Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 09, 1950, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextGeneral Eisenhower Named Best Dressed In America New York, Feb. 9 U.R Sec- office ... and his role of elder rotary of State Dean Acheson lost the title of the best dressed man in public life today to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, president of Columbia university, because he "sometimes overdresses." Solection of Eisenhower as one of the nation's 10 best dressed men was announced by Custom Tailors' Guild of Amer ica. Inc. "Gen. Eisenhower shows per fect judgment in wearing clothes which reflect the dignity of his Jury List A list of approximately 1,000 Jackson county residents who may be summoned as venire men to serve on circuit court juries during 19S0 has been released by County Clerk George R. Carter, Portions of the list will be published by the Mail Tribune as a public service on nine successive days beginning today. Adams, A. F., Ayres, Frances C, Andrews, P. L., Andrews, Myrtle W Armantrout. Asa, Al len, Newton J., Archer. E. F., and Arnold, W. H., all Mecllorci; Ap pleby, Robert W., and Artmire, Raymond L., both Prospect: Al baugh, R. B., and Arens, D. J., both Eagle Point: Applegate, Ashland; Anderson, Earl L., Cen tral Point: Adams, G. Ross. An derson. Rudolph J.; Aibertson, S. C, Allen, Laura Edna, Arnold, Lillian K., Anderson. Thomas C:, Andrews, L. R., Anderson, Rob ert C, Adams, John E., Arthur, A. E.; Anderson, Clark E.; Al- den, Hattie M and Attridge, William J., all Medtord. Blaylock, Alma Ruth; Bosh. ears. Miner T.; Brown, Harold E .: Barber, Donald .; Bolger, Bernice M,; Bowman, G. B.; Breeden, William B Barnes, J F.; Barraclough, John E.; Beck- ley. W. R.: Bowles, Chester G.; Brown, Louis; Bullock, William Ralph; Barker, Edna J.; Bell, William M.; Boussum, Charles: Buenz, LeRoy; Babb, Charles C; Bossier, Mike Nick, Jr.; Brad ley, Murray A.; Bennett, Char les C; Black, Henry C; Bruse, George K.; Baise, Doris; Bailey, George H.; Blood, S. H.; Breeze, John J.; Burges. Kittie; Ballew, Harold; Blew, Frank L.; Bryan, J. M., and Butler, Frances, all Medford. Bishop, Ruth, Jacksonville; Bradfish, C. Earl, and Barnwell, Eileen, both Medford; Baldwin, Van W.. and Billings, Ralph, both Ashland. Barnes, Thurman; Beall, R. Vinton; Brown, Alice; Bureh ficld, Earl J., and Burns. Cordie, all Central Point; Bidder, Jack; Eitterling, Cora M.; Brainerd, Harold H.; Butler, A. P.; Bali, John M.; Berck, Opal; Bishop, J. W.; Boyrien, Chas. A.; Buckles, Robert; Bartholomew, Orin, and "Bergklint, Gustof, all Medford. Bowen, Ray L., Gold Hill; Baker, Hugh G., Billingsley, Wil liam S., and Bradley, David W., all Prospect; Bilks, Patrick S.; Brown, Ronald EnsiRn; Buerkle. T. L., and Byers, Paul P., atl Ashland; Ballard, Neal; Bigham, William; Bigham, Myra; Brooks, E. P. B., and Brown, William H., all Eagle Point; Baysinger, Wil laid J., and Burks, Lloyd, both Applegate. Baccus, Robert L.; Barry, Michael P., and Baalman, Eugene all Ashland: Bayard. Harry A Central Point; Bailey, V. L.; Beal. Richard A.; Blankinship, Flossie; Bush, Olga; Baughman, Harold G.; Bebb. Roberta; Burns, Gertie Lee: Barraclough, Max L. Bennett, Dorothy A.; Brown, Chester A.; Barker, F. W.; Bran don, Leona M.; Bailey, A. L.: Brown, J. J.; Birdseye, Nita, and Brennefholtz, Linder A., all of Medford. Bolt, Edward F Gold Hill; Balzer, Josephine L.; Boothby, Frank M.; Brenneman, Oscar H.; Brock, Ralph; Blum. H. E.; Brown, Truman; Lurk, Floyd F.; Bailey, C. C; Bcebe, D. W.; Borst, Robert C; and Buffing ton, Sanford. all Medford. Connor, Ira, Eagle Point; Chambers, L. G.