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.... . ,., ,k J( WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 1060 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Local and Building Pormll-TIm city building dapiiitmonl tunned the Jackson lluli'l 1 ,000 prrnilt recently to change the doors In nn elevator shaft. Gnu Ftro - Conti ul I'ulut rural district firemen put out n (Ire In limns mid lii'ii.ili about M.'IO p.m. yesterday ut Oregon Veneer cumpmiy at White city. Patients -Surgery patients listed tuduy ut Hukiiu Valley hospital Include Dennis l,n nlnl, 71 Hconle dr., Aahluud; Stnnley Zwun, 2240 Camp linker rd., Medford; and Ken- nt'lli Robertson, 2.18 Laurel at., Centrnl Point. Mining Councll-Tho North western Mining council will neol at tlm Jacksonville Community hull Thursday, Inly 7. ut 6 p.m. Fnye Brlalul Swill speak, and coffee will be fil.. .! iirtnt-WIII-fl. AllvnilO III torcsted In mining inviien. Car Fir - Ashland firemen L...ra culled to ii enr fire on Ifwinburn way Moiulny after- inon, The cur was owned by fcilon Prcicott, U2 hevcnlli 4,1., Ashland. The lire, wnicli fwas out on arrival of firemen, jklld extensive damage to the 'L..I.I..I flrnti)i.n HllH Car Hit - A vohlcle oper led by Julie Moppin Canfleld, J304 South Keenewny dr., hit li parked vehicle registered lo j.co Bernard lluinm, 197 fcouth Kocnewoy dr., Tuesday vonlnn. according to city po- jico. The Incident occurred on North Front t. between hlxlli 'kind Main no ciiaiiuus gwer Issued, police mid. Truck But Cut - City po- jlk'O were culled to Jorgenien Dairy, 13(10 Court at., Tuesday afternoon to Investigate a re port that the lent In a truck parked In the company lot had been slushed. Clifford Stewart Klxsen, 718 West Fourth at., reported the Inct dent. Reports show that the eat had been slushed about five times. Caps Lost - Dale Cott, 542 South Ivy si., notified city po lice, today that while attempt ing to make a left turn onto South Ivy St. from West 1 1 111 at., two safety caps from bot tlcs of acelyleno and oxygen fell out of the truck. When lie attempted to stop and pick them up unnthur vehicle slop ped, picked up the cups and drove away, nicy were vui lied at $1.25 each. FAIR WARNING! THIS PICTURE IS DEFINITELY FOR ADULTS! 'Soma of the Dialogue Ii Rough . .. ' All of II Is Raallttlcl It It Alto One of the Best Pictures Ever Madol .... JAMES STEWART LEE REMICK BEN GAZZARA ARTHUR O'CONNELL EVE ARDEN KATHRYN GRANT ndJOIIPH M VvrlCH Jurfl. WMvsr 2nd BIG WESTERN HITI Randolph ami? SCOTT tii tllrsllRlrrMnllM ASHLAND . fHOSl Mil 1 11" 'aTiailaTOIIIlllllllllllillllllliM Chosen by The 1958 BRUSSELS Film Festival as ONE OF THE SIX BEST FILMS OF ALL TIME! JEAN RENOIR'S MASTERPIECEI "GRAND ILLUSION" ERIC VON STROHEIM JEAN GABIN PIERRE FRESNAY Personal Switch Shifts -Chief of Pa- Ilea Charles P. Chiiinpllii him iinnounuod a change In shifts for two of thu department's supervisory personnel, LI. Orlo McGee lina been moved from the first pluloun shift (midnight to 8 a.m.) to the third platoon nlilft (4 p.m. to midnight) and Sgt, Leo Mitch ell has been movod from the third platoon to the first plu- toon, Chumplln said tho switch Ii routine and Is ef fective Immediately, Grants Pass Man Dies in Hospital Chester D, llyult, 40, of Grants Puss und prominent in Masonic circles, died July 4 In a local hospltul of a cere bral hemorrhage. Mr, Hyatt was Grants Puus resident for 20 yean, Since 10411, he wus the owner operator of Hyatt's Portola Grocery In Grants Puss. Mr. Hyatt held many ma sonic positions. He was pust muster of Grunts Pais Lodge, AF und AM; pust high priest of Kennies Chapter, Rdyal Arch Masons; pust eminent commander, Molitn Command cry, Knights Templar; and a member of llllluh Temple of the Shrine and the llllluh Pa trol. He Is survived by his wife, Lelhu M. Hyutt, Grants Puss; two daughters. Mrs. Nick (Kay) Smith, Mcdford; und Mrs. Jim (Phyllis) Cattnnuch, Smith Itlver, Calif.; one son, Philip Hyatt, now serving with thu Air Force; and oilier relatives. Three Injured in Medford Accident Three persons were taken lo Itogue Valley hospltul Tues day afternoon by Medford Ambulance Service following an automobile collision at the Intersection of 10th it. and Central uve. They wore treat ed and released. Injured were Mildred Irene Krenko, 57, Burbank, Calif., driver of one of the vehicles; Julia Mae White, 43, of 851 Palm it., Medford, and David Wayne White. 