Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 26, 1960, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Textn Japan Jus treated ! 7J0 acre Ittke by sealing off ttie sea in southern Honshu. 1 1t T RUN! I OAHY RITA :ooper-hayworthS VAN 11 HEFLIN HUNTER k: COHBURU COLON 3 S "BDCHANAN RIDES ALONE' COLOR! JINNIFH KOIDEN El WORLD'S M0ST H0N0RED SH0W J 5 aB TECHNICOLOR ' $ 2f XSl F" tuning 'rf5""3 II 5 DAVID NIVEN ,1. Eg academy CANTINFIAS 1 JL awards i ROBERT NEWTON IAWARDS' SBKLCT MacHINE fiiE 52 Best Picture Awards -XSjf WELCOME ELKS! I Doors Open 7:00 Show Starts 7:30 Stage Show at 8:00 Feature Screens at 8:55 ONE COMPLETE SHOW Regular Adult and Student Prices 1i- 8S STAGE 10 FEATURING 'AROUND THE WORLD" rj THEME ?S P-CS HEADLINED BY -J4 THEME HEADLINED by "THE A.? "THE tpfN POPULAIRES" 7?M$Y POPULAR RECORDING STARS f I "THE TEMPESTS" j ) Ivfrtt J0HN IUSK AT THE n ) III fYi THUR.-FRI.-SAT. POPULAIRES" POPULAR RECORDING STARS "THE TEMPESTS" THE CLUB "100" CAFE Welcomes the Elks Convention to Medford BEST OF FOOD Your Favorite Western r tarn Bevera FRIENDLY SHVICE A MO GOOD FOOD IS OU MOTTO 42 M. Front ... Across Fra Is National fervk fhr m 2-I7SS Local and Suigiry Patient Law rence Anderson, 623 Benson St., Medford, was listed as a surgery patient today at Sac red Heart hospital. Filx Nam - Daniel M Donahue has filed an assumed business name Dan Dee Plumbing and Heating fur the business located at 2940 North Pacific highway. Homa From Trip - James Porter, 1488 South Peach st., has returned from a two-week vacation trip in the south. He visited in Nevada, Arizona, California and Mexico. I I Meeting Tonight The Ore gon Mobile Home Owners association will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Girls , Community club. All mobile 1 home owners association members and non-members are invited. In Hospital C o n r a d W. Johnson, 930 Prospect St., i Klamath Falls, and Raymond Stotler, route 1. box 721, j Eagle Point, were listed as medical patients today at Sacred Heart hospital. 4 BIG ACTS VODVIL!! Personal File neroe - The assumed business name The Music Makers has been filed in the county clerk's office by Doyle F. Smith, Woodrow H. Howell and William H. Schroeder, all members of a dance band which plays in Gold Hill. A Convanlion-Dr. William J. Thompson, Medford, at tended the recent three-day state optometric convention in Eugene. He presided as chairman over a meeting of the public information com mittee of the Oregon Opto metric association. Cltan-Up Slated A clean up day is scheduled at the Central Point, cemetery Fri day and Saturday, May 27 and 28. Those participating are asked to take shovels, hoes, wheelbarrows and pow er mowers. The work will start at 9:30 a.m. each day. Purs Taktn - Mrs. Ray Chamberlin. 2312 Roberts rd., notified i h e r i f f's deputies Wednesday afternoon of the theft of a purse from her mother, Mrs. Sophia Terovac, route 1, box 557, Gold Hill, containing $230. Machines Missing-Kenneth F. Lucas, 216 Central ave., Ashland, told sheriff's depu ties that several gum ma chines had been stolen during the past few weeks. The last was from Roxy Ann Bowling Lanes. Boy Biitan Lloyd Allen Lovell Jr., 15, of 1304 Reddy ave., was bitten by a dog Wed nesday while collecting for his paper route, according to city police, Police said the boy's father told them the boy was bitten on the leg, and that the bite drew blood. Two-Car Collision Cars operated by Rodney Loren Fowler, 17, Phoenix, and James Lew Harrington, 31, Eagle Point, collided Wednes day afternoon on Riverside ave., between Central ave., and Barentt rd., according to city police. No citations were issued. Retire Nam - Mable Con ger and Carlos W. and Nelson M. Morris have