Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 10, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Texto o FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1960 .BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. o .A 11 Local and Grandchildren - Mr. and Mrs. Al Fowler, Chiloquin, are the parents of twlnj born June 2. They have been named Nancy Beranadine, who weighed 9V pounds, and James Albert, who weighed 8' pounds, Mrs. Fowler is the former Nancy McDon nough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. West McDonnough, Sams Valley. The other grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Al R. Fowler, Prospect. NOW! EVERYONE CAN SEE IT1 REGULAR PRICES TECHNICOLOR MCRMD BURTON BARBARA RUSH JACK CARSON PLUS A WACKY COMEDY JUST WATCH OUR ADS! M mum 91 ENDS jSSBBS f 1 JlX Nof since "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" I THE FATHER k st two tent... Ml I ontnimtliitl II picture! THCMOTHEB.I - 'Sfc x IK MM t RFE...tht ion II 1 1 WV ' ,: Manama) Bl Ik I ' i"- V ( :. iv Metro Goldwyn Mayer J V""w -" ft w A SOL C. SlEGEl I R S.VjI afak.1 Production I H 'Ml ROBERT br?'ii.l w .Villi- II MBIT SIM I rKMI II CINEMASCOPE vLaXD f PLUS THE COMEDY KING I jKHV ICTiIS Th Mother of The Year... I EASY "TECHMlGOLORT LEARN TO SWIM FROM EXPERTS at TWIN PLUNGES Six To A Class W GuarinUt To Ttach You To Swim MAKE YOUD SULUJl A SAFE C2 MU 2-3441 for ReMrratitM Personal Trash Fire - Firemen were sent to 727 West Jackson st. yesterday morning and to 714 Park st. In the afternoon to ex tinguish trash fires. They said they were burning without permit at unauthorized time. Salt Plannad - Ladies' aux iliary to Siskiyou canton, Patriarchs Militant, will hold a rummage sale Saturday, June 11, at the Fehl build ing, 108 North Ivy st. Hours will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Auto Bias - A car fire at Main st. and Portland ave. about 5:30 p.m. yesterday did minor damage to the wiring and motor of the vehicle. Fire men said the fire started from a broken gasoline line. They reported that the vehicle was owned by Helene S. Dunker, route 1, box 15, Central Point. Radio Caravan - The Rogue Valley Amateur Radio club will form a mobile caravan Sunday, June 12. Ham radio operators are to meet at Bate man's Richfield Truck stop, Highway 99 north, at 8:30 a.m. Those attending are to bring a picnic lunch. Mobile frequency will be 3.865 mc. Collision - Ashland police reported today a rear-end col lision Involving cars operated by Dorothy Alice Thompson, Phoenix, and Philip Francis Martin, Reno, Nev., about 9:15 o'clock this morning at the intersection of Siskiyou blvd. and Whitman st. No citations were issued, police said. WE'RE BRINGING YOU TUT lllFlf I V I inc uumi mis: This Picture Is One of Them! ALL OF THE CHARACTERS OF THE RICH AND EARTHY NOVEL.. .RE-LIVE THEIR SHAME AND FEAR ON THE SCREEN! nas rne camera peered so relentlessly info (he secrets of a proud but guilty family I Great as a book I Magnificent as a motion ELEANOR PARKER GEORGE HAMILTON LUANA PATTEN MmoCOLOR S m v.r- 7 Quoted From tho Detft By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Camden, N.J. Vice President Richard M. Nixon on the possibility Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller might be his running mate on the Republican ticket: "I think I can assure him that his oflen-expreised desire not to ba drafted ior vice president, at least as far as I am concerned, will be respected." Washington Sen. Lyndon B. Johnston referring to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's attack on Vice President Nixon's bid for the GOP presidential nomination: "It looks like there is some life in that elephant yet." Luebeck, Germany American glider pilot Richard A. Schreder on being released by Communist authorities after his home-made sailplane accidentally landed into East Ger many: "Oh boy." East Rutherford, N.J. Estelle Supczynski, 18, after her 20-ye.r-old former boy friend, Joseph Gola, was charged with kidnaping and threatening to kill her: "I don't want him to go to jail." Gold Hill Youth Arrested for Theft i A 15-year-old Gold Hill boy is being held in the Jackson county juvenile detention home on charges of auto theft, the Jackson county sheriff's office said today. He was apprehended yester day by Floyd Taylor, Gold Hill police chief. The car is owned by Courtesy Chevrolet company, Medford, the sher iff's office said. The boy also