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Newspaper Page TextLocal and Return - Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey W. Parker, Foot hills rd., have returned alter a two-week vacation, during which they visited the Seattle World's lair, Rainier National park, in Portland and with friends at Washougal, Wash. Visiting - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minchow and their live daughters are on a month's visit with Mrs. Min chow's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bishop, Sams Valley, and other relatives in the valley. Minchow is a sergeant in the Air Force and the family ar rived here from Okinawa after two years there. They will leave about mid-June for South Carolina for Sergeant Minchow's new station there. Medical Patients - Mrs. Robert Heath, Klamath Falls, and Victor L. Cormie, Lake view, are reported as medical patients today at Sacred Heart hospital. Have Surgery - Four sur gery patients were listed to day at Sacred Heart hospital. They are Roy Vincent, route 1, box 273, Eagle Point; Lin da Lee Hall, 12 -year -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert W. Hall, 214 South Colum bus ave.; Sheila Kay Mc Beath, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McBealh, 300 Fourth St., Phoenix, and Michael K. Ness, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ness, 7 Glen Oak court. At Market - Mrs. Nancy Brown, Mann's Department store buyer, is in Los 'Angeles this week to purchase back-to-school and early fall cloth ing. Apprehended - Ashland po lice have arrested a 12-year-old Ashland juvenile on charges of break and entry. The boy was apprehended Saturday following an inves tigation of break-ins at the Twin Plunges, First and A sts. He was turned over to the juvenile department. Old Timers Meeting - The Old Timers club will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of A. L. (Tex) Nash, 2075 South Pacific highway. The group is made up of persons interested in antique cars and other persons interested have been invited to the meeting. Activities of the recent Aza lea festival at Brookings in which the group participated will be discussed, and plans will be made for a Redman lodge parade, Saturday, June 9; the Rooster Crow contest parade at Rogue River, June 16; the Catfish derby, and a tour and picnic at the Indian Springs reservoir, June 25. Calendar Tuesday. 8 p.m. - Pythian Sisters, Pythian bldg. Wednesday 11:30 a.m. - Contemporary Book club, Mrs. R. W. Gray, Cherry lane, Medford. 12 Noon - Eagle Point Gar den club, TouVelle park, pot luck picnic. 12:30 p.m. - Chapter CP, PEO sisterhood, home of Mrs. T. P. Barss, 332 Windsor avenue. 1:30 p.m. - Central Point Garden club, Mrs. Don E Faber, 415 Hazel St., Central Point. Ends n TQNITE.fc u ON SCREEN AT 8:20 P.M. & 12 P.M. -.STEVE BBkD J'M ucrtiirru ntTirti inrrrnti 2ND HIT ON SCREEN AT 10:20 P.M. M G-M BILL ED Ingmar Bergman Eye IS 'intellectual liumoc. A CC ll- niAy-CAe pomp." TUES.-WED. THURS. "CURTAIN AT "EIGHT-THIRTY" Personal Meeting Veterans of World War I, barracks and auxiliary, will meet Wednes day, June 6. at 8 p.m. at the Girls Community club, Bart lett st. Permits Issued The Med ford building department has issued permits to Floyd Court- right to remodel his residence at 401 South Peach st. at an estimated cost of $3,500, and to Jack M. Frances to re model his residence at 809 Oak st. at an approximate cost of $3,800. Mercy Flights Two flights last week end by Mercy Flights, Inc., air ambulance planes brought to 1,421 the number ot patients carried by planes of the non-profit serv ice in the past 12Vi