First. 29 North Personal Revival Continue Besrirat Hervicea et Sunshine Gospel Miasino, Mace rd., win continue this in from Tuesday throujf Suodsy. Services mill fee held ot 7:30 pm. nightly. Mews About Servicemen CAMP obot6 P. Ashby, son of Paul jfiby. 830 Bennett ve , Md ior(l one of 703 rqxc cadets who arrived it the ar- tilery center of the world. Fort SKI, Okla , on June 24 The ca det are participating in a six Weeks futillery reserve officer's '-raining corps summer camp. OK CRUISE Dtje G. Hillerman. quarter nOwier second ctaft, U8, son of Jir. and Mr. G. Herbert Hiller rrfln, i20 Korth Oafcdale ave., Bedford, departed from Norfolk. Va., Sbogrd the bgttleship USS $i.fonsia oo a midhipmin crui. to South Agierica. BCCtlTtS AWASD Rceivinn msyksmanship awards for his performance in the 1957 Marine Corps Rifle an$ Pistol matches recently was Marine SSct. Wayne L. Chap man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Chapman, 343 Mae st., Med ford. He won j second silver medal in the Western Division Individual Pistol match on May 16 and a second bronze medal in the (&U-Marine Corps Individual Pistol matdi on June 6. r divio P"t. Howard J. Montgomery, 22,Qon of Mr. and Mrs. How ard A. Montgomery, Star Route, Ashland, recently arrived in Korea and is now a member of the 24th Infa:itry division. BAIL? WFATtf IKOrF rOAFCASTS Medford and Vicinity: Considerable cloudiness through Tuesday. A chance of late afternoon thunder'ihowers in mountains. low tomgh&O. High Tues ilA 7R. Western Oregon: Mostly cloudy to night and Tuesday morning. Clearing and hecomlng sngnny warmer iups dav afternoon. Low tonight 4."-.V High Tuesday 72-82 in interior. 62-68 on coast. Northern California: Fair tonight and Tuesday except coastal overcast. Little temperature iance. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday 65: below normal 3, Rected high this date 108 in 1942 Record low this dele 40 in 1911. PRECIPITATION- 24 hours to mid night, none. Midnight to lna.m . none. Total last month .03 iiteh. .94 inch below normal. Total since Sept.. 1. 21.48 inches. 3.69 inches above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 28. highest this a.m. 84 T . High 4:30 1i- Clty Yeste. a.m. hr. daJ Low Prec. Brookings 6.1 48 Crater Lake $3 36 Grants Pass St) SO Klamath Falls 8i 4!) MEVFORD PorUand t. SI .- 71 fig" 74 79 S9 91 : 56 "32 57 52 ""52 62 .- 56 63 77 66 68 Seattle Spokane ... Yakima Fureka , Red Bluff Sacramento .... San Francisco Los Angeles .... Phoenix Denver Chicago , ..104 . 68 80 88 85 i Miami New Vorlr Washington."lXC.' 89 68 O-Ol FIVIUDAySJoREC AST (Through .luly 6): Western Oregon-Western Washing- 0UE? INVEST HAVI ANQTH ilVlPI Assure yourself of a full six months' earnings on your investment by opening on aceouftt now or add t your present account before the tenth. For safety of your account end liberal earaiag Invest NOW! Savings ft Loan Assiv ef EMord WtX Ivy R. F. Ryfe, ! Obituaries ISAAC McCOlXOM luic McCollom, 80, resident of M wilord (or 30 rears, died this morr.ii. e at iicllinnviile. Funeral services ere pending at the Pearl Funeral bums. MAS. AISA PHIYERS Mr. Anna Drivers of Rose ville, Calif., died this morning at the home ot friends here in Medford. Confier-Morris funeral home is in charge of funerai arrange ments. OLIVER PlHKNEY WHITE Klanath Falls Oliver Pink ney White, 73, former Medford resident, died in. Klamath Falls on June 24. He was born at Broadripple, Indiana, and moved to Klamath Falls from Medford on June 11. Survivors include the widow, LaVela; sons. Glen Dale and Harry C, and daughter, Mrs. Clark Kennon, all of Klamath Falls; brother, tlda of Topeka. Kan.; fester, iirs. Ada Haney, Topeka; and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home Friday, June 28, at 3 p.m. SOLOMO H. FALET Funeral services for Solomon H. Fralcy, 78, of 1394 South Peach