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Empty Ballot Boxes Studied for Clues in Illinois Vote Scandals in in i K- i, u;h &M MEETS AMBASSADOR President Eisenhower greets Korea's new ambassador, Chang Lee Wook, as the latter calls at the White House to present sador said he assured Eisenhower that South Korea's post- revolutionary government is President welcomed his report. MEDFORDfcWTRIBUNE r- Regional Edition Stock Prices Steady In Routine Dealing; Selling Hits Steels New York - (DPI! - Stock prices steadied for the most part in generally routine deal ings today. , Steels ran into some selling partly because mills have scheduled a further drop In operation this week. The de cline places the rate at its lowest level for any non-holiday period this year. U.S. Slcel, Bethlehem, Re public and Youngstown were mostly easier. i Reports that auto produc tion In November reached the highest level for the month since November, 1985, failed to generate much Interest in tills department. DOW-JONES AVERAGES ; New York-IUPll-Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 In dustrials 593.49, off 2.51; 20 railroads 127.34, off 0.78) IS utilities 95.66, up 0.28. and 65 stocks 198.43. off 0.88. Sales Monday were bout 3.29 million shares compared with 3.14 million shares Friday. Monday's prices on selected slocks: Allied Chemical Wt Alum Co. Am 63 '.' American Can 313k American Motors 19',i AT&T 85 ','4 Anaconda Copper 42 Armco Steel 63 V4 Bcndix Aviation 62", Bclhlehcm Steel 3H4 Boeing Air 37 rntprnlllnr Corn 30 Chrysler Corp 39 V Continental Can 32''i Crown Zcllorbach 49a,i Curtis WrlBht ... .- 1.1 V Dow Chemical 73 Du Pont 179 Eaatman Kodak 10(1,' Firestone 34 General Electric 74 " Ccnernl Foods 70V General Motors 401 Gcorgln Pactrio BOVb Graham Paige 4-H NEWS Mary's Slltcherr, Mary's Stitchers met at the home of Pamela Scarlett for their first meeting Dec. 1. Linda Norris opened the the meeting with a prayer, Then the members chose the name of the club. Mrs. Terry Norris, the lead' cr, taught the group how to make the blanket stitch. Caro lyn Clark demonstrated how to make a knot and did it perfectly. Linda Norris provided re freshments. Mrs. Scarlett closed the meeting. The next meeting will be In January, Helen Mctz, i' Cathy Zarosinskl, ' Reporters Largest Acreage in Southern Oregon with ample room for expansion IlllLLCBESTPABK Iff It Jfira I Bi" Drisco,l Manager ! North Phoenix RojcJ Phone SP 3-6162 or SP 2-7111 his credentials. The ambas achieving stability and that the (UPI Telephoto) Page 2A Greyhound 2D'.ti Gulf OH 211 la HomcAtake Mining 47','s Idaho Power 4IH4 I. B. M. 314 li Int. Paper 1)2 ', Johns Mnnvllle f4U Kennecott Copper 74 '.'4 Lockheed Aircraft 29 Montana Power Co 30 Montgomery Ward 211 H Nat l Biscuit 70 'i New York Central in Pac G & El 119 1 i Penney. J. C 43 Pcnn nil Ills Radio Corporation 34 U Richfield Oil tM'.i Safeway 37 '.'4 Seara 3414 Shell Oil . 39 ', Socony Mobil Oil 371. Southern Co 4311 Southern Pacific 1914 Standard California 45V, Standard Indiana 44-14 Standard N. J 3H'i Sun Mines 71.4 Texas Co 79 !4 Texas Gulf Sulfur nvt Tex Pac Land Trust 1IH4 Transamerlca 23 Trans World Air llVs Trl-Contlncntal 3Hy, Union Carbide 119 ',4 Union Pacific 2IH4 United Aircraft . 33 United Air Lines 33 U. S. Rubber 41 ', U. S. Steel 7114 Para-Medic Unit Interest Sought Robert Howard Chrlstcnian- scn, acting personnel officer for the Medford squadron, Civil Air Patrol, is attempt ing to establish a para-medic unit here. Unit members would jump on rescue missions for down planer, particularly in inac cessible areas where lives might be saved due to the less time required in reach ing injured victims. Christcniansen said that he Is personally trying to estab lishing the unit which he hopes will eventually be a unit ot the CAP here. Persons in the unit would have to be experienced para chute jumpers and be trained in advanced first aid. There is no other CAP units like it in the United States Christ cninnscn said. He added that jumpers would have to have about six weeks training in jumping in rough terrain. Christcniansen e x p lalned that once the basic work in establishing the unit has been worked out Jack Sorenson director of aerospace educa tion, Hamilton Air Force" base, Calif., plans to present the program to the CAP national officers. Additional Information on the proposal may be obtained from Christcniansen at 125 South Oakdale ave., Medford, 797 Ballots Said To Be Missing In Cook County Chicago -IIJPII- Cook county politicians peered into two empty ballot boxes today for a clue to alleged vote scandals that could leave Illinois out of the Electoral College. At least 707 ballots cast in two far South Side precincts were missing in a "discovery" recheck of Nov. 8 county vot ing. They included 628 mark ed for Sen. John F. Kennedy and 169 for Vice President Richard M. Nixon. In the 86th Precincts of the 9th Ward, Kennedy beat Nix on 369 to 77. In the 56th Pre