Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 29, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextrniDAY, july at. mo MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, ORE. A 11 Local and Pntlantt - Medli'iil Hid aur Kciy piitlonU llnma today ut Humid Henri luwplUI Include l.eon K. t'linmplln, 521 Park place, Medford, ii lid Luuli H, l.iavlllc, 71111 G at., -outli, liukuviuw. t Man Seen - A 20-yeur-old Modloid woman told glly po lice Hint nh miw a man aland Inn nearly nuked In the bushes lit Iluwtliunio pink about 7:40 o'clock thin morning. Police cnrclicd the park area but wore unable to (Ind the mun. T0IIITE& TOMORROW! lDokk, nncL r IflL f TWBatfleCiy" i&zto ryf stoiyofTho ti&wEh fj& American r-li mam i n. ,.wHt to. 3RD HIT! SAT. ONLY! RORY CALHOUN NOW! 1st Area Showing! TONITE, LATE-LATI SHOW Special Midnight Show at 12 Dick Clark says: TE E N-AG E R S THIS IS YOUR STORY! Here arc your hopee and p, -Wu VtI 'A iar... your drawn and tW'Jlit )'i t'a V';l,if olrlvae, Beoatit thle le a p .1 :i 'MTN. ''' A I i L alory about raal kda with 9 J H L real Joya and raal prob- I ? J ma. m olhar worda, .It'a iU VaKIl-N A Jalaf 1 about you, today'a teen- &w vjn v Ji V'l gra, m -o rea ere 'J Michael Calan ouesT stam i-W8inn mmw noberta Shore Mb James Darren Plus Thii Yaar'i Top Human Adventure Story! 5 riiicw Personal Algoma Plcnlc-'l'lic iiiimml Alkjoma picnic will bo hold Auk. 7 at Collier Statu park, north of Clillgciiiln, Ore. Cof fee and Kofi drlnkn will be furnished, nucordliiK to tho commltteo In cImtko. Oxygtn nequeil-Clly fire men responded to u request to OHsInt In KuttliiK up an oxy Ken lank for a henrt ullinenl victim, KIlHWortb HiiUenbeck, 400 North Oukdiile ave., Mud ford, about 2:20 o'clock thin morning. JAMES lLaillnlirn n 1 'MAVERICK' Tuesday Weld and Victoria Shaw Duane Eddy and Ihe Rebels Hill WILLIAMS MARfilA . HENDERSON jgjn WhitR MOBLEY n -John. Russell Ammonia Laak-Clty flic men responded with colf-cun-lulned musks when u broken uuimonlii line ul Jorxenscn's dulry, Court ut., Mcdford, was reported ul (1:44 o'clock this mornliiK. Tha lenk wits closed bi'fore urrival of the firemen, according to the department. Vlillallon Niuhl-Thu Jtulte Kails Grunge will huvo u visl lallnn nli.'hl ut their rcKiilur meellnx Monday, Auk. 1, ul H p.m. In the Community hull. The public is Invited to beur a proKrum by tho school band mid u film entitled "WuKons Westward." Box Car Fira-Medford fire men were culled about 3:47 p.m. yesterday to extinguish u lire on tho underside of a Southern Pacific box car on trucks south of tho Kogup mill. Tha fire wns reportedly canned by a hot box. Minor diimaKC wus reported. Loit Wnllol - Nlcklns Ihi dolph De Witt, 404 Bcrrydnle ave., told city police this morning thut he lost his wal let containing about $35, and feels Hint two men took It while he wus ridinK on n bus between Redding and Mcdford early this morning. Gran Flra - Central Point rural firemen were culled about 1 p.m. yesterday when a 10-ucre grnss fire broko out on Coker Butte rd. Damage was confined to the vacant land area. About the same time a small grass fire near tho White City mills was re ported, firemen said. 4 Throwing Rocks-Ellen June Kogcr, 124 South Columbus st., told city police Thursday that some boys threw rocks at her car while she was driv ing on Benson st. neur 10th it, Police contacted two broth ers, agea 10 and 3, who ad mitted throwing atones at the car. They boys'- mother assur ed police