Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 13, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1SB0 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Local and Personal Law Books Taken - Jimies Cni'lylu Wllimn, ICuulu I'olul, told city police Momliiy thut mil ot liiw IiihiIih, viilucd ul $tn, wuru tiikvn (loin IiIh cur whllu II wiiH pinked In down town Moilfnril rucmilly. Boyi Qutitlonod - Clly no Ilea qiiualltmiid lliroo youths, niiul 12, H und 1A, rctliirdlnu flro woikH bclnu exploded ut lliu YMCA Monday afternoon. Ono ol the youths admitted lo polluo hu uxplmlod u flro crucker unci unotlier youth ud milled Unit I"' purcluiHcd tlio llrvcnu'ki'ra In thu stnte of Wimlilnillon "! ''" rt'' H'llliiK thcin lo lot-iil ymitha. Driver Cltad - Clly police clled llonry Wlllliim Vun lilac. 6.1, of 111 Glenwood dr., for CllHuhcylliK u U)P lK'i lifter ii ,'iir In- will oneriillint win Involved In colllnlon wllli n cur operated ly Jerry Dlc Mndney, 21, of 2334 Corey rd., Monday about :43 p.m. at llic InleiHeetlon of Kliflilh und Biirtlett it. Pollco mid both vehicle iinitiiliied moderule finmiiu,. In tlm front end. There were no reported In juries Cr Hlt Horn - A cor op erated by Cecil Ralph Wel- hurn. Mud SnriuUH I'd., Med fnrd, ulriick a horne abmil 12:30. p.m. Monday on the rnad In front of SHU Pierce rd iccoidlnif to clly police who itood by at the scene of the cc dent until ulirrlll X ucpu II, arrived. Police did not know the extent of the homes inliirli-s. If iinv. but said Ihi Impact of the collision hud canned the home to run Into ml become Intanitled In barbed wire fence. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM A-vM4 unTCi 14 lMed,ord ' Opon Dall 1:10 P.M. to Midnight Sunday! 4 P.M. Till II P.M. Miotlng Tonight - The Med ford American Leulon will meet ul H o'clock toulKht In tin) JnckHon county court. Iiouhu uuilltoiium, IteportH on the recent xtutu convention at Sciiaklu will bu ilivun. Snarka Ianlta - Snirkl from burning ul tlio Modford city dlnpomil ureu In the White Clly dlxlrlct IKnllod a two-ucro Kium flro yoiiturduy about 12:45 p.m., Central Point rural firemen ald. Bicycle Mining - Thomiii n,.i,,.ri Hi., i. II H.III Manlu at.. Central Point, told city po llen Tucaduv thai hla bicycle wan lakcn whllo he wim ul the Hokuo Vulley Urivc-in, Diddle rd, und IllKhway (12. Coin Box Takan - Someone broke Into n telephone booth at the Valley Center Trailer Court, 3410 North Pacific hlKliway, curly yentorduy and look a telephone coin box that contained an undeter mined amount of chuniio, ac cording to city police. Two-Car Colllilon-Vehlcleii operated by Clinton Leroy Calkins, 40, of 3138 Marilee t., and Lawrence Dale Kd wards, 30, of 1010 Winchester ave., collided Monday about 7:20 p.m. nt the Intersection of Eighth and Orange sts., ac cording to city police. Damage was moderate and no cltu lions were Issued, police said. Blcycla Takan - Domulck Frank lsal, 3073 Deltu Wuler rd.. told city police Tuesday aflernoon that hla bicycle was taken from Huwlhorne park. Clary Lee Thompson, 20 Crater Lake ave., notified clly police that his bicycle was also taken from Haw thorne park between 2:30 and J:43 p.m. Tuesday. Surgary Palianli - Surgery patients listed at Sacred Heart hospital yesterday Included l.nnnii Dean Milton. 