MMtlng Tonight-The exec
utive committee of the Jack
eon County Classroom Teach
ers association will meet at
6:30 o'clock tonight In t h t
conference room of the Jack
son county courthouse. Those
attending are asked to take a
sack lunch. At 8 o'clock a
meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Jackson County
chapter, Oregon Education as
sociation, will bs held in the
same room.
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better v
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not just
Hearing Aid!
Before you buy from any
one, let So no tone tha
truiced oime in hearing for
over 30 ycirt.
SONOTONE OF
MEDFORD
423 E. MAIN STREET
SP 2-5904
JACKSON COUNTY
ROLLAREHA
Announces:
Starting Wednesday
New Games
and Contests
Each and
Every
Public
Skating
Session!
Lots of
mm
PRIZES
Join
In The
Fun !
Bring the Gang and
Skat to the Music
of
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Captain and the guffaw heard 'round the world I
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LIVE
Locals
Smoke Damage - Medford
firemen were called to the
Rex L. Fowler residence, 1702
Corona st., at 10:40 a.m. Mon
day. A fireplace damper had
closed allowing smoke and
heat to fill the room. No fire
damage was reported but con
siderable smoke damage re
sulted, firemen said.
Medical Patients-Raymond
Egger, Star route, box 400,
Duasmulr. Calif.. Lew l fin
der, route 1, box 427, Klam-
ain rails, ana winiam Bar
rett, route 3. box 81. Medford.
were listed as medical patients
today at Sacred Heart hospi
tal.
.
Legion Meeting - Officers
for the coming year will be
elected at a meeting of the
Medford American Legion
post and auxiliary ct 7 p.m.
Wednesday, May 10, at the
Legion hall, 404 . Walnut St.,
Medford. Officers will be In
stalled at the hall Saturday
night.
.
Meeting - A meeting has
been called by the president
of the Valley View Commu
nity club, Ashland, for ThurS'
day, May 11, at 8 pjn. to diS'
cuss the disposal of the com
munity club's personal prop
erty. All interested persons in
the Valley View area are in
vited to attend.'
Spring Sale-The Women's
Society of Christian Service
of First Methodist church will
hold a spring opportunity
sale at the Fehl building on
Wednesday and Thursday,
May 10 and 11, from 9:30
a.m. to 5 p.m. Anyone wish
ing to donate rummage may
call Mrs. C. L. James, SPring
2-8241.
i
Rummage Sale - Veterans
and auxiliary of World War
I will hold a plant and rum
mage sale at the Fehl build
ing, Friday, May 12, starting
at 9 a.m. Persons having items
to donate or wishing pickup
service may contact Mrs.
Thomas Lynch SPring 2-6837
or Mrs. A. L. Schrack, SPring
2-S363.
Claims Authoriier 1
Exam Available
New examinations are open
for federal claims authorlzer
according to the federal civil
service. Additional informa
tion and applications may be
obtained from most post of
fices or from the Eleventh
U.S. Civil Service region, Fed
eral office building, Seattle
4, Wash. , s
COOPER UNCHANGED
Hollywood-fllPD-Gary Coop
er, suffering from cancer,
slept most of today in his
Bel-Air home but his condi
tion remained unchanged, the
60-year-old star's doctor re
ported. TONITE AT
The TOWERI
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Dinlna Dancing
"BOB ANDERSON
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JULIE L0ND0H JOHN DREW BARBYMOIOl
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Theyll Do It Every
The board promiseo
the teachers a well
deserved raise with am
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Weather
FORECASTS
' Medford and vicinity: Occasion-'
al rain tonight and Wednesday.
Windy at times. Low tonight 45
High Wednesday 60.
Western Oregon: Mn.tlv Hmulv
with occasional rain tonight and
Wednesday. Low tonight 44 to SO
High Wednesday 56 10 04.
Northern California: nr.(.&lnnal
rain tonight and Wednesday.
A.VI1.AI. UA1A
TEMPERATURE : Mean veiterrinv
62; above normal 3.
Record nign tnis date 95 In 1936.
Record low this date 32 in 1926.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight Tracs. Midnight to 10 a.m.
.12 in.
Total this month .60 in . .37 ahnve
normal. -
Total since Sent. 1 15.53 in.. 39
in. below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
32, highest this a.m. 96.
