Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1959, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Text- , . ' " : r I V S'.-' -i.. i o , o Q o O e o o 0 o O o o o f i , ! i 3 i I i j it 4" i- ' 3 T . I i f I. J. i' ! 1 iu V I ' "3 4. ' 1' and Personal Bicycle-Martha Louise Sel lers, 601 Childers st., told city police that her son's bi . cycle we taken Tuesday " from Roosevelt school. . 1 Phone Damaged - Medford police reported a pay tele- . phone at East Main and Haw thorne sta. was damaged early r-this morning. The telephone ,- receiver was torn off, police .said. ' - , - - Lyn-Co Enterprises John M. Lynn and William F. . Cowning have assumed the . business name Lyn-Co Enter . prises at 103 South. Holly st., Medford, Jackson county rec . orda ahow. 0 . : - ' ' . t Theft - Arne Seeland Mat son, 208 Beatty st, told city police Tuesday that four hub ,;. caps were taken from his ve hicle while it was parked t - his residence. They were valued at $12.88. Assume Name Clifford A. Osborne and William P. Snavely, at. 503 Albert; st, Medford, have assumed gie business name of Osborne and Snavely Logging, according to records at the Jackson County courthouse. s Club Meeting The Fifty iPlus club will meet at noon : for a potluck luncheon ai meeting at St. Mark's Guild hall, Fifth9 s0 and Oakdale ave. Friday, Oct. 2. Visitors are welcome, club offils said. If am Assumed The busi ness name Thomas J. Parker -and Associates has been as sumed by Thomas J. Parker, 5 Elton R.- Daly,- Daniel G.. Moon and Elmer F. South at 450 Siskiyou blvd., Ashland, Jackson county courthouse records show. Driver 'Cited Barnes How ard Nunes, 169 Glen wood rd., '.Medford was cited for follow .ing too close after an accident at Third st. andCentral ave. .Wednesday, Medford police' said. A car dnyen byJ Alexan der Snyder, 74, of Seattle, Wash., and Nunes' vehicle were involved in a rear-end accident, police said. Snyder wai injured slightly. Patient - Mrs. Tyley Evans of Central Point is a surgery patient at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland friends here have reported. . - - . Patient Frank Shaw, manager of the Jackson Coun ty Cooperative, is a medical patient at Sacred Heart hos pital. . Lost -Elva L. Bowen, box 15, Butte Falls, notified sher iff's deputies Wednesday of the loss of a tool, box contain ing tools, tire and jrim. , . , . . . . Bicycle Stolen - Lane Dale Forncrook, 1833 S t r a t f o r d way, Medford, Wednesday, af ternoon told Medford ' police that his bicgcle was etaken from th$B2osevelt scheol, 112 Lindjey ave., iJledfordo Cliijjc Open The cheSt x raf cliittc at SftcnSi Hear? hos pital wi be Pen unta 5 o'clock Qhjs afternoon. ,fi- cojjfcliSg t the Jackson tjoun ty Tuberculosis and S-ealth association, whcto Qoneovg the cunic. ' ' " CTire, Wheel Taken "falter W. Kenworthy, usyoBeaver mfiel. Shady ove, informed the Jackson9 couflty sheriff office Tuesday of the theft oS a tire and)heel frfim corns pressor parked at a consruc-0 tion site two mil sou oS Shady Cove njiives Sr. o . Two-Car Collision S5krs ririvpn lw Norvl T5Vlo gories, 1019 West Second St., Medford, Mnd Ffflui liranara Antony, 1537 rand av., Medford, colSded Qn Wesi Second s., between western and Columbus ave., this njpKti- f IJiBfete," Invesfment. Funds ; -: ing, police said No vlKo-fOS Mnch below normal. were issued. Ffa-i4. Cel. Thomas P. ay, .executive f!ieer ejl lha Vl4tk Basic Combe Training Jaeimeet, MMh frainingf i-weiogi, j rewmte 'Mae ui4w f toe Pcond fitftoji W IA aeta(k A. Olliott, can- fec& ehi g Cte Axtt AaaAva. can- 2nacitadt Phot ? "mtm m , CL ter here. Obsrvin at ltrih areBtiifi. Gab. E. &. ushin comminl ina apneral of the 104th, ad Brig. .Gen. William H. Jrentice. Th presentation V mde durias) ctivits tion ceremoaiec at th reftyve u&it cfSice, . MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Thursday, Oct. 