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3 I I ri- mmJS I ! Building .Pej.nrtff Si, 868 building pfiFimig Jias toea 5 jued tjO Fofcttwr SSgkt&s faff construction Q ddegiajr 3 at Riversida anS CnQ&a2 &sg. S s e SanitarkiSi pea? fjsjsSi horn &Jine?a$ gpfiifiigs e&ao taYjum on (jjDGfcttssa Sgiffaafi rd., sout& g e&JafltS, s?aiS open for the sssswi Sftcs ts$&& end. pr. Hefmsf "J'osfe iff director o?.fce DtealCi At? Conrenfiaa SIis Betfi Boyle, managep of 8b3 tfacii son hotel, left teday ior fort land, when ehe plana to ex tend the OregonWashington State Hotel convention. The convention starts today n& ends Sunday. s Rummag Sa! & giant and rummage sale viU foe held in the FehJ feuildiftg, Sixth and Ivy SledfoFd, Saturday, Slay 3, starting a2 9 a.m. The sale will lie sgan sored by tfie National Fcdepav tion of ost Office Cler&s auxiliary. S al Planned Medford Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold a rummage and plan sale Saturday, May 3, at tSue Eagles hall, from 9 a.m. to 5 pjn. Anyone wishing tQ Se nate rummage is asked te iela phone SPring 2-478. ? Grass Fire Central Poini rural firemen put out a grass fire at 13th and G sts. yester day at Casnp White and were called to a flue fire at the home of Dr. Wayne Roberta on Oak-Pine way in the Grant Acres area. ' Chin Up Meeting Mem bers of Jackson county chap ter 4, Chin Up club, will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the GiFls Community club, 229 North Bartlett st. Election of officers and plans to attend the con vention in Portland en. Jyite 7 and 8 will be discussed. Car Wash The Medford 20-30 club will hold a, car wash starting at 9 a.m. Satur day at Keith's Texaco service station on the corner of Riv erside ave. and Jackson blvd. Any donations will be used for providing equipment for the pediatric ward for the Rogue Valley hospital, a club spokesman said. Collision Vehicles oper ated by Richard Allen Brad lye, 118 South Stage rd., Med ford, and Norma Jeanne Mar tinson, 2767 Table Rock rd., Medford, were involved in a collision at Table Rock rd. and Highway 99 about 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, according to Medford police. No citations were issued, they said. Dinner in Ruch The an nual potluck dinner of Ruch Parent-Teacher assoc iation will be held at the school cafeteria Friday, May 2, at 7 pjn. This will be the final meeting of the year. Follow ing dinner, officers will be installed with Past President Rex Davis as installing offi cer. Officers are Mrs. Pete Gregory, president; V e r n Taylor, vice president; Mrs. Jim Fossen, secretary; Mrs. Glenn Travis, treasurer. Mow! WMm t A C 1 . mm 1', . 1 wwh'iiwimwi Call mu AND YOU TOO CAN DRIVE YOUR OWN SECOND CAR I Medford Auto Dealers have a big selection of exceptional used' cars - - just perfect for the "little woman." Keep Medftfrd's Economy Rolling . . . YOU AUTO BUY NOW! - Cere ocereteS y ja&d, IfiSoy Mali, 013 (g-ff- gjo?nen, S West 14th SSedford, vere involved in & toi'lision at 16th and S'eacfe eti. about ? p.m. Wed ftssSf, according t Mediord (Swileae. Yhey na eitr aessrtetj So ei9y eitee &hovt a&s g-a left &3n& goeir eaesh o&at 2 p.m. vs& Bffisay. ffelae eaid the tools W5e ftfe 3fe fcanSs fest&esn SIAISEN fa end Sffss. jDJaJo, ItoiS 112, Hilte, Calif., Aptf &0, i933, a girl, 8V pmtnGs, & gcred Heart hos- jgiiSi. Mrs. "107(8 Verfte, gioe o,Sice fees 4Aa. I'eiaHt, 3May i, 1938, a igM, "JVb uads, ia g3&ea Fort fa net tiveitc& iPoFtland Cattle 159, ftoldOTer 50. Hi?h choico 1?07 lb. Carraflion fed etears 30: average ettoice 1073 lb. 2B 50:'low to aver age ehoica 048-605 lb. fiteers 28 3.25. goaS stcew 27; canner-cut-ttr eews mcstly 18 30-17.50: heavy cutters Id: utility cows 18-19.50; o-tilitv tiulls 23.23-24.50. Calves 10. Good-choice veaJers eaFlier tTiia TS-ees 28-3,4. Hogs 50. SoFtefl 1 and 2 butch ers 180-235 IB. earliop S3.23-23.5D; sows 17.50-21. Slieep 50. Choice spring lambs sionuay &4.ta: cooa-cnoic fd shorn lambs 18-1950: early Monday 26- cull-gand esos H- eweiuy .ao-8.eu. iPpftlgficl Procluce "Portland fU.P.) Ebbs To re tailers: Grade AA large, 50c doz.; A larze. 