Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 22, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextBDAY, JULY 22, 1880 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. A U t)ogi Picked Up-Tho county control nfflcor, at the ucflt of city pullru, picked two dugs Hi 2'ltll) Corona Wednesday, mid trans- lud thorn to thu dog pound. llco mild the dogs hud an- I'lilly been without rood, mr or proper euro while lr owners have been on utltiti for Ilia past two ks. jiiMr-inrKT TiO l ...... i Action-Packed Co-Hit WEIL BENT A for LEATHER' ""' Local and Personal Items Taken - Wllinu Luona Peer, route 1, box 474, Gold Illll, notified sheriff's dopu llua thl week Unit her house Imd I) con entered. Missing wore eiinnod food and 12 HhlrlM. ' Curl On Display The Med ford Old-Timers' club will have clKht antique curl on dliiphiy at the Oregon Ills lorleiil Society's Annual Trup pcr' Rendezvous at 8 o'clock tonight In lliiwlhorne park. Attempted Breek In - An attempt win made to brcuk Into the law office of Kelly and Kelly In the Uoldy build. Inn, 107 Kust Main ionic tlma Tuesday night or Wed nesday morning, according to city police. Police uld there were two murks on a door which Indlcntcd that someone had attempted to pry them open. The ollcmpt wuii unsuc cuHHdil mid nothing was tuitcn from the offices, police mild. LIVE MUSIC TOIIITE! AND EVERY NITE Bob Anderson at the Hammond Organ from 7 to 9 in the Main Dining Room 9:30 1:00 A.M. in the Birch Room And With the Sensational New Wurlitzer 'Sideman' SOON WE START CONSTRUCTION ON THE All NEW 'MELODY ROOM' FOR DINING AND DANCING STEAKS TrfrlMW CHICKEN PRIME 6? SEAFOOD Favorite Beverages 1206 North Riverside It Starts SUNDAY! (Oh Happy Day!) Jji THE BIGGEST FUN SHOVTS HERE! JUt.. COMES AIIVPI Ssaiu Mar Snum 1 1 I.J u . .jdr. TECHNICOLOR Turkey! Shot llurl'n Hutch cry, finch, told sheriff's dopu tic 'lliursduy that aomoono hot tlirco turkey and cur ried them away recently. Admit Thoft - Two Mcdfurd boya, both ago 12, uduiltled to city police Wednendny they took a wallet contululuK $12 from tho residence of Helen Murle Murrey, 418 Went Chirk at., Tuenduy afternoon, and divided the money between them. The youtha were re leuacd to the cuatody of their purenta. Tali Alarm - Firemen (aid that report of a trailer house fire ulonK Foothills rd. at 1:31) p.m. yesterday was a false alarm. They searched along several blocks und were ur, able to find a fire. A grass fire occurred about 4:19 p.m. yostorduy In a vacunt lot in the 2000 block of Rldncwuy St. Dog Confined - A don be longing to Frunk X. Juntzer, 1U27 North Ccntrul live., wus confined In the county dog pound Wednesday uflcr twice liltlntt 0-yeur-old Michcle Irene Kennedy, BID Pine St. Two other persons in the area re ported to police that the dog hud bitten them also. Juntzer wus on vacation and a ncigh bor wus taking care of the dog for him, police said. Weather rORKCAKTK Medford and vicinity: Continued fiilr und wnrm Low tonight 34. tilth Huturday 3. Western Oregon- Fair through Malurday except nigh I and morn It ig log or low cloutli ftlnnjt conal and brief nmrnina rloudlncti In northern vallevi. Little l cm pern -turv change. Low tonight !. High Saturday 70-a4 m north, flfl 04 In south, 0065 on Immediate coa it. Northern California: Partly eloutly In central portion and fair In northern portion tonitrht. Scat tered thunderstorms likely thta evening over loulhern Slerra-Neva-daa. Fair Saturday except fog and low cloud on cof.t. LOCAL DATA TEMPEnATUHK: Mean yesterday 73: above normal 2. Hecord high thla date 106 In 1028. Record low this date 47 In 1034. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m. nonr. Total thli month, none, .14 Inch below normal. Tot I since Sept. 1. IS M lnchei. 2 Of) lnchei below normal. HUMIDITY; ..owe. I vnterday nignrsi inn am. hhv. Hlih 4:00 H CITY Yrtter- a.m. hr day Low Prcc. Brookings 01 4R OranU Pui M 34 Klamath TaJU 4 3:i MEUrORD 03 37 Por 1 1 a nd - B 1 33 SeVtll 70 31 Spokane Bi ftl Yakima ... 