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O O SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. A 7 In Hospital - Medical pa tients listed Saturday at Sa cred Heart hospital included Mrs. Paul J. Molloy, box 427, Cold Hill. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM 1 HOTEL I A Medford 74 Open Daily 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sundays 4 P.M. Till II P.M. STARTS TODAY -. Bem HUTTON LAMOUR HOWLARIOUS Die ORIGINAL THREE STOOGES w wuiMiiuKWtwiutuMUinir ,nul,7!?";.,Y,. Ill Sl THE PICTURE ALL AMERICA IS TALKING ABOUTI ALIO H ! HITCHCOCK' Us I II t IA IIIILLU II m ill iTT7 I jnet 1 . fjKnw. You Mui Be be admlHad t me thsatrt g,,,, Soiled by 7:30 f' attar tba start ! the Ncvel by IUn,il I AXT' in I TO MITE! ! -and hunted J . XXfh 1 1-""KH Local and Rummage Sal - The "S and T" rummage sale will be held Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 19 and 20, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at 409 North Central ave., Medford. Convalescing - Mrs. Edith Updike, 1216 Locust ave., Medford, was released from Rogue Valley hospital Satur day morning and is now con valescing from surgery at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harnish, Fern Valley. Correction' - Preliminary plans for the proposed First Church of God building were prepared by the state evange listic committee of the Church of God with the' assistance of Al Gandt, Medford. Gandt is not an architect as stated in the Friday Mail Tribune. The Mail Tribune regrets the er ror and apologizes for any embarrassment it might have caused. SUNDAY CONT. FROM 1:15 MON.-TUES. DOORS OPEN 7 ONE COMPLETE SHOW WILDE HESTON GRAHAME STEWART 2ND FEATURE!! innniiipMiiiinn III Personal Radio Stolen - Alice Myrtle Hallgren, 1825 Orchard Home court, told city police Friday that a transistor radio valued at $60 was taken from her car while it was parked on a local parking lot Thursday. Meeting Set - Mothers of twins will meet Wednesday, Sept. 21, at the home of Mrs. Don Parton, 105 Western ave., Medford. The meeting will be primarily to choose a name for the club, and all mothers of twins are invited. Addi, tional information may be ob tained from Mrs. Neil Jack son at SPring 2-2769. Rummage Sale - The West minster Presbyterian church women will sponsor a rum mage sale in the Fehl build ing starting at 12:30 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. Friday. Closing time each day is 5 p.m. Those wishing rummage pickups should call Mrs. Scott Davis at SPring 2-2768 or Mrs. Kenneth Denman at SPring 2-2025. Visits Daughter - Mrs. Mar garet Riley, Medford, left Thursday for Los Angeles, Calif., to be with her daugh ter, Mrs. Rosemary Wittbrodt, who has been hospitalized with nephritis. The daughter is the wife of Gerald John Wittbrodt, a Navy seaman who was flown home from sea duty to be with his wife. Mrs. Riley is on the Sacred Heart hospital nursing staff. . Car Fires - Minor damage to wiring of a car owned by Robert Beals, 230 Beatty st occurred in a fire about 12:30 p.m., Thursday at Edwards St., and Central ave. Firemen said that gasoline spilled on the hot manifold of the ve hicle. Backfire through the carburetor was cause of an other fire about 2:15 p.m. Thursday at Central ave. and Main st. The firemen report ed no damage to the auto owned by Robert Barnell. A carf ire alarm was turned into firemen about 9:35 a.m. Fri day. They said the water hose of a Crater Lake Motors ve niplf, ramp loose at 700 Bid- die rd., causing steam. There was no lire. News About Servicemen GETS ASSIGNMENT Airman Robert S. Tarns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil C. Tarns, Medford, has been as signed to a unit of the Air Training Command at Harlin- gen AFB, Tex., for training and duty as a technical in structor. Tarns has completed his basic Air Force military train ing at Lackland AFB, Texas. NEW AIR POLICEMAN Airman Ronald P. Haughan has been selected to take the technical training course for air policemen at Lackland Air Force base, Tex., after com pleting basic training. Hauiran is the son of Mrs Evelyn R. Josefson, Central Point. ENLISTS IN MARINES Margaret Elaine Nelson, 20, who lived at the Girls Community club, Medford, has enlisted in the Marine Corns for three years. Miss Nelson is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gustave