Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 23, 1950, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Texti. $ Local and In Hospital Rov Guver. 310 Portland avenue, who under went surgery at Sacred Heart hospital Wednesday, is reported to be able to have visitors. In California Mrs. E. C. Faber. Central UPoint. left Fri day for Concord, Cal., where she will visit wun ner cmuanter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell. Move Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Faum, who have made their home on Foots Creek, moved recently to Boron, Cal., where Faum will be associated with the Pacific Coast Borax company. Plan Sale Junior Service league will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, April 28 and 29, in the Eagles hall, West Main street. The doors will open each day at 9 a.m. DAV Social Meeting A so cial meeting will be held by members of Jackson county chapter No. 8, Disabled Ameri can Veterans, and the auxiliary, at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 25, at the Medford armory. From California Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burchett and son, Dean, National City, Cal., and Mrs. Fred Bertelsen, Santa Bar bara, arrived the first of the week to be with Burchett's and Mrs. Bertelsen's mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. George Woodson, and to attend funeral services for their sister, Mrs. Le Roy Ashcraft. The services were held in Grants Pass Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hall, Bend, also attended the services. Mrs. Hall is a sister of Mrs. Ashcraft. Visiting Bert Baudewyns, Spokane, Wash., arrived here this week to visit his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sleight, 117 Tripp street. It is the Baudewyns' first visit here in 19 years. Also visiting at the Sleights' home are Richard Sleight, their son, and his friend, Kenneth Francis, San Francis co. Young Sleight is in charge of radio and newspaper advertising for General Mills for the Pacific coast. 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C Gannaway, 819 Sherman street, suffered a broken wrist when she fell at her home yesterday afternoon and was taken to Com munity hospital, the hospital re ported. From Redmond Dr. and Mrs. n. i,. iewis and son, Redmond, are visiting here this week with Dr. Lewis' parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lewis at 612 Catherine street. Funsters Federated Funsters pf Central Point will hold regu- mP MCtit? in the spool's small ?ym Monday at 7:45 p.m. Re hearsals of folk and square dances will be held for the square dance jubilee. Table Burns-Firemen report ed that a small end table burned in anartmpnt ou : i L Burdette Johnson at 208 West Mam street Friday afternoon. fire Off ,Mgarette caused the nre. Off-shift men of the de- partment answered a call aim section north of town. The motor and a tire were burned .uvc wiling. . , Takes Training D avid L Kednead, a private first cless in the marine corps, is undergo ing a course of instruction at the elprtrnnire tprhnir-ian eVinnl at the naval training center. Great Lakes. 111., a navy press release said Saturday. Pfc. Red- neaa s nome aaaress is Koule 1, Jacksonville, and he entered the graduate of Jacksonville high scnooi. I"? AD.lsRRl $30995 KMinta MM C SO ArmtNOONS om . Here's automatic cooking at its finest! Just place meal in the big or en or money-varing Scotch Kettle . . . set tbe control . , . and forget itl Kelvinator's Cook Control does the rest! it DIFFERENT-COLORED SH2NAI UOMTf SHOW UNITS ARE -ON"l NEW TITANIUM PORCELAIN PMISH S0 MORE STAIN-RESISTANT BM OVEN HEATS TO 350 IN 3 MINUTESI k THERMOSTATKAlir-CONTROUID WARMER-DRAWER I k IASY-OLIDI UTENSIL DRAWERS! k t hut sas.net i win HANOT, STtSta STOMtC ouotit ! T0P-OMHE- uaaEcosrioisi $19995 I V ".sT W Portland Woman To Speak on Wednesday Mrs. Irene (Frank) Taylor, well known Portland business woman, will lecture in Medford Wednesday, April 26, at the high scrool auditorium, her topic to be "The Hoover Commission." The meeting is open to the pub lic without charge. Mrs. Taylor, said to be an out standing authority on the Hoo ver commission, is being brought here by Medford Business and Professional Women's club as a public service. Mrs. Taylor, who has the reputation in Portland for being a dynamic speaker, is chairman of the Hoover commis sion committee for Oregon and has made an exhaustive study of the subject. The speaker is making a ser ies of appearances in southern Oregon to disseminate inlorma tion on the commission, and will also speak in Roseburg and southern Oregon before service clubs and public meetings. Her appearance here was announced by Mrs. Bertha Pree, chairman of the Medford club's legislative committee. - Obituary EDWARD CHABRIER The remains of Edward Cha brier, who passed away in the VA Domiciliary Center April 16, were forwarded to San Francisco Friday by Conger-Morris funeral home for services and interment there. Mr. Chabrier was born in San Francisco Apr. 28. 