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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1961 A 9 Local and Personal ' Maaiina The MerffnrH .Building Trades council will .'meet Wednesday, April 12, at 17:30 p.m. at the Carpenters' Ball,'.'123Vi West Main at. b Patients ' Convalescing at .Sacred. Heart hospital follow ing surgery are J. B. Holland- . ar -Tr R mn nt "WTr ami Mre 'J. B. Hollander, box 253, Tal rant, and Mrs.- Evelyn R. Mur phy 3235 South Pacific high way, Grants Pass. ' , , 1 '.SaU Wednesday The "American Legion auxiliary will -hold ai rummage sale -Wednesday,'-April 12, at the ehl building from 9 a.m. to "4 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the child " welfare aid. For pick-up service telephone Mrs. "Merle Jarmin, SPring 2-6674. vis : c .) : ' '' Dinner and Speaker Per sons who are unable to attend tonight's annual dinner of the Family and; Child Guidance J9linlc at Hoover Elementary school at 6:30 o'clock, may arrive at 7:30 o'clock for Dr. TEli U. Bower's talk on "The "RoIa of a Guidance Clinic in the Primary . Prevention of Emotional. Disorders."; Dr. "Bower is director of liaison and prevention services, California- State Department of Mental' Hygiene. TONITE & TUESDAY li!MOiinslD,r FIRST RUN! STRUCK. TCCHNICOLbR Awning lire Firemen re ported an awning fire about 9:45 pjn. Saturday at South ern Oregon Health service, 16 South Bartlett st. They said the fire may have been caused by a discarded cigarette. Box Car Blase Underside of a box car cought fire from a hot box Saturday afternoon along the Southern Pacific tracks at Clark st. Firemen reported some minor damage. . Rummage Sale Agate Home Extension unit will hold a plant and rummage sale Wednesday, April 12, at the Central Point Grange - hall from 9:30 a.m; to 5 p.m. Any one wishing to donate rum mage may call Mrs. J. W. Wil son TAlbot 6-474$ or Mrs. Ray Smith NOrmandy 4-2022. Convalescing - Surgery pa tients at Crater : Osteopathic hospital include Milton San derson, route 2 box, 535, Gold Hill; and Mrs. Ernest Reming ton, post office box 232, Eagle Point. Medical patients there are Mrs. Edith W. Davis, 128 South Holly st. and Mrs. Er nest W. Smith, post office box 163, Butte Falls. Tuesday Meeting Ells worth Robison, Central Point, deputy grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Oregon, will be at the Odd Fellows hall, 221 West Sixth st Medford, Tues day, ' to present veteran jewels to several old timers in the order. The meeting will be at 8 pjn. . Investment Funds Noon quotations on selected tunas: Fund Bid Asked Bullock 14.14 13.50 Chem Fund ...12.96 13.59 Colonial Ener 14.64 . 15.00 Eaton Howard Stk 13.84 14.S0 Fidelity ...17.59 18.02 Fundamental Inv 10.32 11.31 Grouo Sec Avia-Elec J 9.95 10.90 Group Sec Com Stk ....14.04 . 15.37 Group sec Petr 11.68 12. IB Keystone B-3 15.62 17.05 Keystone B-4 9.32 10.17 Keystone K-2 .. 18.36 20.03 Keystone S-l ...22.94 25.03 Keystone S-2 ..13.38 . 14.60 Keystone S-3 15.66 17.09 Keystone S-4 -.- ;.16.24 ' 17.72 Mass Inv Grth Stk 17.74 19.39 National Sec Grth 9.92 10.64 TV-Elec' 8.90- 9.70 Value Line Inc 5.72 6.25 Wellington ...15.36 16.74 RETURNS TOO EARLY' New York - (UPD Demos Pappas' trouble was-that he returned to the -scene of the crime today before it happen ed. Pappas, owner of the Sat ellite restaurant, closed at about midnightr but felt un easy &yta went back at 'about 2 a.m. to see if everything was all right After he opened the door, two gunmen appear ed, -made him open his safe and fled with $3,000. - tnrtrr 'i r -i a-n a wnmua irinii-Wimwirii-i TOURING NATION Japanese exchange student Kyoichi Takeuchi, 29, is shown be side his $65 1951 Dodge, in which he has toured 24 states since Dec. 20, 1960, for a total cost of under $300. The box on the roof contains spare' parts. In the trunk he has a 100-pound bag of rice, part of which cooks each night by the side of the road before curling up in a sleeping bag for the night. He has started on the second half of a proposed 20,000-mile combination good will and bride-finding tour. He is heading for New England, then cross country along the northern tier of states to. Alaska. He hopes to wind up his trip this month. (UPI Telephoto) Obituaries LYMAN C. JONES Funeral services for Lyman C. Jones, 50, who died at the Veteran's Administration Domiciliary, White City, Fri day, will L held at the White City chapel Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. with Chaplain Roger Pry or officiating. Committal will be