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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thunder, January 131955 PORTS St Mary's:!' i Talent Foe Defending champion - Talent high takes on one of the top con tenders for loop laurels Friday in Jackson ' county ' B League basketball rivalry. ,-" : The Bulldogs tackle the St Mary's of ) Medf ord Crusaders. StMary' goes to Talent for the scramble. ' Other scrapes will be Butte Falls at Rogue River and Pros pect at Jacksonville. All mem bers of the circuit will be ap pearing in their second games. Talent holds a previous vic tory over St. Mary's. The win was in the finals of the Southern Oregon' college invitational tournament ; Both clubs won their league openers last week, Talent lashing Jacksonville and St" Mary's getting by Butte Falls. Rogue River also has its entry in the victory column. It downed Prospect a week ago. LEGAL NOTICES .. j, NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER - FOB SALE- m . Scaled bid -will be received by tn Forest Supervisor. Rogue River Na tional Forest, or his authorized repre sentative, at the Forest Service office. Post Office Building", Medford. Ore gon, up to and not later than 2:00 pjn.. pacific Standard Time. Febru ary 14. 1955. for all Uve timber mark ed or designated for. cutting and all merchantable dead timber located on an area embracing about 41a acres vrifliin Sec. 8Na Sec. 7. T. 40 S.. R. 4 W-. and Sec. 1. 2. 3. 4, 10. 11. ic 12. T. 40 S R. S W. W.M.. estimated to be 1.100 M board feet more or less of Douglas-fir. 350 m board feet more or less of aU species of pine. andi400 fir- and other species. .No bid of less than per M ooara ieet w las-fir. $20.10 per M board feet for ail pecies of pine, and 53.00 per M board feet for white fir and other species Will be considered. In addition to the . - i ..Mnvt s H.nniT of $2.00 per M board feet, to cover tha east ox tree pianang. sera uwuw. timber stand improvement work on S1.10 per M board feet, to be used by U1S) OTesT service xor payum ww: vj of slash disposal, for the total volume of timber cut under the terms of the agreement, will b required. A deposit Of I1.WW.W mUll (CWU1IMIU CM uu a i .. ah .Via miMhflu nnr refunded, or retained as liquidated damages, according to the conditions m lltk.. mmimm mm lant Mtf nnrf OX nuc me usut w cjcv ALU ijiu sa i act ww. ubmitted, full . information concern ing tne YimDer. me conamons 01 suc, j w 4 Ule Vt.uilsl htt ottained from the District Ranker, Oreron. or the Forest Supervisor, Medford Oregon. Cab, Andy's, Sacred Heart. V(in in Loop Yellow Cab rolled along and Sacred Heart church surged into the win column 'last night -in Medford Independent Basketball League games at the junior high gym here.' The Cabbies won 95 to 35 from Skinner's Buick and Sacred Heart won. from Com pany A of the National Guard 46 to 39. . Andy's Jewelers; like Yellow Cab, kept up undefeated march with a 71 to 64 win over Pros pect at. Prospect., ..-:-: There'll be three' games to night in the city league instead of the previously announced two. - ' -. .- ' . . Two at Junior High Yellow Cab will go to Eagle Point for an 8 pjn. hassle. The tangle - had been set for next week but as moved up because the gym will, be unavailable at the regularly scheduled date. Other scraps are at the junior high. Headquarters Company of the National Guard meets Haw kinson Tires at 7 p.m. Head quarters Company of the . Na tional Guard meets -Hawkinson Tires at 7 p.m. YMCA battles Andy's Jewelers at 8:30 p.m. ' : Johnny Foster- headed the Cabmen with 30 points and Max Hite turned in a fine game and tallied 22 points. Reserves saw duty in more than half the game for Yellow Cab which led 25 to 5, 42 to 12 and 78 to 20 at inter missions. i ; Stan Read headed the -Sacred Heart victory with 16 points and Jack : Burns got 10 for the Guardsman. Jim - Linderman of Prospect recorded 29 points for a losing cause. LaRue Smith got 20 .for Andy's. ; KOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT , No. 255 ttf THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE . STATE OF OHEQrON fUH SON COUNTY . .