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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1952)
SIXTEEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wadnetday, Mar 14. ISSt Mind Changed Too Late To Save Common-Law Husband From Trouble With Police Wichita, Kan. (U.R) A wil lowy, 19-year-old blonde, who laid she was "tired of being beaten by her common law hus band and wanted him "put away," changed her mind but the damage already was done. In her anger, Camllle S. Divish turned her diary over to police. Dinner Meeting Set By Masons Friday Medford Masonic Lodge 103, AF&AM, will hold a special din ner meeting, open to all mem bers and their friends, in the Masonic Temple Friday evening, it was announced today. A potluck dinner will be served at 6:30, followed by the stated communication of the lodge at 8 p.m. An open meeting, to which all are invited, will be gin at 9 p m , during which "Waves of Green," a documen tary film saluting American ag riculture and our land-grant col leges, will be shown. For further information, mem bers should consult their current trestle beard. Officers scanned its record of crimes committed in Cleveland Nashville, Tenn., Bruccton, De troit and Wichita, then promptly arrested Atlas Leon Morphis, 26, Bruceton, Tenn., who Miss Div ish said was her common law husband. He admitted the burglaries. Camille was released by police Tuesday night, but not before she gave a statement detailing two years of crimes committed in four states they ranged from bank and post office burglaries to simple burglaries. When it was all over, Camille announced she would remain in Wichita, "Look for a job and stick by him." Earlier she had told officers. "I'm tired of him beating on me. I want him put away; he's a burglar anyway." VOTE STRIKE PLANNED Portland (U.R) AFL wood and drug clerks announced Tues day they will lake a strike vote Thursday to determine whether they will walk out against Food Employers, Inc., which repre sents large stores in the Port land area. TTdDMiKKnmr Hear Them Speak GENERAL EISENHOWER U. S. SENATOR CABOT LODGE GOVERNOR DOUGLAS McKAY GOVERNOR PETERSON PAUL G. HOFFMAN 8:30 P.M. Standard Time Paid Advortiiemont Oregon For Eiienhower Committee 413 Oregon Building, Salem, Oregon CLIP THIS SLATE TAKE IT TO THE POLLS IF YOU LIKE IKE VOTE FOR THE FOLLOWING j CANDIDATES RECOMMENDED By The BMEG4M for COMMITTEE FOR CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Vara for Ona 79 Dwight D. Eisenhower of Kansas FOR REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN Veta for Ona 12 Jess Gard of Multnomah County FOR DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN NA TIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES STATE AT LARGE Vota for Ton 17 Howard C. Belton of Clackamas County 21 Zylpha Zctl Burns of Multnomah County 25 Robert A. Elliott of Jackson County 35 Mark 0. Hatfield of Marion County 47 William M. McAllister of Jackson County 48 Douglas McKay of Marion County 53 Wayne L. Morse of Lane County 54 H. 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