13- month-old son of Mrs. Janice Milton, 30'-a North Orange St., Medford; Kathleen Sakralda, 0-vear-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sakriilda, 1341 Fortune dr., Medford; and D. J. Dlckcrson, 422 North Fir at., Medford. Too Early - Clly police re rolved a comnlalnl about S a.m. veslerduv that workmen pulling a new roof on Roose velt school wero making loo much noise. Police informed the workmen that they were In violation of a city ordin ance regarding unnecessary imitiv Thov were also told that unless they had a permit to work at that early hour they would have to slop. The workmen agreed to atop, and said they would not resume work until alter 7 a.m. Chin Up Picnic - Membora of Jackson county chapter 4, Chin Up club, wero reminded today of tlio picnic lo be held al Maple Grove purk on the south edge of Medford Friday at (I p.m. Families and frlendM of members arc wel come, thu reminder said. Ovan Smokes -Fir cmen unsweriug u house fire alarm al the Humid Head rcsldenca, about 8:4ft a.m. today said inai mere was no fir but that smoke was coming from a vent in the rear of the. oven. Friday Mealing - The Roxy Ann Grange will meet Fri day, July IS, ul the Grange hall. Lecturer Marie Pfncst- er will be in charge of the program. All members hav ing a birthday the first half of the year aro asked to tuke ii cake for refreshments. t Traih Fires - Clly firemen extinguished trash fires burn ing "after hours" about fl p.m. yesterday In the 800 block of south Central ave. and in the street ul Valley View dr. and East Main at. A spot fire ul the end of a rail way tie was put out about 1:20 p.m. yesterday at the 11th si. railroad crossing. Delicious Spanish Foods Now being served at the Rainbow Cafe 109 West Main Excellent Spanish Preparations, Including Taeos, Tostadas, Enchilados, Tamales & Spanish Dinners. Monday Through Thursday-11 A.M. to 10 P.M. Friday and Saturday Until 3:00 A.M. Closed Sundays ALSO SPANISH FOOD TO GO THEY GREW INTO GIANTS AT RIO BRAVOI v!0)!N 7AYNEDEAfl HIAIlTlfJ RICKY NELSON SF'RIO DRAW ANGIE DICK1HMH WALTER BREHHAN - WARD BOND JLN UM.W MOOUCtaOtt Oitrclfd inJ Produawd Mr HOWARD HAWKS from WAKNift and. "The Fast and the Furious" Fllmad at Pabble Btach International Sport Racast 'i JOHN IRELAND DOROTHY MALONE ffllTs rriinrn Wednesday oniy (At I T1 1 njr "cu"tain at 8:30" Ashland fhone Mu. i-iiil Baldwin Organ "THE RESPECTABLE TRAMP" 0 -PLUS- 1 AWARD WINNING FEATURETTE , " INTERNATIONAL CRITICS PRIZE CANNES FILM FESTIVAL "THE GOLDEN FISH" A "Must, See" for Everyone Weather roil K: a nt ft Medford nnd vlrlnlLy: Ynir inrouiiit inuraaay. low tonight i'A HlKh Thurity near 00. Writ em OrKon: Nlttht and moritlntf rlonrllnon ulnnir the catt Ami northern Interior. Purtinl rlrnrlni (luring tiMrrnuon. Kniilh intorifr fair throiiRh ThurnHny Ikolutrtl thtiiiilrrktnriiu over Kliki. you nntl nlonu tho Crurndci Ia)w umiifiii iiiiiii 70-03, interior 00-70 n hi i) ii the coin I. Northern Californln: Knlr ton I k lit und Thurtdny rxcrnt foil and low rioudlnati lon the matt. Little chAtitfo tn toinprraturr I.III. Al, 1J.VI n TKMPKKATDHE: Mean ycitcrday 71: below normal I. Record hliih thli datt 106 In 1UJH. Iterord low thu date 45 in 1013 I'RKCIIMTATION: 24 houm to mtdnltfht, none. Mldnlsht to 10 a m . none. Total Ihli inonlh, none, .10 Inch hrlow normal Total ince Sept. 1. 