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tTo Tlai! Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Barber and three children, Van Nuys, Calif., were to arrive to day for a two-week visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Walker. 1765 Stewart ave. To Visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhalter, Renton, Wash., are to arrive the first of the week to be here for two weeks vaca tioning with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson, 735 North Modoc ave. la Portland Gordon S. Mac Kenzie of the Fidler-MacKenzie agency left Thursday for Port land on a business trip to return the first of the week. Here This Summer Mr. and Mrs. Craig Canfield, Portland, have arrived to spend the sum mer in the Rogue valley. He will assist his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Canfield, Ashland, in the operation of the Big Y laundro mat while staying here, and in the fall will return as a junior student at the University of Ore gon medical school in Portland. Dm Mat! Frlbuiw Waal Ada 'THE OLD OREGON' CATERING To Banquets and Private Parties Phoenix Ph. 2-7618 TONITE and Tomorrow! 1st Drive-ln Showing STpS. m m s c ' i IH-tak Hmrnf . CH TOlHt SC68H MsSUt tEWS Alt El fc Hwi; "" nmutm Mum ? llius mm Another Great First Run Hit! raYEUCVJ ENJOY YOURSELF AT,.. DardairaelEe .... . in an Evening of Pleasant Entertainmefii. FINE FOOD GOOD DANCE MUSIC FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE Every Night Except Wednesday Ph. 5-9230 GoM HSI mm mm AT aD&sn -EAGLE Saturday Night EVERYONE ADMITTED FREE! As An Added Attraction BILL LIVELY Will Be Playing With the Rogue Valley Boys DANCE ON THE ONLY SPRING FiOC3 IN SOUTHERN OREGON AIR CONDITIONING Local and Nam Released H. E. and Goldie M. Hawk have released the assumed business name "H. E. Hawk, Plumbing & Heating Co.," according to county clerk's records. If am Assumed - Armin C. and Ruth P. Richter, 221 North Central ave., have assumed the business name "Circle G Ranch," according to county clerk's records. Changes Hands The business name "O-Le Cafe" has been re tired by A. M. Farfaii and as sumed by Alfonso Padilla and Olive Mae Gonzalez, 128 Chest nut st., according to county clerk's records. Sawdust Burns Firemen with the rural pumper were called to the Sierra Cascade Pine com pany mill on Houston rd. about 3:20 a.m. Thursday when sparks carried by the sawdust conveyor ignited sawdust in the fuel room at the boiler. A slipping belt on a motor was th,e cause of smoke at the Northwest Poultry com pany, 334 East McAndrews rd., Wednesday. Two pumpers were sent to investigate about 4:45 p.m. Firemen flushed down two gasoline spills from parked cars on city streets Wednesday. 5sAa& Newt Ctftooa THE POINT - TUNE IN KMED 7 AM. SAT. Personal At Community Arthur B. Myers Butte Falls, is listed today as a surgery patient at Com munity hospital: . Illegal Possession John W. Hendricks, 19, Ashland, Wednes day, was fined $15 in district court on a charge of illegal pos session of intoxicating liquor. Leava for Coast Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fasel, Garghill court, plan to leave Saturday for a trip to Brookings and other coast towns. They are to return Mon day. Permit . Issued A building permit has been issued to W. Benton Smith, 1308 Mt. Pitt ave. to erect a $9,500 residence, ac cording to records filed at the city hall. Saxaphone Stolen Herbert L. Alford, 517 West 10th st., reported the theft of a saxaphone and case valued at $95 from his home yesterday,' according to city police. ' Return Mrs. AI Gilhousen and son, Michael, Camp Baker rd., returned this week from a months' trip to Sah Bernardino, Calif., where they visited for a month. - To Baturn Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Lambert and children, Judith and Sharon, 11 Valley View rd., are expected home this week end from a vacation trip to Washing ton state. They