8, passenger In the vehicle driven by Julia White According to city police, the California vehicle was east- bound on East 10th st. when It collided with the south bound vehicle on South Cen tral uve. driven by Julia White. Mlsi Krcnke was cited by police for falling to yield the right of way. Investment Funds Noon fundi; Vtinil quotation! on Mlacted nid Aikrd llnllnrk 13,04 13.83 Chcm fund ......11.47 Colonial lr . Ill" 12.41 12 Oil 12 Til 10 43 1007 Eaton Howard Slk 1 1 mo 19 32 9. in 12 30 . 8 72 . I ll , s in 1.124 , 11.37 IS 22 .11130 nanny Group Sec Avla-Etec, Group Sec Com Slk Group Src P"lr Group Src Slcl ...... Group Sec Tobac Kryitonn H-3 Kcvitone B-4 Kryi'.one K-3 13 30 II 30 10 03 8 117 111 113 10 23 10 111 Koyilono n-i . 31.34 127R 14.40 14.00 11104 rtftyiiono -i- . Kryatiinc S-3 ' ...... llatualnnH R.4 11.71 13 an 12 03 M... Inv Clrth Slk 14 84 TV-Elec " J Value Line Inc. . 9 23 Wolllnston 14 07 Portland Produce 9 00 3.74 13 31 The following price quotations iha Atfrlctilitiml market- lnl icrvlco o( tho U. S. Department of Agriculture In Portland. Effua: I'ricoi to romuoi. va, ... Isrsc A 44-40; medium AA 30-44; .m.n a a ni.in. Prlcei to nrodtic- v .rM A A 34.3ni(: larao AA 33.371'j: fnrse A 30-32; medium AA 24-30'i; imnll AA 1,3-12 t. niiAr Prleea tn retailers. Nc nrlnla delivered. AA and A 67, n..'.,v. 1rlf-ii In retailer, de A miBiitu frvnra wholo 30-41, cut up 44-40; llsht iviie hem, whole 30-31. cut up n'i.:i3; heavy type hem, whole 40-43. Portland Livestock Portland (UP!) USDA Cattle 3011. Low cholca 003 111. led steers 27; hlsh nod 1003 Ih. 20.30 with rn. .,i hlsh eood with few low choice 785-002 lb. fed heifers 24.23-24.no; utility cows ln-in; enn-ner-cutters 11.30-13: utility bulls Cnlvei SO. Oood-cholce vcalers 24-27; ullllty-iUindard 18-23; culll down lo 12; good-oholce llsht stock calves 24-27. Hon 300. U. S, 1 and I hulchera 10.79-20; NO. 2 una it ion i-m.oui ...... I11.4lfl Ih 14. IA.S0. Sheep 1900. Cholcc-prlmo 84-00 lb. iprlng lomha 18.30-10; molly nn.nn Ih. 1n.-tR.2n! flood- cholco 70 lb. iprlna feeder lambs 1 14.30; cull-gooo ewoa -j.ou. WEDNESDAY ONLY "CURTAIN AT 8i30" John luik at the Baldwin Organ Obituaries . ETHEL E. DEXTER Mrs. Ethel E, Dexter died yesterday afternoon ut her home, :il(l North Fourth it., Central Point, Funeral ar rangements will be announced by Congcr-Morrli, funeral di rectors. ANNA BWANBON SMITH Hornhrook - Word has beon received hero of the deuth of Mrs. Annu Bwnnson Smith, 74, of lfuyden Luke, Idaho. Mrs. Smith died July 3 In a hospital at Cocur d'Alene, Idaho, lifter a brief Illness. She wus born In Lost Riv er, Idaho. Survivors Include or husbund, Hurry Smith, u daughter, Mrs, Vlolu Gurrcti, of Iluydon Luko, and two sis ters and two brothers. One sister, Mrs, Hullle Hol land, of Bakorsfleld, Calif,, was visiting nor duughtcr, Mrs. Dwaln Humner, In Horn brook when she. received word of Mrs. Smith's death. She left Immediately for Cocur d'Alene. Mrs. Smith was wall known In Medford, where many of her school friends reside. Funeral services were scheduled today at Heydcn Lake. MRS. PHISCILLA BULLOCK Funeral services for Mrs. Prlscllln Bullock, 04, of 331 Murlo si., who died In Ash land Monday, will be held at crl Funeral home Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Dr. George itosc- bcrry of the First Methodist church will officiate. Com mittal will bo In Punkey cemetery. She wus horn in Sams Val- cy April 23, iHiio, and nad been a resident of Oregon all f her life. Survivors Include two ils- lers, Mrs. Lyla Tucker, Ash land, and Mrs. Nancy Krclg- cr, Medford; three brothers, urnon C o n 1 e y, Ashland, owl Conley, Arizona, and Jim Conley, Central Point. Morse Apartment oofed of Jewels Washington -0IPD- Washing ton police today investigated the theft of jewels and a fur coat worth more than $1,400 from the apurtmcnt of Sen Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) during the week end. Morse reported to police Tuesday that the thieves took such care not to disturb any thing that the break-In wasn't discovered until Mrs. Morse returned from a week end trip. Mrs. Morse found that her Jewelry box had been rifled and a mink stole taken from closet. Youths Questioned After Seen Smoking Four youths were ques tioned by city; police early this morning for Illegal pos