that they would not do it again. Bon Born - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson, Inglewood, Calif., are parents of a 7 pound, 13V4 ounct son born July 18, relatives have re ported. The paternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lawson, 1155 Janes rd., Medford, and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Brooks, O'Gura at., Mcdford. The baby has been named Mark Steven. Paiianta-Medlcal and sur gery patients listed Thursday at Crater Osteopathic hospital. Central Point, Included Stan ley E. Rumble, 260 West First st., Central Point; Dunny Ncel, 11-ycnr-old grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Albert RoeKge, 2090 Corey rd., Medford; Mrs. Nlla M. Farris, 2870 Cruter Luke highway, Medford; Mrs. Walter E. Chaffee, route 1, box 38, Gold Hill; and Lau retta Ruth Able, 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed win L. Able, 2778 Almar rd., Grants Pass. British Official Liked Free Publicity London fUPD - British For eign Secretary Lord Home told his colleagues Thursday how he managed to keep his spirits up during a week in which he was criticized by both Parliament and press. My Scottish blood came to my rescue and reminded me that all tho publicity is free," he said. Investment Funds Noon fundi: quotatlona on selected Fund Bullock nid 12.311 lima ii.7a 1 1 .(in 14.117 R.na 11.07 Asked 1 3. S.I 1 1 na 12.111 ia.47 10.08 0.67 13.11 B..W a. 7ii 8.07 18.74 10.28 1.1.11(1 20.(1(1 12.13 13.1)8 13.30 15.43 Hill .1.1(1 13.04 Chom Fund Colonlnl r.nor F.nton Hownrd Stk .. Fidelity Oroup Sec Avla Elec Group Sec Com Stk Group Sec Pctr .... Groun Sec Stool .... 8.70 801 8.18 IS. 39 (Ml 14. .17 ID .113 1I.4H ia 111 12. IB 14 37 7. mi Mill 13. no Group Sec Tobso Kcynlonc n-3 ......... Kcyslono B-4 Koytttone K-2 KoyHtono S-l KoyMono S-2 Keystone S-3 Keyatone S-4 linn tnv Grth Slk TV-Elcc Vnluo Line Inc Wellington Portland Livestock Portlnnd (UPD USDA Weekly livestock: Catt o 3.100: trndc modcrntolv ne- tlve. most classes stendy; fnt cows wenk lo 10c lower: stoeker mid feeder cnltle mostly .10c off; stnntt nrd steers 21-23: utility 111-20: rut tors down to 111: standard hrlrrrs 20-32; cutter and utility 14-18: Uliiuy cows mostly 14-14..10: run ners nnd cutters 11-13; utility hulls 20.00-21: light cutters 1.1-ld: run ners down to 14. in vos mo: trac e i uw. h nimb ler clilssOK 2-3 lower: uitod nnd choice venters 21-2-1; Rtnnclnrd 18 20; cull nnd utility 1 1-17. .Ml; Rood nnd choice stock cnlvcs 23-2.1. Hons 1000: stronu to 2.1r liluher: U.S. No. 1 and 3 liutrheis 20,2.1 20.30; No. 1 and 2 sowa 243-330 lbs. 10-17. Hheco 3880: trmlo slow, closed mostly 80o lower on slaunhlor rlnsncs, stendy on feeders: choice with aotuo good spring lnmlis 1(1 10.no: good nnd chulrn 81-08 lb. feeders 13.30-14,80; cull to good slaughter owes 1,80-3.00. COOL AIR CONDITIONED DANCING! DANCE Every Saturday Night . beautiful GOLD HILL GRANGE DOYLE SMITH MUSIC MAKERS Large Dining Facilities and Free Check Room FESTIVAL PLAYS Tonighii "Turning of the Shrew" Suturdnyt "Julius Caesar" Sundoyt "The Tempest" Curtain time (1:30 p.m. Bus leaves Medford hotel at 7:30 p.m., und Juekson hotel ul 7:35 p.m. for Festi val pluys. Obituary KATHERINE ELLIOTT Recitation of the Holy R us ury for Mrs. Katherine Elli ott, 85, who died Wednesday In Ashlund, will be held at Perl Funeral home ut 7:30 o'clock tonight, the Rev. Wil liam McLcod officiating. Requiem Mass will be from the Cutholle church Saturday ut 10 