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Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at
noon Saturdays.
Local and Personal
Return Homo Mr. and Mrs.
Edward J. Ryan, Jacksonville
Highway, returned homo this
deek after vacationing in Pasa
dena, Calif. They brought with
them "a relative, Mrs. S. Mahood,
who will remain here for a few
weeks before going to Chicago.
Business Names The busi
ness name "Coronado Motel" has
been assumed by James E. and
Noble L. Hair, according to rec
ords in the county clerk's of
fice. Donld H. and Rose M.
Schmidt earlier revoked the
name. Elmer W. Abbott retired
from the assumed business name
"Red Top Cab."
With Regiment Capt. Galen
C. Morey, husband of Mrs. Mar
jorie Morey, Route 1, Rogue
River, is serving in Korea as
adjutant of the 17th Infantry
regiment of the 7th division, ac
cording to an Army news re
lease. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Collins, reside at 614 In
diana street, Ashland.
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Doctor Moves Office Dr. A.
A. Griffin, Jacksonville, recent
ly moved his office, which was
at his home, to a building at 102
North California street, Jack
sonville, next to the Beakman
Bank. He is leasing the build
ing from Peter Schafer, and is
now having it painted and parti
tions put in. Dr. Gnffm said he
was seeing patients as usual
while the Improvements were
being made on the building. The
building has been used as a res
taurant, office, and was one of
the first drug stores in the West.
FASTEST, COOLEST WAY TO
SACRAMENTO VALLEY CITIES
FLIGHTS EVERY DAY
(From Medford Airport)
Southwest AinVs
PHONE MEDFORD 2-5851
Baby Has Operation Royce
Lull, 18-months-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lull, Talent,
underwent surgery Tuesday
night at Osteopathic hospital, at
tendants reported.
Airport Building A $135,000
building permit for construction
of the Union Terminal building
at the Medford municipal air
port has been filed by F. R. Fair-
weather, contractor, according
to Herb Mackie, city building in
spector.
From Fortune Mrs. Nina
Chandler, formerly of Fortuna,
Calif., is now staying at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Mar
ian Mongrain, 622 Catherine
street. Mrs. Chandler, whrJ is a
trained nurse, said she will re
main in Medford for an indefi
nite stay.
Montana Picnic Former res
idents of Montana are invited to
attend a picnic set for 1 p. m.
Sunday, July 20, in Ashland
Lithia park. Ice cream, coffee,
and soft drinks will be furnished
by a committee. Those attending
are to bring a picnic lunch and
their own service.
Chin Up Picnic Members
of Chin Up club will hold a pic
nic at Ashland Lithia park at
6:30 p. m. Friday, July 18, in
place of the regular meeting at
Girls Community club. Those
planning to attend are to call
Harry Chipman at 2-2974 for in
structions on what to bring to
the picnic.
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Son Born Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. . Russell, Eugene, are
the parents of a boy, Steven Lee,
born June 25. Mrs. Russell is
the former Lorraine Johnson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Johnson, 510 South Newton
street, Medford, and Russell's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Russell, 814 Jackson street,
Medford.
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Roseburg Guests Mrs. Flor
ence C. Lance and Mrs. Bertha
McKinney, both of 128 South
Holly street, and Mrs. Edward
L. Schultz, 412 King street, were
recent house guests at the home
of Miss Vivian Logsdon, Rose
burg. While there Mrs. Lance
turned over the treasurer's books
of the Business and Profession
al Women's club to Miss Logs
don, the incoming treasurer.
More To Redding Mr. and
Mm Peter Schafer, formerly of
Jacksonville, moved recently to
Redding, Calif,
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Daughter Home Miss Marbi-
deen Long, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W. Long, 57 Quince
street, will return home Thurs
day for a vacation after spend
ing a year in nurses training at
Highlands hospital, Oakland,
Calif. Miss Long will remain in
Medford until August 0 when
she will return to Oakland.
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Non-Injury Accident Robert
Simpson Webber, 794 Marshall
avenue, and Bessie Rector,, i 220
Morrow road, were drivers of
cars involved in a non-injury
collision Tuesday morning at
Sixth and Bartlett streets, ac-j
cording to city police. Webber
was cited for failure to yield
right of way. police added.
