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BIX MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, April 27. 195 Sen. Russell Claims No Other Democrat Can Top Eke in South By United Press Latest developments In the presidential race: DEMOCRATS Ruiiell Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia said polls "clearly indicate" he Is the "only Democrat" who In 13 Southern and border states could defeat "a certain military person who Is a candidate for the Republican nomination." Kefauver Sen. Estes Kefau ver of Tennessee said "we should push ahead quickly on a pro gram designed to aid farmers In eettine a telephone into the farmhouse of everybody who wants one." Harriman Rep. James P. Richards of South Carolina de manded again that W. Averell Harriman either withdraw his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination or quit as mutual security administrator REPUBLICANS Taft Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio said he believes "in States' Rights because the principle of dual government Is the only thing that supports the freedom of local self-government." Eisenhower Sen. Henry Cab ot Lodge Jr. of Massachusetts said that In primaries In which Gen. Dwlght D. Eisenhower was on the ballot "he has shown that he is the best vote-getter the Republican party has." Staisen Harold E. Stassen said that "at such occasion as it becomes appropriate" for his delegates "to exercise their choice, they are free to cast their votes for General Eisenhower." Three Escaped Convicts Taken in Routine Check Vincenncs, Ind. (U.R)Three fu gitives from Porcupine Moun tain Prison Camp In Ontonagon, Mich., captured in a stolen truck during a routine traffic check, were held In federal custody Sat urday. FBI agents said the men, all from Michigan, admitted driving a stolen truck from near the prison to Vincennes, where traf fic policemen stopped and ar rested them. The FBI said that Patrick Mc Kelvie, 22, Sault Sainte Marie, Paul Arsenault, 22, L'Anse, and Howard L. Bclote, 24, Union City, would be arraigned on a Dyer Act charge. 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Musson, and William P. Griffith have filed with the ounty clerk's office an applica tion for incorporation of the GMG Lumber company, incor porated, a sawmill business. New Butineis Frederick G. Meyer and Marjorie J. Meyer, 3340 North Pacific highway, have filed for the assumed busi ness name of King Neptune Sea foods, a sea food stand, in the county clerk's office. Completes Course Donald R. Bostock, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bostock, 2160 North Pacific highway, is completing his Air Force basic indoctrination course at Lackland Air Force base, San Antonio, Tex., according to an Air Force release. e Firm Changes Ronald M. Lenhert, 1427 Northwest Wash ington boulevard, has filed in the clerk's office for assumption of the business name Applegate Sawmill company, for business both in Jackson and Josephine counties. Retiring from the firm are Carl E. Wimberly Jr.,' and George B. McGill Jr. Guest Conductor Xhe KYJC radio program, "Guest Con ductor," will be moved up one hour today and will be aired from 3 to 4 p.m. instead of 4 to 5 p.m. The program today will be conducted by Mrs. Grace Fiero, employed at the Purucker Piano house. She will present Richard Strauss' "Thus Spake Zarathustra," and three piano sketches by Robert Schumann "Pnplllons," "The Prophet Bird," and "Toccata," played by Pianist Gyorgy Sandor. In Training Men from this area now undergoing training at the San Diego, Calif., Navy training center include Robert H. Roger, son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph H. Koger, 2376 Howard avenue: Kenneth C. Knudsen son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Knud sen, 1532 Kings Highway; Dar ren D. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Davis, 421 Ben son street; Donald A. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom G. Young, 344 Chestnut street, all of Medford; and Kenneth L. Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. H R. Johnson, Brownsboro. All of the young men are seamen re cruits. This Information was supplied by the Navy fleet home town news center at Great Lakes, III. Attend Session County Judge J. B. Coleman, county Commis sioner Robert Lytle and County Engineer Paul B. Rynning were In Grants Pass yesterday for the District No. 4 meeting of the state association of county Judges and commissioners. e e From Convention John Pletch, manager of the Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan association returned Tues day by plane from Houston, Tex., where he attended a con ference of savings and loan com pany managers from the entire United States. General problems and national conditions of mort gage financing were discussed. OSC Student Hurt In Lab Explosion Corvallis flJ.R) Donald W. Harris, 23, Oregon State College senior from Portland, was re ported in "critical" condition Saturday at Good Samaritan hos pital here after he was injured when a piece of chemical engi neering equipment exploded. Harris was hit by a piece of pipe thrown from liquid air equipment as he watched an ex periment in the Industrial re search building. Hospital attendants said Har ris suffered internal injuries when' the five-foot section of pipe struck him across the right side and back. He was standing some 20 feet away from the equipment when it "exploded, Joseph Schulein, Oregon State chemical engineering professor, said. Harris Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Keene, Portland. Obituary mm 4 REPORTS Sylvia Ashley Is ro mantically interested in British Army officer many years her Junior are being heard in Holly. wood. Picture was made when she appeared in Los Angeles court to