Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 02, 1959, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextLocals Chimney Fir - A flue fire at the home of Clarence Mi lotta, 102 Elm St., occurred about 9:20 p.m. yesterday, firemen reported. Thefl-Mary Ann Hubbard, Prospect, reported to sheriffs deputies Wednesday the theft of three hub caps from her car while it was parked in Shady Cove. Line Breaks-Firemen were called at 7:10 p.m. yesterday when a water line broke at the residence of Mrs. Luella Welch, 713 Cedar st. They shut off the water at the meter. , ' Program Changed-Jackson County Tuberculosis and Health association television program, usually presented at 4:30 pjn. on alternate Thurs days, will not be scheduled to - day. It will be presented at 10 pjn. Monday, -April 6. Window Broken-Paul Kur ovsky, 1048 West 11th st., re ported to city police that someone threw a rock through a window at Zion Lutheran church, Fourth st. and Oak dale ave. Tuesday. The win dow was valued at $5. . Sale-Thc Medford Junior Service league is sponsoring ; a used clothing and household goods sale at the kindergarten building, IvlcAndrews rd. at Priddy st., today and tomor row. The sales room will be open each Thursday and Fri day. Proceeds will be used to supply the kindergarten tor hard of hearing children. - To Ft. Bliss-Mrs. Margaret Riley, 203 Elm st., Medford, left earlier this week for Ft. Bliss, Tex., to be with her" two-year-old grandson, Jim my M. McDonald, who is in critical condition with a heart ailment. The child's parents are Lt. and Mrs. Jim McDonald. Mrs. Riley is on the nursing staff at the Park View Nursing home here. She came to Oregon three years ago. Firemen Stand By - City firemen stood by at the muni cipal airport about 6:20 p.m. yesterday while a Pacific Air lines Corvette made an emer gency landing. The plane re turned to the Medford field when a light signal indicated a fire after take-off. How ever, no fire was found. A fire department crew was sent to - the Kenneth - Howard resi dence, 2455 Stewart ave., about 5 p.m. when a lead in electrical wire was reported down. The crew stayed until a California Oregon Power company repair crew arrived. Weather I FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight. Considerable high and middle cloudiness Friday. Air port low 42. High Friday 65. Western Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Considerable cloudiness Friday in south portion with possible showers south por tion by late Friday. Slightly cooler. Low tonight 38-46. High Friday 52-62. Northern California: Fair with variable high cloudiness tonight and Friday. Continued warm. ' LOCAL, DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday 57: above normal 7. Record high this date 83 in 1933. Record low this date 25 in 1945. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month none, .04 inch below normal. Total since Sept. 1. 10.49 inches, 3.96 inches below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 60, highest this a.m. 91. High 4:30 24- Clty i Tester- a.m. . nr. . day low Prec. BrooKings j. 66 50 Crater Lake .. 52 70 66 67 33 47 38 34 45 41 38 42 51 55 57 55 58 .05 Grants Pass Klamath Falls MEDFORD .... Portland Seattle 61 58 61 70 .05 as Spokane Yakima Eureka Red Bluff Sacramento . San Francisco Los Angeles 60 80 80 83 92 Phoenix 91 61 Denver 64 44 Chicago 47 38 Miami Beach 83 75 New York 58 43 Washington. D.C. 76 56 .32 T .09 The Crawford Street bridge in Providence, R. I.,, is the world's widest 1,147 feet. mm HOW! THE to::sr:oT OnsmaScopE JOANNE WOODWARD PAUL NEWMAN In v DIG THIS SATURDAY NIGHT And Every Saturday Night in Eagle Point DANCE OASIS Music by the Suedes DANCE 9 -1 