Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 17, 1960, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, JULY 17, 1980 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OM5. 7- 'MrvWA'y mil... v "i"V,i '"' V . If - DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Sen. Henry Juckmin lit Wunliliiiilon nnd Mrs. MurKiircl J'rlco of MldilKiin nro shown alter they wuro neleclPd by Uciiiocrntlc nomlnoo John F, Knnly for iinporliuit piirly Join. Sen. Oregonian Killed In Plane Crash Thorn, Calif. - IITD - A light plane crashed in a timbered ravine late Saturday killing one man and Injuring his brother. Tho victim was Ivan Alvin Ilubb.1, (III. of Drain, Ore., who was thrown from the rear rwnt of the plane as it ripped throiiKh trees and down a heavily wooded Incline about mile north of the Thorn air port. Ilohclc Hubbs, 43, the dead man's brother, was critically Injured and was rushed to Garbcrvllle, Calif., hospital. Witnesses said the plane went Into spin at 1,000 feet s It approached the airport to land. ELKS FAMILY PICNIC Sunday Today Drawing Every Half Hour Priiei and Garnet Hot Dogs, Drinks and Ice Cream Bring Salad, Pie or Cake, and Dishes for your family ELKS AND FAMILIES ONLY HOUSE of MYSTERY Where the Stereoramic Photo Originated NnrHi of ffi&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 Sine 1930 OUR PARADE OF The Free, uii n Adventure Hit of a CI AMINA ROUGH and READY Era! PLUS A 2ND HIT THAT'S A KM Xj technicowrL 2 EPIC HITS! 0 ,Jm I ril CECIlB.DiMIUE'SMSONi0EUUir-17 J..k Jiickuon will auccci'd Pmil Butler ua chulr iiiiiii of the Democratic Nullonul Committee, Mrs. Price will be vice chairman of the Dcm ocrntic National Committee in charge of women's activities. (UPI Tclcphoto) Local and Grange Moating - A special meeting of the Butte Falls Grange will be held July 18 at 8 p.m. Trades Council - The next regular meeting of the Med ford Building Trades council will be held at tho Carpen ters' hall, VIV'i West Main St., July 2(1, at 7 :10 p.m. Bicycle Abandonud -City po lice received a report Satur day that a bicycle was found abondoned at 1104 North Riv erside ave. It was described as a Western Flyer bike with the license registered to Rodney A. Smith, 700 Park place, apartment S, Medford. Throughout The Year Now Thru Tues. Continuous Today Bos Office Opont 1:15 HITS MARCHES ONI BURT LANCASTER AUDREY HEPBURN TIlE Unforgwen CO SlMtlNo AUOIE MURPHY. JOHN SAXON iiuamo ntu umtio Ainiit 1ST RUN FOR AREAI DIRK B0GARDE Y0K0 TANI horn the ovlnor of ClNtUIY - TOI swam .J TN( WOMD OF Wilt WONG" - The Staggering Story Of The Strongest Man Who Ever Lived! Aran It rtr!l.. aa-.a IrtUL D. UtMILLt a lh moil moment In history when Samaon pulU down thai hug pagan lamplal rat, . i,r;iirsir t l, . . TECHNICOLOR 1 ' i ' Personal At Home-Mrs. John Mnns flelcl, 1613 Crater Lake eve., Medford, Is now home conval escing following surgery nt Sncred Heart hospital July S. Patient -Mrs. Frnncli Ear hart, 101.1 South Riverside ave., Medford, wan listed as a surgery patient Saturday at Sacred Heart hospital. ... Wisconsin Picnic-There will be a Wisconsin picnic in the main picnic ground hi the Point Defiance park, Tacoma, Wash., Aug. 7, according to Mrs. Charles H. Nichols, Ta coma, secretary. Finds Wallet-If.cnard Allen I Cooper, Oregon Vortex, Gold ; Hill, reported to city police Saturday that he found a man's brown leather wallet at the Dreamland ballroom, I 1 5 ! a East Main si., Medford. Tlic wallet contains identifi cation of Donald Uruckc Learn, 3028 South Pacific highway, Medford. Lotos Billfold-Michael Rog er Itcdmond, route 4, box 3D3. Medford, reported to city po lice Friday noon that he lost his brown leather billfold con taining Identification, driver's license nd about $10. Cars Collide - Medford po lice reported that vehicles driven by Lorctta Jeanne Rose, 35, of 1802 Delta Wa ters rd., and Larry Marvin Perkins, 21, 13A Newton St., Medford, collided on North Riverside ave. early Saturday morning between Austin and Edwards sis. No citations