1
Portland Livestock
Pur Harm ilTOii ncr, i
Cattle 1630: hiRh good - choic
Calves 33u; good-choice vcalers
16-21. good-choice feeder uppr.
Hogt. 850, barrows and giiu .s
snecp .sou; cnoice Ho-aa lb. wool-
b 50-17. 50 CU.es i-idl.MM k.c
Births
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
rttDir. APRIL S. IMS
Port' - To Mr. and Mrs.
Rock. Rogue Valley Mobile
Village. Medlord, April 2,
1963. a girl. 63,j pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
Locals
'Deal' Charged in
Vote Registration
CARD1N - To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth L , post office box
132. Prospect, April 3, 1963,
a girl. 6-:i pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
announcing
OPEN HOUSE
W00DM00R GABLES LODGE
On the beautiful Smith Rjver
In the Redwoods of Del Norfe County
V f"ie So. of 199 Highway on No Bank Rd
SUNDAY-APRIL 7, 1963
Hours: 1:00-7:00 P.M.
5 dcres of beautiful grounds for sports and relaxation
We cater to vacationers and rhe "active retired"
Reservations accepted for
Weekly, Monthly and Permanent Guests.
Rt. 2, Box 1382, Crescent City, Calif,
Phone IN 4-2061
Redden to Spesk - Jackson Greenwood, Miss. - LTF -I
Countv Representative James Negro comedian Dick Greg
Redden will speak at a meet- or' charged Thursday night
ing of the Democratic Social wo wucc uvmonu
club at 7 pm. Saturday at had made 3 dfal wth Missis
, Ping's Gardens. Medford, the S'PP' authorities in releasing
dub has announced. cisn "ring leaders" in voter ;
I registration marches.
Rummage Sale The Med- "The Justice Department
ford Business and Profession- has made deals with these I
al Women's club will hold a ; people and they're still mak-'
rummage sale Saturday, April ' ing deals with them." Gre
6, at the Eagle's hall, 217 lory told a nighttime rally of
West Main St., Medford The 400 Negroes,
hours will be from 9 a.m. to He referred to action Thurs-;
5 P-m. day in which Federal Judge '
Claude Clayton postponed
RbM! Group - The Crater until fall a suit brought bvthe
Commercial Rabbit Producers Justice Department asking tor j
association will meet at 8 j an injunction barring in'er-'
Pro. Saturday. April fj, at the ference with voter registra- J
Rogue River Civic club. Dr. i tion.
E. C. McGill of Southern Ore-
gon college, will speak on
small business problems.
Attend Services - Visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Souza of Hornbrook
Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs.
-wat :f.Y- .
j Land Deafer Mans
i Customer Air. iff
I New York -Wt- General
j Development corporation, a
i Florida land developer, plans
j to airlift European customers
to inspect homes alter a $300
down payment.
If the customers don't like
what they see their down pay
ment will be refunded. Cost
to the customer for the flight
and 10 days in Florida is S100.
Investment Funds
Washington - WB - Bureau
of Land Management officials
have called tor broadening
of laws granting compensa
tion to users of public range
lands when the land is withdrawn.
Theater Management
Course Is Offered
New York -HW- Beginning
April 19, the sixth annual I
Mimical ir,n Ttinairt..,.
wu iyai yi usauvme. cai-; ciation will offer Us theater
..' 2, 6r Wa; h0me aftcr management course here to
attending funeral services for ; newcomers to this field of en
an uncle in Medford, tertainment.
, Bullock . .....13 81
Chemist funrl 10.83
. Colonial Energy . 15 07
i Eaton HnwaTd Stk. 13.31
i Fidelity 13.46
Firnriamcnlal 033
Croup See. Avia-Elec 6 S3
Group Sec Com Slk 12.99
1 Hamilton C7 ... 4 98
i Keystone B-3 ISM
i Keyiilorie B-4 ..... 9.S1
1 Keyalrme K3 33
I Klstit: K-s 91 41
LARGEST MULE Little Cindy Mathews, 2, has to look i fiJS5 1 "-JJ'Ti
up to Calico, the world s largest mule, ridden by cowboy j Ksoi s-4 4x
clown "Crazy Chuck". Calico, weighing 1,600 pounds and i SSSjtSSSSf 3I2
standing 19 hands hich, is ieatured at the Junior Grand , Stocks is.is
ISiiUonal exposition at the Cow Palace in San FranrLsrn 1 vc, '?7
(UPI)
OBITUARIES
United Actum 11.07
Vntled Science 6.43
Value Une - 3.23
Variable ... , 8,16
Wellington . 14-33
Art
1436
11 76
13 ID
11 63
16 71
10.44
7-2
14 33
341
17 78
iO 70
33
25 sa
13 69
13 43
4.47
6.60
6.36
111.36
7J)3
)3JB
7 02
3.73
9S
13 83
Hotpiulijed - James Per-
You tra invited to en
joy fine food in a fresh
new atmosphere NOW
UNDER NEW MANAGE
MENT. We proudly of
fer foods for the gour
met at well as foods in
prices to fit all purses.
