Local and
Tun.nnv Sale The Women's
accnriatinn of First Presbvte-
-ion phnrrh will snonsor a rum-
Image sale at 225 West Sixth St..
Medford, irom a a.m. 10 p.m.
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 26
and 27.
n,.mi Sal St. Mark's
ijiold their annual tan saie in uie
guild hall, corner of Fifth st.
and Oakdale ave. from 9 a.m.
io 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.
and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 26. Persons
faving rummage, but need pick
tip service, may telephone Mrs.
Howard Goldsmith, 772-2519, or
the church office, 773-3111.
T "
' Erect Residence The Med
ford building department issued
a permit Monday to Hutchins
and Clarks Construction com-
Births
frTTAnir Tn Mr. and Mrs.
1H , - -
Virgil K., 29 Jeannette St., Med
ford, Sept. 20, 1963, a boy, 6
Siunds at Rogue Valley hospi
1. RAYMOND To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold D., 3045 Redwood ave..
Grants Pass. Sept. 20, 1963, a
girl. 8'i pounds, at R8ue Va'
ley hospital.
JAMISON To Mr. and Mrs.
Russell W., 2209 Woodlawn dr.,
Medford, Sept. 20, 1963, a girl,
S pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. JIINTER To Mr. and Mrs.
John David, 2902 North Pacific
highway, Sept. 20. 1963, a girl,
7V4 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
BATTAILE To Mr. and Mrs.
Julian. 1673 Parker St., Med
ford. Sept. 21, 1963. a boy, 7'A
. pounds, at Rogue Valley hospi
tal. BERKHEIMER To Mr. and
Mrs. Owen R., route 2, box 356,
Central Point, Sept. 21, 1963, a
boy. 7'4 pounds, at Rogue Val
ley hospital.
' ' BORUM To Mr. and Mrs.
David A.. 1000 Henner lane.
Jacksonville, Sept. 21, 1963, a
boy. 9' 4 pounds, at Rogue Val
ley hospital.
n
BEITER To Mr. and Mrs.
James E., 176 DeHague st.,
Medford, Sept. 22, 1963, a girl,
6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hos-
pital.
4 HALLER To Mr. and Mrs.
SDnn H. Jr., 3062 Lone Pine rd.,
Medford, Sept. 23, 1963, a girl.
8 pounds, at Rogue v alley nos
pital. DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth A., Route 1, box IB, Jack
sonville, Sept. 23, 1963, a girl,
7'i pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. REDDING To Mr. and Mrs.
I Cecil, 1517 Pacific rd., Medford,
I Sept. 23, 1963, a boy, 1V pounds,
i at Rogue Valley hospital.
ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
car R.. 206 Aiax St.. White City,
Sept. 23, 1963, a girl, 6 pounds,
at itogue vaney nospiiai.
CLARK To Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Lee, route 1, box 66B,
Medford, Sept. 23. 1963, a boy,
64 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
PLUMBERS STRIKE
GARDINER. Ore. (UPO
Members of the Plumbers and
Steamfitters Union Local 621
staged a walkout this morning
at the International Pulp and
Paper company's plant here.
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Persona
pany to erect a residence at 314
Windsor ave. at an estimated
cost of $20,000.
Machine Missin - Merloni?5' at Mcmory GardenS Funeral !
James Davies. Gervais. Ore., I
reported to Medford police Mor
day morning that a meat slicing
machine, valued at $225, was
missing from the Safeway store
at West Main and Hamilton sts.
Brakes Kail Donald Morris
Eccles, 57, of 108 Cottage St.,
Medford, was driving down
Chestnut ave., Ashland, shortly
before 6 p.m. Monday when the
brakes on his car failed. The ve
hicle turned into a private drive
way at the home of Frona Pul
sipher, 610 Chestnut ave., struck
a fence and wound up in a veg
etable garden. Eccles was not
injured, police said.
Brush Fire About a tenth
of an acre of grass and brush
burned Monday night in the
Griffin Creek area, according to
the state forestry department. A
crew was out at the scene again
this morning mopping up. Cause
of the fire was not immediately
known.
Attend Funeral Guests at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Jones,
400 Oak St., Jacksonville, are her
two daughters, a son-in-law and
grandson, Mrs. Raymond John
son, Astoria, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Mulkey, New Castle, Wyo.,
and son. They arrived here to at
tend funeral services for Edgar
L. Jones, who died Sept. 16 in
Portland.
