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Kecosil Sum Voted To Push Program of Space Exploration Stock Prices Close Lower on Uninspired Trading NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks closed lower today for the first time in three sessions. Trading was uninspired and moderately active. Electronics posted the best gains featuring RCA, IBM, Ha veg, Raytheon and Texas In struments up substantially. How ever, Beckman and Minneapolis Honeywell finished lower. Conti nental weakened in the oils but General American and Union Oil of California improved. Steels improved slightly on news that production last week posted its seventh consecutive gain. Armco ana Jones & Laugn lin improved but Wheeling declined. DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK (UPI) - Dow Jones final stock averages: 31) industrials 743.86, off 1.20; 20 railroads 169.74, off 1.19; IS utilities 1.19.15. off 0.20, and 65 stocks 261.27, off 0.74. Sales Monday were about 4.05 mil lion shares compared with 5.12 million shares Friday, j " nu Jin BEEFEATER BEEFEATER 3 the imported English Gin that doubles your martini pleasure Unequalled since 1820 BEEFEATER GIN 94 PROOF 100 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS K0BRAND CORPORATION NEW YORK I, N. V. Monday's prices locks: Allied Chemical ... Alum Co Am . American Air Lines American Can American Motors -AT&T. American Tobacco . Anaconda Copper ... Armco American Standard . on selected V. 7, 2V, 'l 20', 128'i 2S', .10', Mi, I7. Surveying Pamphlet Is Now Available The Jackson county survey or's office has prepared a pamphlet for distribution to the public to explain the need and purpose of surveying. A person generally employes a land surveyor to make a sur vey only once during a lifetime, the pamphlet explains, Since such employment is to infre quent, the average person is not aware of the logical steps to be followed in selecting a surveyor. A survey should be made be fore purchasing real estate, di viding any parcel of land for sale and prior to construction of any structures on property in wnicn a person has an interest, according . to Mark Boyden. Jackson county surveyor. ine pamphlet answers such questions as how to choose a surveyor, how much a survey will cost, what a surveyor will do for his customer and how to authorize a survey. The pamphlet further gives the definitions of types of sur veys, gives the various survey measurements, and shows a dia gram of the rectangular system of surveys. de Cobre (Copper Canyon) and started walking through the mountainous country toward civilization. Bendlx Corp Bethlehem Sleel Boeing Air Brunswick Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp Coca Cola ... C B S Columbia Gas Continental Can Crown Zellerhach Crucible Steel Curttss Wright Dow Chemical Du Pont Kastman kodak Firestone Ford General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motors General Portland Cement Georgia Pacific Great North By Greyhounds Gulf Oil Mnniestake Idaho Power I B.M. Int Paper Johns Manvtlle Kennecntt Copper Lockheed Aircralt Martin Merck . Montana Power Montgomery Ward National Biscuit New York Central Northern Nattiral Gas Northern Pacific ixdl Pac Gas Elec Penney J. C Penn RR . .. Permanente Cemeat . 50 1, ... 33 i ... 34 I, ... 12 ... 43', ... 00 ..103i ... 7H .. an', ... 48 ... .. 241, ... 20'i !', . 243 IIP, . 3i, . S3', . 24', . 7' .. ST. ... 7B' 22'. ... S4'i ... S3', ... 47'. ... 4D'a ... 471, 34 1, 4M)', ... 3.1 1. ... 4B', ... 7fp; ... 3.1, ... 10 ... on i', .. 371, ... 37',, .. S3 ... 20i ... SI', ... 40'. ... 32', ... 43'. ... 10!s ... 10 Phillips 54 Procter & oumnie ,. 7", Radio Corporation 73'. Richlleld Oil 47', Safeway . . . 60'., Sean .09 Shell OH 44', Socony Mobil Oil .... 72', Southern Co 53'i Sparry Rand IB', Standard California 64, Standard Indiana 62'., Standard N. J 71 Stokelv Van Camp 20 Sun Mines 10, Texas Co 70', Texas Gulf Sulfur IB'. Texas Pacific Land Trust .... 27', Thlokol 19', Trans America . 