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Brookings 58 50 . .16
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Grants Pass 73 48 35
Klamath Falls 65 47 ' .
MEDFORD 78 50 .08
Portland 62 52 SI
Seattle 55 49 , .32
Spokane 54 ,48 .05
Yakima 66 48 .09
Eureka 59 51 .33
Red Bluff ...... 76 54
Sacramento 82 48 -
San Francisco 82 52
Los Angeles 86 6 1
Phoenix .. 91 59
Denver 60 40
Chicago 64 51 .06
Miami Beach 70 76
New York 67 52 .12
Washington, D.C. .. 86 65
Grange Notes
Upper Rogue Grange
Upper Rogue Grange held
their monthly meeting May
4 with Master Howard Bishop
presiding. Carol Richardson
reported on agriculture; Har
old Barber on legislature;
and Paul Torrance insurance.
Members voted to furnish
one scholarship for a youth to
the 4-H Summer school in
Corvallis. Caroline Harding
was elected to serve as over
seer to fill that post due to
the resignation of Eda Tor
rance. Herb Carlton was elect
ed delegate to the state
Grange convention in Beaver
ton in June.
Carol and May Richardson
told of their recent trip to
Tucson, Ariz., where they at
tended an Indian festival.
The Grange will meet on
Thursday, May 18 at 7 p.m.
to practice the seating drill.
It will be followed by a social
hour.
Pomona will meet May 24
at Central Point at 8 p.m.
and put on the Fifth degree
ceremony. Visitation will be
May 12 at Lake Creek and
May 20 at Shady Cove.
The Home Economics club
put on the lecture program
with a reading by Ann Gil
lespie and Eda Torrance.
Asbjorn Myklebye did some
slight-of-hand tricks and skits
were given by Mr. and Mrs.
John Harold, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Chamberlain, Dorothy
Tockstein and Carrie Hard
ing.
The Home Economics club
meeting will be held at the
Chamberlain home with a des
sert luncheon. Mrs. May East
man will be co-hostess. It will
be the last meeting until Sep
tember. Mrs. Arlee Ragsdale and
Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain
served refreshments following
the business meeting.
TONIGHT & TUESDAY
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MOTHER'S DAY DINNER & PROGRAM
For All Eagle and Auxiliary Members
and Their Mothers
THURSDAY, MAY 11th
6:00 P.M.
EAGLE AUXILIARY HALL
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Time
DON'T
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Traffic Victim
By United Press International
Two more traffic deaths
were recorded In Oregon Mon-
pday for a total, of five acci
dental deaths. .
The traffic victims were
Coos County District Judge
Marvin W. Skipworth and Ho
mer S. Whittington.
Judge Skipworth was killed
in a head-on collision with a
truck on U. S. Highway 101
about six miles south of Coos
Bay Monday afternoon. '
The driver of the truck was
not hurt.
Judge Skipworth was alone
in his car. He is survived by
his widow.
Whittington was killed in a
two-car head-on collision on
Highway 25 about five miles
south of Seaside. '
Floyd Raney, 26, Gladstone,
was injured fatally when a
boom crane of a truck struck
high voltage wire and
knocked him to the ground
east of Sandy.
Two men died in a Portland
house fire early Monday. One
of them was identified as Don
ald Bunten, 42, Portland.
The other had not been
identified.
Farm Picketing
Bill Clears House
Salem - IUPD - A bill to curb
impromptu farm picketing
during harvest of perishable
crops won House approval
Monday, "
The key action came on
acceptance of a majority re
port. Formal passage was
slated today, followed by ex
pected Senate concurrence in
a minor House amendment.
The measure would ban
picketing by farm workers
during peak harvest periods
unless they had been employ
ed at the farm in question at
least three days. The Senate
had proposed seven days.
Farmers had requested
stiffer measure.
Moonlighting Given
Legislative Approval
Salem - (UPD - Multnomah
county employees may moon
light all they want - as far
as the legislature is concerned
A bill lifting the present
ban on holding second Jobs
in Multnomah county cleared
the legislature and went to
the governor Monday.
By Jimmy Hatlo
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The following bid and ask
ed quotations, from the Na
tional Association of Securi
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 ) at
the time of compilation.