admitted tak ing tow other cars, they said. The youth apparently was joy-riding, according to the report. Servicemen COMPLETES COURSE Capt. Gene C. Rae, son of Mrs. Selma Rae, 819 Bennett St., Medford, completed the officer chemical, biological and radiological course re cently at the Seventh Army Training center in Vilseck, Germany. The captain, a 1943 gradu ate of Medford High school, entered the Army in July, 1943, and arrived overseas, on this tour of duty, in Feb ruary. He also attended Southern Oregon college. BUILDS BRIDGES Army Sgt. Clyde E. Suttle, whose wife, Loda, lives at 1316 Beatty St., Medford, re cently participated in a bridge - building exercise in Germany. Sergeant Suttle, an assist ant squad leader in the com- Danv. entered the Army in 1943, was last stationed at rt Bliss. Tex., and arrived over seas in October, iau. Obituaries EMIL GEORGE NELSON Ashland - Emil George Nel son, 68, of 442 Terrace St., Ashland, died June 9 at his residence. He was born March 14, 1892, in Hemnes, Norway. He is survived by four brothers, Julian Nelson, Ar thur Nelson, and Conrad Nel son, all Roseburg, and Martin Nelson, Portland. Mr. Nelson was a veteran of World War I. He moved to Ashland nine months ago from Roseburg. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Litwiller's Funeral home, Ashland. INFANT HUTTON Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hutton, route 1, Talent, died at a local hospital this morning. Funeral ar rangements will be announced by Conger Morris Funeral home. MRS. IVA COPINGER Mrs. Iva Copinger, Central Point, died at her home yes terday. Funeral services win be announced by Conger-Morris Funeral home. MAMIE IMPROVING Washington - ttlPD - The White House reported today that Mrs. Mamie Elsenhower was "getting along very nice ly" at Walter Heed Army hos pital where she Is recovering from an attack of asthmatic bronchitis. The White House still had no word on when the President's wife would leave the hospital. 114 Disease Cases Reported in County A total of 114 cases of com municable diseases have been reported to the Jackson coun ty health department this week. Diseases reported include: measels - Eagle Point 6, Med ford 57, Jacksonville 6, Cen tral Point 3, Ashland 3; chick en pox, Jacksonville 9, Med ford 13; German measles. Medford 12: pneumonia. Cen tral Point l; rheumatic fever, Jacksonville 1, Rogue River 1; whooping cough Medford 1; influenza Medford 5. Dead Man Elected To GOP Committee San Francisco-fllPD-A man who was killed last month was elected to the Republi can central committee in' Tuesday's primary election. Stuart L. McCIure died in an automobile accident. Final tabulations showed that McCIure, a public rela tions counsel and former newspaper man, led six other candidates for the committee post from the 24th district. After he was killed, it was too late to remove his name from the ballot - so the com mittee will fill his position by appointment. Lumber Prices Show Big Decline Portland -flfD- Crow's lum ber price index showed sharp decline in all segments during the two week period ending Thursday. The 25 green Douglas Fir items declined an average of 98 cents per 1,000 board feet. Plank and timber items re mained firm but lower prices were noted in both boards and framing lumber. A heavy supply of transit cars at the end of May was partially responsible for the price decline, Crow's stated. Courl Records MUNICIPAL COURT Richard HarUn Rhyme, In adequate equipment, 16; no opera tor's license in possession, ill. Wtlma Faye Smith, no opera tor's license in possession. $6. Fletcher Wiley Sullini, disobeyed traffic signs!, Sll. Investment Funds Noon Quotations on selected funds: Fund Bid Asked Bullock 12.74 13.86 Chem Fund 11.86 12.83 Colonial Ener H 11. Be 13.07 Eaton Howard Stk 12.16 13.00 Fidelity 13.53 10.1 Group Sec Avla-Elec 9.43 1043 Group Sec Com Stk 12.17 13.33 Group Se: Petr .m 8.80 9.64 Group Sec Steel 9.49 10.40 Group Sec Tobac M 7.99 8.76 Keystone B-3 15.71 17.14 Keystone ts- iu-di Keystone K-2 15.36 16.77 Keystone S-l 19.67 21.46 Keystone s-z 11.72 id.iv Keystone S-3 13.71 14.97 Keystone S-4 13.38 14.60 Mm Inv Grth Stk . 