Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1960 11 Four-fifths of the popula tion of Pakistan are engaged in farming. The staple foods ire wheat and rice. ENDS WEDNESDAY jJk ClMlMASCOrt DriTir CiUd. - City police cited William Derrell Wil liamson, route 1, box 292, Central Point, after a vehicle he was operating collided with a car operated by Linsey Edward Mullins, 15 Mace rd Medford. Police said both ve hides sustained moderate damage. The accident occur red about 7:30 p.m. yesterday on Mace rd. between High way 99 and Duell St. Two-Car Accidont -Cars operated by Robert Bryan Campbell, 16, Medford, and Wilbur Wayne King, 35, of 80 Bigham dr., Central Point, collided about 10 p.m. Mon day on Highway 99 between Howard ave. and Table Rock rd. Both cars sustained moderate damage, according to city police. No citations were issued. LAST TIMES TONITEf SHOW STARTS ' At 7:00 BOB HOPE aulas James COLORm.M rhondTfleming Local and Personal k & !7CT(t L XTJ WEDNESDAY ONLY j lt T J k B "CURTAIN AT 8:30" Ia&tmtm- fgajk f "THE l .ii.ii.ti.. I ' I YEAR'S frJnLt&u MOST tf&mmfrltMk JV EXCITING J Lgf -f L FILM" starrinr Jaha Gialiwl Clalra Bletm DilpK Itlehardian AlscCluaai Cadilc Hudwiek liurance Niismith-SUnlty Bastr Norman Waolino MaryKtrrkllt Parnate Brown - Halan Hiya John Unite ItmoiUKnliht snl lauitnca OHvlar produtod and directed by t.Wky jhi,i.Jy LAURENCE OLIVIER VOm TECHNICOLOR . .urn rutin... Patitnti - Mrs. Ben Chris ten, route 2, box 55H, Jack sonville, and Elsie L. Alex ander, 18-year-old daughter of Charles Cline, post office box 187, Prospect, were listed as surgery patients today at Crater Osteopathic hospital, Central Point. A medical pa tient there was George A. Kerby, route 1, box 581, Talent. Medical Paiiont - C. Mar tin Westvong, 119 Lincoln St., Medford, was listed as a med ical patient today at Sacred Heart hospital. In Hospital - Mrs. Vernon S. Birdsong, post office box 9, Gold Hill; Mervin D. Burk, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Burk, route 1, box 32A, Talent, and Guy El lison, post office box 37, Gold Hill, were listed as surgery patients today at Sacred Heart hospital, Surgery Patients - Conva lescing at Rogue Valley hos pital following surgery is Mrs. Robert J. Bohl, 248 Jackson ville highway. Surgery pa tients at Sacred Heart hospital are Eugene J. Gray, Yreka Calif.; James E. Vincent, Glandale, Calif.; Ludwig J. Skala, 1750 Orchard Home court; and Mrs. Richard Ris ley, 2467 Sunnyview lane, Medford. Medical Patients - Medical patients at Sacred Heart hos pital are Lye L. Kline, 526 West Tenth St., apartment 1 Medford; Mrs. James Walden 1830 Walden, 1830 Boundary rd., Grants Pass; Jodi Rae Bratton, 7 weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mn. John Bratton route 4, box 316, Medford: Robert Daniel Flannery, Cen tral Point; Mrs. John I. Gus tafson, 1059 Morrow rd., Med ford; Mrs. Christine Merrel, 405 West Second St., Medford, and Chester E. Inghram, 164 Sixth St., Ashland. Car Found-State police re ported this morning that a car reported stolen in Grants Pass Sunday evening was found along the Applegate river about four miles south of McKee bridge yesterday, It had been pushed over a 150-foot embankment, police said. Committee Meeting - The Jackson County Democratic Central committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 14, at the Medford Labor Temple, 24Vi South Grape st Medford. Entertainment will precede the business meeting, and coffee will be served. Roofing Paper Found - A roll of roofing paper fell off truck on the Jacksonville highway recently, according to state police. Mrs. E. G. Barrett, Jacksonville highway, told police the roll may be recovered by calling her at SPring 2-7873. Legion Meeting - American Legion Post 15, Medford, and its auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 14, in the new Legion hall, 404 Wal nut St., Medford. A short busi ness session