1897. He was a veteran of World War I, serv ing as private in Hdq. Co., 44th Inf. He is survived by a sister in Los Angeles. Building To Be Used For Air Warning Center Portland. Ore., Apr. 22W.K) The city of Portland will lease its old automobile testing sta tion to the western air defense command for use as an air raid warning center, it was disclosed today. Louis E. Starr. Oregon direct or of civil defense, said the con crete building will be requisi tioned through U. S. army engi neers and five air force officers olaced in overall operational command. BIRTHS LEWIS To Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam, 510 Bessie street, April 19, 1950, a girl, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. WALCH To Mr. and Mrs. Willard M., Brownsboro, Apr. 21, 1950, a boy, 9 pounds, at Sacred Heart hopsital. LUSCHEN To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, 245 North Grape street, Apr. 19, 1950, a boy, 8 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. HAAS To. Mr. and Mrs. Dan D., 1218 Court street, Apr. 21,' 1950, a boy, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. . Prospect First grade pupils of the Prospect school, accomp anied by their teachers, Miss Mona Ferns and Miss Helen Brewster, enjoyed a train ride on the Southern Pacific train from Ashland to Medford Wed nesday. Robert Holmes, local passenger agent for the com- ftany, escorted the children hro'ugh the train and explained details of operation. FREE PICK-UP SERVICE For your convenience dial 2-9169 for our free pick-up service. Our bonded messenger will call promptly. If you prefer, use our drive-in accommodations at our modern plant, 601 E. Main St. Always plenty of parking room. m-ws. 'Acme Telephotoj REVEALS ROMANCE - Airline Stewardess Betty Suomela, above, revealed to Los Angeles authori ties that she had carried on a love affair for the post three years with John H. Grant, who plotted to kill his wife and two children by time-bombing a United Airlines DC-3. Police said they were con vinced she had nothing to do with the scheme. Multnomah Sheriffs Receive Suspensions Portland. Ore., Apr. 22 U.R Sheriff Terry D. Schrunk said today he has suspended two Multnomah county deputy sher iffs on a general charge of con duct unbecoming an officer. The suspended officers were Joseph Muzyn and Edward J. Grohs. Echrunk said the suspensions were an outgrowth of a house warming last Tuesday night at the home of Rex Lowry, another deputy sheriff. Schrunk said Muzyn and Grohs were report ed to have left their district while on duty and to have driv en to Lowry s home .more than a mile away. While they were there, three or four shots were fired and a small amount of damage caused in the residence, Schrunk said. The suspensions were made indefinitely until the sheriff studies a report by a disciplinary committee composed of captains in the uniform division. Two oth er deputies who left their dis-. trict for a few minutes to deliver a present to the Lowrys were reprimanded by the sheriff. Killer of Son Step Nearer to Recovery Klamath Falls, Ore., Apr. 22 (U.R) Mrs. Lola Patrick, 26-year-old Jefferson, Ore., resident who "didn't want to live" after she killed her six-year-old son, was a step nearer recovery from a self-inflicted bullet wound today. Mrs. Patrick was moved from the Klamath Valley hospital to the infirmary Friday, Sheriff Jack Franey reported. She was critically wounded March 31 af ter she shot and killed her son, Lyndell, because she "couldn't: stand to see him live in poverty." She is charged with first de cree murder, Franey said, and will be prosecuted as soon as she recovers. Since her arrest her hospital room has been under constant "suicide watch." She underwent surgery which was credited with saving her life. U. S. automobile makers used 40 square miles of upholstery material in 1949. DON'T DELAY PHONE TODAY! SAFE STORAGE FOR YOUR FURS! Our fur storage service gives your preeioui furs the care and pro tection they deserve. Our POLAR IZED Service will remove all loose dirt and grime from both lining and fur. Then they're ready for storage in our modern, scientific vaults . , . safe from fire, theft, damage. Wall Street New York. Apr. 22 (U.R) Stocks moved irregularly today in moderately active dealings. Price changes throughout the list were generally in the frac tional zone with a good part of the pivotals holding at their pre vious close. Dow Jones closing stock av erages: 30 industrials 213.90, off 0.24; 20 rails 55.53, off 0.01; 15 utilities 42.67, up 0.10, and 65 stocks 75.98, off 0.03. Sales dipped to 1,250,000 shares today from 1,430,000 last Saturday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 154 Anaconda .......... 29 Chrysler 67 Curtiss Wright 9 General Electric ... 48V4 General Motors 82 Montgomery Ward 558 Penn R R 17'i Penney, J C 57 Vi Radio 21V4 Southern Co . 12a4 Southern Pacific 53 Va S Oil of Calif 65 Texas Gulf Sulphur No Sales Transamerica 1734 Unuited Aircraft 28Va U S Rubber .... . 40g U S Steel 323i Youngstown 82V4 Hartland, in Canada's prov ince of New Brunswick, claims it has the longest covered bridge in the world, with a 1,282-foot roofed- over span. 5c Popular Brand CANDY BARS BOX OF 24 0 BARS ALL POPULAR BRANDS CTN. OF 20 PKGS. 3-PC.A PITCHER, 6 GLASSES, TRAY 1 0- BARREL TUMBLERS 4-FO. YELLOW AND WHITE ENAMEL WITH COLORFUL FLORAL DESIGN GLASS SUGAR CREAMER 49 SET OF 1 SUGAR, CREAMER, TRAY SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY mnra w Sunday, April 23, 1950 Red Cross To Aid Astoria Home Owners San Francisco, Apr. 22 (U.R) Red Cross disaster funds totaling $88,000 have been allocated to help finance the wholesale movement of 17 homes threat ened by a creeping landslide in Astoria, Ore., the agency said today. Deputy Manager Robert F. Shea of the Pacific area said preparations were "virtually complete" to begin moving the TIMBER o WE SERVE THE VALLEY o FUEL FROM TIMBER SINCE 1918 PHONE 2-6123 SUMMIT AND Me AN DREW'S ROAD 5c c CM SH TRAY SET ellSTEFS homes. They will be taken to new lots provided by the city about two miles from the mov ing hillside. Movement will begin today, Shea said. Shea added that the allocation was "somewhat unique" in the annals of Red Cross disaster op erations because funds will be used before the actual damage occurs. 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