- ' Probate Department fit the Matter of the Estate of K. A. ThirrIf. rfCMlfleff . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed . his Final Account and Report in the above en titled estate, and that by order of the Eircuit Court in and for Jackson ounty. Oregon. Probate Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for Monday. February 14th, 1955. in the Circuit Court Room at the Court Bouse ill Medford. - Jackson County. Oregon, at the hour ol SO o'clock AM. .- .-'. - -v .- All persons having objections there to are hereby notified to present the Same on or before such time. - Dated this 13th day of January, 1835. : ' - Richard Burton Thierolf Executor Huberts. Xellirigton & Branchfield attorneys for Executor NOTICE ' No. S335 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF. THE STATE OF OREGON FOR - THE COUNTY OF JACKSON Probate Department la the Matter of the Estate of CLARA MABEL WRIGHT. Deceased Notice is .hereby given that the final Account of Mary S. Clover, the Executrix of the above named estate has been filed herein and that 9:30 luary. 1955, at the Court House in Medford. Oregon - has been: appointed for hearing objections ' to such Final Account and settlement thereof - Dated and first- published' January JS. 1055. i .- Mary S. Clover. Executrix Van Dyke & Dellenback ? Attorneys for Executrix '' ' ' SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION '- File No. 53-5S1-E IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE . STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY BAIL CLARK, Plaintiff vs. ROBERT , D. CLARK, also known as Robert D. Clarke. Defendant ... 0: THE. A ROVE NAMEA TWlPENn.- known as ROBERT D. CLARKE. ' : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby reauired to Appear and answer the amended com plaint filed against-you in-the above entitled suit, within four.-. (4) weeks from the date of the first publication pi wis -summons: ana u you tan to answer or otherwise fail to appear in aid suit. 'for'-want-thereof, plaintiff will take a decree against you for the relief prayed for in plaintiff's r mend ed - complaint, succinctly - stated as follows: - . . For a Decree dissolving the bonds f matrimony now. existing . between plaintiff and defendant. . This summons is published once aacn weeK lor tour ( consecutive weeks upon Order made and entered by the Judge- of the above' entitled Court on the 5th day of January. 1955. The date of the first publication of this summons is the 6th day of Janu ary, 1955. - O. K. Bengtson Attorney - for Plaintiff ?- 230 West Main Street s -, Medford. Orezon . : Yellow Cab 95 Foster 30 Hite 22 Stacy 10 Wendt 13 Werner 7 - f f . e g g. 35 Skinner's - Riggs 4 Nichols . 4 Thompson 4 Romine 8 McKinney SuhsMtutions Yellow Cab. Moore 6, Harris 3. Johnson 4, Kline: for Skln ers Christenson 5. Hahner 3. Hyt 7. Writers To Hear Boxing Chairman New York (U.B . Will racket-busting J u 1 i us Helf and, new chairman of the New York Boxing Commission, becloud the festivities tonight at the. boxing writers' annual : dinner in the Hotel New Yorker? That was the big question as notables gathered for the year's outstanding . social ' function in the beak-busting business. -, Helfand said he would speak extemporaneously ; ."off the cuff" but. he gave no hint as to his subject matter. However, he .was expected to be conserva tive in his statements and to re frain - from blasting . the ; diners out of their chairs with "clean up warnings.1 - ; - :r More than: 400 are expected to . be present when middle-' weight L champion Carl Bobo Olson receives the Edward J. Neil Memorial, plaque ; for; the Fighter of the Year." . r v GRADE LOOP OPENS Lincoln and -Washington won opening round '.games Tuesday in the city grade school Junior, var-' sity basketball league. Lincoln defeated, Roosevelt 25 'to 8 and Washington won from Jackson 29 to 18. Varsity teams were playing their first games this afternoon.-. i-: r - ; NOTICE OF, FINAL ACCOUNT No. 9319 ' - - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pie undersigned has filed his final ac fcunt in the Estate of William Alfred hell. Deceased, and that the 21st day f January. 