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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1939. PAGE FIVE PORTLAND COUPLE HURT IN SMASHUP NEAR GOLD HILL . . Vernon R. Churchill, 51, of Portland, northwest manager of McCann-Erickson Inc., national advertising agency, and his wife were confined in Community hospital today with injuries they .received about 3 o'clock yester day afternoon when their auto mobile was forced off the Paci fic highway a short distance north of Gold Hill. Their car, forced onto a soft shoulder of the highway by an unidentified motorist, skidded and struck a large rock in a ditch alongside, the road. Mr. Churchill, widely known in northwest newspapcer and advertising agency circles, was the more seriously injured, his j left arm being broken between! the shoulder and elbow and his forehead badly cut. His condi- tion, hospital attendants said, j was not critical. Mrs. Churchill, also 51 years and severe bruises and shock. She was not seriously injured, hospital attendants stated. Mr. and Mrs. Churchill, who reside at 6100 S. E. Reed Col lege Place, Portland, were en route to San Francisco, where Mr. Churchill was to confer with officials of his company. Mrs. Churchill was driving the car at the time of the accident, while Mr. Churchill was asleep. They were taken to the hos pital in the Perl ambulance. Fourteen percent of traffic accidents at intersections during the first eight months of 1939 resulted in injuries or deaths, figures compiled by the safety division of the secretary of state's office reveal. There were 10.299 accidents at intersections, 1.470 causing deaths or injuries. Closing time for Too Lute to C'.aa slly Ads Is 1:30 p ra. AT 20-30 CLUB MEET Activities of the United States navy were the subject of an in teresting program presented at last night's regular weekly dinner-meeting of the 20-30 club in Hotel Jackson. Chief Quartermaster George E. Patterson, navy recruiting of ficer for the Medford area and Chief Machinist Mate Ernest A. Roesel showed four reels of sound pictures depicting the du ties and work of auxiliary ves sels comprising the refueling units, repair ships and hospital ships of the fleet; fleet maneu vers and flight formations of air craft. Merritt rlittle reported on the party held last Saturday night at Chalker's Motel in honor of newly-married members of the club. Neville Biden reported on the activities of the Sea Scout Ship "West," a 20-30 club pro ject. President Gene Monaco presided. Buried Again Cairo (AP) The sarcophagus of King Tutankhamen and the jewelry and furniture found in his tomb early in the century have been buried again this time in bombproof shelters. MRS. HAUEY, 88 FALLS IN STROKE Mrs. Addie Halley, 88. owner of the Palace hotel at 30 South Central avenue, was in a criti cal condition in Sacred Heart hospital this afternoon follow ing a bruising fall down the hotel stairs after she suffered a stroke. Her attending physician said she sustained a severe gash on the back ot hei head, which may prove to be a skull frac ture, and several body bruises. She is unconscious and hasn't been disturbed, the doctor stat ed. No x-ray pictures have been taken because of her con dition, which was described by the physician as "critical, due to a combination of the stroke and head injury." The accident occurred about 10:30 this morning. Mrs. Hal ley had almost reached the foot of the long flight of stairs when she suffered the stroke and fell the remaining distance to the street, her physician ex plained. Immediately after she fell the doctor was called, and the Perl ambulance was sum moned to rush her to the hos pital. 1 Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads ( 1:30 p ra. Speak Of The Deer Hoquiam, Wash. 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