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Surgery Patients Patients
undergoing surgery at Sacred
Heart hospital Wednesday were
Mrs. Robyn Adair, Shady Cove
Robert E. Lee, Canyonville
Ore.; Mrs. James Reeves, 2352
Jo Jack road: Gerald Allen, Ash
land; Mrs. John Redden, Stock
ton, Calif.; William Nickles
Gold Hill; and Lester Wilson, 40
Cottage street. Medical patients
were Miss Wanda Oetken, 723
Marshall -avenue: Mrs. Jose
phine Rhoades, 315 South Peach
street; and Mrs. William Gibens,
Medford, hospital attendants re
ported.
Obituary
Steel Strike Slows
Garbage Collections
Gary, Ind.CU.R) Garbage
collections were three weeks
behind schedule today and
city fathers blamed it on the
steel strike.
Mayor Peter Mandich said
thousands of striking steel
workers who have been home
for six weeks are spending
much of their time cleaning
out basements and allies.
They re throwing out
everything from stuffed par
rots to fringed surry-topt,"
the mayor said.
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Livestock
Portland (U.P.) Cattle 250: act.
ire, steady to stronf; high good-choice
fed steers untold; utility-commercial
steers unsold: utility. commercial o
steers $24-28: odd head $30; utility
heifers $21-24; canner-eutter cows
S16.50-18.50; shells $14; utility cows
$20-21; utility-commercial bulls $24.30
to $27.50; cutters $20.50.
Calves 75; steady; good-choice veal
ers. light calves 30-32.50; some above
$33; utility-commercial calves, veal-
ers $18-38.
Hogs 200; active, steady; choice No.
1-2 Dutcners 180-235 lbs. $24.30'
24.75; choice 150 lbs. $22.50; choice
330-300 lb. sows $18.50-19.50; lighter
to $20.50; choice light feeders salable
Sheep 1250; steady; good prime
springers sz.i-zo; gooa leeaers IZ1-22
good No. 3 pelt 110 lb. vearlinn S17
gooa ewes so.
Portland Produce
Portland (U.P.I Tomatoes from
the Freewater district sold for $2.75-
m ior oesi 23-iD. lugs Wednesday on
me roniana jcasisiae farmers Whole
sale Produce market with No. 2 qua!
ity offered at $2 or below.
Boysen, young and logan berries
brought $1.50-1.75 a 12-eup flat with
dihckcbds ac B1.73. RasnhArr(fl wr
$2.75 or below.
Top quality Tilton apricots sold for
st-t.to a zts-iD. oox.
Wall Street
New York U.R) Stocks
moved irregularly on reduced
trading Wednesday.
wet changes In the main list
held to small fractions. Through
most of the day the leading
averages neid small net gains.
une wnoie list reflected the
caution which had been set aside
temporarily Tuesday when Wall
street through a steel strike
settlement was imminent.
me general run of traders
still were convinced that the
strike end was not far off and
hence selling was held off on
tne assumption the market
would follow precedent and de
cline when the good news of a
steel settlement finally was announced.
Dow-Jones closing stock av-
erages: 30 Industrials 276.72 off
u.u; zo railroads 101.55 off
0.02; 15 utilities 49.75 ud 0.08:
and 85 stocks 106.23
Sales Wednesday aDDroximat-
ed 1,120,000 shares comnarpri
with 1,220,000 shares trarip
Tuesday.
Todays closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American T & T
Anaconda ..... 46
Chrysler . 78 v$
Curtiss .Wright 83,i
General Electric 63
Montgomery Ward 64
Penn R. R 19
Penney, J. C. 69 Vi
Radio 27 Y
Southern Co. 14
Southern Pacific B2Va
S. Oil of Calif 60
Texas Gulf Sulphur 114
Transamerica 27 Va
Tri-Continental 15',.
United Aircraft 33 Va
U. S. Rubber 264
U. S. Steel 53
Youngs town 47
MRS. MABEL MERRIMAN
Mrs. Mabel Merriman, 76
yearsold, from Klamath Falls
died this morning in - a, local
hospital. Conger Morris Funeral
home is in charge of arrange
ments. WILLIAM LENTZ-
William H. Lentz, 49, of 105
North Oakdale avenue, died at
a local hospital early Tuesday
following a brief illness. Mr.
