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FOUR MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Frldar. Junt S. 1932 Medford High School Graduate List Given St Story on Pago I) Following is a list of Medford hi Ch school graduating seniors, who received their diplomas at graduation ceremonies at the high school last night: Jarkls Allen. Frank Balz. Richard Barnard, Joyce) Beard en. BHUanne Bell. Peggy Benton, Inez Bergman. Mary Ann Blrdseye. Holly Black, Jack Bnardman. John Bod em tab, Nancy Bray, Betty Buckingham, Jacqueline Bi'ttf, Oscelia Caldwell, Sharron Cal lahan. Alison CampbHl, Joanne Campbell. Jo Anna Campbell,, Barbara Chit wood, Charles Chit wood, Gayle Christlieb. Bill Clegg. Charyle Cody. Carolyn Coleman. Dennis Conner. Dale Cooper. Betty Jenn Cotter. Earl Covey, Ed ward Cowell, Janet Coyle. Ivan Cra mer. Bonnie Daflaire. Mary Danford. June Darby, David Davis, Edmond Davis. William Davis, Charles Dean. Eanford Degman Jr., Rosie Denning, Richard Dickenson, Jay Dow, Neoml Drew. Donald Dm mm, Gloria Duna gnn. Kaye Diirno, Larry Edward, Don Erickson. Betty Farrar. Diane Findley. Meta Jean Frink. Robert Fry, Shirley Gnrris. Gall Gat tor. Phil Getchell, Frank Cidney. No! a Grantham. Barbara Greb, Gloria Greb. Robert Green. Virginia Green wood. Charlotte Grigsby, Phyllis Haas, Donald Hall. Alexander Hamilton. Patricia Hampton, Virgie Harper, Sue Harris. Ann Hart. Marjorie Helman. Kathleen Hicks, Rohert Hlllyer. Triad Htnkle. BarhRra Hoi! Is, Bob Hopkins. Patricia Hopkins, Carmen Hughes, Sherrod Humphries. Cleta Hunt. Margaret Huson, Jim Hutchison, Nancy Jennings; Carol Johnson, John Johnson. Evelyn Jones, Sonja Jorgensen, Marlene Kayier, Wal ter Kendall Jr., Cherle Knudsen, Dar re Koger. Agnes Lagesen. Marie Laird, Jo Ann La r sen. John Lewis, Roma Liddell. Jack Lision, Patricia Lock. John Loyd. Warren Lundqulst. Patricia Lydlard, Bill McAUIitrV, Carla McKeen. Ken neth , McKemie, Donna McKitrlck. Claire McLelland, Terry Maddox, Rex Mai son. Dean Marcum, Nancy Mar shall, Glanda Martin. Rohert Martin. Janle Meador, Verna Meadows. Jim Merritt, Robert Meyers. Elolse Mtelke. Ronnie Miller, Wilson Moeller. Diana Monla, Mary Murphy. Norma Neat ham er. Marvin Neff, Sally Nell. Nahldens Netlsen. Nivmn i Gary Newton, Gilford Oakes, Margie Oakee, Ruth Offord. Gene Parsons. Marilyn Payne, Clara Payton. Wil liam Pedersen. Herman Petersen Jr.. Douglas Philips, Johneva Pond. Jack Potter, Doris Powell, Vivian Powell, William Preston. Joy Ralls, Robert Rammin, Ellen Rawstern, William Redden, Colleen Relsinger, Ann Rentchler. Tranels Rhodes. Maureen Rice, Carole Robertson, Roy Rogers, Marilvn Russell. RonalH fiarokn Di.t... Schlelgh. Renae Srjar. Dnvt Shaffer. j i nuiiB omw, uonna Shaw. Duane Sherwood. Alan Smith. Betty Smith, Justin Smith. Nicholas Smith. Robert Smith. Norma Jeanne Knell. Donald Spinas. Evalyn Stafford, Robene Starcher. Myrna Stearns. Ar. lene Stephenson, Mary Stevenson. ciia stout, hoiriey buillvan. Barbara Swanson. Ruth Tavlor. Marvin Taylor, Janice Tetreault, Leonard Thrun, Tanya Trowbridge, Frances Troxell, Shirley Turk. Wayne rysver, Patricia van. Joan van Horn, Pat Vlles. Alice VJnzant. Harold Vrooman. Dale Ward. Mary le Wat son. Ralph Watson, George Weaver, Belden Webber. Richard Weber. navm wniaenant. Ronald White. Allen wiikes. Esteua wtison, Gertrude Wim mer. Donna Witter. Michael Wood. Leslie Woods, Derald Wooton. Thomas Rljtht. Allen Young. Fred Young, Jo Ann emiicxa ana ioia dimmers. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vtclnity: Clearing to. nlKhl. Fair Saturday. Low tonight 4S hiah Saturday near 76. Western Oregon: Partly cloudy io- niirnt. rair and a little warmer Satur day. Lows tonight 45-55. Highs Satur day 70-80. . LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Hlahest 71: Lowest 45. Total monthly precipitation .1 Inch. Deficiency for the month .03 inch. Total precipitation since September t, 19.11, 19 63 Inches. .. Excess for the season 4.07 Inches. Relntive humidity 4:30 p.m. yester day 61';.: 4:30 a m. today 84T,. Observations Taken At 4:30 A.M., 120 Merldiu Tlma HlRh Low Prec. Boise I, Boston ... Chicago uenver . Eureka ..... Havre ........ Klamath Falls Los Angeles Medford .. .. New York Omnhn ............... Phoenix . ..... Portland ... Reno Eugene 83 75 85 82 .. 55 01 83 83 .... S3 .... 83 00 -. 103 69 88 78 00 71 84 . 81 81 88 57 50 58 A3 59 52 68 60 70 53 55 53 85 53 40 64 65 58 Salt Lake San Francisco .... Seattle . Spokane Washington. D.C. Yakima 85 Tomorrow Sunrise 4:36 ajn. Sunset 7:44 p.m. Five-day forecast (Friday through Wednesday): Western Oregon Scattered showers In southwest Oregon this evening. Total amount light, generally less than .04 Inch. Temp-.ratures warming slowing to normal by Sunday. A lit tle above normal In early part of week. Normal temperature 72-78 ex cept 46-52 on coast. 