30'; Trans World Air 22', Young Men Sought In Robbery of Motel ONTARIO (UPI) - Law en forcemcnt officers from Eastern Oregon and Southwest Idaho were on the lookout today for two young men who robbed the Moore hotel of $377 early Sunday. Police Chief James Jones said the robbers, both about 28, took the money at pistol point from a night clerk shortly after 4 a.m. Their faces were covered with cloths. Tri-continental Union Carbide .. . Union Pacilic United Aircraft United Air Lines U. S. Plywood .... U. S. Rubber U. S Steel United Utilities ... West Bank Corp .. We.tinghouse Young.town (xdl .. .... 46, ....108 .... 40', .... 43'. .... 36', .... 62', .... 46', .... 364. 40', 40', ... 30'i 28 Rogue Valley Edition Medford tl A T T Page 2A Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1963 Foreign Briefs NBC GKTS EXCLUSIVE ON OLYMPIC GAMES TV TOKYO (UPI) The National Broadcasting company today ac quired exclusive U.S. television rights for the 1964 Olympics for a reported $1.2 million. Announcement that the contract, awarded on a competitive bidding basis, had been signed was made by NBC Board Chairman Robert W. Sarnoff at a press conference here. PROTESTING FRENCH MINERS REMAIN UNDERGROUND LENS. France (UPI) One hundred fifty miners protesting the closure of a pit at Cermcllcs remained underground for the fourth consecutive day today. They have bedded down In piles of hay and established their own cooking facilities. They took in enough food for a week. Mine authorities want to close the pit due to low productivity PRINCESS GRACE CONSIDERING FILM OFFER MONTE CARLO, Monaco (UPI) Princess Grace was reported today to be considering an offer of St million, tax free, to star in a new film. "The Great Adventure." Student Is Winner In Poster Contest Larry Reavis, Medford High school student and son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reavis, 211 Sum mit ave., was fourth place win ner in the 1963 Knights of Pyth ias Highway Safety Poster con test held recently in Raleigh, N.C. He received a $25 U.S. Sav ings bond. His winning poster was entitled "Watch the Koad" and won a $10 cash award plus a blue ribbon as first prize in the Oregon State Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias contest in Portland. The student and his parents were guests of the local lodge and of the local Contest Chair man Charles A. Lasher Thurs day evening during a dinner in the Candle Light room at the Medford hotel. The contest win ner was presented an eiraved desk pen set from Talisman lodge, Knights of Pythias. The contest was held in May in cooperation with the Medford police, Oregon highway depart ment and Jackson county high schools. Goldwater Beating Predicted by Morse JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) said Sunday that "there is no hope" for Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.) if he gets the 1964 Republican presidential nomi nation. Morse said Goldwater would "be beaten worse than Franklin Roosevelt beat Alf Landon in 1936." The Oregon Democrat made the comments at a news conference here. 1 . ml 1.00.3 c. .. How big a house should you buy? ...l...l...ltffo.,l...rl. . I ..... i . . i . f i i . P . ... . . ,9 . M . , f LCfv sr :. EL. -H ll'lllll'lllffllhltl.lhhll,!!!,,!.).!,!,!,!!!, What sie home will h right for your family .' How much should you spend? How much cash i re quired? And what about future expense? There are so many questions when you're planning to buy a house. 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QrtQOn (In Cai'ida. 443 Urmtrjity At . Torontn 2, 0l.) I would likf J fr copv of "How Much Houst Cn You AHord'" Allowance Less Than Kennedy Originally Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Appropriations Commit tee voted a record $5.1 billion today to push space exploration despite a Republican warning that Russia may orbit a 100 megaton bomb while this coun try concentrates on sending a man to the moon. The total space allowance was $251 million less than was auth orized by Congress in separate legislation earlier this year and $612 million less than President Kennedy originally wanted. The appropriations committee also dropped its annual block buster on Kennedy's continuing drive to build fallout shelters not only in federal structures but also in schools, hospitals and other non-profit institutions over the nation. It voted funds to continue lo cation and marking of potential shelter spaces in existing build ings, public and private, but banned further funds for stock ing these spaces and denied every cent sought for new shel ter