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Philippines Said Harassing American Troops Stationed in Islands MedfordTribune Regional Edition Page 2 try . V A , 4, I - , V -.i ' r 1 EL ARMED GUARD Major William A. Morganr former American who now is a Cuban citizen, has disclosed that .Dominican strongman Rafel L. Trujillo is offering $500,000 to anyone who "can kidnap me and deliver me .alive in he Dominican Republic" Morgan is shown with one of .the armed Cuban soldiers who guard him in his secluded penthouse apartment in Havana. Stock List Extends Advance of Tuesday New York -fflPD- Stocks ex tended Tuesday's advance in ipoderate trading today. - Industrials chalked up their seventh straight rise in the opening which showed prices up fractions to a point over the previous close. Railroad issues were laggard as in re cent sessions. Air crafts were strong again jwith gains running to more than 3 points in Curtiss iWright and a half or more in .Douglas and Lockheed. ; Steels were firm. Bethle 'hem and U.S. Steel gained .fractions. Youngstown was : unchanged. ! Motors found support. Ford and American gained more, than a point each. General :Motors, Chrysler and Stude !baker firmed. ;DOW-JONES AVERAGES ; New York -&TD- Dow- Jones final slock averages: 30 industrials S49.69. - up ! 2.94; 20 railroads 147.21, ; off 1.04; 15 ulililis 85.91, up 0.01, and 65 stocks 210.78, up 0.32. Salts Tues day war about 3.650,000. Shares compared with 3. ' 400,000 Monday. Tuesday's prices on selected 'stocks: Allied Chemical 11314 ;Alum. Co. Am . 98 .American can 41 91 V 77 60 714 76 'x 54 34 31 63 44 Vi .American Motors AT&T Anaconda Copper . Armco teei "Be 3enriiY Aviation . t Bethlehem Steel . -. Boeing Air : Caterpillar Corp. Chrysler Corp. " Continental Can e 3.00 Pint 4.60 Vs Qt. 3.00 Pint 4.60 s Qt. fiZB d'jl' WINNING THE WEST hSSSSE SUNN MPROOV BLINBID STRAIGHT WMISKlf 1 ? 7 Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright Dow Chemical Du Pont Eastman Kodak . Firestone General Electric General Foods . General Motors Georgia Pacific 1 Graham Paige Greyhound (xd) cult on Homestake Mining Idaho Power , ., , I. B. M. .... j Int. Paper .... Johns Manville Katy .... Kennecott Copper Lockheed Aircraft . Montana Power Co. Montgomery Ward Nat'l Biscuit New York Central s Pae Gas Sr Elec Penney, J. C. , Penn RR (xd) Radio Corporation : Richfield OU Safeway Sears Shell Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co. Southern Pacific (xd) w Standard California i Standard Indiana Standard N.J. Sun Mines Texas Co. Texas Gulf Sulfur (xd) . Tex Pae Land Trust Transamerica Trans World Air Tri-Continental Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines U.S. Rubber U.S. Steel Youngstown S&T -123 THE QUIET ONE Merinette, Wis.-UPD - Sher iffs deputies Tuesday called off a 15-hour, 25-man search after learning that Joe Mar tin, 52, reported missing by hunting companions, simply "got tired of hunting" and went home without telling anyone. - Great Whiskey of the Old.WestfT Tins GI2EJ1T KENTUCKY VniSIZEY COllES IN TWO DOTTLINCS! There are two great tastes in American whiskey. Some, people prefer blends. Others like straight bourbon. Sunny Brook the great whiskey of the Old West offers you both with every drop Kentucky whiskey. Follow your taste. . Choose the round bottle blend or the square bottle straight. , THE OLD SUNNY BROOK CO., LOUISVILLE, KY.. DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 90 PROOF . KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF 65S GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Attache Declares Senator Merely After Publicity Washington -flJPD- Rep. Phil Weaver (R-Neb.) charged to day that the "graft - ridden" Philippine government has embarked on an open pro gram of harassing U. S. troops stationed in the islands. Weaver, who recently re turned from a trip to the Philippines, said any Ameri can living on a U. S. base there "must hire armed guards to patrol his home or proper ty will be looted and his fami ly molested or murdered." Not Told Truth The lawmaker, a member of the House defense appro priations subcommittee, said the State Department had not told Americans "about the true conditions because some fear treading on the toes of a friendly government. The truth is that the Philippine government is not friendly." In New York, Eddie Mar telino, press attache of the Philippine Embassy, branded Weaver's charges "the wildest and most ridiculous ever to come from an American visi tor to the Philippines." Martelino said, "the good congressman