THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 19
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
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Hoipllnl Pnilonli - Mi'dlcnl
mid. Hiii-Koi'y put lent k UhIi-cI at
Crutnr Oiilmipiillile liuNultiil,
Cunlriil Point, liichidi) Enrl A,
lliillllK, :iHI) North Eliflilli t
Oiitrnl Point; Mr. Jew Lliirl
i'yv 2;i:U Curoy rd., Modforri;
Mr. CS lot) n, Fi'Niu'o, rnuto 1,
13, JiickKonvlllu; Mm.
Cilon F, Kiiutiiiuii, 311 Ken
wood uvo., Mwlford; Mm. Vic
tor, Kimscr, 17 North Modoc
nvei, Medford; John U, Mor
row, Sill North Ilnrtlctt il
Medford; Butty Juno VvM;
17-yi'iir-old cliiiiglitor ol Mr.
mid Mm, Henry Wuidc, 451
Wilton rd., Cunlriil I'olnl;
Cherry I Url'uy, Uyciirold
luUKlilur of Mr. mid Mm, Cicno
DuPiiy, Mill) Jimper Mud
ford; und Molun D. lliMidi'iHon,
10 Porllund nvu., Mudford.
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1ST ROGUE VALLEY SHOWINGI
GUTTERS
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AND FUNI ONE OF THE
SCREEN'S MIGHTIEST ENTERTAINMENTSl
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SIDNEY POITIER DOROTHY DANDRID6E
SAMMY DAVIS, Jr.-PEARL BAILEY
PLUS WALT DISNEY t RING CROSBY PRESENT
"THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW"
PH. KE 5-1462
NOW!
2000 MILES THEY FLED
NORTH BY NORTHWEST.
TRAP BY SPRUNG TRAP,
UNTIL TIME RAN OUT
AND WITH IT-LUCK,
AND DEATH GRINNED
DOWN FROM ABOVE!
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GENE EVANS HiCKtySIIUGI!NSSYI..HVlNiou"rI(li2M.
Local and
In Hoinlial-Cunl. Pntil Mor-
Kiin of tho Ornilon Stulu pollen
hero In u mudk'iil patient, ut
Humid lleurt liomiltul, rucov
crliiK from u heart uttack cur
lier tills week.
Burner Shorli H'l r c men
wcru miiniiioncd nbout 11:03
a.m. yesterday when nil ulcc-
trlc burner nhorted at the
residence of Frank D. Mardlf,
401 Lynwood avo. They re
ported no cliimiiK" other thnn
to 11 io hiirner,
Billfold Taken - Liiurencu
Kldred VIHlK, Pliounlx, told
city polleu Tliuisdny Unit ho
lout IiIh brown leulhur billfold
cnnlulnhiK u payroll check In
tho iiinount of $210 In the
downtown urea of Meriford
wimctlmu during Iho past two
duyn.
Tomlllectomies - Kathleen
Ann Head, 13-yciir-oM daugh
ter of Mr. and Mm. Cecil J.
Head, 11120 Utility at., Mcd
ford; and Lcullo Decnln, 8
yeiirold mm of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Deenln, 2707 Con
nell avo., Medford, were list
ed as tonsillectomy patients
today at Sacred Heart hospi
tal. Gran Burnt City firemen
were dispatched to two grass
fires at tho city airport yes
terday. One about 12:30 p.m.
started from sparks from an
Incinerator and the otner
about I): -ID p.m. was Ignited
from embers left In timbers
u s c d In old revetments.
Another grass blaze occurred
about 2:43 p.m. In a field
owned by Allen A. Smith,
13011 South Columbus ave.,
firemen said.
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Personal
Permit Issued - The city.,
building department recently
Issued Vertls Flood a permit
to construct u $12,000 resi
dence at 2IIII0 Kast McAn
drews rd.