retired the name Ashland Mortuary, ac cording to records on file in the county clerk's office. The name has been assumed by Gordon C. and Joyce L. Hays. Hays, former general man ager, has purchased the mor tuary. a a To Conference Gene Wil liams, manager of the Med ford agency of Standard In surance company, Portland, and Glen Fabrick of the Med ford office have been invited to a company conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, June 22 to 25. More than 200 persons, including leading field repre sentatives from 17 agencies in five western states and Ha waii, are to attend. Births JACOBSON To: Mr: and Mrs. Everett Eugene, White City, May 24, 1960, a boy, 10Vt lbs., at Rogue Valley hospital. TURNBULL To: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Duane, Rogue River, May 24, 1980, a girl, 51. lbs., at Rogue Valley hos pital. STEELE To: Mr. and Mrs. Harold, 3444 Hollywood ave., Medford, May 22, 1960, a girl, 334 lbs., at Rogue Valley hos pital. MILLER - To Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B., 2749 Old Stage rd., Medford, May 25, 1960, a boy, 7Vj pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. RAKER - To Mr. and Mm. Wallace, 401 South Fifth at., Jacksonville, May 19, I960, girl, 6 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. The elm Is a loose barked tree therefore more readily open than other trees to fun gus infections. Over-tfie-Coun!er Western Stocks The following bid and ask ed quotations, from the Na tional Association of Secur ties Dealers, inc., do not rep resent actual transactions! They are a guide to the range ! within which these securities 1 could have been sold Undi-I cated by the "bid"! or bought ' (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Common Storks Bid Akrd Bunk of America ... 42J 43 'a Caht. Pacific Utilities 19ls 21 Cascades Pl wood ...... 31 33 I Com. Freight ways 17j CopCO ...... 3.aj Cyprus Minci Corp. .... 22' First National Bank .... 52 MurrUon-Knudben - 29 'j Northwest Nat. Gat .... 21 ' Pacific Pwr. & Lt 3tt3B Permanente Cement .... 22 Portland Gen. Elec.. 2U-lt IT. S. National Bank... fiti United Utilities . 3U'4 West Coast Tel. 24 4 Weyerhaeuser is. 37-. 24, :is', 23', 41'. . 26', I 33 'a ' Investment Funds Noon quotauoiu Tunas: Fund Bullock Chem Fund Colonial Ener Eaion Howard Stk . Fidelity Bid 12.34 1123 11.6!) 1 1 .7.1 Askrd 13 S3 12.15 12.78 12 56 !i 35 10 21 12!I7 9 44 9 74 8 45 17 20 10 30 16 22 20 43 12 37 14 52 14.30 13 81 8 88 3.69 13.14 13 GrouD Sec AvtaElec9 32 Group See Com Stic 1 1 .84 Group Sec Pelr .... S.Ut Group Sec Steel .... 8 Hf Group Sec Tobac .. 7.71 Keystone B-3 13.76 Keystone B-4 Keystone K-2 Keystone S-l . 14.87 18.74 Keystone S-2 1133 Keystone S-3 13 30 Keystone S-4 13.10 Mass Inv Grlh Stk 14.62 TV-KUc 8 IS Value Line Inc .V21 Wellington 13 89 Portland Produce The foltow-ing price quotations are from the agricultural market ing service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Portland. Eggs: Prices lo retailers, cartons, X large AA 47-50: large AA 43 47; large A 43-46: medium AA 40 44; small AA 33-38. Prices to pro ducers: X large AA 34-38ia; large AA 32-36ii; large A 30-32: medium AA 28-321.; ,maii AA 22-26'a. Butter: Prices to retailers, No. 1 prints delivered, AA and A 07, B 65. Poultry: Prices to retailers, de livered, for grade A quality, fry ers, whole 38-40. cut up 43-45; light type hens, whole 30-31. cut up 32-35; heavy type hens, whole 40-45. IT'S AGAINST THE LAW Montpelicr, Vt.-UPH-Allow-ing a bull to run at large is against the law in Vermont. Conviction brings a $100 fine. WELCOME ELKS! TABU Dinner House and Lounge Featuring ITALIAN DINNERS Comer I Oth & South Riverside T WELCOME ELKS Special Dinner Memorial Day ROAST TURKEY AND DRESSING ROAST LEG O' PORK, wappl-sauc. VIRGINIA BAKED HAM wyams' Southern Fried Chicken.