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1952 Rogue River Roundup
To Open Here This Saturday
The Jackton County Mounted
Sheriff i potxe will be out to
gain permanent poweuion of the
Dirk Kay trophy here next Sun
day in drill competition with the
Joiephine and Sitkiyou county
poaiei. The competition will
highlight the aecond day of the
annual Rogue River Roundup
pontored by the Jackaon coun
ty poate June 14 and IS.
The Sunday program la ached'
tiled to itart at 2 p. m. under the
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direction of Cap. Max Vemnvm
and General Chairman Frank
Christian.
A To4f dance has been seW
for Sunday night at Rogue Val
ley ballroom, with music by Ole
Raannuaaen' well-known west
ern band.
A kids show, open to all chil
dren between the ages of six
and 18, who are accompanied by
one or both parents, will start
at 1 p. m, Saturday. In addition
to games (or children, there will
be a calf scramble for 4 H and
Future Farmers of America
members.
The roundup parade will be
held Saturday evening starting
at 6:30 o'clock and will be fol
lowed by the roundup program
at 8 o'clock at the posse grounds
on Poe lane. All stock will be
furnished by Christian Brothers,
owners of one of the top strings
of bucking horses and brahma
bull in the country.
Cowboyi from all parts of the
state will take part in the eve
ning program, which will con
sist of saddle bronc riding, calf
roping, brahma bull riding, bare
back riding, and steer roping.
There will also be competitive
games by state posse members
and a square dance on horse
back by members of the Med ford
Trail Riders. The Junior Sher
iff's posse will perform under
the leadership of Homer Marx.
The Rodeo dance will also be
held at-Rogue Valley ballroom
Saturday night.
May's Top Producing
Herds Told by Group
May winners for top produc
tion in the Jackson County
Dairy Herd Improvement asso
ciation have been announced,
with W. D. Mongold taking top
honors with a 23-cow production
of an average 1,115 pounds of
milk and fiO pounds of buttcrfat.
In top cow honors, Paul Stev
enson's "Janey" produced 1,457
pounds of milk and 99.1 pounds
of buttcrfat, and Marvin Check's
"Kay" gave 2,557 pounds of
milk and 97.8 pounds buttcrfat.
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RODEO COMING The rodeo to be held in conjunction with
the annual two-day Rogue River roundup will have two showings
this year, on Saturday, June 14, in the evening, and on Sunday,
June 15, in the afternoon. The picture above i typical of the
action to be seen in the event. It shows Alvin Hixon being thrown
from Copper Mountain, one of the top bucking horses of the
Chriitcrusen Brothers' string, which will furnish the bucking stock
for the roundup next week-end. Copper Mountain will be among
the horses in the rodeo.
Woman's Vision Returns
Following Blow on Head
Brownwood, Tex. (U.R)
Mrs. Jeisl Defrain could
normally, because ih was hit
on the head with a sullen.
Tha 18-year-old was blind
ad In hsr right ay a year ago
whan struck by lightning, said
hr sight was restored Friday
whan hr husband' car over
turned and a suitcase bounced
off har had.
Do You Need A
Remodeling Loan?
Our home loan department I fully prepared to
handle your loan application with the
greatest possible speed.
Growing
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County
Since
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Jackson County Federal
Savings and Loan Association
126 EAST MAIN MEDFORD. ORE.
Halt of Lakeview Forest
Unit Attacked in Congress
Washington 'U.R) Rep.
Russell V. Mack (R Wash.) says
a proposal to abolish the Lake
view, Ore., sustained yield for
est unit "jeopardize" the fu
ture of all similar efforts to con
serve the nation's timber.
Mack made the statement Fri
day to a house agriculture sub
committee considering a bill by
Rep. Clair Engle (D-Cal.) to can
cel the action of the U. S. forest
service setting up the unit. Engle
objected that Ihe Willow Ranch
Lumber Co., located ' only 22
miles from Lakeview was not
permitted to bid for the unit'
timber.
Should Leave to Agency
M;k also said the legislation
No More Smoke Seen
From Area of Strike
No more smoke has been seen
from the area lightning struck
in the Pilot Rock section Thurs
day, the state forest patrol said
yesterday. It Is believed thai rain
accompanying the thunderstorm
put the blaze out.
Lightning hit a snag near
Butte Falls during the same
storm, they reported but a tank
truck crew yesterday felled the
snag and put the (Ire out.
The Rogue River National for
est reported no additional fires,
other than the one In the Apple-
gate arm which were extin
guished Thursday and Friday.
Indianapolis (U.R) Wood
ruff Randolph was re-elected to
a fifth two-year term as presi
dent of the AFL International
Typographical Union by 9,520
votes, the unions' election board
announced Friday at the comple
tion of a canvass of the May referendum.