In Hoipllal - Medical und
surgical patients listed at
Itoguu Valley hospital Include
Mrs, Mllo Cook, 10U7j Kust
Ki.-lirth si., I'hoenlx; und Leo
Scott Sparks, 0-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. II, K, Sparks,
3011 South Pacific lilghwuy.
Truck-Car Mishap
Reported in Ashland
Awhland An accident in
volving a Pacific Moior
Transport truck and a pussen
ger car was reported by Ash
land police today.
According lo police, the
truck was travelling on High
way 00 when a vehicle driven
by Ruth S. Hutchison, 51 Grc
sham st., Ashland, apparently
fulled to heed tho stop sign.
Police reported that the
Hutchison automobile was
damuged on the left side and
possibly hud motor dumage.
Driver of the truck wus
Luwrenco F. Solus, Mt. Sl'as
ta, Calif.
No citations were issued at
the sceno of tho accident.
Over-the-Counter
Western Stocks
The following bid and ask
ed quotations, from tho Na
tional Association of Securi
ties Dealers, Inc., do not rep
resent actual transactions
They aro a guide to the range
within which theso securities
could havo been sold (indi
cated by the "bid") or bought
(indicated by the "asked") at
tho time of compilation.
Common Stork
Hunk of Arm-rlt-a
Calif -r-aclflr Utilities
Caacadra Plvwood
Com. Krelahtways ..
Illit Atkrd
.. 3'. ti,
1H' 21 'j
2ni. 31
in 1,'.
3'a 37'.
33'. 24'.
Copco
Cvpru, Minn Corp. ...
Flral National Bank
Morriaun-Knudaen
Norlhwct Nat. Oaf ...
Pacific t'wr & 1-1.
Permanent Cement ....
Portland Gen. Klec. ...
U. S. National Uank .
United Dtllltlra -
Weat Coaat Tel -
Weyorharuacr
3t. 34'a
20'. II",
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311'.,
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27',
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Portland Livestock
Portland (UPIl IJSDA Cattle
2400. Chnli-c led aterr, 27.30; Kood
24-2(1; utility - itandnrd !7..-u--4j;
sood-cholce fed heifer, 2S-252.1;
iiillllv-.tnititard 17-32- i-anncr-cut-
ter 1 1.30-13; cutter-utlllty bulla
10.10-21.30.
Calve, 303. CfHid-cholce vealera
late 23-2(1: utllliy-atamiarn
atock calvea gocKi-cnoice a,-,.
Ilntf. 17110. U S. 1 and 2 butel
1S0-233 111 1II23-IH50: 2 and 3
a-rarica 18 30-in; heavier and Hunt
er 11130-18: mixed grade lows 330
330 lb. 13-13; 1 and 2 under 330 lb.
10-10 3O.
Hhern 41130. Cholce-nrlme 00 lb.
Ml. Adam, rannc lamb, 18 23; most
choice-prime nearby lamb, 17.23
17.3(1: Rood with aoinc utility 73-
00 lb. 14-3(1-10; cuil-gona cwea rf-o,
mma to country buyer, 3-6.
IN THEATRE
STARTS TONITE!
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Newest!
Greatest!
4
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Pioneer Family's
Daughter Dies in
Pacific Grove
Grunli Puss - Funeral serv
ices for huuru Edith Miller,
1)0, who died June 27 In Pa
cific Grove, Calif., will be
held Suturduy, July 2, ut 2:1)0
p.m. in tho Hull and Hull
chupel.
The ftev. Marshall llunnon
of. tho Church of Christ will
officiate. Jlurlul will be In the
Missouri Klut cemetery.
Mrs. Miller was the lust
member of tho pioneer Suv-
iiKo family, a duuKhtcr of
James Leo and Murnuret Sav-
iiko who came to this area in
November, 1053.
She wus born ut their south
ern OrcKon home, inrce
Oaks, Nov. 18, 1800. She at
tended school at Woodville,
now called ItoKuc Iliver. Until
the death of her husband,
Fred Miller, sho lived at Mis
souri Flat.
