'Nominees Selected
FoirAGadeDiyAwards
Hollywood U.R) Judy
Garland, Grace Kelly, Jane Wy
man, Audrey Hepburn and Dor
othy Dandridge were nominated
Saturday night for the annual
"Oscar" award as best "actress
of 1954."
The workers of movieland also
named their five choices for best
actor, best motion picture and
"Best" of everything else that
goes into making screen plays.
Best Actor Nominees
Nominated for the "Best Ac
lor" award, to be handed , out
with the other "Oscars" by the
motion picture academy of arts
and sciences March 30, were: -
Marlon "Brando, the tough
dockworker of "On the Water
front"; Bing Crosby, the has
been singer who loses himself in
alcohol in "The Country Girl";
Humphrey Bogart, the tyranni
cal "Captain Queeg" of "The
Caine Mutiny"; Dan O'Herlihy,
who played the title role in
"Robison Crusoe," and James
Mason, the alcoholic actor who
commits suicide in "A Star is
Born."
Miss Wyman played the doc
tor's wife in "Magnificent Ob-
--session", the 1954 version of the
best-seller of the 1930s. Miss
Kelly attempted to save Crosby
in "The Country Girl," Miss
Garland was the unknown girl
3who rose to stardom in "A Star
is Born," and Miss Hepburn was
Local and
Has Surgery Michele Lynch,
8, daughter of Mrs. Eleanor
.Lynch, 721 Alder st, is a surgery
patient at Sacred Heart hospital,
.attendants reported Saturday.
Roxy Ann HEC A meeting
of the Home Economics club of
the Roxy Ann Grange will meet
at the Grange hall Feb. 16, at 8
p.m. Mrs. M. Shaw and Mrs. H.
Claypool will be in charge.
Purchase Unit Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Rydberg have purchased a
- five-unit apartment house at 10
Quince st., from Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Putnam. The sale was
announced by the Chez agency
realtors.
Trash Fire A trash fire was
reported to the Medf ord city fire
department Saturday at 3:01
p.m., with no damage resulting.
; It occurred behind the residence
of Edward Clark,- 629 South
Holly st., firemen said.
Flown South Henry Dahlke,
411 Haven st., was flown to San
Francisco by Mercy Flights air
ambulance Friday, for medical
. treatment at the University of
California clinic. George Milli
gan and Dick Foy were pilots of
the twin-engine aircraft
, Returned Mrs. Wen dell
Stalker, 532 South Grape st., re-
. turned last , week from San
Diego, Calif., where she drove
earlier accompanied by her son,
David Easley. The son enrolled
at the Brown's Military academy
there. In San Diego they visited
with Mrs. Stalker's aunt and
: uncle. .
' '
Plan Legal Class A group of
legal secretaries, and others in
terested in leal procedures, are
attempting to organize a class in
the subject, it was reported last
week. If 12 or 15 persons are in
terested, the class will be con
ducted at the Robertson School
of Business, and those interested
are asked to call the school.
;
Patients Patients Saturday
at Community hospital included:
' for surgery, Mrs. Robert Mc
Ivor, Box 785, Central Point, and
I Miss Marilyn von der Hellen,
;925 Newtown st.; medical, Ron
ald Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.
'Richard Clark, 11 Chestnut st.,
'and Janet Sue Allen, daughter
- of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Allen,
943 Murray st.
Arrest Made Marvin Hamil
ton, 923 Maple st., Central Point,
was arrested Friday by city
police on a warrant for failure
to pay a. fine on a charge of
driving a motor vehicle while
under influence of intoxicating
liquor. He was released after
payment of $115. The amount
included a $5 warrant charge
and the remainder due on a $100
fine on the liquor charge and
of a separate $25 fine for oper
ating a vehicle with driver's li
cense revoked.
; Ai Institute Roger Kornstad,
. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F.
Kornstad, 1624 Thomas rd., has
; been accepted by Northrop Aer
onautical institute at Inglewood,
! Calif., for enrollment in the aer
i onautical engineering course. He
will be graduated after comple
- tion of two years study as a
' qualified aeronautical engineer
. and may then be employed by
-.. one of the major airlines, or air
. . craft manufacturers, according
i. to a news release from the insti
. tute. Kornstad is a Korean war
; veteran with the Navy and is a
Medf ord High school graduate.-"
- CARD OF THANKS ;
We wish to thank our good friends
and neighbors ior helping us through
our hours of sorrow. Your kind deeds
Jt will never be forgotten.