has conjured up some fantastic impressions that do justice only to his ap parent desire to seek, press publicity for himself." To Call -Commanders Weaver made his charges in a report to Chairman George Mahon (D-Texas) of the House defense appropria tions subcommittee. Mahon . told United Press International that U. S. Pa cific field commanders would be called to Washington to testify on the accusations, as Weaver demanded. Weaver said the Philippine government made no effort to halt mass looting of U. S. property. He said the govern ment was destroying Ameri can prestige, moral and effec tiveness in the Philippines." U.S. Fires Rocket Built of Glass Washington (Science . Ser-vice)-The U.S.- has fired a 50-pound glass rocket into orbit, and incations are that more of them are to come. Science Service has learned that the third stage of Van guard in, which put a 50 pound payload into orbit Sept. 18, was made of glass fibers bound with a plastic substance. The rocket motor burned 10 seconds longer than other third stages used on earlier Vanguards and went into orbit with the pay load, the National Aeronau tics and Space Administration here said. A similar glass-fiber rocket motor is now scheduled for use on NASA's Thor-Delta vehicle which is scheduled to put a 100-foot balloon into orbit around March. The glass-fiber rocket will form the Thor-Delta's third stage. IBHSOOIIS Jjgpf DASH reWT'MB'M FOOD BOXES PREPARED A Telephone Employees Union came to the aid of needy steelworkers by collecting foodstuffs in a week-long canvass. Volunteers at Pittsburgh, Italian Detective Seeking Freedom Milan, Italy -0PD- Tomaso Ponzi, a detective, is leading a campaign to get more free dom for Italian private eyes. Ponzi, a roly-poly man who looks as though he should be running a pork and salami shop, is the Mike Hammer of Italy. His agency, "Mercurius International Service," is one of the most noted in Europe. He became famous in 1956 when he and a helper over powered two deranged gun men who were holding 97 children and three teachers hostage in a schoolroom. Ponzi was last in the head lines when he uncovered a narcotics gang. He gave police the names and addresses of the suspects, but wound up being arrested himself on a charge of posing as a police man in his investigation. The Federation of - Italian Private Investigators, which looks upon "Tom" Ponzi as a spokesman, has submitted an official request to the govern ment to ease restrictions on the activities of private detec tives. Ponzi says he is confident the charges against him will be dropped. Kidney Machine Saves More Than 500 Lives Washington-(Science Serv-ice)-More than 500 lives have been saved in Great Britain by an artificial kidney ma chine developed in this coun try. Such a machine, little more than a length of tubing, re ceives blood from the body, purifies it, regulates the bal ance of salts, and pumps the blood back into the veins. Of 28 pregnant women with acute kidney failure who were issisted by the machine, 26 survived, the British In formation Services reported here. Also, of 37 patients whose kidneys failed due to trauma or shock, as in a car accident, 15 were saved. mm; Pa., are shown filling boxes to be distribut ed in time for Thanksgiving dinner to more than 5,000 Monogahela Valley steelworkers. (UPI Telephoto) Fraud by Firm Said Millions in New York (DPD An investi gation was under way today of eight savings and loan as sociations charged with insur ing $100 million of their in vestors' funds with a , one room Tangiers firm that had only $150,000 in assets. The investigation, touched off by a court action by Attor ney General Louis Lefkowitz of the state of New York, in volves wealthy' financier Stewart B. Hopps, Belvedere, Calif., who formerly was con nected with Lowell M. . Bir rell, accused international swindler. Birrell js the insurance pro moter who now is a fugitive in Rio de Janeiro from charg es of having been involved in stock fraud charges. To Protect Investors Hopps was named Tuesday in a petition by Lefkowitz asking the right to examine the savings and loan associa tions, the insurance company and 46 ndividuals. Supreme Court Justice Jacob Marko Witz granted the petition and the . examination is to start Jan. 13. Lefkowitz said he was act ing to protect investors and had no proof that any loss had occurred. . He charged in his petition that the savings and loan as sociations had .insured $100 million in mortgage loan as sets with the International Guaranty and Insurance Co. One Teacher, One School, One Pupil