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Biion, Steel-Owned Railroad Reach firemen Agreement IS? Prices on Stock Market Record Slight Upswing Ktrwlrc Brndix Coro ncimeiiem oivci Boeing Air Brunswick Caterpillar Corp ... Chrysler Corp .... Coca Cola CBS Columbia Gas Continental Can ... Crown Zellrrhach Crucible Steel ixdi Curt 11s Wricht . Dow Chemical ... . Uu Pont Eastman Kodak . ... Firestone Ford General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motor NEW YORK (UPI) moved slightly higher today. Sizable price swings were in the minority. Chrysler managed to tack on close to a point in the autos. Steels and chemicals showed lit tle change. IBM dropped near ly 2, about the only electronic to move a point or more in eith er direction. Sunday DX Oil moved up nearly in the oils. Rails con tinued firm paced by Atlantic fnaet I.iru nrih American Avi- .- . 1 i a ,k i General Portland Ccm-nl anon dropped close to 2 in uiejcrt P,clllc aircrailS. Jew! Tea Slipped a j Crwil Northern Railway large traction in the foods. 'oCii ou"" Bulova w atcn declined nearly j H-m.i,- 42 hip. .. 38', IBM Int Paper Johns Manvllle . Kennccott Copper 475 U . 32'. 1:4 but Polaroid rough!)- lt. moved up Idaho Power DWV JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK ITI Dm Joom fniaJ Mati atfrary.: 3 Industrials rrT.M, MM; St raUrub ir:.!. iqi ist- 1 utilities UTJA. vf Alt, and M stocks NtN. vf Sales WrdMsdav nt( niwul 4 4 miliioa iiiur OfnnrorNl 1th 1.56 milbva &m TUnuUv. i Nazi War Planes Start Ocean Trip Thursday 1 stocks. Allied Cherr.cl . . Alum Co Am American Atr lone . American Can . American Motors . AT&T American Tocucco Anaconda Copper Armco .American Standard .. Avco Corp ports fit, fttlecxrt Former Oregon Man Drowns As Car Goes Off Road YREKA Thomas Lindsey Lotz, 48, of Lumgrcy Creek, Route 3, Box 25, drowned in the Klamath River Dec. 10 after the car which he was driving missed a curve in the Klamath River Highway and went into the river. According to the California Highway Patrol, Lotz and his son. Andrews II. Lotz, IS, es caDed throuch a window before j PRESTVnCK. Scotland (LTD i the car submerged in more than ' Four Britons departed 'or ', M feet of water. The boy at 1 New York Thursday night in tempted to drag his father to two 25-year-old Messexschmidt the bank, but was unable to 'fighter planes, relics of World bold onto him. The body was j W ar II still marked with Nazi . recovered he next morning, 'swastikas. j The accident occurred about I The team s leader, John 10:30 p.m. eight miles west of 'C 1.. - t u 1 : ' . . w, " ';,cr r s- An autopsyestaDiisnea r- rorce living msirucior, saia the cause of death. JJjJj 1 the airplanes will be sold at the ) Member of Local it. t lend of the 2.700-mile flight if j Lotz, an electrician in Mount is,' they make it. One will be pur-; Shasta, was a member of In- 43'. Chased by Aero Associates Inc.: : Iprnnltnnal Klrotriral Wnrkrs ; 1 the other by aviation journalist , unjon Local 659, Medford. He was born Jan. 13, 1915, in Ore gon and had lived in Siskiyou County for 17 years. His wife, 1 Velma Marie Lotz, died two j years ago. ; Survivors include two sons, Andrew Lotz and Charles Lotz, I at home; two daughters, Miss 1 Cora Lee Lotz, Sacramento, and Mrs. Christina Burgess, Phoe nix, Ore., and one sister, Mrs. Louise Thompson, Portland, Ore. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, at Girdncr's Funeral Chapel, Yreka, with the Rev. Donald D. Donihue of the Yreka Metho dist Church, officiating. Inter ment will be in Evcrgreeen Cemetery, Yreka. Lockheed Aircraft Martin Merck .... Montana Power Montgomery Ward National Btacult New York Central Northern Natural Gas Northern Paclllc Pac Gas Elec Penney J. C. .. Penn RR .. Permanente Cement Phillips Procter & Gamble Radio Corp Richfield Oil Safeway Seam Shell Oil Soeony Mobil Oil Southern Pacific Southern Co Sperry Rand . 3r. 2l'.i .106 . 36". 341. 31', 43?, 23 . 15'. 48', . 79", . 96', Standard California .. Standard Indiana Standard N. J Stokcly Van Camp Sun Mines Texas Co. Texas Gulf Sulfur ... Tex Pac Land Trust Thiokol Trans America Trans World Air Tri-Contlncntal Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines U. S. Plywood U. S. Rubber U. S Steel United Utilities West Bank Corp Wcstinchouse Weyerhaeuser Youngstown .. 60 .. 6014 .. 72', .. 22 ',4 10 .. 661 .. 20?, .. 23'2 .. 19 .. 50'', .. 2B', . 45', .117', .. 4(1 . .. 43'. . 41 '1 .. 65 'i 46', .. 31', 40 40 .. 