Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 22, 1962, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON John Nuich says, "Gift a Gift That Keeps on Giving" CAPTURE htr HEART Exciting Columbia Rings some with Pearls, others with Jade, Turquoise or Coral-all of them sparkling with diamonds. In 14K Florentine Gold. GENUINE GEMS at prices you would expect to pay for imitations. from $39.50 TAKE ALL OF 1S63 TO PAY! OCEAN STAR with calendar window. One piece seamless case. Fully waterproof. Stainless steel with 1 8k gold markers $120. Yellow Midoluxe $135. EASY TERMS BULOVA for Christmas MX Big Selection! Newest Styles! IENIT0K-1? ilt ".fwfc lull"! Aduithlf ipiniion hlM viif ma wn.tt. 75 Oil MONO 0M1U-? f. T"d 7 SFWfc 'M'ltlM Yt!nnf h.. $39.95 JIT tllMlS-Wjlrrprrjot, !--emrjin lummnut All 1tf AlW v'.UN wtfi chJKflt (J-1 1 moiHsuor-?if-.ti sk. IM'fl' (iovf- bl-Ml VCiiw $59.95 M. til Chriifmtf. Easy Terms OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9 Locals THURSDAY. NOVEMBEH 22. 1962 Garage Fir - An attempt to start a furnace by igniting gasoline in it resulted in a garage fire Tuesday morning at the Loven Shephard resi dence, 648 Park St., Ashland, firemen reported. There was no serious damage, however. Firemen responded at 7:37 Returm - Mrs. Lura Apple white, 112 Nob Hill St., Ash land, has returned from Mill Valley, Calif., where she vis ited her son and daughter-in-law, Maj. and Mrs. Warren G. Applewhite, who are parents of a daughter born Oct. 8. Permits Issued - Building ; permits have been issued by I the city building department ; to D. L. Pickell to erect a ; $10,000 residence at 2865 : Howard ave., and to Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone company to do a $3,800 re- l modeling job on a commercial building at Fifth and Bartlctt sts. Births HUCK - To Mr. and Mrs. Gaynor David, 2754 Orchard Home dr., Medford, Nov. 20, ; 1962, a boy, 7'j pounds at Rogue Valley hospital. COOK - To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James, 235 DeBarr ave., Medford, Nov. 21, 1962, a boy, 7'j pounds at Rogue Valley hospital. COFFIN - To Mr. and Mrs. Jack R., 1215 West 11th st., Medford, Nov. 21, 1962, a girl, 9 pounds at Rogue Valley hospital. BREAZEALE - To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R., 909 Stevens St., Medford, Nov. 21, 1962, a girl, 8 pounds at Rogue Val ley hospital. Police Investigate Two City Accidents Medford city police investi gated two non-injury vehicle accidents in the city Wednes j day. No citations were issued, officers said. I David Gregory MacDougall, j Jr., 44, of 1805 Thomas rd., ; told police that his car had collided with another vehicle ; about 7:17 p.m. at Columbus ave. and West Main st. The other driver failed to leave information at the scene of ; the accident, MacDougall told police. Vehicles operated by Wayne ! Douglas Wood, 18, Central i Point, and Marieann Eileen Rora, 21, Vancouver, Wash., ! collided about 11:01 p.m. at Riverside ave. and Barnett rd., officers said. NOW THRU SAT. Open Today at 4:00 CONTINUOUS 4:30 si i MICHAEL ! CUFF IMS NICK CAliiH iROBENMacMilUM ZOOMING CO-HITI TOM JuliA POSTON - MEADE STAR GAZERO 2)i 3- 6- S-U 46.75.89-93 , TAUIUJ APR. 21 I MAY 21 vM2.13.24-3q 69-78-83-84 GEMINI JO MAY 22 -j' JUNE 22 ON 1-16-19-36 CANCEI . tl 57-59-66-68 ri.70-7685-86 uo 5 JULY 24 Ij. AUG. 23 IT) 2- 9-28 31 f 32-45-53 VIICO AUG. 24 j SEPT, 22 KYf33.39.5fJ M.61-64-67 -Br CLAY H POLLAN- Yovr Doily Activity Guide According to fn Stars. To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers or your Zodiac birth sign. UMA OCT 23 vl 11-14 18-38 "' 12-50-53 I Belter 31 On 6 1 Ffet 1 Pjt 3: Ad c2 Hi. r ?rideifijl J3 Fo'atd i3 Magneitsm If t ji V5ur eu Th b Lock .'3 Ui o3S'iO' 3 s "d oorxi 7J-Jr 3" P(jitnfl p7Pait f l" ivai ."3 Or oo To 9 Th ;? 