Local and
At Osteopathic Mrs. Joseph
Baron, 2220 Barnett rd., is a
surgery patients at Osteopathic
hospital, attendants said today.
Teen Dane The YMCA
Youth council will hold a teen
age" dance this Saturday night
from 8:30 to 11 p.m. All teen
agers are invited.
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Personal
Articles Filed Mildred N.,
Nick R., and Ward R. Beeney
have filed articles of incorpora
tion for "De Witt, Inc.," with
the county clerk's office.
Trash Fire City firemen ex
tinguished a trash fire in an alley
in the 400 block of King st.
about 7 p.m. yesterday. There
were no other alarms during the
day.
Articles Filed L. A, E. L.,
and Bernice E. McDonough have
filed articles of incorporation
for McDonough Brothers Log
ging company with the county
clerk's office.
From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald E. Dixon and three children
of 840 Agate st., and Miss Marion
Christean, 808 Agate st., re
turned Wednesday from a week's
trip. They visited in British Co
lumbia and Anacortes, Wash.
At Lodge Several visitors are
reported this week at Rogue
River lodge. They include Mr.
and Mrs. Barry McCoy of Ar
cadia, Calif., who are vacation
ing there; Miss Joan Hodges of
Eugene, who visited for several
days this week with Mrs. Mon
tana Gilhousen, lodge owner; and
Mr. and Mrs. Charle Strong of
Eugene, who vacationed there
over the week end while Strong,
of the Miller and Strong Con
struction company, was here on
business in connection with con
tracts on a state highway under
pass near Ashland.
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Pipe Stolen Sheriffs officers
report an unknown person tore
a chrome 'pipe from the men's
rest room of the Rogue Drive-In
theater about 10 p.m. Wednes
day. Officer Leaves Ben C. Bowie,
Portland, vice-president of J.
Henry Helser and company, left
yesterday after being here for
several days conferring with
local officials of the firm.
At Community Three surgery
patients were reported today at
Community hospital. They are
Mrs. Matilda Losey, 555 Midway
rd., Mrs. Paul Dole, Prospect,
and Oscar Minnick, Central
Point.
Visits Miss Doreen Horn
buckle arrived in Medford from
Roseburg this week to spend
three weeks visiting relatives.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Merlyn Hornbuckle, former
residents of Prospect, Ore.
In Illinois Frank Wood and
Ben Graves, salesmen for Hau
pert Tractor company, are in
Springfield, 111., at the Allis
Chalmers factory where they
are attending a company-sponsored
school. They left June 10
and were to be there for about
two weeks.
- Special Communication A
special communication of Cen
tral Point Lodge 135, AF&AM,
will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday.
The EA degree will be conferred.
All Masons are welcome, accord
ing to William H. Bishop, mas
ter of the lodge, and refresh
ments will be served.
.
Hold Dance Shady Cove Vet
erans of Foreign Wars post and
auxiliary will hold a dance in
the Post hall Saturday night at
Shady Cove. Music will be
furnished by Eddie Evenson's
Western Orchestra and refresh
ments will be served by the
auxiliary. Everyone is welcome.
.
Injured John Dickson, 251
Beatty st., was admitted yester
day afternoon to Osteopathic
hospital for treatment of an in
jury he received when a three
pound piece of steel struck him
on the head above his right eye,
attendants said today. He is re
ported to have suffered a pos
sible concussion.
V
Visit Mr. and Mrs. R. Knud-
son, Klamath, Calif., were all-
day visitors yesterday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
P. McBeth, Jacksonville. The
families formerly were neigh
bors at Klamath and the visitors
were en route home after visit
ing in San Luis Obispo, Calif.,
with a brother and a sister of
Mr. and Mrs. McBeth. k
Found Innocent William
Bergren, 307 Meade st., Ash
land, yesterday was found inno
cent of drunk driving charges
brought against him May by
Medford city police. Bergren
was tried in Medford city court
by Judge Janes M. Main. There
was no jury. Attorney for the
defendant was O. H. Bengtson,
Medford, and Kent Blackhurst
represented the city.