W. Nelson, Anchorage, Alaska, and for merly of Medford. Pvt. Nel son was graduated from Med ford High school last year, and is presently undergoing recruit training at Parris Island, S.C. WALK AISLE TWICE Shlrebrook, England - (UPD -TV,. Rnv R. J. Withineton in fnrmprl npwlvwpds Ivan and Pauline Tonka at their wed ding reception Friday that he would have to marry them again. The preacher said their mnrrlncp wna Invnliri hppausp he performed the ceremony in the wrong cnurcn. . ulkJ nik 1 NAMED CORESPONDENT-Sir Laurence Olivier, 53, has been named as corespondent in a divorce suit against his handpicked leading lady, 29-year-old Joan Plowright. Miss Plowright's actor husband, Roger Gage, named Olivier in a petition filed in London. FBI Fugitive Sought for Murder Case Denver - (UPD - The Federal Bureau of Investigation Sat urday labeled as "pure ru mor" a report that one of the FBI's 10 most wanted men sought unofficially in connec tion with the death of Colo rado brewer Adolph Coors III was seen in southwest Colo rado. But local authorities across the southwest issued an alert for a car driven by a man re ported fitting the description of Joseph Corbett, Jr., 31, after the man was seen in four southwest Colorado towns. "If we believed the report was true, we'd be down there en masse," said J. Scott Wer ner, agent in charge of the Denver FBI office. "It's pure rumor." The sheriff's office at Cor- tcz said a woman called in the report Friday morning that she saw a man who look ed like Corbett's picture on FBI posters. Officers refused to identify the woman. Corbett was linked to the Feb. 9 disappearance of the wealthy Colorado brewer, whose remains were found last week near a remote mountain dump southwest of Denver, because he dropped from sight the day after Coors vanished. Bones and clothing positive ly identified Thursday as Coors' have been sent to the FBI laboratory in Washing ton, D. C. in attempts to dis cover how he died. It was learned that there were sev eral holes, possibly made by bullets, in Coors jacket found near the bones and in a shoul der blade. Maurine Urges Buyers' Protection Portland - (UPD - Mrs. Mau rine Neuberger, candidate for the U.S. Senate, today urged the protection of cpnsumers from hidden finance charges by enactment of federal leg islation requiring full dis closure of Interest rates. Mrs. Neuberger, speaking at a Portland Teacher's Cred it Union luncheon, said "With more than $52 billion of con sumer debt outstanding, legis lation Is needed to strip away misleading and deceptive methods of stating interest rates and price of credit," Mrs. Neuberger said, If elected, she would work for a truth-in-lending bill so the consumer will know the to tal charges for the cost of money borrowed. Exams Slated For Academy Appointments Washington (0PD - Com- Detltive United States Civil Service designation examina tions leading to a possible ap pointment to the U.S. Mili tary. , Naval, Air Force and Merchant Marine Academies will be held in 30 cities in Oregon Nov. 12, according to Son. Hall Lusk (D-Ore.). Men between the ages of 17 and 21 were advised to write Sen. Lusk or other members of the Oregon congressional delegation for authorization to take the tests. HOUSE of MYSTERY Where the Stereoramic Photo Originated Mnrfh nf flWX OPEN Gold Hill at as.- (UPI Telephoto) Questioning The alert in the southwest was based on reports that the driven by a man who looked like Corbet, was seen Friday in Cortez, Durango, Bayfield and Pagosa Springs. The woman who made the report said there were two other men in the car, Corbett, sought officially on federal warrant charging him with unlawful flight to avoid confinement for mur der in California, lived in Denver more than four years under an assumed name. He checked out of his apartment the morning after Coors ap parently was waylaid while driving to his office at the Coors brewery m Golden, Colo. A yellow car owned by Corbett, identified as one seen in the neighborhood of Coor's ranch home near Mor rison, was found burning on the outskirts of Atlantic City N. J., Feb. 17. There has been no other trade of the fugitive, linked to the Coors case March 30 although authorities have checked out dozens of re ports similar to the one Sat urday from southwest Colo rado. The theory that Coors was shot to death by an