SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TnXBUHZ
Manville Finds
$400,000 Hitch
To Ninth Bride
New York (U.R) Asbestos
heir Tommy Manville announc
ed plans Wednesday for his
ninth trip to the altar, but there
was a $400,000 hitch in the ar
rangements. -
The latest object of the 57-year-old
Manville's affections
was night-club singer Ruth
Webb who gave her age as "well
into the 30's."
"This time I am quietly and
calmly in love with a woman
mature both in mind and body,"
Manville said. "I think this
could be one of the richest ex
periences of my life."
Major Obstacle
There is one major obstacle,
h explained, to any early wed
ding, which would be his ninth
and her third.
Manville's eighth bride, Brit
ish reporter Georgianna Camp
bell, has balked at a $100,000
settlement, he said.
"She told me she would con
sent to caU it off for good if I
could see my way to make the
settlement $500,000," Manville
said, "but I just don't have that
kind of money any more."
SOC Faculty Follies
Advanced Two Weeks
h Production date of
the annual faculty follies at
Southern Oregon college has
been advanced two weeks, it was
reported today by Producing Di
rector Leon C. Mulling. The
show will now be presented on
April 17, 18 and 19 rather than
the 'original time next week.
"We realize that the postpone
ment will cause keen disappoint
ment to many people who have
been counting the days until
opening curtain," Director Mull
ing said, "but in the interest of
maintaining the production's
high professional standards, we
had no alternative."
Seattle Robbery
Suspect Gives Up
Seattle (U.R) Elwood David
Jones, 36. faced a first degree
burglary charge Wednesday in
connection with the Inglewood
golf club robbery that resulted
in the death of a sheriff's deputy
and the wounding of two others.
Jones surrendered to Tacoma
Police Chief Jack Elich Tues
day. He said he was wanted in
King county in connection with
the burglary, but denied having
any connection with it. Bail
was set at 52,500.
Jones, who said he was from
Lewiston, Ida., was accompanied
by Attorney Steve O'Brien when
he surrendered to Elich.
Portiander To Head
Republican Women
Portland (U.R) Mrs. Roy T.
Bishop of Portland was reelected
president of the Republican
Women's Federation of Oregon
at the group's annual meeting
here Tuesday.
The delegates approved a reso
lution calling for abolishment of
the petition method of filing for
nomination. Other resolutions
criticized foreign aid, taxation
and the method of electing a
president and vice president.
Other officers elected by the
group were Mrs. H. C. Rowlee,
Albany, vice president; Mrs. L.
C. Davis, Portland, treasurer, and
Mrs. E. O. Stadter, Bend, and
Mrs. Maude Huges, Milton-Free-water,
trustees.
DUKE VISITS A CENTER
London (U.R) The Duke of
Edinburgh' today visited the
British atomic research center
at Harwell. Next week he will
visit the Lancashire coal fields
and go down into the pits.
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Talent Man Appointed
School Board Member
Charles Barnes. Talent fruit
packer, hat been appointed to
fill a vacancy on the District 22
school board, the county school
superintendent's office announc
ed this morning. The appoint
ment was made by County Su
perintendent Alf B. Mekvold.
Barnes replaced William Bag
ley, who resigned recently. He
will serve until June' 16, when
a new board member will be
elected. Barnes has previously
served on the Talent district
school board, but was not a can
didate at the last election.
German Newsman Due
On Radio Interview
A 13-minute program featur
ing an interview with Gunter
Barth, German newspaperman
now visiting in Medford, will be
broadcast over radio station
KYJC at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, the
station said today.
Interviewing the young jour
nalist, who is from Dusseldorf,
Germany, and who is studying
at the school of journalism of
the University of Oregon this
year, will be Jimmy Dunlevy,
manager of the station, and Eric
Allen Jr., city editor of The Mail
Tribune.
The Mail'Tribune is a co-sponsor
of Barth's week-long visit in
Medford, where he is a guest
member of its staff.
