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Newspaper Page TextMedford Uniird PreM--Full Leased Wir Tribune United pa full Lean Wu. Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1952 Pages 1-8 Republican Precinct Officer List Finished ' iv. ti . . ... . . it i iir.n... tnatt Ctuuia of the Republican precinct committeemen and com iiitteewomen who were elected In the May 16 election have been tabulated by deputy clerks in the county clerk's office, with the exception of two ties which will be decided by Friday. Tie votes are decided by a drawing in which the two candidate draw for high number, according to deputy clerks. The following is a list, which includes the precinct number GREYHOUND More Travel Extras No Extra Cost I Yes, bigger value! More service to mors' places Finest buses. Best drivers. Choose the travel leadxr , . . choose Greyhound! 10 Buses Daily to PORTLAND and SEATTLE from Medford Including 4 Expresses Complete Service To All America J. A. Tom jack. Agent, 212 N. Bartlett Phone 2-2202 nnrl name anA tho nama an aress or the committeeman lol- lnurorfl hv iho nama an arlrlrocc of the committeewoman, of the ui precincts in Jackson county. In some cases only one officer was elected, and in others, none: 1. Ashland, Henry C. Galey and Rosa D. Galey, both 590 Qiclrivm, hmilcvarH' 9 AchlanH. Ben T. Lombard, 326 Manzanita drive, and Jessie A. rilch, 4U1 Tprrnrp 3 Ashlanrl. fipnree H. Billings, 142 Church, and Tempa Cunningham, 83 Pine; 4. Ash land, Earl F. Downing, 355 B street, and Etta L. Schilling, 173 nv- 5 Ashlanrf J P. Wells. 105 Vnn Nnss. nnH Nfillie W. Burns, 211 Van Ness; 6. Ashland, Frorla Flllntt nnH William B. Elliott, both 266 5th; 7. Ashland, Gerald H. Wenner, 1U7 Aima otrpot R. Ashland. George M. Sennalt, 340 High; 9. Ashland, Harry Skerry, 580 Morton, ana Bettv C. Weller. 455 Liberty; 10. Ashland, J. A. Langtry, 111 North Main, and Faith H. Mc Cullough, 137 Church; 11. Ash lanit Kenneth H. Jones. 94 3rd street, and Kathcrine S. Van Vleet, 74 3rd street; 12. Ashland, Harry A. Pinkerton, 1555 Web ster, and Mildred Vest, 391 Avery; 13. Ashland, Irving E. Nelson, 833 Harmony Lane, and Kathleen M. Landolfe. 870 Harmony Lane; 14. Ashland West, John Rodney Keating, Ash ite 2 box 51. and Eliza beth Westerberg, Ashland, route 2, box 55; 15. Barron, miiarea Barron. Ashland, route l, dox 41 d. 1ft Rellviel. Rnhert M. At- two'oll, Mary Jane avenue, Ash land, and Nellie 1. uunn, nsn- land, route 1, box 480. Outlying Districts 17. Pinenursi, uiyue umu Mildred D. Laird, both Copco, Calif., box 12; 18. Colestine, none elected; 19. Lake Creek, Burrell O. Wyant and Alma Meyer,- both Lake Creek; 20. Butte Falls, none elected; 21. Eagle Point North, Thomas H. Shearin and Dorothy Shearin, both Eagle Point; 22. Eagle Point South, Ed Putman, Eagle Point; It's the RIGHT TIME foro WATERPROOF FAMOUS hiwnci ATERPROOF 23. Flounce Rock, James H nrieve nnrl Edna Clevenberg both ProsDect: 24. Trail, Deloss Harold Barber, and Agnes vL. Rerrv hnth Trail: 25. Shady Cove, box 22, and Ruth G. San- ford, Shady Cove; 26. Reese Creek, Paul G. Olsen and Jessie Hammel, both Eagle Point; 27. nerhv none elected: 28. Howard, G. G. Stagg, 614 Berrydale, Med- fnrA nnrl lunrinn Bean. lHVit Hazel, Medford; 29. Howard East, George McCormick, 1263 Morrow road, Medford, and Alice Patieniv 2110 Corona road, Med ford; 30. Roxy Ann, Charles C. Hoover and Elsie Hoover, both 2554 Roberts road, Medford; ii. Hillcrest, R. G. Phair, route 3, box 61, Medford, and Greeta Sands, Copco, Medford. In Medford 9" Medford. F. C. Reimer, 436 North Holly, and Marie TVAihim son North Ivv: a J. Medford, none elected; 34. Med ford, Donald G. Darnenie, n North Central; 35. Medford, Elmer Childers and Lelah t-nu- ders, both 230 South Central; 36. Medford, Carold J. Parker, 607 South Central, ana uene m. wkiwnmi 4i Arcadia; 37. Medford, George H. Tucker, 525 North Riverside, and ireaenca Glascock, 233 Beatty; 38. Med fnrH nnne elected: 39. Medford, Frank W. Hull, 655 J street, and Mary Lois DeCourcey, 6d souin iiniiu. in Medford. Ernest J. Smith, 6 Newtown, and Evelyn Nye, 816 West 10th; 41. Medford Earl M. Miller ana Louise m. Miller, both 617 Park avenue; 42. Medford, Kenneth G. Den- man and Margaret uenman, coin 43. Medford, Frank D. Applin, 5 Corning court, and Marion York, 820 East Main; 44. Medford, Clifford O. Lovejoy, 120 Ashland, and Maurine Mills, 314 Vancouver; 45. Medford, Ed ward Branchfield, 1001 wueen a an,i inn n Chase. 