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ff UHUI!' MEDFORD In Safurdav Accident Ashiand - a 19 -year-oid 1 Rogue Vajley Edition Southern Oregon college stu-1 dent suffered a fractured leg Tribune Page 2 and other injuries late Satur day night when he was struck by a car while helping to push another student's auto on Main St. i Bill E. Moore, Madras, was taken to Ashland General hos pital and later was transferred to Rogue Valley hospital in Medford. In addition to com pound leg fractures, he re ceived a lacerated wrist and possible torn leg muscles. The mishap occurred at 11:17 p.m. when Moore and five other SOC students were pushing a stalled car owned by Carla A. Tomlin, 19, Klam ath Falls. An auto driven by Lynden B. Levison, 44, of 156 Seventh at, (truck Moore and plowed into the Tomlin vehicle, Ash land police said. Levison was cited for viola tion of the basic rule. Industrial Shares Near Record High Gemert, Holland - (UPD -Five sisters, all under seven, died Friday night in a fire that destroyed their one-room wooden house here. New York-JUPD - Industrial shares again moved today within touching distance of their record high established Aug. 3. Strength in autos, chemic als, selected steels, tires, foods and electronics helped boost the average. Rails made an ir regular gain. Drugs continued under pressure and selling came into aircrafts. . Gains in the autos ranged to more than S2 a share with Ford and Chrysler in the lead. American Motors rose more than $1 and smaller "gains came into Studebaker-Pack-ard and General Motors. DOW - JONES AVERAGES New York - (ITD - Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 675.07. up 4.57; 20 railroads 154.09, up 0.44; 15 utilities 87.30, up 0.22, and 65 stocks 218.46, up 1.15. 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M. .. 439 i int. i'aper 136 Johns Manville ,. 50? Katy 5i Kennecott Copper 95 !2 Lockheed Aircraft . 313,i Montana Power Co. . 25 Montgomery Ward 51 '4 Nat l Biscuit 53 i New York Central 29 4 Pac Gas Sc Elec 62 Penney. J. C. 118 Penn RR 16 i Radio Corporation ll'.x Richfield Oil . 73,3 Safeway . : Sears (xd) 23 SheU OU ... 78"4 Socony Mobil Oil 40 Vg Southern Co 39 tj Southern Pacific . Standard California Standard Indiana Standard NJ Sun Mines - Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulfur Transamerica Trans World Air Tri-Continental j. Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines U.S. Rubber . .-. U.S. Steel Youngstown S&T 22 47 41T. 483, 6 83H 18 a 29 'S : 18 '4 T. 39 'i 31 'i ,40'i 35Ts 66 'x ..... 993,1 1314 Aluminum Talks Being Watched ; Washington -flJPD- Federal mediators watched aluminum contract negotiations in Chi cago today for a bargaining pattern that could, lead to a possible, settlement of the steel dispute. Federal Mediation Director Joseph F. Finnegan, who sus pended steel talks here last week because of lack . of progress, has said that "a set tlement area" for steel might emerge from the aluminum sessions. IKE AND NEHRU President Eisenhower, left, and Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru are shown together before the Presi dent's speech at the American Embassy in New Delhi. (UPI Telephoto) Arson Probers Seek Cause of California Fire Los Angeles -(UPD- Arson investigators probed the cause today of a potentially dangerous . brush fire which erupted in the exclusive Cold water Canyon area, causing slight damage to actor Charl ton Heston's $150,000 home and one other before it was brought under control. Three boys in the area were questioned Sunday night by investigators but were re leased a short time later. In vestigators said the blaze broke out under "suspicious circumstanoes." Under Control Some 300 firemen encir cled the swift-moving blaze Sunday and put it under con trol within four hours when strong winds blowing up to 60 miles an hour suddenly subsided. Heston's home, still under constrution, escaped damage by flames which were whipped to within 200 feet of it, but heat from the churn ing fire - shattered several large' sections of plate glass. The actor was reported in London working on a film. Other homes periled by the blaze included those of .such stars as singer Frank Sinatra, Ginger Rogers, Pejlgy Lee Cardinals Created; Pope Speaks on Birth Control Stand Vatican City (UPD Pope John XXIII today created eight new cardinals, includ ing two Americans, and in ac companying ceremonies reaf firmed Roman Catholic oppo sition to "erroneous doc trines" of birth control. The Pope noted that hunger is a "grave problem . . . f or a large part of mankind." "To remedy this most seri ous calamity one cannot in any way resort to erroneous doctrines and harmful and deadly methods of limitation of offspring," he said. "It is necessary instead that the riches drawn from the earth be placed . . . at the dis- and TV star Edd (Kookie) Byrnes. Top Story Burned The home of Antonio Lom bardo former secretary-treasurer of Mexico, was the only other residence damaged. The top story of the two-story duelling wajs burned and fire men estimated damage at $10,000'. Lombardo was not at home when the fire struck. The fire was only a short distance from Laurel Canyon where last July a brush fire destroyed 28 expensive homes and caused damage estimated at more than S2 million. posal of everybody." The elevation of the eight new cardinals, two of whom are American, increased the number of princes of the church to an unprecedented 79. ; The 79-year old pontiff for mally announced the names of the new cardinals to 33 of their fellows in the Vatican's Consistorial hall: They gave ritual approval to the appoint ments, which had been an nounced in advance. Pleased with Meetings The pointiff spoke briefly in Latin, expressing gratifica tion over his recent meetings with President Eisenhower and other statesmen - all of whom, he said, were inspired by a sincere will for peace. Seven of the eight cardinal designates were in Rome for the consistory and subsequent week-long ceremonies that will give them their red hats of office, including Archbish op Albert Meyer of Chicago, and Aloisius Muench, Fargo, N.D., former apostolic nun cion of Germany. . Total catch of less than 100,000 tons in Norway's spring herring fisheries in 1959 was the lowest in 23 years. enson ErSstlss, Denies e Plans To Give Uo Post Washington-fUPD - Agricul ture Secretary Ezra T. Ben son issued a bristling state ment from his hospital bed today declaring he does not plan to quit, despite GOP sentiment against him in the farm belt. "Resign?" Benson said. "I am resigned to one thing to do my duty as I see it to continue my fight for a pros- Berlin - (UPD - A Rembrandt painting showing the head of Christ was stolen Saturday from a West Berlin museum. It is worth nearly $60,000, po lice said. .. perious, expanding and free agriculture." Benson's statement was is sued from Walter Reed Army Medical Center where he is recuperating from abdominal surgery." Renewed speculation about Benson's political future was roused by a new round of re quests for his resignation by some Republican national committeemen in the farm states. 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