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MbOtOHD MAIL IrtlBUNE, MEDFORD, OHEGON W.l.oiMy, OUl'ObbR 3, 19S2 A 13 Local and Meters Flattened - Two Ashland city parking meters were flattened and some shrubbery damaged when the trailer section of a truck turned over on Lithia way last night. The accident oc curred at 6:05 p.m. when the truck driver, James Lowell Swinehart, 57, of San Fran cisco, said he had brake trou ble which caused the trailer section to strike the euro. Swinehart was not hurt. To Hold Sale Ruth Esther unit, Weslcyan Service guild. First Methodist church, will hold a rummage sale Thurs day, Oct. 4, iu ihe Fehl build ing, 108 North Ivy st., Med ford, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Good used clothing and household wares will be on sale. Those needing pickup service may call 773-1875. Building Permit - A build ing permit has been issued by the Medford building de partment to Walter A. Taylor to erect a $10,000 residence al 2797 Merriman rd. Not Occupant - Keith Mor gan, owner of a house at 211 Vancouver ave., Medford, which was damaged by fire Tuesday morning, told the Mail Tribune that he is not the occupant of the residence, although he does own it. The house is occupied by John Hads, Morgan said. Firemen originally had identified Mor gan as the occupant. .inuucMituuc ICMlHIWbUIV 2ND BIG HITI FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE RICHARD BASEHART 2a ii cfniiv . dcv ii I in . IUIUI.V BBlun 3r STli ERVilN . REX ALLEN DANMf BWVO Pictures Vim "T BROADWAY'S BIG BOYIOVES PAJAHA GIRL SENSATION IS ON IHE SCREEN! m T0N1TE! 8HIRIEV YVE8 MacLAINE-MONTANQ f I EDWARDS. BOB E vft tithe fM ear , TVI I fisasHA ZSJ !mi YUKU IANIfm.techwjuu-W I W""WUft,yM,S) VI ur.m Personal Clinic Op9n The chest x ray clinic at Sacred Heart hospital will be open from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight and Thursday, Oct. 4, from 2 to 5 p.m. According to the Jack son County Tuberculosis and Health association, which sponsors the clinic, the eve ning hours are planned once a month for the convenience of those who find it difficult to visit the clinic during the Thursday afternoon hours. 4-H News Eagle Point Termites The first meeting ot the Eagle Point Termites 4-H club was held recently. Our club is the first wood working club in Jackson coun ty. We had our club elections. Our officers are president. Leslie Krambeal; vice presi dent, Ricky Allen; secretary, Phillip McGuire, and report er, Rollin Archer. At our first meeting we had eight members. They are Leslie Krambeal, Ricky Allen, Phillip McGuire, Rollin Arch er, David Allen, John Adams, Linn Minor, and Dale Acker man. Rollin Archer, Reporter C. P. Cudcheweri The meeting of the C P. Cudchewers 4-H club was called to order by past presi dent, Cathy Legler. Cathy An horn led the flag salutes. Mrs. Anhorn, our leader called for re-enrollment. Minutes were dispensed with. We discussed record books, traw, clippings, pictures and the 4-H fair. Election of offi cers was held. New officers are James Anhorn, president; James Shepherd, vice presi dent; Marian Hamlin, secre tary; Cathy Legler, reporter; John Shepherd, Sgt. at Arms; Cathy Anhorn, safety chair man; James Stith, game lead er: and Tanna Leroy, offi:r- at-large. We discussed having a hol iday meeting at Legler's. A film, "American Farmer," was shown. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Anhorn. Catherine Legler, , Reporter Investment Funds Noo j quotation on selected tocks Fund ' Bid Asked BuUocK 1137 12.41 Chemical Fund 6.00 9.08 Colonial Ener 10.52 11.50 Eaton Howard Stk 11 47 12 40 Fidelity 13.37 14.45 Fundamental Invest. 8 20 8. OP Group Sec Avia-Elec 6.21 6 Tit Group Sec Com Stk 11.12 12.18 Group Sec Petr .... 