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Calif. -Pacific Utilities 25 ii
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Cascades Flvwood 37
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United Utilities 27H
West Coast Tel 36!4
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Portland Produce
Portland (UPI1 Dairy market
Eeas To retailers: AA extra
large 47-49c; AA large 44-46C; A
large 43-44c; AA medium 36-41c;
AA small 30-35C; cartons l-3c high
er. Butter To retailers: AA and A
Tints 70c lb.; cartons lc higher;
t orinta 68c.
Cheese, medium cured To
retailers: A grade Cheddar single
daisies, 47 - 48 ic; processed
Americans o-id. loat, 4,2-oac
Portland (UPD Dressed chick
ens No. 1 grade dressed to re
tailers: Frvers. whole drawn. 33-
37c lb. cut-up 37-42C lb.; hens,
heavy-type, whole drawn, 40-45C
lb.; light-type hens, cut-up, 33-35C
lb.; whole, 28-30C 10.
c 1
Four Accidents Involve
Eight Cars; One Injured
A Medford woman was tak
en to the hospital last week
end after one of a series of
accidents occurring Saturday
night and Sunday morning
on the South Pacific highway,
state police said.--
Clara Isabel McKee, 59, of
801 North Central ave-, was
taken to Sacred Heart hospi
tal by Medford Ambulance
Service. Her injuries are still
undetermined, a hospital at
tendant said. She appears to
be in good condition.
State police said Mrs. Mc
Kee was southbound on the
South Pacific highway Satur
day night near Beall lane
when she made a left turn
across the highway to enter a
service station. Her car was
struck by vehicle driven by
Wllhelmus Johannes Gerrit
sen, 20, of Portland.
Complaint Sought
State police said a com
plaint will be sought in dis
trict court charging Eugene
Edwin Davis, 26, of 3781 Hill-
singer rd., Medford, with fail
ing to leave his name and ad
dress at the scene of an acci
dent as a result of a two-car
collision Saturday night on
the South Pacific highway
near Charlotte Anne rd.
The Davis car was follow
ing another southbound car
on the highway driven by
Monte Gene Cook, 16, of
route 3, box 174, Medford,
when it struck the Cook car
as Cook signalled for a left
turn onto Charlotte Anne rd.
The Davis car continued on
around the left side of the
Cook car without stopping
after the accident, state police
OBITUARIES
MAX LEISCHNER
Max Leischner, 135, North
Holly st., died this morning
in local hospital. Funeral
arrangements will . be an
nounced by Conger Morris,
funeral directors.
HARTZELL HOLMES
Hartzell Holmes, 69, died
yesterday at his home in Cen
tral Point. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced by
Conger-Morris, funeral direc
tors. RAYMOND CHAPIN
Raymond A. Chapin, 89, of
824 Nlantic st., died last night
in a local hospital. Funeral
arrangements will be an
nounced by Conger Morris,
funeral directors.
FREDERICK W. KINDSCHI
. Frederick W. Kindschl, 70,
of Prospect, died yesterday in
a local hospital. Funeral ar
rangements will be an
nounced by Conger -Morris,
funeral directors.
DONALD R. SMITH
Funeral services for Don
ald R. Smith Jr., 23, who died
Saturday in Portland, will be
held in Ashland Mortuary,
Fourth and C sts., Friday at
1:30 p.m. The Rev. Theodore
J. Ehrlich, assistant pastor of
the St. Mark's Episcopal
church, Medford, will offici
ate. He is survived by his
wife, Jean.
EMMA SMYSER
Funeral services for Mrs.
Emma Elizabeth Smyser, of
Rogue River, who died Sun
day, will be held at Hillcrest
Mortuary Chapel Wednesday
at 10 a.m. The Rev. Robert L.
Maxson of Hope Presbyterian
church In Rogue River will
officiate. Committal will be
private in Hillcrest Memorial
park, with Conger-Morris, fu
neral directors, in charge of
arrangements.
Mrs. Smyser was born Nov.
4, 1862, in Waupaca county,
Wisconsin, and had lived in
southern Oregon for the past
16 years.
Survivors include three
daughters, Mrs. Lynabel Deck
and Mrs. Hubert J. Stephens,
Rogue River; and Mrs. Leon
ard Nuttall, Twenty Nine
Palms, Calif.; two sisters,
Mrs. Fannie Sutton, Minne
apolis, Minn.; and Mrs. Stella
Ware, Lake Benton, Minn.;
one grandson, David Murray,
Astoria, Ore.; and a great
granddaughter, Suzanne Mur
ray, Phoenix, Ariz.