8-47c: AA medium 44-46c: A medium. 43-45c; AA smalls 83- 3Sc; carton. l-3c additional. Bntti r To retailers : AA and Grade A prints, 66-67c lb.; carton e lb. hie&Br: B crints. 64-6.r. Cheese medium cured To retailed- A padB efteaap Jtl9 flei- aie. o-5ie: 5-ir. loaves, siij-oic; processed Amariean ehoeas. S-1B. loaf, a-c. Farm MargeE Top quality California strawber ries were in good supply with prices mostly 30 to 35 cents a bas ket retail for ordinacy; Indio. Calif, tomatoes eased to new low with retailers paying 5-5.75 for a two-layer lug: Oregon hothouse cucumbers dropped as much as $2 a flat. Ponltry, Rabbits Live Chickens Quoted to grow ers at Portland, Salem and south to Eugene, f .o.b. ranch. No. 1 qual ity fryers. 2?i-4 lbs.. -21r, lb.: light hens. 14-16c; heavy hens, 5 lbs. up, 19-20C-. old roosters, 7-8c. - : Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade dressed to retailers: fryers, whole drawn. 38-40c lb.; cut up, 43-45c; hens, light type cut up. 37-40c; heavy type whole drawn, 43-46c. Dressed Turkeys A grade breeder hens, net to producers on an eviscerated basis, 29c lb.: toms. same basis. 24c lb. To etailers: A grade hens, mostly 37 cents, oven readv dressed; toms. 32c lb. Rabbits (average to growers, f.o.b killing plants) Live white. 3 2-4i i lbs., f.o.b. Portland. 22-25c: colored pelts. 4c under. Fresh killed fryers to retailers, 59-61C lb.; cut up. 62-65C. Portland Hay, Grain Portland Wholesale Hay Prices: New crop , No. 2 green alfalfa baled, f.o.b. Portland and Seattle, S24 a ton. Wholesale Prices as reported by the USDA market news service: Wheat. No. 2 soft white. S74 ton: No. S white oats. 38-lb. West Coast delivery, S54-54.50 ton; No. 2 Val ley white oats. S59 ton; soybean meal. $90.50 ton. f.o.b. Portland; barley. No. 2 West Coast delivery, S47.58-48 ton: standard mill run, prompt delivery, S38.50-39 ton, f.o.b. Portland; No. 2 Milo, Eastern shipment, f.o.b. Coast. S52 ton; No. 2 yellow corn. Eastern shipment, f o b. Portland. $61-61.50 ton. 1st DRIVE IN RUN! 'SUM CAFffiR JOCK MAHQNEY JULIE ADAMS VTIMHOVEY William B. Leek, ef tal ent, end reeident eS ths Med ford ereg ior the 19 yea?9, dieA ia, local hospital last nisht. Junpl ervioe ill feaa condueteS at noooa SssSwfffiay in Chapel Mortuary; vita the Rev. Williara C. Yigss, &&$os of tb ffireV Christian church, oliciati3?. SnteFipeat viU be at 2:39 f.m. Saturday in the mte?y Clendal, Ore. "gfta teo7 will lie in teta t Kertuy ihis eveniag atu3 Sfir. Ijesh, the son of Daniel ead fflova Sophia Lesh, was born in Ohio on Sept. 9, 1873. In IS 17 ha came from Glei 3ale, Aris., io Gleaale, Or., fyhere h oayate a grocery BOSil he cam t Medford ia 1848, vhers hs ogstated $ gpeeary en 1abl6 Eoci roadl. . On Aril 7, 19S, he was marriad in Ohio ts Mary Adela Graham wh preceded him in fieatk in Glendale ia 192?. He a agaia married ea Oct. 22, 1S28, in Soseburf, to Nellie Moray, who survives. Other survivors i n e 1 u d $ four-sons, Laurence G. Lesh, Portland, Frank H. Lesh, Ber keley, Calif., James B. Lesh, ffloSs Moor, 111., and Daniel W. Lesh, Walnut Creefe, Calif.; thre.e