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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1960)
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It took seven stitches to clone the wound on Hatsis' head. arket May Upset LonqTime Trend by Good May Showing GERMANS PLACE AD New York-aTD-West Berlin leaders, including Mayor Wil ly Brandt and four members of the West German Bunde stag (Parliament), today ; placed full-page newspaper . advertisements here charg- I lng: "The present status of the Soviet-occupied zone of Ger I many. . . not only Infringes on a nation's rights to self ! determination and survival, it is also a real source of new ' discord in the heart of Eur i ope." SAVE 3-Pc. Colored Bath Ensemble Concord, N. H.-HTO-About a dozen persons picked the New Hampshire State House . here Saturday urging the state to . free jailed Christian Pa cifist Dr. Willard Uphaus. By ELMER C. WALZER UPI Financial Editor New York - H?l - The stock market, which Iirs a tendency to do what isn't expected, could turn up sh o r t ly and make a good showing for May. The month of May isn't one that hat shown definite trends over the years. It'a Elr Waller just about a stand-off in gains and losses. Those who hold there is a prospect of a recovery move ment point to the consistent perverscness of the market so far this year. Reversed Trend According to past history, the market rises in January. This January it had It widest drop in history save for that dread October of 1929. February usually is a month of decline. This year the mar ket rose a bit in the second month. March, when a rise is in or der, witnessed a decline. April with a slight edge on gains over the years saw a further decline. May and June are the stand off months, and often they form.the base for the market's traditional summer rally. Declines ill the market have hurt many people it is noted and hence there could well be stiff resistance to a market rise at this time. But. the expert! point out that the market has several things in its favor. Trading has been very light. Only a little more than four per cent of the stock listed has been traded to far this year which meant no rush to sell that marked the 1029 catastrophe. Secondly, prices have been driven down to levels where in the not distant past many traders were lured from the sidelines to make purchases which helped sustain the mar ket. In the third place, it is held that business has ignored the market decline that is prepar ing to spend vast sums for new construction and rehabili tation of plants. S. B. Lurie, research expert for the brokerage firm of Josephthal & Co., notes that the readjustment In business taking place may stem primar ily from an excessive build-up following settlement of the steel strike and unprecedently unfavorable weather in late winter. "Today't head lines," he says, "may reflect no more than a compressed or concen trated rolling readjustment. "If this is true, it almost automatically follows that pait maladjustments are being corrected before they become a major or long-lasting depressant. "Thus, there's at least the hope if not the promise of better business in the second half of the year. "After all. consumer spend ing - the dominant force in the economy - is high. Retail sales, and this means auto mobile sales too, are good. "Moreover, there is a sub stantial backlog of capital appropriations o be trans lated into actual orders. The business fundamentals may well be better than specu lative psychology." Lurie doesn't look for a market boom. He believes that once there is more vitality in the general business trend, the best market gains will center on the leading issues -and not the special dynamics. Burgler-Chaut Forgrtt Sorftiihing Washington - A 43-year-old woman awoke from a sound ' sleep to discover a burglar I pawing through her closet. The woman leaped out of bed and chased the burglar out the back dnor. 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