Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1960, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textfield Suggests Neuberger Honor Salem-IUPD-Gov. Mark Hat field recommended today that Green Peter dam be named after the late Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.). The dam is one which Neu berger sought to be renamed after former Interior Secre tary Douglas McKay, . when McKay died last year. . Hatfield's suggestion was contained in a letter to Rep. Walter Norblad (R-Ore.). Detroit dam east of here is now expected to be named aft er McKay. Gov. Hatfield Files For GOP Convention Salem-OiPIl-Gov. Mark Hat field filed Thursday as a can didate for state at large dele gate to the Republican na tional convention. He also is in the running for keynote speaker for the convention. CAUGHT IN WEBB Memphis, Tenn. -0JPD- Mrs. Maude Webb, 63, was granted a divorce Thursday from West A. Webb, 66. on her complaint that he "harassed" her for the past 20 years. The Webbs had 18 children. Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF : : A FARMER, visiting a city department store for the first time, was shown a pair of pajamas. "Glory be!" ex claimed the farmer. "What are the things for?" "They're worn at night," explained the clerk. "Like to buy a pair?" "Me?" said the farmer. "What for? Only place I go at nights is to bed." o The happiest man in the advertising world today is an account exec utive at 51st and Madi son. "I've just come from the Internal Revenue B u r e a u," he explains, "and I'm all paid up . through 1942." Two beautiful girls dallied at the rail on the top deck of a cruise ship. "It's exactly the way I pictured it,", sighed one. "Salt spray, turquoise skies, exotic islands and no men." "My girl's got the perfect system for keeping in. shape," re ports Kicky Nelson. "She never eats between males." 1960, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Features Syndicate Wall Street Chatter New York - (UPD - Investors tend to become too pessimis tic during market reactions and thus force prices much lower than business conditions warrant, says Amott, Baker and Co. And sometimes in periods of rising markets stock prices have outpaced business indi cators, the brokerage firm notes in its monthly invest ment letter. The firm believes the pessi mistic view held sway over the past few weeks. Purcell & Co. recommends United States Plywood Corp. This company ig firmly en trenched in the competitive but, nevertheless, fast grow ing plywood segment of the "highly cyclical" building in dustry, the firm notes in its investment advisory . digest. "The stock, selling at around 9V times earnings and yield ing 4.8 per cent on the indi cated dividend, looks attrac tive for purchase for both in come and potential long range capital, gain." Ira Haupt & Co. notes that sales and earnings on Cela nese Corp. of America have been growing at an above av erage rate since 1954 - a re sult of continued expansion of chemical and plastic facil ities, and the development of newer, higher margined fibers. However, at its current moderate price - earnings ratio the stock itself does not appear to be giving adequate recognition to the improving quality of its earnings, the firm points out. Bache - & Co. suggests switching from United Air craft, which has been disap- Four Minor Mishaps Reported in City Four minor traffic accidents were reported to Medford city police Wednesday, none of them resulting in any injuries. A quantity of oil and gaso line spilled onto Front st., between Main and Eighth sts. Wednesday at 11:20 a.m. when two trucks collided, rupturing one of the truck's fuel tanks, according to city police. The driver of the truck sustaining most of the damage was James Rich Hill, 44, Sac ramento, who told police that a small sports car swerved in front of his truck, while it was heading south on Front st., forcing it into a parked truck, registered to M. C. Lin inger and Sons, 3959 Hamrick rd. Hill's truck sustained dam age to the steering gear box and front bumper in addition to the fuel tank, and had to be towed from the scene, city police' said. Damage to the parked truck was negligible. Flush Gasoline City firemen flushed the gasoline from the street and spread sand over the oil. An accident occurred on private property at the Cen tral Motel, 510 South Central ave., about 7 a.m. Wednesday when a car operated by Daniel A. Parker, 38, of the same address, backed into a brick constructed sign owned by the motel, according to city police. Damage was moderate to both the sign and the vehicle, they said. A third traffic accident oc curred about 11:05 p.m. pointing in its performance in recent weeks, into Siegler or Universal Oil products. Wednesday when a car regis tered to Alma M. Skov, 1185 East Pine st., was damaged while it was parked on a lot at 1206 Riverside ave., ac cording to city police. A wit ness told police he saw a sta tion wagon back into the Skov vehicle then drive off without leaving information at the scene. Minor damage was done to the right rear door of the Skov vehicle, police said. Another accident occurred about 5:05 p.m. when cars operated by Hubert Dale Brown, 36, of 2232 Spring st; and D. Stanley Yoder, 1624 Stratford ave., collided at the MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Friday, March 11, 1960 A 5 intersection of Jackson st. and Crater Lake ave., city police said. . They said both vehicles ap parently stopped at the four way stop intersection then proceeded into the intersec tion at the same time. The Brown vehicle sustained dam age to the right front fender and the Yoder vehicle, slight damage to the front end. No citations were issued. WANT OIL PROFITS Cairo (UPI) Lebanon has re fused to allow the construc tion of a new oil pipeline through its territory unless its oil-rich neighbors agree to share part of their profits with it and other' Arab countries which have no such natural resource. 1' MAR. 22 13-21-30-371 F 52-59-80-86) TAUKUS APR. 21 I MAY 21 1. A.17.191 W w- w . ... GEMINI MAY 22 3 I ,i .ie -v 4- 5-10-24 31-42-74 CANCEI JUNE 23 JULY 23 2- 7-16-201 25-63-65 ID. LEO JULY 24 -., AUG. 23 il 1-14-29-401 48-64-73 vnco AUG. 2' SEPT. 22 H tl-5-51-53 161-67-70 STAR GAXElC) By CLAY R. POLLAN K Your Daily Aefrvify Gukfe H According to th Siors. To develop message for Soturdoy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. UMA SEPT. OCT. 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