Tahuya, Wash. -flJPD- Sally Metzler is a third-grader with her own private teach er even though she attends a public school. In fact, Sally is the only pupil and Miss Ella Gay is the only teacher at the Tahuya school. Here's how it happen ed: Last June, Tahuya voters rejected a proposal to consoli date their 20-pupil school with the Belfair school dis trict. It was charged that the measure was rejected by those without children who feared the consolidation would mean higher taxes. Anyway, when the school started in September, the par ents of the other 19 Tahuya pupils sent their chidlren off to Belfair schools. But Sally's mother decided to ; keep her eight-year-old daughter at Tahuya at least until she reaches junior high school age. '! Meanwhile, Miss Gay was en route to Alaska from Cali fornia to seek a teaching job but an automobile accident in Canada delayed her until it was too late and she returned to Seattle to apply for a post in the state of Washington. She was assigned to Tahuya. Experts Say Crabs No Summer Wanderers Gloucester Point, Va. (Sci ence Service)-Crabs seem to lose their wunderlust'in the summertime, fisheries re port. Some 500 tags have been returned to the Virginia Fish eries Laboratqry here from the 4,000 tagged crabs re leased since mid-May. Most crabs stayed within 10 miles of the spot where the tag was placed on them; some males were caught six or seven times in the same pot. We Give GREEN STAMPS CENTRAL REXALL DRUG Main and Central . Foreign Threat to Savings of Tangiers, Morocco. He said the insurance company's as sets had an actual value in this country of only $151,000 on Jan. 31, 1958. This sum, he said, included only $33,000 in cash, with fe rest in second mortgages and building con tracts. The petition also said J. Howard McGrath, former U.S. attorney general, was serving as a trustee of funds for International Guaranty McGrath denied this in a letter to Lefkowitz' office Promise High Interest The petition said "the grand design for the Tangier company's operations was masterfully planned" by Hopps. It further charged the allegedly- fraudulent mort gage insurance had "jeopard ized millions of dollars of the savings of New Yorkers." The companies advertised in New York promising interest rates of up to 5 per cent on insured mortgage security. The savings and loan com panies named are Commer cial Savings & Loan associa tion, Baltimorej which now is under indictment on charges of mail fraud; City Savings association, First Guaranty Savings association, and Chi cago Guaranty Savings asso ciation, all of Chicago; Idaho Savings & Loan association, Boise; Utah Savings & Loan association, Provo; Pruden tial Savings & Loan associa tion, Burley, Idaho; and Se curity Savings institute, Seat tle. . W $ ' - - V JEALOUSY VICTIMS Louis Vuona, 40, of Worcester, Mass., a salvage firm executive' and Barbara Betts. 30, a divorcee, who, were ambushed and slain as they walked on a back bay street in Boston, Mass. Vuona and Betts, who had been dating for several years, were killed by Edward Tumulty, 32, a cab driver and former boy friend of Miss Betts. great idea jor Shristmas giving. give your family rnore. tnrne jor- living... GIVE THE FINEST MADE- KitchenAld" AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER! THERE IS A MODEL, FOR EVERY KITCHEN OPEN Mon. & Fri. Nights Til Christmas SP 2-6011 "Wife Community Services In Valley Churches Tomorrow Thanksgiving Day services are scheduled tomorrow at community services and at in dividual churches tonight and Thursday. - Three community services are scheduled m Meaiora, Ashland, and Talent. The ministerial associations will sponsor the services in Bed ford at 10:30 a.m. and Ashland at 10 a.m.'. The Talent service will be at 7:30 o'clock tonight. The Medford service will be held at the First Methodist church, West Main at Laurel sts. with the Rev. William C. Piper of First Christian church giving the message. IhS. Discovers New Pneumatic Hammer Chicago (Science Service) -Another instance of Amer ican priority over Russian technology has come to light except that USA ingenuity made the discovery but in dustry has not yet picked it up. It i sa- vibrationless pneu matic hammer suitable for riveting and pavement breakers, that will not shake the stuffings out of the operator-and cause vibration sickness characterized by loss of hearing, vision, blood vessel spasms and bone joint damage. - . About a decade ago the Armour Research Foundation of the Illinois Institute of Technology developed a vi brationless pneumatic ham