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STAUNCH DEMOCRAT Mrs. Barbara Welz of Dallas, Texas,
is an avid Democrat and a staunch Kennedy supporter so what
could be more appropriate than her license number PT 109,
the number of the well known World War II PT boat command
ed by the President. (UPI)
CHOICE APPROVED The Senate Post Office committee has
approved President Kennedy's choice of John A. Gronouski of
Wisconsin as Postmaster General to succeed J. Edward Day,
who resigned. Gronouski, left, is shown with Sen. William Prox
mire (D-Wis.), who testified in his behalf. (UPI)
Portland livestock
PORTLAND (UPl'USDA Cat
tle 200. Utility-standard iteeri 1H
21 most standard 19 and up; oc
riFlonal BOO lb. cutter steer 14;
hellers utilltv-low standard S00-BHS
lb 14-111; Utility-commercial cows
12 30-16; cutter 11-M; cutter-utility
bulls 17-20.
Calves 000. Trade not established
early; good vealers 250-260 lb. 26
27 Hoas 130. No I and 3 around
200-220 lb. butchers 17 30.
Sheep 300. Choice-prime ion.
103 lb. unoied slaughter spring
lambs l.18 2.V
REGISTER NOW
September 30 FALL TERM
September 30
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
Robertson School of Business
40 North Riverside Medford 773-4264
MKDKOKU MAIL TRIBUNE,
OBITUARIES
JOSEPH W. FROST
' Pi-ivnlo fnnnral RurvW'ps fnr
Joseph William Frost, 61, of
3361 Bellinger lane, Medford
who died Monday, will be held .
at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept.
rf ,h ,
First Methodist church will of-1 the Rev. George Moran of the
ficiatc. Interment will be in pilgrim Holiness church will
Mcmory Gardens Memorial officiate,
park. ! Mrs. Yocum was born in
Mr. Frost was born in South Kansas Nov. 7, 1876, and had
Dakota March 21, 1902. He was bcen a resident of this area
married March 21, 1929. j for the past 17 years.
Survivors include his widow.! survivors include her daugh
Mrs. Hazel Frost, Medford, and : tcrs Mrs p L Buchanolli m
three nephews of Oakland, aClif. intijana Mrs. James payers,
..,, ,, .ut-c-i, 'Medford, Mrs. Arval Haves in
cM?.Im iT i J Missouri, Mrs. Pearl Daniel in
ASHLAND Funeral se mces Californ,B and Mn, violet Hcp.
held at 2 D.m. Thursday at Lit'
willer's Mt. View chapel. The
Rev. Duane Alvord and mem
bers of the Ashland Masonic
lodge will officiate.
1H.- V. 1.. tin in cilia
wLaL a? frnm 7 nm
Wednesday from 7 pm. to 9;
D.m. n the Litwiuer mi. view
chapel and friends are invited I
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this time.
Interment will be in the Mt.
View cemetery.
Mr. Harker died at his home,
117 Almond St., Ashland, Sun
day. RUTH F. SARGENT
Funeral services for Ruth F.
Sargent, 54, of 925 South Ivy St.,
who died Monday, will be held
at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the
Hillcrest Memorial Park chapel,
North Phoenix rd., with Conger
Morris Funeral directors in
charge of arrangements.
PLEADS GUILTY
TACOMA (UPI) -Charles W.
D.ckerson, 21, Roscburg, Ore.,
Dlcaded guilty Monday to
charge of armed robbery in con
nection with a supermarket hold
up here Aug. 31. He was sen
tenced to a maximum of 20
years improsonment at the state
reformatory in Monroe.
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MEOFOKD. OKECON
LIBBIE E. VOCUM
Funeral services for Lih've
Ellen Yocum, 86, of 2911 Table
Rock rd., Medford, who died
Saturday, will be held at 3 p.m
Wednesday. Sect. 25. in the
chapel at Memory Gardens Fu-
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tonstall inv Missouri: a son.
Marvin Yocum in Missouri, a
brother, Lon Russell, in Kansas;
30 grandchildren and 45 great
grandchildren.
Pallbearers will include Dav
Varner, Norman McMahan,
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nan- Jnn Bla,r ana
man.
Bui-
ROSE B. GILLMAN
Rose B. Gillman, 69, of 560
First St., Gold Hill, died at her
home Monday. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced by
Perl Funeral home.
ANDREW H. BROWN
Andrew H. Brown, 67, of 2145
Cloverlawn dr.. Grants Pass,
died in a local hospital Monday
night. Funeral arrange m e n t s
will be announced by Perl Fu
neral home.
RUSSELL REDMON
ASHLAND Russell Ray Red
mon. infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Redmon, Talent, died
Saturday morning.
Private graveside services
were held Tuesday morning in
the Ashland cemetery. The Rev.
James Sinclair officiated, with
Litwiller Funeral home direct
ing arrangements.
