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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, Jon 29, ISS2 Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wright, former residents of Central Point, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Ralph Strickling and Mr. Strickling, 305 North Fifth street, Jackson ville. The Wrights spent three years in Portland where Wright was an employee In the Veteran Administration offices. They plan to live in their home In Central Point as soon as it is vacated. Wright is now em ployed at Hobbs Service Station, Medford, and his wife will work at the J. C. Penney store here.i Local ancT Personal From California Betty Ficht ner. 227 North Oakdale avenue, returned Wednesday from Cali fornia. She convalesced there following three weeks in Sacred Heart hospital. She expressed thanks to her friends who had sent their good wishes while she was ilL Business Named Mrs. Irvin C. Daley," 343 North Grape street has assumed the business name of The Flower Garden, 343 J- -, A J .. I .. ' ?T7 T7 ' AS EASY AS A, B, C AND D New England's only quadruplets, daughter and sons of Mr. and Mrs. 1 John J. Manning, rest in Incubators in South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, Mass. They were born J June 18. Letters "A" (a girl), "B," "C" and "D" (boys) refer to order of birth. Attending them are ( Nurse Ethel Katzenberger and Dr. Robert J. Ryan. Photographers, Radiomen Seeking Ringside Seats For Tuesday GOP Meeting Chicago (U.R) Photo graphers, movie cameramen and radio reporters Saturday fought for permission to attend a crucial meeting of the Repub lican National Committee to choose between contested dele gations to the GOP convention. The national committee will make an original decision on the contested state delegations, but the convention as a whole, which convenes July 7, will be the final court of appeal. Some Assured Place Newspaper and press associa tion reporters already were as sured that the meeting next Tuesday will be open to them. But it still had not been de termined whether cameramen and radio reporters using re cording devices would be per mited to work while the meet ing is in progress. "The committee is anxious to avoid the confusion of exploding flash bulbs and the circus atmos phere of movie lights and micro phones," a spokesman said. Only Reporters "Right now it looks as though only reporters will be permitted to hear the proceedings." Several news picture and mo vie news organizations protest ed to National Republican Chair man Guy Gabrielson, demand ing that the meeting be thrown open to them. Eugene Woman Arrives in Japar To Start New Polio Treatments Osaka, Japan (U.R) An American mother from Oregon suffering from infantile paraly sis arrived Friday for treatment by a Japanese doctor who claims to have discovered a drug 90 per cent effective as a cure for the disease. Mrs. W. K. Bennington of Eu gene, Ore., mother of two, read a newspaper report about the new drug "Glutamylcholin" dis covered by Dr. Hoshito Nishiza wa and decided to travel all the way to the Far East to become his patient. High Rate of Cure Nishizawa, a professor at Osa ka university, reported to the Japan Epidemiology Congress on April 4 that the use of the new drug along with a "vitamin B" Injection into the spine showed a rate of cure of 90 per cent for infantile paralysis. Mrs. Bennington arrived here with one leg in a steel brace. The Japanese doctor was re luctant to discuss the case "at the present time." He said he would do his "utmost to uphold We Carry A Complete Stock of Trusses, both steel and elastic Sacroiliac and Ab dominal Belts, Rib Sup ports, Crutches and Cares and have an expert to fit them. McLAIN'S DRUG CENTER the honor of the Japanese medi cal profession but only the gods know what the result will be." Talent Army Corporal Returning From Korea Cpl. Allen R. Speece, whose wife, Eloise, lives at route 1, box 153 Talent, is returning to the United States on rotation af ter serving with the 3rd infantry division in Korea, according to an army release mailed from Korea June 18. Corporal Speece, a wheeled vehicle mechanic, arrived in Korea in September,' 1951. He received his basic training at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Before entering the army in January, -1951, he was employed by the Fruit Growers Supply, Hilt, Calif. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Speece, 63 Third street, Ashland. Milwaukie, Ore. (U.R) A middle-aged man identified as Edward Donner, Milwaukie, was fatally injured Friday when his car collided with another in the downtown section here. Obituary GRAYSON ROBERTSON Grayson C. Robertson, 78, a resident of Medford the past four years, died here Wednes day. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Perl funeral home. The Rev. George R. V. Bolster, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, will officiate. Interment will take place in Siskiyou Memorial park. Med ford Masonic Lodge 103 will par ticipate in the services. Honorary pallbearers will be Charles Furnas, B. L. Sanderson, Merritt Swing, Carl Tengwald, Ernest Scott and William Froh nmayer. Active pallbearers will be Fred Gatter, Aubrey Norris, Carl Norris, Vic Kengla, Joe Fliegel and Paul Meyers. Robertson was born at Prices Creek, N. C, and was educated at Burnsville academy and the University of North Carolina. He was long associated with the U. S. fish and wild life service. He, was a member of First Methodist church of Medford and of the Medford Masonic lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Linda Robertson; one son Harvey, Medford; a sister, Mrs. Sarah Jane Rowland, Burnsville, N. C, two grandchildren and 24 nephews and nieces. BIRTHS Fractured Ribs George Ob- enchaine, Rogue River, was treated and released at the Com munity hospital Saturday for several fractured ribs which re sulted from an accident in his home, hospital attendants. Dairy Theft The Sweet Maid Dairy, 516 South River side avenune, had $40 in cash stolen Friday night, after entry was gained from forcing the rear door, according to city po lice. Tired of SHOUTING? Are you being1 driven crazy by someone you must yell at to make yourself heard? If she only knew that without the risk of trial-and-error methods she could hear normal speech again ! This is the Sonotone way to better hearing: In the complete privacy of our office, or your own home, a Certified Sonotone Consultant determines the individual need, following- medically accepted practices. Then from a full line of fine Sonotone instruments with over 300 fitting combinations the right hearing aid is fitted to individual needs. That ends the shouting! A phone call will arrange a private hearing check with out cost or obligation. DON'T-BARQAIN WITH YOUR HEARING- SONOTONE C. R.- A DAMSON, Mgr., 839 E. Jackson, Medford, Ore. For as UttU as $39.00 balance on Mty terms m w mmm s M mt wmm m mmm mm mmm mw mmm M SONOTONE The House of Hearing Please send me your free booklet "Some questions you will want answered before you buy a hearing aid." Nam. -Oty- HEVERMAN To Dr. and Mrs., 125 Winema Way, Med ford, June 23, 1952, a boy, 8 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. MAYFIELD To Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Eagle Point, June 24, 1952, a boy, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. PRICE To Mr! and Mrs. Morton, Route 1, Box 460, Med ford, June 23, 1952, a girl, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. - BUSEMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Vern, 221 Vancouver avenue, Medford, June 21, 1952, a girl, 8V4, lbs., at Sacred Heart hos pital. STAYTON To Mr. and Mrs. Carol, Eagle Point, June 23, 1952, a girl, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. MARTIN To Mr. and Mrs. F., Grants Pass, June 25, 1952, a girl, 9 pounds, at Osteopathic hospital. TROWBRIDGE To Mr. and, Mrs. John, 840 East 9th, Med ford, June 24, 1952, a boy, 8V pounds, at Sacred Heart hospit al. . McGUIRE To Mr. and Mrs. James, 411 Oak street, June 26, 1952, a boy, 8Vi lbs., at Commu nity hospital. VANDERPOOL To Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 346 East Third avenue, June' 27, 1952, a boy, 8V lbs., at Community hospital. BREWER To Mr. and Mrs. Arley, 603 Clark street, June 24, 1952, a girl, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. GUCHES To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, Applegate, June 25, 1952, a boy, 7V4 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. LUCKHAUPT To Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 245 North Grape street, June 24, 1952, a boy, 5V4 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital, North Grape street, she reported Saturday. . . On Honor Roll James Hal Rickman, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Rickman, 1032 West 11th street, was one of 188 students on the spring term honor roll at Gonzaga university, Spokane, Wash., according to a university release. Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maier, Portland, were re cent visitors at the home of Mrs. Maier's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thompson, Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Maier were en route home after a vacation trip to California. e Receives Promotion George W. Hueners, son of John W. Hueners, Jacksonville, has been promoted to lieutenant colonel at Langley air force base, Va., according to an air force release. Colonel Hueners, a veteran World War II pilot, holds the air medal and the army commenda tion ribbon. Combat Infantryman r Army Pfc. Garland D. Winkle, Eagle Point, has been awarded the combat infantryman badge while serving with the 25th in fantry division in ' Korea, an army release reports. Winkle, an automatic rifleman, was engaged in ranching before entering the army. At Summer Camp Verne G. Shangle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shangle, 1445 Kings high way, is attending air force ROTC supper camp at McChord air force hase, Wash., according to the McChord public informa tion office. He is one of 188 men attending the camp in prepara tion for becoming reserve offic ers in the air force. Aboard Ship Serving aboard the USS Helena as fireman ap prentice is Allen M. Kievet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kievet, route 3, box 369, Medford, ac cording to a Navy release. Kie vet left for Japan from San Francisco, June 6 to board the USS Helena. He joined the naval reserve in Medford, December, 1950 and received his basic training at San Diego, Calif. Captian Leaves After spend ing a week with his parents, Captain Robert Pittenger, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pittenger, Route 2, Medford, returned to the United States air force base at Shepperd field, Texas, where he is a doctor at the base hospit al. Before entering the air force a