Man Critical After
Massage of Heart
San Pedro, Calif. (U.R) A 59-year-old
man was reported show
ing "slight improvement"
Wednesday after physicians mas
saged his heart into action when
it stopped beating during sur
gery. Les Pringle was struck down
by an automobile Saturday night
and underwent an operation for
removal of bits of his fractured
pelvis from vital organs.
His heart stopped and physic
ians, who wished to remain
anonymous, cut an incision in
his chest and massaged it until
it began beating again. Doctors
said the heart was inactive
about five minutes.
The longshoreman was placed
on the hospital's critical list.
Helicopter Passenger
Service Seen Nearer
Bridgeport, Conn. (U.R) The
way was paved Wednesday for
the first scheduled airline pas
senger service by helicopter.
The Sikorsky division of Unit
ed Aircraft Corporation an
nounced that the Civil Aeronau
tics Administration has granted
an air-worthiness certificate for
its S-55 12-seat craft, making it
available immediately for com
mercial service. This type heli
copter has flown more than 11,
000 hours in Korea since last
April. '
Among the first civilian users
will be Los Angeles Airways in
California and Okanagan Air
Service in Vancouver, British
Columbia.
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Joining of Indian
Suits Declined
Portland U.R Federal
Judge Gus J. Solomon suggested
Tuesday the' United States gov
ernment and the Portland Trust
Bank combine their suits to void
the sale of an 800-acre tract of
Indian trust lands near Gold
Beach, Ore.
But U. S. District Attorney
Henry L. Hess refused while
Leroy L. Lomax, the bank's at
torney, did not object to the sug
gestion. The bank, which is conserva
tor for the two Indians whose
interited allotments were sold
by the Indian Bureau for $135,
000, and the government want to
void the sale on grounds that
fraud was involved in the trans
action and the land was actually
worth approximately $350,000.
The major difference between
the two actions is that the bank
lists three Portland Indian Bu
reau officials as defendants.
Stepfather Detained
For Beating Youngster
Yakima (U.R) Roy H. Fulcher,
38, was held in Yakima county
jail Wednesday after he was
charged with second degree as
sault for allegedly beating nine-year-old
DavidWestphai with a
hose Saturday night.
The boy's mother, Mrs. Vera
Westphal, was held for investi
gation after she told officers she
had given Fulcher permission to
discipline her five children. The
mother told Deputy Prosecutor
Mrs. Robert Kaiser that Fulcher
had been using the rubber hose
to whip the children during the
last six months.
David was so severely beaten
from the ankles to the waist he
could hardly walk, Mrs. Kaiser
said. His injuries were discovered
when a school nurse, examined
him to determine why he was
limping.
Seattle (U.R) Walter Wil
liams, newly-appointed chair
man of the National Citizens'
committee for Eisenhower, Wed
nesday tossed the controversial
question of his remaining as
chairman of the GOP State Cen
tral committee into the lap of
the party's executive committee.
He announced he had schedul
ed a meeting in Seattle for
April 4 at which executive com
mittee members would be asked
to voice their opinions as to
whether he should resign.
The announcement followed
demands that the state Taft-for-President
camp that .Williams
vacate the central committee
chairmanship because' he
"couldn't handle the position" as
long, as he has the Eisenhower
job.
Medford Man Attends
Industrial Conference
Ray Mencke, of Moore Steel
Service company, is in Seattle
today for a Pacific Coast Indus
trial Plant Location committees
trial conference, being attended
by the Industrial Plant Location
committees of Oregon, Cali
fornia and Washington.
Mencke is attending as the
representative of tne Jackson
County and Josephine County
and ' Grants Pass Chambers of
Commerce.
The conference is to discuss
coastal industrial problems with
the possibility of forming a tri
state industrial plant location
committee. The ultimate objec
tive is to secure additional in
dustrial locations in the Pacific
states.
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WIFE MUSCLES IN
Fort Worth, Tex. (U.R) By
the time a Roy Crowder ambu
lance arrived at an accident
scene, the victim was gone. At
tendants learned that Mrs. Ray
Crowder, wife of their boss, had
happened by in her personal car
and had taken the victim to the
hospital.
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