a.m. with the Rev. Wil liam S. Walsh officiating, will) committal in the Siski you Memorial park. Mrs. Elliott was born May 20, 1875, 111 Detroit, Mich. Survivors include her hus band, Orvillc Elliott; and one son, Harry Elliott, both of the Klamuth Agency; two daughters, Mrs. Churles Ho vey, Phoeniz, Ariz.; Mrs. Clnrlce Spntz, Mcdford; one grnndson, one granddaughter; two greatgrun.wns, and one sister, Mrs. J. R. Elliott, Klamuth Falls. SAMUEL F. PATTON Somuel F. Patton, 64, died yesterday afternoon at his home at the Bel Aire Trail er purk, near Phoenix. Fu neral services will be held at Hlllcrest Mortuary chapel on the North Phoenix rd. Monday at 3 p.m., with Conger-Morris, funeral directors, In charge of arrangements. Former Local Man Dies in Pendleton John W. Clark Jr.. 33. for mer Medford resident, died In a Pendleton hospital yester day afternoon of Injuries suf fered In a construction acci dent yesterday morning at Pendleton. Friends here reporting the accident did not know de tails of the mishap. Clark, son ol Mr. ana Mrs. John W. Clark, Pendleton, and former Medford resident, attended Mcdford schools. The family moved from here about 10 years ago. Survivors include his wife nnrl three children and sev eral aunts and uncles in this urea. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Pendleton. Ice Cream Machine Was "Speak-Easy' rVinttnnnnaa. Tenn. (UPD - Police arrested Willie Jones, 2R. Thursday on charges of selling whisky from a jug hid den in his Ice cream vending machine. Portland Produce till' lUliuiviiiK put.. are from the atfrlcuKurnl market- i i nr t ln ir npmirt- mcnt of Agriculture in Portland. Kbh: Price to retailers, cartons, X Urge AA S2-54; Inrpo AA 4B-51; large a -io-in; nicuiuiu w - mi inn ft tm-.n. i.v.- . crs: X InrRO AA 43-40lj; Inre AA i in' , A 1 J-1T mftHhim A 33-36 til smnii aa aa-in. iiuuer: prices 10 rcuuiui n, m. i Srlnts delivered, AA and A G7, ?:. .... m. l-uuivrj: rim.-, w ... llverod. for grntlo A quality, fry ers. WIlOic .v.t-ii, mi iih light tvpe hens, whole 26-30. cut up 31-35; heavy type hons, whole 43. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM HOTEL ' Medford 7 Opon Dally 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sundays 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M. Servicemen COMMISSIONED Carl H. Cluwson, son of Mr, und Mrs. Curl Cluwson 110 Portland uve., Medford, wus commissioned recently us ensign, U. S. Navy, ut the recruiting station in Albany, N. Y where he Is presently ! assigned for duly. He was formerly an avia tion ordnuricemun first class serving aboard the USS Ta rawa, Cluwson first enlisted In the Navy In June, 1044, and served two years during and immediately after World Wnr II und was commissioned ensign us a result of competi tive examinations taken In June, 1050. He bus been assigned lo the uviation officers' school at Pensacola, Flu., for a 10-week course of Instruction. ENLIST IN ARMY Kent Jordan Shcrfy, son of Mrs. Nell O. Nllsson, 033 Win chester ave., Medford, and John Edwin Milne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ernest Milne, 2824 Country Club dr., Med ford, enlisted recently in the Army under the "Buddy En listment plan" In the artillery for direct assignment to Eu rope. Rolf Theodore Gusland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Theodore Gusland, box 312, Shady Cove, enlisted in the regular Army unasslgned; and Roder Howard Sims, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Homer