were issued and no injuries reported. Both vehicles re ceived minor damage. Pump Damaged -Harold Douglas Jones, 1226 Dakota St., Medford, reported to Med ford police Saturday morning Hint someone threw a beer battle through one of the glasses on tho front of a gas oline pump at 56 North Riv erside ave. Picnic Set-Thc Cnmp White 50 Plus club will hold an Inter-club picnic wllh the Mud ford 50 Plus club and the Grants Pass Senior Citizens club, Wednesday, at TouVelle State park. Members are ask ed to bring salad or dessert and silverware. The picnic will start at noon. Office Closed-The office of Dr. A. M. Dcpncr, room 217, Fluhrcr building, Medford, will be closed during the com ing week, it was announced Friday. Dr. Dcpncr, a podia trist, will resume his practice Monday, July 25. An automobile refrigerator is cooled by the evaporation of gasoline. sill THE MOST TREMENDOUS 5$&X$' . jm. ADVENTURER '3Sff 'JsLS mM X OF THEM ALL I JV Jul WZ?im. u41 'JF I k Ji II, M NUYH J PU NKS H(0fWII"'""'",W'IWlW"'i Obituaries GRACE RIDLEY Ashland -MIss Grace Ridley! 58, died Friday morning at the homo of her sister, Mrs. John Daughcrty, 304 Ash land St., after an Illness. She was born in Lawton, Okla., Feb. 10, 1002, and lived with her family In Tucumcarl, N. M., most of her school years. Sho was for many years a member of the Trinity Episcopal church, Karachi, Paklstun, Sho hud been 111 at her sis ters homo for six weeks, Miss Ridley has been employed by the Army engineers for the lust 23 years. A lurgo part of her service was In Mobile, Ala., and the last five years sho has been In overseas service. Survivors Include one sis ter, Mrs. John Daughcrty, Ashland; and one brother, Al len Rcdley, Tucson, Ariz. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Trinity Episcopal church, 44 North Second St., Ashland. The Rev. John Powers, Med ford, will officiate. Internment will be at the Ml. View cemetery. Litwll lcr's Funeral home, Ashland, Is In charge of arrangements. MRS. RUTH STRAUS Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Stella Straus, 40, of 122 North First St., Talent, who died Thursday morning In an Ashland hospital, will be held at Perl Funeral home Mon day at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Frederick Evans of the First Christian church will offici ate. Committal will be In Sis kiyou Memorial Mausoleum. Mrs. Straus was born March 10, 1011, in Renville, Minn., and had lived in this area for 15 years. She was a past matron of the Eastrcn Star in Richmond, Calif., a member of the Zulcima Tem ple, daughters of the Nile; and a member of the First Christian church. Survivors Include her hus band, Harold Straus, Talent; two sons, Gary Straus, Tule lakc, Calif.; Joel Straus, of the U. S. Army; five sisters, Mrs. Lillie Holt, Medford; Mrs. Edna Moore and Mrs. Margaret Bucll, both of Richmond, Calif.; Mrs. Goldie Graham and Mrs. Bess Gus chewsky, both of Lander, Wyo.; two brothers, Irving Walter, Bend; Myron Walter, Richmond, Calif., and six grandchildren. Her mother, Mra. Andrew Walter, proceeded her In death in 1935; her father In 1950; one sister, Evelyn Chris tian, in 1048, and one broth er, Harry Walter, in June this year. PAUL B. SHEARER Paul B. Shearer, of the Lake hotel, died Friday night. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger-Morris, funeral directors. FRANK W. PITTAM Funeral services for Frank Will Piltam, 71. of 3268 Snowy Butte rd., Central Point, who died Thursday, will be held at Conger-Morris Funeral home Tuesday at 0:30 a.m. The Rev. James O. Gor don of Mt. Pitt Nazarene church will officiate. Commit tal will be In Mountain View cemetery, Ashland. Mr. Pittam was born Nov. 3. 