1935. at 10:00 o'clock AM. of said date, in the' Circuit Court, at Medford. Jackson County. Oregon.- has been set for the time and place-for hearing objections -to said 'final ac count and settlement thereof. . Doted and first published this 23rd Jay of December. 1954. . -.- CiUlLOS W. MORRIS Administrator,..'-. High School Scores"" " ' WEDNESDAY GAME , St. Mary's (The Dalles). 50. sisters Commission Apptoves Portland Zoo Plans B u Portland (U.R) The City Zoo commission last, night ap proved tentative plans . f or'Port- land's proposed new $3,859,000 zoo which was approved by the votersl last; year.. -.-; . .. . -The new zoo will be created on' the West Hills golf course. PICKING UP BUSINESS , 'Windson.Conn. (IMS Ga- raseman Edward Boero picked up business while stopped for a red lights An automobile plowed into the rear of his. tow truck. The truck was hardiy damaged tut the car was disabled. Boero towed the car to his garage for repairs. . 'I ; . Pi Beta Kappa is the oldest American College Greek letter fraternity," organized at William and Mary college in 1776. - c " NOTICE In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County-.. In the Matter of the Estate si Fred : D. Moran. "Deceased. -' - - , s Notice is hereby given - that ; the undersigned has filed his Filial Account- in the - above entitled matter and the above entitled Court has fixed the 21st day of January. 1955. at 10:00 A.M. in the Circuit Court Room in' the Court House 1 at Medford. Oregon.' as the time and place for hexring objec tions to said Final Account and for the settlement thereof. : . -.; ;.- :: Ciit D. OueUette : - -. ' . Administrator with the Will Annexed , Skyrman. OueUette & Heisel Attorneys for Estate : 5 ' ? - Hot point Electric CLOTHES DRYERS ,9 AS LOW AS 95 B : GlTYiflPPLIflllOE, ice. Medford's Exclusiv HOTPOINT Dealer 127 No. Central Opposite Ptnney's - Ph. 3-5743 : Hiqli Do It Every Tb::: :-. By Timmy Hatlo B4N7ER KNOCKS OFF THE J0B f REST T m'imm "T C 2. mM mm T '.org law, auo r.Aiutj anw,Bir Mev Soldier Seen Betveen Promotion " .Washington (U.R) A hew feud developed today between Sen.- Joseph R. : McCarthy f and the Army over the promotion of another Army man who took refuge behind the Fifth Amend ment when asked if he were a Communist. j , - The' Army announced last night it has revoked the promo tion to corporal of . Pfc. Marvin S. Belski and reprimanded the officer; responsible for the pro-, motion. : :. . .. : - , The anno.uncement came after McCarthy, who inquired of the Army for nearly a year ; as to "Who promoted Peress?", said he had . posed - a new question: McCarthy Quarrel a ndArmv "Who promoted Belski?' . McCarthy feuded with the Army through most of 1954 over the promotion and honorable dis charge given former Maj. Irving Peress after, he refused to testify whether he was a Communist. Belski, 26, is a physician who was caught up in the regular draft' and stationed at , Miuphy General Hospital near' Boston. , Testifying f before McCarthy's investigating subcommittee last March, he , took refuge . in the Fifth Amendment when asked if he were a Communist, f- . The Army said Belski was promoted to corporal last Sept, 21 by Col. Arthur J. Redland, commanding officer at Murphy. The Army said Redland "did not first - obtan " , necessary ap proval" - from proper -officials and thus violated instructions. Under the instructions, an of ficer must get permission from Washington before; promoting a serviceman who has taken ref uge in the Fifth Amendment be fore a congressional committee. Belski was promoted, to. priv ate first class before the regula tion ;went into effect. The promotion was ordered revoked, effective yesterday, and Redland was given a formal reprimand. , ;. v New Civanis Officers Talce at Medford Kiwanis club's 4955 officers took office - Wednesday in ceremonies conducted by W. M. Riddlesbarger, Eugene, : lieutenant-governor for Division. 