assailant and his body thrown on mountain dump was most prominent in unofficial spec ulation about the case. The FBI said Friday that no valid ransom demands ever were made. Obituaries PHILIP MERWYN RINEY Ashland - Funeral services for Philip Merwyn Rincy, 13, of 1530 Oregon St., Ashland, who died Friday, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Trin ity Episcopal church wltn the Rev. Duane Alvord officiat ing. . He is survived by his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn Riney; a brother, Gary Riney, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tullis of Los Ange les, Calif., and Mrs. Ada Ri ney, Liberal, Kan. He was born April 11, 1947, in Los Angeles, Calif., and had lived in Ashland for the past 10 years. Entombment will be at the Rest Haven mausoleum, Mt. View "cemetery, Ashland. The body will lie in stale at the Litwiller's chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. DAVID L. SNOOK Services for David Leon Snook, 25, of 3245 Freeland drive, Central Point, will be held In the Congei'-Morrls downtown chapel Monday at 1 p.m. with the Reverend George Bolster, St. Mark's Episcopal church officiating. Committal will be private. Mr. Snook was born in Wcstwood, Calif., living here in the valley for the past 16 years. Here, on June 15, 1957, he was married to Joan Rae Johnson, who survives. Also surviving is a daughter, Tarn ml Lee, at home; and his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snook, Central Point. Throughout The Year TV 'Families' When Shows By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent Hollywood - IDPD - Entire TV "families" arc wiped out every year when shows go off the air for keeps to be re placed by new ones. Fans of the defunct series The Alaskans." how ever. have a new family moving into the same time slot on ABC Oct. 2. The faces are different, but the situations are almost the same. Instead of snowshoeing across frozen wastes, the new comers hop around the East Indies in an airplane. The show, "The Islanders," has the same basic format 'The Alaskans" had. The char acters arc Bill Reynolds, a slick, handsome smoothie; Jim Philbrook, a muscular father image; and pretty Diane Brewster, who keeps both boys guessing. In "The Alaskans" Roger Moore played the handsome role, Jeff York the muscle- man, and Dorothy Provine the cutie who kept them on the ropes. Hatfield Boosts Industry Buildup La Grande - (UPD - Gov. Mark Hatfield said here Fri day that eastern Oregon has many possibilities for indus trial expansion. He said this was In con trast to some people's opinion that industrial development was confined only to the Wil lamette valley. The governor pointed out that a study proved that the primary reason for locating the new missile site at the eastern Oregon bombing range at Boardman was the need for a great water front and huge land areas for test ing. Very little cooperation was received from local state rep resentatives, Hatfield said, pointing out that industry must be promoted at a local as well as a state level. Pastor To Enter Evangelistic Field Happy Camp - The Rev. and Mrs. Roy Sprague and children will leave soon for Nevada where he will do evangelistic work. Mr. Sprague has been In Happy Camp at the Community church for more than two years. The Rev. Virgil Terry, Williams, Ore., will be the new pastor at the Happy Camp church. He is married and has a daughter, Shirley. Er.iov This Sunday Aii. BREAKFAST Hotcl'Medford VSff Mt Dining Room rlfV 1 9 231 East Main CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME IvwJgsKioo 0 mm 1 from 100 pM- . AN EPIC OF FAITH AND DEVOTION... j I jjfsijp STORY OF V I ( &Ts OVERWHELMING ' i Hlift'WM HEATHEN , ' J ! i faftFzfft IDOLATRY AND r iPWitSW THE SEARCH U STUART 11IH TRY8H PEGGY WOOD V1VEGA li Wiped Out Leave Air Thus, viewersawill be spared the rigors of complete change. They will simply adjust them selves to palm trees and air planes In place of snow and dog sleds. The new hour-long adven ture drama's stars have com pleted seven segments of their show and still are getting to know one another. Said Reynolds, who former ly starred In "Pete Kelly's Blues": "So fur we're work ing as a team. We spend up to 12 hours a day together -more than we do with our own families - and there haven't been any squabbles." Strongman Philbrook nod ded