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Claims were down, com pared to last year, in every area of Oregon except Astoria and Ontario. Astoria has the state's high est rate of insured unemploy ment, 9.3 per cent, Hillsboio enjoyed the low est rale, 2.1. The 1,490 claims last week were up 9.9 per cent from a month ago as the regular sea sonal drop in jobs continued. There were more layoffs in logging, lumbering and con struction. Insured u n e m p I o y ment rates in cities, with last year's comparisons, included: Cor vallis 2.5 per cent, down .6; Eugene 3.1, down 1.4; Klam ath Falls 3.5, down 1.9: Med ford 4.5, down 2.1; Pendleton and Milton - Froewalcr 4.3, down 2.3; Portland 2.7, down .5; and Salem 3, down 1.1. Lumbermen Could Appeal To OEP Washington - OiPIi - H a r d presscd Pacific Northwest lumber companies could ap peal to the Office of Emer gency Planning for help in meeting Canadian compete tion, officials of the agency said today. But one official said that a required investigation to de termine whether Cana d i a n lumber exports to the United States present a threat to U.S. national security might take up to one year. The official said the OEP, which is directly under the President, has the responsi bility only for determining whether imports affect nation al security. An investigation by the OEP could be made under terms of the trade ex pansion act of 1962. If it were found that im ports from Canada were a threat to national security, the OEP would inform the Presi dent. Any further steps would have to be made by the President. Warehouse Grant for Coos Bay Approved Washington -illPli-The Com munity Facilities Administra tion has approved a $41,000 grant for warehouse and serv icing facilities for Coos Bay, it was announced Wednesday. The administration also ap proved a $8,750 grant for North Bend for construction of airport facilities. Short Course Set At Forestry School Corvallis - Variable plot cruising, or wedge cruising, will be the topic of a three-day short course at the Oregon Slate university school of for estry Jan. 23 to 25. Prof. John F. Bell will be director. Wedge cruising has helped reduce the cost of determining the volume of standing (or windthrown) timber. This is the seventh year the short course has been offered by Oregon Stale. It is being repeated this year because of unusually heavy registration in prior years. Announcements will be mailed out later this year to Pacific Northwest forestry firms and agencies. SEARCH CONTINUES Camas - HTIi - Skindivrrs were to continue a search this morning of Lackamas Lake, two miles north of here, for Henry L. Flagcr. 56. who has been missing since Sunday. Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Gradual clearing this afternoon. Clear early toniRht. For or low clouds early Friday morning. Cloudy Friday with rain afternoon and nieht. High both days 48-52. Low tonight 3340. Wnslirn Orctrnn: Scattered shoW' era and periods of partial clearing today. iariiy ciouay ana comer iu nisht. Cloudv with rain Friday. High both dayi 43-52. Low tonight 30-10. Northern California: Fair in aouth, variable cloudiness in north today, tonight and Friday with a little rain in north today and in extreme north late Friday. Cooler northern areas today. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATUHE: Mean yester dav 44; above normal 7. Record lush this date fi8 in tf)l. Record low this date 20 in 1938. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight. .04 inch. Midnight to 10 a.m.. .48 inch. Total this month 2 20 inchei, .44 inch above normal. Total since Sept. 1. 9 23 inches. 4 inches above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 74 v. highest thia a.m. 96'.e. Mich 4:0ft 34- CITY Yester- a.m. nr. day Low Prer. Brookings (it 40 .AO Klamath Falls .... 