is scheduled. En tertainment will be provided, and refreshments will be served. Vehicles Collide - A pickup truck operated by Elmer Jer ry Allinger, 54, Bandon, Ore, and a car operated by Virginia Mary Higlnbotham, 22, of 17 Maple St., Central Point, col lided about 12:30 p.m., Mon day on Central ave., between Jackson and Maple sts., cording to city police. Both cars sustained minor fender damage, police said. No cita tions were issued. In Cuitody - A 15-year-old boy was taken into protective custody by Medford police Monday and charged with the theft of some beer from the Schmidt Distributing com pany, 1213 Court St., Dec. 2. He was the fourth youth to be arrested in connection with the theft. The others, ranging in age from 15 to 17, were tak en into custody Saturday, - K.7 Investment Funds Noon auotatlona on itleetld funda: Fund Bid Asked Bullock ia.14 13.31 ChcmFund 10.91 11.80 Colonial Ener 12.44 13.60 Eaton Howard Stk 11.95 12.78 Fidelity 1S.46 16.71 Uroup Sec AV1B - Elec 8.82 9.07 Grouo Sec Com Stk .. 11.87 12.95 Group Sec Petr 9.55 10.46 Group Sec Steel 8.29 9.09 Group Sec Tobac 8.99 9.85 Keystone B-3 15.43 16.84 KevatoneB-4 9.15 9.99 neystone n.au Keystone S-l 19.95 21.76 Keystone S-2 11.21 12.24 Keystone S-3 12.B1 13.98 KeyatoneS-4 12.51 13.65 Mass Inv Crth Stk ...... 14.94 16.15 TV-Elec 7.59 8.27 Value Line Inc 5.06 5.53 Wellington 13.62 14.85 ii i 1 You s fit's SJ. 1 ?V ' aaaaa-lli 'i f j NU fT V mmmummmmnmmmmimm - r' -vr 1 1 II ima i aaanai NERVOUS FRIENDS San Francisco Patrolman Horace Young makes friends (a bit nervously, perhaps) with a kinkaiou with a yen for travel. The animal was first found in Dalv City, south of San Francisco, and turned over to police officer Al Nicolini, but escaped from him and was later picked up by a motorist In ban irancisco who turned it over to Patrolman Young. Young gave it back to Nicolini. (UP! Telephoto) Milk Regulations Talked at Meet Salem-Because most state violations of the 21 standards regulations have been "very general," it is "difficult to draw the line as to what is acceptable in milk products," said Ken Carl, assistant chief of the division of foods and dairies, weights and measures at the ninth annual milk sani tarians short course held Dec. 1 in the State Department of Agriculture. "Labeling food products be comes more difficult all the time," said Carl who spoke on the "fluid milk standard of identity and labeling." Carl said a need had been created to "hold down" on the type of labeling and ad- vertisine being done, in order to keep it truthful and fac tual. On inspection Carl found Weather Asked For It! HERE IT IS . . . Car owners new MERIT RATING SYSTEM is now in effect in Oregon to provide large $ savings for many car owners. SECURITY INSURANCE, SPring 3-7325, is at your constant service to explain this revolution ary new auto insurance plan. Call SECURITY INSURANCE at your first oppor tunity for the finest auto insurance available . . . and save ...$$$! For Professional Insurance Service Call . . . FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Valley fog thrnmrh Wedneiday morning. Above fog cloudy tonight becom ing partly ciouay wmiimu, "ViT noon. Chance of occasional Jight rain weanesaay. ijdw wiubh High tomorrow 45. Western Oregon: Ram on north coait spreading over interior and remainder of coast tonight and Wednesday morning. Occasional rain Wednesday. Slightly cooler Wednesday. Low tonight 32 to 44. High Wednesday 42 to 52. Northern California: Increasing cloudiness tonight. Local fog to nri WsrinnaHiiv mornino. Oc-1 casional showers likely north of Cape Mendocino this evening. Little change in temperature. Temperature: Mean yesterday 37; below normal 2. Record high this date 71 in 1929. Record low this date 29 In 1019. Precipitation: 24 hours to mid night noner Midnight to 10 a.m. aknua nnrmnl Total since Sept. 1 6.49 In., .05 In. above normal. Humidity. Lowest