Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 03, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JULY 3, 1080 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Police Break Up Newport Jazz Riot Newport, IM. -IIH'll- A li vi sit! 11 of nIiiUi poll mid Hired C(llllMllll'H of Hliwlu I H In II ( I nalliiniil Kuiinl.-tiiicii moved Into Ncwpni't ttnliiidiiy iiIkIiL to brviik up n hIioiiIIiik, beer ciin throwliiK crowd of 3,(1(10 at tliu Kl'i'lm of tiiu tlly'j fam ed .. ((.'HtlVlll. TI10 bol.itoroim crowd mill ed mound wnlk-d Frcrbudy MARDI GRAS COSTUME BALL MONDAY, JULY 4, 9 p.m. EAGLE POINT at High School Tonnll Court MUSIC BY BOB ANDERSON QUARTET AWARDS FOR BEST COSTUMED COUPLE ipomorod by laalo Point Jaycottoi ifef .....upACt'S, ..nun nuw1"1"" .. a ,1" A"- 2nd Weitarn Hltl STARTS TODAY! 1ST ROGUE VALLEY SHOWING Brimming with Laughter! Magic! Melody! SAMUEL TODAY AT 2:50 6:26 9:57 PORGY aid "ftHc jR-m I SEJ ) ZJkfl t-tLfii WITH THE Diitnbulid by Columbia riciunts TECHNICOLOR fin SIDNEY POITIER DOROTHY DANDRID6E SAMMY DAVIS, Jr.-PEARL BAILEY BIN0 and WALT V tell the fabulous lalo V ol the Headless ' HOLLOA Horseman! tKHNICOLOU" All-Curlofln Enlerlalnmont Monday Box Office Opom 4:45 Continuous Showing From 5:00 piirli wlicri! u Kcll-out crowd of ID, 1)111) IIkUiiu'cI lo Juz I1c1.1l Hiii'iH (111 tliu tblrd nlKlit of till) K'StlVlll. I'ollci! mi id tliu riot wan not directly cmiscd by Ibu fi'ritlval lliouuli soniu of tliu crowd probably wan dlmippointcd (it lark of tk-krU. 'Ilia inuinbu of the (iiidltiicc won- urKud to rciiiidn limldo the park un til tin- dMiirbnnco outside wiw quclhcl. MORE REVENUE AGENTS WiiibliiKton llll'll Tax cheat- er beware: P r c a I cl c n t Kbenbower 'I'liui Kdiiy nlt:ned a $-1,(141,014, ODD post offivc and Treamiry money bill providing for 2,000 more Inlernal revenue iiKenl.s. 'I'be new tax (dentin aru expected to come up with an additional $7(1 million year from reluctant tax payers. Tonite, Tomorrow til r C I nT u l r I IN GOLDWTN 1 ViEGElw 17 IS A Locals Loii Wallet Annus Viola 'J'liompiioii, 1132 SK Second id., Newport, Ore., reported to Med ford police Saturday that alii' lout her wallet con talnliiK mlKcellaneouH HeniH of perxonal Identification and credit cards. Ga Stolan Lydcll Conner, 101(1 Murray t., Medford, re ported to police Suturdny thul approximately 80 Kiillon of Kim have been ritolen durlnx the punt month from the Med ford Air Service at the mu nicipal airport. Wallot Stolon Karon Klb abeth Kkiiii, :i07 Went NiiiKiirn ut., A.tlorla, complained to Medford police Saturday that her wallet conlainlnK ap proximately $20 and miscel laneous items of identification wus taken at the Greyhound bus depot, 212 North Uartlett at. Saturday. 8peaker Joseph Walah, chairman of the Jackson County Republican Central committee, will speak at a meeting of the Young Repub licans Friday, July S, at 7:30 p.m. at the Lloyd R. Bishop residence, 2425 Nleto way. Mrs. Bishop urijed all Inter ested Republicans from 18 to 40 who ore Interested In sup porting the parly to attend. Weather KOItKCAHTS Mrdlorri mid vicinity: fair nd warm today and Mondny. Hleh t(Hly 02 Low tonight 33. High Monday IJ3. wmiprit urrvon: tir itxiiiv and Mnndny A little warmer today. H it'll llh day AO In the north to tilt In the louth cxreni OS-75 alone Uie coaai. low loniKnl 4-33. Norlhrrn Cnlllurnia: air today and Monday, hut niuht and morn InjC '"I central California coast, A Itw afternoon and evening thun drrtornu In loulhern Slerra-Ne- vadas Sunday. Little change In temperature. I.IK 1 . 1)A 1 j TKMPKHATUHE: Mean vemterday fl(t. below nor mnl 1. Record hlith thli dat 104 In lf(22 ftrrord tow thli date 40 In lUAV I'HKCUMTATION. 