All phases of summer stock
i due. longtime Talent resident ""r P f "
and former watcrmaster. suf- '" " ILC
; fered a stroke Sunday night
I He was hospitalized at Ash
j land Community hospital. An
j other Talent area resident,
Frank Roy, was hospitalized
' at Rogue Valley hospital for
i medical attention Monday.
the field.
Weather
DAVID P. STJNSQN i Mrs Louise Sullivan. Med-
David Porter Stinson. 5P, ford; tw0 grandchildren, sev-
(eral nieces and nephews.
Two brothers preceded him
i in death, Charley Blass in
! 1949. and Louie Blass in 1954.
Casket bearers will be Les
! ler March, LeRov Calkins.
of 3838 North Pacific high
way.
home. Funeral services will
! be held Monday at Cotiger
i Morris downtown chapel.
M
OVtNG
SALE!
ECORDS
Vt PRICE
Tape Recorders
Components
Electric Organ
Tjpei
ON SALE
7M E. JACKSON
e Ortetn lank
U2
Open 7 days a week
6 am to 9 pm
o n
Neuberger Provision
Accepted by Senate
Washington (UPI The Sen
ate, in passing President Ken
nedy's mass transit bill 52-41
Thursday, adopted an air pol
lution control provision in-
troduced by Sen. Maurine d
Neuberger (D-Ore,).
FORECASTS
) Medford and vicinity; Cloudv
, and rainy tonight. Variable cloud'
j inesa with showers Saturday A
1 little cooler Saturday, Lo: to
j night 40-45. High Saturday near
I 33
! Western Oregon
with
I and Sa:urda.v. Low tonigh! 42-311
High Saturday 54-112 Small craft
i warninos on coast.
Northern California: Cloudy and .Eagle
IRA B, CLARK
Ira Benjamin Clark. 82. of , Clarence Arnold, Floyd Sliro
327 Bessie St., Medford, died j yer, Eivind Nelson and Pat
last night in a local hospital. iMalolt,
Funeral services will be 1
held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in ' ,t
rn Oregon: Mostly cloudy ronoor luTnvrt. 4nnmtr,m 1Ver-rna4inrer
:' ii,ii -iHnvers tonight , wv-tmwvm
cnapei. ine kcv. u. t. Mil
lard of the New Age church al
Point will oificiatc.
Wejfern Sfetcks
By Unittrl rrtia mtrriiatjoiial
Rank of America
Cai Pac Utll
cooler. Snow tovei mm, t-omiiiittai wilt tie m Siskiyou , Ton vr-iai,,
to 4.000 teel in Siskiyoua Satur- . Memorial park. Cyprua MInea
local it at a Mr. Clark was born April . FiVm nci
TunivniTiinv xi . t , -- 1
The Neubereger provision l day 3t: above normal 8, ' j ' . " " ""M"'1"- "' I Mrri,,, Knu(n
empowers the housine admin-i Record high ihis.daie 78 in 1934 ard had lived in southern i Mult Kenneti
P t Hprnrd In if this; A 3 ?- OH in (Ott i -' . . . . nr r . I hi MJ ' - - .. i"'
MEDFORD AIRPORT
Restaurant
ASHLAND 482-3321 JnU" Al A
I POSITIVELY ENDS TONIGHT!
OPEN AT 6:45
SHOW AT 7:00
1880, in Emporia, Kan.
istrator to withhold aid to any : PiTKOTrTATN- It ri ti 1 urcR" ,or ycars- "c was
urban transportation system ' l"ldn":5t 04 Mtdnlcttt to tg married April 28, 1046. in
whose facilities and equip- ' Total this month .03 in.. .It m ' Mccford' 10 "Me A. Bras
mcnt fail to comply with air 1 o!?" normal. , well, who survives,
pollution control criteria es- 5 5?.n atave S,,tl I othcr survivors include a
tablishcd by the secretary of 1 HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday i son, George Clark, Medford:
health, education and welfare.