Following his death, she
lived with her daughter, Mrs.
Rota Brovold, Grants Pass.
When she died Monday she
wus with her son, Robert, at
his California home.
Among survlvuis arc nine
children, Robert Miller, Pa
cific Grovo, Calif.; Sydney L.
Miller, and Ralph S. Miller,
Grunts Pass; Durwln M. Mil
ler and Noel N. Miller, Oak
land, Ore.; Mrs. Reta Brovold,
Sucrumcnlo; Mrs. Beutlah Mc-
Kuen, Grants Puss; Mrs. Elta
T. Swea ringer, Williams
Creek; Mrs. Anna L. Settle,
Bundon, Ore.; and 25 grand
children and 51 great grand
children. CP Police Arrest
California Man
Central Polnt-A California
man, stopped by Central
Point police shortly after 1
a.m. Thursday for a minor
traffic violation, was found
to be wanted by California
authorities.
Arrested was James Eugene
Lee, 28, of Santa Monica,
Calif. According to Chief
Wally Bowcn, a felony war
rant, citing eight charges, has
been Issued for Lee in Yreka,
Calif. It was learned that he
is wanted on four other felony
charges in California.
After Siskiyou county au
thorities had returned Lee to
Yreka, the California motor
vehicle department notified
Central Point police that the
vehicle Lee was driving when
arrested had been stolen in
Santa Monica June 14.
Bowcn said he had stopped
Lee for making unnecessary
noise with tires and took him
to the police station for rou
tine questioning.
Weather
FORECASTS
Mrdford and vicinity: Partly
cloudy UuouRh Saturday. Uw to
night 50. HiRlt Saturday 85.
Wrstcrn Orcson: Pnrtiil clearing
tonight and early .Saturday. In
crrniing cloudiness Sa'.u.'day after
nnnn Y.I till- temneraturc chnnce.
Low tonight 50-50. High Saturdny
70-76 in north, 85-90 in louth.
60-f5 on const.
Northern California: rainoniKiu
and Saturday, except fog and low
cloudi on coast. Little tempera
ture change. Outlook Sunday fair.
I,(H AL UVlil
TEMPER ATURK: Mean yester
day 71; above normal 3.
Record nisit inn aaie uo m
Hocorn low mis neic tu in nm.
PRECIPITATION: 34 hours to
midnight, none . Midnight to 10
a.m.. none.
Total thiB monin, irnce, .( mca
below norninl.
lota since aepi, i, io.o uh-hcb.
1,95 inches below normal.
ao;i, highest this a.m. 75.
mill t.vv it
riTV Yester- a.m. hr.
day Low Prec.
Brooking! SB 52
Grnnla Pn B4 54
Klamnth Falls . 79 44
MKDh'ORD B5 57
Portland 7 1 S0
Seattle - 50
Snoknno - 84 54
Ynklnm n
Surekn 10 52
Red B!ut( -33 tiB
.SarramcnIO H3 55
San Krnnclaco HI) 51
Lob Annc-loa 00 7n
Phoenix -.107 7B
Denver - 81
Chicago - 70 511
Miami Beach ....... 87 81
New York 87 72
Wnshlnjion, D. C. 80 70
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FIVE-HAY KOH1XAST
(Tltrouitn amy t:
Western Oregon Western Wash
ington Teniporntures averaging a
little below normal. Highs in 60s
or low 70s In western Washington
and In 70s or low 80s In western
Oregon. Lows In 50s. A few show
ers, mostly occurring Saturday
and early Sunday and ngain about
Tuesday but llttlo If any precipi
tation in southwost Oregon.
Northern California No prcclpl
tnllon. Tomporntures noar normal.
