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Local and Personal Jailed A 14-year-old Los An geles, Calif., boy has been ar . rested by state police and is being held in the county jail on a charge of delinquency, accord ing to jail records. Articles Filed Articles of in corporation of the Lions Club of Ashland have been filed in the countv clerk's office bf Chris tian P. Hald. Alvin L. Fellers, .and Donald M. Mitchell. To Alabama Lt. Col. Thomas A. Culbertson Jr., 2509 Lyman ave., commanding officer of the maintainence squadron of the 403rd troop carrier wing, will report June 9 to the air univer sity command and staff school at Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala., for a month's duty. Culb bertson and his family will leave Medford Monday, going by way of Detroit, Boston, New York and Washington, D. C. BrfililMlill OPEN 6:45 TOIilTE & SAT. NIGHT Wild Fury! HAYDEN . RALSTON .BRIAN . AND Building Permit Earnest L. Flakus has obtained a permit to construct a $17,000 residence at 412 J. st... according to rec ords on file in the city building department. From Ntw Jersey Mrs. San ford Smith, Nutley, N. J., will leave Friday after visiting here for several days with Dr. and Mrs. William W. P. Holt, 11 Corning court. Leaves Mrs.Ruth Day left this week for her home in New Orleans, La., after visiting her sister, Mrs. F. H. ileum, Findley apartments. Mrs. Reum had vis-, ited her earlier this spring at New Orleans. Theft Reported Theft of eouiDment from the Divide Guard station on State Highway 227 has been reported to the sheriff's office by Umpqua Na tional forest officials, according to sheriff's records. Arretted Wilfred Wayne Reel, 28, of 398 Grant st., has been arrested by state police nd lodeed in the county jail on charges of driving while in toxicated and no operator s license, according to jaitrecords. m To Portland Mrs. Beryl Chase, formerly of 1220 East Jackson st., moved Thursday to Portland where she has been transferred by Eads Transfer company as a moving consult ant. She had lived in Medford for about two years. 12:30 TOMORROW ON THE SCREEN mew mimr . . . m .7 .11 w m www Mittrwt otlbm Junglwl 'TW Ik 1 V mmA tkm I PLUS A NEW SERIAL "BLACK ARROW" Chapter No. 1 4 CARTOONS 4 STARTS SUNDAY To Payette Mrs. C F. Mc Kibben, Route 2, Central Point, and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McKibben, 420 North Grape st., plan to leave Saturday for Payette, Ida. They will visit a brother and sister of Mrs. C. F. McKib ben and plan to return Monday. Meeting Cancelled The regular Monday night meeting of the Medford squadron 01 me Civil Air patrol has been can roiiod due to the Memorial day holiday. Regular classes will be resumed on Monday, June o. Cadets were reminded to get their renewal membership cards filled out and turned in to the commanding officer, Marella Luschen. before the first of June or be dropped. Youths Picked Up Tvo Med ford boys, 14 and 15 years of age, were picked up in Klamath Falls Wednesday by Jackson county deputy sheriffs and re turned here. They are being held in the county jail on de linquency charges involving theft of a pickup truck and about $18 taken from Orchard Home Builders SudtjIy. according to deputy sheriffs. The youths were arrested at Klamath Fans wnere another pickup truck was taken. w w Trial Postponed A trial chal lenging the authority of a munic- inal court to try certain cases nas hppn nostrjoned in city court, ac cording to Police cniet L,nanes Champlin. The trial, which had been set for Thursday, involves a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liouor aeainst Robert E. Rector, 200 Valley View dr. Reason for the nostDonement, Champlin said, was the fact that the court is waitine a ruling on defense motions by City Attorney Frank Farrell. Hits Meter A car operated' by George Franklin Desoza, 151 Oregon rd., Yreka, Calif., struck a parking meter on North Grape st. between Main and Sixth sts. yesterday, city police reported. At Agency Mrs. Pauline Swain, Rogue River, is now as snri ated with the John C, Ma- lone teal estate offices and will specialize in town and country homes. She formerly was with the firm until about two years ago. SOCTFA Meeting The South ern Oregon Conservation and Tree Farm association will hold a dinner meeting at isv p.m. tonight at Grants Pass Gold and Country club The program is to acquaint loggers with recent changes in laws governing log ging operations. w m Building Permits Paul An drews, 1925 Oregon ave., Med ford, was issued a permit yes terday to erect a residence val ued at S10.000. A permit also was issued to Edward Branch field, 120 Stark st., for $950 worth of remodeling to a resi dence and repairing to a garage. Packers Meet The Southern Oregon Meat Packers association will meet today at 7:30 p.m., in the Jackson hotel, when a repre sentative from the state agricul ture department will be here to discuss the pilot program of the meat inspection bill recently passed by the Oregon state legis lature. Car Parked A car owned by Michele T. Rossi, 115 Crater Lake ave., was parked at the time it was involved in a colli sion with a vehicle operated by Mrs. Beverly June Tudor, 211 Vancouver ave., Rossi . reported today. The accident occured in front of 107 Crater Lake ave., Wednesday. Disaster Program A nation wide radio program, describing how Red Cross and other disas ter units functioned during the famous Vanport flood on Memo rial day in 1948 will be broad cast over radio station KYJC at 9:30 p.m. Sunday, it was report ed today. The program also out lines current planning in aisas ter relief programs. l ... r F3 Called by Death Mrs. Geor- ee Mclntyre. 