Com-nq THE NERVOUS KATS, MIDNIGHT MMBLERS P:us Other Tod Bands Obituaries WILLIAM F. STEARNS Funeral services for Wil liam Francis Stearns, 94, of 1425 Thomas rd., who died Saturday, will be held at the Perl Funeral home Saturday at 10 a.m. The Rev. Ramond W. Hum will officiate. Inter ment will be in the Rogue River cemetery. Mr. Stearns was born on Aug. 13, 1864, in Freeborn county, Freeborn, Minn. He was married to Floretta Re becca Hollopeter, July 3, 1884- Three of the six children survive. They are Mrs. Nettie Monroe of Chilliwack, British Columbia; Mrs. Luella Cyr of Enchant, Alberta, and Mrs. Ruby Rogers of Medford, and 30 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Mr. Stearns moved from Nebraska to Saskatchewan, Canada, by covered wagon with several other- families where he farmed extensively and came to Oregon in De cember,-1922. CLARENCE F. HEITMAN Clarence F. Heftman, 63, died at the Veterans adminis tration Domiciliary, Camp White, this morning. Funeral arrangements will be an nounced by Perl Funeral home. BEATRICE M. LEE Funeral services for Mrs. Beatrice M. Lee, 56, of 224 Mace rd., who died Monday in . a local hospital, will be held Friday at 2 p.m., in the I Wimer Community church. ! The Rev. , George Holsinger will officiate. Committal will be in Woodville cemetery at Rogue River. Conger-Morris is in tharge of arrangements. Mrs. Lee was born Oct. 26, 1902, at Stroud, Okla., and was married to Dennis M. Lee on Oct. 26, 1924, at Lewis, Colo. She had lived in Med ford for 25 years. Surviving are her husband, Dennis, her mother, Ethel I. Morgan, of Knobnoster, Mo.; one brother, James Morgan of Knobnoster, Mo.; one nephew and two nieces. Her father and one sister precgded her in death. v Pall bearers will be Frank West, Lex Harden, Leo Orvis, Howard Baker, Arden Lyrell and Carlos Magerle. EDITH YOUNG GLE Recitation of the Holy Rosary for Mrs. Edith Young Ingle, 338 Bessie st., who $ed Friday in Mar Vista, Calif., while . visiting her daughter will be held Friday at 7 p.m. in the Conger-Morris Funeral home. The Rev. William McLeod will officiate. Graveside serv ices will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. in Siskiyou Memorial park. Ex-Valley Resident Dies in Cleveland Miss Helen Schoeni, a graduate of Medford High school, died of a heart attack recently in Cleveland, Ohio. She was head of the depart ment of dramatics at Hatha way Brown school, Cleveland. Miss Schoeni, who was born in Elgin, 111., devoted much of her life to study, acting and direction of little theater groups in many parts of the country. "After she was graduated from MOtiford High, she re ceived a degree from the Uni versity of California and Yale university in theater arts. She worked in theaters along the west coast before moving to the Hathaway Brown school in Cleveland. INAUGURATE SERVICE London -(UPD- A British Overseas Airways Corpora tion jet airliner took off from London Airport Wednesday night to inaugurate the first jet passenger service to the Far East. RECALL TEACHERS Cairo-ttlPD-The United Arab Republic has decided to bring home all Egyptian teachers now working in Iraq, author itative sources said today. NOV! ADVENTURE L SUSPENSE! ROMANCE! -M MJ . y - f T I B E T I LAHORE $SJy . ( . . rW Delhi mmfe J; ) INDIA - bu4 6 GROWING OPPOSITION to Communist China's attempt to control Tibet is reported throughout Asia. In New Delhi thousands of Indiana demonstrated against China. In Sikkim, Radio Lhasa reported the Dalai Lama Sleeing from Tibet. In, Taipei, Formosa, a Tibetan leader reports Reds control only two Tibet cities, Lhasa and Shigatse. IN NEW WAY PROPULSION SV ' a2jT DRAWING VWEf?'