Investment Funds
Noon quotations on selected
fund tllit Asked
Bullock la-US :j IJT
Chom Fund lino 12.43
Colonial Enor ll.ua 1202
Eaton Howard Slk .. 11.00 12.70
Fidelity 1S-20 IB-
Oroup See Avla-K.lcc 0.3(1 10.26
droup See Com Stk 12.15 13.30
Group Sec Petr .... B.H5 HAS
Group Spc Steel '.... 0.2(1 10 08
lirounaec luuBt o.,.i
Keyalono B-4 fl.30 10.25
Kevslono K-2 15.32 111.72
Keyatono S-l 10.58 21.36
Kevslono S-2 11.70 12.8
Kevslono S-3 13.30 14.58
Keystone -i
Mass Inv Orlh Stk 14.00 16.11
TV-Elec i 8.33 008
Vnluo Lino Ino' 5.28 5.77
Wellington 14.05 15.32
RADIO WAVES
Schonoctndy - Short waves
In the enrly days of radio
were regarded as almost use
less, Now they carry many
services, Including television
Obituaries
WALLACE WONG
Funeral services for Wal
lace Wong, 54, of 825 North
Central uve., who died Tucs
duy, will be held at Hlllcrest
Mortuary Chapel, North
Phoenix rd., Suturduy at 9:30
a.m. 'J'Tic Rev. John Ilg of
Sacred lleurt Catholic church
will officiate. Committal will
be in the Hlllcrest Memorial
park.
Friends are asked to meet
at Conger-Morris Funeral
home . downtown chapel at
0:15 a.m., to drive together to
Hlllcrest Chupel.
Court Records
DISTHICT COIHIT
Miirlon K. Weal, no vehicle
cvnau, I 111.
John K. uualalion, failure
dim, 7 50.
cincuiT comer
Kujfcnc Itlchurd Onaky v,. Jean
Ucallu Otiaky, divorce comphilnl.
Jo Ann Hnlley v. Leonard Le.
ftuy Bailey, dlvorea complaint.
MAItltf AflK I.K'KNSK
AI'I'I.IL'ATION
Gordon Mruce DeVoa. 23(in Jack
aonvllle hltthway. Medford. and
.Mnry Oorcaa Stlehl, 111 Klk ,1.
Million.
William Jemison Scott Jr., San
KranrlKo, Calif , and Sharon
Gaylc lloatelter. Santa Maria, Calif.
Hearing Asked in
Post Office Move
Portland -ll?t'- The battle to
keep regional postoffice head
quarters from being moved to
Seattle continued today as
Rep. FxJith Green (D-Ore.)
asked for a congressional hear
ing. The plans to move the head
quarters from Portland have
drawn a storm of protest from
Oregon leaders since they
were announced earlier this
week.
Mrs. Green said she has
asked Congressman Tom Mur
ray of Tennessee, chairman
of the postoffice and civil serv
ice committee, to get the
transfer held up until hear
ings can be held. She said if
she didn't get satisfaction
there she was prepared to ask
the government operations
committee for a hearing.
Rep. Walter Norblad (R-
Orc.) also criticized the move
and said he hoped the order
would be rescinded.
Elliott Roosevelt
Sued for Divorce
Meeker, Colo. (UPI) Elliott
Roosevelt's fourth wife, the
former Minnewa Bell Ross,
sued in Rio Blanco County
Court Thursday for a divorce
and alimony.
Roosevelt, eldest son of the
wartime president, married
t h e California heiress in
March, 1951. Ho operates
large ranch on Colorado's
western slope near Meeker,
and maintains a winter home
at Phoenix. Ariz. He is a Colo
rado delegate to the Demo
cratic National Convention at
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Roosevelt asked for the
divorce on the grounds of
mental cruelty.
Roosevelt's previous wives
were Elizabeth Donncr, Ruth
Goodins, and actress Faye
Emerson.
Business Council
Elects President
Salem -(UPD- State Sen. Rob
ert F. White (R - Salem) has
been elected president of the
Oregon Business Council, a
group socking to regulate
trading stumps in the state.
White Is a seed dealer here
and former Salem mayor.
