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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1959)
& Material Shortage? Threatened' as OH e Dock Welters Go t 11 i . t . t t ft f : i a J f f Hatfield Appoints Welfare Workers ; Salem-fiJPB-Ggv. Mark Hat, ; field today announced the fol- ; lowing appointments to the ; county public welfare conv 1 'missions. ' Miss. Mary Qraham, Vale, j Malheur county, reappointed, j Mrs. Graham J. Barbey, As- ; toria9 Clatsop eouiity, reap- ; pointed. I Mrs. John H. Hall, New- S port, Lincoln county, replac- ingMra. B. H. - Hogevoll, ; Nashville, whose term ex-t j pired. : Aloha School Bus i Collides With Truck I Aloha-UPB-Ari Aloha grade ; school bus collided with a ceSJieal truck Thursday about three miles west of Beaver I ton. Al 33 children en tl bus escgped injury. - The bus waj operated by Raymond A. Mendenhall, 32, l of Aloha, and the truck was i dri4 by Orlando Earl Jr., , also 32, of Wgpdburn. i t A f ' "ft ft A' BACK-TO-WORK FAILS-Longshoremen listen at Anthony (Tough Tony) Anastasia, at left in front, talks at a Brooklyn . pier this morning.' Anastasja, president of the International "Longshoremen's association and boss of the Brooklyn docks, - did an about-face and ordered his men to stay on strike. Thursday, in defiance of orders from William Bradley, Anas .tasia had said Brooklyn dock workers would be on the job this, morning. A few longshoremen reported for work but there was not enough manpower to form work gangs. 'Announcing o o TheQ6 oint Program of the Valley's Neyet TV-Radio Service Center James A. (Jim) Rodger wishes to take this opportunity to announce to his valued customers the opening of TRUEVIEW on a FULL TIME Basis, begininng October 5th (Jim is Taking a Brief Vacation until then). TRUEVIEW extends an invitation to EVERYONE to mark October 5th on the calendar as $e date to start THEIR TRUEVIEW 6 POINT TV SERVICE. Jim say he has all of th latest test equipment &a "there is no guess work (TRUEVIEW 6 Point Program) in his diagnosis of service needed when he works on yoyr TV, Radio or Hi Fi Sets.' (When you get your car radio serviced at TRUEVIEW its qn "inside" jeb.) Jim also wants you to know he continually keeps up his studies on the latest advances in servicing techniques and passes these bene fits on to his cvstomers. TRUEVIEW 6 POINT SERVICE is your "best buy" in TV Servicing it's guaranteed te give you "TRUE VIEW." O mm 157 Clover Lane o Phone: MEDFORD JlSTRIBUNE r - .-Page 2 Industrials Close With Small Gains New York -UPD- The stock market closed the week today with small gains in industrial and utility averages and a small loss in rails. The DuPont decision, due after all markets close, seemed to have less worry for PuPont stock than at first imagined. It gained late in the day. General Motors also took the decision in stride and rose more than a point. A state ment by Henry Ford III that Ford will not be split at this time seemed to help rather than hurt the stock which re gained part of a loss of nearly two points. -tfJPI Telephoto) Trueview's 6 Point Service Program 1. Courteous Service 2. Quality Service & Parts 3. Guaranteed Service & Parts 4a Experienced Technician 5. Prompt Repair Pickup & Delivery. 6. Accurate Diagnosis & Repair m SP 2-9159 Thursday's prices on selected Allied Chemical .: ; . 115 Alum Co. Am. ,.....T, 109 American Can .. 43 i American ; Mlrs. : '. 60'j AT&T . ... 78',i Anaeonda Copper , Armco Steel . Bendix Av. RotVilphpm Steel Boeing Air 30 Caterpillar Corp. 32 V 64 Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright . Dow Chemical . 484 . 5o3,4 . 32 . 82'. 251 Du Pont Eastman Kodak 86 Y3 Firestone 12I,, General Electric r 79 i nonoral Vrxnfiu 95,.a General Motors 533,i Georgia Pacific Graham Paige . . Greyhound 19 'a Gulf Oil I2 Homestake Mining 43 Idaho Power I. B. M - Int Paper S Johns Manville 51 Kennecott Copper 92 Katy -.- ! Lockheed Aircraft 2oJ8 Montana Power Co. 24 x Montgomery Ward .. 51 Vat'l Biscuit i New York Central . Pac G & El Penney, J. C. Penn KB Radio Corporation . Richfield Oil Safeway -- .- 32i ... 63 V2 ...104 17 .- 57 72'i 38V4 4814 73 - 411,4 Sears Shell Oil Socony Mobil Oil JUUllltl 11 Southern Pacific 72 V4 Standard California , 48 Standard Indiana 42 V2 Standard N. J , . . 