st., who lied Sunday in a local hospital, will be held at Conger-Morris Tuesday t 1 p.m. The Rev. E. J. Gilstrap trill officiate. Committal will be in Siskiyou Memorial Park. Mr. Fralcy was born Aug- 15, 1878, in Cove Gap. West Vir gina. On Nov. 8, 19TJ5, in Brain erd, Minn., he was marril to Pearl E. Warrick who survives He was a member of the Cen tral Church of Christ. Survivors beside his wife in clude four daughters, Mrs. Gar nett Bonn, Oregon City; Mrs. Naomi .Childress, Mrs. Marie Shafer and Mrs. Joyce Bradford, SI of Medford; five sons, Orrin H., Atherton, Calif., Norman P., Klamath Falls, Adrian V., Ana cortes. Wash., Richard E., Port land, and James A., North Little Rock, Ark.: three brothers, Wil liam Fraley, Langdon, N.D., Marion Fralcy. Salinas, Calif., and Charles F'ralef Klamath Falls: sister, Mrs. Maggie Dan iels. Arkansas: 23 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will include John Ilarr. J. B. Hawkirfs, Scott Dar by, Donald Pulley. Vern Bone brake and Robert Daun. Prison In ma fas Freed Under N? Procedure Salem fun Release of 116 inmates of, the Oregfti state penitentiarytarted at 4 a.m. fe day. The men are the first to benefit from the new "good time" provided by the last legis lature. Sentences are reduced one third instead, of ofie-fourth as has been the procedure since 1952. Groups of10 were released every hour during the day. ton Below normal temperatures and showery periods through Saturday with total precipitation aoove normal. Highs generally 62-70 in western Won in u.aetam rrm- (Tjgon and 65 along coast. Lows 48-54. Northern California No precipita tion except a few scattered thunder storms in high mountains. Tempera tures be'ow normal. Praa'darJ m Stocks Develop Firm Tone Late in Session New York IP Stocks de-! U S PvUbher veioped a firm time late ia lU S Steel ... day's session. Haves; Industries, which had gained 18" points last weak, touched a new high of SOU up !3'i poiiita today. It sold as low as 2St in February. Dobeckmun made a high et 43x tip 34 when it directors and those of Pw Chemical ap - proved a merger f the two com- panies. uow leu as its ursi reaction and then regained part of the loss. Superior Oil of Cali fornia ran up 48 to 1,598. DOW-JONES AVERAGES Dow-Jones final etock aver ages: 30 industrials SOS. 29, un changed: 20 railroads 148.41, up 0.03; IS utilities' 70.21, up 0.44, and IS stocks 173.99, up 0.19. Sales today were about 1,940, 000 shares compared with 1.770, 000 shares Friday Today's prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical 87U Americas Can 41 54 A T T 175 Anaconda Copper 01 Bethlehem Steel 4834 Caterpillar Corp 39' 4 Chrysler Corp 7S3i Continental Can 4'..a Crown Zellerbach Unquotad Curtiss Wright 4 Hi Du Pont 13V2 Ea6tman Kodak lOt-'A General Electric ' General Feods 5 General Motors 424 Georgia Pacific 3'8 GrdJwm yig l'2 Ilcrrvestske Mining SSsj Kaiser J'rszer 14?s Kennepott Copper 1014 Lockheed Aircraft 034 Katy Pfd 53 '4 Montgomery Ward 38'2 New York Central 3334 Penney J C 79V Penn RR 20.3s Radio Corporation 38's Richfield Oil SSs Socony Vacuum .... 6074 Southern Co 24 Ki Southern Pacific ; 43'- Standard California 56'2 Standard -Indiana 52 Vz Standard NJ bb-Ss bun Mines a: 8 Texas Gulf 273s Tex Pac Land Trust 74 Transamerica 3734 Trans West Air 134 Tri-Continental 325-8 IJnion Carbide 119'4 Union Pacific - 28r:s United Aircraft 65Vi UAL 28 Portland lvestcKl Portland IU.Pi Cattle 1750. Choice steers 24-24.50: good 22. 5 23 50: standard 19-21: utility cows 14- 15.50: canners-cullers ll-iz.ou; util ity bulls S17-17.50 o 'Calves 250. Choice vealcrs 23-24; Good lfi-22: good-choice slaufthtor calves 10.50-21. Hogs R00. Sorted 1 and 2 hutcners 22 some higher; mixed 21.2o-21.7d; sows 300-500 lb. 15.50-19 50. Sheep 2400. Mostly choice asnine ton spring lambs 20 50; mixed good- choice 20: Willamette valley spriec lambs 150-20; good springers ll-is: good-clltiice feeders 19-17: old cro ar.d yearlings 1550 to Canadian der; cull-good ewes 2-41. ' Portlawl InBtjMee , ' Portland (U.F.I SH) retail ers: Grade AA large. 