1.1 B4 Inches, rf.u. inrnrn iirmw normal. HUMIDITY: l.owt yeitcrday ic, nigneai ni a m mo. Ulch 4:00 14 CITV Yrlrr- a m. hr. day Low Prec Ilrooklnrs .t M CranU i'aaa 0.1 4f) Klmnnth Kalli HH MKOKOHD !lf Portland . . J Sentt I e ! R2 Spukane !n Ynkltna 10 M .Itl ".111" Eureka , . 03 Ited llluff 03 Sncramrnto 01 San KrnncUco 03 Imi Angclci B4 Phornlx ....in7" Denver .-... 7B Chtcafto 70 Miami Bench 00 New York H4 Wakhlnton, D. C. flO J71 H7 .14 711 71 KIVF-I1AY FOHKCAST (Thntnih July Ml: We item Waihlni lon-W e 1 1 r n Oreion: Tenineraturea will aver- ako belnw normal. Shnwera are likely rrtday or Saturday. High tcrnperaiurei in weiiern wnanini ton and norlhwrntcrn Orctton S 73. In kouthwi'ktern Oregon. 73-83 and Iowa 48-30. Northrrn California: No precipi tation mroucn Aionnay. tempera turei tnitniiy noiow normal. Investment Funds Nonn quolalloni on funilsi Fund nid llullock 1J 60 Clii-m Tund 1120 Col. mini Knrr 1 1. an Kntnn Howard Stk .. U R7 Fidclllv 1.1 05 Group Sec Avla Else 0.03 C!rmipSc Com Stk 12.12 Group Sec Pf lr B.70 Group Sec Steel .... ! :t.1 Group See Tobac .. B 23 Kevatone H-3 1.1 22 Kevitone 11-4 ! tl Key.tone K-2 14 B!l Kevitone S-l 1II 2B Keyntone S-2 11.711 Keystone fi-3 13.10 Keyjtone S-4 12 5.1 Mm Inv Grth Stk .. 14 54 TV-F.lec .... BOB Value Line Inc .12.1 Welllnaton 1308 liked 13 8 12 11 12 90 12 All 10 27 II R9 13 27 0 53 10 24 9 04 16.60 10 22 1625 21.01 12 77 14 29 13.69 1.1 72 as 5.74 15.24 Portland Livestock Portland (UPII URDA Cnlllc 2.10. utiuiy ateera i7-i: tunny and low atnndard neitcra 17-au; iilllltv eowa 10: canncri and cut lrr rurally 1159-13; utility bulla 20-21: cuttera moatly 17-19. Cnlvea 7.1. Good nnd choice veal' era 2.1-sn: slandnrd 21-24: cull and utility 12-20; medium 400-559 Ilia, atock itoon calvea 19-22; common dairy typo down to in. Ilnna 309. U.S. No. 1 and liutchcri 100-223 Iba. moatly 20; No. 2 and 3 lota 10.2.1-19.7.1; aowa 14-16. Shean 1.100. Choico with aomc nrlma R0.192 lb. anr na lamha IB Hood and choice B.1-B.1 lb. (ecdera 14-13; cull to sood ilaiiBhtcr ewea 2-3.30. Since neither the magnetic nor tlie gyroscopic compma will work near the North and South Poles, Albert H. Bunv stend of the National Geo graphic Society Invented the sun compass. Obituaries CARL G. SADLER Funeral services for Carl Gordon Sadler, 60, of Central Point, who died Monday, will be held at Hlllcrcst Mortu ary chapel . on the North PhocnW rd. Friday at 9:30 a.m. Committal will be In Hillcrost Memorial park, with Conger-Morris, funeral directors, in charge of arrangements. Mr. Sadler was born March 21, 1900, In Texas. He was married July 14, 19S4, in Benton county, Arkansas, to Edith Biggs, who survives. He had lived in Oregon for five years, the past four months at Central Point. Survivors, besides his wife. include three children, three stepchildren, four sisters, two brothers, six grandchil dren and 11 step-grandchildren. ROYALTY GREETED Thailand's King Bliumibol AdulyadcJ, left, and his wife, Queen Slrikit, center, accept a bouquet of roses from Mayor and Mrs. George Chris topher of San Francisco. The king and queen arrived at San Francisco Internation al airport to be greeted by the mayor, an honor guard and a 21-gun salute. (UPI Tclephoto) i7"' iiSiMyfcaBaawM iiwilSwiliiiiaii "''TV ""y""1- 1 "mmm t-wi & ........ a. .. -A V .yr rrr?; &KZ JVM. TT li' . J- , Portland Firms Gutted by Flames Portland - (DPB - A fire gut ted the ground floor of a string of businesses in North west Portland late Tuesday and residents of two apart ment floors above the street had to be evacuated. The four-alarm blaze start ed at about 10 p.m. in the basement of a cafe at 623 NW 23rd Ave. and fire spread up wards Into apartments. Two firemen were over come by smoke and were giv en resuscitation treatment. Damage to the buildings was not Immediately avail able but two businesses alone totaled damage at more than $100,000. The United States Imports more than half of a million Australian kangaroo a k 1 n s each year. They are valued at about $575,000 and are used almost exclusively by the footwear trade. Italian electric power pro duction increased 5.7 per cent during the first eight months of 1959 compared with the same period in 195B. A 11 Servicemen ABOARD FLEET Richard K. McCInnnhan, engineman first class, son of Mr. and Mrs, O, R. McClana han, 2304 Spring St., Modford, Is serving aboard the Atlantis Fleet submarine USS Bnlso operating out of Key Wost, Fla. THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SPring 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATRES r CANAL TONNAGE Duluth - About 96 million tons of iron ore passed through the Soo canal in one year. FOG VARIETIES There are seven recognized varieties of fog. DRIVE-IN COUTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY; STARTING TONIGHT THE PERFECT FAMILY SHOWI 1 PROXMIHE SUPPORTERS "All for one and one for all'1 was the theme of the Wis consin delegation aa they launched their sup port for Sen. William Proxlmcr, center, for the vice presidential nomination. The sena tor was congratulated as a caucus prior to the second day's session of, the Democratic National Convention at Los Angeles. (UPI Telephoto) Crop Duster Lands In Parking Lot Portland (UP A crop duster pilot used the Tektron ix Inc., parking lot for a landing strip today after the engine of his light plane fail ed on takeoff from Beaverton airport. R. L. Williams escaped in jury when he pancaked the craft onto the lot. The plane skidded off the lot and into a dirt field. The plane, which carried 100 gallons of dicscl fuel, in addition to its gasoline sup ply, was severely damaged. Wheat, Barley Burned Athena - OJPD - About 80 acres of wheat and barley was destroyed by fire at the Ralph McEwcn ranch four miles north of here Tuesday. The damage was estimated al about $7,000. The cause was not determined. A p p r o x I mately 50 men fought the fire. Portland Produce Portland (UPI) Dairy market: Egna To rotallera: Grade AA ex tra lnrse, 46-48; AA largo. 44-4(io; A InrRc, 42-44c; AA medium 37 41c: AA small 20-35c; cartons 1-oc additional. Butter TO reianera: nt aim trade A prints. 