SPEBSQSA Picnic An an
nual picnic for members and for
mer members and their families
of the Society for the Preserva
tion and Encouragement of Bar
ber Shop Quartet Singing in
America will be held at Tou
Velle park, Sunday, June 26, at
2 p.m., L. S. (Les) Tiegs, presi
dent of the Rogue Valley chap
ter, announced today. Entertain
ment will include songs by the
chorus, quartet from Grants
Pass. Eddie Hotton, Grants Pass,
a director in the organization,
also is expected to attend.
Portland (U.R) Congress
probably will appropriate funds
this year for initial work on
deepening the channel at the
mouth of the Columbia river, ac
cording to Gov. Patterson.'
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Sunday Dinners Are Served
Afternoon and Evening
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News About
Servicemen
NEW PROGRAM
The Navy has inaugurated a
special enlistment program for
junior college graduates, it was
announced today by E. D. Hou
desheldt, local Navy recruiter.
Junior college graduates apply
ing for enlistment in the Navy
will be guaranteed the opportu
nity of attending one of the
Navy's top technical training
schools. Selection of the par
ticular school for each enlistee
will be determined by testing,
counseling, interviewing and
the individual's preference
coupled with his academic train
ing. All Navy recruiting stations
are authorized to accept applica
tions under this new program.
ENLIST 1
Two Jackson county men en
listed June 22 for the Navy High
school training program avail
able to all high school graduates,
E. D. Houdesheldt, Navy re
cruiter, reported today. They
are Stanley Kalapus Jr., 2156
Hillcrest rd., Medford, and Don
ald Lee Myers, Box 216, Shady
Cove. They went by plane to
San Diego to begin their train
ing. Obituaries
FRANKLIN FAWCETT
Services for Franklin P. Faw
cett, 75, of 205 Tripp st., who
died Thursday morning, will be
held in Conger-Morris chapel
Saturday at 10 a.m. with the
Rev. William C. Piper, of the
First Christian church, officiat
ing. Committal will be in Sis
kiyou Memorial park.
The deceased was born July
13, 1879, in Trinity county,
Calif., the son of the late James
and Joanne Fawceit. For sev
eral years he carried the mails
in Humboldt county, Calif., and
at the age of 21 he moved to
southern Oregon, living in the
Applegate area for several
years. In 1901 he moved to
Crescent City, Calif., where on
May 3, 1911, he was married to
Cora M. Morrison, who , sur
vives. He was employed as a
blacksmith from 1914 until 1918
by the old Brookings Co., of
Brookings, Ore. Later he re
turned to southern Oregon,
working for the Medford Cor
poration from 1935 to 1940. In
1940 he moved to Valsetz, Ore.,
where he was employed by the
Valsetz Lumber Co. until 1953,
when he retired.
Other survivors include two
sons, Frank W., Medford, and
Mervyn J., Valsetz, Ore.; two
sisters, Mrs. pora Coy, Grants
Pass,, Ore., and Mrs. Nellie
Foote, Salem, Ore., and five
grandchildren.
French Round Up
Algerian Rebels
Algiers, Algeria (U.R) Alger
ian authorities today reported
"thousands" of suspected nation
alist rebels rounded up in the
biggest security operation by
the French since they conquered
Algeria more than 100 years
ago.
Land, sea and air forces par
ticipated in the countrywide
sweep against terrorist forces.
At least eight suspected rebels
were killed.
Youth, Five Brothers,
Unhurt in Accident
A sedan driven by Orland El
ton Calhoun, 16, Jacksonville,
and having as passengers the
driver's five . brothers, over
turned on Stewart ave. at about
8:35 p.m. yesterday, according
to a state police report. There
were no injuries listed.
Calhoun lost control of the car
as it rounded a curve, the report
said. Damage was confined to
the left side and top of the car.
MYSTERY
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Throughout
The Year
Korean 'Casanova'
May Escape Charge
Seoul, Korea (U.R) A South
Korean "Casanova," who proud
ly admitted to charges of seduc
ing 70 women, may escape trial
because hone of his alleged vic
tims are willing to testify
against him, police said today. .
The man was arrested last
month. The trial was originally
scheduled for this week but has
been postponed ' in view of the
difficulty in finding a complainant.