session of tobacco after they were observed walking eost on West Main st. near Fir st. by a Medford police officer. The boys, two 17-ycar-olds from Wcovcrville, Calif., and Junction City, Calif., a 14-ycor-old rom Poolvlllc, Tex., and a 15-ycur-old from Archer City, Tex., told police they were not aware of the smok ing law. They were questioned by police and their cigarettes were taken. They were later released. Grange Notes Uppar Applogsie The June 24 meeting of the Upper Applcgutc Grange was visitation night with approxi mately 90 Grangers present, Masters present were Frank Hall, Live Onk; Lloyd Laccy, Phoenix; Ben Fulton, Butte Falls; Benton Boucc, Central Point; Cecil Kce, Shady Cove; and County Deputy Roscoc Roberts and a number of mem- bcrs from Frultdnle Grange of Josephine county. Roberts gave n brief sum mary of the North West In surance conclave which he at tended at the Washington state Grange convention. Each master gavo a brief talk. The literary program was highlighted with a couple monologues presented by Mnry Ellen Miller of Fruit dale Grange. Horlnn Cantrall spoke on soil conservation and piano solos by Inez McDoiv ough and a skit by Stella Of- fenbuclier, Barbara Larson Dllblo Dunshu and Glenn Saltmarsh wore given, - The meeting of July 22 will bo an open house meeting for explanation nf the home rule measure and the dog control act. Tho next regular meeting is July 8. INDICT DEMONSTRATOR Tokyo - IIIPII - Labor union mcmbor Takayorl Yamstlta was Indicted Tuesday for tak ing part In tho airport demon strations against U. S. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty last Juno 10, Yama stlta was among 10 unionists and students arrested In con nection with tht demonstrations, NEW HOME DAMAGED A fire that In vestigators said had all the earmarks of urson ncurly destroyed the half-completed home of a Negro family, the Rowan M. Wllcys, above, in northeast Portland Sun duy night. In a federal court decision last - 1 -v.,4 i-.'i y.v.'t,: J 1 I -I AWARD PRESERVED The merce award of progress was Lcmley, owner-builder of the valley Professional Center, Highway 99 south of Central Point. The award is being presented above by Chamber Representative Jennings Pierce. The building, which contains S6S.000. and will have office a phormacy, laboratory service and x-ray diagnostic equipment. Two Appear in District Court Hurry Howard Cray, 69, of the White City Domiciliary, was bound over to the Jack son county grand jury on charges of grand larceny when he appeared in district court yesterday. ( Gray is charged with tak ing a man's wrist watch from Brophy's Jewelry store, 209 East Main St., Monday. Gray .waived privilege of an attorney and preliminary hearing. He is being held in the Jackson county jail on $1,500 bail. Lee Walter Dew, 62, ot 3ia West Jackson St., Medford, was sentenced to nine months In jail for petty larceny. He appeared in district court yes terday. District Court Judge E. Koy Bashaw recommended Rocky Butte tail in Portland. Dew pleaded guilty to iaK- ing seven cartons of cigar ettes from a Medford mantel June 20. Tho case of George Everett Allen, 48, of the White City Domiciliary, was continued to July 21 in district court. Al len is charged with petty lar ceny. Police Receive New Traffic Citations Medford police last week received 10,000 of the new uniform traffic citations which arc being used by all police agencies in the state as of July 1. The first of the new cita tions to be given out by the Medford police department was Issued Friday night to a Grants Pass man. He was cit ed for a basic rule violation. Chief of Police Charles P. Chamrjlin has expressed satis faction with the new tickets and said they seem to be a lot simpler and more efficient than the tickets the depart ment was using previously. He snys the department Is finding that those cited like them better also because they are easy to understand. City Sanitary Service Closes Jacksonville Dump Temporarily We urge the people who haul their own trash to use eld dump at White City Until Further Notice. month the Wilcys won the right to build their home after an attempt was made to condemn their property. The blaze did $7,000 damage to the tri-lcvel house. (UPI Tclephoto) Medford Chamber of Com presented recently to Dr. C. O. 6,600 square feet, cost about space for tlx professional men. Evening Hours