obtain divorce from Clark Gable; (International) San Francisco, CU R) The min istry committee of the 1952 Gen eral Conference of The Metho dist Church will consider at a later date the controversial rec ommendation that women be al lowed full ministerial status. At Friday's meeting of the group, discussion on the issue was called off when it was noted that a reporter was taking notes of the proceedings. General Opposition Up to the time that discussion ceased, the motion was faced with general opposition among the committee members who dis agreed with a sub-committee which advocated full status for women in the ministry. Dr. James S. Chubb, of the Nebraska Conference, heads the sub-committee which recom mended the ministry committee concur in the opinion and rec ommend the step to the General Conference. Just as the matter was about to be presented to committee vote, a member addressed the chairman, asking if any mem bers of the press were present at tne open session. A disclosure that the reporter was present, brought a motion to close debate and the discus sion was postponed until a later date. It was pointed out that under present Methodist Church law. women can attain ministerial status with certain limitations. lhey cannot, however, attend General Conferences in that ca pacity nor is there any provi sion for advancement through the ministerial ranks to more re- EDWARDINE KNIGHT Mrs. Edwardine Knight, 89, of 521 Edwards street, died Fri day in a local hospital. Surviving is a son, Richard J. Knight, Med ford. Conger-Morris funeral home is in charge of arange-ments. WILLIAM FERNS Services lor William John Ferns, who died Thursday, will be held in Conger-Morris chapel Monday at 2:30 p.m., with the Rev. E. J. Clark officiating. Com mittal will be in the Phoenix cemetery. Mr. Ferns was born Dec. 28, 1884, in Mahaska County, la., the son of the late William T. and Amelia Ferns. He came to southern Oregon from Iowa with his parents in November, 1897, and on Nov. 8, 1930, in Med ford, he was maried to Myrtle Hoffman, who survives. He was a charter member of the Phoenix Grange, and for many years had been a member of Ashland Lodge No. 45, IOOF. In addition to his widow, he is survived by a son, William J. Jr., at home; two stepsons, A. A. Hoffman, with the U. S. Navy, Alameda, Calif.; and E. M. Hoff man, Prineville; four brothers. Archie and Charles, Medford; Lovell, Phoenix; and Mark, La Pine: and two sisters, Mrs. Jen nie Hensler, Medford; and Mrs. Eliza Stewart, Grants Pass. (KMOKCIETriEffinA SUNDAY MONEY SAVERS OPEN 9 A.M. To 9 P.M. STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE Birdscye Frozen Oregon Strawberries Large Home Purity Shortcake Layer BOTH f (ft)? SWIFT'S PREM 12-ox. can 39c BUMBLE BEE PINK SALMON No. 1 tall ca.i 49c KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR 10 lb. sack 89c All Other WEEK - END BARGAINS EXTENDED THROUGH TODAY - SUNDAY Oregon War Dead Returned to U.S. Washington (U.R) The bodies of 142 Americans who lost their lives in Korea are being return ed to the United States aboard the Yugoslavia Victory, the de fense department announced Sat urday. The ship is expected to arrive at San Francisco port of em barkment today. The bodies will be sent with an escort to the point designat ed by next of kin. Included from Oregon in the list of dead being returned are: Army: Capt. Ted U. Barnes, husband of Mrs. Charlotte M. Barnes, Portland. Marines: Cpl. James R. Bris- tow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sea borne R. Bristow, Gaston. Cpl. Henry R. Fox, father of Michael R. Fox, c-o Mrs. Esther Fox, Portland. BIRTHS WALCH To Mr. and Mrs. Willard, Brownsboro, April 23, 19a2, a boy, 9 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. WRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. Delmer, 822 Grant street, April 24, 1952, a girl, 7i lbs., at Sa cred Heart hospital. GOODRICH To Mr. and Mrs Frank, 1832 North Riverside avenue, April 24, 1952, a boy, 9 lbs. at Sacred Heart hospital. MARSTERS George, 435 North Bartlett street, April 24, 1952, a boy, 8 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. COOK To Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam, 37 Winema way, April 25 1952, a boy, 74 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. GROW To Mr. and Mrs. Lowell, Shady Cove, April 25, 1952, a boy, 4 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. Luxury Liner Gives Up Far East 'Diaper" Runs Seattle (U.R) The luxury liner SS La Guardia is going back to the east coast after two "diaper runs" from the Far East to Seattle with 1,000 U. S. mill tary drpendents. The Military Sea Transporta tion Service said the La Guardia is needed for the Atlantic run to Europe. During her two Pa ciflc runs, the American Presl- "Whan you mean BUS, soy Continental Trailwayll CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT 148 N. FRONT . PHONl J. 1853 Lyl 0. Rogers, Agent Discussion of Ministerial Status for Women Delayed By Methodist Church Heads sponsible posts. In his arguments for lifting the limitations, Chubb said the problem has been one of person ality rather than sex. He said he had known personally many fine women who wanted to enter the ministry but were discour aged by the barrier. Navy Transport Slated ( For Arrival on Monday Seattle (U.R) The Navy trans port Marine Phoenix arrives here at 1 p.m. nionaay wnn im members of the Oklahoma Na tional Guard and 283 members of the California National Guard. A total of 2.860 Army enlisted men and officers returning home from the Far East on rotation furlough will be aboard the Ma rine Phoenix. No Oregon men were aboard the transport. dent Lines vessel returned about 5,000 Japanese war brides to the U. 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