cinct of the 10th Ward, Ken nedy won, 259 to 92. Nixon i Gain Small The boxes were opened Monday as three dozen teams conducted the Republican-financed recheck of Kennedy's lopsided county victory that helped the Democratic president-elect win the state's hotly-contested popular vote. So far . Nixon has gained fewer that; one vote per pre cinct. He needs a per-prccinct average of 10 votes in 906 county paper ballot precincts if the GOP hopes to use Cook county to overturn Kennedy's 8,656 statewide margin. Chairman Sidney Holzman of the election commission said he didn't know where the missing ballots were. An other commission spokesman said they might turn up in a box of unused ballots and other election supplies. Need Court Order The "discovery" re-check has little more than publicity value, since official election board figures will stand un changed unless a court orders a recount. The empty ballot boxes, latest in a series of quirks in the Cook county vote, were sure to come to the attention of the GOP-dominated Illi nois electoral board which was preparing to meet again at Springfield. The board, headed by de feated GOP Gov. William G. Stratton, last week threatened to leave Illinois' vote uncerti fied, thus leaving the state's 27-vote bloc out of Electoral College counting. Democrats have said a mandamas suit could force certification of Illinois' votes, and Democratic electors gen erally expected their votes to count. i Public Responds With Car Reports Portland OJPD The sheriff's office said today it had so many reports on red or ma roon cars in connection with the investigation into the dis appearance of a coed and the slaying of her boy friend that it assigned one clerk to a full job of classifying them. An all-points bulletin was put out earlier asking for in formation on a 1949 to 1951 model car of that color re ported seen In the vicinity where Larry Ralph Peyton, 19, was slain and Beverly Ann Allan, sophomore at Washing ton Slate University, was ab ducted more than a week ago. "The public response has been wonderful," said Capt Gordon Auborn, chief of Mult nomah .county detectives. "There is tremendous interest in this case. It is cases like these which the public often helps break." However, authorities re ported no new promising lead. The girl's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Allan, Monday returned to their home at Port Townsend, Wash. from Chief Warrant Officer Mary Hall at SPring 3-3505. Those Interested may attend a CAP meeting next Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the squadron's hall at the Medford airport. if i CO BED THE tui A CHILDREN PARTICIPATE Children of all ages are taking part in demonstrations around integrated William Frantz school in New Orleans as a white boycott continues. School Attendance Jumps As Police Break Blockade New Orleans - (UPII - Scores of police, out to "prevent fur ther disturbances," broke white blockade around an in tegrated elementary school to day and attendance jumped to 23 white students and a Negro girl. A total of 91 police, many of them arriving in a charter ed bus, set up blockades of their own and held the angry housewives leading the block- Police Report Minor Thefts in County State police this morning reported a scries of petty thefts. A saddle was stolen from a barn at the Alfred Bendick- son residence, 2478 East Mc Andrcws rd., some time be tween Nov. 25 and 29, state police were told yesterday, F. W. Christean, Central Point, reported that a ripper tooth was stolen from his D-8 Caterpillar tractor at a log ging operation near the inter section of Elk Creek rd. and Crater Lake highway Sunday night. Value is estimated at $350. Gus Priebc, 372 Garfield st., Medford, reported that during the week end tools and tires were taken from a grad er at his logging camp on Coleman Creek rd. where it joins the Ashland Loop rd. QUAKE REPORTED Rabat, Morocco-lUPII-A light earthquake shook Rabat, Casa blanca and Tangier Monday night for about 15 seconds, dimming electric lights and causing furniture to slide. No serious damage was reported. '4 fruits to ' IF h.jt i tut ade a block away from Wil liam Frantz School. The women's screams and jeers were barely audible at the school when parents be gan bringing their children in. All they could do was throw a couple of eggs at a news man's car. 