Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 15, 1960, Image 20

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE.
8 B
Williamson Gang
Reported in Area
Around Portland
Members of the "William
ion Gang" are working In
the Portland area, according
to Information from the Port
land Better Business Bureau
and Don McNeil, manager of
the Medford Chamber of Com
merce. According to reports, Wil
liam Williamson and Thomas
Williamson are soliciting roof
spraying jobs, and another
Williamson, using the initials
B. L. and claiming to repre
sent the Carlton Import com
pany, is offering "imported"
fabrics at $16 a yard.
The Portland bureau said
the younger Williamsons are
apparently operating from a
: late model blue pick-up truck
and work as painters or roof
ers and victimize home own
ers by spraying a mixture of
crankcase oil and pigment on
the customer's roof.
Work Door to Door
Women of the' gang', the
Portland BBB said, usually
work door to door' selling
1 "hand made" tablecloths for
prices ranging between $50
and $160, using stories about
being "broke and finding it
necessary to sell family treas
ures to buy food for their
hungry children.''
The merchandise is machine
made, and the "priceless" ta
blecloths are purchased from
suppliers at a fraction of the
price asked, the Portland bu
reau noted
x Other members of the gang,
the bureau said, operate in
business and industrial dis
tricts selling what they claim
is "imported all-wool" fabrics
for men's suits. Generally the
fabrics are covered with fake
stencils indicating the goods
are all-wool and from either
England or Scotland, the bu
reau noted. The material is
bought from domestic sources
for 50 cents to a $1 a yard,
It added.
Wall Street
Chatter
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New York fUPD - We are now
launched into- what .promises
to be a bitter presidential
election campaign with charg
es and counter-charges doing
much to obscure the actual
level and course df business,
according to Business Reports
Inc.
The stock market will not
escape the general confusion,
the firm points out, although
Wall street traditionalists love
to point out that presidential
campaigns are good for stock
prices.
Reynolds & Co. believes
, Beach Aircraft is moderately
priced and that long - term
commitments could work out
well. . ! ' ,
Goodbody & Co. says fur
ther softness in stock prices
would certainly give more
logic to a reduction in margin
, requirements from the pres
ent artificially high levels.
"The Federal Reserve," it
points out, "has always- been
reluctant to reduce margin
requirements in a rising mar
ket." ,
Growth prospects for Inter
national Rectifier remain
promising, according to Stand
ard & Poor's, with manage
ment projecting a 25-30 per
cent gain in 1961 .sales and
earnings, reflecting mainly
the marketing of new prod
ucts.
Bache & Co. says profit
taking on an unusually large
number of stop-loss orders are
believed to have caused the
recent weakness in First Char
ter Financial, The. stock, it
adds, has now backed down
some 20 per. cent from its
high and looks reasonably
priced. .-: :-
OSC Professor in
Manila Hospital
, Corvallis IUP11 - Dr. Kline
R. Swygard, a professor of
political science at Oregon
State college, was reported
hospitalized in Clark Air
Force base hospital in Ma
nila from injuries suffered in
the crash-landing Wednesday
of a Northwest Airlines plane.
Mrs. Swygard received the
report here Thursday, but she
was not Informed of the ex
tent of Swygard's injuries, if
any. . (-.-,;: .
Swygard was . leading a
round-the-world study todr
comprised mainly of teachers
from across the. nation. The
seven-week tour was on its
third stop at Manila when the
wing of the DC7C caught fire
and forced the pilot to ditch
in the sea northeast of Ma
nila. The tour had visited Hawaii
and Japan on the first two
itops and was scheduled for
visits to 15 countries. ,
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