Set For X-Ray Clinic The chest x-ray clinic at Sacred Heart hospital will be open Wednesday, July o. irom 7 to 9 p.m., and Thursday, Julv 7. from 2 to 5 p.m., ac cording to the Jackson Coun ty Tuberculosis and Health association, sponsors of the clinic. I The once-a-month evening clinic is arranged for the con venience of those who cannot attend the regular Thursday afternoon clinics. Persons wishing chest X rays are reminded by the x ray committee to wear cloth ing with a minimum of but tons and ornamentation on blouses, dresses and shirts. This helps to insure a satis factory film, committee mem ber stated. NO PAY-NO PHONE Tainel - OIPD - Police head quarters was partially para lyzed Tuesday when the tele phone company cut the lines to three police phones be cause they had not paid their, bill. The company sam xne unoald bill was more man 250.000 Chinese dollars ($6,000). Over-fhe-Counfer Western Stocks Th following bid and ask ed ouotations. trom the Na tional Association ot Securi ties Dealers. Inc., do not rep resent actual transactions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indi cated by the "bid") or bought (Indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Common Stocks Bid Alked Bank of America 44 H Callf.-Paclflc Utilities ..lll'i Cascades Plywood 281a Cons. Frelghtway ...M'a Copco - 35 Cyprus Mines Corp 22 s First Notional Bank SI 'I Morrlson-Knudscn 31 Northwest Nat. Ga 20ii Pacific Pwr. Lt 37:i Pormnnonte Cement 10 Portland Clen. Elec 30 is V. S National Bank 70 United Utilities 41 West Coast Tel 26 li Weyerhaeuser 47 : 21,! 311 iei S7 H 241i 34', 22 3(1 i liu 32, 74': 4SI 2711 3511 y LAFON - Tr Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A., poi Ifice box 393, Ashland, Jul. 1960, a girl, weight 8'? pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. CARR - To Mr. and Mrs. Russell, 3654 Madrona lane, Medford, July 2, 1960, a boy, weight 6 pounds at Rogue Valley hospital. SCHMIDT - To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Albert, 4150 South Pacific highway, Phoe nix, July 4, 1960, a boy, weight 8 pounds, at Rogue Volley hospital. HANNAH-To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dale, route 1, box 568, Eagle Point, July 4, 1960, a boy, weight 10'4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. SCHUYLER - To Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lee, 630 South Holly st., Medford. July 8, 1960, a boy, weight 8' pounds, at Rogue Valley hos pital. RAE - To Mr. and Mrs, Robert E., 846 East Ninth st., Medford. July 6, 1960, a girl, weight 8'4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. CUR ETON - To Mr. and Mrs. James Wilard, 920 South Ivy st., Medford, July 2, 1960, girl, weight BY pounds at Rogue Valley hospital. BENSTON-To Mr. and Mrs. Dexter A., 430 North Fourth st Central Point, July 3, I960, boy, weight 6Vt pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. McCOY - To Mr. and Mrs. James Francis, 2189 Corona St., Medford, July 3, 1960, a boy, weight 6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. McLAREN - To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Glen Jr., 702 Bcekman St., Medford, July 4, 1960, a girl, weight 74 pounds, at Rogue Valley hos pital. Servicemen RETURNS HOME Capt. Bert W. Ricbe of the 6337th division headquarters, USAR, has completed the Ad vance Infantry Officers Re fresher course at Ft. Benning, Ga., and has returned home. i nun i QUINN SANDRA DEE JOHN SAXON ijy ji- 11 its fr Finn Twins Seek To Help Daughter Of Lana Turner San Francisco-fllPD-The Fly. ing Finn Twins, who have botr tied the federal government for nearly 10 years on their own behalf, made a surprise bid Tucsduy on behalf of Cheryl Crane, 16. The twins, George and Charles, 48, told the Cali fornia Supreme Court that the daughters of actress Lana Turner was being restrained illegally at the El Retiro School for Girls for the knife slaying of Mlsi Turner's boy friend, underworld figure Johnny Stampanato. George, accompanied by Charles, filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus. He said he was acting as a friend, but others close to Cheryl were surprised by the move. The girl's father, Stephen Crane and an attorney for Miss Turner said the action came as a complete surprise to them. Weather Medford and vicinity: Scattered thundentorms over mountains aoutli and eait thll