Ho said 29 states have es
tablished regulation of the
stamps. The council wants to
"safeguard" use of the stamps
with lnws to "protect the pub
lic and the buiness community
of the state."
The Council has not indi
cated yet what type of regula
tions it will propose. A move
to sharply restrict use of the
stamps died in the 1959 Legislature.
DANCE
DREAMLAND
Walker Building
To your favorite dance music. Join the
congenial crowd for in evening of pleasure
Meet now friends.
Enjoy our snack bar sorvlng REAL COFFEE.
We roally have DANCE Music!
Men $1.00 Ladies 50c
VFW Hall in Rogue River
EVERY SATURDAY NITE- 9 to 1
Muilc by
Bobby Burton
& Rythm Masters
Featuring Frank Burdick
(Plays 'Em Sad - In Fact Pitiful)
Hardwood Floor Enlarged Dining Facilities
Cheek Room Free large Parking Area
SPONSORED BY VFW - EVERYONE WELCOME
Mrs. Naumes Dies
At Family Home;
Services Pending
Mrs. Dillle Ncvins Naumes,
81, of 1001 South Oakdale,
widow of Joseph P. Naumes,
died Thursday evening at the
family residence. She was
born Feb. 28, 1870, In High
land Park, Ill
Mr. Naumes, who died In
1953 from injuries suffered in
an automobile accident in
Washington, formed Associ
ated Fruit company In Med
ford and was owner of
Naumes Orchards of Oregon
Inc.
The former Dillle Nevins
married Mr. Naumes in High
land Park, III., Oct, 31, 1908.
They lived in the Midwest,
until 1910 when the family
moved to Hood River, Ore.,
where Mr. Naumes was en
gaged in orchard activities
They moved to Medford in
1929. .
Mrs. Nuumcs was a mem
ber of Sacred Heart Catholic
church, past president of St.
Anne's Altar society, member
of Providence Guild and Gray
Ladies.
Survivors include three
sons. Edward Naumes, Chi
cago; William Joseph Naumes
and Robert A. Naumes, botn
Medford; 10 grandchildren;
and four brothers and sisters,
Mrs. Cecile McDonnell, Evans-
ton. 111.: Mrs. Gertrude Wil
liams, Bloomington, 111.; Ed
ward Nevins, Highlandj Park,
111., and W. P. Nevins, Chi
cago. A lourth son, L.ari a.
Naumes, died in infancy in
Hood River,
Funeral arrangements, un
der the direction of Perl Fu
neral home, are pending the
arrival of relatives.
Tilstrom Visits
Festival Theater
Bert Tilstrom, the voice of
Kukla and Ollie, the two pup
pets in the former Kukla,
Fran and Ollie show, visited
and was impressed by the
Oregon Shakespearean Festi
val at Ashland yesterday.
Tilstrom was both amazed
and delighted" with the work
being done, Festival sources
said. He was especially im
pressed that the company was
supported by local donation
and that the company had
many non-professional actors.
Tilstrom, a guest of Robert
son Collins of Medford
rived about midnight while
rehearsals for Richard II were
under way.
He left the valley this
morning for Los Angeles,
where he is appearing on the
Dave Garroway show.
Portland Produce
Portland (UPI1 Dairy market:
Eggs To retailers: Grade AA
extra large. 45-48c; AA large. 44
45c: A large 42-43c: AA medium
37-4 lc: A A smalt 29-35C; cartons
l-3c additional.
Butter To retailers: AA and
grade A prints, 67c lb.; cartons lc
higher: B prints. 65c.
Cheese, medium cured To re
tailers: A grade Cheddar single
daisies. 44-51c: processed Ameri
can cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 41,s-42?,.
Portland tUPI) Dressed
chickens No. 1 srade dressed to
retailers: Fryers, whole drawn, 39-
4ic in.: cut-up 44-40C io.; nens.
heavy-type whole drawn. 40-45C
lb.: light-type hens cut-up, 32-35C
lb.; whole, 30-31C lb.