Mr. Thomas N. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mankins
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dalton
and family
the chauffer's daughter in love
with her father's employer in
"Sabriria." .
Miss Dandridge, the first Ne
gro nominated for a "Best Act
ress' award, played the cigarette
girl in "Carmen Jones."
The five best movies were:
"Caine Mutiny," from h e
best-seller and stage play about
a mutiny aboard a U.S. de
stroyer escort vessel.
"On The Waterfront," the
tough story of labor racketeer
ing on the docks.
"Country Girl," from Clif
ford Odet's story of the alco
holic singer who is a has-been.
"Seven Brides for Seven Bro
thers," a backswoods musical.
- "Three Coins in the Foun
tain," the story of three girte
in Italy seeking romance.
Five film beauties were nom
inated for best supporting act
ress of last year. They were Jan
Sterling, Eva Marie Saint, Nina
Foch, Claire Trevor and Katy
Jurado.
"On The Waterfront" walked
off with three of the five nom
inations for the "best supporting
actor" role by placing Lee Cobb,
Karl Maiden and Rod Steiger
on the ballot for the finals. The
other two nominees were Tom
Tully, for his work in "The
Came Mutiny" and Edmond O'
Brien, who played in "The Bare
foot Contessa."
Personal
Promoted John A. Strobel,
914 Mt. Pitt ave., has been pro
moted from sergeant first class
to master sergeant in the 382nd
Quartermaster battalion reserve
unit here, according to Lt. Col.
Jack M. Hartley, USAR, com
manding officer. He added that
there were a few vacancies ex
isting in the unit for enlisted
men. '
Fined City police said that
Allan Ira Edwards, 22, general
delivery, Ashland, was fined $50
in city court yesterday on
charges of reckless driving with
liquor involved. Officers re
ported that Edwards was arrest
ed on South Riverside ave. early
Saturday after -his car was ob
served traveling in an uncon
trolled manner.
Daughter Born A daughter,
Susan Jean, was born Feb. 5
to Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ruf
f in at Yokosukar Japan. The in
fant's mother is the former Miss
Virginia Fleeman, daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs. Vest Fleeman,
Camp White. Ruffin is a Navy
torpedoman second class. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Ruffin, also of Camp White.
Completes Course Mrs. Gen
eva Beer, 227 Cottage, st., re
cently returned from Los An
geles where she completed a
course of training to prepare
for af position as a Welcome
Wagon hostess in this vicinity.
Mrs. - Beer, on behalf of her
sponsors in Medford, will take
church and civic information to
the families on whom she calls.
Calls are made to newcomers
to vicinity, and to others . on
various family occasions.
i
Church Dinner An annual
Washington birthday dinner
sponsored by the Women's as
sociation and the Mariners club
of the Hope Presbyterian church
at Rogue River will be held
Saturday, Feb. 19, in Fellow
ship hall at the church. Serving
hours will be from 5 to 8 p.m.,
and roast turkey will be the
main dish. Nominal charges will
be made for adults and special
prices for children according to
age groups. Children u n de r
three will be served free. -
Cited City police officers re
port that Jerome Oden Vielbeg,
23, 41 Myers court, has been
cited to appear in city police
court on Tuesday on charges of
leaving the scene of an accident.
They said a car he was-driving
collided on Niantic st. near Lib
erty, st. early yesterday mornr
ing with parked car registered
to Vernon Leon Cotter, 1021
Niantic st Vielbig and a passeng
er," Cecil Freeman Roberts, 821
Niantic st., reportedly suffered
cuts on their faces. The trunk
and ' rear fender ; of the" Cotter
car and fender, grill and radia
tor of the Vielbig machine were
damaged. X ' t
Dead line for Sunday Classified Is
at noon. Saturday.. . . , .-
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News About
Servicemen
SAILS FOR JAPAN
Billy B. Baer, a grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Mitchell,
Gold Hill, who recently was in
Gold Hill on a three-week leave,
sailed Wednesday for Japan. He
previously served in Korea and
recently reenlisted. He attended
high school at Gold . Hill and
Central Point and served for
five years in the service before
his reenlistment. His -mother,
Mrs. Polly Archibald, lives in
San Francisco. '. :' . -
ENLISTS IN ARMY
Donald Dale Hutchinson, son
of Mrs. Martha N. Sikes, route
1, box 8-B; Jacksonville, en
listed in the Army corps of
engineers last week. After eight
weeks of basic training at Ft.