WILLIAM INGRAM
Funeral services for Wll
Iiam Lee Ingram, 74, of Cen
tral Point, who died in a local
hospital Sunday, will be held
at Perl Funeral home Thurs
day at 10:30 a.m. The Rev.
D. E. Millard will officiate.
Committal will be in Siskiyou
Memorial park.
Mr. Ingram was born Aug.
2, 1886, in Cove, Ore., and
had been a resident of this
area for 45 years.
Survivors include his wife,
Estella Ingram, Central Point;
one son, Bert Ingram, Eugene;
two brothers, Jess Ingram,
Portland, Charlie Vermillion,
Alturas, Calif.; two sisters,
Mrs. Ida Rector, Grants Pass,
Mrs. Dolly Gaines, Central
Point; four grandchildren, sev
eral great-grandchildren, and
several nieces and nephews.
Mr. and Mrs. Ingram were
married in Vancouver, Wash.,
May 25,-1918.
said. No injuries were re
ported. Considerable damage re
sulted to three cars involved
in an accident Saturday night
near Talent on the South Pa
cific highway state police
said. No injuries were re
ported. '
State police reported that
all three cars were north
bound on the highway when
a car driven by Raymond
Glenn Rees, 34, Portland,
changed lanes to pass a car
driven by Mary Verna Miller,
50, Torrance, Calif., on the
right. The Reese car skidded,
left the highway on the east
side and took out aeveral mail
boxes and a rectlon of fence,
police said. When the Rees
vehicle changed lanes It forc
ed a car, driven by Glen
Everett Wilson, 21, Applcgate,
to apply his brakes to avoid
hitting Roes. The Wilson car
skidded and hit the right side!
of the Miller car, according to
repots. I
Sunday monlng, a car driv-1
en by Carol Jean Thornhill,
20, Junction City, rolled oven
a bank two miles east of Gold
Hill on Highway 99, state po
lice reported. The driver and
passenger, Carolyn Elaine
Svarverud, 21, Eugene, re
ceived minor Injuries.
Miss Thornhill apparently
had lost control of the car on
loose gravel-
BAR of
Dancing Nightly
HOTEL MEDFORD
LOYS HAMILTON
Loyi Edward Hamilton, 83.
died in Tltusville, Fla.
Funeral arrangements will
be announced by Perl Funeral
home.
DR. A. R. SCHOENBERO
Dr. Arthur R. Schoenberg,
63, dentist at the Veterans
administration Domiciliary,
died In a local hospital early
this morning. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced by
Perl Funeral home.
Utilities Bill
Passed by House
Salem - (UPD - A bill to
grant exclusive service dis
tricts to utilities cleared the
House Monday after a final
effort to defeat it failed.
It returned to the Senate
for expected agreement in an
amendment excluding some
cities, among them Portland.
House Speaker Robert Dun
can immediately described its
passage as a "great loss to the
people of the state."
He said an emergency
clause denies the voters the
right to refer the bill, since
It would become law immedi
ately upon signature.
The bill would let the pub
lic utility commissioner allo
cate exclusive service terri
tories to telephone, gas and
power firms, public or pri
vate. Most of Oregon now is
served by private firms.
Gov. Mark Hatfield has en
dorsed the bill.
Troufdale-Bound
Airplane Missing
Troutdale, Ore.-fflPD-Search
was started today for a light
plane with three persons
aboard that failed to return
to the local airport late Mon
day. The weather was rainy and
overcast. , 1
Earl Snyder, state aeronau
tics director, said the three
were identified as M. E. Brew-
44, the pilot; Brewer's
father, about 80 years old; and
Frank Cowan, 16, all of Port
land. Snyder said the red and
white Tri-Pacer craft would
have run out of gas by 9:30
p.m. even if the tanks had
been full on take-off.
The plane left Troutdale
Airport about 5 p.m. on
local sightseeing flight. It was
due to return by dark, Snyder
said.
'Dangerous Drug'
Measure Approved
Salem - (UPD - A bill giving
the State Pharmaceutical as
sociation more authority In
disposition of drugs was ap
proved by the Senate Monday
17-10 and went to the House.
Called the "dangerous drug"
bill, it lets the board deter
mine the extent of danger in
such things as tranquilizers.
