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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. JULY 14, 1060 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OBE. 9 Grn Flro C-'lly flioimm 1,1 Ihnl ,i u,.. ,, 1 1 ,r..,.. H.... .... ! 9" in... i. ni,i(in iiiu I, II fu'iiuui ciiHirici iriiii'riy in uie MI() DIIICK of Jlumvr Hi, WIIH out by iiolxlibiirlnu runl (IimiIh iibniil ii.ni. yuHtur lii.v before ii fire Iruck nr- !lvod, Hoiptlal pallanli Medical ntl surjiory piitlonts lialod to . luy lit HimtccI I loiirt llO)ltlll Jiu'ludii Mm. IC. If,, KUiIcIh, 4111 ),iuiriil Ht,, Mmlford; unci John ,;Jj). Wilson, 11-yuiir-olcl mm of Mr, unci Mm. Unrold WIImoii, oulti 1, box ami, Contiul I'olnt. Patient! Modioli niul mr. (riy piitlimts linlod recently ; lit tho Crutor Osteopathic lion- tillnl liH'llldu Jovco Dnv. 17. I vein -old rimiiihtvr of Mr. find fin Junius A, Dny, Sciil Jli'iicli, Ciillf.; Llmlu Hunt, IS- .Voiir.iilrl Hniiirlslni nf M miJ JVI m, now Hunt, 1217 North fjiiinl Sixth t., GriinU Puss; ? ft iid Jiimes R, Reed, roula 1, ' Jiox 825, EdiJo Point. INVITATION TO BREAKFAST From Your Chef STAN MORRIS THE FLAME 125 W. Main OPEN 24 HOURS Claud Sundnyt I Holiday! ELKS FAMILY PICNIC Sunday, July 17 Drawing Every Half Hour Prlxet and Gamei Hot Dogi, Drlnkt and let Cream Bring Salad, Pie or Cake, and Dlihoi for your family ELKS AND FAMILIES ONLY 1-fPii Tme LI (UUiNh THEY GREW INTO GIANTS AT P'O BRAVO! vJOJIFl WAYNE 'DEAN MARTIN RICKY NELSON AHGiE DtCKlHSOH - WMUR BREHHAN - "The Fast f' NOW ON THE SCREEN! The hilarious story that fractured a million funnybones! I '-Mmsiis mmmmmmmmmmmmmm - added - PRIZE WINNING FEATURETTE "THE GOLDEN FISH" Local and In Hospital - Mm, HoIhm'I ftowc, box 411, Dny Crook, mid Wllllum ltynn, route 2, box 1100, Cunlrul I'olnt. wuro llnli'd uri inodlcul piillenls nt Crutor Ostoupnllilc hospital, Son Born Mr, and Mm. Gury Conn, KoaoburK, ure tho pui'i'ntn of a boy, born July 4, wclithlnit B pounds. Mm. Conn In lliu former Uurbiirn Koclios, Mvdford, The buby, tlio flmt child for the couple, win named Doniild Woodrow. GrondpnrtnU-Mr. und Mm. Jlinmle Cilousim, Grunts Fuss, becume the purtmU of i ton, Jonathan - Murk, June 2(1. Grundpiironla of the boy arc Mr. and Mm. C, W. Powell, Central Point, and Mr. and Mm, Ernest demon, Med ford. Tubing Found Approxim ately $50 worth of copper tublnK wua found by Robert Lee Merrill In the buck yard of bis residence ut 32 North Pencil ut. Wednesday morn ing, nccordlnd to city police. Pol lee have no far been un able to locula the owner of tho tublnil. Car Damaged A car be loniiliiK to Kathorlne Jane Cote, Slmdy Cove, wan dum iiKcd Wednesday morning while It wan parked on Main at. between Central live, und Burtlett ut., according to city police. Police said the front fender wan damaRed, but an Id there In no indication of how or what canned the damauc. m riodravo WARD BOND TECHNICOLOR from WAANIft BnO. and the Furious" Filmed t Pcbblo Boach Intermtlon) Sport Raceit JOHN IRELAND DOROTHY MAL0NE 2nd COMEDY HITI oj VERA MILES '..Oil , AMIUMKJHTMIUI' Personal Surgory Pnllonl-Surery piillenU Haled at Crater Osteopathic hopllal yester day Include Mm, Wllllum Mc- Crackon, box 2,'IOA, Eaiflc I'olnt; Mm. Nana Chandler, box 7114, Tuleluke, Calif.; Cieoruo Loy, 218 Oak Grove rd., Medford; and Hoy Kno bel, aon of Mr, and Mm. Jtny Knobul , route 1, box 1112, I5ai(lo Point. Medical Pallanli Mm. Georife H. Sehwloger, 1B40 Orchard Homo dr., Medford, and Mm. Grace White, 523 North Hlvemlde avo., Med ford, were listed as medical patients at Sacred Heart hos pital yesterday, A nursery pa tient there wus Gerald llaertle, 8-year-old son of Mr. and Mm. Harry E. Haerllc, HS5 Soulb Stage rd,, Med ford. GARHIGUS - To Mr. and Mm. Theodore J 1113 East Tenth st., The Dalles, July 13, 11)110, a boy, l)i4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. WID.MKH-To Mr. and Mrs. Francis X., 155H Whitman live., Medford, July 14, 10(10, a boy, 5:!'4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. JONES - To Mr. and Mrs. Itoner Allen, 1400 Thomas rd., Medford, July 13, 10(10, a boy, 8-14 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. GOBF.L - To Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W., 1208 Nlantic St., Medford, June 13, 