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Former Valley Man Dies in California Helmer Oliver Moen, 53, a former resident of the Griffin Creek area, died June 5 at Lodi, Calif., after a short illness, friends here said today. Funeral services were hell'. June 7 in the Lodi funeral home chapel and interment took place in Chero kee Memorial -park, Lodk Survivors include - his wife, Clarabel Moen, Lodi; two chil dren, Ivan Larry Moen and Mrs. Marilda Guzman, Snd three grandchildren, all of Victor, Calif., four sisters, Mrs. Bena Mold, Eugene; Mrs. Esther Hol man, San Bernardino, Calif.; Mrs. Nick Vestre, Bowden, N. D.; and Mrs. Edna.Hamnes, Sour is, S. D., and three brothers, Ed win, Thornton, Calif.; Oscar, Souris; and Leo, Bowden. JEWEL THIEF SOUGHT New York (U.R) Police searched Wednesday for two nonchalant jewel thieves who escaped with $19,000 in gems from the apartment of Shirley Carmel, 28-year-old divorcee and fiancee of singing star John ny Johnston. GREYHOUND More Travel Extras No fxfra osf I Yes, bigger value! Mora service to more" places Finest buses. Best drivers. Choose . the travel leader . , , choose Greyhound! 6 Buses Daily to San Francisco from MEDFORD Including 2 Ixpretaes ONLY $6.40 plus Complete Service To All America J. A. Tomjack, Agent, 212 N. Bartlett Phone 2-2202 iliMH ' W r mi in n 1 1 1 1 Urn iimmimu9 PROTECTING HIS INTEREST Lloyd A. Webb, 31, Bayslde, N. Y. (arms folded), stands beneath the wing of a DC-4 transport which ' be flew from Oakland, Calif.,, to Brownsville, Tex., where he was apprehended. Webb and his companion, Leonard C. Mills, flew the plane .tp Texas, according to Webb, because he. wanted possession of his 25 per cent interest in the plane. A company official tried to recover the IT. S. Overseas Airlines "kidnaped" DC-4 early June 9 but could do no- better than talk to Webb's attorney. Mrs. Kader's Jury Nears Completion Portland U.R) Selection of a jury panel for the first degree murder trial of Jada Z. Kadar continued here Wednesday. The 12 Jurors and two alter nates were not expected to be sworn in until noon Wednesday at the earliest. Mrs. Kadar is accused ' of causing the death of her three-year-old daughter Sherrle Ellen last January 23. Portland newspapers were criticized in Tuesday's testimony by the defense attorneys for their handling of the murder, charge story. They attempted to. get pros pective jurors disqualified for reading newspaper accounts of the- opening day of the trial Judge Lonergan said that after the jury Is sworn' In it wilt not be allowed to read stories of the trial. - Federal Job Openings Told by Commission The Seattle regional office of the United States civil service commission today announced examinations for miscellaneous office machine operator, with a salary of $2,750 to $4,205 a year; equipment specialists,- with a salary of '$7,040 a year, and care' taker, $2,750 a year. Further information and ap plication forms may be obtained at the Medford post office. The department of commerce has announced openings for elec tronics maintenance technicians to maintain, the federal airways system in Alaska. Appointments are being made at entrance sal aries of $3,795 and $4,205. De tails are also available at the Medford post office. The first district land office for direct service to the people was created in Ohio in 1800. l.x-..;. XI IS Oregon, Washington Land Leased for Oil Exploration Midland, Tex. (UJ?) J. D. (Jack) Bodkins, independent Midland oil operator, has leased more than 1,000,000 acres in southeastern Washington and eastern Oregon for oil and gas exploration, it was revealed Wednesday. It was believed to be the larg est acreage ever leased by an in dividual for exploration. It was also the first time oil and gas leases have been acquired in thaf area, oil industry spokes men said. No Partners in Venture) Bodkins, well-known In the Rain Predicted for Coronation of Queen Light showers were antici' pated for Wednesday night's cor onation of Jeanne Wallace, as Queen of Rosaria, one of. the highlights of Portland's annual Rose Festival. , uui tne rains were not ex pected to be heavy snough to keep thousand of Portlanders and tourists from packing Mult nomah Stadium for the cere monies. Tuesday night the festival events got underway with square dancing, on the Meier & Frank company parking lot and the arrival of radio's "Cisco Kid," Jack Mather, who will be grand floral parade marshal Fri day and also be marshal of Jun ior Rosaria parade Saturday, DAM IN OPERATION Portland (U.R) Alb en 1 Falls dam on the Pend Oreille river near .Newport, Wash., has gone into operation several days ahead of schedule, Col. E. C. Its- chner, North Pacific division en gineer, reported Wednesday. Mid-Continent oil country for many years, said he had no part ners or associates in the venture. He signed standard 10-year leases for oil and gas explora tion with some 10,000 land owners. No government land was involved. Bodkins said the land had the same surface geologic 'character istics as the Williston Basin in Montana and North Dakota and the Permian basin in west Tex as and New Mexico. He said a survey of the leased area would be made within the next 12 months. Will Get Royalties The leases provided that the landowners would receive royal ties of one-eighth of the proceeds of any oil or gas taken from the land, with Bodkins receiving the remainder. Bodkins has leases on exten sive properties in west Texas and New Mexico and has been active In oil activities in other states, working out of Jasper, Wyo., and Denver, Colo. Wednesday. June 11. 1952 MEDFORD (OREOOit) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Fuchs Smuggling Story Brings Denial London U.R) The British Home Office denied Wednesday a news story in Lord Beaver brook's Daily Express which said atom spy Klaus Fuchs had been transferred to a new prison because scientific papers were smuggled from his Stafford Pris on cell. The newspaper story said Fuchs, who was convicted of giv ing American and. British atom secrets to Russia, was trans ferred to an observation cell at Pentonville Prison in London. ELECTRIC 'BRAIN' SHOWN Princeton, N.J. (U.R) An electronic "brain" that can do 2,000 multiplications or 100,000 additions in a second was dis played by the Institute for Ad vanced Study Wednesday. ' More than 60 million animals were vaccinated against foot and mouth disease in Mexico during the joint United States Mexican five-year campaign to eradicate the disease in Mexico. 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