in the White City cemetery, with Perl Funeral home in charge of arrangement?. Mr. . Jones was born Dec. 13, 1910, in Martinez, Calif., and was a veteran of World War II. Survivors include one sis ter, Mrs. Elsie M. Hankey of California. , .... ERNST A. STAMM Ernst August Stamm, 81, of 20 South Peach St., a paint ing contractor and a resident of Medford for the past 18 years, died unexpectedly yes terday morning while visit ing in Ashland. Fneral serv ices are tentatively set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Ar rangements will be announced by Chapel mortuary, i Water Runoff To Be About 90 Per Cent ' Although the water supply outlook for the 1961 water year' in. southern Oregon has improved by the March rains, the water year runoff at most points will be only 80 to 90 per cent of average. .. This was pointed out by Anthony J.- Polos, Portland hydrologist in charge of the river forecast center. It was explained that since much of the March precipita tion occurred as snow at high er elevations, the residual flow from April through Sep tember estimates have im proved. . Water supply forecast for south fork of the Rogue river predicts that the water year flow will be 87 per cent of average, with the residual flow 95 per cent of average. ZONING REQUESTS Ashland The Ashland city planning commission will re view proposed residential zon ing changes at its meeting to night at 8 o'clock in the city council, chambers. Proposed changes include making zone three a multiple dwelling unit area, with zone four single family unit,. The. commission will also consider the propos ed Dpffy-Sessions subdivision, located near the new com munity hospital on Chestnut st. ,i Ami-, ' FiWt ti INSPECTS PT. REYES Secretary of In terior Stewart Udall, left; and California Gov. Edmund G. Brown look over a map of the Pt. Reyes, Calif., area after they landed during, an aerial tour. Udall made the helicopter tour of the proposed new national park and said he will determine the extent of the subdivision activities in the area, which Congress has been asked to preserve for public use. (UPI Telephoto) REWARDS TO BE PAID Portland - (UPD - Rewards totaling more than $4,000 will be paid, probably this week. for information leading to the capture of the persons respon sible for the newspaper truck dynamitings more than a year ago.. - ' ' ; ji -l- .1 "The Oregon Bank has a great many mail-box ' 1 'branches' around this area all open t , ... . , i 24 hours a day, 7 days a week." 1 't "... doesn't sound like bankers' hours to me!" ' , "Bank-by-mail pays postage both ways!" ' fl ' " "Glad I'm not a banker ... I'd get cramped . i ' l y working in a mailbox!" " t""4j W r - JA ----vj , .A " THE ROGUE VALLEY BRANCH 1109 Court Street EAST MEDFORD BRANCH 1 ' ! 701 East, Jackson C3(S 3K) j::: Member F.D.I.C. Tidelands Oil Resolutions Delayed t Coos Bay-fUPIl-The. board of directors of the Oregon Coast Association Sunday evening postponed action on a resolu tion concerning proposed legis lation to allow drilling for Oil off Oregon's coast. . . The association, holding its three-day convention .'here, was to hear a presentation from oil industry, representa tives today., A resolution suggested by Jack Churchill of Nehalem en dorses HB1532, still in com mittee, but specifies that certain- safeguards be written into it, including: . . 1. That no drilling bition on pollution of any kind be allowed on beaches or' in state parks. , , 2. A specific prohibi . . 3. A hearing pro cedure patterned after that of the state public utility commissioner. . . 4. Full disclosure of exploration findings to the state on a confidential basis. . . 5. Prohibition of sur face drilling within one mile from the shorelines. Services Tuesday For Mrs. Bostwick Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Beulah Bostwick, 3273 Biddle rd., Medford, who died Friday, will be conduct ed Tuesday at 10:30 ajn, in the Chapel in the Trees, with in Siskiyou Memorial park, with the Rev. Frederick R. Evans of the First Christian church officiating. The Pyth ian Sisters of Talisman Lodge No. 40 will participate in the services. Private interment will follow In Siskiyou Me morial park. Mrs. Bostwick was born Sept. 29, 1906 in Brownsville, Ou. On July 24, 1952, in Medford, she was married to Edward E. Bostwick, who survives. Mrs. Bostwick had been employed in several de partment stores in Medford as cashier. She was a member of the Pythian Sisters, Talisman Lodge and was the immediate junior past