24 hour lo midnight none. Total tills month none. .02 In. below normal. Total autre 8rpt. 1 13 84 in , 107 . helow normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yterday 23". hlgheat yriterday 77. High Low 24-hr. Yet- Yrtter- ire t'lTY lerday day rip. FlrtHtklngi 32 Klamath Falli .. HI & 48 31 40 46 32 47 m 37 32 64 B4 83 MKDFORD B7 Portland ....76 Seattle .71 Spokane 78 Kurcka 60 Ho. I Bin If 101 Hacramento .. ....7 Kan Franclico ... 02 Angelca 84 Phoenix ,..-.ltrtl Denver 4 Chicago 88 Miami Hrach 8B New York . .. 78 Waihlnglon. D C, 87 Servicemen SWORN IN Area men recently sworn into the Navy at Portland In clude Duke Dyer Wild, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Wild, stnr route, Trail; James Lee Dalin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Dalin, post office box 702, Weed, Calif.; Richard Lee Merrill, son of Mr. Mar vin E. Merrill, route 1, box 02, Gold Hill; and David Bruce Walts, son of Mr. and Mrs. St. Clnir P. Watts, 83 Morton St., Ashland. The men are 1!)G0 high school graduates and arc now undergoing basic recruit training at the Naval Training center, San Diego, Calif. Japanese Demand Kishi Resignation Tokyo - OIPll - Tens of thou sands of demonstrators march ed on the Japanese Parlia ment (Diet) building Saturday demanding Immediate resig nation of Prime Minister No busuko Kishl, new elections and renunciation of the U.S. Japnn security treaty. The demonstrators carry ing placards reading "Go home Americans" and "Wo want a socialist prime minis ter" - also milled outside the prime minister's official resi dence and the metropolitan police department headquar ters. The throng then spilled In to the congested downtown area, of Tokyo, blocking traf fic for several hours in 84 degrec weather. There were no reports of violence. HOUSE of MYSTERY Where the Stereoramic Photo Originated North of rfT&K OPEN Gold Hill at ANY SNAPSHOT TAKEN WITHIN THE VORTEX WILL PRODUCE A 3D PICTURE - TEST ITI Summer Hours 8 to 6 Open to the Public Since 1930 BOAT WINNER Clyde Lees, 902 North Ross lane, Medford, is shown seated on the boat he wun at the Medford 20-30 club's annual Catfish Derby recently. With him arc his two sons, Clyde Jr., and Shawn. Dominican Armed Forces Engaged In Maneuvers Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic - Wit - The Domini can army, navy and air force Saturday were reported car rying out extensive military maneuvers, including the test- firing of "guided missiles. The republic officially was proclaimed in a state of na tional emergency. President Gen. Hector B. Trujillo signed into law the proclamation passed by con gress after he charged that Venezuela was preparing a movement against the Domini can Republic leading to war. Venezuela broke off diplo matic relations with the Do minican governmental earlier this year, accusing it of inter ference in Venezuelan inter nal affairs. Tensions Heightened The tensions were heighten ed recently by Venezuelan charges that the Trujillo re gime was implicated in the attempted assassination o f President Romulo Bctancourt last week and an abortive short-lived revolt earlier. Four ship9 carrying infan trymen and artillery sailed Friday from the Dominican naval base of Calderas for an undisclosed destination. A naval spokesman said the movement was "routine ma neuvers." Today, army, navy and air force troops carrying weapons and other military equipment were seen in the streets of Ciudad Trujillo. The ministry of armed forces said the troop movement is part of "big mili tary maneuvers" and urged the population not to be alarmed. Dr. Moore Sees Washington Sights Washington (UPD - Dr. Bar bara Moore hoofed her way around the tourist sights of Washington Saturday, then trudged back to the highway to continue her footsore 3,000 milc cross-country hike. The Russian-born British woman was still setting a brisk pace as she headed for Baltimore and New York City on U. S. highway 1. She be gan her hike from San Fran cisco on April 30. Many fellow sightseers here recognized the 56 - year - old woman as she stopped in front of the White House, then swung up Pennsylvania ave. to the Capitol. A platoon of reporters and photographers accompanied her on her four-mile-an-hour walk through the city. CUTS CUBAN FLIGHTS Miami lUPll - Natiopal Air lines has announced it Is cut ting its Miami - to Havana roundtrip flights from six to three weekly and Its round trip Tainpa-to-Havana flights from three lo one a week be cause, "not as many people are going there." Throughout The Year i Im a 1 OBITUARIES MILFORD VANDERPOOL Services for Milford Earl Vandcrpool, 59, of 827 Gilman rd., who died Thursday, will be held at Hlllcrest Memorial Chapel, on the North Phoenix rd., Tuesday at 1 p.m. The Rev. D. D. Randall of the American Sunday School Union will officiate. Commit tal will be in Hillcrcst Me morial park, with Conger Morris, funeral directors, in charge. Mr. Vanderpool was born Feb. 9, 1901, in Cassvillc, Mo., and had lived in Medford since 1945. He was married Oct. 24, 1922, in Eureka Springs, Ark., to Frances Beaver, who survives. Other survivors include three sons, Earl E. Vander pool, Ulysses, Kans.; and James A. Vanderpool s n d Carl A. Vanderpool, Medford; four brothers, Richard Van derpool, Springfield, Mo.; An drew Vanderpool, in Arkans as; John Vanderpool, Monctt, Mo.; and Lloyd Vandcrpool, Medford; three sisters, Mrs. Viola Justis, Clinton, Mo.; Mrs. Crcssie Gebhart, Selig man, Mo.; and Mrs. Mabel Pyles, Eureka Springs, Ark.; and six grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Ellis Burrough, Pete Burrough, Ed Pleasent, Joe Perry, John Morris, Sheila Pleasent. Hon orary bearers will be Fred Smith, Ed Pierce, Ray Doran, Manlcy Jacobson. Chuck La Casse, and George Robinson. MRS. DILLIE NAUMES Recitation of the Holy Ros ary for Mrs. Dillie Nevins Naumcs, 81, who died at her residence at 1001 South Oak dale ave., Thursday, will be held at Perl Funeral home Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Requeim mass will be from the Sacred Heart church Wednesday at 10 a.m. Committal will be at the Siskiyou Memorial park. Mrs. Naumes was born Feb. 28, 1879, in Highland Park, 111., and moved to Hood River, Ore., in 1910 and to Medford in 1929. She was a member of the Grey Ladies, the Providence Guild, and a past president of St. Anne's Altar Society. Her husband, J. P. Naumes, precccded her in death in 1953, and a son, Carl, died in Hood River. Survivors include three sons, Edward Naumes of Chi cago; Joe and Robert Naumes, both of Medford; ten grand children; two sisters, Mrs. Ce cile McDonnell, Evanston, 111.; Mrs. Gertrude Williams, Bloomington 111.; two broth- FOURTH 7:30 P.M.-Monday, July 4 Southern Oregon College Field Pre Shcw- You'll thrill to Southern Oregon's only Firoworhi Show. Ground Displays Aerial Diiplayi. For the first time BIG 12" MORTAR. We've roped oil the Infield too, for crowd comfort, 75c-Adults 35c-Children Sponsored by ASHLAND JUNIOR CHAMBER of COMMERCE Standing in back of the boat are Dick O'Dell, chairman of the Derby, and Keith McLean, 20-30 club president. (Knackstedt Photo) crs, Edward Nevins, High land Park, 111., and W. P. Nev ins, Chicago. HERMAN SCHUETTE Graveside services for Her man Schuette, 80, who died at Marysville, Calif., Wednes day, will be held