daughters, Mrs. Eleanoe Reeves, Berkeley, Mrs. Mar garet Herrold, San Francisco, and Mrs. Louise Mtutt, Lai fayette, Calif.; five step-soias, George Morey, Gold Beach, Fred Morey, Reedsport, Mer lin Morey, Stayton, Ore., Rob ert Morey, Whitehall, Mont., and Shelton Morey; one step daughter, Mrs. Blanche Ben nett, Gervais, Ore.; 13 grand children and eight greatgrandchildren. EDWARD ISAACS Edward Lyle Isaacs, 35, of S32 Haven st., Medford, died at a local hospital Wednesday morning. He was born at Chelsea, Okla.," Feb. 9, 1923, and was employed at the Klievef Ma chine shop in Medford. He was a member of the Medford Elks lodge, and a veteran of World War II, having served in the Marines. Mr. Isaacs served in New Caledonia, Russell Islands, Palau Islands, and Ryuku Islands and partici pated in action agaiost the enemy forces at the Paleliu Islands, Palau Islands, Oki nawa and Ryuku Islands. Surv;vor9 Include his wid ow, .JPhyllis ., A- Isaacs, and three daughters, Marcia Sue, Iris Anne and Shirley Kay Isaacs, all of Medford; four brothers, Wilburn Isaacs, Foy- il, Okla., Amos Isaacs, Amaril lo, Tex., and Lee R. Isaacs, K e n n e w i c k, Wash., Leon Isaecs, Grants Pass; and one sister, Mrs. Jack Dennis, Med ford. Military rites will be held at the graveside in Siskiyou Memorial park at 10:30 ajn. Saturday with the Disabled American Veterans officiating. Perl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. Plans Talked For Old Timer Car Club Preliminary plans for or ganizing an Old Timer Car club in Medford were made at a recent meeting of about 12 old vehicle owners. The group plans an organi zational meeting Friday, May 9, at the west side fire hall at 8 p.m. Vehicles 25 years or older can qualify for the group. Several trips with the old vehicles are planned this sum mer. The club is the first of its kind to be organized in south ern Oregon. Additional information is available by contacting Roy Erickson at Spring 2-800 or Bob Swindler at SPring 2-5652. Weaiher FOBECASTS Medford and vicinity: a i r through Friday. Lew tonifht 36. High Friday 78. Western Oregon: Considerable low cloudiness in interior and fog or low clouds along coast tonight and early Friday, becoming sunny again by Friday afternoon. Low to night 40-48. High Friday 0-65 on coast and 62-72 inland, except 75 80 extreme southern valleys. ICorthern California: Fair through Friday, except high fog on coast. Little temperature change. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 60; above normal S. Record high this date 92 ia 1946. Record low this date 28 in 1954. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight te 10 aon., none. Total in April .40 inch, .79 inch below normal. Total since Sept. 1, 21.87 inches, 6.27 inches above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 18,. highest this a.m. 8Sv-. Hijth 4:00 24 - City Tester- a.m. hr. ; lay Low Free. Brookings 77 . . 48 I Crater Lake 55 30 i Grants Pass 83 37 I Klamath Fails fi7 3 i MEDFORD 81 40 i Portland 76 40 Seattle 72 45 Spokane , 68 44 Yakima 77 ' 43 Eureka fiS 5$ Red Bluff 85 53 , Sacramento 84 " 61 ' San Francisco 73 59 Los Angeles 67 S3 Phoenix 85 61 Denver 58 40 Chicago 62 48 Miami 83 74 - New York 61 47 Washington, D.C. 62 52 T Commervs presents gifts t five tea&ers. Frei lert, seated: J. JCdfaf Hmvef, iireetef, Federal !ureit$ ef Iavestif Call SC. Vsener, friseipal eaitus, Central High SekeseJ, St. Jggeph, Ms.; Allea S. Kliae, ei-resideHt, Ameri eaa Ttm ureju Federitie. StasiH: Kieha?