Sims, rou . e 1, box 804C, Grants Pass, enlisted in the Army airborne. Mrs. Neuberger Lists Itinerary Portland (UP! - Mrs. Mau- rlne Neuberger, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senator from Oregon, will introduce Supreme Court Justice Wil liam O. Douglas at a parks and recreation conference in Bend tonight at part of a campaign trip In Eastern Ore gon. Mrs. Neuberger left for Hood River today and will address a Wasco county Dem ocratic dinner tonight. On Saturday morning at Bend, she will share the platform at a meeting of the Oregon Farm Bureau Federation with her Republican opponent, Elmo Smith, Albany publisher. The meeting with Justice Douglas will be held at the Pilot Butte Inn under spon sorship of the Democratic Party of Oregon. The confer ence is directed at advancing a program for development of Oregon s tourist and out door recreation potential. On Sunday, Mrs. Neuber ger will leave for Pendleton where she will attend con vention sessions of the Retail Clcrkf, Culinary Workers, and Building Trades unions. She will meet with delegates to the Oregon State AFL-CIO convention on Monday. BID SUBMITTED Salem (UPD Watkins Con struction company, Boise, to day submitted the apparent low bid ol sztj. bu to mi no. the Pine Creek bridge in Bak er county, Ore. The project is half a mile from Halfway, Ore., on Pine Creek road near the Idaho border. BILL LIVELY and His Westers Band DREMlS BALLROOM WALKER BUILDING SATURDAY NIGHT Playing your favorite Wjlrxoi. Fox Trot and Hawaiian numbers, both Modern and Western Music . . . Greet your old friends and mike now ones: $1.00 Per Person DANCE AC the Old DERBY SCHOOL 8 Miles Up Butte Falls Highway Music By APPLEGATE RANCHEROS Western & Popular Everyone Come for a Good Timet 9 P.M. TILL 1 A.M. VFW Hall in Rogue River EVERY SATURDAY NITEr- 9 to 1 Music by Bobby Burton & Rythm Masters Featuring Ray Hanson , (Tha Poor Man's Let Paul) Hardwood Floor Enlarged Dining Facilities Check Room Free Large Parking Area SPONSORED BY VFW EVERYONE WELCOME Weather rilllKCASTS Medford and vicinity: Variable cloudiness with thunrtershowcrs in vicinity through Saturday. Low to- niKni ti;. nign HAturouy U2, Western Oregon: Scattered thun derstorms tonight, mostly over mountain,. Cloudy along const. Fair .Saturday. I,w tonight .10-(i0. Low lonlghl .10-110. High Saturday 05 10.V except 11(1-70 along coast. Northern California: Fair tonight nod Saturday except scattered thunderstorms In mountains dur ing afternoon and evening. Fog arirl low overcast on coast. Little ternpearlure change. I.OCAI. DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean y,t. day 84; above normal 10. Record high this data 102 In 1027. Record low thl, date 44 in ltSO. PRECIPITATION: 24 houra to midnight, non. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month .08 Inch, .09 JitOh below normal. Total since Sept, 1. 13.03 Inches, 2.04 Inches below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yeiUrday 18, hlfheit thl. a.m. 78. High 4:00 24- CITY Yilr- a.m. hr. oay Low Prae. .10 SO .01 Brookings Granu Pass .... Klamath falls SO 84 88 100 si MEDFORD I0S Portland 05 70 SS 81 84 50 .10 78 51) 53 Seattle Spokane Yakima 08 0U Eureka .1(1 Red Blulf 105 Sacramento 0.1 San Francisco AO Los Angeles 88 Phoenix 101 Denver 04 Chicago 01 . Miami Beach 88 New York 85 Washington, D. C. 87 73 79 71 71 .15 FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Through Aug. 3): Western Oregon - Western