'Round-the-House Modern Design! mm wmm -IK BS--' V I R9233 ': r trt 1220:40 V$-' Look your prettiest 'round the huse see how quickly chores get donel Breezy neckjine, easy skirt, big pockets it's a joy to summer in this suntimer! Low cut for coolnes, ruffles (latter your arms and face! Sewing time? You couldn t spend less and get more! Pattern R9233: Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18. 20; 40. Size 16 takes 4 yards 35-inch: yard contrast, This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. aena inirty-live cents In coins EASY! BEAUTIFUL! Lunch. eon mat set or dresser scarfs to crochet in combination of petal stitch and open mesh. Work in heavy cotton, any length. Easy-to-crochet scarf and mat set in white or colors. Pattern 7197 crochet directions. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern to Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 5640, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with PATTERN NUMBER. Exciting! Our 1952 edition of Alic Brooks Needlecraft Book! for this pattern to Marian Mar tin, care of Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chi cago 80, 111. Print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Plywood Men Hear Reports, Plans for Sales Promotion Gearhart. Ore. U.R) West coast plywood manufacturer! heard progress reports, made plans for sales promotion and re elected B. V. Hancock, Portland, president of their trade associa tion at their annual meeting here Wednesday. Second Term v Hancock, who assumes his second consecutive term as president of Douglas Fir Ply wood association, turned the spotlight on buyers' wants -and sharpened sales technique in his "state of the industry" message to 300 plywood executives from Oregon, Washington and California. He said the Industry has dou bled its output since World war II and sales this year are 10 per cent higher than in 1951. Medford Man Elected Other officers re-elected were: vice president, Eberly Thomp son, Portland, vice president of Brimful of new Ideas, it's only Twenty cents. NINETY-ONE il lustrations of patterns of your favorite needlecraft designs, plus SIX easy-to-do patterns printed right in the book. tfPf i5l bouqht "y-..na;,i:g:a M M Woodworking company; secretary, Charles M. Duecy, Coos Bay, and treasurer and general manager of Menasha Plywood corporation; treasurer, J. P. Simpson, Tacoma, vice president and general manager of Buffelen Manufacturing com pany. Trustees elected were S. R. Black, Olympia, Wash., Floyd Hart, Medford; Harold R. Jones, Eugene, and Ted Stoleson, Eure ka, Calif. POTATOES CONDEMNED New York U.R) Potato-hungry New Yorkers groaned Thurs day when the Deparment of Agri culture condemned a shipment of 6,159 bags of spuds from Spain, each weighing 100 pounds. The department said the potatoes were infested with a tiny worm that has proved destructive to crops all over the world. Dead line Sunday Classified! U at noon Saturdays. Lions Plan Ticket Sales for Circus Members of the Medford Lions club will man a circus ticket tooth in front of the U. S. Nation' il bank tomorrow. The club is sponsoring next Tuesday's appearance of the Clvde Beatty circus, which will eive two performances at the fairgrounds south of town, at 3 and 8 p.m. Tickets Sold will be general admission, and reserved tickets will be sold only on the day of the performance, club members said. The club also plans to have a dlsDlav of stuffed animals to at tract attention to the ticket sales, which will continue from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. WEATHER Bv United Press North California: Scattered thunderstorms in mountains Fit day afternoon and possibly a few scattered sprinkles or showers elsewhere; fair Saturday. .17 S. Central hone 2-6241 Win a Bike in Wards BIKE SAFETY PARADE June 7 . Learn Safety-Have Fun-Win Prizes Costs Nothing To Enter Oct your entry blonk in Wards Sporting Goods Department right swoy. Ride In this exciting parade decorate your ' bike, wear a coihime. Prominent udgei will pick the win ners of a swell Sealed Beam Bike and many other prizes. GET FUll DETAILS AT WARDS TODAY 8HE FOUND OUT Bartonville, 111. J.R) Thr vpar.old Susan Lvnn TfAltk j . - . . . i n riler! around the bank Th,... while her grandmother trail acted some Business, ine fou an interesting looking button thst wall and niixhpt c... touched off the bank's tear g alarm syaietu. BOSS WILLED WHISKEY Columbus, O U.R) The la Charles R. Dillman thought i much of his boss, W. B. Stephe son, tnai ne wiuea him "tul quarts of bonded whisky or iij iicieni sum worn my estate buy such." GREYHOUND 0 More Travel Extras No fxfre Cost! Yes, bluer value! More service te mort places' Finest buses. Best drivers. 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