Portland SP Chief
Retires from Post
Portland (U.R) Retirement
of L. P. Hopkins, superintendent
of Southern Pacific's Portland
division for the past 11 years,
was announced here today. He
will be succeeded by L. R.
Smith, a veteran of 30 years with
the line and assistant superin
tendent since 1948.
Hopkins started his railroad
career 48 years ago as a laborer
in the San Francisco car repair
shops.
During his years in Portland,
Hopkins also served three terms
as president of the Northern Pa
cific Terminal Co., the firm
which operates the Portland rail
terminal. He and Mrs. Hopkins
plan a South American cruise as
their first activities after his
retirement.
Street Construction
Projects To Start
Construction on street proj
ects awarded at the last city
council meeting will begin with
in two weeks, after contracts
sent to the contractor are signed,
according to Vernon Thorpe,
city public works director.
The projects are on Hamilton
st., between 13th st. and 106 feet
south of lyth st.; Jackson st. be
tween Lindley ave. and Berke
ley Way; and Park ave. between
Catherine st. and Stewart ave.
The streets will be 44 feet
wide, according to the proposed
street program prepared by state
highway department last fall,
Thorpe said.
Oveross Trial
Jury Completed
Salem (U.R) The nine wom
en and three men chosen to serve
on the jury in the murder trial
of Casper A. Oveross were taken
today to the Silverton area home
where Ervin Kaser was shot to
death Feb. 17.
The jury, with two alternates,
was completed last night.
While in the area south of Sil
verton, the jury visited the home
of James Gilham where Oveross
is reported to have visited on the
night Kaser was killed. They also
visited several other points in
Silverton where Oveross was re
ported to have been seen.
Opening statements in the
trial were to be made this after
noon. First witnesses are ex
pected to be called tomorrow
morning.
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Playing for your DANCING PLEASURE
"The Double-Aires"
STAN'S Y CLUB
Friday, .June 24, 1955.
Truck Driver Held
In Symonds Slaying
Singapore (U.R) A Singa
pore judge today ordered the
Chinese truck driver arrested
last week as a suspect in the
mob murder of United Press
staff correspondent Gen Sym
onds remanded in police cus
tody for another week.
On Gah Too, 25, is charged
with being a member of the "un
lawful assembly" that beat
Symonds to death May May 12
during Communist-i n s p i r e d
riots. A second suspect, Suppiah
Subramaniam, was jailed yes
terday on similar charges.
BIRTHS
McMICHAEL To Mr. and
Mrs..- Vintbn,; 2178 Spring st.,
June 22, 1955, a boy, 8 pounds,
at Community hospital.
SMOCK To - Mr. and Mrs.
John, Central Point, June 23,
1955, a girl, 8 pounds, at Com
munity hospital.
HACK WORTH To, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred, route 1, box 22,
Jacksonville, June 23, a girl, 6
pounds at Community hospital.
WARD To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
burn, route 3, box 226 Bl, Med
ford, June 22, 1955, boy, weight
814 lbs., at Sacred Heart hos
pital. HART To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles, 1045 West 11th st., June
23, 1955, boy, weight 6 lbs., at
Sacred Heart hospital.
CHRISTLIEB To Mr. end
Mrs. Norman, 581 Morton st.,
Ashland, June 23, 1955, girl,
weight 6V lbs., at Sacred Heart
hospital.
KAUFMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter, 524 South Riverside
ave., June 23, 1955, girl, weight
5 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital.
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Suspect in Bad Check
Cases Held by Police
Joseph Patrick Lynn, a tran
ient salesman who was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of
vagrancy, is also a suspect in
connection with several bad
check cases, city police said to
day. Officers said Lynn has signed
a statement in which he admits
passing checks totaling about $50
in several Medford restaurants.
He will appear in municipal
court tomorrow on the vagrancy
charge.
Vaccine Equation
Mystery to Francis
Washington (U.R) Dr. Al
bert B. Sabin asked Dr. Thom
as Francis Jr., during a polio
vaccine hearing in the House,
to explain an equation in Fran
cis' famous report on the Salk
vaccine.
"I don't understand it," said
Sabin.
"I don't either," Francis
said.
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