1080, a boy, 7'i pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. McCORMACK - To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest K., route 2, box 1D0M, Central point, July 14, 1000, a girl, 5 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. COLLEY - To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 11., 1036 Winchester avc., Medford, July 14, 1060, a girl, H'j pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. SAWYER: To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, route 1, box 107A, Gold Hill, July 12, 1960. a boy, 5:1i pounds, at Crater Osteopathic hospital, HEVERL1NG: To Mr. and Mrs. John. 423 North Bartlctt t., Medford, July 13, 1080, a girl, 8 pounds, at Crater Osteopathic hospital. CARPENTER: To Mr. and Mrs. Hubert, 4300 South Pa- clflc highway, Grants Pass, July 13, 1060, a boy, 5'4 pounds, at Crater Osteopathic hospital. OWEN: To Mr. and Mrs. Henry R., 810W East Jackson St., Medford, July 12, 1960, a boy, 8Vi pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. MEADOWS: To Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E., 520 West Sec ond si., Medford, July 13, 1980, a girl, 7 pounds, at Sa cred Heart hospital. SILVERS: To Mr. and Mrs. Donald M., 103 Kings way, Central Point, July 13, I960, a boy. lOVa pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Russia 'Just Lying,' White House Claims Nowoort. R.L. (tlPII The summer While House said to day that Russia is "Just lying" when It claims that the U.S. RB47 plane shot down over the Barents Sea hart violated Soviet air space. That was the comment or. Press Secrctarv James C. Hag- erty when Informed of Radio Mnsenw'a claim that Russia had "proof" that the plane was over Soviet territory. Fish Appetisers Hot appetizers arc always popular with tall cool drinks. Fish samplers are easy to pre pare because they can be ar ranged on skewers a few hours ahead of serving and held In tho refrigerator, Thaw a package each of frozen fish sticks, clam sticks and clam balls. Ctit the sticks In bite size pieces and thread the pieces alternately with clam balls, olives, mushrooms and miniature tomaloes on skew nrs Rroll about 8 minutes. turning frequently and bast ing with a spicy uarDccue sauce. Serve with more bar becue snuec for dunking. Dossorl Combinations With a variety of frozen fruits and fruit juices In the freezer compartment of your refrigerator you can combine frozen with fresh fruits for some delightful effects. Try frozen lemonade over fresh blueberries, partially thawed frozen strawberries over seed less grapes, frozen limeade over freshly sliced poaches, pink lemonade over fresh pineapple or melon bnlls. Let the fresh fruits mnrinnto In the frozen juice concontrato for a few hours before serv ing. Snlem llll'll - The scheduled appearance of Son. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) nt Ontario, Ore,, thin week end has been cancelled. Obituaries SUSAN SMITH Susan I.ec Bmllh, 12, of 1540 Spring at., Medford, died In a local hospital this morning. iMinoral arrange ments will bo announced by Perl Funeral home. CHARLES H. TAYLOR Charlea H. Taylor, roule 1, Taylor rd., Central Point, died at his home this morning. Funeral services will be held at Conger-Morris Funeral home downtown chapel Sat urday, July HI, at 1 1 a.m. The Rev. Erie O. Hobathan of tho SI. Mark's Episcopal church will officiate. Committal will he private. ANDREW E. SLOUGH Lt. Col. Andrew E. Slough, 4(1, died June 20 at the Mit chell Air Force base In New York. Private services were held In the Palo Alio area, according to relatives. Mr, Slough, a native of Illi nois who served in the Air Force for 27 years, Ik .survived by Ills wife, Mary Katherlno Slough; five children, Cathy, Andrew, Janice, I.enore, and Jeffrie; a sister, Mrs. Ann F. Valentine, Gold Beach; and a brother, Lt. Col. James C. Slough, who is at Colorado Springs. Colo. He lived In the Medford area for about 17 years. Mr. Slough was a member of the Montauk lodge, and Masonic lodge In Long Island, MRS. OLINA KUHL Mrs. Olina Kuhl, 88, of 809 Adams lane, Medford, died in Jacksonville Wednesday. She was born Nov. 30, 1871, in Tronjheim, Norway, and moved to the United Slates with her parents, Ole and Maret Olson, when she was 11 years old. She