yesterday 69, highest thla a.m. iuu-a. of identity (or labeling), pro vided for milk and milk prod ucts by low. Violations in eluded: improper plant ident ity; improper name of prod uct: lack of minimum butter- fat; lack of minimum solid not fat; lack of fortification statement; lack of source of composition data and lack of vitamin source. Out of 23 plants inspected and 141 car tons checked, 87 or 40 per cent were found in violation Carl's was the lead off speech for an all day session which included a panel re port on a meeting In Chicago on mastitis control. Consen sus of their report is that con trol of this bovine disease will have to start with the farmer. Milking methods were mentioned as a possibl source of trouble. A national program and statewide in- sDections were mentioned desirable. Re-education of the farmer as to proper milking methods will be important, they agreed OBITUARIES LEDA N. DURAND , BERNARD J. HENLEY Funeral services for Mrs. A requiem mass for 3er- Leda N. Durand, 85, who died nard Joseph Henley, 66, of in Newport aaiuraay ai me uu west Main St., who died home of her son-in-law and Tuesday, will be offered by aughter, Mr. and Mrs. rank the Rev. William McLeod at English, will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic church p.m. Thursday in (Jhapei Wednesday at 9 a.m. Commit- Mortuary. The Rev. George tal will be at Hillcrest Me- Roseberry, pastor of the First morial park, with Conger-Mor- Methodist church will of- ris, funeral directors in charge ficiate. Committal services m of arrangements. the Medford IOOF mausoleum Mr. Henley was born Dec. will be conducted by the Olive 31, 1893, in Louisville, Ky. Rebeknh lodge No. 28. and was a veteran of World Casket bearers will be Dana War I, serving with the Bowers, Frank Chapman, Fourth battery, Central Of- Clarence Jordan, Earl Scrip- ficers Training school, Camp ter, John Small, and Homer Zachary Taylor, Ky Vinzant. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Durand, the daughter Mrs. Carlos Howard, Kansas David and Leonie Drolet City, Mo. Durand. was born in St. Anne. 111.. Nov. 24. 1875. She came CHARLES FERGUSON JR, to Medford in 1952, where she Charles V. Ferguson Jr., 23 lived until Aueust of this of 704 West McAndrews rd year, when she moved to New- died early this morning in an port. She had been a widow Asniana nospitai. iunerai ar- for many years. She was a rangements will be announced member of the First Metho- oy Asniana mortuary. dist church of Medford, and tht. Ollvo Rphpkah Indue No. RICHARD CASEY ruL-nura iBsey, 1 1, aiea Residee her daughter. Mrs. Monday evening at the White Rosella English, of Newport, ci'y Veterans Administration she is survived by another Domiciliary. Funeral arrange daughter, Mrs. Annette Cail- menta wiU be announced by louette, of Nokomis, Fla., and rerl Iune "ome- E. Stafford, 63, of the White M. LUTHER VORHEIS City VA Domiciliary, who Funeral services for M. died in a local hospital Sun Luther Vorheis. 71. of 1431 day, will be held at the White East Main St., who died Sun- City Chapel at 9:30 a.m. day, will be held at Conger- Wednesday. Chaplain Roger Morris Funeral home down- Pyot will officiate. Commit- town chapel Wednesday at 3 tal will be in the VA ceme p.m. The Rev. John Reynolds tery. Eagle Point, with Perl of Westminster Presbyterian Funeral home in charge of church will officiate. Commit- arrangements. tal will be nrivate. Mr. Stafford was born Nov. Mr. Vorhpin horn 'n rnnaaeipni Spnt 3 1RRD in Corralltos. r-enn., ana was a veteran ot Calif., and had lived in Med- """ "ar ford since 1924, coming from Seattle - bo Spokane Yakima 33 Eureka 55 Red Bluff 47 Sacramento a' San Francisco 55 Los Angeles 73 . 39 Phoenix IVnv,r rhlnnon 21 Miami Beach 76 New York 23 Washington. D.C. .. 