15 of the Pacific Northwest Kiwan is district.. ''';,' ' x t John) Dellenback is the- hew president,' succeeding' Boyd Budge, who automatically be comes a club director. Hugh Bates took office as vice-president and Darell Huson continued as secretary-treasurer. New, di rectors are . Chet Hubbard, Bay J ohn s o iW, Bob Churchy a nd Dwight Houghton. Holdover members of the board1 are L A. Mirick, Vic Milnes, Jim-Ambler and Paul McDuffee. ' x . The ceremonies were at the service club's weekly luncheon at Rogue Valley Country club. Dr. L. Paul Walker, Medford club member and past lieutenant-governor of the division, in troduced the directors to 4 Rid dlesbarger.. . ; Sixteen members of the club received perfect attendance pins from Budge. A: R. ;Manno was presented a pin for 11-year at tendance, and E. Ronald Rice and Paul Selby tines, for nine years. Other awards' were to Victor ' Milnes," seven .years; D. J. i Bolton, McDuffee : and ; Bob Voegtly, six years; Emerson An derson, Huson; Paul Smith and Budge, five years; Dr. Merle Fo land and Fred Gatter, three years; Ambler, two vears, and Lou Cranston and Mirick, one year. Robert (Skipper) Williams, student at Washington grade School, . spoke . at the meeting. thanking club members for pres-t JUVENILE WORK - Indianapolis (U.R) A "juve nile court judge and a sheriffs captain appeared on a panel dLv cussing . juvenile - delinquents. After the meeting tile two found some - subjects of the discussion had 'bent aerials, - broken wind shield wipers and flattened tires on their autos. : ; - ; ; : WGdncsday JOHN DELLENBACK New Kiwanis President ents given by Kiwanians for the handicapped- children's Christ mas party at the schooL; Severe Quake Rips City in Algeria " Algiers, Algeria " (U.R) French authorities said today a severe : earthquake ; had again -ripped trough the city of Or leansville ' where 1500 .k persons died last September in violent earth shocks.. v No casualties were reported in me new quake , which rocked OrleansvOle last night, sending down weakened walls - crumb ling under the Impact of the shocks. Temporary shelters of wood and canvas collapsed. Navy Ijlierc Jx.p To Safely in Ifdy Naples (U.R) - Three U.S. Navy flieri parachuted to safe ty when their C45 plane crash ed in' stormy weather near here today, Italian police reported. Cmdr. C Woodrow Hubbell, hometown unknown, Capt Ken neth J. Sanger, Coronado, Calif., and Edward Barron, rank un- ; known, Bunker Hill, W. , Va, were taken to a hospital in near by Fragola for treatment of min or" injuries. GARAGE RULING ? Providence, R. I. (U.B- Nun zio ' Paglia complained to the -city zoning : board . of review that he' couldn't buy a new car because his 16-foot garage, wat too short and a longer garage would be illegaL The board ap-r proved a 23-foot garage. : SEE CITY APPLIANCE FOR FUEL' and ELECTRIC MONARCH Combination Ranges city flPPLTO, n:e. 1 27 No. Central Opposite. Pennes - Ph. 3-5743 Htm O Pineapple Chunks your. O Melon Calls CH0ICE O Peaches 0 Orange Juice Swberrles Fruit Cocktail Ycur Choice GOLDEN RIPE ' GOLDEN "HANDS' KLAMATH POTATOES Lb. O C Bag i u DRY YELLOW SUNKIST FOP ca. oiiom 7 71 11 ' l m . -x :.t f mm w 1 I I " I I sw3 in , m arret! j sa a i i II k itll3ii ueuo raw pKg. - 'feflfl 00 Fresh Roasted 3 $U OREGON SUN DRIED CHOCOLATE COVERED . CHERRIES AND CHOCOLATE CREAMS - .- . j. ...... '.-jsi-. REGULAR 79e CLOSE OUT PRICE (Q) BOX SAVE $1.47 on NYLONS . j (PAW AND A SPARE) SAVE 15 en SNOWDRIFT 221 Icr 7 BOTH COUPONS IN 3-LB. SNOWDRIFT IFpirDB O TV DEALS. . 2 for 2SU OE-Z Pop Paclwgb ... 390 O LOCAL YELLOW BULK POPCORN 3 lbs. 490 (WILL POP FULL BUSHEL OF POPCOXN) REAL FANCY GRADE - Cli'JNX STYLE "HAWAIIAN MAID . I . V ' m mm, ID. Jf You Hav Tried th Rest, Now Try the Best! I A I CTLC-J-$l.C3rf:b nnrrnr 11 O DC w- SPECIAL usma 59 WILSON 12-OZ. CAN ' . C CHOPPED DEEP ; JERGEN IOTION, KILX " - H t " TOILET SOAP : bp ca. BONED - ROLLED FRY OR BAKE mi: OLD-FASHIONED BY THI PIECE , MS, GRADE CHOICE f X. IT OREGON CHEDDAR RINDLESS : i1:(0)S:t. lb. ANY SIZE PIECE c READY - - 5roy)UJD Usv ift6iflirs Ib.".TO'EAT:': . lb. V I IVS rJ-CZTl - l 1202 NORTH RIVHRSI02 OPEN S AM. t f fM. DAILY ' ' . OPEN 10 AJU. to 6 flX. SUNDAY VJB GIVE EASTERN BY THE PIECE i S3)