1303 Reddy; 46. Medford, Donald B. Whalin, 128 Valley view onve, and Edith W. Braley, 245 Valley vie, rfrlve: 47. Medford, H. Dewey Wilson, 945 Mt. Pitt, and 7.,ei.,n Nnrok. 15 Lincoln: 49. MeHfnrri nun K. uwaiasen. U Ross court, and Margafet Ment- zer, 703 West 2nd; 50. Meaiora .Tnhn n. Lvnch. 139 Kenwood; si MeriforH. none elected; 52. Medford, Aileen L. Peterson, 523 Fairmont; 53. Medford, w. a. Paine and Winifred S. Vail, both s North Oranse: 54. Medtora Plrharrl J. House. 1040 West 13th, and Thelma R. Elliott, 226 Kino- ss. Medford. Gerald T. Latham, 815 Park; 56. Medford, Robert E. Schott, 139 White Oak drive; and Frances C. Wimberly, 30 South Barneburg. DhAamlv.Tnllint 57 Orchard Home East, Carl v Tenrwald. Medford. Box 1066, and lma Christensen, Med ford. route 4. box 407: 58 or chard Home West. Clark J. Such a LOW PRfCE for AIL these Features: ' . mmnoor swhp second hand . SHOCKPROOt MDUM DMl ft HANDS . MI-MAGHinC ' HIM GMAHTUD Al HANDSOME as H b PRACTICAL with Its durable while cose and smart strop . . . this is the watch PREFERREO by All men. The new 10W PRICE mokes it perfect lor GIFT-GIVING to yourself . to men In service ... to your outdoor men friends. lOvorontl! woterprool wt.tr, eptd ond etowd by e compel woKhmoV.rr, Jewelers 109 EAST MAIN THI HOME OF PRISM-LITE DIAMONDS waiiap Stewart avenue; 59 pnoenix East, none elected; 60 Phoenix West, none eiecieu; 1 Phneni SW. Bert Stan- cliffe and Kathryn Stancliffe hnth Plinenix. BOX 3Z .02 li ent West, Everett Beeson and Marian Beeson, both 'laient; tal ent East. S. J. Welburn and Ger trude Ottineer. both Talent 64 Griffin Creek, Earl T. Sche Ul. MerlfnrH. route 1. box 75l 65 Jacksonville North, Edward B. Hanley and Claire Hanley, both Medford, P.O. Box 748; fill .Tacksnnville South. Kav i. wiienn nnH Anna F. Coleman Jacksonville; 67 Perry dale North, none elected; 68 ferry Hnie smith. W. H. Arnold, Med fnrrt. RFD No. 1. and Bernice L Wilson, 232 Janney Lane, Med ford. Central Point 1 Pnint West. Rich ard E. Watson, Medford, route 2, box 436-C, and Beretn r. nop irino Merifnrd. route 2. box 428 nn nnntrai Pnint NF. Donald E. Tihr Central Point, ana r.inrfvs Reehe. Central Point, Route 2' Central Point SE, Guy Tex and Beulah Faber, both Central Point: 72 Willow cnpini,, ;.-ntnn A. Bovce. Cen tral Point; 73 Mound, H. F. c..,:,l. rentrnl Point, route 2. box 210, and Violet Hamilton Central Point, route 2, box 625; id same Vnllev. Louise C. Day, SVR, Box 41, Gold Hills; 75 Wimer. Galen W. Bay, Rogue mute 1 hnx 102. and Mar- cella McCulough, Rogue Kiver, ria 1 nnv i na- 7B Roaue Riv er East, Nat Hart, Rogue River; 77 Rogue River West, tie pend ing and Patte Liene Mopmns Dmie Plver. route 1. box 16 r-.r,iH Hill North. Hal E. Bishop, Central Point, route 1, dox jo, ... a mv F.velvn Ross. Gold Hill, box 644; 79 Gold Hill South, Bertha Coy Ross, Gold nui; u Foot Creek, Frank Daily ana El eanor S Bolt, both Gold Hill; 81 Applegate, Charles H. El- mnre Annlecate. and Berteena uiii Mnrnhv A2 Union. Glenn W. Smith, Ruch, and Maude A. Port, Jacksonville, rouie i, 28A; 83 Watkins, tie penaing J. Winnineham. Jacksonville; 84 Sterling, Mich ael C. Loftus, Jacksonville rouie 2, box 34, and Anna K. &cou Jacksonville. . Proof of Prisoner Camp Location Asked Panmunjom, Korea 1U.R) The United Nations has de manded that the Communists furnish proof that four camps holding Allied war prisoners in Nnrth Korea are located where the Reds said they were five months ago. The U.'N. demand was made in a note handed Communist liaison officers at a