Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 03, 1960, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Texto o CPS VEPNESPAY. AUGUST 3, 1860 4 Convalescing Mrs. August "Zattlin, route 1, box 115, Gold .Hill, is convalescing at Sacred 'Heart hopsital following sur 'gery. She is expected to re jnain there for several days, saccording to relatives. Son Born-Mr. and Mrs. Jer ry Troxel, formerly of Phoe nix,are parents or & son born July 29 at Hampton, Va. Trox el is an airman second class in the Air Force. He is the son of Mr. afid Mrs. Don Tox- el, 1680 Camp Baker rd. PhoO nix, and Mrs. Troxel s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leland Dy- jginger, 116 South Third st., )! Central Point. 1: Therrt Mo Mlika The Thrill Of .IHE FBI STORKS & IJIuMiSSTilBT-VIMaail F-rom WARifSlERi BKOS. technicolor! JERVYNUROYw. , ASHLAND PIMC W. o -AfelfitTTE phenomenal Jlar of AND GOD 8BX0SP c "f0L FOR LOVE" SMOCKING REVELATIONS OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS! PIRAMKLY . . . IT'S HtR MOST PROVOCATIVE FILM!! ADULTS 6 . it :i ' ; , , - I i security! . gpo g CSt"b S&rftsr . . . Independent Insurance 0 P ,,,,11 JL Agant, Partner in SECURITY INSURANCE jF53 W M and a lifslong morobar of this community. U 41 IT Raprasenting a number of Top Quality In- Vf, , X Ml suranca Companies, Chris Barker and his i 'XL V 1 UfpJ pertnors aro NOT captivo employees ot c fih singlso insurance company. I $'Jf j U Chris tlarfeor, IndepOndont Agnt, protects 'aliSSS ? - 3h YOU by piecing your insurance 'with r(PX i. "i Ml company ssrsd to PropQrlySOrv9 YOU8 ftf 0 0 interests 65ST. o fe' -'f ' fril The Insmranc Export t Security iiav - i( f A U ?OU boot interests t heart. Ye9r in, yer o 1 I ut, yosTII do b30t with Security. chri? Barker fMl 0 a lr rrffi o r mi i IB ' o o Der o s p I o o Prsf&sioEtsI 0 I rih o lsarffi)iiico $ nisi ' Searf ic JL fjO GENERAL O Call . . . 0 ALL FORMS M Xm INSURANCE: O O 3 o INSURANCE: rjh ; rw o o LHJ y ;SFO Vern Robinson 0S O Fire JL -i n i m i mssfsmmx?fm 1 1 i li'3C Hugh JenninQs W O Fidelity& Surety O JLO i nnsurance OCrop e t i UU Vuei"7,N iJi m m a., V " ir ti'JI LIFE INgUKH:; S.9ril P &X31 Compensation iBill Salade 48 Hawthorn " up Phone SP 3-7325 MaQle o 0Ml 'g q Special Farms u lJ iiivii top mt Us4J TomillectQiies Recover ing from tonsillectomieP at Rogue Valley hospital were sandra and David Engel, 7-year-old daughter and 3-yeaO old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert A. Engel, 747 Posse lane, Medtord. O Patients MeQical and sur gery patinnts lised today at the Cratj Osteopathic hos pital, Central Point, include John C. Irmbert, box 96, Dorris, Calif.; WalteO G. Smith, route 3, box 169U, Medfonkand Max I)holson Jr., year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Nicholson. Q223 Bens lane, Medford. TOIS1ITE ONIYI "CURTAIN AT 8:30" John lissk at the Baldwin Organ CREATED WOMAN" PACKAGE) FROM 'PARIS! OM5LY 3S Local and Permit Issued - The city building departiQnt issued Ross Goodroad a permit Mon day to erect an 311,000 resi dence at 1670 Roberts rd. Moves Mr. and IvQ. H. J. Marsh, formerly of 38 North Orange St., have recently mov ed to 4332 Huddart ave., El Monte, Calif. Marsh had lived in tli is area since 1939 and was a salesman for the Big Y Seed and Feed. Housing Meeting The ex ecutive board of the Rogue Vallev Council on Aging will meet Thursday. Aug. 4, at 3 p.m. at the sQiior Activity Center, jOl East Jackson St., Medfora. Topic of discussion will b the low-cost housing issue for elderly people. o X-Ray Clinic-Tae chest x ray clinic at Sacred Heart hos pital, sponsored by the Jrgk son County Tuberculosis and Health association, will be open frogi 7 to 9 o'clock to night, and Thurscjg?, Aug- 4, from 2 to 5 p.m. The once-a-month