$ K. Melkfi, Fitfeburfh, fa., banker; PJkili M. TlfeM, ehafale? preci (Seat, mi. ClUr&w . Kettering, ressattlt esultaat. Even SEEKING KNOWLEDGE f worll, blind girl timidly touches nose of Ott the clown during benefit performance by Ringling Bros. Circus fop 15,003 underprivileged chil dren at Madison Square Garden. (International) Crater Lions Hear Talks by Students Tom Berry, Sylvia Baker and Ronnie Miller, Medford High school students, spoke to the Crater Lions' club Tues day. ; The youths discussed the recent High-Y and Tri-fligh-Y "Youth in Student Govern ment" meeting in Salem. They were part of a 14-student dele gation which attended fpom Medford. In other Crater Lions' clubs business the pl? is for the tele vison auction Sunday, May 4, were discussed. The event will be on KBES-TV &om 10 pjn. to midnight. f Building Permit fop Portland Hotel Issued Portland (IP) A building permit was issued here Wed nesday for construction of the new nine-story Sheraton hotel in the Lloyd Center. The $5 million structure was to be under construction today, after groundbreaking ceremonies at 2 p.m. General contractor is Hoffman Con struction company. Portland Man Dies Following Dog Fight Portland (IP) A man collapsed and died Wednesday after breaking up a fight be tween his dog and another. The victim was Anton N. Jensen. The dog stood guard over the body and refused to al low officers to move it until Mrs. Jensen locked the dog up. "Chicken Every Sunday" - Complete dinners including hot biscuits and home made pies CHICKEN and NOODLES $1.50 Fried Chicken or Baked Ham $2.00 Hoaci: Wcdaesday-Sjtarday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday, 12 noon te J p.m.; closed Monday and Tuesday. Gome out and enjoy a TWILA BLOCK'S KOUNTRY KITCHEN 1490 South Tslman Creek Tern to Your Right at the Flashing Signal on Highway 99, 2 Mile South of the College MUSIC EVERY FRIDAY! from & to 10 p.m. It's a jam session! Guests this week: Mike Johnson, college student from Sitka, Alaska, Boogie-Woogie and classical pianist. If you play piano,, organ, sing or play other in struments, come to the (Country Kitchen! Buffet supper for $1.00. t jl' No Spacemen Found In Mississippi Hill West Point. Miss. OP) A&out 300 persons armed wiffi pifchforks and shot guns gathered on a hilltop near here to greet the "in vaders" they thought would emerge from what looked like a flying saucer. WEten the object landed, they found a lag on it which said: "This is a weather bal lon which was released from Western University in El Paso, Tex." VU1UMIIL MCO Should Be Sprayed Fruit growers who have cMeritic trees should spray tfeem with Chel 330, which is an iron chelate spray that sup plies iron to the leaves, Clif ford B. Cordy, county horticul aural agent, reported today. He added that the grower should spray the individual trees as soon as the yellow leaves are noticed and should not mix the iron chelate spray with the first cover spray. Cordy said the spray may be made with three pounds of iron chelate to 200 gallons or less of water. Hot Water Bath Kills Portland Tot Portland (IP) A baby girl died Wednesday from burns suffered when the child apparently turned on the hot water faucet' while being given a bath when che mother was out of the room briefly. The victim was Ireta Lucile Steen. T-BONE STEAK $2.50 real home cooked meal at Road' -Ashland, Oregon Industrial Stocks Mem Hlgli for 1958 Sew ss ln.au tri$9 tstm&a earns tefisiuin,gly Bse &xei? i3 fcigfes kn $ nde&teZy gti f&&ie& te- Oil ad steel eftae taFreS ia the f isfi whieh sgpe-adi te other reus. Bail eneunt? ed some ppotioft but iheis average managed te jjush inta ew high ground ios the year. Jato?aatioal eil featured in further resgonss to the set tlement ea the Sues Cenal is cidemt. Shell Trassfort set a new high a 4id Gulf Oil, Standard o Jersey, Texas Co., Hoyal Dutch, and Sinclair. Gains is the oil panged te more th&a tws goists ia Am?