N if
Oregon Metallurgies:
PP&t.
L S Kat'I Bank
United Util
West Coast Tel .
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vlA enjoy
Wx DINNER
WITH
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8CHOL ABSHIPg aFTERCD
New York - tm - The N.
lional Wartime Union an
nounced Thursday it wlJt
award ntae $10,000 college
scholarship? annually begin,
ning this year to children of
NMU seamen.
F1NI FOOD
Commeirtjt Mmtpktn
HATUWNS
PRIME RIB
!Ay Jot)
STEAKS
CHICKEN
SEA FOOD
KtW Li VI MUSIC
Also Diane
n4 Aifttteatte
ZfS rftwnien Dances
PM 4 4 fM. Stir)
Owe Menean
Hc t mm Sewtk
TSM Hi-. MS-tTtt
w area
CAM. 77S-7313 FO THfcATW ihi'OtMATtOrV
TT 1
TAKES JOB
San Bernardino, Calif. -ICW-Former
Airman Gerald M.
Anderson, confined for 10
highest this a
nigh 4-.C0 21-
CITV Tester- a.m. hr.
day Low Tree
Brookings 59
Crater Lake 43
Grants Pass 65
Klamath Falls - 57
months before finally being Portland .'ss
exonerated of murder rliarep, ! saiil -,7
in Idaho, went to work Thurs- j fKtal
day as a service station at
tendant.
41
31
50
44
41)
one grandson and one grand
daughter. Casket bearers will include
31 Orrin D, Day, Hugh C. Ingle
T13 and Jimmie R. White.
Portland Produce
(UPtl Dairy mar.
Sunday
Luncheons
SERVED 11.4 .M.
ISo Bert $1.7J
Roast Turkey With
Sege Dressing i1 60
t.ktd Mim With
CeneUaul Tame $1.71
MeJ Chick. . Jt.SO
Plus AH Tti Siiso Ytw Cm lit
front The Salad Bjr
STARTING TONIfSHT
TWO COMPLETE SHOWS-7 00 AND 9 20
WE GUARANTEE
You'll have the time of ysur lift ,nti
love every mlntife ef this picture.
CRATIRIAN MANAGEMENT
'HQUYW00D I
6f a new i irst-rur, tun-h:
T ! CLAUDE COX
KISS EXPENSIVE
Laredo, Tck -filft- It cost
Carlos Roberto Garcia $25 for
his auto amour. Police said
Garcia, 20, kissed his wife
while driving and his car hit
a parked automobile. He was
fined Thursday for careless
driving.
Average income for fami
lies in the Los Angeles metro
politan area is $7,006, accord
ing to the Los Angeles Cham
ber of Commerce,
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FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Throufh
April 10:)
Weatern Orejon-Western Wash
Inrnn TnmnrrIiiiM near nor
mal. Precipitation bove normal I
in reiurrmg rams. ij;n teuipei
tures 32-56 and lows 40-48.
Northern California Rain
likely ttiGf'i of area early in pe
riod. Indefinite for latter half
of period. Temperatures near normal.
"WAY OUT" ADVENTURES!
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HURRY! HURRY! ENDS SATURDAY!
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Portland
kct
Erb To retailer . A A extra
large AA .atse 44-4Te A
i targe 42-fic, AA medium 39-44c;
A A .msH 3Q-37c; cartons l-3c
i hieher.
a..i.i-.j t- t : i BUtiOT To retailor!. A A nri i
for Claude I Leonard Cox, 51, B prints B5c.
of 171 Oak Ashland uhn ) Cheese . medium cured) To
Z,- t JZ 5 AsmanP wt retailers; 48-4BC; proceaaed Amer-
dtcd Thursday morning in S lean s-io lb. loai, 43-45c.
Sacred Heart hospital, will be
held at 2 p.m. Monday in ."f1 .(U,PI1. 7 Bce"
LitwIUers Mountain View fSerT; ft8n,llvtddV.
Chapel 31-8c lb.; cut-up 3?-4Ie lb.; hena
Service, will be conducted j lv&r.rll"?-'.?
by BPOE Lodge 944, at which fgg " -' h"v' wee 3e-stc In.