evening clinic is ar ranged for the crgivenience of those who find it difficult to attend the Thursday after noon clinic held each week. 4 Minor Domtjge Two cars received minoB damage Tues day evening when they col lided i front of 1075 West McAndrews -ci., according to state police. Police sffid a car operated by Mary Maurine Smith, 1075 ' West McAn drews rd., was turning into a private driveway when it was struck by a vehicle operated by R$)ert Daniel Mincks, 2053 College way. No cita tions were issued, police stated. In Hospital -Medical and surgery patients listed yester day at the Crate- Osteopathic hospital include, Mrs. Jose phine Furry, 135 South Main ,st.. Phoenix; Walter B. Tur ner, Ts'ail; Mrs. Catherine Casy, 1939 Indiana St., Val lejo, Calif; Mrs. Ruth Poul son, 735 Midway rd., Med ford; Mrs. Bud Crawford, 5168 Table Rock rd., Central Point; Roy D. Crawford, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Crawford, 5168 Table Rock rd., Central Point; Da vid Morrison, 3-year-old son of Mr; and Mrs. James Morri son, box 452, Valley View rd., Ashland; Mrs. Grady West, post office box 101, Rogue River; and Mrs. Jack Ed monds, 2583 South0Stage rd., Medford. Personal Patient-Richard G. Vance, 217e Eastwood dr., is conva lescing at Sacred Heart hospi-' tal following surgery, Hurt in Crash Raymond J. Clarke and John Swan, both of Los Angeles, were taken to Siskiyou County hospital in Yreka with moderate in juries after their car ran off Higviway 99 about 12 miles north of Yreka about 11:35 p.m. Tuesday, the California HiQiway patrol rq-ported to day. u FOIECjiTS 3 Medford anA vicinity: Fair nhrouph ThurstTay. Low tonight 52. High Thursday 90. -Western Oregon: Fair tonight and TVtirsday, except patchy clouds with fog and drizzle during late night and early morning hours. Cooler over interior. Low tonight 42-54. .High Thursday 65-75 in north, v-85 in south and 60-65 on coast. Northern California: Fair tonight and Thursday except fog aQ! low clouds on coast extending inland a short distance in morning. Little temperature change. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesteiffcy 72: below nr-jglial 2. Record higfrthis date 104 in 1032. Record low this date 44 in 1956. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m. none. Total this month none. norirS:. Total since Sept. 1. 15.93 inches. 2.03 inches below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 25 highest this a.nr 31 iiign CITY Yester 4:00 34 a.m. nr. Low Tree. 55 .01 51 50 56 57 53 61 day 59 Brookings .... Grants Pass Klnmth Falls 84 MEDFORD 92 Portland 73 Seattle 6H Spokane 85 Yakima 89 Eureka .. 60 Red Bluff Sacramento San FranSsco Los Angeles ... Phoenix Denver 95 93 59 92 109 93 93 54 52 67 80 61 75 82 74 75 Chicago Miami Beach 87 New York 85 Washington. D. C. 92 FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Through Aug. 83:) Western Oregon - Western Wash ington Temperatures averaging above normal and little or no pre cipitation through Monday. Highs in 70s in western wasntnglon. in 80s in western- Oregon. Lows in 50s. Northern California Nj precipi tation. Temperatures near formal. Portland Produce Portland (UPI1 Dairy inrkct: Eggs To retailers: Grade AA ex tra large. 53-55c: AA large. 49-52c: q large, 47-50c: AA medium, 44- 45c; A A small, 33-Jbc; cartons l-3c additional. Butter To retailers: AA and grade A prints, 67c lb.; cartqns lc higher: B prints. 65c. Cheese, medium cured To re tailers: A grndc Cheddar single dai sies. 44-51c; processed American cheese. 5-lb. loaf, 41 '.a -42 ',ac Portland (UPD Dressed chick ens No. I grade dressed to retail ers: Fryers, whole drawn. 