Lentz was born in Arkansas on
Nov. 19, 1902, and had lived in
Medford for one year. He was
district manager for the Bene
ficial Standard Life Insurance
company.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Betty A. Ijentz, Medford;
one brother, Lewis M., Los An
geles; two sisters, Mrs. Elma
Flaig, Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs.
Lola Johnson of St Clair Shores,
Mich.
Funeral services will be con
ducted from the Perl Funeral
home Thursday at 2 p. m. with
the Rev. W. A. Dawes, pastor
of the First Baptist church, of
ficiating. Interment will take
place in Siskiyou Memorial
park.
Wednesday, July 16, 1952
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL -TRIBUNE ELEVEN
Medford Women Hurt
In Auto Accident
Mrs. Jean Gemaehlich, 15, 600
Benson street, was released aft
er a checkup at Community hos
pital following a two - car col
lision Tuesday afternoon at
Prune and Benson streets when
the car in which she was riding
turned over, according to hospit
al attendants.
The car in which she was rid
ing was driven by Eugene Gem
aehlich, 18, of the same address
and he was issued a citation for
failure to yield right of way,
according to police. Martin E.
Martinson, 521 Union street,
was the driver of the other veh
icle and was issued two cita
tions, one for violation of the
basic rule and the other for no
operator's license, police report
ed.
Serious damage was done to
both cars, police said, and Perl
ambulance took Mrs. Gemaeh
lich to the hospital.
G. E. Dunn Chairman
Of Ashland District
Ashland G. Edwin Dunn
was installed Monday as chair
man of the school board for
District 5, during a board meet
ing. Ben. T;, Lombard is the new
vice-chairman and Irene E,
Roach will continue as clerk
for the district.
The board decided to open
school September 10, eight days
after the teachers first report.
Superintendent Leland P. Linn
announced the staff is practic
ally complete.
A two - week Chirstmas vac
ation and a one week spring
vacation were scheduled by the
board, school will be out June
$4,000,000 Park Lodge
Destroyed by Blaze
Jasper, Aita. WJ.Rl A flash
fire levelled the ritzy $4,000,000
Jasper Park Lodge in the Rocky
Mountains early Wednesday.
Hundreds of volunteers work
ing in bucket brigades fought the
flames roaring through the ram
bling one-story wooden lodge
which was a show-place of West
em Canada and claimed to be
the biggest resort of its kind in
the world.
Two-hundred guests escaped
safely. Most of them had been
dancing in the main ballroom.
Ruth Kilbourn New
Footlighters Head
Ruth Kilbourn was elected
president of the Medford Foot-
lighters at a reorganization
meeting held at the group's fair
ground theater last night. She
succeeds Frank Buchter. Around
40 attended the meeting.
Elected to the board of di
rectors, in addition to Miss Kil
bourn were Norris K. Porter,
Colonel Joseph C. Burns, Mrs
Stan Zapell. Robert Corliss.
Dick Kline, Bernie Roberts and
Mrs. Paul Bulkin.
Election of additional officers
as provided by the Footlighters
by-laws, will take place at the
first meeting of the new board
of directors to be held later this
month.
Mrs. C. Ivan Burton, Dick
Kline and Robert Corliss were
appointed directors in charge of
olio acts which will be presented
in connection with the Footlight
ers' summer melodrama. "Only
An Orphan Girl." All who have
ideas for song, dance or musi
cal numbers in keeping with the
"Gay Nineties" period, are asked
to contact the directors during
rehearsals at the theater or by
calling Mrs. Burton evenings,
phone 2-4514.
LOOKOUTS OPERATING
Verus Dahlin, Forest Service
fire control officer, reported
Wednesday that all lookout sta
tions in the Rogue Valley area
are now in operation, except the
Pelican Butte and Devil's Peak
lookouts. Dahlin said that heavy
snow drifts surrounded these
two lookouts, but that workers
were manning the one at Pelican
Butte this week by packing in
provisions two miles.