excellent chief of the lodge. She was tne fast Rani of the Nomads of Avru- daka, Idella Rogue lodge and had been royal advisor for the Pythian Sunshine Girls for the past five years. Surviving besides her hus band are three grandsons, Lanny Bostwick, U. S. Ma rines, Hawaii; Larry and Lo- ren, Bostwick, Medford; two eranddaughters, Layle and L a n a e Bostwick, Medford: and one great-grandchild, Al len Ray Bostwick, Medford A daughter preceded her in death In December, 1951. Honorary pallbearers, all from the Knights of Pythias, Talisman lodge, Medford, will include Emll Johnson, Daniel Kadin, -Charles Lasher, ' Carl Flchtner, Roy Kactin, ana isari Locke. - , Siskiyou Funeral Service directors are in charge of ar rangements. Weather Five Tons Used to Wrap Three Pounds Washington-fScience. Serv ice) - A five-ton lead contain er is used to transport a three-pound package of pow erful radiation safely from the Atomic Energy commis sion's Oak Ridge Naitonal laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tenn., to the national ' bureau of standards here. The three-pound source pro duces as much radiation as 180 pounds of radium. Con tained in 12 capsules, the co balt-60 generates so much heat that it must be water cooled during the truck journey. Cobalt-60 is a valuable tool for therapeutic medical re search and ' for . radiation mechanism studies. Phoenix School -Sets Open House Phoenix Grade school will hold its annual spring open house Wednesday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m. The evenings activities will begin with program in the gymnasium. The third grade harmony band and the grade school advanced band will play.. , Following the program the parents are invited to visit the school rooms and refresh ments will be served in the cafeteria , ; Vandenberg AFB, Calif. (UPD - Scientists today watched Discoverer XXIII and.waited, in hope of recovering a cap sule from it after a record four days In orbit. 4 . Births WARE - To Dr. and Mrs. Laurence C, 408 Lynnwood ave., Medford, April 7, 1961, a boy, 8V4 lbs., at Rogue Val ley hospital. BAKER - To Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Prospect Ranger Station, Prospect, April 8, 1961, a girl, 1'A lbs., Crater Osteopathic hospital. Family Homeless After Sunday Blaze Ashland Five members of an Ashland family were left homeless after a fire' destroy ed their house on Grandview dr. Sunday afternoon. Ashland firemen .were call ed to the Verne Gross resi dence at 4:20 p.m. where the roof of the house was blanket ed by flames. The fire raged out. of control before much could be done, firemen said. A few pieces of furniture and some appliances were saved. Mrs. Gross was cooking din ner when she noticed smoke outside. She asked her hus band where it was coming from, and he went outside to investigate. He summoned firemen after seeing the roof in flames. , Cause of the blaze Is un known, the fire department said today. The family in cludes two boys, ages 12 and 8, and a girl, 7. FOKKCASTS Medford and 'vicinity: Fair through Tuesday. Not much tem perature change. L.ow lomgni J4. Uich TopRriav fl!S.70. Western uregon:- raruy ciouay In extreme north; otherwise, gen nrftllv fnir tnniffht. Tuesday partly cloudy on coast and in interior north half. Fair in southern Inte rior. A little warmer. Low tonight Northern California: Fair tonight and Tuesday, excopt local coastal cloudiness. Lame enmsc in toiu. iperauire. , LOCAL DATA TEMPF.HATURE: Mean yestcr- .taw aq hMaw normal 2. Record high this date 85 In 1949. Record I thl 4n, in tn 1Q29. 1 PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to Mrflohtn . MlHnlDht to 10 a.m. Total this month 0., .36 In. oclow normal. Total since Sept. 1 13.87 in .on In. helnw normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 33 per cent, nignesi mis a.m. wa pot cent. - 1 High 4:00 24-Ycster- a.m. hr, day Low Prso. Eureka 93 Bed Bluff -.78 Sacramento ...-74 San Francisco 01 Los Angeles ,....72 Phoenix 83 , Denver 07 Chicago .V 53 Miami Beach 78 New York . 32 Washington, D.C. ..51 Plan Engineering Academy in Future New York (Science Service) -A National Academy of En gineering is being planned by the leading trofessional engi neering organizations of the nation acting through the En gineers Joint council here. This new top-level organiza tion with limited membership would either have a separate existence paralleling the Na tional Academy of Sciences now almost a century old as the most elite such body in the nation, or it would be established as a part of .the existing academy with a name change to the National Acad emy of Sciences ' and Engi neering. , , The proposed organization is being discussed by a com mittee of the Engineers Joinl council, an organization which brings together a score of national and regional engi neer societies and includes 250,000 engineers In the na tion, working with rcpresen tation from the National Academy of Sciences. 