Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 11, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text0 Medford Tribune SECTION C MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, I960 PAGES 1 to 8 CHAIRMEN MEET The national chairmen of both political parties, who are also U.S. Senators, took time out from their activities to pose for this picture. Sen. Henry Jackson, (Wash.), Democratic chairman, is at left. The GOP chairman ia Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky. (UPI Telephoto) Wall Street Chatter New York - (UPD - So far this year, the stock market appears to have acted in its time-honored role of forecast ing future trends or general business, observes Thomson & McKinnon. Most people have now come to the conclusion that extrava gant earlier predictions about business are not going to be met - at least right away. The market seems to have known this for some time. However, several factors seem to indicate that pessi mism has become unduly widespread, at least in the Stock market, the firm notes. Among these are the steady liquidation in credit, and the diminishing volume of liqui dation on each decline. Numerous Acquisitions Harsco Corp. will earn about $2.40 a share this year, virtually unchanged from 1959. according to a study by Ira Haupt & Co. The compa ny's successfu growth via nu merous acquisitions can be seen through the 35 per cent rise in share earnings during the past five years and 16 per cent earned on invested capital last year. Kenneth Ward of Hayden, Stone & Co. says that when ever a situation seems under valued by its statistical and fundamental market measure ments, and if its technical pat tern also indicates higher lev els, the advice is to buy it and forget what the averages or other individual issues are do ing at this time. Recession Anticipated Prentice-Hall, Inc.- reports that the stock market weak ness suggests that the "scared" investment money is anticipat ing a business recession in 1961. More and more invest ment funds are being shifted into industry groups or specif ic situations regarded as less vulnerable to recession. Martin Gilbert of Van Al styne, Noel & Co. says the slow upward plodding of the list in the face of poor earn ings reports and international developments would seem to indicate that the market has currently seen its worst and that higher prices are likely to be witnessed. Hatfield Appoints Picker Committee Salem-IDPD-Gov. Mark Hat field has named three mem bers of a new committee to coordinate pickers for crops. Named as chairman of the new group was State Agri culture Director James Short. Also appointed were Rex Put nam, "state superintendent of public instruction and David Cameron, of the state employ ment service. Hatfield said he would name lay members of the com mittee at a later date. The committee was an out growth of a meeting between the Salem Chamber of Com merce and the governor last week. CURVES AHEAD Barrow On Soar, England - (UPD - A member of the town council has suggested that it might brighten up the town a bit if the street names were changed to titles like Jayne Mansfield Terrace and Mari lyn Monroe Drive. . Appraisal Short Course Announced Corvallis - County assessors and real estate appraisers from across Oregon Willi par ticipate in the fifth annual state appraisal short course Sept. 12 to 16 at Oregon State college. The course is sponsored jointly by the state tax com mission and OSC to provide a continuous training program for appraisers and to help bring about greater uniform ity in valuation of real prop erty throughout the state. Appraisal o f residential property in or adjacent to commercial areas will draw special attention this year. Last year's related training covered effects of widespread development of outlying city shopping centers on down town property values. Effect of new farming tech niques on the "valuation of farm buildings, also will be covered. Methods the ap praiser should follow in meas uring the amount of obsol escence in older farm con struction will be explained in a series of lectures and work shops. Practice appraisal of resi dential property in "changing neighborhoods and of farm buildings will be included. MAKES SAFE LANDING Chicago - IUPII - An Ameri can Airlines jet with a flat tire and 100 persons aboard made a safe landing at O'Hare International airport Wednes day. The plant blew a tire taking off from Boston on a flight, to Chicago. We invite you to stay at Portland's elegant Hotel MULTNOMAH superb accommodations as low as $6 XJ "ret iree parking For immediate confirmation of your reservation at HOTEL MULTNOMAH call SPring 2-2202 Tomjack Travel right here in MEDFORD ...just pennies more for the KING of beers! 