Wall Street Chatter
New York -UPD- The mar
ket pattern is still selectively
bullish and there is no evi
dence that any near-term set
back will cdrry down much,
if any, below 610-615 on the
industrials and 165-166 on the
rails, according to Hayden,
Stone & Co.
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
believes the balance of power
remains with the constructive
forces in the stock market.
The Fitch Survey notes the
relatively slow-moving rail
road and utility averages un
derlines the fear of still an
other round of inflation.
Sterling Drug which earned
$2.42 a share in 1958 against
S2.25 in 1957 should show fur
ther improvement in 1959,
particularly in ethical drugs,
according to Harris, Upham &
Co. "
Hirsch . & Co. estimates
earnings of Thorn Electrical
Panchen Lama
Veioes Nehru Bid
Tokyo -(LTD -The Commun
ist-sponsored Panchen Lama
today declined an invitation
from Indian Prime Minister
Jawaharlal Nehru to go to
India and see for himself that
the Dalai Lama is not being
held by force.
The Panchen Lama spoke
at the closing session of the
People's Political Consulta
tive conference in Peiping
which , adopted a resolution
warning against "foreign in
terference" in Tibet and spe
cifically criticizing India and
Britain.
The Panchen Lama said, "I
cannot see the value of my
visiting India." At the same
time, strongly criticized Neh
ru for saying an earlier
speech by the Panchen Lama
before the just-ended Nation
al People Congress in Peiping
"did not do justice."
"Is it that I 'did not do jus
tice' when I expressed my in
dignation at the absurd out
burst of certain expansionists
in India to disrupt the unity
of my motherland?" asked
the Panchen Lama, set up by
the Red Chinese as a succes
sor to the Daila Lama.
Nehru had invited the Pan
chen Lama or any high Com
munist leader to visit India
and see for himself that the
Dalai Lama had fled of his
own free will and was not
being held under "duress as
claimed by Peiping.
Education Budget
Sent To Governor
Salem -(DPD The largest sin
gle appropriation for any
state agency was passed by
the Senate and sent to the
governor Tuesday.
This was the Board of Edu
cation budget with which
went an appropriation of
$106,785,000 for basic school
support.
Sen. Jearl Lewis (D-Port-land)
said that in addition the
budget called for an expendi
ture of $4,706,597 covering
all aspects of elementary edu-
cation in Oregon.
' ;The bill carried an increase
of $300,000 for vocational ed
ucation. This sum, Sen. Lewis
said, was taken from the Ore
gon Technical Institute
budget.
Oregon Wagons
Head for Frankfort
Westmoreland, Kan. - (UPD -
The On-to-Oregon wagon train
started for Frankfort, Kan.,
this morning after camping
Tuesday night in the school
grounds here near historic
Scott Spring.
Scott Spring was a regular
watering place for westbound
wagon trains passing through
this area over a" century ago
It was here that trains stopped
to exchange information on
the trail, Indians, and weath
er.
As the wagons rolled into
Westmoreland Tuesday, they
were greeted by members of
the local saddle club and hun
dreds of school children who
had been excused from classes
for the day.
Anita Ekberg
Ponders Divorce
Hollywood - (UPD - Swedish
actress Anita Ekberg is con
suiting an attorney about di
vorcing her husband, English
actor Anthony Steel.
The blonde, bosomy actress
was noticeably annoyed Mon
day when Steel failed to meet
her at the airport on her re
turn from a year-long film
making jaunt in Europe.
Attorney Simon Taub said
Tuesday Miss Ekberg consult
ed with him.
"I suppose a divorce is con
templated," he said. "There
is nothing definite about that
until Miss Ekberg has talked
things over with her husband
and I am trying to locate him
now." i
Industries at 32 cents a share
in fiscal 1959 against 27 cents
a share in 1958.
United Business Service
says that though currently
subject to labor uncertainties,
selected steel stocks still have
attraction for the longer term.
NBC Technicians
Continue Strike
New York -(UPD About 1,
500 radio and television tech
nicians remained off their job
with the National Broadcast
ing Company today. No pro
gress was reported toward set
tlement of a dispute over the
handling of foreign-made vid
eotape. Network operations contin
ued with supervisory person
nel filling the jobs of the
technicians in five affected
cities, New York, Washington,
Philadelphia, San Francisco
and Hollywood.
The network filed a $500,
000 breach of contract suit
Tuesday against the National
Association of Broadcast Em
ployees and Technicians,
charging the union was en
gaged in an illegal strike.
The union claimed its mem
bers had been locked out by
the network as a result of
their refusal to handle French
made videotape of the Dave
Garroway "Today" show on
Monday.