03 84 Eureka S3 32 Red llluff ....I00 77 Sacramento 1 1 72 San Francisco . fll 33 Loa Angelci 08 73 Phoenix' 1 .0fl A3 Denver 04 (14 Chicago 03 73 Mlamt Beach . 00 111 New York .. . Rl (13 W'aihlngton. D. C. 84 63 FIVE-DAY FORKCART (Thruogh July 27): H'eatern Oregon Western Waih lngton Continued generally fair with iom morning" cloudtneai and no Indication of rain through Wednesday Temperature averns Ing near normal. Uighi mostly 0R 00 In weitern Oregon, except near 03 on coait. Lows 48-34. Northern California No precipi tation. Temperatures near normal. SHOW IP' AT J 51462 1 DUSK afj'l:l T:illlDliH:TallI TONITE & SATURDAY ASCOPh dco,. J7 .. AtktaT t" ., JU t 14V pioposilhnl r . j.; A rtory of toglhrnou . , . beore end offer marriage I mi ffElDS PflOOUCttONS Pntentl David Niven-MitziGaynor rVlaniiii Annitianenftii mi KtlNtK ' iWm oMIIH MUNIljUt UH VUUKtN ' nlTLLIo rUVWl m YA IT UUM . "The Mfldtntantt) Ihttt thing and bttiw n Tnnn,.s) JOSEPH FIELDS , JEROME CH0D0R0V lit! I M4 flat i-.! t1 ' HaWh Ml UftH 11 WHIt BtlM ii 2ND GREAT COMEDY HIT! ME I teV 'JK cary GRANT Sophia LQREN Houseboat " MARTHA HVER 3rd WESTERN HITI SAT. ONLYI The LONELY MAN tiarlng Jack PALANCE Anthony PERKINS a am0uh! fteiuat Market in Doldrums; No One Knows Where It's Going By ELMER C. WALZER UPI Financial Editor Now York - IUPI) - The atock murkd in atmvo It lown for the year, below It lillm, the dullest for a monlli and a hulf, and no one wutiti to KUf where K l Kolng. ll'i In tho lurami-r doldrumx und iippronchlnn a period wlicro u numiner rally has Uikcn hold In nearly every year In mnrkot hlMory. flut it ho many worries which read like alliterative recitation - Khruahehcv, Ken nedy, Cuba, and ConKo. Actually the forcifoing are otn aa mere excuacs. The real rcamm for k'tluirny and Investment Funds Noon fund.: Fund Hid nullock 12 34 Chcm Kund I00 Colonial Kncr 11.09 Knlon llowird Slk ., II .17 KhlrlllV 14 711 Group flttc AvIr-RIpc B.73 Group See Com Slk 11.01 Group Kcc Petr 8 97 Group Kcc Steel .... fl.R7 Group Sec Tobac .. B 27 Kcyitone B-3 19.32 Keyilone 11-4 0 41 Key.lone K-2 14.90 Kcy,tone S-l ........ 1B.89 Kpyitono S-2 11.92 Keylon S-3 12.7.1 Key. lone H-4 12.10 Man Inv Grlh Slk 14 00 TV-Klec 7.84 Value Una Inc 3.18 Welllnjlon 13.74 quotation on iclacted A.krd 1X92 11.78 12.73 1237 19.08 0.97 13.10 930 0.72 0 08 l(l.7i 10.27 19 83 20.98 12.98 13.80 13.31 19.23 8.94 9.88 19.03 declining pricca la at-cn aa an croalon of tho economy which haa made lUclf folt ulronxly In steel mill operation. Reduced etool production ha held down car loadings. But other major lines have done fairly well. Home build ing haa slipped but this phase of conatrucllon has been offset by atronKth In othc" depart ments, notably additions to manufacturing plants and re habilitation of existing facili ties. Automobile produclion has held high end soon new Firm's Advertising Got Quick Results Jackson, Miss. - An auto mobile agency here contends that its prices are so low that buying la almost like stealing. The firm advertised, "Come in and steal our cars." The night the ad appeared, somebody broke Into t h e showroom and drove off with a new model. Washington -ttlPH- The inte rior department reports thai fires this year on public lands in the Western states have been the worst In 30 years and no relief is In sight. models will be rolling off the assembly lines. Altogether the industrial level has been only a small diatance below tho record high, And gross national product and national Income have achieved new all - time highs. The situation Is seen as one of those things that cannot be pinpointed. No one knows what the trading element is going to do. And the market is swayed back and forth by the collective opinion of all those who trade in it. So far this year the market graph has presented a aaw tooth appearance - a new high record for industrials on Jan. S - a 62.85 point decline to Jan. 20; a 14:30 rise to Feb. 2; a 23.50 point drop to Feb. 16; a 20.67 rise to Feb. 26; a 32.90 decline to March 8, the year's low; a 31.67 point rise to April 