at the Med ford IOOF cemetery Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. John Ilg will officiate. Mr. Schuette was born July 15, 1879, in Quincy, 111., and was a resident of the Talent and Medford area for 50 years. The last 10 years he had been a resident of the Marysville, Calif., area. Survivors include two nieces, and five nephews, all in California. Perl Funeral home is in charge of local arrangements. Lucille Ball Ordered To Take 10-Day Rest Hollywood (UPD - Lucille Ball, injured in a fall on a movie set, was ordered Satur day to rest for a week to 10 days before returning to work on the film "The Facts of Life." The comedienne received painful facial and leg bruises when she tripped boarding a boat for a scene with co-star Bob Hope Friday. Main Dining Room Closed July 3-4 That Our Employees May Enjoy a Two Day Holiday. Birch Room Open Both Days Complete Dinners Served, of Course. 1206 North Riversids & Birch Room of JULY i ? v. -Sandblasters Game (Little Baseballer) Russia Accused of Torpedoing Talks Washlngton-IUPD-The United States accused Russia Satur day of torpedoing the Geneva disarmament talks. It urged in a formal note that the Reds end their walkout and resume "serious negotiations." Tone of the note was com paratively mild although it termed the walkout of the Soviet delegation and four Communist satellites "par ticularly surprising and re grettable." It said the Western allies remain ready to resume talks. Esso Refinery in Cuba Paralyzed ' Havana-(UPD-A government spokesman said Saturday the giant ESSO refinery has been totally paralyzed by lack of crude oil supplies since short ly after seizure of the American-owned plant by the re gime of Premier Fidel Castro. Castro seized the American owned refinery of the Stand ard Oil Company of New Jersey and that of the Anglo Dutch Shell Oil company Fri day for refusing to refine Russian crude oil. The American-owned Texaco Oil com pany refinery was taken over earlier in the week on similar grounds. The Texaco and Shell re fineries were reported operat ing on schedule. Enjoy This Sunday BREAKFAST Befora or After Church ... (Sirred Anytime) at the i Hotel Medford Dining Room CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME Kachina Lodge Highway 99 Phoenix, Oregon OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK DAILY: NEW SUNDAY HOURS II a.m. to Midnight OPEN 4:00 P.M. Minestrone Soup, Relish Tray, Mixed Creen Salad (Choice of Dressing), Ice Cream, Coffee SICILIAN STEAK VEAL SCALLOPINE CHILDREN'S PLATE TRY OUR FLAMING PIZZA DANCE JULY 4th DREAMLAND BALLROOM WALKER BUILDING Music by th "Western Playboys" Featur ing Ken Jack on the Guitar, playing Your Favorite Waltzes, Fox Trots & Hawaiian numbers. WESTERN and MODERN Greet Old Friends Meet New Ones $1.00 per Person THIS GREAT HIT! HELD OVER CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM 1:00 P.M. The Screen Is Singing. ..Because BROADWAY'S BELL RINGER is a movie KNOCKOUT Mill! FRED CLARK ' ' with EDDIE F0Y, JR. JEAN STAPLET0N SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY JULY 4TH 1:00 P.M. SPECTATORS INJURED Dallas, Tcx.-IUPD-The rear axle snapped on a stock car in a race at Devil's Bowl Speedway Friday night and sent a loose wheel hurtling Into a group of spectators at 70 miles per hour. Nine per sons were Injured, one of them critically. The race crowd almost immediately poured out of the grandstand for a better look and trampled one of the victims. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM HOTEL t 4 I Medford r Open Dally 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sundays 4 P.M. 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