Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 31, 1963, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextLocals Meeting Canceled A meet ing of Roxy Ann Home Eco nomics Club set for Jan. 1 has been canceled, it was announc ed today, and the group will not meet until Jan. 15. Sacred Heart Patients Listed as a medical patient today at Sacred Heart Hospital is Mrs. Betty L. Wintersteen, Route 1, Box 159, Brookings. Urbane James Rogers. 455 South Moun tain Ave., Ashland, is listed as a surgical patient. Aulo Collision Vehicles oper ated by Donald George Davy, 21, of 123 Lincoln St., and Kenneth Ray Curtis, 16, of 960 Ross Lane, collided Monday on Washington Street near West Sixth Street, police said. Police cited Davy for improper lane usage. V Lodged Alvin Cecil Athanas, 42, of 345 Apple St., Medford, was charged with contempt of court yesterday by Circuit Judge Edward C. Kelly, and sentenced to six months in the county jail. He had failed to pay support money as a result of a separate maintenance case, according to reports. Man Relumed Jackson Coun ty Sheriff DeArmond Leigh last night returned Daniel Stephen O'Quinn Jr., 42 from the Cali fornia Slate Penitentiary and lodged him in Jackson County jail on charges of violation of probation of a suspended sen tence. His original sentence was for forgery. Thursday Meeting Crater Lake Branch, Fleet Reserve As sociation, will meet at 7:45 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 2, at the Jack son County courthouse auditor ium. Wives of members are in vited. Plans will be made for a potluck dinner scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 11, at the home of Horace Webster, Crater Lake Highway, approximately one half mile north of the Eagle Point Junction. Webster is branch president. Irish Playwright Spends Good Night DUBLIN, Ireland (UPD-Ail-ing Irish playwright Brendan Behan was reported today to have spent a good night in Meath Hospital and to have improved slightly. Behan, 41, was taken to the hospital early Monday suffering from head injuries and pneu monia after he was found lying unconscious in the road, not far from his parents' home here. He said later he thought he had fallen. He left another hospital only the day before after treatment for diabetes. ! fA AS 9' P.M. AND SEE THEM BOTH! U rtStt cSBg' wtZmtH LS IT'S a GUESSING GAME of MjRTJHjnriMYSTERy ..." ftffrV f V f - $7 CARY AUDREYS vi Vtsl--S WE WILL ADMIT VT?(V.M "eastman colS Mrs. Rockefeller Expecting Child NEW YORK (UPI) - Mrs. Margaretta Rockefeller, wife of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, is expecting a child, it was learned today. Reports that the governor and his second wife were ex pecting their first child had been current for some time, but were confirmed today by Mrs. Rockefeller's mother, Mrs. George E. Bartol of Wynne wood. Pa. The governor's offices in New York and Albany both said "no comment" to the report. Spokesmen for the governor had previously denied such reports. The baby is expected next spring, perhaps in May. COURTESY PAYS CHICAGO (UPI) Courtesy on the highways goes a long way toward reducing accidents says the Chicago Motor Club One way to practice road cour tesy is to be the first to dim your headlights when approach ing another car at night. Also, remember to dim your lights when following another car. Fnarjit siuama DEau mm anna ekdeto unsuia nriensss Jtp '& V(p .!. "(. O'fc v1'.. f V V V V V V V CONTINUOUS FROM I P.M. ' k 4 S-k ZftS V FUN AND FANTASYI SON6S AND SORCERY! l t,: " ' f- If J.W-. n - - WEATHER FORECASTS Medford and vicinity Vallev fog and smoke tonight and Wed nesday, lifting during the after noon hour. Lisht rain Wednesday afternoon and niehi. Low tonight 35 Hich Wednesday 4.V western oreion: Mostly ciouay with occasional rain tonight and Wednesday. Loral log in southern valleys. Low tonight 40-45. with 35 in the two interior vallevs. High Wednesday 48-56. exceot 40 44 in south interior. Northern California: Fair toniiiht and Wednesday, but fog and low overcast in the central valley and cloudiness in the extreme north. Little temperature change. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 43: above normal 6. Record high this date 82 in I33i. Record low this date 12 in 1911). PRECIPITATION : 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month 1.05 inch, 2 23 inches below normal. Total since Sept, 1. 7.97 inches, .45 inch below normal, HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 86rr. highest this a m. lOOr. Hich 4:00 24- CITY Yrster- a.m. nr. day Low Free. Brookincs ti5 4B Crater Lake 49 Grants Pass 43 Howard Prairie .. 4ft Klamath Falls .... $2 MEDFORD 50 Port. ana 4(5 42 34 3 Seattle 31 44 Spokane 3fi 28 Yakima 38 35 Eureka 77 Red Bluff 5ft Sacramento 48 San Francisco .... 