67c lb.: cartons lc ..nimp. n nrlnfs. fi.lc Cheese, medium cured To re- tnllcra: A grade Cheddar single daisies, 44-51c: processed Ameri can cheese, 5-lb. loaf. 4U3-42tiC. Portland (UPII Dressed chick ens No. 1 grade dressed to re tailers: Fryers whole drawn, 39-41c lb : cut-up, 44-46C lb.; hens, heavy tvpe whole drawn. 40-4SC lb.; llght tvpe hens cut-up. 3J-35C lb.; whole, 30-31c lb. DRIVE OUT FOR DINNER Enjoy Our Newly Decorated Lounge and Dining Room ROGUE RIVER LODGE 25 Miles Northeast of Medford on Croter Lak Hwy. 62 Befty Wilson on the Organ Sunday Evenings ir SERVINO- Every Saturday Nit Music by Hal Grow ' Comb. Piano & Organ Arlaigh Anderson Bats Guitar Breakfast Lunch Dinner en Our Beautiful Lava Rock Terrace CLOSED THURSDAYS An aluminum sundial is pre set at the factory for lati tude and longitude and is said to be more accurate than an electric clock. TONITE Dint in Air-Conditioned Comfort Broiled Steaks Prime Rib Chicken Seafoods Dinners 3 p.m.-1 a.m. Complete Menu Breakfast 6 a.m.-lO a.m. Lunch 10 a.m.-3 p.m. PREPARED BY OREGON STATE M2! ZiC flWl I I SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION HIjaV tU-J I I SJWCSS- eOOCATIONAL EYCEUENB tgSfc. H7 t r A AMD OROVTH IN ORKON 25 WttJT jiV0i A THE SPECTACULAR. Wy KW' INCREASE IN COWWSIONS y WT1. -IM GRANTS MID OFTS - 7 w - FOR RESEARCH AND V othbr services. ' 'tL ttXlL i, TWcSB rUNOS Have AND '' !?J '3'f'4-'2 6ROWN FROM $3,50050 '. . W . Ifrt J-S. IN I9S3-35 TO NEAR PfX, ft Ci y rjS' ' " T!''' e Cocktail Lounge e fl CS : "? 1206 No' Rivar,id" sSBE -rfra :" -x .AV .OK.W II. tm asa UB GAMERA-BEARIKIO WEATHErX 11 - X"f 1 Si utrtli: o TlOnS I SATELLITE UP PiUPBi-RFAPltJO WSATHER. 1 uirtli: o TIDnS I SAT6UJTE raui iincur.ui vnTA OP WEATHER AMD TEKAPERATURE" FORECASTINCp"ACt0RWN& TO ORE60N STATE COLLE6E METEOROLOaiSTJ 7weATHER RACWR STUDIES AT Ott. HAVE BEEN HNANCEP OORINft THE PAST FIVE YEAR! BYU0,000 IN RESEARCH GRANTS FROM WE NOTONA1 SCIENCE F0UNDM1ON AND THE LUVARMY BI6XM. CORPS EN6MEERIH6 LABOBATORY. PIONEER CAFE in Central Point Try Our SPECIAL LUNCHEONS 75 to 95 Refrigaration AIR CONDITIONED Inside. The cool it spot In the valleyl Dining and Dancing Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. If planning a banquet, wedding reception . Call NO 4-2485. See the beautiful NEW WESTERN ROOM! Bring the family. Children welcomel Adventure'; y; VZk PJ story .r ... .,r ff . treasured im VV 1 mcA"r lirw 2a I "JTMKDERS .XL. OmuSe apE couon bir oe urxe Filmed in Us tclusi locales ol Holland and Belgium! num Ann.nnwAi nfew.THPnnnRcRiKFl f """rw- DC SQUk ACJUlun CHOCSIU MO QOXA V BOat CO-FEATURE 1001 WONDERFUL SOUNDS AND SIGHTS! D a- an ixumi rctota asa k Nti lwh (,, imuiu Hum IQQI ARABIAN MIGHTS TUT Hf IMICjmfl IIKTf B UiRMI STARTS TONITE PRIVE'IN LAKE NMHWAyi STARTS TONITE TWO GREAT FIRST RUN HITS! FRANK! FEARLESS! Based n tbi Sensational Noril ii Vim HASTINGS IHOTGAR PASSEDH FOR VIIITE u 50N1A WILDE JAMES FKANCISCUS A ah Alio Mint nenw V Ml IENNEY IICHAtO MULYAH STARTS TONIGHT SPECTACULAR ADVENTURE IS ALAND THE WESTERN WORLD HAS NEVER KNOWN1 It's an inferno of terror when 8 men and a woman hold off an army of hate! rvrirn nrni7rrv n rvn m USA LU GLENN CORQETT HARRY MORGAN