years. On Friday, Coleman Smith, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith, Oklahoma City, Okla., was flown from Happy Camp to Medford for treat ment at Rogue Valley hospi tal. The boy suffered arm and head injuries when he fell from the Klamath river bridge at Happy Camp. On Sunday, Mrs. Edith Warnock, Medford. was flown here from Wheeler, Ore., where she had been convalescing. In Hospital Frank Wright, 1024 West 14th st., Medford, was admitted yesterday to Rogue Valley hospital for sur gery. Permits Issued - The Med ford building department Monday issued permits to Wendell Elmgren to remodel his residence at 204 Berry- dale ave. at an estimated cost of $1,500, and to Hutchins and Clark to erect a residence at 108 Mace rd. at an approxi mate cost of $10,000. Weather FORECASTS , Medford and vicinity: Fair antl I warmer through Wednesday, Low j tonight 38 to 42. High tomorrow 75 to 80. Western Oregon; Partly cloudy 1 tonight. Fair Wednesday. High both days 60 to 70, except 70 to 75 in extreme Mouth interior. Low 38 to 50. Northern Laiuornia: rair through Wednesday. Warmer most of the area. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 51; below normal VI. Record high this date 104 In 1926. Record low this date 37 in 1014. PRECIPITATION : 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month .15 Inch, .01 inch below normal. Total since Sept. 1, 15.38 inches, 1.60 inch below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 30 highest this a.m. 89. High 4:00 24- C1TY Yesler- a.m. hr. day Low Prec. Brookings 0 43 Crater Lake 41 13 Grants Pass 65 36 Howard Prairie .. 53 28 Klamath Falls 5! 31 MEDFORD 67 36 Portland 59 50 "Seattle 52 43 Spokane 3!l Yakima .... 64 44 Eureka 57 4B Red Bluff 83 5fi Sacramento 81 Los Angeles 61 50 LqsA n geles 68 5 fi Phoenix 97 62 Denver 85 46 Chicago .. 80 6!t Miami Beach 85 77 New York 78 64 T. Washington, D. C. 71 66 Portland Livestock Portland fUPDUSDA Cattle 300 Good 1075 lb. slaughter steers 23.50: low good 24.50; utility-standard Holsteins 1100-1200 lb. 19-20: canner-cutter cows 12-15.50; cutter bulls SCO lb. 18. Calves 75. Slaughter 27-27.50; utility-standard 18-24; medium good feeder 200-295 lb. 26-28. Hogs 300. U.S. I and 2 butchers 190-230 lb. 18-18.25; 2 and 3 at 220-250 lb. 16.59-17; 1. 2 and 3 at 340-400 lb. sows 13.50-15.50. Sheep 400. Choice-prime spring slaughter lambs 20-25; choice prime 1 and 2 pelt old crop 15; good ewes 3.50. Greatest Racing FHm ever meJ THE TRAVERS Mini KM , '""RWi GREEK HELMET BEGLEY ...wcn mtrn DOORS OPEN AT EIGHT VARSITY fnci ft rc" 6v P.iOmno ,m fji ii s" in " c &H ill mm w v& Jw$ m ' hi ml V- V ::-it4 " Si 1 f'lP lt:yJ?L i jfb)S V TARIFF BILL DISCUSSED - President Kennedy meets with the governors of four states and representatives of agriculture and poultry organizations to discuss a poultry tariff bill. From left are Gov. Ross Barnett, Mississippi; Russia Summons Satellites To Talk Plans for Economy Editor's note - A Commu nist summer meeting opens Wednesday in Moscow. What s behind the move? The chief diplomatic correspond ent in Europe for United Press International spotlights one of the major reasons. By K. C. THALER London - IUPU - Russia, alarmed at the prospect of a widening West European community, is out to meet the challenge with a Red "Com mon Market." The summit meeting of Communist leaders in Moscow Wednesday is to deal with this problem, as one of the most acute on a wide agenda of topics. The Kremlin apparently wants to put teeth into its economic alignment with the satellite states in East Europe which thus far have escaped total integration into