15.10 16.32 TV-Elec 8.34 9.09 Value Line inc o.au .' Wellington 14.09 15J6 Bill Sir loin Says: "Stoakt horo will suit you to ' T-Bono." COMPLETE DINNERS ORKCA8T Medford and vicinity: Filr with variable high cloudiness foment and Saturday Low tonight 54. High Saturday 85. Western Oreson: Inrrmlnf cloudiness In Interior tonigtn. Cloudy Saturday morning with a litUe drlxzle along coast. Clearing conditions Saturday afternoon. mucn cooier saiuraay with highs ow. cxicpi iuoui ou aiong coast. Northern California: Fair to night and Saturday, except low overcast on coast tonight and Sat urday morning. Possibility of scat tered thunderstorms in southern Slerra-Nevadas Saturday afternoon or evening. Little temperature change. LUIAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday I: above normal 2. Record high this date 09 In 1940. Record low this date 35 In 1916. PRECIPITATION : 34 hour. t midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month none, .36 inch below normal. Total since Sent. 1. 15.84 inchei. 134 inches below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 17, highest this a.m. 86". High 4:00 24 C1TY Yrster- a.m. hr. dftV I.nw Pmr Brookings 37 30 Grant Pass 90 51 Klamath Falls 74 47 MEDFORD 87 49 Portland 81 36 Seattle 77 Spokane 73 92 xaKima 84 Eureka 35 Red Bluff 97 Sacramento 94 31 62 99 93 59 73 32 99 73 38 38 San Francisco 63 Los Angeles 77 Phoenix Denver 79 Chicago 76 MiamF Beach 89 New York 73 Washington, D. C. 78 FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Through June 13): Western Orecon - Western Wash. Initon Temperature! in weitern wasmngton will average near or a little above normal with cooler over week end followed by riilnf irena. maximums riling to middle or UDDer 70s aasfn nvt wMk Temperatures in western Oregon mostly above normal with maxi mums 76-88, except 62-72 on coast. Little or no precipitation. Northern California No Dreciol- tatton except possibility of scat tered thunderstorms occasionally in high mountains. Temperatures near or above normal. Plea of Innocent Filed at Klamath Klamath Falls -flJPD- Ber nard J. Fitzpatrick, 18, ac cused of voluntary manslaugh ter in the slaying last winter of Ralph Ray Lawson, Pasco, Wash., entered an innocent plea in Circuit Court today. Trial date was set for July 11. Portland - IWD - Theft of 11 men's suits valued at $820 from Fahey - Brockman's downtown Portland store was blamed on a professional shop lifting gang by police today. Hear BARNEY GARRETT on the BASS FIDDLE at the DREAMLAND DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Islns with Dreamland Orchestra Playinf your favorite dance music. Join tho conaonial crowd for an evening of pleasure rlfVHJSm. ... nai rorrtl Always Coed Music. tQS Men $1.00 Ladies 50c U? VFW Hall in Rogue River EVERY SATURDAY NITE- 9 to 1 Music by Bobby Burton & Rythm Masters Featuring Griff Onsby (Friandly Hnry, th Working Girl's Frland) Hardwood Floor Enlarged Dining Facilitias Chock Room Froo largo Parking Aroa SPONSORED BY VFW EVERYONE WELCOME SEMI-FORMAL Eagles Officers Ball To Honor Now Officor of EigU Aorio and Auxiliary SATURDAY, JUNE 11 Mambtrs and Gutttt Urgod to Arronsi FUN FOR ALU THE RAINBOW CAFE 109 Wast Main Stroot .MOMlr rtiaitlu all tha saHsflaa pttnn that kara faMBV hmim-o1 tali ad! Wo aro now 0IIICI0UI dl.ha. lacladlaf TACOS, INCHILAOAI, TOSTADOS, BUR RIT01, CHILI COH CARNI (Rod or Oiaoa) CHIISI TORTIL LAS and ardor oicolloat Soanith rsoaratlona! Wo aordlallr lWta you to try aai Dollclovs SPANISH DIM. NIRS from 11.00 a.m. to Midnight. ORDIRS TO TAKI OUT Wa Cator to PartlM ot JO or Mara. UMRKDIE Every Saturday Nite Beautiful Cold Hill Grangi Music ky Coylo Smith A Tho Music Makart IVIRY SATURDAY NISHT Lara Dining Faeilltias Frto Chock Room Danclnf P.M. ta I A.M. Registration for Summer Classes Is Scheduled Monday Registration for summer school classes for the Medford public schools has been set for Monday, June 20, at 8:30 a.m. at McLoughlin Junior High school, according to school officials. Regular academic class- work with emphasis upon the Proofs Needed for Social Security Anyone planning to visit the social security office to file a claim for benefit pay ments may save themselves a second trip by checking In advance to find out what proofs are needed, according to Edward B, Jacobson, dis trict manager of the Medford office of the Social Security administration. "One telephone call prior to the first visit can often eliminate further visits," he said. "There are certain proofs that are needed in each case. By finding out what they are and bringing them along the first time, the claimant can usually complete the entire filing procedure in one inter view." "It's never too early to start getting needed