Locals
Lamp Thafl An ornament
al lamp was taken from the
front hall of an apartment
house at 119 North Central
ave., Wednesday night, ac
cording to city police.
Screen Smashed-Raymond
Wesley Brabham told city po
lice someone broke the screen
door at his residence, 97
Black Oak dr.. Thursday
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Dance Slated-The Prospect
Lions club is sponsoring a
' dance in the Prospect Com
munity hall starting at 9 p.m.
, Saturday, Nov. 29. The Elk
Creek Ramblers will provide
music for the public event.
.
Medical Patients - Elbert
Nelson. 860 West 14th st.,
Medford, and Ira Thornburg,
route 1, box 675, Eagle Point,
were listed as medical patients
at Sacred Heart hospital to
day.
.
Patients - Frank Doty, 201
Chestnut st., Medford, and
Corby Bennett, Grants Pass,
were listed as surgery pa
tients in Sacred Heart hospital
today.
Cited-A car operated by
Daniel Dean Marques, 413
Clark st., struck a sign at
North Central ave. and Court
st., early this morning, ac
cording to city police. Mar
ques was not injured but was
cited by city police for viola
tion of basic rule.
Permits Three permits
have recently been issued by
the city building department.
Holiday House Trailer Sales
company was issued a permit
for $7,000 to remodel a com
mercial building at 213 South
Fir st. Bruce Houck was is
sued a permit for $1,500 to
erect three signs at 1182
Court st. A third permit was
Issued to Electrical Products
for $2,000 to erect a sign at
30 North Riverside ave.
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Meeting Changed Med
ford Altrusa club will meet
Saturday, Nov. 28, at noon at
the Jackson hotel rather than
the Medford hotel as origi
nally announced.
Bicycle Stolen-Joseph Ar
thur Banks, 104 Jeanette ave.,
told city police that his bicy
cle had been stolen from
McLoughlin Junior High
school Wednesday afternoon.
Quaker Attire-Mrs. Marie
Haines, Newberg, will wear
and display old fashioned
Quaker attire when she
speaks Sunday during the
closing exercises of the Sun
day school of Talent Friends
church at 10:45 . a.m. Mrs.
Haines will tell of her grand
father's part in the under
ground railroad in Ohio which
antislavery Northerners used
to help escaped Negro slaves
reach Canada prior to the
Civil war.
Littrell Parts Gets
County Contract
Littrell Parts, Medford, has
been awarded a contract to
provide the county road de
partment with oxygen, acety
lene and carbide, the county
court said today.
Littrell Parts was low of
two companies submitting
bids Wednesday, the county
court said.
Littrell Parts bid $1.87 per
cylinder containing 244 cubic
feet of oxygen and $4.41 per
100 cubic feet of acetylene
and $9.95 per lGtt) pounds of
carbide.
The other bidder, Industrial
Air Products, also of Medford,
submitted bids of $1.94 for
the oxygen, $4.48 for the
acetylene and $9.98 per 100
pounds for the carbide.
Pauls Valley, Okla. -(UPD-Bob
Martin had been hunting
the source of a bad odor in
his home until he went to his
closet Thursday to get his
hunting jacket for a Thanks
giving quail hunt and dis
covered one dead quail from
a previous hunt still in the
jacket pocket.
24c
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Fried Whitefish Fillet Patty on a Toasted Bun
with Lettuce and Tartar Sauce
A DELICIOUS
HOT FISH SANDWICH
Three Persons
Appear in Court
William Harrison Smith, 39,
Lynwood, Calif., pleaded
guilty Wednesday to charges
of uttering and publishing a
false check and a pre-sentence
report was ordered by Circuit
Judge James Main.
Amil Faulkner, 33, of route
1, Lebanon, pleaded guilty in
circuit court Wednesday to
district attorney's information
and the case was continued
for an FBI report.. He was
charged with taking a house
trailer belonging to Boyer
Kennedy Trailer Rentals, Inc.,
Medford, from the county
without written consent.