Law enforcement officers in
Portland also sought the bill.
Those voting no were Sens.
Boivln, Ward Cook, Ma-
honey, Overhulse, Potts,
Thiel, Hare, Husband, Leth
and Zlegler.
4 H News
The Howard Bake-n-Stitch-
ers met at the home of Mrs.
Jerome Maehren April 22.
Linda Chlsum demonstrated
how to make German coffee
cake, which we ate after
ward. Mrs. Maehren also checked
our record books which we
all brought up to date.
By next meeting we are to
have made a dinner for guests.
The time of the next meeting ,
has not been decided.
Tari Martin,
Secretary.
JACKSON COUNTY
ROLLARENA
MAY
SPECIAL!
EVERY WEDNESDAY
This Monlhl
Housewives and
Children Mallnee
1 to 3:30
35c
a
Instruction for Housewives
t Children Under 12
4:00 to 5:00
Steve Stevens, Instructor
25c
a
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
By Mr. Steven
6:00 to 7:00 P.M.
TUESDAY, MAY 9.
Services Slated
For E. A. Littrell
Funeral services for E. A.
(Al) Littrell, 60, of 140 Green
way circle, Medford, who
died Saturday, will be held
at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at St.
Mark's Episcopal church. The
Rev. George R. V. Bolster
will officiate, and Interment
will be in Hillcrest Memorial
park.
Mr. Littrell, who was a
representative from Jackson
county from 1955 to 1958, was
active in civic affairs and a
member of the Medford city
council In 1933 and 1934. '-
He founded Littrell Parts
in Medford. The company has
expanded to branches in other
southern Oregon cities.
Survivors include his wid
ow, Frances . Littrell; three
sons, Harold R. Littrell, Med
ford, William V. Littrell, Coos
Bay, and Robert D. Littrell.
Medford; two daughters, Mrs.
Donald R. Rice, Medford, and
Mrs. David W. Brainerd,
Petaluma, Calif.; 10 grand
children; one sister, Mrs. H.
M, Chadwick, Phoeniv, Ariz.;
three brothers, Donald B. Lit
trell, Chicago, Isaac P. Lit
trell, Los Angeles, and Earl
K. Littrell, Coos Bay.
Meeuord Lodge AF&AM
will participate in services at
the cemetery. Perl Funeral
home Is in charge of arrange
ments.
Pallbearers will be Glen
Fabrlck, Raymond Frisbie,
Raymond Miksche, Frank
Fairweather, Hugh Coleman
and Joe Burba.
Servicemen
IN KOREA ,
Airman Second Class Cecil
H. Coghlll Jr., husband of
Mrs. Bonnie Jean Coghlll, 322
South Orange it., recently ar
rived at Osan Air Base, Ko
rea, where he Is assigned as
an air policeman.
He is the son of Mrs. H. M.
Fuhrer, 316 Laurel at., Cen
tral Point-
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(Boked Rice) , (Corn Fritter)
BAKED SUGAR CURED HAM
(Candled Ham) (Sauce, L'Orange)
PRIME RIBS OF STEER BEEF au us
(Roasted an a Bed of Rock Salt)
Adults-$3.50 Children-$2.50
Scalloplne of Veel Saute Au Fine Herbs
Small Veal Cutlets of Choice Milk-fed Veel
Saute In Butter with Shallots Fine Herbs
Mushrooms end a Dash of Fine Red Wine
Served on t Bed of Ritsotto Pledmontous.
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Fresh Asparagus Polonaise
Potatoes Hot Ralls
DESSERTS Lemon Cheese Tert
Fresh Strawberry Tart , Ice Cream or Sherbet
Reservations suggested Phone U.L. 5-1230
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Oold Hill Junction on Highway 99
A 9
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Portland (UPD USDA Cattle
300. Low choice steers 24.S0: choice
1109 lb 24.29; mixed good-low
choice 24; utility cows 19-17; can
ner-cutter 12.50-19.90.
Calves 90. Good choice vealert
28-32; standard 23-27. -
Hogs 390. Mixed 1, 2 and 3 butch,
ers 200-239 lb. 18.90; 2 and 3 lota
18-18.29; sows 300-900 lb. 14-16
Sheep. 500. Choice-prime 100 In.
spring lambs 18; old crop lambt
10-11; cull-chotce ewes 3-6.50.
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