48 Sun Mines 6 Texas Co 75 V2 Texas Gulf Sulfur 18!2 Tex Pac Land Trust 18 Transamerican .'. 30 Trans Wld Air ... 19 Tri-Continental 38 Vt, Union Carbide 140 Union Pacific 31 United Aircraft 38 Southern Co. 38 U. A. L. ,-,,-..., , 41 II. S Rubber 5914 U. S. Steel .....10M4 Youngstown S & T Kaiser Ind. ......... 136 ii 16 Nike-Zeus Research Contract-Awarded Washington-r(DPDThe Army has awarded a $188,402,095 contract for continued re search and development on the Nike-Zeus anti-missile missile. The contract, which went to Western Electric Co., brought the total invested in the missile and associated equipment to more than $332 million. o o o .:;. Z 75?i 67 'i 57 3i Brooklyn Local Revolt Fails To Materialize New Yprk - DPD Material shortages that could lead, to lay-offs of factory and build ing workers spread today as result of a dock . workers strike that has stopped cargo handling in ports from Maine to Texas. The strike by 85,000 long shoremen on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts was consolidated today with the quelling pf a back to work revolt by Brook Jyn locals of f he Internation al Longshoremen's Union. Construction Threatened A cut in construction work in Florida was threatened by the tie-up of steel and ce ment. Manufacturing in New England began to feel the pinch of raw material short ages. Layoffs of industrial workers were anticipated if the strike continues. The ILA and the New York Shipping Association, representing ports from Maine to Norfolk, Va., met separate ly to map strategy. No joint talks were in sight. Ready To Negotiate "We are ready to negoti ate and I hope a settlement will be reached soon," Wil liam V. Bradley, international president i of the ILA, said "We can. meet with an hour's notice." The association scheduled an afternoon meeting pf its Labor Policy Committee to re view the situation. It had re fused to continue negotiations, and, charged the union broke a contract to extend the ex piration date of their labor agreement. Bradley Had beaten down a move by-. Brooklyi dock leader Anthony (Tough Tony) Anastasia te- put the Brook lyn longshoremen back to work. . , ' - i ' Manpower Insufficient A few longshoremen re ported for work at 8 p.m. but there was not enough manpower to form work gangs. Anastasia,; touring the piers at the morning, shapeup,, pass ed the word' at 8:33 a.m. for the men to go home. "This (the strike) is effec tive from Maine to Browns ville, Tex., including Brook lyn," Bradley said. Anastasia had ordered his men, members of the only ILA local with a sizeable treasury, back to work in the face of a $1 million damage suit threatened " by the New York Shipping Association. The association claimed the ILA broke an agreement to extend its labor contract to Oct. 15. Drivers Escape Injury in Mishap Two drivers escaped injury in a logging truck and pickup truck accident at the intersec tion of Highway 62 and Little Butte rd. yesterday, state po lice said. Extensive damage re sulted to both vehicles. A loaded logging truck driv en by William Kenneth Stog dell. 27, of route 3, box 186B, Medford, attempted to pass a pickup truck driven by George Lang, 51, of Red Blanket mill when the acci dent occurred. The pickup truck attempted to make a left turn in front of the logging truck toward Eagle Point police said. The impact forced both vehicles off the east side of the highway into a ditch where the logs spilled and the trailer turned upside down. The pickup truck land ed on its wheels, officers said. Police said Lang was cited for failure to signal and Stog del for violation of basic rule. Lorena Agnes Klenner, 18, of 916 West Fourth st., Med ford, a n d a Consolidated Freightways truck driven by James Wooton, 1309 Fortune dr., were involved in an acci dent yesterday morning, po lice said. Lorena Klenner was cited for making an improper turn. The accident occurred at Coleman creek rd and High way 99 near Phoenix. Neither driver was injured, police said. Harney Jail Escapees Captured in Wyoming Green River, Wyo. - (DPD -Two of three men who es caped from the Harney coun ty jail in Burns, Ore., Mon day were in jail here today. : Police identified them as Larry, McMurphy, 20, and Clyde