construction. Highlight of Bill The actions highlighted com mittee approval of a $13 billion appropriation bill carrying funds to finance 26 so-called "indepen dent offices" and agencies of the government in the 12 months that started July 1. The committee claimed to have cut the measure by $1.5 billion, or 10.6 per cent below the President's budget requests. Some of the claimed cuts were real and some reflected opti mistic bookkeeping devices. The Federal Communications Commission1 got the $150,000 it wanted to set in motion a new emergency communications net that will enable the President, or an authorized agent, to com municate instantly with the pop ulace over up to 1,700 AM radio stations. Money for Plane A $60 million request by the Federal Aviation Agency to press work on a $1 billion super sonic passenger plane was ap proved intact. Funds also were granted for construction of new federal buildings in 27 cities, but costs were shaved 10 per cent. In its majority report to the House, the committee made no mention of President Kennedy's recent suggestion that this coun try and Russia work jointly on the moon venture which pre viously had been pictured as a high priority race. But Rep. Louis C. Wyman (R N.H.), a minority member of the subcommittee that drafted the bill, termed the race con cept "daytime moon-madness." He said the President's proposal to cut Russia in on the program "infects the entire Apollo pro gram with fiscal uncertainty." Chinese Communist Interpreter Scales Soviet Embassy Wall in Tofcyo To Ask Officials for Political Asylum TOKYO (UPI) An interpreter for a Communist Chinese scien tific delegation climbed over the wall nf the Soviet Embassy be fore dawn today and asked for political asylum, diplomatic sources reported. The Japanese Foreign Office identified the defector as Chou Hong-chin, 44, who tame here with the delegation last month for an international conference on oil pressure machinery. The sources said Chou made his way to the Soviet Embassy about 4 a.m. today, climbed over the seven-foot concrete wall, and asked Soviet officials for asylum. Airline sources said five mem bers of the delegation left for home today but three others, in cluding the leader, remained in Tokyo. More Comfort Wearing . FALSE TEETH Here li a pleasant way to overcome . looce plat ducomfort. FASTEETH, an Improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower plates hoi da them tortable. 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Another woman, who was in jured Sept. 26 in an automobile accident in Jackson county, is now reported in poor condition at Rogue Valley hospital. Mrs. Lucille Marietta Whitlock, 46, of Colcville, Calif., has previ-i ously been listed as critical by hospital officials. Her husband, ; Robert Edlow Whitlock, 51, was killed in the accident. i NALLEY'S CHILI CON CARNE 15 02. Tin -Reg. 37c LIMIT PLEASE o o o O SPAM Regular 51c 12 oz. Tin Luncheon Meat 37 t DUNDEE Regular 25c 303 Tin Fruit Cocktail 5 1 oo House Expected To Extend Rights WASHINGTON (UPD-Speak-er John McCormack (D-Mass.) predicted House approval today of the Senate passed measure to extend the Civil Rights com mission for another year. The House leader said he ex pected to have the two-thirds majority vote needed for appro val under a procedure which would avoid House Rules com mittee clearance first. McCormack adopted this course of action to avoid possi ble delaying tactics by the Rules Chairman Rep. Howard W. Smith D-Va.) an opponent of civil rights legislation. The commission is in a state of suspension now because its two-year term expired Sept. 30. Rut, 60 days are allowed for clearing up the agency's busi ness. So far, it has lost about 20 stalf members because of the uncertainty over getting an extension and 40 more Tiembf rs received a one-month notica last week. I SIRLOIN TIP WESTERN PRIDE BEEF ROAST CUBE STEAKS Boneles, Qg 10 Fresh Ground Chuck b. 59 O O Potatoes u s. No. 2 Kla math Rujiatt 70 b b.,29 ISU pj tSIAsuSflto S J Icrf.enI o o A Apples New Crop Fancy Grivenslein .... 4 ". bag 39 Grapefruit Calif. Sunkist, Whila 10 for J00 Cucumbers long Graan, Slicing Six . .. 3 'or 25 SMOOTHIE BRAND - Crisp Fresh Carrots MB. CELLO PKG. 3 p. 29 Stewart & King Prices Effective Mon., Tues., and Wad., Oct. 7, 8 and 9 V
