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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, ORE.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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!
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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.
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Colonlnl r.nor
F.nton Hownrd Stk ..
Fidelity
Oroup Sec Avla Elec
Group Sec Com Stk
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Koytttone K-2
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Keystone S-3
Keyatone S-4
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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.
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James, box 432, Talent, July
27, 1060, a boy, 9Vt pounds,
at Crater Osteopathic hos
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TWO REAPPOINTED
Portland -(UPD- Roy O. Hill
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Portland, were reappointed
today to the Portland Devol
opment commission for three
year terms.
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