Patterson, 35. Still, be ing sought is Alan J. John son, 18. M5sh inflection Campaign Onto ixlame-Ca.OSns London -flJPD Britain's very proper general election battle exploded into a name?calling free-for-all between the Con servatives and the Laborites today. t . . .. The angry exchange was ignited by a Labor promise to slash taxes if the party is re turned to power in next Thursday's Parliamentary elections. It brought charges of "vote buying" from Con servatives, . . In another development in the bitter campaign, Defense Minister Duncan Sandys hopped aboard the Khru shchev bandwagon and pledg ed the Conservative party to total disarmament. In a speech at Grimsby, Sandys said 'Nothing short of total dis armament is good enough to day." Pomestic Issues Important 1 But the main battle was pver domestic issues. Labor Party secretary Mor gan Phillips started things off by sayipg that if Labor Wins it will scrap the unpop ular sales tax on furniture, clothes and many household goods. . . This followed a Laborite Presenting the Magnificent Nineteen-Sixty The motor cars represented here will soon introduce a new era of elegance to the world's highways. They are the Cadillac cars of 1960-B-and, from every standpoint, they represent the Cadillac tradition in its finest hour. In appearance, they are regal and majestic as never before a brilliant symphony of line and contour from the sparkling new front grille to the graceful flow of the rear fenders. In interior decor, they are truly magnificent featuring luxurious new fabrics and leathers new convenience and excellence of appointments. THE COUPE BI V1LLE See pledge to boost old-age pen sions by SI. 40 a week without any additional cost to the British taxpayer. ' Conservative spokesmen shouted "foul ball" and Charged Labor with "vote buying" of the worst sort. , ' Macmillan made a blister ing speech at Nottingham Thursday night. "Promises like this could never have been made by a party which had any serious hope of attaining office," he said. "Labor's turning the election into a mock auction." Macmillan Lashes Opponent Macmillan also took a swipe at Labor party chairman Hugh Gaitskell, who would become prime minister if the Conservatives lose the elec tion. ' "By putting forward these specious plans, he is not only insulting the intelligence of the British public but fatally undermining his own ability to act responsibly should he fin1 himsplf attain in hicrh nf- r: 31 r ;n ;j S Aice, iviaciiuiiau sciiu. The Conservatives remained slight favorites to recapture control of Parliament. But all signs pointed to a photo-fin X ... .... - Creating a New Era of Elegance ! 'ir i.Ui"' tLly tiw " ' ' THI SIXTY-TWO COUPI " and Drive the 1960 Standard of the World VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SKINNER -BUICK-CADILLAC Free-F or-Mfil ish in which the Laborites might possibly squeak through. Blast Damages Portland Plant Portland-(UPD-An explosion at Precision Test Parts Com pany here today injured one employee and caused about $2,000 damage. The injured person, Margie A. Benson, 33, Gresham, was taken to a Portland hospital and treated for right arm and body burns. She was released. Firemen said the blast ap parently was caused by alco hol exploding in wax during a dye-casting process. Win dows were blown out, light fixtures destroyed and water damage was extensive. One wall also was damaged. We Give d&i. GREEN STAMPS CENTRAL REXALL DRUG Main and Central ' 143 SOUTH RIVERSIDE MEDFORD, ExpiUfeSS Benson Arrives in ; Capital of Ukraine Moscow (UPD - Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. 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The 1960 Cadillac is waitin for you now at your authorized Cadillac dealer's and your dealer himself is waiting to introduce you to this magnificent new Standard of the World 1 OREGON o e & Clara Bow's Father Dies in Sanitariym .... m Los Angeles (UP1) - Robert Bow, 84, father of former screen star Clara Bow, died Thursday in a sanitarium aft er an illness of two years. Survivors include Miss Bow, wife of Nevada Lt. Gov, Rex Bell, and two grandsons. - Earl Bi Bigalcw Accounting 104 King St. - SP 2-6877 ie9 I I I I I ' I I I State j m1 " 1 1 TH$ FLEETWOOD SIXTY IPEC1. e 1 7 O eo o