10.4R 11.40 Mass Inv Growth Stk 6.65 7 27 Nat l Growth 6.75 7 38 Stocks 15.211 16.53 TV-Elec 0.68 7.26 United Accum 12.06 13.18 United Canada 15.83 17.21 United Continental.. 5.91 6.40 United Income 10.45 11.42 United Science 5.4H 5.0J) Value Line Inc 4.73 5 17 Variable 5.46 5.90 Wellington 13.33 14.53 Portland Produce Portland (UPI) Dairy market Eggs To retailers: A A extra larne 49-53c; AA larRe 46-51c; A large 45-47c; AA medium 40-43c; A medium 31-34c; AA small 21-30c; cartons l-3c higher. Butter To retailers: AA and A prints 07c; cartons lc higher; B prints 66c. Cheese (medium cured) To re tailers: 47-48'ac; processed Ameri can 510 lb. loaf, 45-46 zC Portland (UPI I Dressed chick. i cm INO. 1 grade are&scu 10 lc ' fallen: Frvers, whole drawn. 33- 3f)c lb.: cut-up. 37-43C lb.: hens, , light tvpe, whole drawn 21-2f)c lb ; light type hens, cut-up 23-34C lb.; heavy whole 3H-3c lb. DOORS OPEN AT 6:45 SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 1,1 'ff.-j,' P -."'('IW 'PiLil "Don't asK... coma see.'.' XLVvT WW John carol i y, drift i V: ' 9 o , i S'K f Jr if , ENTHUSIASTIC STUDENT - James Meredith, first Negro student at the University of Mississippi at Oxford, looks en thusiastic as he talks to newsmen after a class. lie said he enjoyed his classes and suggested that some students were Highway Dividers Prevent Accidents New York-(UPH-Hcad-on col lisions on major highways could be practically eliminat ed by use of dividers to sep erate traffic moving in oppo site directions, according to highway authorities. Statistics complied by safe ty experts indicate such crash es account for about 4,000 of the estimated 38,000 lives lost annually in motor vehicle ac cidents. High-speed toll road author ities, notably those operating the state turnpikes in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, are turning increasingly to steel median beam type guard rails to prevent head-on collisions of vehicles crossing into op posite lanes of on-coming traffic. The New Jersey turnpike, most heavily travelled toll road in the nation, has not experienced one fatality due to head-on collisions since in stallation of a metal guard over its 118-mile course, ac cording to Joseph Morecraft Jr., chairman of the Turnpike authority. - The 22 -year -old Pennsyl vania turnpike, oldest of all toll roads in the United States, recently passed the half-way mark in a program to install steel guard rails on its 470 mile route. Tests by California slate highway authorities with sev eral types of steel dividers on heavily - travelled freeways showed practical elimination of head-on accidents, highway officials said. Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Clear and considerably cooler tonight. Early morning fog and low clouds again Thursday, clearing out by mid day. Fair Thursday afternoon. In creasing cloudiness Thursday night. Low tuniht 36-42. High Thursday 70-75. Western Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Much cooler tonight with lows 33-45. Highs Thursday (iB-74. Northern California: Fair to night and Thursday. Cooler tonight but warmer most sections Thurs day. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester dav 5!t; below normal 1. Record low this date 06 In ln.lR. Rrcnrd low this date 31 in 101D. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight .18 Inch. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month .16 inch, .06 Inch above normal. Total since Sept. 1, .92 Inch, .17 Inch above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday SI'-,, highest this a.m. 100. High 4:00 24- CITY Vester- a.m. hr. day Low I'rer. Brookings 2 50 .53 Grants Pas fifl 43 .13 Howard Prairie 68 38 Klamath Kails B 37 MEDFORD - 71 43 Portland 73 53 M .04 .16 38 .15" T. .38 Seattle ..... Spokane . Yakima .... , 72 . 