4c; A large. 30c: AA medium. 3S-S7c; A mediuai. 35-36c; A imall. 27-S8c; carton. l- additional. Butter To reteilers: AA a-acol prints. 67-6SC lb ; urtnn. lc a vmvm higher; A prints. l7-6c; S pnnM, 65-fi6c. Cheese medium curcsj To retail ers: A grade ciseridar. Single dairies. 452-52c; 5-lb. loaves ',2-57c; ioo cessed Amera'an c'alaese. e-lb. u&t, 41 i2-44o Farm Market o First Bucna Heights, ase. apricot sold to retailers at 3 7e a 30-lb. box: a part load of Letis art-lcets imr Rutus, Ore., 3 25 a 24 1st. bee; .Has Willamette valf?- strasrnss5 wer scarce at the bust Si4e fa-Ba) aw ket where they sold at a-45 a 10g? fill; raspbarricft I'ere 2 it fe best. sVltry, ItahhSs Live Chirkeat; QuosTwt te ag-au'eas No. 1 qopUty. fob. Portlarn: 2'3- lbs.. 23c Ik.: liat heap, too tNp traas actions for Portland price: 9-llc lb. at ranch: heavy hns. 5-lha up. not enough tiadiruc for Portland price: at countv. lavI3c lb.; old rootten. 7 lb. niiatoht DlirWnc 1 m r a l ttressnd to relailaia: rryars, whole drawn, 4i-44r le , cut up, es-4-c: aeoji. lignt tape, cut up. S4-37c; aeavy t.vpa, whola dra-n, Sfi-41e lb. Turfceya To producers: Fryer tur ks, liva weight. lb.: breeder ens. 24c lb. to producer on oven ready basis; breeder touts. 34c on SBme basis. ftahbitc fAverane to grosrarg. f .o V killing plants): Live white, 334-3 lbs. f.o.b. dressing plants Portland. 23-2flc: colored pelts. 4c under: old does, 10 12c lb., a few higher. Tresh killed fry ers to retailers. a9-64c lb.; cut up, 62 65c lb. Portland Hay, Grain Portland Wholesale Hay P r 1 e : New crop. No. 2 green alfalfa, baJtd, f o b. Portland S2A-27 m ton. Wholesale prices as reported by the USD A market news service: Wheat No. 2 noft whita. $85 a ton; No. 2 white oats 3fi-ln. Wet Coaxt delivery, nominally S49 ton: No. 2 Valley oats. 546 ton; $oy bean meal. $7;i 50 ton. fob Portland; barley No. 2, 45-lb. Wpst Coast delivery. $43.5(1 ton; stand ard mill run. prompt delivery, S40 ton fob. Portland: No. 2 yellow corn. Eastern shipment f.ob. Portland, $62.20-62.75. FREE Light Heat ke Cukes Reservad Sears Wahsr Conversation Air Conditioning With Coffee Cream and Sugar Serve! in a Smiling Atmosphere at the . . . Top Mth Cife in the Creteriaa Theater Bieig. I Younsstevo. S Si T , Aloha Airplane Crash Kills Three 1 Aloha, Ore. Three pet- ; sons were killed near here lata Sunday nijsht when rented pri- vate Piper cub cruiser cre<ed and burned. Killed were Duncan Maaon Mclnnis, 23, pilot of the plane, Glenn Aldo Smyr, 29. and kis step-d a u g h t e r, Linda, 8, f Aloha. The three were kilted when the plane struck a tree te4 just a few hundreds yards away from where Mclnnis' twiH Wroth er, father, sitter and another brother were watching tkem ia the sky. The plane crashed into a field ot hay, where, just miautes be fore Mclnnis had finished mewiag. The accident occurred just shortly after p.m. After the plane era-shed, it burned and it wasn't until almost two hours later ihat seighbors wer8 able to remove the charred bodies with the help of backsavs imi wire cutters. The plans had been rented from Wick's Flyin Service in Hillaboro. Mclnnis had been flyinf for about six yeSrs. Cause of the crash was iot determined right away. Young Bita &tior f WUa Hryck bf Astro Chehalis, Wash. HP) Lewis Richard Hearn, 10, Che halis, was killed Saturday wlien his bicycle was struck by a car three miles south of here. HIGH fATEl Lebanon, Ind. TO Residents had just about finished bailing oub-the water dumped in their cellars by a flooded creek fhen the wster company announced yt was increasing rates. GRIJTIS To Mr. and Mrs. Berry, Gold Hill, June 28, 1957, a girl, 7 pounds, at Osteopathic hospittl. J HACtLSY To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, post office box 241 Shady Cov June 29. 