agreement. "You can make a movie and not know a soul. When you're through working you go home and for- Smith Raps Charm School Charges Pendleton - (UPD - Repub I i c a n senatorial candidate Elmo Smith here Saturday of fered $5,000 to J. W. Forres ter, publisher of the Pendle ton East Oregonian, "if he can give any proof that I ever attended a charm school." Smith's offer stemmed from a Sept. 2 editorial in the East Oregonian which said the newspaper had learned from a reliable source that Smith had attended a charm school in Hollywood "and learned a new personality for poli tics." Smith's talk was made dur ing an air caravan of more than a dozen private planes, Smith said that if Forrester could not back up the edito rial, he would appreciate c contribution of $5,000 from the newspaper publisher. OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. to 4 A.M. Orders To Go Anytime During Optn(ng Hours turns Hlghwiy 99 South got about everything. But not I i TV series. Right," Diane piped up. , We all like one another, but the tendency is not to know each other too personally. You must maintain a certain amount of privacy." Basis of the show is a one- airplane airline run by the Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Variable hleh cloudiness and continued clouds today. Increasing cloudiness tonlgtu. Mosuy ciouny ana a uine cooler Monday. Mien looay tf2 Low tonlsht 50. High Monday 75 western Oregon: rartiy sunny today except cloudy with patchy tog on me coatil ann norinern in terior during the morning. Part ly cloudy southern Interior and cloudy along the coast and over northern Interior tontgnt and Mon day with a chance of a little rain extreme north portion Monday. A little cooler High both days 65-75. except 80 in the southern interior today low aunaay nigm ou-ai. Northern California: Fair today and Monday with night and morn ing fog ncRr the coast. Slightly warmer Inland. l.OCAl. DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 03: below normal l. Record high tnis date lua in 1952. Record low tnis date 32 in in. PRECIPITATION: 2 hours to midnlcht none. Total this month .12 tn.. .13 in. below normal. Total since Sent. 1 .12 In.. .12 In. hotnvv normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 9nr. hishest 78'.. wen z-nr. Yester- i a.m. Pre. CITY day Low clp, Brookings 50 KlBinnth Kails ...77 MEDFORD 77 Portland 09 Seattle 58 40 37 37 54 "50 45 Snokane 78 Yakima Bl Eureka 55 Red Bluff -.93 50 50 51 57 84 bncramentn mi San Francisco ....03 Los Angeles Phoenix 09 73 48 55 80 50 02 Denver 00 Chlcngo 78 Mlam Beach ......87 New York 05 Washington. D.c. 78 America's Greaiesl Binocular Value! 6 x 30 . . Complete With Case Ons of tha molt popular binocular for all around uis. Light might, brilliant Imagt, of handling. EASY TERMS 1390 three principals in the lush East Indies. The men are soldiers of fortune and Diane yiaya a uuicu giri attempting to regain her family's fortune. Reynolds summed the series up best, saying, "It's in a con temporary setting, but has a, horse opera flair. We're sad dle tramps with an airplane instead of horses." Births CONN - To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K., 518 Albert St., Medford, Sept. 15. 1960. ' a boy, 6'4 ?bs., at Sacred Heart hospital. HACKETT - To Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 311 South Hol ly St., Medford, Sept. 16, 1960, a girl, B'6 lbs., at Sa cred Heart hospital. COLLINS - To Mr. and Mrs. Walter W., 204 Jeanette St., Medford, Sept. 17, 1960, a boy, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. DcJANBIER - To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, 730 North Third si., Central Point, Sept. 17, 1960, a girl, 8'4 lbs., at Sa cred Heart hospital. 1 THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FUU INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATERS ,HMMH W WHI i DRIVE-IN fC MCIFK MIoHrYHVf " HELD OVER A FEW MORE DAYS The Laugh Sensation of the Yearl HIM t Hit WAN RIVE-IN CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY LLL POSITIVELY ENDS TONITE aaittiun 1 ih aaa ii3 mtn lurot 53Si auSo VIS t?a ENDS TONIGHT 3 FEATURES RANGERS lontt JAMES GARNER (TCHIM CH0Wttl ' KUDU JSr ( PARAMOUNT RELEASE , I CO-FEATURE "54-40 OR ' F J FIGHT!" I 5 ' 1 1 f CHANCB I , '- TO SEE t 111. 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