The case of George Sow
ards, 1588 Springbrook rd.,
charged with non-support, was
continued to Dec. 4. He was
released on $250 bail.
Obituaries
ROBERT J. KETTLES '
Robert James Kettles, 78,
died at his r e s i d e n c e, 819
South Peach st., Medford,
yesterday. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced by
Perl Funeral home.
LOUIS M. STONEBREAKER
Newberg - Louis M. Stone-
breaker, 71, former Rogue
Valley resident died this
morning at his home in New-
Derg. tie was born March 31,
1888. in Michigan and lived
in Newberg the last several
years.
Survivors include his wife.
Margaret, and two children,
Richard Stonebreaker, and
Mrs. Margaret Nelson, all
JNewberg.
Funeral services will be
held Saturday, Nov. 28, at
11 a.m. at the Brown Memor
ial chapel in Newberg.
EFFIE PEARSON
Mrs. Effie Cordelia Pear
son died Thursday in a local
hospital. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced by
Conger-Morris, funeral direc
tors.
LAURA STEPHENSON
Funeral services for Mrs.
Laura B. Stephenson, 68, of
721 West 14th st., who died
in a local hospital Thursday,
will be held at 10:30 a.m.
Monday in Chapel Mortuary.
The Rev. John O. Reynolds,
pastor of the Westminster
United Presbyterian church,
will officiate. Interment will
be in Siskiyou Memorial
park.
Casket bearers will be
Frank Elrod, Robert Elrod,
Jack Russell, Jack Schultz,
Nick Theis, and Ernest Wal-
lin.
Mrs. Stephenson, the
daughter of August and Hes
ter Smith, was born in Sacra
mento, Calif., June 1, 1891.
She was also married in Sac
ramento on Sept. 25, 1912, to
George S. Stephenson. Mr.
Stephenson was a superinten
dent for Swift and Company
for 18 years, and on his re
tirement the couple came to
Medford 12 years ago, where
Mr. Stephenson died on Oct.
27, 1957. .
Mrs. Stevenson was a mem
ber of the Klamath Falls
Aloha chapter of the Order
of Eastern Star.
Survivors include one son,
Ward M. Stephenson, Cottage
Grove, Ore.; one brother, Ar
thur N. D. Smith, Sacramen
to; two sisters, Mrs. Maude
Fulton, Los Angeles, and Mrs.
Florence Anderson, Sun Val
ley, Calif.; two grandchildren
and two greatgrandchildren.
One son, George W. Stephen
son, was killed in World War
II, and another son, Richard
E. Stephenson, died in 1927.
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Confrads Awarded
For Work in Forest
B. D. Greene, Ashland, has
been awarded a contract by
the forest service to construct
a 10-man bunkhouse at Butte
Falls Ranger station, Carroll
E. Brown, supervisor of Rogue
River National forest, has an
nounced. Starr Builders of Lebanon
will construct a warehouse at
the new Prospect Ranger sta
tion, he said.
Bids will be invited Mon
day for construction of a resi
dence at the Union Creek
Ranger station, Brown said.
Contracts recently complet
ed include a residence at Star
Ranger station and two 10
man bunkhouses at Union
Creek, constructed by E. J
Fordyce and Associates of
Medford. An equipment stor
age building and office addi
tion at Butte Falls has been
completed by Rogue Valley
Construction company.
The contracts, along with
the new Prospect Ranger sta
tion, are helping to alleviate
an acute shortage of housing
and administrative facilities
in the national forest, Brown
said.
SILVER COLLECTOR DIES
Memphis, Tenn.-ttJPD-Mem-phis
jeweler Julius Goodman,
87, well known for his col
lection of old silver including
the famous Hester Bateman
and George II patterns, died
Thursday.