70 . 76 AH Ml 44 "32 31 52 34 fiO Eureka - 70 Red Btnff BS Sacramento BO Sn Francisco R Los Angeles 75 Phoenix f7 fi.T Denver - 1 35 .02 Chicago 'i hi .30 Miami Beach B7 R2 .10 New York 76 53 Washinctnn, D. C 75 53 FIVE-HAY FORECAST (Throuzh Ori. m: Western Oregon-Western Wattl ing ton Temperatures below nor mal with hiehs ti)-70 and lows 40 50. Participation heavier than normal in recurring mm begin ning Friday or Saturday. HOLLAND HOTEL Coffee Shop and Wooden Shoe Lounge FEATURING THE DYNAIV3ICS One of the Biggest sounding little Combos in the West for your dancing and listening pleasure. Delicious Steaks, Sea Food, Chops and Chicken served in the Lounge and Coffee Shop until Midnight. East German Miner Leaps 98 Feet Into Canal in Bold Swim for Freedom Berlin TUPD A coal miner who leaped from a bridge 98 feet to freedom in a bor der canal said Tuesday he drank a bottle of schapps to work up courage for his flight. The miner, Peter M., 26, said he was so flustered that he swam about 65 yards in the wrong direction to the eastern bank and had to turn around and swim the entire 180-yard-long canal to the British sector bank. The miner jumped from the 98 - foot railway bridge over the Humboldt Barge Harbor on the border be tween East and West Berlin. The harbor connects Span dau Canal and Spree river. Police said it was almost miraculous that he was un injured. He was taken to a West Berlin hospital for an exam ination and then sent to a refugee camp. "I climbed over the wall and made my way .unno ticed to the elevated rail way lino leading to West Berlin," he told newsmen, .PIZZA PARLOR TRY OUR FAMOUS PIZZA SUPREME MADE WITH 7 KINDS OF CHEESE, BAKED IN 750 OVENS FRIENDLY FAMILY ATMOSPHERE Large or Small Partial ALWAYS WELCOME OPEN NOON DAILY (Thursday thru Sunday) OPEN AT 4:00 P.M. (Monday thru Wednesday) ORDERS TO GO 773-7721 BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CENTRAL ON EaT JACKSON 215 E. JACKSON MEDFORD SHAKE S beginning to accept his presence on the campus. A large crowd gathers, mostly out of curiosity, whenever Mere dith changes classes. CUPI) "I was walking along the tracks on the bridge just a few yards from tbe West Berlin border when by the light of a passing train I saw three Communist po licemen blocking my way. "They did not see me but I immediately dove head first Into the water. The splash attracted the atten tion of a Communist patrol boat and a searchlight was turned on me. "I dove and swam under the water. When I came up I saw barbed wire on the bank and I realized that I had swum the wrong way. "I dove again, swam west ward and made it. The boat after the first time never spotted me." The miner asked that his last name be withheld. Here's the best all-around corns has come For '63, we present the first compact built to do everything well,.. the first compact to carry a 5-year warranty It's The New Valiant... with 33 Important value features. Some compacts art good at tconomy. Soma feafura performance. Soma offer luxury. Now, for 'S3: a compact built to do every thing well. Tie New Valiant axcea In economy and performance. It looks great. It costs little. And The New Valiant carries America's first 5-year warranty. All Internal parts of the i You AulrvKiol Plynouth-Vi'lint Haltr't Warranty i'ianit iWa-l m matunal f'tt on th svtyr btir. ''al iH iftarnal prli, tftntfium nM H innrral rMf wfrMt Marirrfja, prowi'Md if vtu Ml Mn Mr.icao al raanab iniarvali SOC Enrollment Now More Than 1,800 Ashland - Southern Oregon college's enrollment went over the 1,800 mark this week. Enrollment this morning to taled 1,831. The figure reach ed 1,800 Monday. The rate of increase over the correspond ing date a year ago