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setting up the forest timber re
serve program in 1944 left the
administration of the program to
the forest service. He said Con
gress should leave it in the
hands of the federal agency.
"All six units set up under
this program would be jeopard
ized if congress reviewed every
case to which any objection was
made," Mack said.
Protects Economy
The program reserves certain
timber lands for lumber mills in
the area and prevents compan
ies from other parts of the coun
try from coming in and logging.
It is designed to "protect" the
economic life of the localities
where the trees grow. 9
Mack said the Lakeview unit
was set up for use by four mills
in Lakeview and Paisley, Ore.
Mill owners can log 50,000,000
feet of timber a year from the
unit which holds an estimated
total of 3,000,000,000 feet.
Mack said the unit was intend
ed to conserve the forest for 60
years.
Foothills Road
Rebuilding Slated
Rebuilding work on Foothills
road from the Lone Pine school
vicinity to near the 401 orchard,
and on Valley View drive from
the Medford city limits to
Spring street will be started
Monday by a county crew,
County Commissioner L. G.
Morthland reported Saturday
He said that straightening
and widening of the Old Stage
road from Taylor road almost to
The Dnrdauellc has been com
plcted. The county road will
connect with the new state high
way route near the Dardanelle.
Morthland reported that It is
planned to gravel and surface
the newly worked-on section of
the Old Stage road this year.
Due by Fall
The Foothill road and Valley
View drive projects include
straightening and widening. It
is hoped to have this work and
graveling done by fall.
Morthland declared "definite
ly not" when queried concern
ing a rumor that a gravel pit op
eration had been shut down by
a state safety man until safety
measures were conformed with.
He said that hauling from the
Kane creek area was halted Fri
day while a misunderstanding
pver the rock to be taken was
cleared iip.Equipment was tHken
to the Evan Creek stockpiling
project for that day.
Meeting of Pear
Growers Scheduled
Tuesday Evening
A meeting of pear growers
will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tues
day, June 10, in the Pioneer
room of the Jackson hotel, it
was announced Saturday by Don
Root. The meeting will be to
hear talks by two recently pro
moted tuff members of the Oregon-Washington
-California Pear
bureau.
Fred J. Stratmann, former
bureau merchandising director
who will become manager July
1, and Joe Sholder, new mer
chandising director and formerly
field representative in the Ohio
Michigan area, are coming here
especially for the meeting, Root
said.
They will give a comprehen
sive presentation of work done
by the bureau's field representa
tives, and methods they use to
help wholesalers and grocery
stores to increase their fresh
pear sales.
They will also exhibit types
of national publicity given Bosc.
Anjou and Cornice pears. Root
said th&t merchandising plans
for this year and next will also
be discussed. "It should be well
worthwhile fo revery pear
grower in the county to attend,"
Root said.
Air Storage Depot
To Be Established
In Portland Area
Portland (U.R) Arrange
ments were completed Saturday
for establishment of a privately
operated storage and mainten
ance depot for the U. S. Air
Force at the former Oregon
Shipbuilding corporation site
here.
The depot will be known as
the Turn pane Co., U. S. Air
Forces West Coast Vehicle Stor
age Branch.
Announcement of the arrange
ments was made by James P.
Tumpane, Jr., of Omaha. Neb.,
who holds the contract from the
air force to operate the base.
The depot will process and
preserve Air Force equipment
for long-term storage. It will ut
ilize 1,500,000 square feet of
space at the shipbuilding site
as well as other storage spaces
in the Portland area.
The Tumpane company oper
ates similar facilities for the Air
Force at the former Martin
bomber plant at Omaha and at
the former Bell bomber plant
at Marietta, Ca.
About 250 persons will be em
ployed at the depot here, 75 to
100 of them as mechanical tech
nicians and the remainder as
semi-skilled and clerical work
ers. The Air Force is exepected to
assign an officer and 11 civilians
to the operation in the near
future. Actual operation will
probably start in about two
weeks, Tumpane said.
Wayward Airplane
Recovered in Texas
Oakland. Calif. (U.R) A
U. S. Overseas Airline DC-4, re
ported stolen from Oakland air
port an hour before it was to
take off on a Pacific flight,
made a forced landing Saturday
at Brownsville, Tex., where the
crew was taken into custody,
authorities said.
Overseas Airline Manager Ed
ward Norman said the four-en-eincd
plane, valued at $600.
000. was flown from Oakland
by Lloyd Webb, 31, a recently
dischnrgcH co-pilot. He said
Webb and another man took the
plane around 0 a.m. It was
checked out to them by ground
personnel who were not aware
that Webb had been discharged
June 2.
Norman said the situation was
complicated by the fact that
Webb was a part owner of a
New York firm which had pre
viously rented a number of
planes including the DC-4
from Overseas Airlines.
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