mer principle that could be applied to commercial vibra tion tools. But there were no takers interested in applying it to pneumatic reciprocating tools. Fish Get Oxygen Before Big Switch Salisbury, Rhodesia - (UPD -Game wardens stocking the giant new Lake Kariba are giving fish an oxygen anes thetic to lessen the pain of the transfer.;. ' Workmen planting fish in what will soon become the largest man-made lake in the world catch the fish -mostly bream-in Northern Rhodesia and transport them across the Rhodesias to the lake now being built behind the $280 million Kariba dam. ' To keep the fish from fight ing or ' becoming .too active en route, a stream of high pressure oxygen . is injected into the tank truck carrying the fish. This drugs them painlessly and keeps them quiet and un damaged during the long trip. -ilif i.; -,5 Cwnrtitlt-ftrtiMt DuknsMr ..;',:, EASY TERMS IRONRITE - Saver" Service 100 E. SIXTH I SALES GO. The service will be broad cast over radio station KMED j from 10:30 until 11:30 a.m. Other Ministers Other valley ministers will participate in the service. The offering will be divided be tween the Jackson County Board of Christian Education and the Ministerial associa tion. - - . The Ashland union, service will also be held in the First Methodist church, Laurel and Main sts. with the Rev. Cecil Coins, First Baptist church, speaking. The Rev. Earnest Bell, First Methodist church, Talent, will speak at the Talent commun ity service tonight at the Friends church, Old Pacific highway. Participating in the service will be the Friends, Assembly of God and the Methodist churches of Talent. Other Services Other services scheduled in the community include 7:30 o'clock service tonight at Zion Lutheran church, Fourth st. and Oakdale are., and 10 a.m. services Thursday at both As cension Lutheran church, 2501 Barnett rd. and St. Peter's Lutheran church, 1020 East Main st. The Rev. Ev S. Tollef- son will speak . at Ascension Lutheran and the Rev. John E. Simon of St. Peter's will speak on "The Christian's Song of Thanksgiving At 10:30 a.m. Thursday the Rev. W. Roy Frymire, former assistant pastor of Apostolic Faith church, Third st. and Central ave., will hold a praise service. Included in the service will be the 35-piece- orchestra, piano and pipe organ, under the direc tion of Bill Walden and the combined choruses of 50 mix ed voices will sing. " JUST ARRIVED - LIMITED QUANTITIES! . Automatic Forced-Air If it is warmth you want don't look any farther w hov. it for you! Giant snorkel blower is standard equipment on all "Buccaneer models. Automatically turns itself "ON HIGH AND LOW"-just set the magic dial fof the tempera lure you like day or night! Heavy duty brick-lined fire box will last for years. Save on fuel, enjoy real comfort! NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY BUDGET TERMS Wm. MHHMl If Model 120M (Manual & Fan) . $119.95 The medium 6-room Krctky "Buccaneer". A few pounds lighter than big S brother but a powerhouse with heat. Will take 22" wood. WARM FLOORS " SAVE UP ECONOMY MODELS PLENTY OF o SPECIALISTS Central at 10th 245 S. Scheduled There. will be no Friday evening service at the church. Holy Communion Holy communion with med itation will be given Thurs day at 10:30 a.m. at St. Mark's Episcopal church, Fifth st and Oakdale ave. ' Thanks giving service at First Church of Christ, Scientist,-100 Windsor ave., will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday. The lesson-sermon for the day will be "Thanksgiving." ' Thanksgiving day masses will be held Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic church at 7 and 9 a.m. No 8 aan. mass will be held, it was an nounced. Thanksgiving mass in Ashland will be . held at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of the Mountain Catholic church, 987 Hillview dr. At 10 a.m. Thursday Thanks giving services will be held at Grace Lutheran church, Frances lane, Ashland. Many valley churches have distributed, or will circulate the Scripture selections in bookmark form for daily read ing, published by the Ameri can Bible Society. The pro gram, in its 16th year, pro vides daily readings from Thanksgiving through Christ mas. Immediate Delivery MULTI-BARK Natural Organic Soil Conditioner & Mulch for Flower Shrubs Latent Gardens Alto for Erosion Control KOGAP LUMBER IND. SP 3-6601 Ext. 46 Model 120A (Automatic Thermostat and Fan) $139.95 The medium 6-room forced air automatic with thermo statically controlled damper will take . 22" wood. 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