- $1.75 Children Always Welcome See All of Historic Jacksonville JUBILEE CLUB AND RESTAURANT Jacksonville, Ore. HI ELKS! WELCOME TO MEDFORD Open for Breakfast 7 A.M. COItWlrUi Comltt y Otheri 120 PIVtIOt TRY OU CAFETfRlA-STYli LUNCH HIVID MOHOAY THRU SATURDAY MIRCHANTS LUNCH U Boardman Bill i Passage Assured Washington il'PI Senate-1 House conferee late Wednes-I day unanimously accepted I an amendment to the military authorization construction' bill providing for the state of j Oregon to acquire the Board-; man bombing range. Sen. Hall S. Lusk (D-Ore ) , said passage was now asured. ' probably early next week, i Lusk and Sen. Wayne! Morse iD-Ore.) introduced the amendment. Oregon will get ! the 96. Olio-acre Boardman ' range, which it wants for in-1 duttrial development, by giv-1 ing the federal government an equal amount of land in the southeast part of the slate. Skin Divers Seek Missing Fishermen Vancouver, Wash. -41TP- An intensified search using skin divers was planned today in an effort to find two missing Vancouver sports fishermen. Them en are Have Moats. 23, and Charles Foshaug, 26. An overturned racing-type boat and a jacket were found near Lake River about six miles north of here. The men started a catfishing trip Tues day. BAN HOT 'CANDY' Green Bay. Wis.-HW State and local authorities have ordered Green Bay merchants to stop selling fireworks which look like' candy. A Green Bay housewife suffer ed a slight concussion Mon day night when she bit into one of the small, colored fire crackers, thinking it was candy. It exploded in her mouth. Police said the fire crackers which are slightly smaller than marbles, are col ored red, yellow and brown. FILM CRITIC DIES London-IUPll-George Camp bell Dixon, 84, film critic for the London Daily Telegraph for nearly 30 years and au thor of several plays, short stories and books, died Wed nesday. $1150 Compltre Dinner TW 9-1606 J BROILEF Try our Prime Bib 1 71 'vV ' ' ot Beef au Jus . Elks' S pt el a I T 00 ; V i ' Tenderloin Steak.... - ' .N, Dinnfri Irons 1 50 up. Weather FORECASTS Medford and viciniu: Cloudy and mild uith a lew fcaiutred showers tonight. Partial clearing Kri.ay wiui shower, over moun tains. Mild leotpratures. lAtw to n'fhf 4S-4" Hfh Krtdav tltar 70. Western Oregon: Partly ciuuu tonight and Friday with change ol a luw scattered showers A little warmer Friday. Low tonight 4J 3U High Fn.Uy 60-70. Northern Caillornla: Scattered showers north ot I'kiah tonight. Partly cloudy and slightly warmer Frlda . LOCAL DATA TK-MPERAILHE Mean Jester dav 52: below normal 9. Kecurd high this data 90 in 1952 Krrorri iow this date 32 In 1922 PRECIPITATION: 24 houra to midnight. 39 inch. Mldiuht lo 1U a.m . 07 inch. Total this month 1.73 inch, .75 inch ahocc normal. Total since Sept. 1. 13 60 inches. 1 05 inches below normal IH'MIUITY. Lowest Neslerday 56r( , highest this a in 94' . High 4:ll Si ll 1 1 l ester- a. in diy I Free. 3 35 I M Rrookingi Crater Lake ... (.rants Pass Klamath Falls . 52 29 37 57 ... 51 MEDFORD 57 PorUand 56 Seattle 62" Spokane. 63 Yakima 62 Eureka iiO Red Bluff 63 Sacramento 76 San Francisco 67 Los Angeles 74 Phoenix . 