was married to Andrew Kuhl in Merrill, Wise, Aug. 13, 1890. He preceded her In death. She has been a resident of this area for the past nine years, and was a Gold Star Mother. A son, Ralph, was killed during World War I. Survivors Include three sons, Arthur Kuhl, Bellflow- cr, Calif., Elmer Kuhl, North, Sacramento, Calif., and Ches ter Kuhl, Rhinelandcr, Wise.; three daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Rusch, Antigo, Wise, Mrs. Lodcma McRac, W u a s a u , Wise., and Mrs. Laura Wick er, Medford; several grand children, great grandchildren and great great grandchil dren. The body will lie In state at Chapel in the Trees mor tuary, 2100 Siskiyou blvd., between 7 and 8:30 o'clock tonight. It will be forwarded to McCandlcss - Zobel and Bradley Funeral home, An tigo, Wise., for funeral serv ices and Interment. Siskiyou Funeral service Is In charge of local arrange ments. MRS, RUTH STRAUS Mrs. Ruth Straus, 122 North Front St., Talent, died in an Ashland hospital this morn ing. Her husband, Harold Straus, is owner of the Tally Ho Dining room, Talent. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Perl Funeral home. Recovery of Boat License Fees Denied Salcm-fUPD-A boat owner cannot recover fees paid to the state for a license, title and certificate of number for reason that he will not be operating the craft as first contemplated. Easy Supper Dishas Pork sausage has always been a breakfast favorite. It is equally delicious for other meals, too. Homo service con sultants suggest sausage pat tics with rice for a quick luncheon or supper dish. Toss pineapple chunks and some curry powder Into the rice and serve a sausage palty on each mound. Cooked noodles seasoned with garlic salt and Romano cheese makes an in teresting accompaniment for sausage. Pork sausages should be cooked slowly. Start the patties In a cold skillet at me dium heat. Fry 15 to 20 min utes, draining off the fat oc casionally. Washington OIPD - President Elsenhower has signed legis lation extending tho World War II veterans home loan guarantee program for two more years. A new electric razor for the man who travels can be adjusted to different voltage bands -110-130 volts; 160-190 volts; and 210-230 volts. It can be used with AC or DC current. There are now 4,126 books on Uie Index of Forbidden Books of tho Catholic church. Delicious Spanish Foods Now being served at the Rainbow Cafe 109 West Main Excellent Spanish Preparations, Including Tacos, Tostadas, Enchilados, Tamales & Spanish Dinners. Monday Through Thursday-1 1 A.M. to 10 P.M. Friday and Saturday Until 3:00 A.M. s Closed Sundays ALSO SPANISH FOOD TO GO r UPRIGHT FREEZER Modern upright freezer available in sizes from 12 to 15 cubic feet provides extra-large storage capacity, easy access to all foods. Most up right freezers now have swing-out or pull out shelves to make selection quicker, and help assure that frozen foods stored in back Central PI. School Burglary Admitted Dayton, Orc.-(UPD-A 39-year- old Dayton area farm worker was arrested Wednesday after noon and charged with a series of school burglaries in vari ous parts of Oregon. Sheriff W. L. Mekkcrs said Eldon Merle Miser orally ad mitted burglaries In schools at The Dalles, Hood River, Central Point, Taft, Amity and St. Paul In most Instances, Mckkers said, musical instruments and phonographs and radios were taken Miser told the sheriff he sold the Instruments to pawn brokers In San Francisco and Seattle. Reufher Endorses Choice of Kennedy Los Angeles - (BPD - Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther today "enthusiastical ly" endorsed Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kennedy over Vice President Richard M. Nixon. Reuther announced his choice after visiting Kennedy with a delegation of union leaders who congratulated the Massachusetts senator on his Democratic convention t r i -umph. The UAW chief said he was speaking personally and not on behalf of his giant union or the AFL-CIO. PCL Sets Later Opening Date Spokane - (UPD - The mid year meeting of the Pacific Coast league adjourned here this week with all the clubs represented express lng a lively optimism for tne iabl season. Maior action at the meet ing saw the league officials vote to open the 1961 