57 Los Angeles 75 Phoenix 64 Chicago 13 Miami Beach 74 New York 25 Washington. D. C. 26 67 , 17 , 10 TOMORROW mmtim CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M .' '. "J", 5i? ' V V V V MEDFORD Dave Beck Jr. Sued Three Men Arrested On Local Warrants Three men were arrested on warrants from the Medford Po lice Department, one in Cres cent City and two in Eugene, according to police. David Joe Oliver, Crescent City, Calif., was arrested by Northern California officials on a Medford warrant charging forgery, police said. Orville James Seaton of Eu gene, who is charged here on larceny by bailee, was arrested by Eugene police on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon and bad checks, police said. Bail was set at $1,500. and he may be returned to Medford, accord ing to reports. Lane County Sheriff's denudes arrested Melvin Curtis Sorber Jr., Eugene, on a charge of fail ure to provide, police said. Med ford police have placed a de tainer on Sorber on a warrant charging him with obtaining property under false pretenses. Bail for Sorber was set at $1,500, 1 according to police. boys! J Jj FOB TBSULS MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. by Teamsters SEATTLE (UPI)-Dave Beck Jr. was sued for $15,000 in Su perior Court here Monday by three trustees for the Interna tional Teamsters Union. The suit claimed Beck, with out authorization, removed fix tures and plumbing as well as electrical and refrigeration equipment from the Sheridan Beach home once owned by his father, Dave Beck Sr., former president of the Teamsters. The International bought the house from Beck Sr. several years ago for $160,000 and al lowed him to continue to live there as president of the inter national. The elder Beck is now serv ing a term in the federal prison at McNeil Island for filing a false income tax return for a local of the union. The complaint filed Monday also said Beck Jr. owes the un ion rent for his occupancy of the house from September to Dec. 15 of 1962. m universal ;. Cirr studios ii - - - IT'S BOFFO . - IT'S HERE TOMORROW ... IT STARTS AT 2 P.M. Cary, Audrey Grant Hepburn I Ot. K f l-Wfr' TECHNICOtOR" Walter Matthaujames Cobum M-HENRY MANCINI PETER STONE w tknctM b STANLEY DONEN umni OREGON Federal Stockpile Value Decreases WASHINGTON (UPI) - Fed eral stockpiles, including stra tegic materials and farm sur pluses, were valued t sh.i on-i lion in October, a decrease of $119 million from September. I The stockpile report was is sued Monday by the House-Senate committee on reduction of non-essential federal expendi tures. The group is headed by Sen. Harry F. Byrd, D-Va. Court Records CIRCUIT COURT Lee Anne Allen vs. William Al len, divorce decree. Jalene Fisher vs. ' Loyd Fisher, divorce decree. Katherine Ruth Shorey vs Ste phen H- Shorey. divorce decree. Patsy Caroline Tryon vs. Melvin Howard Tryon. divorce complaint. MAimlAOK l.H'VNSE APPLICATION Joseph Andrew Gatzka. Anchor age. A!a.skii. And Marian Haughn Jai-ksnn, 235 South Oakctale Ave. Elgin G- Rohm.on and Mary Fl'-i Aerta. both o Oakland. Calit. Charade STANLEY DONENp County Court Works The Jackson County Court Is still working on a colored map , of the West Side area to show what property owners seek in clusion in a proposed water district. So far the map shows a check erboard pattern which would make establishment of a water district difficult. The map shows that a ma jority of the property owners on Frceland Road north of Beall Lane have signed a petition fa voring the water district. Prop erty owners on the road south of Beall Lane apparently do not favor a water district. One property owner on Free land Road said the area does not have any wat -r or sewage problems and the property own ers are not seeking inclusion. Tho Freeiand Road property owners merely signed the peti tion to h.lp people in the West Side area who do have water problems, particularly the West Side School. VARIETY MEDFORD see "CHARADE" Nr' 1 Broad"";. .-u. . ..... I- Oil .-. s,tic W.- a.. " -vel- it s'nno or t'"". tt'2, or "- i 'Va , ",B.. . Vof V'or,. ...moul- .HXV'sit"'!. S the nrn. tr ... , Bed" "", t.t nt" ..rrt rV IS.. p.V...nM s '".?. (or " rtay Cn . . AaV i.'VVie i' imi Vi"p '1 See "4 FOR TEXAS'' See "WOVE OYER, DARLING" TUESDAY. DECEMBER 31. 19611 On West Side Map Reports that the Freeiand Road residents are seeking in clusion in the proposed water district has hurt residential de- vciopments in that area, a prop - erty owner said, because rosi - dents did not sign a petition for tiiat put pose. Chinese Premier On Albanian Visit. VIENNA (UPI) - Commu nist Chinese Premier Chou En lai arrived today in the Albanian capital of Tirana, according to Radio Budapest. The Hungarian station said a display of huge photographs of Communist leaders, including one of himself, was put up in Tirana as part of the greetings for Chou. The Communist Chinese lead er and a 50-mnn delegation flew to Albania after a four-day visit to Morocco. Reports "Boffo" Biz!! HAS the "Boffo" Pics!! 0&wrrK ' .un " . nftn on y ui-ci r. oi svi.w Vav, .r o-T., U'.""' Unit hc" r,i,c l 1 W ve. V,v" , ntf W. ,ivs fx lv' oo'W Vicw' Clo J DV Vuttf( VicW"i Wa- ' " It in . Ol"" Sio. lt sc. .... - ww e1 . 'mer, Boi " " Vc,:.. nttO t"1' NivW?nS ,0o "8S?,4yn 7-.t.,pr-. a'' . newty. . V,;ll t"" .in"' Vol Ml" 1W "'. i its I'lCl"- Ta",..,im. n"'. .ml -A 11 Deputy Director of Apollo Program Picked WASHINGTON (UPI) - Air . Force Brig. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips has been named deoutv 1 u" eclur ul l"e P" manned :sPJpB Pro?ram- inu .tuiundi nuiuudUllLS ana Space Administration (NASA) announced Monday that Phil lips, now vice commander of the Air Force Ballistic system Division, would join 200 other military officers serving in key posts with NASA. SUGAR SHACK TONITE! 2 Bands DANCING 7 P.M. to 1 A.M. The Navarros and The Squires Adm. $1 Party Favors NeeV the same movies now in New York, to WS.i.aon San Fran cisco and LA. r"J . .wo . tJott'' A" .V. 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