evening. Other wise, lair mrougn inuriaay. uov tonight 38-60. High Thursday 93- luu. western Oregon; s'oisibie scat tered thundershowers southern Cas cades this evening, spreading north ward tonight. Much cooler over Interior Thursday with low clouds and a lltUc drizzle along coast. clearing- partially during afternoon ief early morning low clouds over interior valleys. Low tonight 52-62. High Thursday 75-85, except 60-66 along coast. Northern California: Fair tonight and Thursday except a few after noon thunderstorms over Slerra Nevadas. Fod and low clouds on coast. Little temperature change. LOCAL. DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday 7B: aoove normal B. Record nign this date 104 In 1922. Record low this date 43 in 1925. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours Ul midnight 0. Midnight to 10 a m. 0. Total this month 0, .05 in. below normal. Total since Sept. 1 1534 In.. 2 in. below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 15'.. hlahest this am. 69. High Low 24-br. Yes- Yester- Pre- CITY terday day cip. Brookings 58 49 T. Grants Pass loz 58 Klamath Falls -. 88 59 . MEDFORD 100 63 Portland 94 59 SeatUe .87 -88 .. S5 59 57 Spokane Yakima .. Eureka 5.S 51 70 58 55 59 Red Bluff .. Sacramento 91 San Francisco ..62 Los Angeles .- 78 Phoenix . Denver - ..104 62 .01 Chicago 73 4 so T. Miami tseacn i New York 1 Washington, D.C. &4 65 FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Throuch July 11): ivtrn Oreron-Westera Wash. Inrton Not quite so warm but temperaturea averaging aoove nor mal through Monday. Chance of Inr ihnuw, western W.ihl n- tnn and northwestern Oregon sun- day or Monday. High temperatures 72-82 western Washington. 80-04 western Oregon, except 65-70 on coast. Lows In low 50s. Northern California Scattered thunderstorms In high mountains on one or two aiternoons. other wise, no precipitaUon. Tempera turea near normal. Ashland Man Found Claude Rozelle Curtis, 79, of 900 Park St., Ashland, was released from Ashland Gener al hospital late yesterday after being taken there after he was found beside his cur, state police said. Curtis, who apparently had suffered a heart attack, was found by a weighmaster be side his car on Highway 99 near Jackson Hot Springs, po lice said. IN EASTMAN LLOYD NOIAN-RAY WAISTON RICHARD BASEHART s VIRGINIA O REV ANNA MAV WON9 . "My daughter is very hap py where she is," Crane said in Dallas. "The authorities say everything Is wonderful." Miss Turner's attorney, Louis Blau, said In Beverly Hills he was "mystified" over Finn's action. Confession Is Doubled "I have not seen a written copy of Mr. Finn's statement, so I will refrain from answer ing it until then. But I am not going to let Lana talk to any one about this. I will do all the talking for her." In the petition, Finn charged that Cheryl was be ing held solely on the basis of her confession that she stab bed Stompanato to protect her mother during a quarrel in Miss Turner's bedroom April 1958. Finn said lt would have been a physical impossibility for a 14-year-old girl to have committed the crime. Her case would have been dismissed on grounds of In sufficient evidence had she been tried in an adult court," the petition said. Cheryl was sent to the school in Sylmar, Calif., by a juvenile court, but has run away twice. Many Court Battles The Finn twins are old hands when it comes to court battles. The two war veterans pur chased a war surplus cargo plane to use for teaching pur poses in 1951. The govern ment ruled the sale illegal on the ground that the plane could be used only for scrap- and the legal fight was on. During their 10-year battle, the Finns stood guard on the plane with rifles and pistols, went on a hunger strike in iail. and once handcuffed U.S. Attorney Laughlin Waters in Los Angeles while making a citizen's arrest. Last year George tried to make a citizen's arrest of Col. Gordon Moore, Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower's brother-in-law. The twins filed suit against the government last year for I more than $20 million dam ages in connection with the I plane sale. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM A4 unixi A Medford 3v vi Open Daily 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sundays 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M. 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