season on April 21, one week later than this year's opener. The 154-game schedule will con clude on Sept. 17; The league directors asked President Dewey Soriano to devise and offer a split-week schedule and an alternate combination of split - week and seven-game series sched ules. Final action on the 1961 schedule will be taken at the annual post -season meetinc. The PCL All-Star game will be continued in 1961 with the league-leaders on July 4 be ing the game s host. Nikita Told To Stay Out of Latin America Washington aim - The United States today again bluntly told Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to stay out of Latin American affnirs, 1 ' ..i A f Si Eisenhower Signs Public Works Bill ' Washington-IUPB - President Eisenhower today signed a bill authorizing almost $1.5 billion worth of public works in every part of the country. Russian Spy Ship -Near U.S. Charged Washington-WPD-The United States, smarting under Rus sian spy plane accusations, has struck back by charging that a Soviet espionage ship disguised as a fishing vessel came snooping within 12 miles of the mouth of Chesa peake Bay April 27. The 600-ton trawler Vega bristling with 11 radar and radio antennas, is the same Russian ship that was report ed earlier to have spied on the nuclear submarine George Washington during exercises off Long Island, N.Y., April 26. Women's AAU Nat Test Opens Indianapolis, Ind. - ffiPD - The National AAU Women's Swimming championships, a final tune-up for the U.S. Olympic trials for some but ignored by others, opened to day with California's Santa Clara Swim club favored for the team title. Nearly 200 contenders for national and Olympic berths will compete in the four-day water carnival in Broad Rip ple's 50-meter outdoor pool. Four defending individual champions were on hand, led by the phenomenal Chris Von Saltza, the standout freestyler from the Santa Clara contin gent and one of Uncle Sam's strongest hopes for Olympic swimming honors in Rome. Other defending champions on hand included Becky Col lins, Indianapolis, butterfly; Ann Warner, Santa Clara, breast stroke, and Sylvia R u u s k a, Berkeley, Calif., 1, 500-meter freestyle. PIONEER CAFE in Central Point Try Our SPECIAL LUNCHEONS 75 to 95 Refrigeration AIR CONDITIONED inside. The cool est spot In the valleyl Dining and Dancing Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. If planning a banquet, wedding reception . . Call NO 4-2485. See the beautiful NEW WESTERN ROOMI Bring the family. Children welcome! x$Vt 't . i - ;! are not forgotten. Upright models are made in a variety of shapes, to fit into any kit chen. Small families of two or three find it most economical to start with a smaller model larger families make best use of the 21 and 25 cubic foot freezers. Poisoning Treated With Rabbit Serum Birmingham, Ala.-(Science Service) A pediatrician here has successfully used a serum from certain strains of rab bits to treat patients with atropine poisoning, which ac counts for many childhood ac cidents. The victims, almost always under four years old, are poisoned by cold tablets and other adult medications they find and eat or by plants such as deadly nightshade, henbane and jimson weed. Dr. Harry C. Shirkey, di rector of the Children's Hospi tal here, treated the patients. Dr. Shirkey worked with Dr. Gilbert C. Schmidt, Gary Flamm and Leroy Honkomp, all of the University of Cin cinnati in Ohio, in developing the serum. The scientists believe en zymes in the rabbit serum are responsible for its protective effect. Since several animals are thought to be immune to poisons that would kill chil dren, the scientists anticipate the possibility of using animal sera, animal parts or extracts of animals for antidotes for other poisons. Methodists To Boosf Number of Bishops San Jose, Calif. - (UPD - The Western Jurisdictional Con ference of the Methodist Church, by a 3-1 margin, has decided to increase the num ber of its bishops from four to five. v Self-Defense Ruled In Klamath Slaying Klamath Falls -. COPD - A coroner's inquest held here Wednesday night ruled that John Locke Irwin, 70, acted in self defense in the gunshot death of Jack Aldon McDon ald, 32, late Tuesday. Salem (UPD - The American Asocia'tion of State Highway officials will hold Its 1963 national convention In Portland. Weather KORKCAKTS Medford and vicinity: Fnlr throuiih Friday. Low tonight HlKh Frldny 00, western Oregon: Lata mint and early morning low cloudlnma along the const and patchy cloudi ness over norm interior vaiicya through Friday, fair in southern Interior vnllcyx. Low tonight 4B 5fi, High from about 80 Jn north to 00 In south Interior. Northern California: Fair tonight and Friday excent high fos near coast night and morning hours. Ltttia temperature change. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean veitcr- day 71; below normal 1. necora nign in is date too inuim, Record low thli date 47 In 1932. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m.. none. Total this month none. .10 Inch below normal. Total since Sent. 1. 19.84 Inchex. 2.0.1 inches below normal. humidity: Lowest yesterday 23, highest this a.m. 84. High 4:00 24 CITY Yester- a.m. tir. day Low Prec, Brookings 72 52 Grants Pass SO 50 Klamath Falls 83 50 MEDFORD .... B9 61 Portland 75 57 Seattle .. 70 Spokane . 95 Yakima 96 58 64 Eureka 61 Red Bluff 09 Sacramento 97 San Francisco 67 Los Angeles 87 54 71 Phoenix Denver . 110 78 M 57 71 60 73 Chicago Miami Beach 00 New York 83 Washington, D. C. Ba Investment Funds Noon quotaUoni on i funda: Fund Bid Bullock 12.55 Chem Fund 11.20 Colonial Ener 11.81 Eaton Howard Stk 11.88 Fidelity 15.08 Group Sec AviaEIec 9.10 Croup Sec Com Stk 12.12 Group Sec Petr 8.74 Group Seo Steel 93 Group Seo Tobac 8.25 Keystone B-3 15.23 Keyitone B-4 , 9.36 Keystone K-2 14.93 Keystone S-l 19.27 Keystone S-2 11.69 Keystone S-3 13.12 Keystone S-4 12.56 Mass Inv Grth Stk 14.58 TV-Elec 8.12 Value Line Inc 5.25 Wellington 13.98 Asked 13.76) 12.12 12.91 I 12.70 16.30 9.97 1327 9.58 10.23 9.04 16.62 1022 16.30 21.02 12.76 1432 13.71 15.76 8.85 3.74 15 24 Portland Produce The following price quotations are from the aitrtcultureal market ing service of the U.S. Department oi Agriculture in roruana. Eggs: Prices to retailers, cartons, X large AA 48-52: large AA 46-49; large A 44-47: medium AA 39-44; smaU AA 31-38. Prices to oroduc. ers: X large AA 36-391.'?: large AA 34-37'J: large A 31-32; medium AA 24-30 Ii; small AA 15-22 'i. Butter: Prices to retailers. No. 1 prints delivered, AA and A 67, a 03. Poultry: Prices to retailers, de livered, for grade A quality, fry ers, whole 39-41. cut up 44-46; light type nens. wnoie 30-31. cut up 32 35; heavy type hens, whole 40-45. Portland Livestock Portland (UPI) USDA Cattle 200. Mostly low choice around 1060 lbs. fed steers 27: other itn unsold early: fed utiUtv beef mm 14-14.50: cannera and cutters most ly 11-12.50; few 625-1260 lb. cut ter bulls 15-20. Calves 25. Cholca vealers 27 - Hogs 100. VS. No. 1 and 2 butch era 190-220 lbs. mostly 20: 160 - lbs. 17.50-ia.so: mixed grade 330 - u jds. sowa i-io. Shee-D 400. Good and choice 00 10. iceaer lamos i-ia: sooa A desk-size copying ma. chine reproduces documents on ordinary paper. Some 10 per cent of Can adian households had home freezers in 1959, compared with eight per cent in 1958. About 88 per cent of Can adian households in 1959 had washing machines. TONITE Dine in Air-Conditioned Comfort Broiled Steaks Prime Rib Chicken Seafoods Dinners 3 p.m.-l a.m. Complete Menu Breakfast 6 a.m.-lO a.m. lunch 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 11 're. AND Cocktail lounge 1206 No. Riverside QUsotnJ CMtH THEY FACED DEATH ON THE GLORY ROAD OP TERRORI , th LI5A LU GLENN Servicemen DUTY BOUND Marine Pvt. Robin D. Hedg peth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hedgpeth, star route, box IBS, Prospect, left San Diego, Calif., recently aboard the at tack transport USS Henrico with a battalion of Marines bound for duty on Okinawa. En route, the battalion will make stops at Hawaii and Japan, with arrival on Oki nawa scheduled for mid-August. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM H0TEL ! & s Medford 7 -0 ? MP Open Dally 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sunday. 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M. THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATRES mm i Wimii iKmmhhTTwI DRIVE-IN COUTH PACIFIC HIOHtMYJ HURRY! ENDS SAT. 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