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o o c o c 'n rmjBTEZN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, August 12, 1955 o G wifn VLm; 7 yvalliM 1 -J - -x cm y . I WINNING FREEDOM on parole in Los Angeles, George ;41eft) and Charles Finn plan to carry to Congress fight for vindication. They served 108 days for making "citizens' ar rest of U. S. district attorney in fight over ownership of sur plus plane bought from school near Bakersheldjlnternational) Students Complete Work for Degrees Ashland Eighty students have completed requirements for the Bachelor of Science de gree in elementary , education coring summer session at South ern Oregon college. Only seven of the graduates wfll be teaching for the first tiifte starting this fall. All of the others have had prior teaching experience. Graduation exercises and awarding of diplomas will take ptoce June 1, 1956, at the college. Jackson county graduates in clude: Bernice Marie Archer, Mary. 3 Ann Athanas, Dorothea Crowley, C&ra Louise Fader, Barbara Ruth Heath, Stafford Griffith Thflmas, and Ronald Keith Wild ersan, all of Ashland. Margaret Ellen Bishop and Eleanor Curry Hamilton, both of Central Point. Mary Francis' McGovern, Eale Point, o (Jfancy Rachel Rethemeyer. Gold Hill. ois Matheny Kamberg, Jack sonville. Marguerite Watson Black, Lil liafl Grace Brownlee, Dealous Lafayette Cox, Fern Burcham Graves, Leona Daugherty Gilin sky, Monte Joseph Kounz, Mary Norvell, Corinne Inez Robbir.s, Rachel Erin Scheel, Loren F. Soderlund, and Lora N. York, all of Medford. G)Ida Eleanor McArthur and Beverly Gean Thanos, both of Phoenix. .Ruth Hilda Granby and Nel lif Donaldson Young, both of Tttent. Draft Board Offices To Close Aug. 16-17 The local offices of the se lective service system will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday, A. 16 and 17, so that members of the board and staff may attend a meeting in Portland at which Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Washington, D.C., national di rector of the system, will be the min speaker. fA banquet meeting also is scheduled at the Bonneville ad ministration building. Guy Applewhite, chairman of the local board and Gary E. Gar r5l, a board member; Miss Helen McDonnell and Mrs. Violet Jack son of the office staff plan to make the trip fold Hill Gold Hill Mrs. Ruby Quak enbush has sold her interest in the Flycaster cafe, on Highway 99,, north of Gold Hill, to her former partner, Mrs. Ward Gar rett of Rogue River. Mrs. Gar rett and Mrs. Quakenbush have been operating the cafe since the first of June. ,JIrs. Quakenbush is planning, to feave soon for California to be present for the departure of her son, Cpl. Bart Quakenbush, who is leaving for oversees duty with the US Marine Corps. Mrs. Quak elijbush will have no further con niption with Flycaster cafe. Mr. and Mrs.'Jim Parker have had as visitors recently, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parker and daugh ter Gail, Burlingame, Calif. Rus sell is the son of Jim Parker. Donald Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parker, is nursing two badly cut fingers he received while working at the mill on GJls creek. Portlander Killed As Auto Hits Pole Portland (U.R) One 17-year-old Portland youth was killed and two others were injured last night when their car smashed into a power pole at Jantzen beach. Dead was Ronald Siverson. Taken- to Emmanual hospital in serious condition were Robert Dahlstrom and Dan Thorsnes. Witnesses said the car drove out of the parking lot and struck the power pole, snapping an 11,- 000-volt feeder line and blacking out lights along the Jantzen strip. Salem U.R) Funeral serv ices will be held tomorrow for Col. Elmer V. 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