proofs," Jacobson stated. "When the claim is filed, the time al ready spent in obtaining the required proofs will be more than offset by earlier receipt of the first check or checks." The social security office serving this area is located at 1005 East Main St., Medford Telephone number is SPring 3-7348. TRAIN DERAILED Yakima -tUP- Thirty -eight cars of a 121-car Northern Pacific freight train were de railed about five miles south of here Thursday and three transients riding in one of the cars were injured. id skill subjects in the elemen tary and required subjects for graduation in the secondary program is to be offered. Principal of the summer session is Glenn L. Linn. Elementary Program In the elementary program in grades one through six, two categories of students are accepted: one group which has not quite made the passing minimum for the grade level because of illness, absences, or other reasons; and a second group which has barely met promotion minimums and is recommended to summer school for strengthening. Students in grades 7 through 12 are recommended to summer school for making up lost academic credits. In the case of grades 9 through 12, many students take a new subject for credit In order to increase their program of elective subjects the next school year. Recommendation Noodod School officials said that a recommendation from the stu dent's teacher and principal is needed for summer school attendance at the elementary level. The student's own grade status determines his attend ance from the secondary schools.. Also offered this year will be personal typing and driver training classes for high school students. The elementary class sched ule will be from June 20 to July 22 from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Junior and senior high school classes will be at the same time from June 20 to July 29. All classes will be held at McLoughlin Junior High school, and no tuition fee for residents of District 549C will be charged. A GIANT AMONG ME IN A GIGANTIC .rTv4rs.nnw an wtf1 N X.L i M MS SJEGIflTJT M'fiD OF MARATHON JYLEOEM0NGE0TSS wBRUmyArUTIc-i,JACQUESTOURNEUR 22Ji-i2?SSi JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT TICKETS NOW ON SALE TOMORROW SATURDAY DOORS OPEN 12:30 SHOW AT 1:00 ALL FILM PTA APPROVED 10311 TV lOHNNV SHEFFIELD. -WAYNE MORRIS at PAUL PICBNI Sukirno Deniis Rumors of Coup Jakarta, Indonesia - (UPD - President Sukarno today call ed reports of a military coup against his government "wish. ful thinking" by quarters hos tile to his regime. The rumors swept Singa pore and Amsterdam Thurs day. Some said Sukarno had been arrested by the army in a plot headed by Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution, defense min ister and chief of staff. Sukarno resumed office to day on his return from a world tour. Sunbathing Can Be A Risky Business Davenport, Iowa -I1JPD- Mrs. Dorothy Williams of Rock Island, 111., complanied to po lice Thursday a teen-age boy drove his bicycle over her back while she was sunbath ing in a public park. This Evening LOBSTERS SEA SCALLOP PRAWNS Charcoal Steaks CANDLE ROOM HOTEL MEDFORD 5:30 p.m. till Midnight HIM BITI Til m A - . JJJ IWll.B I EITRIIIII If TIE Mlttl! V ,n . m - aTV X NANCY HAU Mi HP'S Portland Produce The following price duotstiongJ are from the Agricultural market ing service of the V. S. Department' of Agriculture in Portland. - Eggs: Prices to retailers, cartons,; X large AA 47-50; Urge AA 48-48; 1 larse A 44-46; medium AA 41.44: small AA 33-38. Prices to product ers : X large AA 34-39 3 : large A A 33-37 1 a ; large A 30-32; medium;, AA 2fi-31',: small AA 20-29 auuer: trices to retailers. NO. 1 rints delivered. AA and A 67, 65. Poultry: Prices to retailers. de Ifvered, for grade A quality, fry ers, whole 38-40, cut up 4343 light type hens, whole 30-31, cut up 32-35; heavy type hens, whole 40-45. CLIFFORD D. BAILEY "B BAILEY'S"" " CABINET SHOP 1872 Taylor Road Central Point NO 4-1711 Custom Made Cabinets (Formerly with Csnrral Point Cablntr Shoal THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATERS TONITE S SATURDAY ONLY ' Shows Once at 9:45 rr 1 bays Mm imi tmmiruj lOIMT IIYTM SMUT MmUIIII TECHMICOLOK" 5 ACADEMY AWARDS OCAStO THAI UHniD Ultll - PLUS -Show One at 8:30 , Tonito & Saturday Only -PLUS- JEW LEWIS SACK' IfllMTK-rlTUlM Michael , jlH todd's Wm aaaaaaaJ CRATER LAKE rMWMXl . laraatWaaMJaMaajsWaa,. 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