MEj)FORD
Tribune
. Second Section
MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 31. 1952
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j PROTEST Firmly biting his cigar, unidentified cripple who said
'he believes in a free America, rips sign from a picket's back in
Akron, O. The picket, a member of the A. F. L. Vending Machine
Service Employes Local 410, which is attempting to force music
box operator to join the union, was picketing a cafe operating
' nonunion-serviced juke box.
Pickin' Pears
News, Gossip, Comment
From Camp White
By SID HOLLINGSWORTH
Supplementing the work of
three major service organiza
tions In the hospitals and domi
ciliaries of the Veterans Admin-
latration is the contribution
made by the so-called "fun"
bodies. They 'are especially ac
tive in Camp White programs.
These groups are the "40 and
8" and the "8 and 40" men and
women of the American Legion,
Military Order of Cooties and
the Military Order of Lady Bugs
of the VFW, and the National
Order of Trench Rats and the
National Order of Alley Cats,
affiliated with the DAV.
The 40 and 8 has assisted and
contributed financially to many
of the Legion affairs and special
features provided by Special
Services for the members of the
home. As an example, they
were instrumental in bringing to
the Camp White theater Ray and
Odare, the Heidleberg Harmon
tzers of radio fame performing
regularly over 40 stations. It has
Just been learned that they are
planning to dedicate a song to
Camp White veterans as soon as
a poll 'is completed of the song
to be sung.
Ths "Cooties" and "Lady
Bugs" are around every Thurs
day of every week distributing
cigarettes to non-compensated
veterans. The popular feature of
Travelsports on every fourth
Friday followed by refresh
ments is another of their offer
ings. These activities are under
supervision of Ernie Edmunds
and Clyde Jessup for the MOC
and Eleanor Sawyer and Mary
Shulz for the MOLB.
The "Trench Rats" and "Alley
Cats offer games every fifth
Wednesday and at frequent in
tervals in between, as well as
variety shows and exhibitions
and contributions of rocks and
gem mountings. Paul G. Olsen
and Mrs. Olsen have this group
in tow.
Mrs. Martin Luther, of the
Red Cross Gray Ladies staff, is
making a canvass to find a half
dozen patrons of the "immortal
bard" among the members who
would like to attend the Shake
spearean Festival at Ashland.
Four of the men have signed
up for Julius Caesar.
GI Joe is a member of the
Camp White orchestra and plays
a snappy banjo usually. But he
has found another love in the
accordion, and has patiently
mastered its technique in a cor
ner of the music room under
Eve Prentice training. Me an
nounces that he is ready to play
Civil Suit Seeks
$56,800 Damages
A civil suit asking $50,000
general damages and $6,800
special damages has been filed
by Frank Rowe, general deliv
ery, Trail, against the Southern
Oregon Sugar Pine corporation.
according to circuit court rec
ords.
The complaint alleges that logs
on a truck fell upon Rowe and
resulted in dislocation of the left
knee, including rupture of cer
tain ligaments, and a fracture of
his right ankle, as well as other
specific leg injuries. It further
stated that Rowe was perma
nently injured and "will never
again regain the full and com
plete use of his left knee." Care
lessness and negligence on the
part of the defendant was al
leged in the complaint.
The injury occurred at the
company's log pond on Nov. 7,
1950.
Two Make Innocent
Pleas in Court
Two innocent pleas were en
tered Wednesday before Circuit
Judge H. K. Hanna by Charles
Edward Cooper, general deliv
ery, Eugene, and Paul Raymond
Scofield, Lake hotel, Medford,
according to District Attorney
Paul Haviland. '
Both men had been indicted
by previous grand juries, Sco
field for larceny from a store
building on April 18, and Coop
er for attempting to obtain
money under false pretenses.
Leland Henry Thomas, 52, of
308 "B" street, Eagle Point,
pleaded guilty on district at
torney's information to a charge
of contributing to the delin
quency of a minor girl on July
23. The case is being continued
in the circuit court for sentenc
ing, pending receipt of complete
records.
publicly, his best numbers be
ing: "Waves of tne uanuDe,"
'Sweet Mvstery of Life," "Come
Back to Sorrento" and "Dark
Eyes."
Arthur Kenton, musician, has
found it necessary, under doc
tors orders, to discontinue his
work-in jhe canteen store which
keeDS hint on his feet contin
uously. iSlanager Bryan is find
ing it difficult to fill his shoes.
Earsel Heaps, of Company A,
had as visitors Wednesday his
daughters, Mrs. Dora Bailey and
Mrc IVTa-vin Tiivon nf OffHen.
TTVt TtiAif nmrn inlorocfoj in I
the Hobby Shop and the Arts,
and Crafts department.
Manager Paul Hatton attend
ed the Legion convention Mon
day, and Special Services Chief
Marvin Kahn stayed over at
Klamath Falls "for the duration."
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