Wash- lneton Continued dry and warm. Temperatures above normal with highs 80-90 in western Washington ana vu-iuo western urcgon. low. 50-60. Chance of scattered thun derstorms In mounutalns of south ern Oregon. Otherwise, no precipi tation. Northern California Occasional scattered thunderstorms tn moun tains. Otherwise, no nreclDitaUon. Tcmperaturea near normal. Fighter Disqualified London (UPD - The BBC star tled sports fans Thursday when it announced: "The Eu ropean heavyweight champi on, Dick Richardson, was dis qualified for using his head." LIVE BOB ANDERSON Nltely 7:30 p.m.. 1.30 a.m. BROILED STEAKS PRIME RIB CHICKEN - SEAFOOD AND 1206 No. Riverside Medford PHONE SP 3-5474 FOR RESERVATIONS Now Building New 'MELODY ROOM' For BANQUETS DINING DANCING tfttftfttK 9 to 1 a.m. SATURDAY NIGHT Uooml Disgusted Motorist Sets Car on Fire Dallas, Texas (UPD - County Fire Marshal Hal Hood filed charges against Billy John Lee, 27, Thursday for burn nina Insured personal nrnner. ly. Lee said he poured gas on inc engine of his auto and set It afire after the car had emit on him three tlmm In two days. TONITE & SATURDAY ONLY) SPECIAL ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT Will Take Its Place With "THE ROBE" I "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" AS ONE OF THE GREAT EPIC PICTURES OF ALL TIME ONLY ONE SHOW FRIDAY 8:00 P.M. Two Showi Saturday 2:00 & 8:00 p.m. REGULAR PRICES i ' m i) leyaasmsj v' PF 'fV"r ... r 'Si -1 -' V "t I leasi fr. . A . Ji TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION HOWARD KEEL- SUSAH KOHNER-JOHM SAXOH MARTHA HYER-HERBERT LOU AN IDEAL SHOW FOR ALL KIDS! MARJORIE MAIN CHILL WILLS IN 'RICOCHET ROMANCE' plus SCREAMING COMEDY and Lots of Cartoons ALL SEATS 25c FOR ADULTS ONLY! PLEASE DONT BRING CHILDREN ALL SEATS $1.00 TWO SHOWS SUNDAY Matinee Evening Doors Open 1:30 7:30 Show Starts 2:00 8:00 From TENNESSEE WILLIAMS GREAT CONTROVERSIAL BOOK THREE FOR THE DEMONS - r. THEY CREATE EXPLOSIVE CHEMISTRY WITH BOLD SEX AND EARTHY EMOTIONS! Irv'.aklaV:.. X MARLON ANNA Tennessee Williams Births BRADLEY-To Mr. and Mrs. James, box 432, Talent, July 27, 1060, a boy, 9Vt pounds, at Crater Osteopathic hos pital. VIGIL - To Mr. and Mrs. Joe P., 1100 Spring st., Med ford, July 20, 1080, a boy, 7 lbs., at Saored Heart hospital. liter. In the Realm of Faith... NO GREATER STORY... NO MIGHTIER FILM! stir mom rnn SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. STARTING SUNDAY JOANNE WW MAURECN STAPterON VICTOR isORV TWO REAPPOINTED Portland -(UPD- Roy O. Hill and Vincent Raschle, both of Portland, were reappointed today to the Portland Devol opment commission for three year terms. THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATERS FIRST RUN Never Before Shown! Tonite & Saturday LastDays OFDOMPEII J aMJBllwsilaBaaisBre coioe . evHirroTaLeeee I Great Co-Feature AFRICA AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN IT! ArthcfljNmrf-AnneWJeRtY ' 1 . ACCstUMSUtsCWf - ' ; " Added Saturday Only! . 3rd Bonus Feature 7J0, M RIVEIN CRATER LAKE HWHWAyi Tonight & Saturday Two First Run Science Fiction Thrillers! i 12tothe r.oon ROBERT MOneOMEITf , JR. AMU-UM l CeiUaaaiA Milul Plus 1 HWrrtlnVlfK H1WI Hommmt A CAR LOAD, -r Tonighf & Saturday 3 THRILLING FEATURES SUNN FORD tmest BUKUNINE-is-, :1 TVoMtOO! or RORY CALHOUN mm NIW some 5il I Thundering THIItlSi REX REASON JETS " DICK PORAH AOREY DALtOfl K'L'MAMAWl I LciNEMJkscoctu. coma Ej ' LBONAFtO BLMil .'. 3 J I I laifsiiij