3-inch Raylon wall brush Reg. 1.29 pt. Anti-Rust Metal Primerlp Reg. 1 .29 pt. Anti-Rust Metal Enamel Nu-Purpose Thinner in gal. gas can Reg. 1.28 wire brushes, set of 2 iach rssyj WARDS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! BIO SAVINGS FOR HOME AND FAMILY I Take advantage of these savings with a lib' tral Wards Credit Plan. Buy now-Pay later, MONTGOMERY WARD T Jr? ' i. W r-iV,' JV V ! T - -zrrr-irr? -7jx-i, y-zzz? ' 't-:t ' r-? --w. z'-' ;-::ir Tr-vsr'. ; ferV w'-"'l ri A SPECIAL! MEN'S V- SALE! ACRILAN f' 1 VV ?i ; UNDERWEAR f j Jf KNITS FOR MEN ! NX I 6 3 ) wm 2 5 r -i f P Super-soft 100 cot- vl . WJ i . li ton T-shirt and brief. , i j 2 v ' ft Wash n wear pop- ;, .. . Shirt hos reinforced , lt-V U 4 Ver shrt sleevers SALESMEN'S SALE! MEN'S ' f - A rib """. . Pro- i ir-Vvi K4i f ?0h Acrilan .' i l cessed for minimum -!.ia $ Acrv he. Permanent WORK SHOES SERVICE SHOES .: '-. f k shrinkage. S-m-l. i K ; collar stay?! . Regularly 11.99 Regularly 6.99 . M They w'" 90 fa$'' ' V 4 including gold and !; Soft glove leather, Supple elk-tanned '..! ; yCZ'l? -1 'UlVmit ",'1 olive. S-M-L-XL white crepe soles, leather; Neoprene '.; ' ' t al f r sf AfmSSt : SAVINGS ON BOYS, GIRLS WEAR I j lWftAISteSW i 1 v,' : 1 I ' I yi V SALE! MEN'S SAIEI MISSES COTTON TRIPLE ROLL BOBBY SOX tl jSSm&SSSm!'. II 1 I k i Assorted colors 477e l i F5yfjWSp(&0- V II IVY SLACKS I WilWSiW f ' j I Wj SALE! MEN'S GOLDEN BRENT BRIEFS fj mSIvlFl E ' I I - Y W Q88 Reg. 3 for 2.98 100Durene cotton. S-M-L-XL. 32.64 i JijJ 111 V I: : . h . J CAIKl MEM'G r.Alncu ddei.it t cuidtc I i SLiiSlaifkv roSS? V 1 R9- 3 for 2.981 Fine combed cotton. S-M-L-XL. 83c each WWS&ffSr M I SALEI BOY'S lS VESTEE SCHOOL SHIRTS f 1 H V7?WWVW V Z&J&r 5 1 I - ; 1 1 1 wear uancord" y REG. 6.98 SHAWL-COLLAR SWEATERS M. REVERSIBLE OVAL RUG !' i 1 U combed cotton cords ; Men) Bulkv-knit lambs wool-Orlon Acrvlic. S-M-L. 5.66 I I --- vi...p ...r ........ Styled for good looks on the campus or at home. Wash 'n wear Dancord combed cotton cords rarely need ironing. Zelan finish repels stain. 29-38. , i 1 y SALEI MEN'S GOLDEN BRENT BRIEFS Reg. 3 for 2.98 100Durene cotton. S-M-L-XL. 32.64 SALE! MEN'S GOLDEN BRENT T-SHIRTS Reg. 3 for 2.98! Fine combed cotton. S-M-L-XL. 83c each SALE! BOY'S lS VESTEE SCHOOL SHIRTS Stylish blend of cotton & flannel. Reg. 2.98 . REG. 6.98 SHAWL-COLLAR SWEATERS Men! Bulky-knit lambs wool-Orlon Acrylic. S-M-L. 5.66 SALEI COTTON SLIPS FOR SUB TEENS Wash 'n wear cotton percale or plisse. 8S to 16S 1.18 SALE! GIRL'S REGULAR 1 .98 SLIPS lustrous Everglaze cotton, dainty trims. 7 to 14. 1.S8 Needs half the cleaning, tool For colon ial or modern settings. Made of long, tubular woven strips in OO oval shape. 4 warm inter- mixed colors. Other sizes. "" " EXTRA VALUES FOR YOUR HOME SAVE ON THESE HANDY PAINT ACCESSORIES-YOUR CHOICE H ..88e .1.5.95 .10 14"x20" RUBBER WELCOME MATS . '. 9 x12' LINOLEUM RUGS-ASST'D PRINTS - INLAID UNO. TILE 9"x9" With metallic glitter. Special EVERLON PANELS Wash 'n hang, little or no ironing. 40x81. 99e PORTABLE "DART" IMPORT MODEL BY ROYAl leatherette carrying case. Only $5.00 down. 59.95 EVERY ITEM AT BIG SAVINGS POWR-KRAFT 10" IOCKING PLIER Do all jobs easier, faster. Has 1-ton grip POWR-KRAFT COMBINATION SURFORM -$1 ...$3 Reg. 3.49. Adjust handle for use as a plane or file. HANDY HOUSEHOLD ELECT. KIT Incl. 6' ext. cord, p.c. cur. tag plus 5 other elec. parts. $1 122 ROMEX CABLE Non-metallic. 100, 250' coils 4c ft. 32.95 ELECTRIC MOTOR Powr-Kraft Vii-hp. capacitor motor - T ! , . - .-i $26 SET OF PLASTIC SODA TUMBLERS 4 far 1 Make delicious ice cream sodas fun at parties, on picnics or for the children. Un breakable white pol yethylene -freeze it, boil it. Pink, yellow, aqua holders. Pick a Fair of 6-Paks BudweiseK (Available at your favorite food store and tavern) ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. ST. LOUIS NEWARK LOS ANGELES MIAMI "TAMPA- r 1 1 r ; (,' X1 J SALE! WOMEN'S BRIEFS Rayon in white only and some cotton novelty FINAL CLEARANCE WOMEN'S Swim Suits . 8 600 500 SAVE UP TO 45 Reg. 10.98 to 1 ' 98 69 Only Reg. 10.98 14 Only Reg. 6.98 to 7.98 1 1 Only V 1 rM ih'ii i i i i i k -t . tt . y J jk choi or i HAND TOOLS I I88 I ' j 0!jr '' Re9uai" 2.19 to 2.49. j5ix5&tg '2-ft. push-pull rule I ' 'i ii&Si30'Rr sJt Carpenter's square i ' wtfrh 10" locking pliers j jsSS5 New i" hand drill i fS durable hacksaw i "'5C' neSt ' SQWS i f I REG. 26.50 POWR-KRAFT f Ball-bearing construction. Cuts wood, I J plastic, metal. 3000 strokes per min., 2" j J capacity. Adjustable shoe SlO REG. 26.50 POWR-KRAFT MEDIUM-DUTY SABRE SAW Ball-bearing construction. Cuts wood, plastic, metal. 3000 strokes per min., 2" capacity. Adjustable shoe 91 Q) -..1. AZ l, t,loe nnl. " to unyio?, iivioj, ONLY $1 DOWN terns, straignt, curvea lines aUARAHTIID SPECIAL SALE 1st Quality Air-flite SPAULDING GOLF BALLS ROYAL TYPEWRITER Portable "Futura" Deluxe Features. Only $5.00 Down. 7750 pnnti. Sizes S. M. L. 399 88 Use Ward's Liberal Credit . . . Pay Later . . .