continues about 27 per ce t. A year ago today, 1,438 had enrolled. There has been about a 35 per cent Increase in the num ber of old students returning, college officials noted. Livestock Portland (UPD USDA Cattle 300. Mixed good-choice steers 27.50; heifers. utilitystandard 17 20; canner-cutter cowi 0-13.75; cut tcr bulls 785-030 lb. 16.50-17. Calves 75. Vealert good 25-27; choice to 28. Hogs 350. U. S. 1 ind 3 butchers 233-243 lb. 10.50; sows 1 and 2 grade 350-417 lb. 15-16. Sheep 350. Choice-prime 102 lb. raiiRe lambs 10.75; choice around 80-tiH lb. 18-18.50; feeder lambs fancy near 85 lb. 17. up flew a .rtwmmtk,. ''-,u,'aSMi r S t DICK 33 South OBITUARIES HERMAN H. HERRIN Ashland - Herman H. Her rin, 71, of 940 Tolman creek rd., Ashland, died yesterday at his residence. He was born Feb. 8, 1801, in Camden, Tenn. He has re sided in the Rogue valley area for approximately 21 years. Survivors include his wife, Betty. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Litwillcr Funeral home. FLORA B. THOMAS Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Bell Thomas, 8'J, of Jacksonville, who died Mon day, will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday in Conger - Morris downtown chapel. The Rev. Roy C. Price of the Williams Community church will offici ate. Committal will be in Jacksonville cemetery. Mrs. Thomas was born April 16, 1880, in Kent, Nebr. She was married in 1939 to Curtis Thomas, who survives. She had lived in Williams and in the Applegate valley, with Ihe exception of 10 years spent at Table Rock, since 1929. Survivors besides her hus band, include two sons, Iral Barbers Contribute To Area Girl Scouts The Medford local of the Barbers union has donated $48.50 to the Medford Girl Scout council. The money is the amount received by local barbers July 16 when they cut the hair of a group of cadets from a Kentucky military academy. Advance arrange ments were made for the hair cut ting, since the group, en route to Seattle World's Fair, ar rived In the valley on a Mon-day-the day the barber shops are closed. The barbers agreed to cut the cadets' hair with the mon ey to be donated to a local charity. The group of high school cadets were from the Millcrsburg Military i n s 1 1 tutc. THAT'S THE BREAKS Waller, Tex.-UPII-The Shell Oil company drilled a four mile hole, the deepest in the history of Texas Gulf Coast oil exploration. The well was dry, and cost the company $1.3 million. act aftvM with yet... f II - --.-.Ma-''t fafHam.qWMHfcaJV angina, transmission and drive train are guar anteed for t years or 60,000 miles The 'S3 Valiant's confidence comes from its 33 Important value features, Including these: No, t One of our swinging new convertibles, all set to debut November It. No, 18 Bucket seats on Signet models. No, 81 Push-buttons '" ftimwk . Ih Mi 1 - --""'-'1 -r iitiiif 12 im) worfcmanahi on IK) un hai tMtn arparvlt tn Inclurl parti raplarmt)n1 or ropalr for S yftiri or 80,000 miln. whlfharrtr Coma ft 'It (oitlii'ling rrim,ii rtutrhj; lorrjn ronva'tar. 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Sea The New Valiant for 1963, quality-built by Chrysler Corporation, now at your nearby Plymouth-Valiant Dtalur'a. Hi My 4 Births CRONEENES To Mr. and i Mrs. James M., route 1, box 578A, Eagle Point, Oct. 2, 1962, twin girls, 5 lbs. 2 oz., and 6 lbs., IS oz., at Rogue Valley hospital. POET To Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jr., 777 East Main st., Ashland, Oct. 2, 1962, a boy, pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. ROOIST WISt JITOMl DOBBINS ERMEST LEMMAM uwm M,.yulCtH'H (himu, i. JEROME ROflB'SI a. in- LEONARD BLRNSTEIN STlfHiN SONDHdM m. i. ARTHUR LMJBtNTS Show Starts 8:00 p.m. SHOW PRICES $1.25 $1.50 75c 4 ' Mr in