1807 West Main st., will leave this evening by Diane for Los Angeles where she was called by the death Thurs day of her mother. Funeral serv ices will be held Saturday at 1 p.m., at Pierce Brothers mor tuary. Inslewood. Calif. Inter ment will be in Inglewood Park cemetery in the family plot. MOL Meeting The Cebu swamp, Military uroer oi wiz ards, will meet Saturday, May 28, at 12:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Clara Wallis at Grants Pass. A potluck luncheon will be served and those attending from Medford are to take des- sprts or salads. Transportation may be arranged for those who need it bv calling Mrs. Don An derson, 803 Pine st., telephone 2-8490. To Vacation Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Kain will leave this week end to vacation in Portland and Spokane. They plan to attend the annual Rose festival parade in Portland, their former home, and visit friends there. They moved here last fall and Mrs. Kain is employed in the cosmet ics department at Mann's De partment store. Kain is the Ham mond organ representative here at Puruckers Piano house. , Cancel Dance The dance planned by the Hi-Y club for to-! morrow night at.the YMCA has been canceled, it was announced this morning. ... Name Retired The business name M&H Logging company has been retired by Ewald A. Kehr and Ralph McLaughlin, according to the county clerk's records. Arm Fracture Rick Colver, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Colver, 651 South Holly st., was admitted last evening to Sacred Heart hospital for treatment of an arm fracture. Business Name Elmer Gren, Frank Arnold and William P. McNeil have assumed the busi ness name Bear Creek Construc tion company, according to rec ords on file in the office of the Jackson county clerk. To San Francisco Mrs. Blanche Lyman, administrator of the Jackson county welfare commission, plans to leave this week end to attend a national conference of social work at San Francisco. The session will open May 29 and close June 2 At Community Oscar Min- neck, Central Point; Nadra Lues, 7, daughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. James Liles. Rogue River: Mrs. Grady Mott, Prospect; and Nola Damon, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Damon, Eagle Point, are reported as surgery patients today at Community Hospital At Sacred Heart Patients listed today in the Sacred Heart hospital are Sherrie Witten, 6, and her sister. Kerry Witten. 8. granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Haskins; and Suzanne White, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Route 3, Medford, who underwent tonsil surgery, and Glenn Pruett, Eagle Point, a medical patient. Roundtable Southern Ore gon round-table will review the recent county White House con ference on education over KBES-TV Sunday, May 29 at 4 p.m. Dr. Christian Hald, Ash land, will be moderator, and on the panel will be Mrs. Arthur Kreisman, Ashland: Ward Sy bouts, superintencent of schools at Butte Falls; Lawrence Clark, Robert Root and Mrs. John Benson, Medford, and Fred M. Bruegger, White City. News About Servicemen PROMOTED Jack Antonson has been pro moted to corporal -in the Marine corps where he is stationed at the Marine corps supply center at Barstow, Calif. He is a Med ford High school graduate and attended Southern Oregon col lege in Ashland before entering the service in February, 1954. Corporal Antonson has been transferred to special services eivine him the opportunity to be on the baseball team, playing second base. He will leave soon Friday, May 27. 19SS MEDFORD (OREOOK) MAIL TRIBUNE FTfTEEW for Medford to visit. His mother, Mrs. Doris Antonson, lives at 220 South Ivy st. IN TOKYO Pfr. Lionell L. Wall, 20, son of Edwin E. Wall, Jacksonville, re cently spent a week's leave in Tokyo from his unit in Korea. Wall, a dispatcher with Com- Danv A of the 24th infantry divi sion's 3rd engineer combat bat talion, entered the Army in March, 1954, and received basic training at Ft. Ord, Calif. A graduate of Jacksonville High school, he arrived in the Far East last August. Gardens in Bloom Mrs. Ken neth Farley announced this morning that iris growers wish ins to visit Katherine's gardens will find the iris at the peak of hloom about the middle of next week. The garden is located on the highway between Medford and Jacksonville. the 66th ordnance companjfc. Pri vate Ragsdale, a wheel vehicle repairman in the company en tered the Army in October, 1954, and received basic training at Ft. Ord. Calif. He is a 1953 grad uate of Eagle Point High school. ASSIGNED Second Lt. George S. Fuller ton, 725 Iowa st., Ashland, has been assigned to headquarters 304th Logistical command in Medford. SUNBATHING RULED OUT Nashville, Term 0J.R) State personnel director Raymond T. Davis has ordered state workers to stop sunbathing on the roof of the new Cordell Hull Office Building here. Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday, 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 nrevious day. IN AUSTRIA Army Pvt. Arlen R. Ragsdale, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Ragsdale, Route 1, Eagle Point, recently arrived in Aus tria and is now a member of "THE OLD OREGON" CATERING To Banquets and Private Parties Phoenix Ph. 2-7018 S PHONE N ( 3-2924 0 innm Visit Tribune Members of Pack 6, Den 10, of the Cub Scouts of Washington school, visited The Mail Tribune plant Thursday. They were accompan ied by their den mother, Mrs. Bill Barnes, and her assistant, Mrs. Robert Campbell; and Mrs. Earl Harrison. The Cubs who maHp thp visit w.fc r e Mike Barnes. Bobbv Harrison, Jimmy Cain, Mike Borreson,' Alan Ain cham, Johnny Siebert, Jimmy Allen. Norman Campbell and the latter's sister, Nancy Camp bell. lo morrow I Gala Dusk to Dawn Mil TONITE AND SAT. MtM REGULAR PRICES I r ENDS TONITE! 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