Mr. Cox wag a 25-year mem
ber, with the Hev. B. J. Hol
land assisting. Cremation and
interment will follow in Rest
Haven Mausoleum.
Born a( Williams, Ore., Mr.
Cox had spent h,is entire life
in southern Oregon. He was
educated in the Grants Pass
schools and on Aug. 21, 1930, J
was married to Ellen M.
Franco of Ashland, who sur
vives. He was employed by the
Greyhound Lines until 1941 1
when he became Civilian Post
transportation officer at Camp j
White for the duration of
World War H. In 5947 he
entered mining exploration
and development in Oreson. i
California, Nevada and Mex-!
Dt S.ciout llaltan
American Dinner
Seneel 4-l P.M.
CHILDREN HAL PR CI
PLUS lit
the GROTTO
10 N, Front St.
Phone 772-4443
Gold Hilt Odd Fallows Lodge
BENEFIT DANCE
American Legion Half
CENTRAL POINT
Everybody Invited!
Real Goad Music
Br the MeMftHia Four
April 6th L
Stiff 9 PtlHf I
DANCE
Mr. Cox was preceded in
death by his father, George S.
Cox. Survivors, in addition to
his wife, are hi mother, Mrs.
Edna S. Cox, a brother, Gay
lord R. Cox, Medford; and a
sister, Mrs. B, B. Bighnm,
Medford.
Honorary pallbearers will
be Arthur M. Peters. William
P Jacobs, Hugh F. Fricl, K.
C. Wernmark, W. H. Hollo
way and Steve Zarka.
EVERY SATURDAY NITE-9 TO 1
GOLD HILL GRANGE HALL
To BOBBY BURTON
and the Rogue Valley Boyi
"Tke MST IN WHTHN MUSIC
Fmt Sneek ler leee ef lr tstUt
BRUCE STUART
Bruce Stuart,' 2850 Bcall
lane. Central Point, died at
home this morning. Funeral
arrangements are entrusted
to Siskiyou Funeral Service
directors of Chape in the
Trees Mortuary.
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I On at 11 pm
'tout
JOHN J, BLASS
Funeral services for John
J Blass, ?0, of 41(1 Lozicr
lane, who died Wednesday,
will be held at 1:30 p.m. Mon
day at Perl Funeral home.
The Rev Roland J Stewart, i
pastor of the Free Methodist
church, will officiate. Inter- '
ment will be in Siskiyou Me
morial park,
Mr. Blass, the son of John
and Octavia Bta&s, was born
Jan. 22, 1884, at Wymore.
Neb. He moved to Shady Cove
in 1902 with his parents from
Imperial, Neb. He moved is
Medford in 1923 where has
had made his home since that
time.
He was a farmer, a lumber
mill employee, and an em
ployee of the United States
forest service for several
years
On March 17, JS23. in .Med
ford. he was married to Flor
ence Tcrwilliger, who sur
vives Other survivors include one
daughter, Mrs, Maxine Bos
tock. Coos Bay, Ore ; four sis
ters, Mrs Amelia Miller, Med
ord; Mrs. Beulah Morse,
North Platte, Neb ; Mrs Kalh
ryn Luken, Eugene, Ore , and
OASIS BALLROOM
DANCE EAGLE POINT
TIPPY'S "4" STARS
Western Swing for Young and Old, faaftmng'.
Eddie- Laid Jim-Fiddf John Drummer
Old Fe-ihion Welti Csnlait?
Cafe end Gacd Food Admitnon $1 per ecraen
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MATINEE 1 .00 P.M. SATURDAY'
The Kids Witt love
"COURTSHIP Of EDDIE'S FATHER"
REGULAR PRICES
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
Gafet Open 4.30-Shsw Surtl 7.00
3
TOP HITS
IN A
GREAT SHOW!
DALCE
DREAMLAND BALLROO
SATURDAY - 9 lo I
Bill Lively's Western Swing Band
Good DeineMbl Country Wfm Mum
f . ELVIS PRBUY. 1
Blue 1
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DANCE
ROGUE RIVER VFW HALL
Every Saturday Nite, 9 to 1
Modern 0nJbla Mutk by the
TAZ JOHNSON COMBO
"Th Uttla tend With b la Sound
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4'jrwui r ... . ' Bkna
AND ONE OP THE GREATES? ACTION HIT SI
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