33 33', .129 Regional Edition Medford Page 2A Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1963 23', I Martin Caidin. December Clearance Sale On Display , . . the largest Selection of Natural Gas Equipment Co. In Southern Oregon Space Healers Will Healers Wall Furnaces Forced Air Furnaces Suspended Furnaces Intra Red Heaters Comb. Gas Heafer & Air Conditioner A Large Selection of Makes and Models Authoriied Coleman Dealer NATURAL GAS EQUIPMENT CO. 1 1 West Main Phone 772-2322 Open Fridays Til 8 P.M. - Saturday 'Til Noon Foreign Briefs DUTCH BLAME LUNG CANCER ON SMOKING THE HAGUE t UPI) The Dutch government has stated offi cially that cigarette smoking Is the main cause of lung cancer. The Dutch Secretary of Social Affairs and Public Health, Dr. Anton Bartels, told Parliament Thursday the government was donating "a large sum" of money for a campaign to keep Dutch youths from smoking. RADIOLOGIST DIES AS RESULT OK RADIATION B0L0GN9, Italy (UPI) Dr. Cesare Palmieri. chief radiolo gist of the Bologna Tramatology Center, died Thursday from the after-effects of radiation he was exposed to in his work. He was 67. BERLIN WALL MAKES STEINBECK SICK BERLIN (UPI) American Author John Steinbeck, after his first I k at the Berlin wall, said today the Communist sector of (his divided city Is a concentration camp. He told a news conference In West Berlin that he had planned to visit the Communist zone but changed his mind because the anti-refugee wall made him sick. LADY RHINOCEROSES BOUND FOR U.S. CALCUTTA, India (UPI) An American Air Force plane took off today loaded with two lady rhinoceroses bound for the United States to cheer up a lonely male rhino In the Washington zoo. The huge animals from the slate of Assam are a female named f'lpali and her 10-month-old daughter, Rajkumari (Princess). mama is the LOT AY Padgham Glass Ml im IISE IBBiWIBIi GRAND PRIZE 1 Win a Beautiful Full-Length Plate Glass Mirror! Coffee 0 Soft Drinks! Doughnuts! Pens, Ashtrays for Mom & Dad! Balloons for the Kids! Be Sure To Register for Grand Prize, No Purchase Necessary Grand Opening Specials Store -wide! IPffldgEnaimn (Glass CaraDnpainy 1309 Court Street o Medford nana uiiiajnaKneasf o Exclusion From National Dispute Refused by Board CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Brotherhood of Locomotive En gineers (BLE) and the Union Railroad reached agreement Thursday on full attrition for firemen. Spokesmen for the union said the attrition agreement was negotiated rapidly because of a decision by a federal judge pre venting a federal arbitration board from interfering with the U.S. Steel-owned railroad and its 600 BLE - represented em ployes. The decision signed in Wash ington Thursday by Judge Al exander Holtzoff was directed at the arbitration board ap pointed to settle the railroad work rules dispute on a nation al level. The board refused to exclude the Union Railroad from the national dispute, and Thurs day's court decision was in the first of a series of legal chal lenges by the BLE and other operating brotherhoods directed at testing the validity of the award by the board late last month. Under the agreement reached Thursday between the BLE and the Union Railroad, limited pro visions were made for operat ing some locomotives without firemen-helpers. It also provid ed a five-year moratorium on further rules changes involving firemen-helpers. Under the attrition agree ment, firemen's jobs will be va cated only by death, retire ment, resignation or promotion. Engineers required to work without firemen will receive $3 per day above their basic daily rates. Also included in the agree ment was withdrawal by the BLE of wage demands served in August. The BLE took an op tion to receive the United Steel workers Union wage provisions or to serve new pay demands after April 1. Saturn S-l Rocket Booster Accepted by Space Agency NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-The first industry-built Saturn S-l rocket booster, earth-bound now but soon to be thundering into the dark depths of space, goes to the federal space agency to day. The Chrysler-made booster, built at a plant that used to make engines for tanks, will be used in Project Apollo, Amer ica's project to put a man on the moon. Rocket expert Dr. Wernher Von Braun, director of the Huntsville, Ala. Marshall Space Center, was named to accept the booster for the National Aeronautics and Space Admin istration (NASA) from Chrysler President Lynn A. Townsend in the ceremony. The 82-foot, giant missile will be floated on a huge barge to Huntsville, where it will undergo static testing. After the tests, it will be re-i turned to the Michoud plant, j where its static test instrumen lation will be removed and : launch instrumentation in stalled. When the booster is fitted out, it will be carried by barge to Cape Kennedy for its space baptism. The huge rocket, which looks like a huge cigar with a frayed end, gets its power from a cluster of eight Rocketdyne H-l engines, each producing 188,000 pounds of thrust. 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