have been away for about a week. and Mrs. Gordon C. Hays and family moved yes terday to a new home at 1100 Fern st., Ashland. Hays is man ager of Ashland mortuary. The family has resided at 901 King st., Medford. Deetray Kay Frank Edward Samson, Jackson hotel,-reported to the city police yesterday that unidentified juveniles were de stroying baled hay at Samson's Feed and Seed, S01 North Front St., according to city police rec ords. , - -GaactiMg Mads Earl Joesy, eennty agricultural extension agent, and John Landers, live stock extension specialist from Oregon State college, were visit ing five eounty ranches today and yesterday on a livestock claasifieatim tour. Mrs. Killa Ouwia left the first 'of the week to ner -home Cooeerd, Calif., after visiting with relatives here. . Mm; is the-' farmer Miss Hilla Chaves, a graduate of Med ford High school and a former employe ot Mann's Be pert rue at store. CAP Outing The Medford squadron Civil Air Patrol cadets plan an mating at Lake O' 'Woods on Saturday and Sunday, July 2 and 3. All cadets are to take ample beddinl and their own food. Senior member escorting the group will be First Lt. Rob ert Thompson. Any members de siring to attend are asked to telephone Cadet Sgt. Dick Bell, 3-2552 for details. There will be no Meeting on Monday, July . BIRTHS ROLLIE To Mr. and Mrs. Harlan, Box 43, Jacksonville, June 33, .1955, girl,. pounds, at Community hospital. DOftAN To Mr. and Mrs. David,' 548 Haven at., July i, 1955, a bey, 7V pounds, at le ered Heart hospital. DUJtCAJf To Mr. end Mrs. Rodney, dub hotel, Milt, Calil., July 1, 1955, a girl, 64 naunsi, at Saered Heart hospital. "WEBBER To Mr. and Mrs. WiHiaaa, Butte Falls Star route, Eagie Feint, Jnne 3, 196, a bey, 8 pawndjfc at Sacred Heart heapitei. BABNKS To Mr. and 39m. Jono, 91S Whitman at., Jury 1, IMS, a bay, 6 pounds at Sacred Heart hospital. FUBXAft To Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jr., 619 Clark st., July 1. 1986, a girl, 51 pawnfifc wt Sawed Heart besaital. AJM- r TO AX K 8 We wish ta extend awe tfcmas' asrf appreeia to the wwy fri4s and neighfeeM far ttaeir kitutaesses. . a4 sympathy drn our resent bFv merA, atao tor Hi beMWa) ttqaai otterin. MS house of mmm WHERE IKE 5TERECAMH; tUQTO CXlGWATEi? fortli of hnlA Mitt vs-9ss - - fir"- sVnt mAnmr taken withim rm vexm Wttt PRODUCE A 30 riCTUHE. TEST IT! Summer Hours - 0 to 7 Under Founder's Management Sine 1930 Returns Mrs. H. B. YTSlood, 1217 Withington st, returned Wednesday from Twin Falls, Ida., where she was called Sunday-by the illness of her mother. a Extinguish Fixe Medford firemen dispatched a pumper to be Hight Radio and Electronics Service shop, 112 Norths Front st., yesterday afternoon, to ex tinguish a waste paper box fire started by sparks from a small boy's cap pistol, according to the fire department. a a From Vacation Mr. and Mrs! E. F. Roberson, Jacksonville, re turned this week from a vacation in California. They were accom panied by Mrs. Roberson's grand daughters, the Misses Darlene and Juanita Calhoun. They visit ed at Carmel, Monterey, San Jose and Merced. a a a Pageant Musie The organ music furnished for the annual Bend Water pageant to be held July 2 and 3 at Bend will be furnished by Mrs. Carol Snider of Bend, a frequent visitor and sister of Mrs. Richard Schuchard, 101 Geneva ave. The organ con certs will be presented both days at Mirror pond. a a. a File Claims Placer claim no tices have been filed in . the Jackson county recorder's of fice by H. D. McVay, route 1, box 4, Jacksonville, -and Carl Bergman and Claude Ragsdale. McVay listed his claim, contain ing 20 acres, as Digger in the Forest Creek Mining district. Bergman and Ragsdale claimed 40 acres and named the claim Morning Glory. . a a a' From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Al ton Anderson, 2607 Eastover ter race, arrived Thursday by way of the northern Oregon coast from a week's trip to