TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday. April 10. 1930
Final Forecast on
Year's Supply of
Water Released
After releasing detailed fore
cast! on prospective water sup
pliea for southern and south cen
tral Oregon oaiuraay, rne ica-eriil-state
cooperative snow sur
vey today made their final
monthly forecast of the season
for the whole state.
With a few exceptions in some
scattered sections of the state,
the 1950 water supply prospects
are good throughout, the survey
said, nearly equal to the excel
lent supplies of 1943 and 1946,
and better than last year in some
areas.
Deficiencies or shortages are
not to be expected anywhere in
the state if normal conditions
of snow-melt and runoff prevail,
the forecast, given as of April 1,
continued.
Sees New Records
New records of runoff will be
established in the Deschutes wa
tersheds, with unusually high
flows to be expected in Willam
ette river tributaries draining the
western Cascade slope from the
Coast fork and Row river north
to and including the Santiam
river.
Water stored In snow-packs Is
27 per cent greater than one
month ago, seven per cent less
than last year at this time and
36 per cent greater than in 1948.
Watershed soils were said by
the report to be believed wetter
than average, a factor favoring
well-sustained flow from the
snow-pack.
Reservoired water supplies
are, in general, "fair to good," the
report said.
HOW OVER MAINE
Naples, Me., Apr. 10 (U.R)
Four residents of this summer re
sort town reported today they
saw flving saucers over the
famed Snngo locks of the Sebago
lake canal.
HERE TUESDAY The fa
mous Danish Gymnasts team
that will perform at the senior
high gymnasium Tuesday night,
April 11, suggests you try this
for relaxation. This horizontal
balancing exercise is one of
many 16 young women and men
will perform.
Porllander Will Be
Overseas Missionary
Portland, Ore., Apr. 10 (U.R)
Kazuyoshi Kawata, Portland,
will be one of four United States
Methodist youth leaders to go
overseas this summer for mis
sionary service, church officials
announced here today.
Kawata will serve under the
board of missions and church ex
tension of the Methodist church.
He earned his bachelor of science
degree at Oregon State college
and is now a graduate student at
the University of Minnesota.
New City Park Name Ballot
(Notei Voting open to residents of Medford and vicinity.
Submit ballot between April 3 and midnight, April 12 to Park
Name Poll. City Hall. Medford, Ore. Winning name to be se
lected by park advisory committee and approved by city council.)
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Danish Gymnasts,
Dancers, Schedule
Performance Here
Residents of the Medford area
will have the opportunity to see
the best in Danish physical edu
cation along with traditional
folk dances Tuesday when a
picked group of Danish gym
nasts appear at the senior high
school gymnasium.
The two -hour program is
scheduled to commence at
8 p.m.
The tour is the third one in
America conducted by Erik
Flenstcd-Jcnsen. Sixteen young
men and 16 young women will
participate in the exhibition of
rhythmic and fundamental gym
nastics, balancing, dances, acro
batics and tumbling. The pro
gram will be a demonstration of
grace and suppleness.
Team Acclaimed
Everywhere in this country
the team has gone it has been
acclaimed and applauded. W. J.
Warner of Medford saw the
group perform at Santa Bar
bara, Cal. He reported enthusias
tically concerning them, accord
ing to Lee Ftagsdale, Medford
high athletic director.
One purpose of the Danish
trip is to enable the team mem
bers to become acquainted with
the people and scenic wonders
of America and to witness de
mocracy at work.
Open House Planned
Medford residents will have to
participate in this democracy
part of the group's appearance.
An open house will be held in
the school cafeteria after the
show and all persons who wish
may attend to meet and talk to
the members of the team. Rags
dale said. The faculty will sell
cake and coffee at the event.
Ragsdnlc reported also that it
is hoped a number of people
will be interested in keeping one
or several of the Danish guests
overnight Tuesday as house
guests. All persons interested
should telephone the high school
office as soon as possible, he
paid.
Obituary
FRED HOESLY
Fred Hoesly, Jacksonville, for
mer caretaker of the Beekman
estate there, passed away at a
local hospital this morning.
Details regarding funeral serv
ices and a complete obituary
will be published later, with ar
rangements in charge of Chapel
Mortuary.
Mercy Flights of
Medford Receives
Letter of Thanks
Mercy Flights, Inc., Medford's
ambulance plane operator, has
received a letter from the son of
the man the plane recently took
from North Bend to Portland
on an emergency trip. The pa
tient was suffering from leuke
mia and was en route to the
Mayo clinic in Rochester, Minn.
The letter to the non-profit
corporation follows:
Mercy Flights, Inc.
Medford, Oregon ,
Dear Sirs:
I am writing you at this time
to thank you for your service,
that of flying my father aftd me
to Portland, when he was very
ill at North Bend.
My mother and family would
like to especially thank the pi
lot and co-pilot who flew us,
they were very kind. I hope they
had no trouble on their return
flight to Medford from Portland.
On To Seattle
We continued on to Seattle by
US army C-46, which was a very
cold ride at 7000 feet (no electric
sheet as in the ambulance plane)
but upon our arrivel at Seattle,
the Northwest airlines people
met us and treated us wonder
fully. I am sorroy to report that aft
er a week at Rochester, Minn.,
the doctors told us that there
was nothing they could do for
dad, and so we returned to Fort
Frances, March 27.
Again we do want to thank
you for your service, and I
know that dad was satisfied to
leave us after Rochester doctors
could do nothing for him, as he
held every faith in them.
Yours very truly,
M. P. Dalseg
Morse's Advisory
Chairman Selected
Eugene, Ore., Apr. 10 U.R)
The appointment of Dr. Fred
erick M. Hunter as head of an
advisory committee for Senator
Wayne Morse's ronomination was
announced today by Elmo Chase,
Morse's Lane county campaign
chairman.