26 GENERAL INSURANCE: Vern Robinson Al Potter Chris Barker Hank Hart Hugh Jennings LIFE INSURANCEi Bill Salade AGEM Insurance 48 Hawthorne Phone SP 3-7325 "Insurance Is Security' JtMt 'AGENT ALL FORMS: INSURANCEi Fire Auto Home Aircraft Fidelity & Surety Crop Compensation Burglary Marine Special Forms Health Accident CITY fllEh 4:00 24- Yester- a.m. hr. day Low Prec. Brookings 60 48. crater Lake to Grants Pass 47 31 Klamath Falla 41 27 MEDFORD 47 28 Portland 47 34 .01 42 29 28 Hollywood -(UPD- Red Skel- ton, 47, was reported resting comfortably today at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital where ha underwent a successful three hour operation Monday to close a ruptured diaphragm. Hartford, Conn.-IUPD-Mitch- ell C. Betters, 47, veteran newspaperman and radio an nouncer, died Monday from injuries suffered in an auto ac cident last Friday. DIVIDEND NOTICE The Board of Directors hu declared a dividend of 24 per share from net invest ment income and a distri bution of 231 per share from net realized gain on investments, payable De cember 27 to shareholders of record December 9,1960. Howard M. Nimmotu KCKETAmr Dtctmber IS, I960 1600 Norton Buildimf Scattk Births Rlpon, Calif. His father was a Free Methodist minister, and iZ'l,,. FOUST - To Mr. and Mrs. tw i ioi In q. n,.., John B- 40 Bridge St., Ash- " t " rr."' Dec. 9, I960, a boy; 7V. Calif., to Mary Lou Groves who survives, Other survivors Include a son, Dr. Martin L. Vorheis, lbs., at Rogue Valley hospital. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM v w nuitL 46 11 14 Kennedy Holds Slim 113,928 Vole Lead Washington-OIPD-With com plete election return in from all 50 states and all but three states proclaiming their votes as official, Sen. John F. Ken nedy today held a slim 113, 928 margin over Vice Presi dent Richard M. Nixon. The three states with com plete but still unofficial counts were Illinois, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The unofficial tabulation by United Press International was: Kennedy 34,223,937 (49.72 per cent). Nixon 34,110,009 (49.58 per cent). Others 499,844 (0.73 per cent). Total - 68,833,790. Kennedy has 50.084 per cent of the two-party vote for President and Nixon had 49.916 per cent-a difference of 0.168 per cent. That was the narrowest percentage mar gin in history. GOODSON - To Mr. and M,D William AA1 Par et Medford; two grandchildren, Ceniral p,,, Dec 12 19fl0 four nieces and two nephews. L boVi 7V4 pound8i at'Crater ...., ... osteopathic hospital. include James Walker, Ches- ter Fitch, Berthold Barnum, HUMPHREY - To Mr. and Arnold Skinner, Leonard Mrs. John, 340 Lindero ave., Shelley, Samuel Gay, and Medford, Dec. 12, I960, a boy, Ward Spatz. 19 pounds, at Crater Osteo pathic hospital. ORVILLE M. LOUTH BROWN - To Mr. and Mrs. Orville M. Louth, 54, ot 331 Douelas T.. route 2. box 583. South Ivy St., died yesterday Central Point. Dec. 12. 1960 in a local hopsital. Funeral ar- a bov. 8V4 lbs., at Rogue Val rangements win De announced i ley hospital. bv Conner-Morris, funeral di-l rectors. I rnAir id ivir. ana Mrs. Hubert Jj., frospect, Dec. 13 i860, a boy, ay lbs., at Rogue Valley hospital. BOGART - To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, 1107 Niantic at., Med ford, Dec. 13, I960, a girl, 8V4 lbs., at Rogue Valley hospital. a r IIIGUIUIU F'1 B4l BL Wr Open Daily 3:30 P.M. to Midnight Sundayi 4 P.M. Till U P.M. Portland Produce The following price quotations are irom we agricultural maricet ing service of the U.S. Depart ment of Agriculture in Portland. Eaes: Prices to retailers, cartons. X large AA 60-65; large AA 98-62; lame A 57-60: medium AA 55-57: small AA 40-48. Prices to produc ers: X lam AA 49-32 larse AA 47-50 'a ; large A 44-45. medium A A 43-17', i; small AA 32-40 a. Butter: prices to retailers. No. 1 prints delivered. AA an A 70. B 68. Poultry: Prices to retail era. de livered, for grade A quality, fry ers, whole 34-37. cut up 39.43; light type hens, whole 28-30, cut up 33-35; heavy type hens, whole 39-43. News About Servicemen ABOARD