. V 5 1 syS&- THROUGHIT6 GILLS f l -JW tOOAP. TUP "RUST STEAfl (LLt; ..jgr r SStffiP Turant, invented w hsro i riTM Ti Alexandria, a jn wt je M!6 SIMPLIREP DIAgcAM EXPLAINS TC OPHWI06I OP THE HUGS JT SNGINES THAT FOtSg Cue J&Alg FORCE-A KWSRFLt. Jf ' MAINTAINING WORLD F&CE. BUY 6AVINBS9 - fKX UP OUg KS FOR P&KE AND PROMOTE TH& FlfiMCIfc SECUfSTVoycR imiLY. Along Sfnid mmi New York -lUWi-Stocks ad vanced along a brcttd front today. It marked only the second time in the past 10 sessions that gains outnumbered loses. Individual gains of points or more dotted the list. Drugs turned strong aiid ac tive with Vick. up around 10 at its high. American Home Products and Scherjpg) gece strong. Motors were trong) Ameri can Motors and CChryslBr rse a point each. Goodyear added more than 3 in the tirSS The big loser was Philadel phia '& Reading, -yhich lost 15 at its low beforft coming back a bit. Profit taking was a factor here. , ' DOW-JOffES AVERAGES Sew York (CPD Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 607.52, up 4.58; 20 railroads 161.1$, up 2.27; 15 utilities 93.24, off 0.06, and 65 stocks 2097, up 1.55. Sales today were about 3.220,000 shares compared with 2488.880 shares Wednesday. Today's prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical , 103 Va Alum. Co. Am 833s American Can 48 American Motors 37 A. T. & T ....244V4J Anaconda Copper . 6834 Armco Steel ! 68 Bendix Aviation 75 Bethlehem Steel 51 Boeing Air 41J2 Caterpillar Corp 8858 Chrysler Corp . 63 Continental Can 5014 55V4 3612 847s Crown Zellerbach' Curtis Wright Dow Chemical Hplland Hotel Wooden Shoe DINIKG-MUSIC-DANClNG The Finest Cuisine from Our Grili or NEW CHARCOAL BROILER LUNCHES 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. DINNERS 5 p.m. to Midnight l,.,rC- ,jp ,f i Du Pont .'. : ..26?8 Hastman JodaJ) ..... 152i Firestone 1434 Gneral Blectric ... 83 4 General loods 7934 General Motors 45 Georgia Pacific 66V& Graham Paige 3Vs Greyhound 20 Gulf Oil . 11434 Homestafie fining 4314 Idaho Power 441 I. B. M SS3 Raiser Ind 1&Va Int. Paper l3i2 Johns Manville & 53 Sennecott Coprftr lllVi Lockheed Aircraft 1714 Katy 7 Montana Power Co. .u... (74 Montgomery Tart ftJH Nat'l Biscuit S2V New York Centre?1 17 Pac Gas lis 5i Penney, J. C iMVi Penn R lii Radio Corporation 5i Richfield $4 Safeway 4 Sears 4 lVa Shell Oil S Socony Mobil tt $314 Southern Co. ' $Vi Southern Paciiie "MVfe Standard CliSo?ni Standard Indio 30 Standard N. i . 1 Sun Mines Texas Co Texas Gulf Sujsiiu HVz Tex Pac Land Tuat 18 Transamerict Trans Tforld Ai $9 Tri - Continental 40 Vi Unjon Carbide t$QVa Unibn Pacific $3 United Aircraft Vz United Air Limes . fr U. S. Rubber &S U.S. Steel ,. li4 Youngstown SAT J85 THE BLINKY ALLEN TRIO CHINA Plane Crashes After 'Hitting Something' in Air Orting, Wash. -AJPD- Six Air Force helicopters today. searched areas adjacent to the crash scene of a C118 trans port plane which crashed and exploded five miles south of here Wednesday night after the pilot radioed, "we have hit something or something has hit us." All four crejrmen aboarfl the craft Trere killed when the plant, rapped in flames and streaming a tail of fire, plo-V into a'VQDdefl hill side. Civil anfl military tir per sonnel checfcei aircraft in th region and found no missing or damaged giants. Col. Robert 1. Booth.170 MATS group commander, sii "there was some, tint of air collision. V don'i :notf ibr sUrt fhst htppent.il. V flom'f tnoV nt th (f lajo coulft have, strucf." - X oofja said th pilot radioed just prior to tht crih tht the, jll-fted plfnt had strut something. Be radioed thtt h vs rtturninft to McChord field 9t Ttcctna from frhieo the. tttneport hi taien oft on routine training mission. ?h tranfportj irftith was a military vertioa of tht DCfl, plowed into tht woofled hill sid rapped in flames tnd trilif t S0ftfoot ttfeamer of flrt. Jout charred bodies 1?er& pjalltd itom th ivreck- 5td of Uie crash victims wert idtntifitd ts 1st Lt Thomas I. Lactttr, Sptnvty, Vash., and T-Sjft. Guy & Cufl ninghtm, Tacoma. . Livesfment Fucds Noon Quotations on lcted fundj supplied by th Mdfor Branch or Foster ic Marshall, meto bers Ne York Stock Bxchanse Fun i Bullock 13.96 Chem Fund 105 Eaton Howard 9tk C3.94 15.30 11.31 25.64 17.56 15.01 M.82 11.81 12.74 10.97 1.69 Fidelity 1S.Z4 . 