Portland and Astoria. . They attended the professional golf tournament held at Portland and at Astoria they visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Milhollen, and Mr. and Mrs. Ford Knutson. a '. a From V Mat tea Mr. and Mrs. Otis Starks and sons, Wade and Brent, of the Junior High harket, and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hay, and daughters, Ruth and Linda, S10 Maple st., returned yesterday from a three-week trip to Utah, Colorado and Wyom ing. Mrs. Starks and Mrs. Hay are sisters and. the families visit ed at their former , homes in Evaneton, Wye., Grand Junction and Delta, Cafe., and Salt Lake City. ; - Called fty Swath - Sr. and Mrs. Dale Flowers and son, Ekafe Flowers Jr., and J. T. Peters, father of Mrs. Ftowers, left last evening for ttelano, Calif., where they were" called by the death of Mrs; Laura Smith, sister of Peters. Mrs. Smith's home was in Pixley, Calif., and she is weil known here from many visits with relatives. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 2, at 10 a.m., at the Delano Meth odist church, and iafccmmk will be at Delano. - Daily Veaicj ftepcrl ATE July 1. 35 Sunset tonight 7:51 ra, jMR-rie toaaeiTew 4:36 a.m. , rOBECASTO Medford sod vicinity: Pardr eteudy tonight and Saturday. Few xeattered showers in mountains. A, little wanner Saturday. Low tonifht 44, feifh Sat or day 78. Western execea: Mostly elsudy wita Mattered (hewers tonight, beeomlng partly cloudy with few hower Sat urday. Slightly warmer Saturday wtt-ti highs ranging - from 68-78. havr fca ght near SO. W&rthern Califsreia: Take tonight astd Saturday, but toeaj eeaatel fox in aentings. Warmer - Saturday ever anut of the area. LOGAL DATA TEMP3lATURt: Mwaa jfeaay S3: below normal 9. Becord high thia dafie 168 ta 1943. Becerd low this date 40 ia 1911. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to mid aisrtt, nene. Midnight to 10 a.m.. none. torn thu month .Ot in.. M in. fee kaw nernal. Tetai afeie 5vept. 1, .8 hsehci. HSt inches below Borstal. HUMIDITY: Uvnt yeatexiajr ai. haeheat tfasa a to. flS. CITY laaah LowBkc BroekMaes , , ,. (E a Crater Ig&cm -Grants Pgia Klamath Fasp . MEDORj Portland . S3 ft 4 Seattle Spokane Yakima Eureka led Staff Sacramento . San Franeiatsi Is AnoeaQS Phoenia Denver . Chicataa . M 39 lt 2 .87 Miami Mew Yertt. aBarisnMtffsrVnaVa aO.C MVE-BAT PMWCAII Viittn 6m eon and Wartrioatan: Beeurriwf, showers tbrouoheat sext 5 days. Temperatures below sernxU. Highs fancing from ee in Hort and along ceaat ts near 73 ha southwest OregVm in interior. Lew temperaturees averaging from 4S-SS. PreeivitatiOR about Vi to l .inah loeany. JHeeipita tion spotty. Northern eaUfornia: Wo precipita tion except possibly a little pant near Oregon border occasionally. Tempera tures near or below normal. rrrixi t News About Servicemen ENLIST Andrew Fuller Arney Jr., 305 C St., Phoenix, enlisted June 23 in the Navy. E. D. Houdesheldt, local recruiter, announced today. RELEASED Harold Walch, son of Mr. , and Mrs. Lloyd Walch, Boardman St., has received his release from the Air Force and now is employed at a mill at White City. He was an airman second class at the time of his discharge and served with the 18th motor vehicle squadron. Walch recently re turned from Okinawa where he served for 18 months. He is a 1951 Medford High school graduate and received basic training at Lackland Air Force base, Tex. IN GERMANY Sfc. James L. Hoffman, whose wife, Louise, lives in Rogue River, recently arrived in Germany and now is a member of the 97th signal battalion. Hoffman, . an aircraft mechanic in the battalion's message cen ter company, has been in the Army five years. He holds the commendation ribbon, the good conduct medal and the Korean service ribbon. ON LEAVE Marine Pvt. Carl fS riin. bury, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. wmiam Dusenbury, 1913 Hazel st., is at home on recruit leave, according to the Marine