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Air Force Picks New Astronauts Washington WD The Air Force today announced the selection of eight potential astronauts from a field of 55 highly-qualified test pilots who volunteered for space duty at Edwards Air Force Base in California. A spokesman said those se lected were even more quali fied for space duty than were the seven Mercury astronauts when they began their training. FISHERMEN Open 24 Hours Friday and Saturday Also Open Easter Sunday BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER SANDWICHES TO GO OPEN 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday thru Saturday : I ssMa-HTMss DANCE' GOLD HILL GRANGE Music by VIC FLOOD - WAYNE SHIELDS & the Rhythm Masters Featuring CHUCK on His Unique 12-Srring. Guitar! Refreshments Served All Evening Check Room Free The Biggest Band . . . The Best Dance! Everyone Welcome Thanks For Your Past Patronage. We Are Now at the Tornado Bowl With All The Trimmings Tornado Bowl IN THE OAKDALE MARKET Tonight Saturday Sunday MATINEE SATURDAY DOORS OPEN 1:15 -(Vie hilanous story of a love expert in the Suburbs! iakhc nunc, nu Ui rpmM.nAl UH'lvJ rMlUC LJUVI llU1 lui. rMULn niLiviw PLUS SCUBA DIVER "SEPTEMBER STORM" - I TONITE - tfellMBfe irnnxwnc I -1l -i V HITS! 2 pSi iPRESLEyfU EIVIS PRESLEY :Ar?J&V ' FLAMING STar SHSinl,..:: 1 -M 1 SVV2?. V mm w 11:30 PM (Ifr?" ... I! LEADER ELECTED Washington - WD -The Daughters of the American Revolution have elected Mrs. I Robert V. H. Duncan of Alex-! andria, Va.. their new presi-! dent-general, i New York -Wl- Surgery on comedian Jackie Gleason for removal of a cyst on a lymph duct in his mouth on Thursday was described as "successful" by his physician, Dr. Seymour Zucker. Gleason will be hospitalized for two or three days. Breakfast BAMBY'S (Closed Sundays) tln mVAm 4li II-Tn 'ssstdl EVERY SAT. NITE STUART & IRENE GOOD PARK PLACE CAFE SATURDAY SPECIAL HAMBURGERS each DOORS OPEN AT 6:45 SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 M-G- M Ftu BOB .f.. il i DDCKiTKC "Cineamsodpe ind MetroCOLOA ADVENTURE THRIUS COLOR-CINEMASCOPE 87r OBITUARIES EDITH PEARL MOORE Mrs. Edith Pearl Moore, 86, a resident of Medford for 30 years prior to moving to Eu gene in I960, died there April 1. She was born July 20, 1875. in Damascus, Ore. Mrs. Moore was a member of the Medford First Presby terian church. Daughters of the American Revolution, Or der of the Eastern Star, and was a charter member of Chapter AA of PEO Sister hood, all Medford. Survivors include three granddaughters. A son. Dr. Donald E. Moore, died in 1959. Private funeral services and interment were at Rest Haven in Eugene. Building Permits - Building permits have been issued by the Medford building de partment to Imperial motel, 345 South Central ave., to erect a S1.000 wall: to S. B. Milne, for a $3,000 remodel ing a residence at 220 North Keeneway dr.; and Hulchins and Clarke, to erect a $7,500 residence at Mace rd. and Elli ott St. Egg Hunt Planned-Women of the Moose will hold an Easter Egg Hunt at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Maple drove park on Highway 99 south of Med ford for all children of mem bers of the lodge and their guests. Car Wash-Members of the Senior High Pilgrim Fellow ship of Medford Congregation al church will wash cars to benefit the mission program of the Oregon State Pilgrim fellowship Saturday, April 21. The car wash will be held in the Bullard - Wilson Paper company parking lot, corner of Front and Third sis., start ing at a a.m. Building Permil-A building permit has been Issued to Dan Patch company to erect a $14,000 residence at 641 Herman st., by the Medford building department. Surgery Patients - Michael O. Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welch, Rancho Cor dova, Calif., and Mrs. William H. Burritt, post office box 363, Central Point, were list ed today as surgery patients at Sacred Heart hospital. SPECIAL HAM Locals ft at the ROGUE RIVER LODGE 24 Miles North of Medford on Highway 62 Bring the family, drive out to Rogue River Lodge Easter Sunday enjoy our special ham dinner (or the dinner of your choice) deliciously prepared to please you, served in most pleasant surroundings. Open 4 to 12 Sunday through Thursday, 4 to 2:30 A.M. Friday and Saturday. ATTENTION EAGLES FREE DANCE SATURDAY, APRIL 21st With Jean, Jack and Gang Eagles and Guests Welcome . - n . i MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGON CLARENCE V. WALT I Funeral services for Clar ' ence V. Walt, 64, of 625 Chest i nut