SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGOIO MAIL TR1BUWB
Soadar. Mareh S3. 193S
Weather Bureau
CAUSING COMMENT William
Hillman (above) is the author ci
a book titled "Mr. President"
which is causing considerable
comment The book, containing a
collection of President Truman's
personal papers, turns fresh light
on old. White House feuds.
SOC Reg
For Spr
Beg
istration
ing Quarter
ins Tomorrow
Ashland The spring recess at
Southern Oregon college will end
tomorrow when registration for
spring quartet will begin. Classes
will reconvene on Tuesday and
the term will continue through
June 6.
Valley residents interested in
enrolling in the eight evening
classes to be offered this spring
may do so by calling at the regis
trar's office or may register at
the first meeting of the class, ac
cording to Mrs. Mabel W. Wins
ton, registrar.
Still Some Openings
Mrs. Winston reported that
classes in photography and cera
mics have nearly been filled, but
openings still exist in contem
porary novel, vocal music les
sons, speech and diction, con
temporary problems social dance
and folk dance.
The first night class to convene
will be that of speech and dic
tion offered Tuesday evenings by
Leon C. Mulling, associate pro
fessor of speech.
Special campus activities
scheduled for the spring term in
clude the AAUW conference for
young women on March 29; the
annual faculty follies April 3, 4
and 5; senior visitation weekend
April 25, 26 and 27; the Jackson
County Elementary Music festi
val May 7; campus day and
mothers' week-end.
Employees Receive
Long-Service Pins
R. D. Church, Ward L. Lamp
kin and F. Scott Bauman of the
local Weather Bureau's Medford
airport station recently received
length of service awards from
the Department of Commerce in
the form of lapel buttons.
Church's button indicates 20
years service. His tour of duty
with the Weather Bureau started
in Pasco, Wash., in June, 1931
After 4 years of desert service,
he spent 2 years in Pendleton
4 years in Spokane, lVz years
traveling throughout Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana
as an inspector, and 11 months
at Glasgow, Mont. Since the
spring of 1944 he has been in
charge of the Medford office.
10-Year Award
Bauman's service started in
Akron, O., in March, 1941, en
titling him to a 10-year service
award. From Akron his assign
ments include special training in
radiosonde observations at Wash
ington National airport in the
spring of 1942, two months' spec
ial duty at Ft. Nelson, B. C, fol
lowed by three year' duty, at
Northway, Alaska. Returning to
the states he had five years of
duty as first assistant at Toledo,
O., then was transferred to Med
ford at his own request in No
vember, 1950.
Lampkin's 10-year button was
earned by his serving at stations
in Cheyenne, Wyo., Prescott and
Flagstaff, Ariz., Red Bluff, Calif.
ciko, nev., wnere ne was in
charge of the station for six
years, and at Medford since
July, 1951.
William E. Acord of the sta
tion staff previously received his
10-year award, with service dat
ing from July, 1937, at , Wolf
Creek, Siskiyou Summit and
Medford stations.
Shirts to Oregon's
Congressmen Planned
Salem U.R) Oregon Farm
Bureau directors said Friday
they would take the shirts off
their backs and mail them to
Oregon's congressional delega
tion in protest against recent in
creases in taxes. Attached to each
shirt will be this note:
"You are taking about everv-
thing we have in taxes except
my shirt, and you might as well
have that, too."
The 22 Oregon directors said
the shirt-mailing move started
with the California Farm Bureau
federation and farm bureaus in
other states are following suit
or rather shirt.
New Type Russian
Jet Planes Spotted
Seoul (U.PJ American Sabre-
jet pilots said Friday they spot
ted a full flight of new "Type
15" Communist jet fighters in
MIG Alley Thursday, the first
time the new enemy planes
have appeared in strength.
The new high-wing enemy jets
refused to fight, but the Sabre-
jets shot down five slightly
smaller, low-winged MIG-15 jets,
damaged eight and probably
damaged five, more.
The ground war remained
stagnant, with the Reds push
ing three small probes at Al
lied lines on the western front.
-ine communists stepped up
their- shelling of UN rear posi
tions.
Fist Fights Fatal
To Hospital Inmates
Salem (U.R) Two senile oa
tients of Oregon State hospital
died this week after fights with
other patients. Dr. C. E. Bates,
superintendent, said Friday.
One male patient, aee 71. was
hurt Monday night when he was
attacked by other inmates of the
men's ward. He was treated at
the infirmary and died some
five hours later.- .
The other male patient, age
70, was found dead m his bed
in the men's ward Monday. His
body bore marks of a fight but
officials said the wounds were
not heavy. The man had recently
suffered a stroke.
Dr. Bates said a contributing
factor to the trouble was over
crowding and shortage of attendants.
The principal green .coffee
trading markets of the world
are New York, LaHavre, Ham
"burg and Antwerp.
Missing Woodburn
Boys at Tournament
Eugene (U.PJ Their school
wasn't entered in the tourna
ment, but five youths from the
state school for boys at Wood-
burn decided they'd go to see
the prep basketball champion
ships here this week-end.
All five were picked up in
downtown Eugene Friday morn
ing as fugitives from the state
institution.
"We wanted to see the basket
ball games," one said.
An officer spotted them be
cause they were wet and with
out coats.
He nabbed one immediately
but the others spread out and it
took police about an hour to
make a complete roundup.
Medford Woman Dies
In Pasadena, Calif.
Mrs. Marie Josephine Tomlin,
wife of John R. Tomlin, died
Wednesday in Pasadena, Calif.,
last Wednesday, it was learned
here today. She was the wife of
John R. Tomlin, 1503 East Main
street. They were spending the
winter in southern California.
Funeral services will be held
in the California city at 11 a.m.
Monday, March 23.
Survivors include Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Tomlin, 204 Valley
View drive, Medford. He is a
nephew of the elder Tomlins.
Salem flJ.PJ Public Utilities
Commissioner Charles H. Helt-
zel Friday authorized trucks
transporting household goods to
adjust their intrastate Oregon
rates to conform more closely
with charges for similar trans
portation in interstate commerce.
Portland (U.PJ A Multnomah
county grand jury Friday clear
ed Richard C. Larsen. 20, of
Portland, of a negligent homicide
charge in the death February 2
of a Tongue Point sailor.
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