Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 10, 1959, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti 1 .5 t-i 1 - t Wall Street Chatter New York - (LTD - The mar kets recent action indicates an extension of the upward movement, says analyst Mar tin Gilbert of Van Alstyne, Noel Si Co. - He adds that the upswing in rail prices is an excellent ign- R. D. Bauchsbaum, analyst for W. E. Hutton & Co., says the ability of the railroad average to penetrate the pre vious high, set in May, is probably the most significant development this week, from a technical standpoint, in su staining the summer rally. Hayden, Stone & Co. names 13 stocks which is believes now are in a position to move higher. They are: Anacodan, Vanadium, Joy Manufactur ing, Olin Mathieson, New York Air Brake, Monsanto, General Dynamics, Link Belt, Owens Illinois, Yale & Towne, Rayonier, Baltimore (UPD Ohio, and United Airlines. U.S. Rubber appears at tractively priced at current levels, says Reynolds & Co. It says Ranco seems attrac tive for longer range capital gain while Brown Co. earn ings this year should be sub stantially ahead of the 50 cents a share cleared, in 1958. Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- Member firms of the New York Stock Exchange main tain 87 offices in 17 countries. FREEZERS UPRIGHT TYPE Reg. NOW ' 25 Co. Ft. 3oo 34900 21 Cu. Ft. 33900 3I400 17 Cu. Ft. 2.oo 27900 15 Cu. Ft. o 26900 13 Cu. Ft. "900 25900 The Above Prices GOOD Until SATURDAY, JULY 25th mO nil VIII Balance over 12 Months 0 UUIfll On Approved Credit WE CARRY OUR OWN CONTRACTS MEDFORD FEED & SEED 330 NORTH FIR PHONE SP 3-4503 T KNOW ONE WAY to get a raise out of that stingy boss J- of yours,", insisted a nagging wife to her spouse. "Play on his sympathies. - Tell him about your nine children, the sick' ii . ... inumer your nave to sit up with two nights a week, and how you have to wash all the dishes because we can't afford a maid." The husband promised to try. That night the wife de manded, "Did you get that raise?" "On the contrary," sighed the husband. "The boss fired me. He said I had too many outside activities." . , . A patient was told by his doctor that an intricate and costlv ODeration was manda tory. -You needn't worry about the cost," said the doctor. -"Just pay me two hundred dollars down and fifty a month for the next three years." , "Sounds like buying a car," commented the patient. "You're right," the doctor assured him. "I am." 1959, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Portlander Charged With Embezzlement Portland (UPD A Portland man, Harold O. Leloff, 59, has been charged with em bezzlement of $25,000 in con nection with advertised funds received for an unpublished Centennial souvenir program. Presiding District Judge Ray E. Shoemaker Thursday issued a warrant for Leloff. The information charged Leloff with embezzling funds from the Western Alcan and Surveys, Inc., a Portland firm, through which solicitations for the unofficial publication were allegedly made. The Multnomah county grand jury which has called a large number of witnesses, received the case from the federal postal authorities. A large number of business men and others allegedly paid CITY FATHERS, BEWARE Amityville, N. Y. -0JPD-. C. Bruce Pearsall threatened Thursday night to evict the town fathers from City Hall, which he owns. Pearsall says they've raised his taxes on the building from $750 to $1,890 in the last four years but are still paying the same rent - $4,200. substantial sums of money in advance for space in a publi cation to be called, "Centen nial Manifest of Oregon." Movie Money Taken From Medford Youth James Wesley Hamilton, 11, of 870 Ellen ave., was last in line outside the box office at the Craterian theatre Wednes day night, Medford police re ported. Young Hamilton was flip ping a 50-cent piece into the air, waiting to buy his ticket with it. Suddenly, according to the report, two older youths walked up to him. "Give me that money kid.," one report edly said, "or I'll beat you up." Hamilton gave them the money, he told police, and the pair ran up the alley toward Bartlett st. The movie was "Hercules." Hamilton never did gej to see it Wednesday night.' . Expenditures for housing average about one-fifth of the total capital