Corps recruiting office .here. He will be attached to the 1st Marine division at Camp Pendleton, California, after his 10-day leave. A graduate of Crater High school, he enlisted in the corps last January. During- boot train ing he qualified as an expert rifleman, placing second in his platoon. DISCHARGED Henry Chavex hac returned home after receiving his dis charge from the Air Force. He lives at 3 East Clark st., and was a corporal at the time of his dis charge. He enlisted in 1952 after graduation from Medford High school. Chavez began work yes terday as a member of the South ern Pacific railway maintenanee crew. He . plans eantiswe his education Ipter. Ta Can ttatess Charles (Chuck) Caps, 131 O'Gaea at., plans to leave Saturday See San Mateo, Calif., to visit through the holidays Vith his fiance, Hiss Lea Koae, and her family. 'Washington About two mil- Ken children in tne U.S. have seme dagr oi imnawed hear- e$fg ftkf 4Hi 8f July WEEK-END HOLIDAY! Jkt Walker's Popular SATURDAY NIGHT FUN FOR ALL! Li 3so Hoor Modern Music Good Crowd AauiKA-s rAvoxrrTsouc aaTMr ""j I jtX-rf) "Oaj' Ne.1 SAT. NIGHT BAIL 0. Infogue vafluey Dancing 9 to 1 Doors Open at 8 P.M. Children Undar 12 Admitted Fro -PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE! Friday. July 1, 1935 Mark Spiegelberg, 6, Victim of Leukemia Mark Spiegelberg, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spiegelberg, 206 Valley View dr., died yester day afternoon at a local hospital. He had been ill from lukemia for several months. The boy, son of Medford High school's head football coach, was born here on Jan. 18, 1949. Sur vivors, in addition to his par ents, are a brother, Scott, 2, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly, Walla .Walla, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. A. Spie gelberg, Omak, Wash. Mass of the angels will be of fered by Father William McLeod at 9 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic church. Interment will be Tuesday, July 5, at Walla Walla. Perl funeral home is in charge of funeral arrangement!. Just Couldn't Resist Plate Glass Window . Detroit. (U.R) George Watts, 33. a railroad section worker from Pulaski. Tenn told police t6day why ha jumped through a $230 plate glass window in Detroit's new City-County Building. "We don't have any pretty buildings like that where I come from." he said. "I never saw a window that big before. I Just had to hop right through it" Merced, Calif. (U.R) As much as 600 inches of snow a year may fall on some parts of the Sierras, and the record is 800 inches. Obituaries WILLIAM BLOW William A. Blow died this morning at the V. A. Domicili ary, Camp White. Conger-Morris funeral home is in chargt of fu neral arrangements. V DAN KOSNER Dan E. Hosner, 72; of 103 'G" st., Jacksonville, died in a local hospital this morning. Funeral arrangements . are pending at Chapel Mortuary. Helman Bath's PQt NOW OPEN Spot of lowal St. ASHLAND -9HONE 2-7131 ta Further Information mmm - JULY 2nd 13(0) () MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TKDX Portland Firm Cleared By Court of' Appeals San Francisco (U.R) The Ninth District U.S. Court of Ap peals have overruled the Na tional Labor Relations Board in an unfair labor practice charge brought against Roberts Brothers, a leading Oregon de partment store. The court refused to enforce an NLRB order requiring the firm to stop allegedly preventing employees from joining a union. A local of the AFL Retail Clerks Union brought the origi nal charge in 1952 during an organizational campaign when the company allegedly conducted a secret poll ofemployees on unionization. . Gate Pa Show at unsa TONITE & SATURDAY Ke ia"- :UVtl TONITE & SATURDAY , trm - - naaeiaeowst GRABLE CHAMPION - JACK UMMON BARKER POWERS DUFF m vn avsr a 1 Pr-v mm PLUS DANK DOSWmV AttOY JjUfK PATRICK DEV1WE ' .-' H0IIH tivn'TllpTTy. 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