The network sent nine
NABET members to Paris
with Garroway but the union
said French technicians were
employed also in violation of
their contract with the net
work.
Dutch Vessel
Leads in Race
Detroit (UPD A Dutch car
go ship was steaming down
Lake Michigan toward Chica
go today, apparently the win
ner of a race to reach Chicago
after passing through the new
St. Lawrence Seaway.
The Prinz Johan Willem
Friso was expected to reach
Chicago sometime tonight, 15
hours ahead of an American
express cargo ship, her only
rival.
The1 American vessel, the
S. S. Santa Regina of the
Grace Line, was expected to
dock at Chicago Thursday.
The Regina passed Detroit
about midnight.
The Friso cleared the
Straits of Mackinac at 1:20
a.m. (EST), today, giving it
a lead of more than 300 miles,
about the length of the Low
er Peninsula of Michigan,
over the Santa Regina.
Chicago officials were pre
paring a royal welcome for
the first ocean ship to reach
the city.
The 460-foot Regina fell far
behind the Dutch ship when
it was held up for ceremonies
at locks along the Seaway and
by a gale-force storm on Lake
Erie.
Pre-School Clinic
Set at Elk-Trail
Trail - The Elk-Trail school
pre-school clinic for all child
ren who will 6 years old on or
before Nov. 15, will be held
May 6, from 9 ajn. to noon
in the school gym.
After physical examinations
and immunizations, the child
ren are invited to spend the
rest of the day with the first
grade and ride home on the
bus. The children will be serv
ed free lunch in the cafeteria.
May 1 at 1:30 pjn. the Elk
Trail PTA will meet in the
school cafeteria for the instal
lation of new officers.
Kaiser Earnings
Show Decline
Oakland, Calif. -(UPD Kais
er Aluminum and Chemical
Corporation reported today
that its net earnings for the
first quarter of 1959 were $3,
476,000, compared to 6,419,
000 for the same period last
year.
The first quarter ended on
March 31. 1959.
D. A. Rhoaces, vice presi
dent and general manager said
the lower earnings were the
result of completion of gov
ernment supply contracts,
lower price levels for alum
inum and aluminum products
and higher depreciation
charges reflecting new facil
ities in operation.
FURS
Repairing and Relining
Cleaning and Glazing
Restyling
Frances9 Furs
610 Valley View
SAME PHONE SP 2-6526
MYSTERY CHILD Twenty-month-old Linda amuses
herself with a pair of handcuffs while awaiting transfer
to Youth Guidance Center in San Francisco. The child
was brought into a bar by a Negro woman, and thrust'
into the arms of Katherine Sauer, whom she identified
as Linda's mother. The Sauer woman disclaimed knowing
the child and disapppeared.
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- mvln$$ inWartSs big 'fcSfti I ' . rim i . 'Thill ftlilll p: ISSIS
store- Ida clearance r fL J
SALE! Regular 2.98 men's
wash V wear sport shirts
Cool cottons in short
2
sleeve styles. Assorted
patterns, colors. Drip dry.
Little or no ironing.
S-M-L
AU SIZES
were
5 Pc. Dinette Set, No
Mar Plastic Top, blue. 59.95
Bedroom Chairs
Upholstered. 4 only.
Simmons Mattress
Full size 2 only.
Twin Size Headboards
Plastic covered
Patio Folding Stools
Hurry! 24 only
Chair Covers
Colorful terry cloth
Chrome Table
Yellow, 36x48" 1 only
Folda Stroller, Folds
compactly, 4 only
19.95
39.95
8.95
i.49
3.49
39.95
14.95
Reg.
Dacron Panels, Flocks,
prints, 42x81" colors 2.98
Furniture Throws
72x108". 4.99
398
were
Oil-Tanned Chamois
Gen. size. Stays pliable 2.79
Sponge & Chamois Set
Ideal for car washing 1.29
"Litter All" Waste
Disposal 1.98
Fits under auto dash, 8 only
Auto Seat Cushions, Asst.
Pat., colors, 20 only 1.89
SHOP WARDS DAILY 9:30 TO 5:30
JF ft
v-3 y
Wards special!
aluminum web
$5
Featherweight, all aluminum
tubular frame. Easily adjusts
to the position you want.
Wee'' -srproof vinyl plastic
webb..jg. Folds for storage.
SCOOP UP FAMOUS WARD SAVINGS
NOW
34.88
11" Portable TV
Airline. Alum P. tube 129.90
I 1.88
34.88
5.88
99c
1.99
14.88
12.88
TV Stand. Has I A 77
storage cab. MAGH. 24.95
Tape Recorder CQ 77
Famous name. 1 only 99.95 Wi I I
Airline Console Hi-Fi 9dQ95
4 speakers, lge. Amp. 309.95
Hi-Fi Consolette, OA QE
Limed oak finish, 124.95 0Ji3J
4 speed changer
45 RPM Records
Wide Asst. titles, reg.