-, Conelyn, Ed ward J.: Cappella, Wm. T.; Coonev, W. J.; Crawford, Jack; Cox. Thomas W.; Cramer, Vir ginia Grace; Clark, Frank C; Courtright, Floyd A.; and Car- statesman." the suite! "He emerged considerably, ahead of last year's favorite. Dean Acheson, who several guild mem bers noted 'sometimes over dresses'." Others Listed The nine others on the "best dressed" list included: Screen. Clark Gable; popular music, sammy Kaye; sports, Dan Topping; dancing Arthur Mur ray; opera, Lauritz Melehoir; so ciety, George F. Schrafft; radio, Ralph Edwards; law, Thomas F. Murphy; business, Harry E. Gould. The guild noted that Gable had "no close screen competitor" and that his clothes made him look every inch "the man's man." Dan Topping, the guild said, nosed out Thomas Yawkev, president of the Boston Red Sox. because his "magnificent phy sique engBies mm to wear clothes slightly better" than Yawkey. Tailors' 'Dream Man' As for Lauritz Melehoir, he was lauded as the tailors' "dream man," while Arthur Murray was said to have 'no peer in wearing suits to accentuate the graceful, athletic figure." The build, in presenting its list, suggested that men leave their wives at home when shop ping for a suit. "Suit yourself," the guild advised. ter. Chester E ail Medford. Carpenter, Alfred S. V Jack sonville; Conger, Emma L.. and Culbertson, Paul, both Medford; Chapman, C. C, Gold Hill; Can non, Tom J., Prospect; Chand ler, D. M Trail; Cooper, Alford, Prospect; Carr, Henry Jr., and Clark, Claud Elmer, both Ash land. Cearley, Chas. O.; Chamber lain, Raymond B.; Clarke, John W.; and Collins, T. E., all Eagle Point; Carl, Vera L.; Courtney, David C, and Campbell, George C. all Applegate; Chamberlain, Earle W.; Conner, Lee F.; Cox, Herbert A.; Curtis, Claude R., and Cullop, Paul W., all Ashland. Carpenter, Floyd C; Colpitts, Ed, and Croy, Howard, all Cen tral Point; Christensen, H, D.; Clausscn, R. H.; Cummins. James S.; Carnegie, John A.; Carson, Wilson; Clifford, D. J.; Cooper, Claude V.; Campbell, Frances w.; Clark, J. Raymond; cooper, Marion; Cowperthwait, Miss L. M.; Chase, Donald L.; Cline, Josephine: Connor, Edna M.; Croxdale, Dorothy R.; Campbell, Frances: Conion, Etta; and tnen- ey, A. E., all Medford, Connolly, Lillian M.; carpen ter, John M.; Cline, T. N.; Couch. Franklin W.; Curry, Joe; Caro thers, Floyd B.; Chiids, Lester M.; Court, Harry J.; Carmean, Margarete E.; Colley, Mary Louise; Castle. R. J.; Coggins, Ralph Cecil; Crause, W. B.; Cu sick, Inez; and Chipman, Harry, all Medford. Cuffel, Robert C.r Carter, Wayne G.; Clark, Frank C, Jr.; Chew, A. E.; Cook, George F.; Crowell, L. F.; Clark, James B.; Conner, Juanila L.; Colley, Ella C; Cabler, Orville H.: Church, Robert D.; Cormany, waiter A.; Crowell, Waldo F.; and Clemens, J. E., all Medford. There was a total of 1,483 min ing establishments in California 1847. including metal ana non-metallic, oil and gas busi ness units. BEST for SCHOOL LUNCHES! HOODY'S PEANUT BUTTER, FRESHER GROCER'S! Scouts To Take Over Government Of City Saturday George Goodman, a Life scout and a member of explorer Post 3, was elected "mayor" of Med ford following the court of hon or Tuesday night, scout officials announced today. He will serve as chief executive of the city when scout elected officials take over the city hall between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday. Members of the city council named by scouts attending the