17. a boy, i'i pounds, at Osteopathic hcaapital. SHARP To Mr. and Mrs. Levis, SS North Holly St., Med ford. June 28. 1957. a girl, 7 pound, it Jtofua Valley hos pittl. TIOWI1 To Mr. and Mrs. Eujonai, 91 1 Alta St., Medford. Jans 99. 19a,'a boy g'i lbs., at Xc-fue Valley hospital. o VIXG Te r. anf Mrs. Her bert, 130 ttoutk ley st., Med ford, June X. llf, a brjy, 10' 2 prajBfts, t fisattvd Hairt hoe Bital. SALXy To a. p( Mrs. David, 525 South Biverside av.. sjedferd. June 30, 1997, a ftirl, 8' 4 pounds, at Sacred Beapt us- pital. 9PISLBUSCH To Sfr. an Mavrtw, 130$ Svreet rd., Medtord, Jnne 34. 19ST. 1 irl, 10'4 pounrta, ft Sacred Heart hospital. NfiWBERBY To ffr. and fflrs. Arvin, route Z, Celenifn Crer-fc rd., Medford, June SO, 1957, a toy, Bs4 pouods, t Sacred Heart hospital. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Russell, 1201 Loal St., Medford, June 30, 1957, a girl, tj'.t pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. PBIrJISWOlSC At The SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORS Thursday, July 4th o Aerial and Ground ADULTS $1.00 114 L fwH 1 Mondef, SvXt t iflSI On The Sidd Ara you 8S pears of age aaad therefore et tha retirevevj ags? Tau raoily sbauki bs jute, a young fellov. Or, m claJcm inn longevity eBpsrte. An aairael ahouid live sin limes the jrnrf ital he becomes full grow. Tbofrta tans H is id e man should lisa to eie 130. At S3 he racunl hre 85 Tears at life to exsne. it ai improbable thnt you ran inenr tfie age of 130 thfSjgh arms ef your grandchildren may. fou can add quite a fee years to your life, according to the afore mentioned leafevity experts, by walkiskg, gardeninai cycling. sHnmug. end indulging in a bit to- eesVetis and golf.' One ex pert makes an interesting sug gestion fe promoting longevity. ys be: "Get 1 dog." The idea is that the dog will make you do much walking. A military pos ture, head up, stomach in, can add years to life. The waist measurement is important. It. should be the same as it was when you weraj 20 years of aga. Asides The "painless childbirth" Mon tchosi Clinic in Switzerland Is not exclusively or the wealthy The fees are the same for all Patients of moderate means are accepted as well as wives of multimillionaires and members of European royalty ... Do you think you could shine on a quiz program with United States geo graphy as your category? If so. answer the following quick as a quarter of a flash. Indianapo lis is the largest city in Indiana What is the second largest city in that state? Among the farried What is the world's record for the youngest divorcee? A Bucy rus, Ohio, girl who was a bride at 11 became a divorcee at the age of 12! Her marriage was legal at that time but would not be now. Sixteen is the minimum age for a bride in Ohio at pres ent. In Mississippi, a girl can. with parental consent, become a bride at the age of 12. In New Hampshire a 13 year old girl can marry. In Alabama, Geor gia, Iowa Kentucky, New York. South Carolina, Texas and Ut ah a teen-ager can become a bride at 14. 0 aint To what Irish saint are the most churches in HQ. United States dedicated? The answer to that is easy. It is, of course, St Patrick. Sixty hundred and fifty-seven churches in this country are dedicated to that saint. Who is second? It is St. Brigid, to whom 96 churches arj dedicated. Third is St. Columbia with 28. Embarrassing Situation Sleeping compartments on Russian trains are shared by male and female passengers. A young woman from England re ported she was embarrassed to find three men sharjng a sleep ing compartment witu her on a train bound for Moscow. Keep this compartment sharing situ ation in mind, sir: if you ever travel in R,11'3- Check