Ord, Calif ., Pvt. Hutchinson will
receive two" weeks, furlough,
then report to the engineers
school at Ft. Leonard - Wood,
Mo. . -
SCHOOLS INCREASED
Sfc. Warren M. Long, in
charge of the Medford Army
recruiting, station said that the
Army has announced, under the
"reserved for you' school pro
gram, an increase in the num
ber of Army school courses to
128 in all, including almost ev
ery vocation. A few are automo
tive and airplane repair, guided
missiles, radio, photography,
stenography, medical technici
ians and public information.
Many . of the schools are also
available to young women, Ser
geant Long said. Further infor
mation may be obtained at the
local Army recruiting station in
the Post Office Wlding, Med
ford, telephone 2-5022.
Aga Khan's Condition
Causes Some Anxiety
Cairo, Egypt U.R) The con
dition of the elderly Aga Kahn
"gives ground for some anxiety,"
a British doctor said Saturday.
, The physician, . Dr. Walter
Hamilton,, said the 78-year-old
Moslem religious leader under
went a cardiograph test for his
heart condition yesterday.
Hamilton examined the ailing
Aga Kahn while his own physi
cian, Dr. Jean Stehelin, flew
here fram Cannes, France.
Hamilton said a medical con
sultation would be held at 4
p. m.
Births
ALBERT To Mr. and Mrs.
Valmire, 937 South Holly st.,
Feb. 11, 1955, a boy, weight 13A
pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital. JENSEN To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth, 748 Dakota st., Feb.
12, 1955, a girl, weight 9Vz
pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital. WALKER To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard, general delivery, Shady
Cove, Feb. 11, 1955, a boy,
weight 8Vi pounds, at Commun
ity hospital.
Jacket Stolen Jerry Wayne
Krous, 1102 Sweet rd., reported
to city police Friday night that
his black jacket, valued at
$18.95, had been stolen at a
local billiard parlor.
Women Invited - Mrs. Jessie
Minear will review "Christian
ity and Wealth,55 a study book,
at the Methodist church -Monday,
Feb. 14, at 1 p.m., in the
Shipmates classroom. All wo
men in the vicinity who are in
terested are invited.
CAP Pilots to Meet Pilots of
the Medford squadron of Civil
Air patrol will meet Monday,
Feb. 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the CAP
building at the Medford air
port. Officers said it is a very
important meeting and "it is
imperative' that every pilot at
tend." Car Pilfered Phillip LeRoy
Strahan, Rogue River, told city
police Friday that a brown mack-,
inaw, a red car robe and a pair
of black leather gloves were
taken from his car while it was
parked in a lot at 502 West
Main st. The articles were valued
at $22.
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To Baltimore William W.
Browne, claims representative
trainee with the Medford social
security office, left, by airplane
last night for a three-week
training session at the central
office of the Social Security ad
ministration at Baltimore, Md.,
according to W. V." Nusbaum,
district manager here.
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Remark by Douglas
Cancels Play Tour
Pittsburgh (U.R) Cast mem
bers of "The Caine Mutiny Court
Martial" insisted Saturday
they're still on speaking terms
with actor Paul Douglas despite
losing seven weeKs pay because
he expressed ' an uncomplimen
tary opinion about the South.
Producer Paul Gregory de
cided to end the hit show's road
tour here Saturday night after
Douglas, who plays the lead role
of Captain Queeg, was quoted at
Greensboro, N. C, as saying:
"The South stinks. Ifs a land of
sowbelly and segregation."