MARDI GRAS
COSTUME BALL
MONDAY, JULY 4, 9 p.m.
EAGLE POINT
at High School Tennis Court
MUSIC BY
BOB ANDERSON QUARTET
AWARDS FOR BEST
COSTUMED COUPLE
sponsored by
Eagle Point Jayccttcs
SATURDAY
NIGHT
BALLROOM
President To Spend
Week End at Farm
Washington -(UPD- President
Eisenhower flics by helicopter
to his Gettysburg, Pa., farm
today to spend a long Fourth
of July week end.
Mrs. Eisenhower, recovered
from a severe attack of asth
matic bronchitis that kept her
in the hospital for three
weeks, will motor to Gettys
burg. The Eisenhowers planned to
return to Washington Tuesday
morning.
The President had a busy
schedule before leaving for
his farm. His morning appoint
ment list included a cabinet
meeting, conferences with Ag
riculture Secretary Ezra T.
Benson and Gen. Nathan F
Twining, chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff.
He also planned to present
to Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) a
50-star flag that will fly over
Independence Hall in Phila
delphia July 4 and then be
sent to Hawaii.
Weather Observers
Get Certificates
Washington -IUPH- The gov
ernment Thursday honored 37
of its volunteer workers who
not only talk about the weath
er but do something about it.
The weather bureau an
nounced presentation of a
series of certificates to out
standing volunteer weather
servers who send the govern
ment information on rainfall
ind temperatures.
Seven persons will receive
the new Thomas Jefferson
award for "unusual and out
standing accomplishment in
the field of meteorological ob
servations." i is named after
Jefferson because the nation's
third president kept an almost
continuous record of the
weather from 1776 to 1816.
The seven are Phil Brogan,
Bend, Ore.; S. S. Judy, Forest
burg, S.D.; Albert M. Foss,
Pauls Valley, Okla.; Louis
Hartdla, Philo, Ohio; Henry
M. Reusser, Berne, Ind.; Dr.
J. G. Standifer, Blakely, Ga.;
and Miss Amy Ann Stern,
Logan, Iowa.
Servicemen
AT AIR STATION
Daniel T. Severson, torpedo
man's mate first class, son of
Mrs. Jean Severson, 924 South
Ivy st., Medford, is serving at
the Naval Air station, Ala
meda, Calif.
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beautiful
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Hear the finest in piano by Brad Curtis
with DOYLE SMITH
and the MUSIC MAKERS
PLEASE DONT
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TOMORROW-SATURDAY, AT 1:00 P.M.
SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE
A SWELL SHOW EVERY
CHILD IN THE VALLEY
SHOULD SEE
FULL LENGTH FEATURE
II
Heidi and Peter
and
IN FULL COLOR
WALT DISNEY FESTIVAL
All Seats 25c
Safe Representative
For Company Named
Lee W. Clark, route 1, box
452 Talent, has been appoint
ed sales representative for
the Datfln Manufacturing
company, a division of the
Daffin corporation, manufac
turers of mobll feed process
ing plants, the company's
sales manager announced re
cently. Clark, formerly with the
Ralston Purina company, will
also represent the firm in
northern California and west
ern Nevada.
Salem Newspapers
Approve Contracts
Salem-fflPD-The Statesman-
Journal newspapers and the
Stereotypers, Pressmen and
Typographical unions have
approved new three-year con
tracts effective Friday.
Approved were wage hikes
including $2.50 a week the
first year and $2 more the
second year. Third year wages
will be negotiated at the end
of the second year.
Current average weekly
wage Is $119.25 for 36V4
hours.
Sam Sir Loin Says
"Friday Is Seafood Nile.
Fresh salmon, mountain
trout, prawns, scallops,
lobster tails, plus our
Special Captain' Varie
ty Seafood Platter, and,
of course, tender steaks
and prime ribs, always."
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