Soviet economic plans. The growth of the Euro, nean Common Market, Brit ain's current efforts to join it and American plans for a a subsequent wider Atlantic alignment have galvanized Premier Nikita Khrushchev into a major counter - cam paign. Demands UN Action Last week he served notice he intends to mobilize the United Nations against the alleged threat from the West European economic align menls. He wants a world trade conference to try and break up Western cooperation. But, the Soviet leader-who has already started to enlist African support for his cam- oaien-is lakina no chances. The Red alignment already is in existence. It was set up as the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (COME CON) in January. 1D49, as a counter to the Marshal Plan which Russia rejected. Its aim was defined in these terms: "To strengthen the economic collaboration of Over-fhe-Counter Western Stocks By Unitfd Tresl Intf rnatlonal Bid Atkrd Bank of America 47-1; jO1. CrIH Pc Ulil 22, 24', Con FrciRht in 11 Cvprus Mines 23 25 'i Equilxhle S L 24 38'2 First National Bank S3 .17 'i Jantzen 27 4 Morri.vin Knudsen 31 17 MtiH Kennels 4'j 53. N.W. Natural Gas 27', 211 1 a Oiecon Metallurgical .. 1 I3. PPfcL 23 2.-.', PGL 22 25 US National Bank .. 67' , 72ai West Coast Tel 20". Weyerhaeuser 27 2! Investment Funds Nonn quotations on stocks: Fund Rid 117!? 9 37 10 47 11 93 13 F)2 B 45 15 34 9 0 4 an 1 9 2.1 11 II 12 10 3 80 fi RO fi R1 IS .12 631 4 8 1 .1 90 13 41 Asked (2 113 10 19 1 1 .4.1 12 89 14 94 9 30 16.74 9 8? 4 98 21.00 12.13 13 20 - 4 13 7 43 7 13 IT 86 7 42 53t 6 18 14.62 Bullock tnemical runs Colonial Ener Eaton Howard Stk .. Fidelilv Fundamental lr.vest Keystone B-3 Keystone B-4 Keystone K-2 Keystone S-l Kevstone S-2 Keystone S-3 Kevstnne S-4 Mass Y.w Orth Stk Nat l Growth Stocks TV-EV-r Value Line Inc . . Variable Wellington IN EXERCISE Army National Guard Pvt. Wayne R. Bcnsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Bcnsch. route. 4. Medford, participat ed in Exercise Mesa Drive, a joint Army-Air Force training maneuver at the Yakima, ivasn., Firing Center, recently. MEDFORD MAIL I'RIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON the socialist countries and to coordinate their economic de velopment on the basis of equal rights of all member states by organizing the ex change of economic and tech nical experience and render ing mutual aid in raw ma terials, food and equipment." Seeks Total Control The Kremlin's suspected real aim has been to get con trol over the satellites' econ omies and to make them de pendent on Russia beyond the hope of their turning io the west. The Kremlin leaders, plagued by agricultural and other economic problems, cannot have failed to notice the marked progress in the Western economic communi ties. The signs are that consider able adjustments will be need ed in the Red bloc, including one in the system of pricing wnich has been out ot touch with reality. Russia's latest modification in essential food prices and Khrushchev's frank explanation have show ed that evidently a review is in order of the inadequacy of trade, and aid, and over-all economic patterns which are frozen into uneasy equilibri um by Soviet dominance. All this is part of the race for a Red common market. Bartender Testifies At Schwemen Trial Portland - IUPII - Testimony continued today in the trial of Richard B. Schwensen, 27, charged with first degree murder In the death of Mrs. Jean Rosario Bussey, 29, last September. iVrs. Bussey's body was found in her car about a week after she disappeared. Medi cal reports indicated she died from an air bubble