si., who died Wednesday, I will be held at 10 a.m. Sat- urday at Conger-Morris down, j town chapel. The Rev. James i O. Gordon of the Mt. Pitt I Church of the Nazarene will officiate. Committal will be in Skyline Memorial park, Portland. Mr. Walt was born Sept. 3, 1807, in Powersville, Mo., and had lived in southern Oregon since 1945. His parents moved from Missouri to Boise, Idaho, where he resided until 1941, then moved to Portland, and to Medford in 1945. He was a member of the Methodist church in Meridian, Ida. He was married Oct. 14, 1916, in Boise, Ida., to Lelia Aiken, who survives. Other survivors include two sons, Virgil Walt, Port land, Ore.; and Leonard Walt, Ocean Park, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Bud (Kath leen) White, Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Robert (Irene) Chase, Portland, Ore.; and Mrs. Ken (Emily) Hansen, Boise, Ida.; a sister, Mrs. Florence Robi son, Meridian, Ida.; and six grandchildren. Tax Law Believed Unconstitutional Salem rUPIr A law allowing a city to levy taxes on newly annexed territory at a rate temporarily lower than the full city rate probably is un constitutional, Atty. Gen. Rob ert Y. Thornton has stated. In an opinion for Multno mah County Dist. Atty. Charles E. Raymond, Thorn ton said there is a "grave question" about the law's val idity. Raymond asked for the opinion in connection with the proposed annexation of two areas to the city of Port land. Portland Produce Portland (UPD Dairy market: Eggs To readers: AA extra large 45-4flc; AA large 42-46e; A large 41-44c; AA medium 3S-42c; AA small 25 -34c; cartons l-3c high cr. Butter Tn retallen: AA and A prints fi7c; cartons lc higher; B prints 66c. Cheese medium cured To- re tailers: 47 la - 48'iic; processed American 3-lh. loaf, 45-46 c. Portland (UPIi Dressed chickens No. 1 Rrade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn, 29-39c lb.: cut-up 36-43c lb; hens light type, whole drawn, 23-29C lb.; light type hens, cut-up 26-34c lb.; heavy whole 34-39c lb. Open 4 P.M. Till 12 SUNDAY DINNER Highway Traffic Light Knocked Down Traffic signal lights at Stew art ave. ana Highway 99 were knocked down by a Con solidated freignt Lines truck pulling two trailers yesterday afternoon. The signar standard was still down today, but state highway department officials said they hope to have the per manent installation erected by Saturday and lights back in operation by Saturday after noon. The truck and two trailers driven by Edward Barnett Swarner. 51, of San Jose, Calif., was northbound when one trailer jacknifed to the left and skidded into the met al pole as Swarner applied the brakes, according to state police. The driver said he was un hurt, officers said. A Medford fire department truck stood by because diesel fuel spilled onto the highway. Porter Plans Visit In Area Next Week Former Congressman Charles O. Porter, Eugene, who is seeking the Demo cratic nomination for fourth district representative, will be in the Medford area April 23, 24, and 25, Wilbur Gardner, Monday noon, Porter will sneak at a luncheon nt Omar's restaurant, Ashland, and Tues day noon he will speak at a no-host luncheon at the Med ford hotel. Both luncheons are open to the public, Gard ner said. Porter will spend most of his time campaigning at coffe- hours, in area suner-mnrkets and small towns throughout Jackson county, Gardner said. NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED Portland - IUP1I - Represen tatives of the striking carpen ters union and officials of the Associated General Contrac-1 tors resumed negotiations! here today. Portland Livestock Portland (UPIi (USDA. Weekly livestock: - Cnttls 1700; choice itcers 27.23, good-choice 27; good 24-26.50; standard 20-23: standard -good heif ers 22-2B.50; choice to 28.30; din ner - cutter " cowl 10-14; cutter utility bulls 18-21.50. Calves 280; few choice calves 33.50-34. bulk good-choice 28-33; utilttv-standard 20-26. Hog 1625; late sales I and 2 butchers 17.50-19; heavier 16.50 17.23; sows 1 and 2 grade 19-16.30; heavier 13.50-14.50. Sheen 1650: few small lota choice prime wooled old crop lambs 17.25-17.50 early, to be horn prior to slaughter; good choice shorn No. 3 pelt feeder lambs 12-14; cull-good ewes 2.79 3.25. Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Pardy cloudy toniRlu and Saturday. A little warmer Saturday. Low to nisht 33. High Saturday 65. Western Oregon : Partly cloudy lonight and Saturday,, except night and early morntne overcast on coast and north interior. Low to night 36-44. High Saturday 3B-0B. Northern California: Fair through Saturday. A little warmer in north interior and near central coast Saturday. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yeiler dav 40; below normal 7. Record high this date 88 in 1030. Record low thia date 27 in 1927. PRECIPITATION : 24 hours to midnight .27 In. Midnight to 10 a.m. trace. Total this month .30 in., .46 in. below normal. Total since Sept. 1 13 02 In , 1.25 I in. Dc low normal. highest this a.m. 76e;. men q:uu CITY Yrster- hr. riay Brooklns.. Crater Lake . . Grants PaaS Mfnvard Prairie Klamath Falls . MEDFORD ... Portland 40 17 Sratlle 51) Spokane B4 Yakima .. 73 42 43 Eureka Red Bluff ill 63 AS .48 40 .14 41 . .01 Sacramento es San Francisco .... 5A Los Angeles 60 .10 52 Phoenix !8 Denver 112 Chicago 51 Miami Beach 60 New York 61 Washington. D. C. 64 61 51 35 44 .07 FIVE-DAV FORECAST (Throufh April 25): Western Orpon-Western wash inyion Tempraturca averailnp near seasonal with hinhs flO-fln western Washfngton and 02-72 weslern Oreion. Lows mostly in low 40s. Showery neriodJ mostl' occurrinf about Siturrlay and ivesriay. Total precipitation about seasonal. Northern California No nre ripltallon except for a rain or two in the extreme nOrth. Tempera tnrcs near normal. If you can haar but don't undtr stand, Sonoton would liks to htlp you. Whither you wear a hearing aid or not, lot ui glvo you a fro audiomotrit htaHng analyiii. 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Wayne Hays, (D-Ohio) criticizing U.S. plans to give Ethiopian ruler Haile Selassie a yacht on the grounds that Selassie can pay for it himself: "He Is reputed to have mora gold in his own personal fortune in Swiss banki than any other country except the United States in gold bullion." New Orleans-Astronaut Virgil Grissom, explaining why new spacemen recruited into the program will face a lot of competition: "I wan to go to the moon, too." Washington Sen. Hubert Humphrey, (D-Minn.) attacking Republicans in general on their opposition to Kennedy's method in combating the short-lived price increase: "They have an inborn, uncanny ability to get on the wrong tide of a major issue." Professor Gets Record NSF Grant Eugene -HOT- A University of Oregon professor has re ceived the largest grant ever awarded by the Social Science Division of the National Sci ence Foundation. The S224.700 grant to Dr. Homer G.. Barnett, professor of anthropology, also is the largest single grant ever re ceived by the school for re search by an individual fac ulty member, the university said today. Dr. Barnett'. project will involve the study of 10 groups of Pacific . islands who have been uprooted from f AWARD WINNING f II stud.ntt 75c II 7M(M 77 I 1 STASI A nikllMA onnu mei nnv di--a II K!'i? T't31lr ; aw air a. m alia, m r rmi I i i. na . . ... r 1 and COCKTAIL LOUNGE WILL OPEN 1 1 1 1H . 52lV AMi " 9lh -frOM- X B Ia7 ff 5! H7WKje&' Wsten, sl" I EfiSTER SUKDflY EISNERS f ML t M Roast' Oregon Turky with 0roln8 3 V, Sjii2SIaWt 1 m Virginio Bak.d Ham with Pinap3l Sauce . !V-' I fTf-JV.I j ;., .Jl I Complete-!00 Dinner llHrr UJ-! (Child'. Plat. $1.J5) liHAV IfcfVB j jmt PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU ll VlX.l Sfl 1,"J1 tk lC CHOICE STEAKS PRIME RIB SEA FOOD . W 111 ' V l fvJL I- : ill :.li.C ..TECHNICOLOR I MELODY ROOM PRESENTS C II wwu, SPECIAL S f'r " 7j this fine musician. 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Saturday at 943 Summit ave., : A representative of a I Medford, to discuss the pos- isibility of forming an organi- 'Zatinn Of InC haulm,,, in Ihic .'". ' area- . The gnvp also will discuss Adults $1.25 - Students $1.00 - Children 50c II Mitn-Ctldutn-Maytr J&M. f F,lm ,n rOUW LPLf Ut'-Ni't.WA . TtCH'J'COl CID t ' " in n . TONIGHT AND SATURDAY TWO SHOWS TONIGHT 7:00 and 9:00 FOUR SHOWS SATURDAY - 1:00-3:00-7:00-9:00 ' Adults Regular Price TONIGHT and SATURDAY Nomina ttd for 9 Academy Awards First Drive in Showing of On of the Year's Grsefeit HitsJ mil .'if JACKIE . i GLEASON LAURIE QECRGE C. SCOTT MYRON McCORMICK CO-FEATURE n X.' (tf' -Tt-jJB i THEY HOLD PimAfJA ikW I.T?L ? tlFt AND DsSATHi GAZZARA HI"!, CLARK BALIN (Ml ALBERT ADDED SATURDAY ONLY 3rd A 15 Ionization plans to attend the j meeting to report on a recent k,.inH In AIUnr.tr nn,arn;r, Ileal lllg . Ill OI"a"J l.u,,ti lllllg new applications for PUC per- mils to haul logs. TONITE & SATURDAY DOORS OPEN 7:30 SHOW STARTS 8:00 Samuel Brotulcn'j PnJucthn Children 50e . PAUL MCIUMAKJ PIPER BONUS FEATURE ! ! 1962 (r PI ipp ' a 11 irl il 3, io 19 i