Over-the-Counier
Western Stocks
The following bid and asked
quotations, from the National
Association of Securities Deal
ers, Inc., do not represent ac
tual transactions. They are a
guide to the range within
which these securities cculd
have been sold (indicated by
the "bid") or bought (indicat
ed by the "asked") at the
at the time of compilation.
Common Stocks Bid
Asked
Bank of America 47
Calif.-Pacific Utilities 38
Cascades Plywood 34 V
Cons. Freightways 20 Vj
Copco 33
First National Bank 5714
50
39
36
21
35
61
33
38
38
22
27
70
39
26
Morrison-Knudsen 3Hi
Northwest Pwr. & L,t 35 i
Pacific Pwr. & Lt. 35
Permanente Cement 21
Portland Gen. Elec 26
U. S. National Bank 66
United Utilities 37 Vx
West Coast Tel. 24
Investment Funds
Noon Quotations on selected
funds supplied by the Medford
branch of Foster & Marshall, mem
bers New York Stock Exchange.
Fund Bid Asked
Bullock 13.05 14.30
Chem Fund 11.35 12.28
Pnlnnlol Rnm 12 39 13.54
Eaton Howard' Stk 24.33 26.01
Fidelity 18.38 17.B3
Group Sec Avia-Elec 9.11 958
Group Sec Com Stk 12.40 13.58
Rrmm S Pptr 9 5(1 1(141
Group Sec Steel 10.75 11.77
iroupec xoDac .oa o.oi
Keystone B-3 15.78 17.22
Keystone B-4 9.50 10.37
Kpvitnne K.2 15.14 16.52
Keystone S-l 19.01 20.74
Keystone s-z 11.02 iz.bB
Keystone S-3 14.01 15.29
Keystone S-4 13.10 14.29
Mass Inw Grth Stic 14.21 15.36
TV-Elec i 15.70 17.11
Value Line Inc 5.49 6.00
Wellington 14.43 15.72
Portland Livestock
Portland (UPD USDA Cattle
for week 1150. Choice to prime
1162 lb. steers 27.75. choice 1195
lb. 27; mixed good-choice 26.50;
utility 17.50-21; cutters 15-23.50;
utility cows 13.50-15; canners-cut-ters
10-11; utility bulls 20.50-21.
Calves for week 200. tood-
choice vealers 28-32; standard
calves and vealers 26-27; cull-util
ity 11-19.
Hogs lor weeK 1383. u. a. i ana
butchers 180-235 lb. 14.50-15:
mixed 1. 2 and 3 lots 13.50-14.25;
sows 300-550-lb. 10-1250.
Sheep for week 1525. Good-
choice wooled lambs 16.50-1750;
shorn 15.50-16.75; good-choice
feeders 14-15.25; cull-good ewes
3-5.
Portland Produce
Portland (UPI) Dairy market:
Eees To retailers: Grade A A ex
tra large, 48-51c; AA large, 46-47c;
A large, 43-44c; AA medium 38-39c;
AA small, 27-32C; cartons l-3c ad
ditional. Butter To retailers: AA and
grade A prints, 70c lb.; carton, lc
higher; B prints. 68c.
Cheese, medium cured To re
tailers: A grade Cheddar single dai
sies, 41-51c; processed Ameri
can cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 41-43C.
Weather
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Generally
fair through Saturday with vary
ing amounts of high cloudiness
with chances of gusty winds this
evening. Low 30-33; high Saturday
55-58.
Western Oregon: Increasing
cloudiness tonight, mostly cloudy
Saturday with a few showers
mostly along the coast and in the
north portion. A little cooler along
the coast Saturday. Low tonight 35
45: high Saturday 54-64.
Northern California: Fair through
Saturday.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE : Mean yester
day 43; above normal 1.
Record high this date 64 in 1949.
Record low this date 13 in 1919.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight, none. Midnight to 10
a-m., none.
Total this month .16 inch, 2.11
inches below normal.