which entered her heart through the bloodstream. George Allen, a bartender, testified Monday that Mrs. Bussey and Schwensen left his bar about 2:45 a.m. on the morning of Sept. 18. He said she had come into the north cast Portland bar about a half hour before Schwensen and that after she was in the bar about an hour and a half Schwensen began talking to her. Mrs. Bussey's mother, Mrs. Lena Catanese, said her daughter had left her 4-year-old son with her the previous evening. She said she had I urged her daughter to go see a movie. GOVERNOR PAYS Los Angcles-iUPIi-The office of Gov. Edmund G. Brown paid a SS.25 jaywalking fine Monday for Norman Gold man. 38, of Garden Grove, Calif. Goldman got the ticket Sunday when he crossed a street to shake Brown's hand during a political rally. Pipe Tobqcco Pouch Pipt Rock Smoka Stand lighter EL PRODUCTO CIGARS PIPE & GIFT SHOP Earl's Gov. S. Ernest Vandiver, Georgia; President Kennedy, Gov. J. Millard Tawes, Maryland, and Gov. Elbert N. Car vel, Delaware. (UPI) Obituaries john McCartney John A. McCartney died this morning in his room at the Lake hotel. Funeral ar rangements will be announced by CongerMorris Funeral di rectors. JAMES M. MINNIS James McCoy Minnis, 44, of 1022 West 10th st., Medford, died in a local hospital yester day. He was an engineman at Medford's castside fire sta tion. He complained of chest pains last Thursday, and was hospitalized later. He had been with the department 1 since January, 1953, previous to which he was Jacksonville fire department chief. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in Conger-Morris downtown chapel. A Requiem Mats for Mrs. Mamie Blair, 86, of Ruch, who died Monday, will be said by the Bev. John llg at 9 a.m. Thursday in Sacred Heart Catholic church. Reci tation of the Holy Rosary will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Conger-Morris downtown chapel. Committal will be in Jacksonville cemetery. Mrs. Blair was born Feb. 4, 1876, in Red Bluff, Calif., was brought by her mother to her grandfather's home in Eagle Point at the age of a few months, and since the age of six years had lived in the Sterling and Applcgate valley areas. She tvas married Oct. 12, 1950, in Medford, to Walter M. Blair, who died in 1960. Survivors include a son, Ray Offenbacher, Ruch; a daughter, Mrs. Bessie John ston, Ruch; a sister, Mrs. Cora Rankin, Salem, Ore.; four grandchildren, 1 1 great grand children, and three great great grandchildren. Honorary casket bearers will include Otis Buck, James Winningham, Martin McDon ough, Earl Bostwick, Leon Of fenbacher, LeRoy Offenbach er, Eniil Cantrall. Truitt Can trail, Charles Offenbacher, and Stanley Smith. Portlander Kills j Prowler in Congo ! Leopoldville-iLTD-U. S. Em bassy attache Norman P. Rob-; crts Monday shot and killed a Congolese burglar who had ( entered his house, U.S. of-, ficials announced. Roberts, 36, o Portland, Ore., lives next door to the house in which Col. Hulan Stogner, a military attached at the embassy, was killed by a prowler last Ferbuary. Stog ncr's killer has not been found. Officials said the burglar was armed with a sharp chisel like weapon about a foot long. He was identified as Al fred Asukca, a Congolese na tional. U. S. Spokesman Fitzhugh Green said "something was discovered on the body prov ing the man had entered the house." Roberts was interrogated by Congolese police and released. JVi So. Csniril 772-2476 MtJM, Or. ) Airth ROGERS-To Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cecil, Chestnut st., Med ford, June 3, 1962, a boy, 8'i pounds, at Rogue Valley hos pital. MARTIN To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L., 601 North Colum bus av.v Medford June 1 1962, a girl, 8l4 pounds, at Rogue VaJJcy hospital. KEYS To Mr. and Mrs. Don R., 3839 Military rd., Medford, June 1, 1962, a boy, 6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hosipta. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C, 304 Ashland ave., Mcdlovd, June 2, 192, a girl 734 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. ARNOLD To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R., route 2, box 405, Gold Hill, June 1, 1861, a givl, 7 pounds, at Rogue valley hospital . - BREWER To Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lester Lewis, P.O. Box 13, Cove rd., Shady Cove, June 3, 1962. a boy, 7 pounds, at Rogue ValJey hospital. DUNTON To Mr. and Mrs. David Phillip, 840 Mor rison si., Medford, June 4, 1962, a girl, 74 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. LEWIS To Mr. and Mrs. Donald E., 112 North First St., Talent, June 4, 1962, a boy, 6'4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. Portland Produce The (allowing price quotations are from the agricultural market lint service of the U.S. Department ot Agriculture in Portland, Egss: Prices to retailers, cartons, X large AA 42-43; large AA 38 4.1; large A 37-40; medium AA 32 30; small AA 2 7-32. Prices to pro ducers: X large AA 29-32 'j; large AA 27-30',a: large A 25-27: me dium AA 20-23 la ; small AA 13 IB'.i. Butter: Prices to retailers. No. t & rlnis delivered. AA and A 60c, H.ic. Poultry: Prices to retailers, de livered, for grade A quality, fry ers, whole 31 cu up light type hens, whole 23-29, cut up 26-34; heavy type hens, whole 36-30. NOW Something NEW at- the GROTTO Enjoy A Complete 7 Course ITALIAN DINNER Served From 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Alto Your Choice of American Dinners AS USUAL The Grotto's Ftmout Chuck Wagon Lunch Sv4 (rat 11 f.nt. to 2 Adults $1.00 Cn.VdV.n UnJtr 10 iOc Coiftd fAondoy 1 1 p.m. (Lunch Only Srvd Mon.) Court Records DISTRICT COl'RT Dwiihl Beach Worthington. overload, $30, Bennv Franklin Compher Jr., no horn. $10. Allen Kranklin Patterson, illegal possession of game fish, $25. Roy Eugene Smith, overload. $30. Melvin Glenn White, tour in dri ver's seat. $3. Rock M. Pope, shooting from a public highway, $25. Douglas Edward Ness, disobeyed stop sign, $7.50. Elmer Floyd Magel, overload. $15. Rosco Eugene Bii'Mt, ovtttoao. $25.50. Paul Ronald Whitney, illegal possession of intoxicating tiquor, 30. Ronald Keith Fuller, illegal pos session of intoxicating liquor. $30. Robert Aubrey Cabler, overload, Raymond Rex Note, overwidth, 15. Johttie J. Sutton, no vehicle JJ cente, $5. James Charles Samoras, overload, $15. Clifford Cusack Hord, overload. $15. Eldon Leonard Bean, overload. 142. John Alfred Cibbs, failure to dim. $15. Donald Richard Bnrdfield, over load twice) $25; $25. Harold William Fochs, improper left turn. $25. Roxie Nesblt Snadwlch. no op erator's license. $5. Douglas Cyril McKay, no flag on extended load. $10. Richard Lynn Bennett, obstruct ed vision, $10. Carrol) Lee Clark, failure to dim headlights. $5; switched license Delvin Lee Elder, overload, $48. Clarence Jefferson Bailey, over. load $23.30. James Albert Nolin. no vehicle license, $15. Harlcy Harper, no vehicle li cense, S5. Donald. Raymond Rice 327 Maole st., Medford. reckless driving. $50. fIBCl'IT COl'JIT Verna V. Radford vs. Onts Rad ford, divorce decree. Georgetta M. Mattey vs. Ceroid George Mattey. divorce complaint. Bessie L. Jones vs. Allen Elie Jones, divorce complaint. Virginia Maxine Wicker vs. Rol and Ear) Wicker, divorce com plaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATION Lloyd Ernest W r I t"h V. lint Sprinebrook rd.. Medford, and Deneice Susan Thompson. 