1888, in Hebron, Ncbr., and had lived in southern Oregon for the past three years. He was married Sept. 24, 1913, In Hebron, Ncbr., to Hazel Good hue, who survives. Other survivors include four children, Legh Pittam, at home; Ralph Pittam, Rogue River; Robert Piltam, Mexico City, Mexico; and Glenn Pit tam, Palo Alto, Calif.; a broth er, Fred Pittam, Riverside, Calif.,; four sisters, Mrs. Ada Pickett and Mrs. Ruth Starncs, Riverside, Calif.; Mrs Mary Brule, San Luis Obispo, Calif.; and Mrs. Es tclle Davies, Sonora, Calif; and nine grandchildren. Playing cards that slick to a magnetized board are being made for use on trains or outdoors. fv SHOW J DUSK .v. U yp i 5 v L I - M'mP DEEP IN THOUGHT The Democratic liver their acceptance speeches at the Los Party's standard bearers, Senators John F. Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Kennedy, left, and Lyndon B. Johnson, ap pear deep in thought as they wait to de- (UPI Telephoto) Fertilizer Plant Seized in Cuba . Chicago -(UPD-A spokesman for the Armour Packing com pany's Chicago headquarters said Saturday night the firm had been informed of the seiz ure of one of its fertilizer plants in Matanzas, Cuba. He said, however, there was no Immediate "official com ment." "We are aware that the Ar mour Agricultural Chemical Teen-age Sailor Leaps to Death San Francisco-flIPD-A teen age sailor leaped to his death Saturday from a second story fire escape in downtown San Francisco. Naval officials tentatively identified him as Boiler Tend er 3C Vcrnor Tuttle, 19, aboard the USS Midway dock ed at Hunter's Point here. His home address was listed as 1216 Pennsylvania ave., Kan sas City, Mo. Police said he apparently made his way up the fire es cape from the street. An illegi ble note was found on the body. Finch Trial to Resume Monday Los Angeio, - (DPI) - The re trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his mistress, Carole Tre- goff, on charges of murder ing the wealthy doctor's wife, will get under way here Mon day. By coincidence, the second trial will start on the first anniversary of the death of Barbara Jean Finch. The first sensational trial which drew reporters from throughout the nation ended in a hung jury. Selection of a panel for the retrial took two weeks and a list of more than 240 prospective jurors. Weather FORKCASTS Medford and vicinity. Clear, hot and dry through Monday. High to day 103, Low tonight 63. High Monday 100. Wcitcrn Oregon: Fair Sunday and Mondny except night and morning low cloudiness and a little early morning drizzle along the const. Little temperature change. High both days 92-102, except 65-70 along the immediate coast. Low Sunday night 50-60. Northern California: Fair Sun day and Monday. Patches of night and morning fog near the coast. Slightly warmer near central Cali fornia coast. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 80; above normal 7. Record high this date 106 In mil. Record low this date 42 In 1913. PRECIPITATION none. Total this month none, .1 1 In. below normal. Total since Sept. 1 15.84 In.. 2.06 in. below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 18Ti. High Low 24-hr. Yes- Yester- Pre CITY terday day clp. Brookings 62 A3 Klamath Falls .. 02 62 MEDFORD 100 62 Portland 93 S 4 Sen Hie 90 no Spokane 98 62 Ynklmn 98 53 Eureka 62 57 Red Bluff 106 65 Sacramento 105 60 San Francisco .... 65 57 Los Angeles .... 9 4 63 Phoenix lib 80 Denver 01 60 t. Chicago .; 79 62 Mtnml Beach 86 80 Now York 80 64 Washington, D.C. 85 63 BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS Ashland, ore. F.njoy hpaith. rrsi, rnnuiri, and hnspttAlltr amidst pleat ant surroundings, HOT MINKRAL BATHS for Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neu ritis and Nervousness. CARBON DIOXIDE VAPOR RATIIS for High and Low fllood Pressure, sinus, and Skin Eruptions. ILODOK AND LIOflT HOUBKKKFPINO CABINS ' at Reasonable Rates. Write for Reservations PHONE LONG. DISTANCE Buckhorn Mineral springs DR. HERMAN WEXLKR, D.C. Director 1200 Buckhorn springe Road Ashland, Oregon company of Matanzas was seized by the Castro regime, the spokesman said. "We have nothing official on the details of the seizure yet and no offi cial comment." The spokesman said, how ever, "I can tell you this much -financially, it is no big deal." Servicemen CADET TRAINING Cadet Carl D. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Martin, route 1, Rogue River, Is receiving six weeks of train ing at the Army Reserve Offi cer Training Corps summer camp at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. The training is scheduled to be concluded July 29. The cadet is a 1954 graduate of Rogue River High school and is a student at Oregon State college. NOW ENROLLED Capt. William B. Hunter Is one of 16 Air Force personnel presently enrolled in a two week academic instruction re fresher course at Chanute Air Force base, Rantoul, 111. Cap tain Hunter began the tour earlier this month and gradu ated and received his certifi cate of completion July 15. He is an instructor in the 9417th Air Reserve squadron, Med ford. He served two years ac tive duty with the Air Force and six years in the reserve. Hunter lives in Butte Falls with his wife, Beverly, and is superintendent of schools in Butte Falls. HELP W US! Wa nacd clothing, shtfss, dishes, furnitura. and bidding. Wa Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army 30 N. Holly SPring 3-7335 tony CURTIS debbie REYNOLDS The guy from Milwaukee . . . the gal from Tampa ...caught in the maze of the i W ythe top! e ce-llarrinf ' JACK OAK Subway Hit by Electrical Fire New York-OUD-An electri cal fire flared in a subway tunnel under the East river Saturday night and the thick smoke felled 26 persons. The transit authority said there were no trains in the tunnel when fire broke out in a circuit breaker but a train near the tunnel entrance was enveloped in smoke. Seven passengers and four transit employees were taken to a hospital suffering from smoke poisoning and 15 other persons were treated at the scene. Births CHAMPION To Mr. and Mrs. Richard William, 508 Liberty St., Medford, July 15, 1960, a girl, 6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. HARRIS-To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jay, 116 Elm St., Med ford, July 15, 1960, a girl, IVa pounds, at Rogue Valley hos pital. tnioy This Sunday BREAKFAST Bator , or Afttr Church . . . (Servad Anytime) r tho Hotel Medford Dining Room CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME Kachina Lodge Highway 99 Phoenix, Oregon - OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - DAILY: NEW SUNDAY HOURS 11 A.M. to Midnight OPEN 4:00 P.M. Minestrone Soup, Relish Tray, Mixed Green Salad (Choice of Dressing), 0 SICILIAN STEAK VEAL, SCALLOPINE CHILDREN'S PLATE TRY OUR FLAMING PIZZA YOU'VE NEVER HAD SO V-ZI TECHNICOLOR v ' IE KAY MEDFORD DON R1CKLES Ex-Navy Officer Changes Sex, Now Wears Bikinis London - IUPD - Just three years ago, George Edwin Tur tle was a dentist and a former officer In the Royal Navy. Today he is Georgina Carol Turtle, a blonde who packs her 36-26-36 figure into bi kinis. Turtle underwent an oper ation three years ago in a London hospital to change his sex, but only recently con vinced officials to recognize his new status. "I have nothing to be ashamed about," Miss Turtle said. "My change has been natural and now I just want to start life afresh." Miss Turtle said that even when she was a youngster she felt different from other little boys. She said she decid ed on an operation "because it became unbearable for me to try to continue to live as a man." The former naval officer, who has long blonde hair, wears high - heeled shoes, CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM HOTEL ST 5 r j? Open Daily 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sundays 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M. Ice Cream, Coffee ' $af)5Q STARTS TODAY Continuous From 1:00 P.M. MUCH FUN! New York rat race ...all of them ready to claw, steal or lie to get to the top! make-up and attractive sum mcr dresses, plans to continue her career as a female dentlst THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATERS DRIVE E-IN h; i-J STARTS JONIGHT TWO VERY TOP ALL-TIME HITS " PLUS RIOTOUS FUN! MARION" . GLENN BRANDO IOBD m MauibM.... aatt Wn Cifa. 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