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Continued
fair through Thursday. Low tonight
55. High Thursday 98-100.
Western Oregon: Fair tonight and
Thursday except for morning cloudi
ness along north coast and in north
ern valleys. Low tonight 50-60. High
75 north interior. 90-95 south inter
ior and 30-60 on coast.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 93; Lowest 39.
Total monthly precipitation, none.
Deficiency for the month .21 inch
Total precipitation since September
1. 1931. 21.43 inches.
Excess for the season 4.88 inches.
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester
day 23; 4:30 a.m. today 71.
Observations Taken At 4:30 A.7I.,
120 Meridian Time
High Low Prec.
Boise 94 38
Boston 93
Chicago ; 82
Denver 87
Eureka 60
Havre 80
Klamath Falls 89
Los Angeles 74
Medford 98
Jacksonville Gold Rush Jubilee
Program Includes 'Kiddie Parade'
chairman, requests Ahat any per-
Jacksonville The children of
the Rogue River valley will be
given a chance to participate in
a special "Kiddie Parade" dur
ing the Gold Rush Jubilee, ac
cording to Mrs. Clara Graham,
kiddie parade chairman.
Prizes will be given the six
placing entries and all partici
pating will be given free refresh
ments. Winning entries, in order
of merit, will receive S7.50, S5,
S4, S3, 52 and SI.
The maximum age limit, ac
cording to Mrs. Graham, is 12
years. The parade is being or
ganized and supervised by mem
bers of the Silver Maple Camp.
No. 4265. Royal Neighbors of
America, Jacksonville.
All valley children who are
interested in participating in the
parade are asked to meet in the
Jacksonville Community hall,
Monday, July 21, at 1:30 p. m.
The parade will be held at
10:15 o'clock on the morning of
August 2 and will start at Ore-
con and California streets and
end behind the museum where
the children will be served re
freshments until their parents
come and get them.
Paul Matheny, general parade
Boy Scout News
Pack 15
Cub Scout Pack 15 of Phoenix
will have a pot luck supper at
7:30 p.m. at Jackson Hot Springs
on Thursday, July 17.
Each family is to bring a pic
nic food to be shared, and their
own table service. Cubs who
wish to swim should come early
and their way will be paid from
Scout funds.
son or organization planning to
enter a float or marching unit
in the main parade contact him
as soon as possible at the Jub
ilee headquarters in Jackson
ville. Prizes for the main parade
winners are as follows: Best en
try, S75: first prize for both a
float and riding organization or
group is S25 (separate award?);
and second prize for both classi
fications is $15.
Matheny noted that all the
cities of southern Oregon have
been invited to enter a float rep
resenting their city.
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SKATING
EVERY
WED. & F-RI. NIGHTS
at the
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MEDFORD
HOTEL
BREAKFAST - LUNCH
DINNERS
7 A.M. to 2 P.M.
5:30 to 9 P.M.
Bring the Children
They Are Always Welcom
FREE PARKING
DONALD O'CONNOR
L0RI NELSON -ALICE KELLEY
PALMER LEE WILLIAM REYNOLDS
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TONITE!
BIRTHS
KERR To Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald, Central Point, Oregon, July
12, 1952, a boy, 6Vz lbs., at Ash
land General hospital.
McMANAMAN To Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin, Central Point,
Oregon, July 16, 1952, a boy,
8V4 lbs at Community hospital.
AWAITING ARRAIGNMENT
James Charles Kent, 29, gen
eral delivery, Roseburg, is now
in the county jail awaiting ar
raignment on larceny charge,
according to the sheriff's of
fice. Kent was returned Tuesday
from Roseburg by sheriff's dep
uties and is being held on a
warrant charging larceny of a
house trailer from Jacksonville,
which occurred about two
months ago.
CARD OF THANKS
Wt wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all who
gave floral tributes, assistance and
words of sympathy in the passing; of
our beloved husband and father, Alex
C. Nicholson. Special thanks to Conger-Morris
Funeral Home. Knights of
Pythias, Pythian Sisters and auxiliary
of United Spanish War Veterans.
Ma Dei iMicnoison
Dorothy Nicholson
Mr. and Mrs. -Theo B. Johnson
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sherman
and daughter.-.
Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister
and son.
Every Wednesday & Friday Nights
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