Douglas contended he was mis
quoted "by a guy out to grab
himself a byline." Gregory, fear
ing a "big dip" at the box office
canceled a seven-week tour of
Southern cities scheduled to start
Monday after a two-night stand
here.
Both Wendell Corey and Steve
Brodie, who play the star sup
porting roles in the production,
pooh-poohed reports that they
were feuding with Douglas and
were speaking to him only on
stage.
Obituaries
FRED RYTHER
Services for Fred E. Ryther,
71, will be heldln Conger-Morris
chapel Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. In
terment will be in Siskiyou Me
morial Park.
WHITEHEAD INFANT
Dennis Arnold Whitehead, in
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Whitehead, 331 Mary st., died
at a local hospital Friday. The
Perl Funeral home is in charge
of arrangements.
MARTIN AKINS
Services for Martin B. Akins,
who died Monday at Terra Bella,
Calif., will be held in Conger
Morris chapel Monday at 1:30
p. m. with the Rev. Glen S.
Wade, of the Eagle Point Com
munity Bible church, officiating.
Interment will be in Siskiyou
Memorial park.
The deceased was born Feb.
2, 1885, in" Grayson county,
Texas, and came to the Rogue
valley in 1947 from Waterford,
Calif., having lived most of his
life in Oklahoma. On Dec. 1,
1907, in Mill Creek, Okla., he
was married to Nannie M. White,
who survives.
Other survivors include three
sons, Dolphus, Medford; Archie'
M., Terra Bella, Calif.; and Gene
A., with the If. S. Army in Ger
many; four daughters, Mrs. Viv
ian Presnal, Oildale, Calif.; Mrs.
Inez Harwell, Modesto,- Calif.;
Mrs. La Verne Meyers, Klamath
Falls, Ore.; and Mrs. Virginia
Stefanovicz, Colchester, Conn.;
19 grandchildren and . three
great-grandchildren.
A REMINDER TO MEMBERS OF
Rogue Valley
Country Club
THE THREE "
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TUES., FEB.
Thru SUN., FEB. 20
Ths three Happy Jesters give, a TERRIFIC '
Comedy Act, formed while in the army to- ;
aether during the recent
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High School
By CYNTHIA RUKOVINA
Five days colored with cam
paigns, by election, and the
usual tension preceding two im
portant games
were climaxed
with a spirited
pep assembly
Friday. The
skit, complete
with a rendi
tion of Dry
Bones played
on authen tic
animal bones,
featured the
pep team, dressed in cavemen
gunny sacks.
The election for city officials
was completed Thursday with
Don Robinson heading the list
as mayor. Councilmen for Stu
dent Government day, Feb. 23,
will be Emily Gannaway and
Don Slater, Ward I, Stan Culy
and Dap Kellington, Ward II,
Ken Piland and Patty Read,
W,ard III, and Sue DeVoe and
Mary Kay White, Ward IV.
: Representatives of the Inde
pendent Colleges of Oregon and
Washington will meet with all
seniors interested in going on
to a college or university next
year, and who qualify with at j
least a C average, in the audi- j
tonum Tuesday, t ea. 15.
Delegates Chosen
Ten Medford Hi students have
been appointed to attend the
International Relations . League
Conference in. Eugene Feb. 24
to 26. Surindar Suri, prominentJ
Indian-born foreign correspond
ent, reporter, lecturer, and au
thor, will give the main address
on Friday morning, Feb . 25.
Those who plan to attend from
Medford are Emil Muhs, JDtn
Robinson, Sue DeVoe, John Van
Dyke, Marilyn Olsen, Nancy Mc
Keown, Pat Hanson, Chuck
Kanehl, Kaye Christian, and
Deanna Campbell.
Ken Piland and Emily Ganna
way, seniors, have been chosen
to represent Medford Hi at the
Northwest Band concert in Eu
gene. The event is scheduled
during spring vacation and stu
dents from Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho, Nevada, and Mori
tana will take part in the 200
piece band.