52 .in .02 MEDFORD 55 42 .52 Portia nd S 0 4 2 T. Seattle 4ft 3fl Spokane 43 31 Yakima 4fl 37 T. Eureka 5fl 50 T- Red Bluff 74 4 1 Sacramento (ifi 44 San Francisco 72 52 Los Angeles , .72 4ft Phoenix 71 43 Denver 5fi 23 Chicago 53 31 T. Miami Beach 81 75 New York 50 47 flfi Washington. D. C. 31 50 1 22 HIDEAWAY CAFE 1182 COURT STREET OPEN 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. THANKSGIVING DAY Turkey Dinners Baked Ham HOME MADE PIES ....$1.50 ....$1.25 Harvey Amends Boundary Complaint The Dalles - il'Pli - Harvey Aluminum Co. has amended its complaint in a local school district boundary dispute to list Sheriff Ernie Mosicr and members of the school board, acting as a district boundary board, as defendants. Mosier was named because of his position as tax collector. Harvey last week paid its 1962-63 property taxes but turned $51,236 over to the county clerk's office for pos sible allocation to School Dis trict 12 (The Dalles) instead of School District 9 (Cheno-with-Mosier-Rowena). Heretofore, Harvey has paid a major share of the property taxes in District 9. The amended complaint stated that the plaintiff is "tendering into court" the tax monies "in dispute for 1962 63." The firm estimated this sum at $51,236. Included in the amended complaint is a school district boundary description on which the calculation is based. The complaint asks the court to settle the controversy. BOODYIM (Iff mm EBSEN 1 SAVAUSl SIMNS I -who swt SMASH HITS! NTMONV tl PERKINS m JANI FONDA SAIL Bibesl '-j' JOHN PAYNE JAN STERLING - IYLE BETTGER ' C01-0 " M Lu" . . i? 1 c m . r -j x it i rn -S-r-To..u..(0C0NNELLA r w rT-F wiiurn rami jt Sheriff's Deputies Make Two Arrests Two persons were arrested by Jackson county sheriff's deputies Wednesday, one on a warrant, and 14 other com plaints were received by the department for one of the bus iest days in recent weeks, dep uties said today. About 10:55 p.m., Lillian Lovan Zander, 39, of a local hotel, was lodged in the coun ty jail on a charge of forgery. She was arrested on a district court warrant. Also arrested was Roy Al len Jenkins, 2804 Cummins rd., Medford, on a charge of disorderly conduct. He was lodged in the county jail about 7:30 p.m. following an investigation by deputies of a family disturbance earlier in the evening. Man Lodged in Jail Following Accident Vaughan Allen Bigalow, 22, of 2010 East Main St., was arrested and lodged in city jail by Medford police yester day on a charge of drunk in public and for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Police said Bigalow took a car from the O. K. Market parking lot without permis sion of tlie owner, John Ed mond Bowman, 1462 Poplar st. According to police, Biga low was involved in an acci dent with the vehicle about 10:36 p.m. in front of 528 Beatty st. Officers said Biga low ran off the road there, damaging a lawn, flowers and a tree. Five Face Bank Robbery Charges Carson City, Ncv. - il'PD -Arraignment of five persons accused of burglarizing a Reno bank of $116,552 was con tinned indefinitely Wednesday to give defense at torneys more lime to study the indictment. Federal Judge John Ross also denied a motion to re duce the $50,000 bail for James R. Day. 28, and his wife, Josephine, of Matairic, La. The Days also face charges of armed robbery and posses sion of narcotics in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. Other de fendants appearing at the hearing were Sandra Jeanne Barnwell, 23, Reno; John E. Foster, 28, Portland, Ore. and Edward D. Harris. 