13.7 13.54 Gas Ind Group Sec Com tk Group Sec Slec Av- 10.71 Group Sec Petr 11. et Group Sec Steal 10.01 iiroup aec rocac Keystom B-S Keystone B-4 .... teystcme Keystone 1-1 Seystone t-2 Keystone t-X 7.M 1S.30 1.1 II 4 i2.a 14.7 ij.su 15.M m 11.00 11.15 15.46 W.16 12.82 1S.11 14.1S 14. 55 keystone 9 Tl-Bl&f Value Line I'm . VeUiagtan I ohrwfeatt, H.f., cm V. 8. tt Mm ProvdMC city lle, i located ssr&fskym quarry wkici vss eavg8J by local lt6ism tribes- (at 4oe irs and got. It wes on ei tlte $ua??ig5 vrot9ft toy in Ker EBaarJ, EUsatefch, N.J. -SI- Johft J. etteFSby, 68, former mLa strei end dancer with the GS Hili and Imv Docsder itowpes, died Tuesday. Attention AH Merchants 1& feeing the life fo hrt$ A ten Jiwien Circvs fS MeEdiwJ- ThfOwflh yOwl excellenl tooperation, Al r&nfyr jbgvf 4 SHCtessfet. Tqarf (nf$ftCS$ f eWMttn'S tckl provtrjexj not eWjr atsIfeECf emifit-si5if at Id fee yOwifa o Ovr om rrwnifjr, ferf & fil et$ fceTp VS 19 ttfif9 mor heppinesS lfO fee fiyfeS rTIt3fy of v iess foo-runote o ' 0 The ngtt&f if fte$tt& lodge .t.6.E HRs Veto Procedure On Bonds Approved Salem-(CPD-The Senate Tax Committee Wednesday . ap proved an amended bill to al low people's utility district di rectors to issue revenue bonds without a vote of, the people. As first drafted the bill would have granted PUD di rectors unrestricted authority to issue the bonds without vo ter approval. As amended the bill would allow PUD direc tors to issue the bonds with out a vote but would give the people a procedure to veto the action. Births BRYANT-To Mr. Ivan L., 2608 West and Mrs. Main St., Medford6 April 1, 1959, a boy, 5Vfc pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Portland Livestock Portland (UPD Cattle 100; holdover 100. Utility-s t a n d a r d mixed breed Mexican type steers around 970-975 lb. individ ual standard steers 25.25-26.50; standard heifers 25; canners-cut-ters 15-17.25; utility bulls 24-25. Calves 25. Market nominal. Hogs 100. Mixed 1, 2 and 3 butchers around 200 lb. 18-18.50. Sheep , 50. Not enough offered early for market . test. Portland Produce Portland (UPD Dairy market: Eggs To retailers: Grade AA large, 37-39c doz.' A large', 36-37c; AA medium, 34-35c; AA smalls 30 32c; cartons l-3c additional. Butter To retailers: AA and Grade A prints, 66c lb.; carton lc higher; B prints, 6c. Cheese medium cured To re tailers, 41-51c; processed American dieese, 5-lb. loaf 40-43c. Farm Market, i California asparagus sold to re tailers as low as 6.00 for a 30-lb. pyramid today; Mexican canta loupes due next Monday were booked at 15.50 for jumbo crates. poultry, Rabbits Live ChickensQuoted to grow ers at. Portland, Sglem and south to Eugene.o.b. ranch, No. 1 qual ity fryers, 2i-4 lbs., 17c; light hens, 10c; heavy hgis. 12c. Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn, 33-35c lb.; cut up, 38-40c; hens, heovy type, whole drawn, 38 42c; light-type cut up, 34-370 lb. Dressed TurSeys To retailers: frozen ready to cook A grade young toms, 39-45c g pound, according to 'eight; 4. grade . oung hens, sang asis,r88-40c lt. Rabbits (averaffe to Browars f.o.b. killing plants )-lve Wiite, 3a ,ic lb., f.o.b. Portland, 20:23c; colored pelts, ac under, resgi tilled fryers to rgtailera 7-80c lb.; cut up, 61-eftc. Portland fe ri& Portland Wholesale Kay ric&s: Wo. 2 gregn alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. Fortlgnd and 9eat. (S32-33 (ton with trfti aualitv to ta35-36 Wholesale Pricey s reported) by tk Portland US1J. mi3t news ervice. teis by the on, bulk, prompt delivgry, f.o.b. trgcg, ort lnd: CS51.ZS-510 So. 2D corn, gsti& shipment $56.00-.50 Mo. wh. of ts. 3-lb. Coast $51.OO-51.e0 No. t Western berley, Cotstt.00 Soybean mail, J protein 4T9.50-80.&0 Stendard Millrun -43 ti Af f$k4if&1 I Qteatt Star? io Giro of 1959's Big Ones! .Ultjr "fe 1 'fflfliT ENDS TONITEI ' wmTwA I u ' Mm J4 "Curta,n at 8:30" ' &H 6ftsm STAMPS - "VSiWf THE GIRL M A ll fM? Off M AGAIN tC Tl WEEK END IN THE III MiNiW tOttOrtOW MIOHT-FRIDAY BIKINI y WFriM-iyCr.iilJew.Iot . Iff fllf l HIT ALS0 ', T7,, I, ' W: fi&fUiBS I x77 0 1 " ,l..H."PgffM tKM F . f - t m M ih HEADING FOR ZOOS at. San Francisco and San Diego are three of six koalas donated by Sydney, Australia, zoo. Sir Edward Hallstrom (center), head of zoo, will person ally escctrt the animals to their new homes in California. Gunshot Slaying Brings Probation Portland-iePD-Leonard Lyle Anders-on, 47, was fined $100 and placed on three years pro bation Wednesday for the gunshot slaying of a man who had Knocked on the door of his apartment. Anderson had pleaded guilty to a charge of involun tary manslaughter, which had been reduced from second de gree murder. Victim of the Feb. 9 shoot ing was Joseph Sprier, 43, who police said had been in volved in an altercation with Anderson shortly before the shooting. Anderson said he fired through the door to scare Sprier awacy. efioenift BorsB CuB To Sfpns&DFilm The Phoenix Horse club will sponsor a film evening at the courthouse auditorium Friday, April 3, at 7:30 p.m. The event, open to the pub lic, will include films of the Perileton Roundup, Calgary Stflmpede and other films pre taining)to honges. I: THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE 1 CALL Spring 3-7323 J ALL FORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATRES 1 --ff5C If i SSrSSS 11 blazing irvi p rr tfF """"" j0f4. ffwrtt'. fiila. f fft- I I fJi mmm for yiy9&tom-mmr A ftm Sensational MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, April 2, 1959 13 Over-the-Counter Western Stocks The tollowine bid and askec prices on selected Western securi ties, provided by the Medford branch oifice of Pacific Northwest Company are unofficial and do not represent actua transactions but are intended as a guide to the approrimat price range. Common Stocks Bid Bank of America 48 Calif.-Pacific Utilities.. 36'i Cascades Plywood 34 Cons. Freightways 21 y2 Copco ! 37 lx First National Bank 55 Northwest Nat. Gas 17 Ya Pacific Pwr. & Lt. 39 Pemanente Cement 26 3i Portland Gen. Elec 29 5i U. S. National Bank 67i United Utilities 33 West Coast Tel. 25 Weyerhaeuser 45 '4 Asked 50 i 38!, 37 22V 39' 58 'i 19',. l3k 28' 31 72 354 26'g 48 COME AND GET IT! Book Collectors one and all. Rummage Rooters on the ball, Here's a chance you must not waste r)To satisfy your every taste. St. Mary s Gym 11th & Holly Collapsible steel barrels are being used to conserve shipping space. MOOSE ANNUAL CRAB FEED SATURDAY, APRIL 4 7 P.M. Moose Hall 11 Newtown Moose & Invited Guests Games Entertainment A FAVORED SPOT FOR FINE FOOD! Crisp Salads Lunches Bar-b-cues THE CLOCK Main at Barrier! Ph. SP 2-6766 US NOW SHOWING A Swell Show for The Whole Family! PULITZER PRIZE WINNER Z0E AKINS' GREATEST ANIMAL STORY! That Wonderful DAVID . CHIU LADD -WILLS ce-eteniv REX REASON PATRICE WYM0RC S I G J a" mt ni luvw i -trz PLUS EXCITING CO-FEATURE