Record Case
Holds 50 "45" Records 2.49
were
45 Pc. Ovenware, Ser.
for 8, choice of 4 Pat. 19.95
NOW
1 CC
"OO
Automatic Percolator
5-cup size, copper fin. 15.95
Ironing Table, All
metal Adjusts for Hgt. 7.95
2.99
Supreme Upright Cleaner
Full 1 H.P. motor
for powerful suction 72.95
1 mmmwiziBMm i
NOW
1.88
88c
99c
99c
Reg.
Roll Roofing, 45-lb.
Mica surface, 100 sq.ft. 2.60
Built-in Clocks "
Easy-to-install, 4- tax 15.95
Garbage Disposer
Ends messy handling,
Guaranteed.
2-in-l Step Ladder
6 ft. extends 11 ft.
Joint Ways, Means
Approves Forming
Several Committees
Salem -lUPD-The Joint Ways
and Means Committee Tues
day approved formation of
several legislative interim
committees.
Formation of a committee
to carry on a comprehensive
study of school finances was
recommended. Members said
this would be the most im
portant study to be undertak
en during the 1959-61 bien
nium. An appropriation of
$100,000 to cover costs of the
study was recommended.
Included in Agenda
The study of central pur
chasing by school districts in
a given area, uniform build
ings and the problem of school
standardization will be in
cluded in the agenda of the
school finance committee. To
accomplish this, it was de
cided to increase the proposed
membership from nine to 15
so subcommittees could study
various facets of school prob
lems included for study.
Interim committees were
recommended to study agri
culture problems; natural re
sources, including the pro
posed merger of the Fish and
Game Commissions; taxation;
criminal justice, highway ad
3-fold
chaise lounge
88
were NOW
99.95
Hawthorne Bicycles
Air Mattress
Laminated vinyl. 32x72"
Sidewalk Roller Skates
Rubber cushion mounts,
Ball Bearing.
Just 10
Pay for
98c
3 39c
1.98
NOW
11.44
9.77
4.88
49.77
SAVE!
Reg. 22.95
$2.50 DOWN
NOW
2.22
9.77
OQ 77
49.95 Ww. I I
lad. 11.95
- MONDAYS 'TIL 9
ministration, buildings and
land utilization including pro
posed elementary and college
buildings, and state govern
ment operations.
Judges' Salaries
A bill increasing salaries of
district judges to $9,000, to be
paid by the state instead of
by county courts, was recom
mended. Another bill exclud
ing district judges from par
ticipation in the judges' retire
ment system but allowing
them to join the public retire
ment system was approved.
A bill was tabled which
would have called for investi
gation of various state agency
building plans by the Depart
ment of Finance. Another
tabled bill was one authoriz
ing the State Highway Com
mission to purchase the Meth
odist mission near Salem and
convert it into a park.
ON HOME GROUND
Leicester, England (UPD
Ted Bannister worked as a
stagedoor keeper at the Pal
ace Theater for 25 years, un
til it was closed recently. He
started a new job Tuesday,
helping to tear down the theater.
SALE! Summer bargain al! steel
folding 3-pc. patio group
Beautiful 'copperrone' fin
ish with white table top.
Weatherproof vinyl chair
seats and backs. Table
19" high, folds.
11
88
Rtg. NOW
OA
Boys', Girls', 24, 26" models 39.95 tOU
3.44
3.22
3.79
3.79
Down, Up to 18 Months to
Any Merchandise Wards Sell
SALE! Rustic 3-pc.
6' redwood barbecue
Warp and weather resistant kiln-dried red
wood construction means years of outdoor
use. Seats 8 people comfortably. Quickly
and easily assembled.
Handy end bench. Ideal for snack
table 1.99
; ' . . . ; ; i
FIRST V-P - George Olson,
above, a junior at Southern
Oregon college from Klamath
Falls, was elected first vice
president of the student body
for the 1959-60 school year.
He' served as first vice presi
dent during the 1957-58 school
year, and has held other stu
dent body offices at the col
lege. DIPHTHERIA KILLS TWO
New York -IUPD- The death
of a four-year-old girl this
month and of a Bowery dere
lict in January were the first
in the city in five years to be
attributed to diphtheria, the
Health Department reported
Tuesday.
SALE! Usual 1.19
translucent china
An unusual value! Dainty Moss
Rose pattern agleam with 22K
gold. All matching pieces
sugar, creamer on brass stand;
butter dish; tea pot; jam jar.
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT!