3(ij3 South Pacific highway, Medford. ueraia uee Bonney, urew Kural .. Tiller. Ore., and Dandra Lor. raine Crumpton, Tiller. iruentan toward vrninan. Hit Fox V.. AsYrtMMi, vcA UYkdl L Hill. 1323 Lee t.. Ashland . James D. Setzer, Prospect, and Shirley James, Prospect. Howard Ephrlum Staten. route 2. box 205, Medford, and Shirley Ann Maloney, route 2, box 192, Medford. Kenneth Lowell Tavloc. 125 First St.. Talent, and Betsy DcLols Boardman, 1603 Brookdale ave., Medord. Ml'.nKOlll) MUNICIPAL COURT Gerald Voyles Mintz, violation of basic rule, $10. 772-6424 SHOWN TO ADULTS ONLY NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED ' ALL SEATS $1.00 I t A NEW KIND J I f 'fl V ft THIS in frxi PICTURE! J:'.&ir i T j " Ptrmiltwi V " J r r " : .at m w i.m.-.--wt . . . ran I JMstsMMBTf SSBf- - -v k -r-. a n (.JENNlfER OONtS w JASON ROBAROS.Jr. JOAN FONTAINE TOM GWELL 1H HPMiith.inj n ! . .- a 4 ll rilf4r!lfok .k I I3 Full 7-Jewel The World's Greatest Gate Crasher He's crashed more than 3,000 "uncrashaMe" parties, eaten more than 1,000 free meals, rubbed elbows with statesmen, queens, movie stars, socialites and famous athletes. Stanley Bcrman, 36-ycar-ofd New York City cab driver reveals much about his exciting avoca tion as the perennial uninvited guest. JUNE 20th ISSUE Family WITH YOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JUKE S. James Richard Beck, driving wrong way on one-way street. $10. Alt Bennel Meltvoid, exphed vehicle license. $3. Jerry Ann Portier. disobeyed stop sign, S10. Jack Donald Canon, violation nf basic xuc. V-V Willard Sanford Rrnshaw, viola tion of basic rule. S10. Cecil Leroy Fry. disobeyed traf fic signal, $10. Joseph Randolph Brown, dis obeyed traffic signal. $10. Konald Lewis Ansted. dlsoheved stop sign. $10, and same violation, S!U Herbert Owen Hunt, violation of basic rule. $10. Clem Willard Poulton. violaUon of basic rule. $25. JacQullme Newland. violation of basic rule. $25. rVobT L rlMTfl. dTWVft wrani way on one-way street. $10. Sarah Eleanor Penland. failure to 5'fefcV rrphf cf war, $33. Maxmillen Caesar Der ranee, dri ving Willi suspended operator's li cense. $50. Clen Edwin Moses. Improper headlinhts. $10. uavid John Bergman, violation of basic rule. $25. Barbara Joanne Wrurht, violation of basic rule. $10. Richard Theodore Knuuon. vio lation ot basic rule, $10. Melvin Lee Underwood, follow ing too close, ViS. Lewis Keves. faifure to obtain Oregon opcrator'i license. $23. Andrew jacKson rrum. impro per Inue usage. $10. - uary L.aiiiar tvicuwi, violation 01 Roy Francis Miller, violation of ba.sic rule, Benjamin Drannon Craig, viola tion of bns-lc rule, $25. Floyd Wi niton Taylor, violation of basic rule, $25. Bonnie Jean Cheney, violation of basic rule.. $25., suspended (proba tion work order). Arlene Lue Carter, violation of basic ruir. $10 suspended ipwot. John Mike Flett. disobpyed stop sign, $10, and expired vehicle Ii cense, $!S suspended. Herbert Levern Crouch, dis obeyed traffic signal, $10. Jackie wane Hurd, violation of basic rule. $10. Leslie A mas Ladd, excessive noise, $10. Raymond EHhu West, violation of basic rule, Richard Andrew Paup, violation of basic rule, $10. Me.vSn Eugene HutA, xctW noise, $10. Thomas Bruce Bomboy, failure fo yiefrf rigrit of way, $23. Frederick Lee Johns, expired ve hicle license, $5. Dudley Brent Beath, no vehicle registration, $5. M-ta Aav MoCullQUftb., dclvln.1 qo. wrong Ride of street, $10. 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