'No Alternative' Police Superintendent Jo seph Giarrusso said he order ed the new police action, toughest since the outbreaks of violence during the first week of integration, "because I have no alternative." He said that sometime Mon day, someone heavily dam aged the home of the Rev Andrew Foreman, leader of the white parents running the blockade of the "Cheerlead ers," as the women hecklers are called. ONE DAY SERVICE Name Imprinted CHRISTMAS CARDS Done In Our Own Store Christmas Wrap and Ribbon Too! Don't Forget- Your Hoi Paper Napkins and Table Covers YOUR MEDFORD ifJiftta Cmmd , IN THE COLORFUL U PAGES OF 4n HERE'S JUST A HINT OP WHAT'S IN THE WORKS AT FAMILY WEEKLY MAGAZINE TO ENTERTAIN YOU IN THE DECEMBER 11th ISSUE... "BIBLE CAN SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS" by Billy Graham. He tells how the Scriphues still hold the answers to man's problems. "THE ROLE I MOST WANT TO PLAY-MOTHER", about Marilyn Monroe, by Peer J. Oppenheimer . . . Marilyn Monroe has some very definite ideas about how a mother should raise her children. "HOW HUMAN IS THE PORPOISE?" by Jack Ryan. Scientists are beginning to sus pect that this creature might be smart enough to think and speak! "PRINCE KARIM THE WORLD'S MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR" by Geoffrey Bocca Aga Khan IV faces a romantic problem his father never had... "AND THEN FOR DESSERT..." by Melanie DeProft-Original kitchen-tested recipes ...Here are memorable creations in chocolate, coffee flavoring, spices and candied give your holiday meals an exquisite climax! THESE TOP-FLIGHT ARTICLES ARE DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND AND THEY'LL BE COMING TO YOU DECEMBER 11th IN DRAMATIC COLORGRAVURE THROUGH THE PAGES OF FAMILY WEEKLY . with your Medford Mail Tribune 4,t? : THOSE fton f ml i :i r tf'ii fsM, The children carry signs, one while taking his daily bottle, and some chant their own versions of anti-integration cheers. (UPI Telephoto) He said they threw raw eggs on the house, broke a window, cut a screen and threw red paint through the broken window into the house. They threw red paint on the porch, took fuses out of the box and broke the min ister's air conditioner. Foreman, whose house near Frantz has been marked by signs so that the hecklers will know where to heckle, has not been home for several days. He is staying with friends. Despite the attendance at Frantz today, highest since the second day of integration on Nov. 15, a white boycott remained complete at Mc Donogh 19 school. Three Ne gro girls have the building to themselves. mUHiVllililHW HEProro, oaiwiiT MAIL TRIBUNE OF JF&Jtlllly WeeJcIy Coos County Demos Pearson and Boiven Coos Bay - (UPI! - The Coos County Democratic Central Committee Monday night un animously demanded that State Sen. Walter Pearson, (D-Portland), and Harry Boiv in, (D-Klamath Falls), resign as Democrats and "register in a party which more nearly coincides with their philoso phy of government." The committee also demand ed that Democratic State Sen ators conform to their cam paign pledges to support the state Democratic platform, which it said calls for a cau cus election of the Senate president. The action supported Stale Chairman Robert Straub in his dispute with Pearson and Boivin over the manner in which the Senate president should be elected. A majority of Democrats support State Sen. Alfred Corbett, (D-Port-land), but a majority of the state Senate, including the 10 Republicans and a minority of the 20 Democrats, have in BRINGS YOU READING FUN Hi Z J V ut J CC U z u EVERY WEEKEND in December dicated support for Boivin. The resolution said Boivin and Pearson "have by their conduct disregarded not only tue will of the majority but Crescent City Man Faces Murder Trial Gooding, Idaho -IUPD- Roger Hall, 22, Crescent City, Calif., was to go on trial here in District Court today on a first degree murder charge in the death of a Portland, Ore., man. Hall is accused in the gun shot death of Dr. John Hunt, a plant pathologist who was killed while driving east to accept a position at Yale Uni versity in August, 1959. His body was found in his car in the desert near Bliss. Mary Katherine Hampton, 18, Sandy Hook, Ky., also had been charged in the death but charges against her were dis missed earlier this month. The prosecution said it plans to use her as a witness. NEWS FLASH! There REALLY IS something new under the sun (or soon will be) and MEDFORD'S GOT IT! It's the greatest COMPLETELY NEW CONCEPT IN A ONE-STOP giant 24,000 sq. ft. SUPER MAR KET under one roof and it's due to open SOON right here in Med ford! Styled for the 60s and designed with SAVINGS for YOU in mind, it's the THUNDERBIRD MAR KET WATCH FOR IT! 24,000 sq. ft. Thunderbird Market IOZ1ER LANE Demand Quit Party the principles of the Demo cratic party." It said Pearson, Boivin and their "Republican allies" seek "a program which consists o a sales tax, right to work laws, cutting health and wel fare appropriations, a three way workman's compensation law, very little improvement in the educational program and other legislation detri. mental to the common peopla of Oregon." TO INTEGRATE SCHOOLS Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanganyika - IUPD - The government an nounced Monday it is planning to integrate white, Negro and Asian students in its school system. STUDY ROCKET BLOWUPS Richmond, Calif. -IUPD- Uni versity of California scien tists are working on a research project here to determine why rockets blow up on their launching pads-and what can be done about it. ROSS LANE