OO
Nylon Tricot Slips
Shadow-proof,
run-proof, 32 to 40.
Sheer Nylons, 15 denier,
dark seams, 9-11
Spring Dresses Acetates, rayons,
cottons. Jrs to half $ I A $10
sizes. Were $3 to Sltf.98 10 14
Spring Suits Wool Tweeds and
Plains, 12 to 18. $ I 9 1a $ I C
Were 16.98 & 24.98 I I IB
Crisp Cotton Blouses
Sleeveless styles.
Wash-n-wear, were 1.98.
Sub-Teen Dresses, pretty
serine stvles. were 5.98-8.98
were
Girls' Dresses. Final
clearance. 2.93, 3.98
Sizes 3-6X, 7-14
Girls' Dacron, Cotton
Blouses, sizes 3 to 6X
7 to 14 & subteens , 1.98
Boys' Sport Shirts
Asst. Pat. fabrics, 2.49
Short sleeves.
Boys' Denim Slacks
8 to 18. Choice of 2.98
blue, tan, gray.
Women's Clinic Oxfords
Choice of white, black,
brown, 5-9
Women's Fabric Skips
Choice of red or blue,
5V2 to 9
Children's Fabric Skips
Choice of red or blue.
5 to 3
PHONE SP 3-7301
State Employees
Elect New Officers
Cole Rivers, Grants Pass
fishery agent for the state
game commission, was elected
president of the Southwest
Oregon chapter, Oregon State
Employees association, at a
meeting in Grants Pass re
cently. William Moore, Grants Pass,
forest inspector with the state
forestry department, was
elected vice president.
Jim Fisher, Medford, tech
nical assistant with the state
forestry department, was nam
ed secretary, and Kenneth
Goebel, Central Point, state
game commission, was elected
treasurer.
New officers will be install
ed at the May meeting, which
will be held outdoors in the
Medford area.
H M H H H ri
nave a
happy vacation!
gat monuj at
"MONEY LAND"
Pacific Industrial
prompt, courteous
personal loans and maw or
used ear financing
US. Central SP 3-5308
Jim Elbert, Manager
S3 & &
imported
giftware
88-
Has 3 HP B&S 4-cycle en
gine. Easy height adjust
ment. Ease-O-Matic clutch
IACH
were NOW
2.66
Men's All-Season Suits
All-wool, wool and
3.98
silk, 8 only
69c
44c
Men's Sport Shirts
Short sleeve cottons.
Solids, plaids. 1.98
Men's T-Shirts, Briefs
Good quality combed Q t I CO
cotton, were 32.49 W lor I.OU
Galv., Alum. Screen Wire
Ready Cut Lengths for Doors,
Screens
Reg. 1.39 Galv. 28"x66" 88
Reg. 1.59 Galv. 22"x66" 1.00
Reg. 1.79 Galv. 36"x66" 1.22
Reg. 1.89 Alum. 28"x66" ....1.22
Reg. 2.19 Alum. 32"x66" 1.44
Reg. 2.39 Alum. 36"x66" 1.66
1.28
9 , $C
Ior
NOW
1.00
Post and Lantern
Smart Colonial styling 11.95
Each.
87c
1.47
1.99
Tool Boxes were 1.49 to 3.79
A size for every QQ ln O QQ
purpose. 4 sizes. IU .99
Twin Tube Soakers flflt
20 ft. Durable plastic 78c OB
Propane Torch A QQ
with Free Extra Tank. 7.28 H.OiJ
were NOW
4.99
2.99
1.99
1.99
2.49
2.49
qI
m
.... . .! '
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oh 9
Wednesday, April 29, 195f "
Exams Announced for
Civil Service Jobs
New examinations have been
announced by the civil service
commission for farm credit
examiner and medical tech
nologist for duty with the Vet
erans administration.
Additional information may
be obtained from the civil
service representative at the
Medford post office.
It is expected that 60 mil
lion replacement tires will b
sold during 1959.
FOAM
RUBBER
Largest Stock
in
Southern Oregon
5 FT. BOLT STOCIC
in Vi - Va Inch
SLABS 2 Ft. x Ft.
In 2-3-4 Inch Thickness
Formed Chair Bottoms
DUNHAM'S
OPEN EVENINGS TILL t
OPEN SUNDAYS
V '"r -2 .-w v M',OWJkV
SALE! Self-propelled deluxe
Garden Mark 21" rotary mower
116
8t
push handle down to j. j
stop, release to start.
J
were NOW
20.03
36 to 42. 39.95
97c
Reg. NOW
i.88
new pushbutton
wall switch
99
SALE
1.65 value! Replaces
old-style wall switch
es. 1-pole line voltage
flush switch.
FREE PARKING