on your cctnpartment jharers before you stirt. Otherwise you might be embarrassed by finding yourself sharing a compartment with three beautiful blonde females. ofAatelatk As to that nickname Bobo. I bonder if those having it know tjhat it means. I am informed CCtheraj a Spanish word bobo that mrajng, "loot" or "stupia . . Thlit do the women who hve Ueeu mrriel thretS times or more do with their old wedding rifis? B interesting if JVrline Judge follot'Cd thftt sygtem. She sould hive to weer seven wed ding ringje oo the cute third finger of her left bgo9. Aside Count Pueci, Italian bjithip? suit designer end eraBledjyai authority on feminine beauty, has said, "The ideal woman has wide shoulders, small hips, small HOW 7:45 PM ChllHW $ti AbV. Ceutey e ROBINSON BROS. y. v, waist apd arm . . . JKer tear of Giro Achilacs Gjy ? He ie ths iaveater eat Vnj tafymt ftl kingt nasbavt eiUtad " jbo3Me- " G-a&sia's ttrt'aicsi oca are boo 4QS (VfK of r3ba rd kites. ett cuy c ca&3 4J an&atdtoil1 ffQS 9a Skoals BlOO It tdwt liealy rttf-hairPd gumnist es" tig- yesteryear, ganny trn, ho firsfcsaid. "The asy to a man's heart is through his stomach." This observation llfc EiiWmiant! t-,UAn .... cn. J dUWl.l)Ul.llllJ HI 1. 1. 11 SCI" iously by many young women They thought a knowledge of cooking would aid in inspiring an holding a man's love. My belief is that Fanny's remark was voiced in a spirit of sar casm. She wished to convey the thought that the average man was lacking in the romantic j spirit. That all he cared about 1 was being well fed. That, of; course, is not so. Very recently i a California woman in asking for a divorce testified that herl huiband had picked a frying pan off the stove and threw it at her screaming, "All you can do is cook!" Trucking Firm Files Incorporation Acts Ashland Articles of incorpo ration were filed June 21 for Rogue Transportation, Inc., Ash land. Officers of the corporation are Alvin D. Bounds, president; Clarecia Bounds, secretary-treasurer; and Rene L. Bounds, vice president. The two Bounds men are brothers and Clarecia Bounds is the wife of Alvin D. Bounds. The firm will specialize in transportation of perishable pro duce, in refrigerated vans from Phoenix, Ariz., to Canada, and from the west coast to Chicago. The company, headquartered at 708 Clay st., Ashland, was for merly operated by Alvin D. and Cfarecia Bounds and was known as Al D. Bounds Trucking. It was founded in 1942 and has been in the same location since then. South Bend, Ind. tfl Rob ert Marvin, 27, turned himself in to authorities because his wife and three children picketed the Mishawaka home of his parents Thursday. Marvin had been sought since June 7 for alleged failure to make support pay ments to his family. DOWT WI5S m YMCA CAMP BENEFfT Display Phone SP3-i37 jlliTUflin ttutunts III I 1 una 1 1 1 11 1 CS hiu1 CBf Council to CHu?ca$ Tuesday Asiilajid The Ashland city ccoatcil ill ho a public hear igK at I A.m. Tuesday on annex irao ft JO'ren of property in the (pio?tV 8f talker ave. At V:30 p.m., the council will met to giuss general city busi ness, iocluding a proposed salary ordinance for city employees. 5?tvnson in Ghartfc Accra, Ghana OF Adlai E. f fC Stevenson arrived here Sunday or a two-day visit en route home from an African tour. He spent a few days here several weeks ago during which he warned this new country against 0 hampering foreign Investment. 0 ENJOY GENUINE CHARCOAL BROILED FOODS In the CANDLE ROOM at the Medford Hotel NOW SHOWING! rifS JANET BLAIR f,iv VIVIAN BLAINE UTN JOSIYN JAY c mm PLUS COMPANION HIT BREAK IN THE .CIRCLE NOW SHOWING MK3TICE HUE TO LSMtTU C8$ 1 ttDW TCNTtij tTATJ AT 9:1 B.fb -Plut-A Great Featurerte "Down Liberty Road" RED SKELT0N aaa. Laughs. j V 1 and funny 1 fess -V ntar . t ' misses! I f--Jk MelFerrer NOW SHOWING DOilS DY HOWHtD t(B. jy ) --PLUS