39-41C lb.; cut-up. 44-46c lb.: hens, heavy type whole drawn, 41-43C lb.; light type hens cut up. 31-33c lb.; whole, 26-30C lb. MEDFORD MAIL tf EX - '1 ; -Mo NEW TELEPHONE Compact, new Qrinrcss phone hold by Pacific Telephone-Northwest's Darlene Phelps contrasts in size and styling with oldtime magneto telephone seen iO. the Hfiokground. OBITUARIES MARY ALICE JAMES FunerrA services for Mrs. Mary Alice James, of 345 De Barr St., Medford, who died Sunday, will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the Chapel in the Trees Mortuary in Siskiyou Memorial park. The Rev. Clynlon Crisman of the Friends Church of Medford will officiate. Interment will be private in Siskiyou Memor ial f ark. Mrs. James was born Oct. 31, 1883, in Missouri, and had lived in Medford for the past 35 years. She was married to Frank James, who preceded her in death 22 years ago. Survivors include one brother, Thurlow Woods, Med ford; aSd one niece, Mrs. Iv?. J. Dempster, Medford. Siskiyou Funeral Service, directors of the Chapel in the Trees, are in harge of ar rangements. WILLIAM A. NIRK Funeral services for Wil liam Andrew Nirk, 75, of 244 South Central ave., who died Monday, will be held at Hill crest Memorial chapel on the North Phoenix rd. Thursday at 2:30 p.m. The Rev. Robert W. Olmsted of the Central Point Presbyterian church will officiate. Committal will be in Hillcresir Memorial park, with Conger-Morris, fuSeral directors, in charge of ar rangements. Mr. Nirk was born March 11, 1885, in Baxter, Iowi and ljad lived in southern Oregon fnr the rjast 20 vears. Survivors include wvo sonsn . . LeRoy Nirk, Waterloo, Iowa; and Darwin Nirk, New Or leans, La.; a brother, Rudy N. 3f irk, Des Moines, Iowa; three sisters, Mr Zoe LeGrand, Houston, Tex.; Mrs. A. K. Woodraska, Aberdeen, S. D.; and Mr. L. E. Brown, Med ford; and two nieces. JULIA K. ZUMWALT Funeral services for Julia K. Zumwalt, 85, who died Sunday, will be held in Ash lid Mortuary Chapel, Fourth and C sts., Friday at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Duane Alvord of yie Trinity Episcopal church will officiate. Committal will Be private. Over-fhe-Counfer The following bid and as8 ed quotations, from the Na tional Association of Securi ties nealera Inc.. do not rep resent A c tuS 1 transactions. They are a guide to the range within vjhich these securities could have been sold (indi cated U9the "bid") or bright (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilatiotS Common Stocks Hid Asked Bank of America 4AVt Callf.-Paclfic Utilities .. 20 'i 22 ', 2B 14ii 22 Cascades Plywood Zb Cons. Jreigniways ... 13", .... 34 .... 20 ii Copco Cyprus Mines Cor). First NatlorW Bank .... 5314 MorriBOn-Knudsen 31 't Northwest Not. Ga .... 21 Pacific Pwr. tc Lt 3i!' PtVmanenle Cement .... lJi, Portland Gen. JJlec. 21) U. S. National yank .. 71 United Utilities ..O 40 'i West Coast Tel 20, Weyerhaeuser 32 34 'Pi 22 V; 40.i 177i .11 V, 7B 43 2HV, 34 V, Portijand Livestock Portland (UPII USDA Cattle 300. Cutter and utility dairy type steers 17; canners and cutters mostly 11-12; light shelly cows down to 9; light cutter bulls 16-17. Calves 100. Good ffli cnoice veai- ert 23-26; utility ars siannara 10 21; culls down to lW medium and good stock calves 18-22. MORS -tOU. U.O. 1"U. I Hliu butch'Srs 185-230 lbs. 20-20 25: No. 2 and iriotxl!) 25-19.7.'); 26S-390 11). jiows 15J!7; 148 id. iceoer pigs 16 50. Sheep 650 . Choice with some rjSne 03-100 lb. Central Oregon spring lambs 17; good and choice 68-1)2 lb. feeder lambs jq.30-14.50; good and choice ilauRirAer ewes 5-4; cull and utility 1.50-2.50. Washington - UN - The Agriculture department has authorized the purchase this year of an additional 123,524 tons of sugar to assure the American consumer of ade quate supplies t reasonable prices. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. EFFIE BELLE MEKEMSON Ashland - Effie Belle Mek- emson, 7B, a resident of New port, Ore., for two years and estdent here for 18 years, died in Newport Aug. 1. Mrs. Mekemson was born Feb. 24, 1884, in Illinois and had resided in AsRland until her husband, Andrew, died in 1958. At the time of her death she was living with r".e of her so5. Survivors include her chil dren, Herbert Mekemson, Diamond Springs, Calif.; Mrs. Eleanor Johnstone, Sacramen to, Calif.; Harold Mekemson, Seattle, Wash.; Esther Schil ling, Coquille; Mrs. Frances Grisham, Homer, Alaska; and Andrew Mekemson, Newpor, Ore.; three brothers, Robert Lytic, Ashland; Monroe and Harry Lytic, Banks, Ore.; and two sisters, Miss Grace Lytle, Ashland; and Mrs. Helen Scott, Bend, Ore. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clofk this afternoon at Litwiller's Mountain View chapel. The Rev. Malcolm Hammond officiated. Inter- mcnt was in the Mountain View cemetery. MRS. LAUrXM1LLER Mrs. Laura Miller, 80, of 6303 Talo Rock rd., Medford, died in a local hospital yester day. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Perl Funeral home. GEORGE FREY George Frcy, 77, of 338 South Riverside ave., Med ford, diel in a local hospital Tuesday. Funeral arrange ments will be announced by Perl funeral home. Attorney Told To Account For 'Estate ' Yreka - Joseph Standifer Jr., Santa Cruz attorney, has been demanded to account for his handling of the estate of Carolyn Allingham, Mt. Sltas. ta business woman who was killed in a truck-car collision near Woodland two years ago. Suit was filed in Siskiyou County'Superior court by Mi chael T. Hennessy, present ad ministrator for the Allmgham and John Moore heirs. Slandiver, former adminis trator of the estate, was is sued a court order June 27, forbidding him to dispose of any part of the estate, which is valued at $126371.75 and includes the Mt. Shasta Hard ware store. Pat Nixon Gets Nevada Welcome Reno - (UPD - Nevada saluU ed a native daughter Thurs day when Vice President and Mrs. Richard M. NixiSh ar rived here on the first stop of their 10,000 mile campaign trip. The daughter of a Nevadad hardrock miner, w:go may be come the first lady of Ik. land wQi given a roaring wel come by-)5?()00 persons. iQe welcome was nonpar tisan. Gov. Grant Sawyer and Reno Mayor Bud Baker, both Democrats, were ignong the Nixon hosts as was Lt. Gov. Rex Bell, former western star and the state's leading Repub lfyn. Ajso on hand was May or N. JJ. Broadbent of Ely, the small town near the Utah bor der where Mrs. Nixon was born. Curry County Shows J 29 Per Cent Boost Washington - (UPII - The census bureau reported today that 45 counties in the United States have scored population Increases of 100 per cent or more between 1950 and 1960, Curry county, Ore., with a 1960 population of 13,860, showed a population Increase for th decade of 129 per cent. Phone Change Is Introduced In Medford Area The first major hQne tele phone change in a decade was introduced in Medford Aug with the debut of Pacific Telephone - NorthweQ's new i frmcess pQone. Lign-t weight and oval aped, Jhe Princess phone is available in fhg colors-bOie, white, pink, turquoise and beige-according to Telephone Manager J. H. Creager. It is desk-type set that takes up less than two thirds the sdbcc occupied byother phones. & saves about two inchig; in height ant? a good five iiCchcs in depth over its predecessSr. Width remains abrtt the same. Yean of Development Achieving the reduction in size represented about five years of development at Bell Telephone Lsboratwies. Sci entists there worked on the problem with Bell System marketing expegts and people from the Henry Dreyfuss de sign organization. Besides its compactness, the Princess phone has several other distinguishing features. ii is equipped with a