Medford Woman
Dies In Nebraska
Mrs. Beulah Bennett, 67, of
829 Wast 11th street, died Janu
ary 6 at Scotts Bluff, Neb. Serv
ieei and interment were at Ogal
lala, Neb.
She became ill at Denver,
Colo., while making an air trip
to Nebraska and was taken to
Scotts Bluff by ambulance. Mrs.
Bennett had resided in Medford
since 1937 and was a member
of the Methodist church and Re-
bekah lodge. She was born near
Marysville, Mo., Aug. 27, 1882.
Survivors are a daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Copley, Waldport;
four sons, Glenn, Carl, Clinton
and Everett Bennett, all of Med
ford; a sister, Mrs. Irene Peter
son; ' Scotts Bluff; and three
brothers. Harper C. Scrinter.
Durango, Colo.; Morris R. Scrip-
ter of Lewellen, Neb., and fcarl
D. Scripter, Medford.
Portland, Ore., Jan. 23 (U.R)
John G. Craig, 19, was electro
cuted last night at the Davidson
bakery while operating a switch.
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CITATION RETURNS Citation, making his first start In 13 months, crosses the finish line to win the
fourth race at Santa Anita in Arcadia, Calit. The "Wonder Horse" ot the American turt was challenged by
only three other entrees. Bold Gallant (left) was second and Roman In, third.
District Teachers
Form Association
Central Point, Jan. 23 Teach
ers employed in schools of con
solidated school District 6. with
headquarters at Central Point,
recently formed a group known
as the Associated Teachers of
District 6, it was reported today.
Included are teachers in the
former Table Rock, Gold Hill,
Central Point, Willow Springs
and Tolo districts. Robert Sage,
principal of the Gold Hill ele
mentary school, was elected
president of the group. Cecil
Warner, Central Point, was
named vice-president, and Miss
Betty Levine, Gold Hill, secretary-treasurer.
A constitution was adopted,
section of which provides for
a standing advisory committee
to hear teacher grievances.
Standing committees ap
pointed included Ruby Downing,
Lorna E. Moyer, Clarence Mol
bye, Ida von Buskirk, Ruth
Broomfield, Marguerite Black,
Edward Knapp, Ethel Fleischer,
Kathryn Stancliffe, Mary Schul
er, Francis Ruck, Gladys Jew
ett, Marie Dizney, William
White, Geneva Davis, Martha
Boshears, Viola Laird, Albert
Gaspee, Maurine Shore and Will
iam Kennedy.
WEATHER
By United Press
Northern California: Partly
cloudy with morning fog south
portion, but occasional rain
Marin county-Sacramento north
ward today, spreading over the
south portion Tuesday; strong
winds north interior; colder
north portion today and south
p o r t io n Tuesday; southerly
winds off coast 25-40 mph Point
Arena northward and westerly
12-24 mph elsewhere.
Dead line Sunday Classified U at'
Noon Saturdays.
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MISSES Sm Snead casts a wistful eye as his ball stops short of the
cup to turn a victory-making putt into a four-way tie for individual
pro honors tn the 110,000 Blng Crosby pro-amateur tournament at
Pebble Beach, Calif.
WHERE WERE POLICE?
Brockton. Mass.. Jan. 23 U.R)
A gunman drove up in front of
ijuiiue nucuiiiuHriers lusi nigiii,
stepped out, robbed Mr. and
Mrs. Angelo Silverstrino of $40,
then sped away along the bright
ly lighted street.
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Be sure to attend the American Le
gion March of Dimes Dance at
Merrick's Ballroom, and the benefit
Dances in the Gold Hill Grange Hall,
Medford Elks Club and Rogue Valley
Country Club.
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WEDEMEYER DUE
Fort Lewis. Wash.. Jan. 23
(U.R) Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wede-
meyer, commanding general of
the sixth army, was scheduled
to arrive here today on his first
stop of a tour of northwest ariiiy
installations.
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Candidates End
Campaign To Fill
Rep. Thomas' Seat
Hackensack, N. J., Jan. 23
(U.R) Republican and democratic
candidates wound up their cam
paigns today for tomorrow's spe
cial election to fill the seat of
former Rep. J. Parncll Thomas.
Thomas resigned January 3,
Just before his imprisonment for
accepting salary kickbacks from
congressional employees.
On the republican slate, State
Labor Commissioner Harry C.
Harper, a former ball player, had
the support of the regular GOP
organization. His opponents in
cluded George V, McDavitt of
Karrsvillc, N. J., and William
B. Windall, Saddle River, N. J.
District Normally GOP
McDavitt once was chief in
vestigator for the house commit
tee on un-American activities
and served under Thomas, while
Windall, an attorney, entered
politics during the Wendell Wil
kie campaign.
Thomas' Seventh congression
al district normally is repub
lican. In 1948, Thomas whipped
his democratic opponent by a
vote of 27,950 to 22.493.
Harper is expected to have
the support of many baseball
fans. He was a popular pitcher
in the early 1920s, having
hurled for the Washington Sen
ators, Boston Red Sox and the
New York Yankees.
Former Mayors Running
Running in the democratic
primary are two former mayors
of East Patterson, N. J. George
T. English and Arthur C. Hill
man. English bucked the Frank
Hague organization while in of
fice. Hillman is a vegetable farm
operator, who was mayor for
10 years.
Thomas, who was sentenced
to a term of 6 to 18 months in
the federal house of correction
at Danbury, Conn., had another
year of his congressional term
to serve when he resigned.
Fair Employment Law
Discussion Postponed
Washington, Jan. 23 (U.R)
President Truman's fair employ
ment practices legislation will
not be brought up in the house
today, S p e a k er Sam Rayburn
announced.
Instead, Rayburrl said, the
house will take up Monday a
bill which would increase ap
propriations of U. S. money in
our memberships in Internation
al organizations.
Following the administration's
smashing victory yesterday in
defeating a southern democrat
republican coalition grab 'for
control of the house, the admin
istration hod intended to bring
up the FEPC bill Monday.
VAGS CLEARED OUT
Oakland, Cal., Jan. 23 (U.R)
Police gave 31 vagrants a
through ticket to the pokey yes
terday after the Western Paci
fic railroad complained that ho
boes were living in luxury
aboard Pullman cars brought to
the yards for servicing.
Monday, January 23, 1950
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Housing Authority To
Sell Trailer Houses -
Roseburg, Jan. 23 The hous
ing authority of Douglas coun
ty today announced another sale
of portable shelter units and an
office trailer, located at Scotts
burg, Oregon, which have served
their purpose in connection with
emergency housing.
The house trailers will be sold
at a fixed price of $205 each,
with priority going to present
tenants, veterans and the pub
lic, in that order.
Complete details can be ob
tained from the authority office,
post offixe Box 32, Roseburg.
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Salem, Ore., Jan. 23 U.R)
Farmers and agriculture lead,
ers from the 13 northwest coun
ties of Oregon were in Salem
today for the 16th annual stock
holders meeting of- the Willaim.
ette Production Credit association.
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Eagle Point To Hold
March Of Dimes Dance
Eagle Point, Jan. 23 An
Eagle Point March of Dimes
dance will be held on Satur
day, January 28 at The Oasis.
Dancing will begin at 9 p.m.
The Melody Maulers, Camp
White musicians, will donate
their services, and Eddie Dahack
will donate the hall. The pub
lic is invited to the event.
Do not neglect them. Let us examine them to
determine if you need glasses and if you do, fit
you with the correct lenses
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