- n Franeisc 851 Ber pradluetiea a.pd felivery were shargly curtailed today a a result c4 shutdowns ordered by 6rt9Wps and distributors in retaliati&a $of $ Weamsters Unisn 4rifee. The California Brewery As sociation announced it is shut ting down three plants, Burg ermeister in San Francisco, Falstaff in San Jose and Schlitz in Los Angeles. Operating Suspended At the same, time, the Dis tributors Association- suspend ed operations in non-struck plants in San Francisco, "San Diego, Long Beach, Santa Monica and metropolitan Los Angeles. The action left only the Lucky Lager and Regal Plants operating, in San Francisco and Pabst operating in Los Angeles. These 'firms own their own distributing sys tems. One thousand employees were affected by the distribu tors shutdown. They were told Tuesday at the close of busi ness that there will be no work until the strike is ended. The teamsters called a strike Sunday night at the Hamms Brewing Company plant in San Francisco and the Anheuser-Busch plant in Los Angeles to back demands for higher wages. Strike Against. All , Ray Smardon, manager of the Northern California branch of the Distributors As sociation, said the shutdowns were ordered on grounds that a strike against one is a strike against all. Despite the shutdowns, no immediate beer shortage was forecast. The reason was that many taverns, grocery firms and restaurants stocked heav ily in anticipation of a strike shutdown. The Teamsters Union is de manding a weekly pay raise of $6.50 and fringe benefits for its members,' including brewers, . bottlers, checkers and drivers. Employers have offered $4. THE TOY DEER RESTAURANT Open 12 Noon to 9 p.m. Weekends Weekdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. CLOSED TUESDAY Beei ProluciioB Cut as Result of feamster Strike TIME TO DRIVE A BETTER CAR Get in the swing - Get behind the wheel of a purty new '58 car now! ' f Keep Medford's Economy Rolling ... YOU AUTO BUY NOW! Lufeen-s ra& up nearly iwo points and U. S. Stel touched a new high for the yeaF to feature tfee steel. &OW-J0NES 'AVERAGES Poiy-Json Jinal i e e fc SO Indus trial t $S7J01, vp !:1S; 20 sail-roads 112.16. up 0..23s IS utilities 9f .If1. oS 0.1-9 n$ f S: jiocks iS7.9. n& 0.2& Sales -today $rer about 2,630,000 ifeares compared wiih 2.3 00X00 Wed;nes:d3f. ar rlg&s selected Allied CfeenaieS ... 'Ameriean Ca A T & f Anaconda Copjrei? . Bethlehem Steel Caterpillar Cmg. ChrysJgf C6rp Coatifiental Can Crown Zellerbas& Curtiss Wright ; Du Pont .. . Eastmaai Kodak General Eleetris General Foods General Motors Georgia Pacific .. Graham Paige Momestake Mining Kaiser Frazer .". Kennecott CoppieF Lockheed AircraJt" Eaty Pfd. Montgomery Ward New Yorb Central Penney, J. C. .... Penn R R Radio Corporation Richfield Oil ..: Sears S.ocony Vacuum .... Southern Co Southern Pacific Standard California ... Standard Indiana ... Standard N. , Sun Mines . Texas Gulf . . Transamerica Trans West Air .... Tri-Continental Tex Pac Land Trust . Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft U. A. L ...... U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel - Youngstown S & T ..... , 39U , D , 4514 . 734 . 461-4 . 23 14 178V4 aojife 59 57 37 35i, avi a 87 451s 7 35 15V4 933 12 32 63 27 50 29 41 50 4134 55 U 7 39 1214 32 -93,4 87 29 60 25 32 60 92 Residents Invited To Visit Local SS Office Jackson county residents have been invited to inspect and visit the local selective service system office as part of the observance of Armed Forces day during the week of May 12 to 16. The board is located in the Federal building, 33 North Riverside ave. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days. See Ad on Page 2 ADVENTURES i 111 FOOD THIS WEEKEND SWITZERLAND Swiss steak style. Steak sauce with continental and tomato mushrooms and stuffed olives, complete '1.09 Also Turkey and Other Dinners All for $1.09 . AI1- TRIBUNE, Medferd, Oreaen, Thursdiy, May 1, 1958 IS Crawford Receives Fund Certificate John G. Crawford, 195S Heart Fund director in Jack son county, yesterday received a certificate of appreciation for his work in the recent Heart fund drh'e. The certificate was signed by Dr. Robert W. Wilkins, Boston, Mass., president of the American Heart associa- 'ipver's lone Bandit' Gets Six-Year Term Portland (IP) Albert McBee, 26, the so-called "Lov er's Lane Bandit," was sen tenced to six years in prison Wednesday on conviction of armed robbery. McBee had been accused of robbing two couples parked late at night on Southwest Skyline Blvd. here. Over-fhe-Counfer Western Stocks The following bid and asked prices on selected West ern securities, provided by the Medford branch office of Pacific Northwest Company, are unofficial and do not rep resent actual transactions, but are intended as a guide to the approximate price range. Common Storks Bid Asked Bank of America 36Ti 39 Calif.-Pacific Utilities. 29?i ' 32 ascaaes fiywooa Cons. Freightways Copco 1 First National Bank Pacific Pwr. & Lt. Portland Gen. Elec U. S. National Bank.: 24 26 V 17 34 'i 303, 36'i 25' 24 , 22 37 15i 32 U 47 34 i 24 ,j 62 ,i United Utilities 23 West Coast Tel 20i Weyerhaeuser 34' Investment Funds Noon quotations on selected investment funds, supplied by the Medford branch of Foster and Marshall company: Fund Keysone "B-3 Keystone B-4 Keystone K-2 Keystone S-l Keystone S-2 .... Keystone S-3 .. Keystone S-4 ..... Bullock , Mass Inv Tr Fidelity . Eaton Howard Stk Value Line Inc Gas Ind Wellington Chem Fund Bid Asked "13.61 17.04 9.12 9.96 9.99 10.91 14.75 -16.10 9.92 10.86 10.49 11.43 7.57 8.27 11.57 12.68 10.54 11.39 12.44 13.43 19.47 20.82 4.62 5.05 12.03 13.15 12.30 13.41 15.89 17.18 10.48 11.42 11.14 12.20 9.09 9.96 6.21 6.81 10.60 il.61 6.77 ' 7.42 5.97 . 6.55 TV-Elec Group Sec Com Stk Group Sec A via Group Sec Elec .. Group Sec Petr Group Sec Steel Group Sec Tobae ANDY'S Your, Friendly Credit Jeweler S & H Green Stamps 15 North Central Ifs Fun! It's Healthful! Ifs Social!, At th ANDY'S BEST BUY! Values to $59.95 S BOTH RINGS m m FRIDAY MIGHT PIOHEER J Roor.i tion, -nd Irving D. Winslow, Portland, president of the Oregon Heart association. The certificate was pre sented by Gene Maleck, Port land, executive director of the state association. Jackson county raised $6,376.07 in 1958 and $5,688.92 in 1957. he noted. Best Hunch for A Delicious Lunch! Sandwiches Salads Bar-B-Ques ' you name it! SHE CLOCK Main at Harriett Ph. SP 2-6766 NOW SHOWING! The Finest Drama of Love in our Time I El I 1.HIT-. MH-... I OCX . JENNIFH VITTOtJO HUDSON JONES -DESICA am wmmm mum PHONE SP 2-5502 NOW SHOWING CO-FEATURE DOORS OPEN TONITE 7:15 Show Starts 7:30 ONE COMPLETE SHOW A SHOCK STORY OF HI-SCHOOL HOODLUMS! PLUS FABULOUS THRILLS Jackson Hotel Come informal alack and tportt coats for men. Good crowd good live music You'll have a wonderful time. Public dance. No minors please. Dancing starts at 9:15 Sponsored by ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIO urn Aim nUWOS (M , , J loeis CAIHERN l- J . , Sg i . I . L . I nn (fr