86 Denver 71 Chicago 63 Miami Beach 86 47 47 50 58" 52 .1(1 1 28 .08 York Washington. D. C. 76 Albert Hall, famed concert hall in South Kensington. Lon don, can seat more than 10,0(10 people. MAKE A DATE FOR MAY 28 DANCE at CENTRAL POINT LEGION HALL Tops for Luncheon and Other Munchin' Breakfast, Open 7 a.m Snacks THE CLOCK Main at BartleH 1 CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM HOTEL Medford Opan Dally 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sundayi 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M. itDATCD I ! ? k i ;.h.4.j I- I 7m irrw bn bnrtb nm jrxTT m REOPENS FOR SEASON FRIDAY NIGHT WITH TWO TOP THRILLERS One man's lust... stripped women of their souls! PLUS "DATE WITH DEATH" TRY OUR PANCAKE SPECIALTIES DvsiajrvM. for LUNCH or DINNER Open A.M. to 7 P.M. SILVER GRILL 403 Idtt Main Medferd Obituoritt BURGEOUS C. WACGENtR Burgeous C Waggeiier, 81. of Jacksonville, died la.it night in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held at llillcrcat Memorial chapel j on the Norm l'iioeuix rd. Sat- ! urday at 9 iO a.m. with Con- j ger-.Morris. Itinera! directors, j ill cliulsic uf nliiiis;eiiicllta. j JOHN EMEFIYOWSLEY (.'rants Pass - John Emery I Owsley. 7li. of 4H3 Kuolhiil blvd.. Rogue River, died at his home Sunday. lie was born Sept. 8. 1883, in Renlon county, Missouri, and had lived in the Rogue River area lor the past six years. Survivors include A. K. Owens, Medford; a sister. Mis. J. A. Pile. Central Point: brothers. Eugene Owsley, Mounds, Okla., and A. C. Owsley. Portland; a sister-in-law, Eula Owsley, Rogue River, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in Hull and Hull chapel. Grants Pass. The Rev. Robert L. Maxson will officiate. Inter ment will be in WoMiville cemetery. Rogue River. Chicago -tUPli- The nation's railroads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers have handed their wage dispute to government arbitrators for a final, binding descision. CALL SP 3-7323 For Information about Pictures Playing and Time Schedules At Your Theatres DRIVMN A' tOVW PACIFIC HIGHWAY JT-T- Pause, joj NOW SHOWING GUNN DEtaiC FORD REYNOLDS IN THE VCAff'S ciui ctMieti 11 BP . aaaT I 7. i .irlt GAZEBO. CARL REINER johnmcgver C.tlSIHKA5OK M O M Mf'Sf AND fHARFYBELAFONTE I INGER STEVENS MEL FERRER TH.WORIP theFLSH thcDEVIL RIVEIN Utt - C UI!UMAV II 6 a 4 k.vv Var i i 00PS1 Paris. Tenn.-ITP Mrs. Dotty Sue Lyons of Shreveport, La., landed her plane here by mis take Wednesday. She wai sup posed to land ut Nashville to participate In the National Skyladv's Derby which is judged on flying -and naviga-' lion auiuty. Georgetown in Washington, DC. was the first Catholic college in this country. E3BH9 TONIGHT ONLY COLLEEN HOPE DANCE STUDIO PRESENTS A LAVISH DANCE FANTASY II CINDERELLA With a Cast And on Screen A MOVIE CLASSIC, SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "Susannah of the Mounties" DOORS OPEN 6:45 "CINDERELLA" 7:30 "SUSANNA OF THE MOUNTIES" 9:30 STARTS rrrrrg Htm-shiUtrini thrills is UnfA;.,. rnnsJTirn iiSTri. shatter the niihtl UUFORGlVEtl COSFAMiW JHUIPHr JOHN SAXON Tonite Friday Saturday ADULTS ONLY No One Under 18 Admitted ALL SEATS $1.00 ONLY ONE SHOW EACH EVENING Doors Open 7:30 -Show at 8:00 P.M. liaswsirs! Briritte Bardot il jjjiiiEg looms likp)ip She't a bombshell set to explode (in the enemy's boudoir I ,"s Sh's i pert and vivacnus XVrX j .' connoiennt, nowl it's 4 fo j ?rri55n sir pbr $ '"'''Ci '. And she's stitl the same . '.'j jf livW sensational BB it you " J- '",0"' m,,n' , i. fotbf!) Columbia Pictures omenta ' (o "O"1 J l-e Ptoductionj v"5" Jacques Charrier W- . HANKS MESMt toeawtMt m wmv, , If 1 ' ,Tn1k ataewl I Mi ? XA tl ICW f V t Owxtod by ; i I m CinamaQcepo and 1 I 1 . . w a -pius- At Selected MAIL YtllUm, Meeford, Or. 1 C Thursday, May 26, 1960 A Portland Llvasfecfr Portland a'PliUSDA tattle 30, I'ulitj cows 16-tfliO: canner cut'er 12-14; heavy Hokteln 13 13 Ml .tunc. JUOl-(-lJlCe vcaii'rs ibis week 3-5 lower, lata sales Hogs 30 1 and 3 butchers Hin ts SO; few 522 lb. sows Slwep 50 Choice 8D-U0 lb. spring lambs 21. 50; choice 84 lb. shorn old crop lambs 17.35; few utility choice ewes 4-6. II of 150 Students FRIDAY f V V V 1 yegg Shert Subjects