1, 1959 15 PmVING LINER ONo BEACH, Typhoon Vera causes heavy loss of life, extensive dam age throughout Japan. Changsha, 7142-ton Australian liner is aground off Yokkaichi Harbor, Isgoya. All passengers- and crew members were reported safe. Noon Quotations on selected funds supplied by the Medforfi orancn or ioster & Marshall, mem bers New York Stock Exchange Fund Bullock Chem Fund Bid 13.49 10.98 12.30 BXadlbrl and vicTW : Coatintei fnir through triHt? toaiaht 35isH day 75. , Wm Oregon: 1mm Vnitht and Briay vith incAasisal cloudiaes leta Iriday. A Uttiarmr kX- cept cooISr north cceet rion. Lo J felortharn Ciifornie: Sir tonight and Friday, xcep Bght snsj; est i slcQs of high arras. JTarmef north portion Sriday. LUIBL UgWA day 55; 951o fioftmal 6. KScord high iis da 9& in1952. Record low this date 2a $i 1950. ftRECttPITATION: 24o houK to miamght, note. Midnight to 10 a Jn. none. Total for SeptiTnber 9 f&ch.oJS Total since SeDt. 1, inch below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest .29 inch. 36 yesterday t i Sonnvtal Japk- d2, highest this a.m. 83. u,3w .--J- Hish 4:00 24- tuy . xeser- a.m. nr. day Low Prec, BrooKings". son county sheriffs deputies investigated Tuesday a re ported burglary Monday night at R and M Hardware store in Rogue River. Tne main part of the store was not Seattle entered and nothing appearea to have been stolen, accord ing to the report. TON1TE! wmmm. - TECHNICOLOR If IEX BARKER rVvv anne JSL 1 XNyiANCROrT mam V X MAMif VANOOjni Council to Meet The Northwestern Mining Council will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Jackson County court house auditorium. Dr. Frank Haines of Southern Oregon college will speak on tne Gold Rush Days of jacKson County." The meeting is open ts the public. . v. . Roof Damaged - A 12 by 12 foot area of the roof at the home of Mrs. Marie Proehl, 303 Boardman ave., was dam aged by fire about 5 pjn. yes terday, city firemen reported. They said that sparks from the chimney apparently fell on the moss-covered ropf. Sparks from an incinerator at the Medford airport and blown by high wind resulted in a one-acre grass fire about 2:15 p.m. yesterday. Oral Fire - Central Point rural firemen were summoned about 10:05 ajn. today to put out a six to seven-acre grass fire on Randle lane. They and patrolmen of the state de partment of forestry were called about 4:45 p.m. yes terday to extinguish, a fire in grass and brush on Table Rock estates. The blaze covei? ed about two acres. Earlier yesterday afternoon rural firemen put out a blaze in a wood pile in Whipple wood yard in the Camp White area. gs 76 52 Grants Pass 70 33 Klamath Falls 52 38 MEDFORD 9. i 69 34 Portland 67 91 3 63 48 Spokane , 54 28 Yakima 65 Eureka 59 Red Bluff 76 Sacramento 79 San Francisco 72 Los Angeles 73 33 47 60 57 61 62 Phoenix Denver , Chicago 78 36 62 Miami Beach 89 New York .. 77 Washington, Da C. 78 64 30 57 78 70 7& .04 O -35 .02 .85 Parent-Teens Dinner Meeting Ping's Garden, Tues., Oct. 6, 7:30 P.M. SPEAKER: Ken Raymond ENTERTAINMENT: Lynn Berntson - Russ Carr , Parsers! Brine year teeaaaen (er adopt eae) Teens! Brine your best data. Phone SP 3-2768 or TW f1044 for reservations BY OCTOBERS. ... OPEN TUESDAYS FOR OUR NEW FALL SCHEDULE MOW DESIR DINING INN EAST OF CENTRAL POINT Enjoy Mon Desir's warm hospitality and Julie's incomparable cuisine every day of the week- except Mondays. Phone NO 4-2513 for Party Reservations! DINING ROOM & LOUNGE Will Be Closed From Seot. 28 to Oct. 9 Portland Hav Portland $holessle Hay Prices: New crop No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. Portland and Seattle, $35-36 ton; some to $40 at Portland. Births-" . BRYAN To l8r. arid Mrs. John, 476 Beacht., Ashland, Sept. 28, 1959, a girl, 2Vz pounds, at Rogue Valley hos pital, o Accident - Three vehicles were involved in an accident Tuesday evening at the inter section