Bora in Ashland June 4, 1962,
the child is survived by his par
ents and two sisters, Susan and
Sandra Redmon; and grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boyd,
Talent, and Mrs. Irma Redmon,
Talent.
Investment Funds
Noon quotations on selected
stocks;
Fund Bid Askrd
Bullock - 14.11 15.46
Chciuitnl Fund 12 17 13.23
Colonial Ener ... 12.67 13.BS
Eaton Howard Stk.. 14.40 15.S6
Fidelity lli.!14 1H.31
Fundamental Invest. 10.26 11.24
Group Src Avia-Elcc 6.84 7 .AO
Group Sec Com Stk 13.77 15.08
le,vsione H-a in. in
Keystone B-4 10.10 11.0!)
Keystone K-2 5.13 5.04
Kevstonc S-1 22.33 24..r)8
Kevstone S-2 13.58 14.81
Keystone S-3 IS. (12 17.05
Kevstonc S-4 4.40 4.81
Mass Inv Growth Stk 8.54 0.33
National Growth .... 8.33 0.10
Stocks 10.5! 20.09
TV-Elec 7.60 8.37
United Accum 15.15 t6.56
United Income 12.75 J3 03
United Science 7.15 7.81
Value Line Inc 5 41 5.01
Variable 7.15 7.73
Wellington 14.87 16 2
Portland Produce
Portland fUPIi Dairy mar
ket:
Errs To retailers: A A extra
larpc 4!i-52c; A large 4R-48c: AA
medium 40-43c: A small 23-30c;
cartons l-3c hiRher.
Butter To retailers: AA and A
prints 06c; cartons 3s higher; B
prints 83c.
tailers: 4fi-48c: processed Ameri
can 5-10 lb. loaf. 43-48C.
PORTLAND (UPIt Dressed
chickens No. 1 (trade dressed to
retailers: Fryers, whole drawn 28
34c lh.; cut-up 34-40c lb.; hens,
lirht type, whole drawn 19-23c lb.;
light type hens, cut-un. 22-28c lb.;
heavy whole 34-30c lb.
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Medford's Finest
Restaurant & Lounge
YA 1206 N.
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ACCUSED OF MURDER A vacationing Glendale, Calif., police
officer captured a 72-ycar-old retired carpenter accused of mur
dering his wife and sealing her body in a wall of their home.
Joseph Lewis, shown in custody, was arrested while waiting
for his car to be serviced. The officer, George Smith, who also
was at the service station, recognized Lewis and placed him
under arrest. (UPI)
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STATUE REFLECTED Ripples in floodwaters that followed
hurricane-inspired rains reflect the serenity of a statue of Christ
in a cemetery near Port Arthur, Texas. Floodwaters, brought
on by rains spawned by Hurricane Cindy, inundated low-lying
communities, driving many families from their homes. (UPI)
Riverside - Phone
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featuring the Ua
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Accused Stalls
Trial for Murder
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI)
A young criminal attorney
stalled the trial for the alleged
"murder-for-hire" of his heavi
ly insured wife Monday by ask
ing to see a co-defendant's con
fession. T. Eugene Thompson. 35. ac
cused of being the mastermind
in the slaying of his wife, Car
ol, 34, March 6, also asked
that the co-defendant, Dick W.
C. Anderson, be given a men
tal test.
Hennepin County District
Court Judge William D. Gunn
said he would hear arguments
on the motions Thursday.
tnompson, a rising attorney
in the Twin Cities, is chareed
with plotting the death of his
wife after insuring her for more
than $1 million. Norman Mas
train, 39, an ex-prizefighter
from Spring Lake Park, Minn.,
has bcen accused of being the
miciaie man.
All three including Ander
son, an ex-salcsman who alleg
edly was the "trigger man" in
the slaying at the Thompson
home have been chareed
with first degree murder.
Two Drivers Issued
Citations by Police
Two drivers were issued ci
tations following two non-in
jury vehicle accidents in Med
ford Monday, according to city
Maurice Bcrlan Biswcll. 411
of 1909 Hazel St., was cited
for violation of basic rule and
for not having an oDerntor s
license in his oossession afti-r
his car collided with a vehicle
operated by James Pershing
Dunphy, 46, of 450 Clover lane,
about 2:28 p.m. in front of 21
North Central ave.
Marlene Ann Johnson. 21. of
817V4 West 10th St., was cited
for disobeying a stop sign after
her car collided with a vehicle
operated by Donald George
uavy, 2u, oi 123 Lincoln St.,
about 5:48 p.m. at Holly and
Third sts.