4 i-iiisa.B-iis-ars ; WHITE HOUSE CHEF Rene Verdon, above, is the new chef at the White House. M. Verdon, a 36-year-old French man with an impressive culinary background, made his official debut last week with a luncheon given by Mrs. Kennedy for British Prime' Minister Harold Macmillan and 16 other guests. (UPI Telephoto) Two Oregonians Accident Victims By United Press International Separate Oregon and Mon tana traffic accidents claimed the lives of three' Oregonians during the weekend. . Dead are Charles Smith, 41, Arlington, Calif.; Caroline Ann Glanz, 18, Eugene, and Michael A. Hempe, 19, Port land. , . ':! Smith was Injured fatally Saturday night in a one-car accident 37 miles south of Jor dan Valley, Miss Glanz was crushed be-' tween a car and a power pole after being thrown from a car as a result of a two-car acci dent in Eugene Saturday morning. Hempe was killed early Sunday when the car in which he was riding hit a bridge abutment 10 miles east of Glascow, Montana. TRYOUTS For FOOTLIGHTER'S SPRING COMEDY Monday A Tuesday April 10, 118:00 p.m. r Footllghter's Theatre ' x Fairgrounds ' EVERYONE INVITED CITY Brookings 66 44 Crater Lake , , flranta Pass 62 32 Klamath Fall 53 - 37 MEDFORD 62 34 . Portland C 56 38 .04 Seattle .. Spokane Yakima 53 32 60 40 28 40 43 55 SO 56 47 32 34 J 75 40 42 . 1.20 .04 FIVE-OAY FORECAST (Through Western Oregon-Western Wash ington Temperatures will aver age near normal. Highs mostly In upper 50s and low 60s jn western Washington and In 60s in wesWrn Oregon. Lows 35-46. Less than normal precipitation. , ' u.,,hHH rillfornla- No pre cipitation except scattered showers In high mountains on two or throe afternoons. Temperatures neat nor mal except below normal in moun tains. Portland Livestock Portland (UPI) USDA Cattle 1400. Good - choice steers w.ou ii on. .lnrird.low rood 20-21; choice heifers .7-M: ta"t"Jd; good 19-23; uliUty-atandard fed cowa 18.50: canner-cutter 12-15.50. Calves 150. Good-choice vealers 28-32: standard 24-27; cull down to 16. .. . ' . ' . . lo"5"20.25: 2 and 3 at 18.60.18; mixed sows14-17. . Sheep louu. i.nu,u-jniii lb slaughter lambs 14.50-15; choice- prime heavier 12-H; goon i-io; cull-good 3-3. NAMES TWO ENVOYS Washington - (UPD - Presi dent Kennedy has named two career diplomats as new u.a. ambassadors to Iceland and TJrusuay. He announced Sun day night his intention 10 nominate James K. Penfield, deputy assistant secretary of state for African affairs, as ambassador to Iceland, and Edward J. Sparks, until re cently U.S. ' ambassador to Venezuela, to tne Uruguay post. , ... Portland Produce ' Portland (UPI) Dairy market: Eggs' To retailers: AA extra large 40-ovo; rtv large wc, A large 43-46c; AA medium 37-41o; a a small 3K-3UC; cartons l-ac nign er. Butter To retailers: AA and A Brinta 70c lb.; cartons lp higher; prints 88c. cheese, medium cured To retailers: A grade Cheddar slnale daisies, 47,-48 4fic: processed Amer ican S-lh. loaf. 44-40ttC.;- - WARD WEEK SALE! $40 OFF1 52-Gallon Fait Recovery v .' ''" Elnctric Heater Portland ! (UPI) ' Dressed chickens No. if grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn. 34-SRe lb.: eut urj. 30-43O lb'.: hens. heavy type, whole drawn, 40-45C lb.; light type hena cut up, 33-35C lb.i whole. 28-30C lb. ,C THEATER INFORMATION SERVICE . CALL SP 3-7323 ' FOR Full INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATERS - lssssssas.sssaasa.sl REG. 104.M SALE 7995 Less f R0O Cal- 10 , ' Ore. Bonus 645 Quick supply: assures plenty- of hot water for household needs. Glass Ifn-. ed tank will not . rust. Automatic PHONE SP 3-7301 24-HOUR . INSTALLATION CIVIL RIGHTS PASSES Salem - HJPI) - A bill extend ing civil rights laws to all bus! n esses offering goods and serv ices passed the House, 53-2, today, v - A ii- S0N0T0NE IIKMUNC, not uet Hearing Aid! Before you buy from any. one, lee Soaotone the ifuittd name in bearing for over )4 yesri. MONOTONE OF MEDFORb 423 E. MAIN STREET SP 2-5904 WE WILL BE CLOSED April 10th to 24th FOR Remodeling Watch for Our Opening! 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