of South (Riverside fave. and Mnth st., according to city police. Cited for fol lowing too close was Bobert Lynn Jollife, 806 West Main st., operator of a log truck. The other vehicles involved were a truck driven by Nor man Edward Kubli, 832 Pine st., and a car operated by Willard Dooms, 1007 West Second st. Taken-Thomas Estelle Bar ney, San Jose, Calif., told city police that two suits, six shirts, and one pair of shoes were taken from his apart ment at the Phipps Auto court, 404 North Riverside ave., Tuesday morning. Bar ney told police he saw several men leave the apartment as he returned to the motel. Later police lodged a man in the city jail charged with drunk in public and who they plan to question regarding the thefts. The clothing was val ued at $100. Aty8 HEARING Barbara Burns, daughter of the lata rgdio comedian Robert Burns, and Martbja McHenry, matron 3t the Merced, Cajtf , county jail, jiwait Barbara's preliminary hearing. Barbara has been chained with smo$jnf marijuana and possessiqn of narcotics. 1,5fliiemfimabrs Portland -(OPD About 1,500 homiakers are expected here for the National Home Demonstration Council meet ing Oct. 11-14, according t Mrs. E. E, Kijpatrick, Salem, in charge of geqpral arrange Delegates are signed up from 31 states. Purpose oS the meeting is to develop pro grams that can be used in in formal h3me economics ex- Due at Portland tens&n study groups iife home communities. o Among scheduled speake3 are giov. Mark Hatfield agd Rep. Edit& Green to-Ore). o Mrs. Armas Jakku of Hgod Efiver, president of the Oregon Extension Council, 0 said that anyone may aftend but must p"&y a registration fee of flp2. . Magnesium is the lightest of (the commercial metala 14.73 11.87 174 oi:o.58 4.41 10.76 12.33 8.58 i70 17 loi46 19.95 13.71 14.84 13.07 14.72 16.36 6.12 1534 D A N C OASIS BALLROOM o Saturday Night Good Rock and Roil Music Obituaries RUTH SUSAN SNOW Ruth Susan Snow, 83, 609 Sterling road, died this morning at a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger-Morris Funeral home. o HAZEL PFLIEGEHP Mrs. Hazel Pfliegt, 54, wife gf Carl Pfliegr, Owho have been residents of Gold Hill formany years, died in a local hospital this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Chapel Mortuary. HJALMAR R. WESTERBERG Ashland Funeral services for Hjalmar R. Westerberg, Ashland, who died Sept. 30 in Salem, will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at Litwiller's Mt. View chapel. The Rev. B. J. Holland will officiate. A livestockman and fruit grower in the Valley View area for 40 years, he was mar ried May 15, 1922, in Ashland to Pearl Nichols, who surviv es. Also surviving is a son, Richard Westerberg. Services at Mt View ceme tery wilL be private. Take Along a Tuboof That Tender, Juicy, o f&outh Waterirb', D&licious ... BR0ASTED? OBDB& 0 V2 CHICKEN . 98f 10 Pa Tub Chicken 20 Pc. Tub Chicken . ..k...o .....$2.39 o -o o. $449 Toasted Garlic French Roll 5c; Coffee, Tea, Mill 10c; Coleslaw serving 12e, Pints 2Pc; Choice of Milks(j)kes, Sundaes, Cones, etc. Fresh Young Chickens Supplied Daily by Soran's Klamath poultry BROASTER HOUSE o 2 Blocks East of Bridge on Main St. Phone SP 3-4379 Open 11:30 A.M.- 10 P.M. n 0 u n Colonial Ener a. Ea6n HowarA Stk 2334 Fidelity 5. 15.9 Group Sec Avia-Elec 9.W Group Sec ConvSak 13.16 GrUp Sec PStf ,8.82 Group Sec Steel il.26 Group See Tobac . 7.83 Keystone B-3 15.85 Keystone B-4 .?. . 9.59 KejBitoneJC-ei Z? 14.17 Keystone TS-1 .... 189 Keystone S-2 0 12.560 Keystone S-3 13.60 KeystoneS-4 11.97 Masslnv ?Jrth Stk 13.G& TV-iaec .P 15.01 ftlue line Inc 54P Wellington e. 14.01 o f ortlamd Produce PortltadUPI Djjry market: Eggs fito retailers: Grade AA era large, 53-55c doz.; AA lalfee, 50-51c; A large, 46-4fic; AA me diate , 40-lg AA small, . 