spending in the United States annually. Los Angeles Swelters in 95 Degree Heat Los Angeles -flJPD- A heat wave accompanied by tear causing smog and a rash of brush fires lingered over most of Southern California today, threatening to push the ther mometer up a sweltering 95 degrees. The city's hottest day of the year occurred Thursday when the mercury rose to 95 de grees, only one degree lower than the all-time high for that date set in 1886. At least four separate brush fires broke out in Southern California Thursday as the blazing heat scorched the al ready dought-stricken area. Families Flee Homes Nearly 2,000 acres were burned over in the exclusive Linda Vista area of Pasadena, forcing about 10 families to flee their houses temporarily. About 50 acres were black ened in the Lake Hughes area north of Newhall, 300 acres near Ojai and about 2 acres in West Hollywood. All the fires were controlled. Heavy smog crowded into the Los Angeles Basin area at the height of the hot spell arid narrowly missed causing a first stage smog alert. Other high temperatures in the area included 110 at Fon tana, 108 at Reseda, 106 at Ontario, 105 at Canoga Park, 102 at Arcadia, and 101 in both Pasadena and San Gabriel. (Nevada Man Faces Charge of Murder Las . Vegas, Nev.-UPD-T h e district attorney's office said it probably will file today a first degree murder charge against Robert K. Ervin, 21, confessed slayer of a 5-year-old neighbor girl. District Attorney George Folley said a psychiatric ex amination of Erviri showed he was "able to tell the differ ence between right and wrong and therefore is legally sane." Ervin was arrested Wednes day for the slaying of Dolores Stafford, daughter of Las Vegas Review Journal state circulation manager St. Elmo Stafford. Her beaten and stabbed body was found in the attic of Ervin's home Tuesday after an all-night search. 'DEAD' CLIENT. FREED Chesterfield, England-(UPD-Joseph Hollis, 42, was acquit ted of drunk driving charges after a doctor testified that a blood test showed he had drunk twice the amount need ed to kill him. "According to this, my cli ent is dead," Hollis' lawyer objected. The court refused to admit the testimony and found Hollis innocent. Iowa is the top popcorn pro ducing state in the nation. Other fop popcorn states are Indiana, Illinois. 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It" is priced $102.75 lower than the major competitive model, when both are equipped the way most people' buy cars with -heater, radio and automatic transmission. And the bier 2nd Million Ford trade your Ford Dealer can make you, now, makes your savings still greater! SAVE UP TO A DOLLAR ON EVERY TANKFUL OF GASI Standard Ford engines both Six and Thunderbird V-8 deliver top performance on lower-cost, regular gas. That saves you as much as a dollar a tankful even before you start the engine. And you save on oil, too. As standard equipment, every Ford engine has a Full-Flow filter that stretches oil changes 4000 miles apart! SAVE ON MAINTENANCE! Economy is built into Fords inside, engineered to deliver dependable performance and to last longer. Some of the new saving features you get in the 59 Ford are . . . amazing Diamond Lustre . 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Labadie will take over as Portland's new municipal judge Aug. 5. He was working as deputy district attorney assigned to the Municipal Court. Labadie will succeed Judge John Murchison who was re cently appointed by Gov. Mark Hatfield to the Circuit Court bench. Labadie was one of five lawyers recommended by the Multnomah Bar Association Judicial Elections Committee for the post. He was appointed Thursday by a unanimous vote of .the city council. Trinity Church at Stratford, on-Avon, England, Shake speare's burial place, dates from the 13th century. HELLISH GREETING Baytown, Tex.-flJPD-A neigh bor presumed today that a slip of the pen accounted for the message she received from Mrs. Jack Bridges, who is at tending a Baptist church meet ing in New Mexico. The post card read: "Everybody says hell. We miss you." MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. C Friday, July 10, 1959 f. Catford, England-TOPD-Weekl end cricket matches have been called off here. 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