34, Reno. The indictment charges that Miss Barnwell, a former teller at the Security National Bank, secured a key to the night deposit safe and give it to Day who had a duplicate made. She also gave him her outer door key to the bank and the safe depository combination, the indictment charges. The government contends the five plotted the crime and Harris and Foster actually entered the bank in July of 1961 and made off with $32, 619 in cash, $82,673 in checks, and an additional $1,260 in either cash or checks. A 9 Obituaries CLAYTON T. BARTLETT Funeral services for Clay ton T. Bartlctt, 66, of Talent, who died Tuesday, will be held at 3 p.m. Friday in Cun-gcr-Morris downtown chapel. A. Clarke Smith of the Talent Friends church will officiate. Committal will be privale. Mr. Bartlctt was born Nov. 14, 1896. in Linn. Ore. He had lived in southern Oregon since 1944. the past eight years in Talent. He was part owner of the Roguedalc Mo tel in Shady Cove for a num ber of years, and became a partner in the Valley Lockers in Talent in 1954, selling them in June this year. He was a veteran of service in th U. S. Navy during World War I. Survivors Include a broth er. W. Jay Hoover, Parma, Ida.; a niece, Mrs. Louclla Welch, Central Point, and several nephews. Storm Forces Two Dairymen To Quit Salem -(DPD- Only two fluid milk dairymen have quit the dairy business as a result of the Columbus Day storm, and six others are undecided whether to continue milking, the State Agriculture Depart ment said Wednesday. At least 81 head of dairy stock died in the storm, and five others were crippled. These facts came from in formation gathered by the state department of agricul ture's dairy inspectors in west ern Oregon. The survey in cluded only dairymen produc ing for the consumer market, as opposed to factory milk producers. It covers roughly 60 per cent of the producers under state inspection. Dairymen in the mid-Willamette valley suffered the worst construction losses. Every dairy reported damage, and 16 reported dairy build ings destroyed. The partial survey revealed 92 buildings were a complete loss and 247 others damaged in varying degrees. HEWITT E. PARRISH Funeral services for Hewitt E. Parrish. a resident of the VA Domiciliary, White City, who died Tuesday, will be held at White City Chapel at 2 p.m. Friday. Chaplain John Frazec will officiate. Interment will be in the VA cemetery at Eagle Point. Perl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Parrish was born Sept. 17, 1895. in Iowa. He was a veteran of World War I serv ing with the U. S. Army. He entered service Jan. 3, 1918, at Ft. MacArthur, Calif., and was dischraged Jan. 20, 1919, in Persidio, Calif. He is survived by one son, Robert Parrish, Portland. TODAY CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 P.M. I mm mm mws mm mm "mm m No one under 16 will b admitted unless accompanied by an adult. I Youth Injured in Motorcycle Mishap A 16-year-old Medford youth was injured about 2:50 p.m. yesterday when the mo torcycle he was riding crash ed through a traffic barricade at Eighth st. and Riverside ave., according to city police. Injured was Brian Kent Porter, Topside Orchard, Old Stage rd. He was reported in good condition at Rogue Val ley hospital today. The traffic barricade was the property of Peter Kiewit and Sons Construction company. ALL SEATS $1.00 DRIVE-IN COUTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY, MOTORIST KILLED Hcrmiston - (UPll - Doyle Preston Male, 60, Hcrmiston, was killed late Wednesday when the car in which he was riding struck a bridge abut ment on a county road one mile south of here. The Chet Atkins Gretsch Guitar AT ST JT f4 PURUCKER 4 MUSIC HOUSE 6 FOR MODERN GOOD "fL I nnio nunc TriMt: luuio, rurL i uinl AND QUICK RESPONSE GnFIscff GUITARS edited by gifted liandi lor famous Riiitansts A Small Deposit Holdt It Your S.O. Dealer for GRETSCH GIBSON FENDER Inquire about our Sensational Guitar-lesson-Rental Plan Available Soonl 111 North Central Phone 773-7538 COMING IN CONCERT SATURDAY, DEC. 8 MEDFORD ARMORY 8:30 P.M. OAC OF SOC. PRESENTS I Tickets for but letting now at Puruckeri ind on cam put at SOC. $2, $2.50 & S3. Mil orders self add. en velope, Puruckers Record Dept. 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