Shrubbery and a lawn owned
by Mnnda Cherry, 24 Myers
court, also were damaged in the
accident, officers said.
Plan Local Meeting
Dale Carnegie graduates of
the Medford area will discuss
organization of a Medford chap
ter of the Dale Carnegie Alum
ni association when they meet
at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26.
The session will be held in the
home of Mrs. Sybol Prcscott, 111
Washington st., Medford.
Several Medford graduates
were in Grants Pass Sept. 20 to
near Mrs. itose Richardson,
Dtinkan, Vancouver Island, B.
C, governor of District 3 of the
association. She was a guest of
the Rogue Valley chapter of the
alumni croup in Grants Pass.
She recently had returned from
a meeting of DCAA graduates
from the United States and Can
ada held in Little Rock, Ark.
f rom here at the Grants Pass
meeting wore Mrs. Prcscott,
Mrs. Ann Taylor, Mrs. Mary
McNcnl, Mrs. Jeri Mutton, Mrs.
Ina Karrick, Brice Brandt and
Keith Childreth.
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STARTS THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 26TH
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1963
WEATHER
FOKECAST
Medford and vicinity: Fair to
night and Wednesday, but variable
high clouds Wednesday. Patches of
morning fog. Low toni&ht 4B. High
Wcstrn Oregon: Increasing clouds
Western Oreoon: IncreasinD
clouds tonight. Mostly cloudy
Wednesday with a little rain along
the coast and north interior. Low
lonicht 4ti-5tt. llifih Wednesday 70.
80. except 60-6 along the coast.
worinern uaniornia: Fair tonight
and Wednesday, except patches of
fog on the coast.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean vatr.
day 67: ahove normal 4.
Record high this date 08 in 1043.
Record low this date 33 in 1061.
PRECIPITATION : 24 hours to
midnight, trace. Midnight to 10
a.m., none. i
Total this month .26 inch. .08 ,
inch below normal.
Total since Sept. 1, .26 inch. .08 I
inch below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 1
38rc, highest this a.m. 86 .
msn t:uu
tm Tester
day
Brook incs 70
Grants Pans 75
Howard Prairie .... 70
Klamath Falls 70
MEDFORD 80
Portland . 71
a.m. nr.
Low Prec.
52
45
38
39
40
48
Over-the-Counfer
Western Stocks
By Unllfd Preni Inlcrnillonal
Bnnk of America h;,jb
Boise Cabi-ade 30 ,
Cal Pw mil
Con FrclRht I0B
Cyprus Mines 23'j
Equitable S&I. 343.
1st National Bank 72'2
Jantzen 23'j
Morrison Kmidsen 2!t3B
Mull Kennels 41.
N W. Natural Gas 34',
Oregon Metal
PC.E 2(1'.
pp&l : 27;
US. National Bank .... B7'i
Tektronix 21 T.
West Const Tel 24
Weyerhaeuser '"" 33;
36'
71!
23 J,
32 Js
JJ.
39',
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McNeil Island
Prisoner Missing
McNeil island iupd
A search was under way today
for Terry McGuire, 37, a bank
robber reported missing from
McNeil Island federal peniten
tiary. McGuire, of Clearwater,
Wash., was serving a 25-year
sentence for rohbino a hnnir
at Forks of more than $40,000.
The holdup occurred in 1960
and McGuire began serving
nis sentence in 1961 alter plead-
uiB gumy.
He was missed during a reg
ular cnecK at tne prison at
p.m. Monday.
Pierce county sheriff's offi
cers and FBI agents were par
ticipating in the search which
was centering on the island
proper, located in Puget Sound
near Tacoma. The surrounding
mainland was also included in
the search area.
McGuire was described as be
ing six feet tall, weighing 158
pounds. He was wearing a blue
jacket and blue coveralls with
white stripes. ,
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Seattle . hi 47 .113
Spokane 72 43 .04
Yakima . . ...... 74 39
Eureka 64 53
Red Bluff 87 34
Sacramento 83 39
San Francisco .. . 72 54
Los Angeles 85 65
Phoenix 103 70
Denver 86 51 .01
Chicago 64 54
Miami Beach 84 75 1.82
New York 57 39
Washington. D. C. 65 39
Jackson Co. Sheriffs'
Reserve
Presents at
NATIONAL GUARD '
ARMORY
WED., SEPT. 25
2 Show-7:00 & 9:00 P.M.
Adults $1.25, Child 75c
Buy in advance and save!
Tickets on sale at
The Mart (Ashland)
Emerald Music (Medford)
Admittion at door adult
$1.50, Child $1.00
Nnwi Adu,,s $'-25
"Wn" Lo9es$1.50
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