26o28c; cartons l-3c additionel. Butter To retafers: AA and grade A jjrfnts, 70c lb.; carton, Ac higher; B prints, 68c. Cheese, medium cure?. To re tailors: A grade cheddarsingle dai sies, 41-5 lc; proces5d Amerftan cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 4u-43c. Farm Market No. 1A Idjftio potatoes sold to re tailers at about 4.25 a hundred weight; best Wilftmette Valley cauliflower brought growers around 1.75-2 a lettuce cratO; me dium cabbage brought 0 growers 2.50-2.75 a crate; good quality ra ni aine brought growers around 90c 1.00 a dozen. Poultry, Rabbits live Chickens Quoted to grow ers at Portland, Salem and south to Eugene, f.o.b. ranch. No. 1 qual ity fryers, 2- lbs., 16-12c lb.; It. nens.Tc; heavy hens. 9-10c. Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole driawn. 34-36c lb.; cut up, 39-41c; hens heavy type whole drawn, 35 37c; light-type, cut up, 31-33c; whole 2-2!jJ lb. Dressed Turkeys-To Oroducers: A grade youn heiVs.mostly 28c on an eviscerated basis; A grade young toms, weighing to 2M lbs., 27c; iJver 24 lbs.,c9c. Dressed Turkeys To retailers, A grade young hens, 37-38c lb.; A grade young toms, 3-46c depending upon weight; to producers, A grade frvpr-roastr InrWpvs TnnstlTr 9.Hnr Mo retailers, 39-42c lb., on basis of volume purchased. Rabbits (arae to growers f.o.b. killing plants) LWre white, 33,i-4l,i lbs., f.o.b. Portland, 19-21c; tfilored pelts, 5c under. Freni killed fry 0s to retailers, 56-58c lb.; cut up, 60-62C. o Japan's birth rate declined fasle ar World War II than any other nation in mod ern history, according to the United Nations population1 Oyer-the-Counter Western Stocks - The XollowinR prices "n selected Western asked secur ities, prpnded by the Medford Branch of Pacific Northwest com pany, are unofficia and do not rep resent arjjiaj transactions, but are intended as a guide to the approxi mate price range. ; ocommon Stocks Bftnk of America Calif .-Pacific Utilities CascaOs Plywood Cons. Freightways Copco -o. First National Bank Mojrtson-Knudsen Northwest Nat. Gas Pacific Pwr. & IA. Permanent Cement Portland Gen. Elec. U.6. National Bank United Utilities CVest Coast Tel. Weygrhaeuser Bid Asked 2 . 01 ,'4 343 34 y2 213, 33 5434 31i 16 y2 37 26 28 'i 66 30 24 41 361 37 4 22 36 J 58 34 Vi 17 39ia 28 29 70 32 26 4 44 Yfigoslavia's sugar mills pow have a total capacityeto produce about 250,000 metric tons a year. It takes' three to 10 centur ies to KJiild up an inch of top soil, which can be . washed away in a single storm. for goodness sake eat here. - Bar-B-Cues, a real treat Lunches Salads HIE CLOCK Main el BarHett , Ph. SP 2-6766 NOW PLAYING r EES BUTTOKS KIIHRTK WXI&M': m una wiisn hctuk - NOW SHOWING FEATURES-TOPS IN THRILLS TWO JTmus! L S & CHILLS TERROR IN THE SWAMPS! S;.-:-:i , -iW e III:.:.;: 1 PVNttv: imjr-zi rum t"- 2 mmm dnemape WENT PRICE and BRETT HfQK DAVID FRAMWAM k cmiufr-rax nuAst ClNmM5coP BEVERLY GARLAND BRUCE BENNETT L0N CHANEV-GEORGE MACREADY a ?C- CTwrmr-ypr tr vsf " Portland Livestock Portland (UPI) USDA CatUe ISO. Canner and cutter cows most ly 10-1130; some 12; shelly can ner down to 8; cutter and utility bulls 17-22.50, medium 843-pound feeder steers 20. . Calves 25. Good and choice veal ers 27-30; utility and standard 19 26; culls down to 12; good and choice 350-pound stock calves 28 Hogs 200. U.S. No. 1 and 2 butchers 190-220 pounds 15.50-16: mixed 1, 2 ai.d 3 at 14.50-15.25: mixed grade sows 850-550 pounds Sheep 100. Wooled slaughter lambs 18.50; good and choice 70-90 pound feeder lambs 15-16.50; cull to good slaughter ewes 2-5. THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATRES Jw NORTH fVlFtC MISHWWf g $100 Per Carload STARTS TONITE RICHARD WIDMARK HENRY FONDA ANTHONY QUINN Fight K out to a f f - . finish - J W COLoa in-ii Cinemascope DOROTHY M ALONE CO-FEATURE TKIS S9 9f fo 0 Manhunt GO0EL Reopening Tomorrow Friday 2 Shows Nightly 7:00 and 9:50 P.M. 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