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i i :i i i i w Wall Street Chatter New York - fCPD - The im mediate stock market outlook remains constructive, aided by a combination of favorable technical and business factors, says Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. Kelsey-Hayes is expected show about $4.50 a share for the year to end in August against $2.47 in the previous fiscal year, according to W. E. Hutton & Co. Walston & Co. notes that some sources think Chrysler might earn between $3 and $4 a share for the second quarter against $1.75 i4 the first. . , - Shearson, Hammill & Co, estimates that net income for the 12 trunk line air trans .ports will in 1959 top the pre vious peak of $63 million -established in 1955. ' Montana-Dakota Utilities MILKING STOOLS Regular Value $ $3.25 79 While They Last! - LUCAS . & HOWARD FURNITURE Central Point, Ore. Phone NO 4-1226 may earn nearly $2 a share in 1959 against $1.65 in 1958, reflecting an increase in oil royalty payments from own ed properties in the Walliston basin to approximately 45 cents a share annually, says E. F. Hutton & Co. Richfield Oil is expected to set a new sales record in 1959 and report a substantial re covery from the $5.02 a share of 1958, says Dean Witter & Co. Northern Pacific Railway 1959 earnings should be around $4 to $4.25 a share, against $3.68 in 1958, Abra ham & Co. estimates. ' Twining Given Recovery Chance Washington - (UPD - Gen. Nathan F. Twining, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was given a good chance to day to recover from lung cancer. The 61-year-old general, who underwent surgery Tues day at Walter- Reed Army Medical Center, was expected to leave the hospital in three or four weeks and return to his defense post a few weeks after that. The Defense Department announced Thursday that a cancerous tumor had been found on a portion of Twin- ing's left lung removed by surgeons. It said there was no evidence of cancer in other areas of the chest. "This is a single area," said Brig. "Gen. James H. Forsee, chief surgeon at Walter Reed. "It has all been removed and we thing his prognosis (out look for recovery) is a good one considering the fact that this is cancer." GAINING FREEDOM through deal with convicts, two prison guards who were threatened with death while hostages in Fort Pillow, Tenn., prison uprising tell news men of experience. Hubert Neyman (left), 59, and J. S. Voss, 49, said convicts threatened to knife, hang them. Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Washington-Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, on military teamwork: "We need more heresy in the military services . . . team work is not what it is cracked up to be.' State Education Supervisor Quits Salem - (CPU - The second supervisor of secondary edu cation to announce his resig nation from the State Educa tion Department this week is Dr. Clyde Martin, Salem. He said Thursday he has accepted a position as director of curriculum in Union High school district No. 5, Mil waukie, starting July 1. . Earlier, Clifford Moffitt, Salem, was named principal of South Eugene High school. The department ordinarily has four supervisors of sec ondary education. It now has I only one, Dale Skewis. John S. Conway; formerly a super visor, is now director of sec ondary education. Local Student Gets Award at University Eugene-Donald W. Robin son, senior in journalism at the University of Oregon, has been awarded a $50 Harpham prize for outstanding work dealing with- international subjects and world peace. Robinson's was one of six cash awards to journalism stu dents announced this week at the annual school of journal ism "family dinner." He is the son of Mr.- and Mrs. Wallace Robinson, 29 Ross court. ' Oil. was discovered in the United States near Cuba, N. Y., by the Seneca Indians. Beirut, Lebanon-Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem, in renouncing the Eisenhower doctrine: "We will defend our soil with our own force ... we will work for strengthening friendship with the Communist states." , Havana-Fidel Castro, on the serious injury to his nine-year-old son, Fidelito, in a car collision: "These are the consequences of driving at high speeds." Memphis, Tenn.-Comedian Bob Hope, discussing the clot in his eve: "A guy walks up to me, looks me in the eye and says, 'gee. your eye looks great, l say. you snouia see nom my Richards Visits Campus at SOC Ashland - Chancellor John R. Richards of the Oregon state system of higher educa tion, visited Southern Oregon college Thursday to consult a numbe of administrative and academic staff members as a part of a personal survey of institutional problems and needs of the colleges and uni versities within the system. Among those contacted were Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, SOC president; Donald E. Lewis, assistant to the presi dent and business manager; Miss Myrtle Funkhouser, li brarian; Dr. Bill Sampson, chairman of the education di vision; Dr. Arthur Kreisman, chairman of the Humanities division; Dr. Marshall Wood ell, member of the social science division staff; Dr. El liott MacCracken, chairman of the science-mathematics divis ion; Dr. Alvin Fellers, direct or of student affairs and dean of men, and Mrs. Mabel ;W. Winston, dean of women and registrar. Chancellor Richards' com- Fisher, Bride To Leave