Total since Sept. 1. 1.06 inches,
3.77 inches below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
49, highest this a.m. 92.
High 4.00 24-
City Yester- a.m. nr.
day Low Free.
Brookings
Crater Lake .
75
48
55
54
55
55
48
26
27
20
25
26
Grants Pass
Klamath Falls
MEDFORD
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Yakima .
48 32
36 22
44 18
Eureka
Red Bluff
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
73
77
72"
77
86
45
38
56
54
40
12
26
69
40
44
Phoenix
Denver
Chicago
Miami Beach
New York
Washington, D. C.
73
28
33
75
42
48
Quotes From the News
United Press International
Paris - Folies Bergere chorus girl Colette Langolce, trav
eling to America for a staging of the Folies at Las Vegas,
Nev.:
"I see America as an immense, luxurious place, filled
with eligible young men."
San Francisco - Kevin Richard Gale, 35, arrested
charges of embezzling up to $2 million in Australia:
"I never counted it. The Australian newspapers claimed it
was $500,000 and the auditors later fixed it at two million.
I guess that was it. Anyway, it was a lot of money."
London Earl Mountbatten, Britain's highest ranking
military officer,' calling President Eisenhower a great com
mander in war and a president of peace:.
"He gave the order to go on D-Da?, and I believe that
single order was one of the greatest orders anyone was called
upon to give, and history has shown how right that decision
was."
Chicago - Coroner Walter McCarron, announcing that a
blue ribbon inquest jury will start hearing testimony on the
11-death crash of a TWA cargo plane into a crowded resi
dential area near Midway Airport:
"Midway Airport was there first. We want to know why
more homes were allowed to be built there."
Two Accidents
Reported Here
Accidental brushing
against an automatic shift
lever caused an accident yes
terday on Crater Lake High
way near Eagle Point, state
police reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rannis
Watkins, Douglas City,
Calif., had stopped along the
highway to change drivers.
Watkins hit the shift lever
with his arm as he slid along
the seat. Shifting into re
verse, the car knocked down
Mrs. Watkins as she walked
behind the car, police said.
The car went across the
highway and into a shallow
ditch on the east side. Police
said Watkins accidentally hit
the shift lever again causing
the car to shift into "grade
retard" gear. The car went
forward into a culvert filled
with water. Watkins' head
hit tiie windshield, which was
broken.
Watkins was treated at Sa
cred Heart hospital for a cut
forehead. Mrs. Watkins was
apparently unhurt, state po
lice said.
In another accident, John
Iver Gustafson, route 2, box
188, Central Point, suffered
a cut on his head when his
car went out of control on
Vilas rd. near Table Rock
four corners yesterday.
The car went 154 feet into
a private yard after crossing
the highway, police said.
St. Albans, England -flJPD-Job
Lowe complained Wednes
day night the local golf club
refused to let his nine-year-old
son join because he could
beat all the adult members.
Lowe, head bartender at the
Batchwood Hall golf club,
said club officials ruled the
boy was too young to join. "It
is not because he is too young.
Members are afraid a child
might beat them," said the
father.
ATTENTION EAGLES!
Sadie Hawkins Dance
Saturday, Nov. 28
JACK'S MELODY TRIO
Eagles and Guests Welcome
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SATURDAY NIGHT
With Dick Spain Bill Lively
and the Rogue Valley Boys Western Music
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SATURDAY NITE
Come, join the crowd
for an evening of
good fun at the
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Every Saturday Nite 9 to 1
Music by
VIC FLOOD & the Rhythm Masters '
Hardwood Floor Enlarged dining facilities
Check Room Free Large Parking Area
SPONSORED BY VFW EVERYONE WELCOME
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Woman Arrested
For Passing Checks
A pregnant woman told
city police this week she was
responsible for a number of
bad checks passed in Medford
recently.
Police said the woman gave
her name as Mrs. Barbara
Jean Parker who came here
from California six months
ago.