light that illuminates the dial when the receiver is raised. The re ceiver is located directly above the dial, instead of on a cradle to the rear of the dial location. The dial light is also useful as a "night light." A switch at the back of the phone per- mils nie light to glow even when the receiver is in place. The Princess phone is on display at Pacific Telephone- iNortnwests business office. DEATH TOLL RISES Algiers - (TO - The toll in Sunday's Moslem terrorist beach raid rose to ?3 Tuesday with the death of a wounded Moslem woman. The terror ists machine-gunned a beach 45 miles west of Algiers for about 10 minutes, firing Into crowds of bathers. ADULTS NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED. PLEASE DON'T BRING CHILDREN. ALL SEATS $1.00 Doors Open 7:30. Show Starts 8 P.M. EXPLOSIVE FUSION! BOLD SEX! EARTHY EMOTION! MARLON BRANDO ANNA MAGNANI 0 atASEO THIU UNTIED MOOTS TTM STARTING THURSDAY . IF YOU LAUGHED AT "Some Like It Hot" "Please Don't Eat the Daisies" and "Operation Petticoat" YOU'L'L SCREAM AT THIS ONE The best party you ever attended, at "OUR i APARTMENT ...bring your tunny-bones! tor wall-to-wall LAUGHS! t Al 1 51 S APARTMENT1 H1AMO mto UNltfD Atnitt o FESTIVAL PLAYS0 TQight: "Julius Caesar" Thursday: "The Tempest" Friday: "Richard II" SalurcfcjyP'Taming of the SOrew" O CuriSin timt c:30 p.m. Bus leaves MedforcDhotel at 7:30 p.m., and Jackson hotel at 7:35 p.m. for Festi val plays. Investment Funds K2on quotations on funds: Fund Bid Dulloek 12.39 Chem Fund 10.06 Coloni.nl Kner 11.73 Eaton Howard Etk.. 11.65 Fidelity Q O u 83 Group Sec Avln-Elec 8.B3 Group Sec Com Slk 1 1 .ftfi Group Sec Petr 8 72 Group Sec Steel .... 8.87 Group Sec Tobac .. 8.28 Keystone B-3 0, 15 37 Keystone B-4 0.43 Keystone K-2 14.55 Keystone S-l I8.no Keystone S-2 11.43 Keystone S-3 12.78 Keystone S-4 12.14 Mnsslnv Grth Stk .. 14.25 TV-Elec 7.87 Vnlue Line Inc 5.11 Wellington 13.80 Asked 13.58 11.85 12.82 12.46 15.35 0.68 13.10 0.56 i.7! CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM HOTEL Medford ' IV. W Open Daily 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sunday! 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M. POSITIVELY ENDS TONITE ONLY WOODWARD Tennessee Williams' WW mid nuiui NAUHEEN STHUtON VICTORY JOKY MM "Til IT ! 0.08 0lti.77 10 2!) 15.87 20.62 12.48 13.95 13 25 mm 15.41 8. AC M 5.58 tjk 15.04 I v. S r 1 7 i- r r-7 fill J 1 L JACK LCMMON SHIRLEY MacLAINE FRED MacMURRAY Htmy Wmlmtom-EM Adams A 13 Births KIPF.R - To Mr. and Mrs. Norman R., 6341 Ponderosa ave., Central Point, Aug. 2, 1960, boy, 7'4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. WRAY - To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J., route 2, box 668K, Central Point, Aug. 2, 1960, a boy, 834 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. , 0 JACKS - To Rev. and Mrs. G. Robert, 649 J st., Medford, AugQ 2, 1960, a boy, 8V4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hos pital. THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULl INFORMATION ABOUT YbUR THEATRES MBS DRIVE-IN fount PACIFIC HloKWAVj mJSimmmLmm STARTS TONITE TWO GREAT TOP PICTURES IN A FINE DOUBLE BILL THRILLING You'll share tha thrills with Rudl Matt as h risks 9 his Ufa and tha lova of his girl! TECHNICOLOR llfelll'JamiisMacil 'telllkesD(IlD . IffNMfJ If KtHk KM PLUS GM COOPER CHARLTON HESTON 'THE WRECK OF Ttt E MARY DEARE' i Wmm. vi METROCOLOR ANOTHER TERRIFIC FIRST RUN SHOW! 31 MASSES OF THE FAITHFUl tRUCIFTtU ON 1H FUMING HILLS HOTHE DECADENT SPLENDOR OF THE ROMAN ORGIES ESI THE WILD CHARIOT RACE OF THE ROMAN) DESTROYERS EH THE NOBLE CAPTIVE BEAUTIES SOLD ON THE SLAVE BLOCK mLMTOTALSCOFECaOR ZVZ PLUS GikT LOSTf niSSHE KOBEUT lOCUl ELLEN PARKER f RIVEIN ft MT , IfM-i-Vf J? unforgettable HUMIIt 13