for Europe New York (DPD Eddie Fisher and his bride of four days, Elizabeth Taylor, were tentatively scheduled to leave today for a European honey moon, r ' f They left the Waldorf-As toria hotel Thursday night for the first time since they ar rived Wednesday morning to catch the last few minutes of the Judy Garland show at the Metropolitan Opera House. Pat Newcomb, the friend and public relations represen tative who accompanied them on their honeymoon, said they spent most of Thursday with "accountants and tax people" preparatory to their three to four-month, trip abroad. After a honeymoon yacht cruise, Miss Taylor is sched uled to begin work on a movie pleted visits to Eastern Ore gon college and Oregon Tech nical institute on the previous day and will continue on the higher education survey until the end of next week, accord ing to Dr. Stevenson. ILLINOIS VALLEY Annual Dinner Scheduled By RUTH RAUSCH Cave Junction State Grange Master Elmer Mc Clure has accepted the invita tion to appear on the panel of guest speakers scheduled for the anual dinner of the Illi nois Valley Chamber of Com merce, which is to be held Saturday, May 23, at the Deer Creek Grange hall. Other speakers on the panel include Arnold Ewing of the Northwest Timber Products association , and representa- times of the National Forest Service from either the Re gional office or the Siskiyou office. The annual affair, which will also serve as a booster meeting for,, the Selma-to-Gold Beach road, will be at tended by delegations of the Selma-to-Gold Beach Road association headed up by co- presidents Robert Vaneer of Gold Beach and Frank Amer of Selma. The last meeting for the Spring term of Mrs. Eldon Durham's Baton Twirlers was combined with an entertain ment program for the mothers last Friday. On June 15, there will be a meeting of the mothers to organize a summer session for the Twirlers group. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Cook have returned' from a month's trip which took them to Iowa, with stops in Wyoming and Montana, visiting friends and relatives. Harold White, superintend ent of the Southern Oregon Branch Agricultural Experi ment station near Medford, and grandson of Samuel Wil son White, original owner of the only Josephine county "Century farm" was the prin cipal speaker at the open meeting of the Illinois Valley Grange last Thursday evening at the grange hall in Bridge view. The joint installation for the newly-elected PTA offi cers of the Kerby, Evergreen and Illinois Valley high schools will be . held at the high school on Wednesday, May 20 at 8 p.m. During the brief business meeting preceding the instal lation ceremonies, the impor tant issue of holding joint PTA meetings once a month each school having a turn at being host school, will be voted on. x Since this proposition has resulted from the expressed desires of the parents, i is hoped there will be a good representation of parents to carry out the vote. The final sessions of the advance classes in Red Cross work are temporarily post poned. The date of resuming the work will be announced later. Mrs. Ronald Prather, sec ond vice president for the PTA county council, attended the school of instruction Wednesday at the library au ditorium in Grants Pass. Don Donahue, predator ani mal control supervisor for the Southern Oregon district, with R. G. McCarty, county agent, conducted a rodent control demonstration Mon day afternoon at the Bert Easterbrook ranch. Donahue lectured to an as sembly of more than 60 per sons on the nature, habitat and the general characteris' Rodeo Star Denies Fatherhood Role Los Angeles (UPD Rodeo Champion Casey Tibbs, 30, to day denied charges that he fathered the 3-year-old daugh ter of a former Oregon rodeo queen. Tibbs defended himself in the paternity suit brought by Leah J. Conner, 26, Salem, who asked Superior Court here to adjudge the "World's champion cowboy and bronc rider" as the father of her child, Roberta. Miss Conner, a Umatilla Indian, once was queen of the Pendleton Round up. The cowboy said he never dated Miss Conner, and denied that he had ever given her money for the child's support. Superior Judge Elmer D. Doyle compared features of MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfori, Or. tics of the many species of rodents. The study included the methods of controlling the pests and graphic uses of various traps now being used Tibbs and the child Thursday before he recessed the hear ing until Monday. Tibbs was accompanied by his wife, Cleo Harrington Tibbs, 23, Miss South Dakota of 1954. Friday, May 15, 1959 SKELTON WRITER DIES Beverly Hills, Cb.-(UPD-S. Goldstein, 43, comedy writ er who for the past four years wrote for Red Skelton's tele vision show, died Thursday. , The Rev. and Mrs. Gene Denning spent two days last week in Eugene, visiting their son, Timmy, who is attending the Vocational Trade school there. , All this week, work parties are busy finishing the floors in the new building at Cave Junction Community church, in preparation for the Dedica tion day which has been set for June 7. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd left the valley early Friday morning on their way to Castlerock, Wash., to attend the celebration of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. ; and Mrs. Mike Boyd. 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