year ago, Captain Pittenger graduated from the University of Oregon medical school. He graduated from Medford high school in 1943. To Attend Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Schmidt, 944 Whitman avenue, and Eugene C. Brown, 2 North Orange street, were scheduled to leave Med ford Saturday for Lake Tahoe where they will attend a meet ing of Metropolitan Life Insur ance company employees. Schmidt and Brown are two of leading representatives of the company in sales for the state during 1951, according to a. com pany release. e On USS IowaTwo Medford men, Sgt. Henry G. McCullough, U. S. Marine corps, and Jerald J. McGrew, U. S. navy radarman, are aboard the battleship USS Iowa in Korean waters, a navy release reports. Sgt. McCullough is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCullough, 122 Willamette. Seaman McGrew is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin W. Mc Grew, Route 2, Medford. Ernest L. Kitsmiller,' of Prospect, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Scotty H. McCollum, is also on the Iowa. He is an apprentice seaman. On Vacation Vern and Roy Lay, 667 South Holly street, and Allan Young, 525 Franquette street, left Saturday for a one week vacation to be spent in various parts of Idaho. Promotion Recently promot ed from captain to major was Ben W. Hansen whose wife and family live in Medford. Major Hansen is now home on leave, but will leave for a new assign ment in Washington, D. C, July 5. Attempted Entry Ah unsuc cessful attempt at a break and entry into the Eads Transfer warehouse, 16 South Fir street, was reported to the city police Saturday morning by officials at Eads. ' Bring Daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Osenbrugge, 711 East Main, Medford returned home from Portland this week, bringing their daughter Margaret, who has had surgery at Matson Me morial hospital there. - Director Attends Col. C. E. Stafford, civilian defense direc tor of Jackson county, is attend ing the special CD conference for teachers and school adminis trators being held at St. Mary's college, Calif., starting Monday through Wednesday. Stolen Wheel Edward E. Chancellor, 437 Benson street, reported to the city police Fri day afternoon that a wheel was stolen from a pick-up truck parked by his home. The thief took the wheel, tire and tube, Chancellor said. Assumes Name Wallace G. Iverson, Medford, has assumed the business name of the South ern Oregon News Review, 38 East Main street, Ashland, ac cording to county clerk's rec ords. William C. Lawrence has retired from the same business ownership. From Korea M-Sgt. Thomas D. Winters arrived aboard the troop transport William . M. Black in" San Francisco, Thurs day. His wife, Mrs. Winters and family live at 16V& South Co lumbus, Medford. Sergeant Win ters spent the past year in Ko rea with the 2nd infantry divi sion, and has been in the service six years. m Visits Camp Dr. Milton E. Hubbard, formerly chief of medical services at the veterans adminstration hospital, Los An geles, and formerly chief of pro fessional services, veterans ad ministration Branch 12, San Francisco, and veterans admini stration hospital, Oakland, was an unoffical visitor at Camp White, Thursday, June 26. LINDEN PARK TRAILER COURT We, Your Neighbors, Believe It's The Finest On The Pacific Coast!! L(D)1TS OF LUCK TO YOU Chet Baker's Garage General Repairing United Motors Service West Jackson and McAndrews G & G Cabinet Shop Cabinet Work and Remodeling Our Specialties 919 McAndrews Rd. Murphy's Barber Shop Where Parking Is No Problem 827 W. Jackson St. Stop and Shop A Good Place To Stop and Shop 827 W. Jackson St. Patterson Plumbing Co. The One Trip Plumber Koehler Crane Standard 827 W. Jackson St. Brooks Electric Contract Wiring and Repairing 907 South Ivy St. Linden Park Service Sta. We Give S & H Green Stamps . 843 W. Jackson St. Medford Spring Service Truck and Trailer Spring Repairing 917 McAndrews Road Domestic Gas Co. Furnished Gas Facilities Shinn's Food Store Your Neighborhood Store With Super Market Prices 915 McAndrews Road BROCK To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, 1104 East Jackson, Med ford, June 23, 1952, a boy, IV2 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. PRATT To Mr. and Mrs. Dale, 2539 Lone Pine road, Med ford, June 27, 1952, a boy, 6 pounds, at Community hospital. COURTRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, 1310 East 10 street, June 27, 1952, a girl, 7V pounds, at Community hospital. - '.BOWERS To Mr. and Mrs.i Edwin, 539 Southwest G street, Grants Pass, June 27, 1952, a boy, ZVt pounds, at Community hospital. j I Dead line Sunday Classifieds Is at! s:3U p.m. lor toil owing day; 10 am Monday for Monday; noon Saturday aunaa? a.m. for LOCKER BOXES FOR RENT FOR SALE White Face Locker Beef CUT AND WRAPPED FOR LOCKER HARPER MEATS Cherry Street Off Stewart Ave. , Phone 3-1715 or 2-6381 (HI I li 1 ft I -1 I ft I 0 1 I I f u PNJ J Wllh OF THE NEW, MODERN, STATE INSPECTED LINDEN PARK TRAILER COURT 843 West Jackson St. Corner of McAndrews Road O Rest-rooms & Sewer System O 600x1200 sq. ft. Lots O Medford Spring Water O Heated Laundry O Showers With Hot and Cold Water L A N POOL AND SANDBOX FOR THE LITTLE ONES ... NO TREES YET BUT WE HAVE A BARBEQUE AND HORSE SHOE PIT NEXT TO A RECREATION AREA WITH TA BLES AND CHAIRS WAITING FOR YOU, JUST LIKE HOME. Our Price Is Only' $18' Month HENRY BURUEISTER and J. PATTERSON .State. 1