Another musical event plan
ned over spring vacation is the
State Choir concert in Eugene,
featuring a 400-voice choir rep
resenting high schools all over
Oregon. Medford delegates in
clude Marilyn Mhyre, Nancy
Walsted, Donna Lou Pfjiister,
Naida Smith, Lorraine Croucher,
David Moore, and Vernon
Dahlke. 1 xr,
Marilee Chisholm and Mildred
Weaver accompanied by instruc
tor Mrs. Hazel McKinstry will
attend the annual Future Home
makers of America State con
ference in Corvallis Feb. 24 to
26. Miss Chisholm has been
nominated for a 'state office and
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Sunday, February 13, 1955
By Jimmy Hatlo
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News Notes
Miss Weaver is the district chair
man. They will stay with the
other delegates in sorority
houses.
"Heaven Can Wait"
"Heaven Can Wait," a play
written by Harry Segall, will be
presented by. the 1955 senior
class on March 28 and 29 in the
high school auditorium. The cast,
completed Thursday, includes
Jeff Williams, Joe Dan Kelling
ton, Max; Chuck Kanehl, Jor
dan; Carl Gordon, 7013; Brad
Morris, Tony; C 1 e 1 a Burns,
Julia; Patty Read, Bette; , Bud
Brittson, Williams; Harold Ash
ton. Lefty; Tom Robertson, doc
tor; Wilson Gilinsky, workman;
Jim Powell, plainclothesman;
Mar jo Murry, Mrs. Omes; Bar
bara Roach, Suzie; Bev Good,
Ann; Marie Sef airly, nurse- Bill
McKinly, first escort, and Shir
ley McConnell, second escort.
- For , students interested iri
learning amateur radio "theory
and code, the vocations depart
ment is offering classes after
school. A club is being formed
to teach students enough theory
and code to enable them to pass
an amateur novice license. Bob
Stedman, who -will teach the
class, will obtain a code oscil
lator. ... ... ,
Art students from the Medford
Hi art department have sent in
work for the judging of the
annual regional division of the
National Scholastic Art awards.
The winners from the regional
division will go to the Carneeie
institute in Pittsburg, Pa.; for
tne national contest.
One of the busiest choral
groups in Medford High, the
Madrigals, performed for the
Sojourners Thursday at the Med
ford hotel. They also will be en
tertaining for the Beta Sigma
Phi sorority . at the Country
club. Monday. They are led by
high school music instructor
Alan Lehl and the members are
Nancy , Walsted, . Elaine Cox,
Marilyn Mhyre, Sonja Peterson,
Mira Frohnmayer, Lorraine
Croucher, Ken Piland, Rod Ham
ner, Larry Clark,. David Moore,
Macy Overstreet, and Jim Hobbs.
San Francisco (U.R)-- Globe
wireless radio station here Sat
urday intercepted an SOS from
a ship which identified itself
as the SS Thorncomb and re
quested immediate assistance.
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DINNER HOUSE
812 Crater Lake Ave.
ITALIAN AND
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Includes Home . Made Bread,
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Army, Navy Slate
Amphibious War
Training Exercise
San Francisco (U.R) The
Army and Navy will team up
next month in a large scale
amphibious warfare training ex
ercise -from one end of the Pa
cific coast to the other and! back
again.
Labeled "surf board," the ex
ercise will feature an assault
landing on California beaches
near Hunter Ligget military res
ervation by 6,000 men of the
38th regimental combat team
from Fort Lewis, Wash. .
Starts March 6 .
The combat team will leave
Fort Lewis aboard navy craft
beginning March 6 for , San
Clemente . island off southern
California where a live,, demon
stration of naval firepower and
Army artillery will be staged
to show troops the actual cover
ing fire' that would be available
in an assault landing.
From San Clemente island the
troops will be transported to the
beaches near Hunter Liggett
where they will storm ashore
and make a simulated attack on
an "aggressor" guided missile
launching and storage depot lo
cated undergrounds
The 38th will push inland
over a newly-built 30-mile mil
itary road, locate the dump and
"destroy" it, and then withdraw
to the ships. .
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Washington : (U.R) ' Sen.
George W. Malone's office said
Saturday the Foreign Operations
Administration has reversed its
policy of allowing countries to
purchase leather hides with
FOA money on the world mar
ket rather than from the United
States. . '.,-'
Washington (U.R) John L.
Lewis, observed his 75th birth-,
day Saturday with no fanfare.
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