meeting include James Perry, Troop 3; George Flanagan, Troop 10; Don Wisely, Troop 5; Jim Morrison, Troop 9; Lee Stothers, Explorer Post 8; Leslie Green, Troop 15; Maryan Despain, Troop 8; Jim Parris, Troop 35; Olin Stansficld, Troop 1, and Robert Jones, Troop 8. To St Operation Following swearing-in cere monies at the mayor's office al the city hail, scouts will be shown through the city's offices, and the job of running the city wilt be explained to them. At noon, scouts will be guests at a luncheon, to be served at the Medford fire hall by a commit tee including Mrs. John Dan forth, chairman, and Mrs. Allan Perry, Mrs. C. A. Stothers and Mrs. E. M. Stansfield. Boys from each of the troops participating in the activity which is in connection with Boy Scout week, were nominated by their own units for fire and po lice chief. The nominees will se lect the two chiefs from their own ranks on Saturday. nanartfflAtit MffRlhtn The "police department" in- j eludes Bob Rasmussen, James Myhre, Jack Parker, Beryl Wei-1 burn, Ernest Wisely, Richard ( Hopkins, Don Church, Bill Rob-1 erts, Duane Franklin, Russell j Larson, James Harper, George Thomas. Ronnie Walker, David ; Muir. Wayne Close. Dick Cain.) Art Ekerson and Duane Good man, j "Firemen" include Tommy : Gail, Darrel Brown, Dave Davis, I Dave Risbon, Paul Shaffer, Max j Stelle, Dale Cooper, Charles Frost, Leon McDougalt, Vincent Boy Scout News Troop 7 Projects of Troop 1 for Boy Scout week are being shown in the window of Crater Lake Mo tor company this week, includ ing a replica map of the United States, with the route to Valley Forge and back marked in. Val ley Forge is the location of this summer's national jamboree. Ed ward Manley and uicic cave; made the replica. j Another is a fort, and series ; of plaques, giving the 12 points of the scout law, and another I fort was constructed by Halph Milter, and replica of the camp at Valley Forge by Jackie Curry. Dick Cave and Ralph Miller each earned a woodcarving mer it badge which was awarded them at the district court of hon or Tuesday. Edward Manley, Walter Garner and Warren Dea kons won first class badges and Stanley Culy received a book binding merit badge. By Wayne Close. Phileo Corporation To Construct System Portland, Ore., Feb. 9 SU.P.1 The Philco corporation of Phil adelphia was awarded a $833,492 contract for construction of a microwave radio communication svstem for the Bonneville Power administration, BP A Chief En gineer Sol E. Schultz said today. 4Q4four Work Week For Portland Policemen Must Wait Awhih Portland, Ore., Feb. 9 U.B The question of 40-hour work weeks for city policemen will have to wait awhile. Citv council members yester day agreed after 2' 2 hours of Thursday, February t, 1933 BEDFORD fOREGOm MAIL TRIBUNE irVZK debate that policemen should be! police bureau personnel operate put on a 40-hour week but that on a 48-hour week, such a plan could not be put into j effect until the new budget year j Saa Francisco' Golden Gate begins July 1. park, where more than S.TO0 The issue was turned over to different kinds of plants now the budget committee for fav-i flourish, was wind-swept waste orabie consideration. At presentof shifting sand hilfs in 1870. wmesoHS fish Tampko, Me., Feb. 9 U.?J The Cuke and Duchess of Wind sor arid their host, snilHsnair Clint Murehison, Da'sias, Tex., fished today on the Isie of BuU part of the extensive MurchSisa hacienda. Swinnev, Monty Stamper, Ray Doe, Billy Attridge. 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