SUBMARINE Navy Lt. (jg) James R. Cal- lan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Callan, 6 South Keene Wav. is serving aboard the submarine USS Sea Owl operating with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. TRAINING UNIT John Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shaw, 919 Ken- yon ave., Medford, is a mem- her of the Naval Reserve ui- ficers' Training Corps unit at Northwestern university, Evanston, 111. RECEIVE TRAINING Three soldiers from Ash land are receiving the final phase of six months active military training under the Reserve Forces act program at Ft. Bliss, Tex. The training is scheduled to end Dec. 14. The men, all 1980 gradu ates of Ashland High school are James R. Beam, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Upchurch, 1090 Pleasant Way; James H. Lee, ward of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Baughman, 100 Lincoln at. and Richard R. Guile, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Guile, 810 Park St. Distressed Area Cooperation Given Washington-(UPll-A group of Republican Senators and and House members has of. fered to cooperate in Presi dent-elect John F. Kennedy's study of distressed area prob lems. The Republicans said any program aimed at alleviating unemployment should "not use a pork barrel approach." The GOP lawmakers, repre senting Pennsylvania, Ken tucky and West Virginia, gave their views Monday in a tele gram to Sen. Paul H. Doug las (D-Ill.) chairman of Ken nedy's special committee which is developing legisla tive proposals to deal with areas of chronic unemployment. Over-fhe-Counfer Western Stocks Tha following bid and ask ed quotations, from the Na tional Association of Securl ties Dealers, Inc., do not rep resent actual transactions They are a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indi cated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") .t the time of compilation. Common stocki Bid Bank of America uam. racnic utilities.... Cascades Plywood 22i Cons. Frelghtways 8 Copco 39 '.i Cyprus Mines Corp. MM. 21 'a First National Bank ... 60 Morrlson-Knudaen 32', Northwest Nat. Gas 24 Pacific Pwr. j Lt. ........ 39 V, Permanent Cement IS1,'. Portland Gen. Elec 30't V. 8. National Bank 6314 United Utilities 44 '.i West Coast Tel 26 V. Weyerhaeuser 33',. Alk.d soy, 2H4 24 V. tl'.k 42 V 22. 6414 34 V. 42 ,' 10 ', 32(4 67 4714 281,4 33 V. TONIGHT AT THE TOWER Steaks and Prima Rib, Chicken, Seafood Dancing to Bob Anderson Big Party Wedntiday Night Trio Plus Floor Show Portland Livestock Portland (UP I) USDA Cat. tie 350. Low-averoffe oholc iteari 23; good 23-24; utility oowa 14,90 10.50; ennner-c utter 10-12.50; hellt 8-0; cutter-utility bulla 16-20. caivej 70. uoon-iow choice vaai- era 25-27; itandard 18-24; cull utility 12-x8. Hog 750. Pricea under preaauro, not enough early aalea to Quote pricea. Sheep 400. Not enough early aalea to ahow trend. CONCORDIA Engagement Ring ......$ 1 25.00 Wedding Ring $ 75.00 EASY TERMS 231 EAST MAIN Now Open For Banquets Julia Tiimmen' Beautiful New Pear Blossom Room at MON DESIR Dining Inn. Central Pelnt. Accommodate! parties and banquets up to 100 . . . Julie's fine cuisine plus all tha facilities of the Nermandle Room. Friendly service you'll like! EVERY WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT! Acoustical Fiber Gloss Celling to reduce noise, for mere enjoyable skating! ASHLAND SKATEWAY PHONE MU 2-0032 $1.10 Includes shoe skates for the whole family. Others. 50c Admission. 25c shoe skate rental HI PIZZA PARLOR T132 N. Riverside - Next to OK Market 12 VARIETIES of oven frosh PIZZA PIE Pizza To Gal Call SP 3-9169 Optn 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Men. thru frl. 12 Noon to 12 p.m. Saturday met Sunday II. HURRY! Not Much Longer. 2 Shows Tonite 7 & 9:30 Men Gone Wild In their LUST for GOLD! jpe VPltt! M mini mauur STEWART GRANGER ERNIE KOVACS FABIAN 2& mttlCAPUCINE