Hunter Is honorary chancellor
of the state system of higher edu
cation. Other appointments in the
senator's campaign staff includ
ed Ben F. Dorris, Springfield,
chairman of the local campaign
finance committee, and Ralph
Martin, treasurer.
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INFORMANT Alfred Kohlberg
(above), New York Importer of
Chinese textiles, said he is one of
the persons who supplied Infor
mation to Sen. Joseph R. Mc
Carthy (R., Wis.) on Prof. Owen
Lattimore and Ambassador-at-Large
Philip C. Jessup, both ac
cused by the Senator of Commu
nist leanings. Lattimore de
scribed Kohlberg as the leader of
a Nationalist China "lobby."
'South Pacific'
Captures Eight
Theatrical Awards
New York. Apr. 10 (U.R)
The hit musical, "South Pacific,"
swept the field today by captur
ing eight of 16 Antoinette Perry
awards, the theater's equivalent
of Hollywood's Oscars.
The American Theater Guild
awarded its fourth annual set of
"Tonys" last night, selecting
"South Pacific" and T. S. Eliot's
verse play. "The Cocktail Par
ty," as the "outstanding" produc
tions of the season.
Authors Honored
But most of the additional
awards went to the authors and
cast members of the musical. Co
Authors Joshua Logan and Os
car Hammcrstein and Composer
Richard Rodgers each received
individual medallions, with Lo
an receiving an extra prize for
his direction.
Four members of the cast
honored for "distinguished" per
formances in a musical plav in
cluded Mary Martin, Ezio Pinza,
Juanita Hall and Myron McCor
mick. The awards which avoid the
designation "best" are conferred
in honor of the late Antoinette
Perry, an outstanding director,
for productions during a 12
mnnth period ending March 1.
Other Winners
Other "Tonys" awarded in
cluded: Distinguished performances in
a dramatic play Shirley Booth
and Sidney Blackmer. both of
"Come Back. Little Sheba."
Outstanding set design Joq
Mielzincr for "The Innocents.'
Outstanding choreography
Helen Tamiris for "Touch and
Go."
Outstanding costume design
Aline Bernstein for "Regina."
Outstanding set technician
toe Lynn, property man for
"Miss Liberty."
A special award was made to
Actor-Manager Maurice Evans
for his work as supervisor of the
New York City Theater com
pany. An award also was given post
humously to Producer Brock
Pembcrton "for distinguished
contribution to the theater."
Ashland Police Hosts
To Law-Abiding Folk
Ashland, Apr. 10 The Ash
land police station was crammed
to capacity Saturday but most
of the visitors were law-abiding
citizens. Police officers were
holding open house to show off
the remodeling job they have
done to their quarters at practic
ally no expense to the city.
The cops themselves contrib
uted labor and skills to reno
vate the station completely, build
new office furniture, paint and
redecorate. Only bill sent to the
city was for new asphalt tile
flooring.
WATER, THEN FIRE
Rosiclare. 111. (U.Rl Mrs.
.lulia t'onchran. 77. went through
fire and water when the Ohio
river flooded. Mrs. Cochran had
to go to her son's home when
hiffh U'nlor Iiiirniini4n ha.
house. While she was there, a fire
oroKe out and destroyed much of
the clothing she had removed
from her home.
GREAT DAYA-COMIN'
Sydney, Australia lU.R' This
could mean the start of a new
era for husbands faced with
:nowing the lawn. A Sydney ra
dio engineer, F. C. Smith, is
working on plans for a radio-controlled
lawn mower. Smith says
iie'll keep the wire suspended
from balloon.
Detroit lURi An automobile
.-jency doubtfully turned on its
now device for melting the snow
iff the sidewalk. It not only
melted the snow. A kitten curled
up on the warm cement and went
to sleep.
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Full Page Article
Describes Hoover
Farm Operations
The highly mechanized and
highly successful farm opera
tion owned by Charles Hoover
and sons near Medford, was
brought to the attention of the
Pacific northwest yesterday in
a full-page illustrated article is
the farm, home and garden sec
tion of the Sunday Oregonian.
E. R. Jackman, farm crops spe
cialist at Oregon Stale college,
described the Hoover enterprise
as a mixture of enthusiasm, me
chanical genius, hard work and
determination. Jackman also at
tributed what he termed "one of
the biggest finds of the century"
to the prominent Medford ranch
er lotus corniculatus. or bird
foot trefoil. Hoover and his two
sons. Bud and Claud, devote 500
acres of their 2,000-acrc farm to
the hardy legume and they have
developed the crop to the point
where Jackson county is now
the nation's largest producer of
lotus seed, according to Jackman.
The author said the Hoover
income is derived from 150 Here
fords. 1.000 ewes, 90 acres of
ladino clover for seed, and the
500 acres of lotus for seed, hay
and pasture.
CHILD EXPECTED
Hollywood, Apr. 10 (U.R)
Actor George Brent and his
fourth wife, the former Janet
Michaels, announced today they
expect a child in July, it will
be the first child for the movie
star, who eloped Dec. 17, 1947,
to Yuma, Ariz.
Hollywood, Apr. 10 (U.R)
Funeral services for Film Act
or Walter Huston will be held
here Tuesday.
Holiness Association
Sets Tuesday Meeting
The Rogue River Holiness as
sociation will conduct a full-day
meeting here Tuesday, at the
Salvation Army hall, 236 North
Bartlett street. Sessions will be
gin at 10:30 a. m. with a Salva
tion Army officer as speaker.
A potluck luncheon will be
held at noon, and the Rev. Ir
win Alger of the Talent Friends
church will speak at 2 p. m.
The Rev. Roscoe Wilson will
address the 7:30 p. m. session.
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