Police estimate she passed
$300 to $400 worth of bad
checks here over the past two
weeks. '
She opened an account at a
local bank two weeks ago
with a bad check from a Cal
ifornia bank. She has since
drawn checks on the account,
according to city police.
Police had earlier ques
tioned Mrs. Parker in connec
tion with the checks, but they
said she denied writing them
at that time. Earlier this week
she walked into the station
with her lawyer and admitted
the checks were hers, police
said.
She waived a preliminary
hearing in district court and
was released on her own re
cognizance, according to po
lice.
Phoenix Firemen
Seek Broken Toys
Phoenix Phoenix volun
teer firemen are seeking bro
ken toys to repair for distribu
tion to needy families, Leo
Furry, fire chief, announced
today.
Those having toys should
bring them to the fire station
next to city hall in Phoenix or
call Lloyd O. Nikodym, 416
Pine st., Phoenix, KEystone
5-1388, for pickup.
Last year the fire depart
ment distributed toys to 25
youngsters in six families.
EAGLE
POINT
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Prizes!
Fun!
Frolic!
E. B. LEMON
To Speak in Medford .
Payola Probe Seen
End of Rock 'n Roll
Memphis, Tenn.-flJPD- Band
leader Teddy Phillips said
today the investigation of disc
jockey payolas would mean
"the death - permanent - of
rock and roll music and all
those other crazy beats."
Phillips, who also composes
ballads and popular music,
said disc jockeys now are
afraid to take money to play
the rock and roll music.
He said composer.? of "good
music" will benefit.
He also said he believes the
investigations will bring back
the music of Tin Pan Alley
greats like Irving Berlin and
Cole Porter. ;
Births
JONES - To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles D., 1936 Table Rock
rd., Medford, Nov. 27, 1959,
a girl, 6 pounds, in Sacred
Heart hospital.
D'OLIVO-To Mr. and Mrs.
David, 401 Beach st., Ash
land, Nov. 27, 1959, a boy,
6V4 pounds, in Sacred Heart
hospital.
St. Anne's Altar Society
CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON AND
o BAKED FOODS & GIFT SALE
Sa niea assortment of dried plant material for arrangement
Girls Community Club House
229 North Bartlett
Monday, Nov. 30th -12 Noon to 9 P.M.
Luncheon Served 12 till 2
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Rotary District
Governor to Talk
At Local Meeting
The Medford Rotary club
will be host to Dean E. B.
Lemon of Corvallis, governor
of district 511 of Rotary Inter
national, Monday, Nov. 30,
and Tuesday, Dec. 1.
Lemon is making his annual
visit to each of the 26 Rotary
clubs in the district.
He will speak at the Tues
day noon luncheon meeting
of the Medford club. Monday
night he will confer with Club 1
President Kenneth W. Cook,
Secretary William M. Cald
well and other officers and
committee heads.
- Lemon recently retired as
dean of administration at Ore
gon State college after serv
ing the college for 48 years.
He has for many years been
an educational leader in the
west and civic leader in Cor
vallis. Last month, he Was
named chairman of the newly-established
state committee
on college scholarships.
Elected District Head
He was elected as a district
governor of Rotary Interna
tional for 1959-60 at Rotary's
50th annual convention in
New York City last June. He
is one of 261 district gover
nors supervising the activities
of more than 10,200 Rotary
clubs with a combined mem
bership of nearly 500,000 busi
ness and professional leaders
in 113 countries of the world.
Objectives of Rotary are to
develop better understanding
and fellowship among busi
ness and professional men,
promote community - better
ment undertakings, raise the
standards of business and pro
fessions, and foster the ad
vancement of good will, un
derstanding and peace among
all the peoples of the world.
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Sherman, Tex. -(UPD- Lloyd
Cleary won the monthly
Sherman Lions club attend
ance prize, but didn't receive
it. The day it was to be award
ed, Clearly was absent..
This Evening
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