18; a 31.16 point decline to May 2; a 56.81 point rise to June 0, a 30.42 point drop to July 18 - Tuesday. Wall Street experts believe the market has about all the bad news it can conjure up behind it. The future, they assert, should be much better. Now is improving. Steel Portland Livestock Portland (UPI) USDA Llvf lock lor week: Cattle 2729; moderately acUve: fed aleera, helfera and ilaushter cowi ateady. bulla firm, fecden weak; food ateera mostly 29-20.90: alandarda 21-23; food helfera 23 24 VI. atandnrd 20-22 90; cutter and uUllty slaughter ateera and helfera 19 90-10; utility cowa 14-13: can nera and cultcra 11-12.90; cutter and utility bulla 17-21 90. Cnlvea 490; choice vealera ateady; lower urndci weak to 1 lower; food and choice vealera 29-27; tandard 22-24; cull and utility 12 10; food and choice aUick calvea 24-27. Hofi 1890: ateady; U S. No. 1 and 2 butclura 180-233 Ibi. 20-20.23: No. 2 and 3 fradea 180-240 Iba. 19 10.73; No. 1 and 2 aowa under 360 Iba., 10-17. Sheep 3600; aprlnf alaufhter lamba atronjr to 30c hlfhcr: ewea and feeder lamba mostly ateady; choice with tome prime 80-103 lb. sprlnf slaufher lambs 17.23-17.30; food sprtnf lamba 16-16 30; cull to food tlaufhter ewes 2-3.30: medium and food feeder lamba 79-00 lbs. 13 90-14 90. Obituaries MRS. ROBERT BRISCOE Mrs. Robert Briscoe, 38, of Prospect, died at her home Thursday evening. Funeral ar. rangemcnts will be announ ced by Perl Funeral home. LOREN E. WH1LLOCK Funeral services for Loren E. Whillock, 57. of Colver rd., Talent, who died Tuesday, will be held at Hillcrcst Mor tuary chapel on the North Phoenix rd. Saturday at 11 a.m. The Rev. Duanc Alvord of the Trinity Episcopal church, Ashland, will offici ate. Committal will be in Hill crest Memorial park, with Conger-Morris, funeral direc tors, in charge of arrange ments. Mr. Whillock was born Aug. 23, 1902, In Humansvllle, Mo., and had lived In the valley since 1946. He was married June 16, 1936, in Stanley, N.D., to Lucille Goettle, who survives. Other survivors Include four children, Mrs. Douglas Harsh, Medford; and La Vonne, Ronald, and Margaret, at home; two brothers, Fred Whillock and Paul Whillock, Coulee, N.D.; and his father, W. T. Whillock, Medford. A brother, Floyd, preceded him in death. Casket bearers will include Stanley Tiegs, Gilbert Hill, William Wilkins, Hollis Oson, Lowcl Fowler and Howry Woo ten. Delicious Spanish Foods Now Being Served At The RAINBOW CAFE 109 West Main Excellent Spanish Preparation!, Including Tacos, Toilodos, Enchiladas, Tamales & Spanish Dinners Open Every Day From 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. Closed Sundays Also Spanish Food To Go PAUL B. 8HEARER Funeral services for Paul Shpnror. 62. of the Lake ho tel, who died last Friday, will be held at Hillcrcst Memorial ohnnnl nn the North Phoenix rd. Saturday at 8:30 a.m. The Rev. Harold ' Sunner of tne First Nazarene church will of- flclnte. Committal will be in Hillcrcst Memorial park, with Conger-Morris funeral direc tors in charge of arrangements. Mr. Shearer was born Nov. I. 1897. in Monctte. Ohio, and had lived In southern Oregon for the past 10 years. Survivors Include a son In New York. JOHN O. DUGGAN Recitation of the Holy Ro sary for John Owen Duggan, 59. of 602 North Riverside avc, who died Thursday, will be held at Conger-Morris Fu neral home downtown chnpel at 7:30 o'clock tonight. A requiem mass will be said by the Rov, Willlnm McLcod, In Hie Sacred Heart Catholic church Saturday at noon. Committal will be In Jackson ville cemetery, with Conger Morris Funeral home In charge of arrangements, Mr. Duggun was born March 28, 1001 in Sams Val ley, and had lived in south ern Oregon all his life. He was married June 10, 1950, In Ashland, to Lillian Luzon, who survives. Other survivors Include a brother, Charles Duggan, Klamath Falls. Hew Hideaway Cafe and Lounge Court Street and McAndrews Road, Medford . . . Featuring . . . T-Bone Steak Dinners Dinner Size Choice Cutt $150 Top Sirloin Steaks Choice Eastern Beef 10-ox. Cut $195 ,$300 Steak Sandwiches Choice Beef Stock French Fries Green Salad $100 OPEN 24 HOURS! NEW DINING ROOM NOW OPEN Your Favorite Beverages Served! DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT DREAMLAND BALLROOM WALKER BUILDING Music by the "Western Playboys" Featuring Ken Jack on the Guitar, playing Your Favor ite Waltsos, Fox Trott and Hawaiian num beri. Continuous music. Ho idle time be tween numbers. $1.00 Per Person 9 to 1 a.m. '(Mm VFW Hall in Rogue River EVERY SATURDAY NITE- 9 to 1 Music by Bobby Burton & Rythm Masters Featuring "Digger" (The Rogue Valley's Gene Krupa) e Hardwosd Floor Enlarged Dining Facilities e Check Room Free . large Parking Area SPONSORED BY VFW - EVERYONE WELCOME DANCE Every Saturday Night beautiful GOLD HILL GRANGE DOYLE SMITH n";1 MUSIC MAKERS Large Dining Facilities and Free Check Room Air Conditioned operations are slowly coming back after a sharp decline. Automobile companies are moklng their changcovcrs to new models. Home building is picking up moderately. Oil Inventories are being reduced and petroleum product prices are hardening. When steel picks up a bit more, rails are expected to benefit. Many In Wall Street agree that the worst has been seen for the present and what the Immediate future should wit ness a steady rise in business with a flourist of strength in the lourth quarter. Portland Product Th foliowinf prlrt quotation re from Mi agricultural market- ln service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Portland. Eggs: Prlcei to retallen, car ton, X large AA 41-51; large AA 46-48; large A 44-48; medium AA 39-41; imall AA 31-36. Prlcea to producen: X large A A 38-42 j; large nn JO-iu'.j; larne A J it-J 3 ; medulm A A 27-33 'i; amall AA 18- 23 V,. Butter: Prlcea to retallen, No. 1 prints delivered, AA and A 07, B 65. Poultry: Prlcea to retailers, de livered, for grade A quality, fry era, whole 38-41. cut up 44-46; light type hens, whole 29-31, cut up 32-35; heavy type Kens, whole 40-45, mm i !T 1 DRIVE-IN COUTH PACIFIC HI6HWAY TONITE & SATURDAY THE TOP COMEDY HIT OF THE YEAR! GARY GRANT TONY CURTIS ' submerged with 5 girls... NO WONDER THE S.S. SEA TIGER TURNED A Shocking Pink! "'(iU "( wmilaU-MllVuTWHat ISA. II NX EASTMAN COLOR hit) ."OPERATION PETTICOAT" JOAN 0 BR1EN --DIM MERRILL - GENE EVAKS -ARTHUR 0 CON CO-FEATURE I JV !To!7SuPHirMTH0HT ff f0'?:ror LOREN . QUINN U ADDED SATURDAY ONLY 3RD BONUS FEATURE HERE'S A SWELL SHOW FOR THE Saturday Kiddie Matinee 1:00 P.M. TOMORROW A GREAT CAST IN A REAL - WESTERN THRILLER "SMILEY" PLUS THE THREE STOOGES In a SCREAMING COMEDY and LOTS OF CARTOONS All Seats 25e Births L Y O N To Mr. and Mrs. Lcland D., 3920 Bursell rd., Central Point, July 20, 1900, a boy, 8n4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. McGREW To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J., 4290 Jacksonville) highway, Medford, July 20, 1060, a boy, 8 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. B A L K To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 1608 Lenora dr., Med ford, July 20, 1960, a boy, 6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. PRAYERS FOR BELGIANS New York -flJPD- More than 190 members of New York's Belgian community joined in prayer Thursday for their countrymen who had been victims of the Congo uprising. This Evening LOBSTERS SEA SCALLOP PRAWNS Charcoal Steaks CANDLE ROOM HOTEL MEDFORD 5:30 p.m. till Midnight THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATERS RtVEIN CRATER IME HttHWAV TONITE & SATURDAY BOTH BRAND NEW . AND SUPER THRILLING lift INHUMAN ' ncuni BP 1 TONIGHT & SATURDAY IT'S A LAUGH RIOT? Ernest Mmmm$ m$ 1 c&3 .PARAMOUNT WAUrgf , M 1S;5 u SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. a PETER CUSHING . frem mxm HsjiriTA Hufir -yvonue monuuh PLUS - Forever Young! Forever Deadly! wf ova OFF M B100O OF Mil mwts! COLEEN GRAV GRAHT WILLIAMS GLORIA TALBOTTPHILLIP TERRY M NWIH fMIHC MISHvaj M2S TONITE & SATURDAY 3 FEATURES FIRE DOWN BELOW CINbmaScoPE; cotuMiu nctmt Showdown Xs. atBOOTHUCM aVkM WM,M NUSM