three-minute meeting at the truce conference site. The U. N. broke oft tne stalled truce talks Tuesday for three days to give Red nego tiators time to reconsider their position. The U. N. note, signed by sen- inr tritfe Heleente Mai. Gen. Wil liam K Harrison, said allied air reconnaissance failed to bear out the Reds' claim that they have properly marked all their camps to prevent accidental air attacks by U. N. warplanes. Defenses in Alaska Claimed Insufficient Seattle, Wash. (U.R) The commander of all armed forces in Alaska said today present mil itary defenses in the territory could not withstand a sustained Russian attack but Alaska would not be abandoned if it were in- vaHeri. Lt. Gen. William H. Kepner urac miiek tn nnint out that it would be impossible to defend every inch ot Aiasuas su.uuu- m n rnnat "Hut." he aarierj. ll the enemy could seize some part of it, we'd hit him from the air immediately. "T'rl neeH heln in 8 hurrv if the Russians moved large num bers of troops against us, ne said. "And I think. they could do lt." Boy Scout News Pack Six Papk Nn. 6. Cub Scouts, will hnlH a nark meeting at Washing ton school gymnasium tnursaay at 7:30 p.m. Parents are invivea to attend. Action on Hell's Canyon Dam Delayed Indefinitely wasningion uj.rj ine nuuas Reclamation Subcommittee has postponed action indefinitely nn a hill tn authorize the contro versial Hells Canyon dam on tne THahn-Oreenn border. The action was unanimous and nnnnrenilv ends anv chance for approval of the bill during this session. American Casualties In Korea Total 109,971 Washington ttl.fi The de fense Department has announc ed Amerirnn hnttle casualties in Korea now total 109,971, an increase of 259 over last week. Theae pnflimltips include B 1 1 those whose next of kin have been notified through last Fri day. It jequires from one to three weeks before next of kin are notified. Ue Mail Trmiino Wont Adf SEE' me NEW. r AUTOMATIC jr COOXER & DEEP FRYER IT COOKS JnP IT DEEP fjjl ifj ''? ,?Mbr Vy! v v.v.v.. 'JjjpPfJ Does MORE Things BETTER ONLY this sensational new Sunbeam Cooker tt Deep Fryer gives you so many exclusive advantages so much greater usefulness. Use it everyday for delicious DEEP FRIED potatoes and other favorite foods. Use it to ' COOK pot-roast, baked beans, stewed chicken and meats, etc. No end to its usefulness. Exclusive, easy-to-tee COOK-GUIDE. Accurate thermostatic control with "simmer" range. Large, new-type Fry-basket. $3 J ,95 $1.00 Down Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments Medford Grants Pass Ashland 117 S. Central-Medford Phon. 2-4241 BIG JUNE HOUSEWARES SALE 8.75 Folding Barbecue Grill 7.87 1.09 Enameled 16 -qt. Pot 92c 85c Enameled 11-qt. Di'shpan . . 72c 2.65 Food.Chopper, 3 blade 2.25 SAVE ON HOUSEWARES AT WARDS REG. 22.95 CHROMED COOKER ; Lie price Q Reversible frite Best quality cut 15. Automatic shows when to put on food, when it's don. Grids bake 4 waffles on one side, toast 4 sandwiches, grill up to 18 ham burgers, fry food on other side. Cool handles. AC 41.50 BEST QUALITY MIXER Sale price 34.88 U" Save 15. Multiple speed with uicer, grinder no mixer at any price does more. Mixer detaches use In any pot or bowl. 2 bowls, tamper, recipes also Included. Buy now for yourself or Impressive gift. SPECIAL-POP-UP TOAST 13.88 First eutllty U.L. approved Mod to sell for 19.95-speciol purchase cute the price). Automatic-brownt to color set on dial, then pops up toast. Browning Inspection control. Mirror chromed finish. AC. Buy for home or gift. Ay vk 10 DOWN ON LAY-AWAY 83-Pc. ot or 8 58.50 "Arlington' Now, buy genuine Bone China at Wards special price, and on an easy buying plan. Pay 10 now, In June the balance in October when ready for delivery. ARLINGTON. 93-pc. service for 12 99.30 V ft 2.19 ENAMELED BLANCHER Sale price 1.66 ' 7H-qt. with 7Vi-qt. perforated Inset, for blanch ing, scalding fruits, vegetables before canning, freezing; also cooking soups, Hews, spaghetti. Resists acids. 4.69 ALUMINUM BLANCHER. 8-qt. lit 3"