Everything But Gas !
Tound in Gas Tank I
O Patterson, N.J. fU.P.) Passaic -
tounty bnenu Gorman xauer
(jJfj asked a mechanic to take a
lookhursday at the station
"wagon ucd to haul inmates
from the county jail to the court
house. He said it had been pret
ty balky lately.
The mechanic opened the gas
trnk and found some marbles,
lifesavers, pieces of soap, paper,
CJteel wool, stones, scraps of
heet metal, sugar and thumb
tacks.
0 Tattersall said he would keep
he tank locked from now on
hen prisoners wash the ve
hicle.
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DANCE TO THE COMBINED MUSIC OF
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and The Rogue Valley Boys
Featuring--
Bob Burton, Harold Williams
Ray Hanson and Leo Villarino
TUNE IN'
KM ED 7 A.M. SAT.
Local and
In Portland Elmont George
of the Rogue Flying service was
in Portland this week to attend
a sales meeting conducted by
the Cessna aircraft officials.
To Marts Mrs. Mildred Mc
Carty, a buyer for Mann's De
partment store, plans to leave
Saturday for San Francisco and
Los Angeles where she will at
tend merchandise mart shows
and purchase stock for the store.
Square Dance The public is
invited to attend a square dance
Saturday, Aug. 27 at the Moose
hall. Dancing wili begin at 8:30
p.m. Potluck refreshments will
be served and coffee will be
furnished without charge. Fran
Cronin will call the squares.
Plan Picnic Members of the
Prentice Accordion band will
hold a picnic Monday, Aug. 29,
at 6 p.m. in Hawthorne park.
Following the potluck supper
the band will play for an hour
and the party will close with
swimming.
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford H. Knudsen and chil
dren, Elaine, Penny, Jim, and
Bill, are visiting from Oakland,
Calif., with Knudsen's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knudsen,
1250 Sweet rd. Clifford H. Knud
sen is a builder in Oakland. They
are spending some time at the
Knudsen summer home on Big
Butte Creek.
Here SUNDAY!
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Personal
At Osteopathic Mrs. Arthur
Ellison, 21 Genessee ave., and
Elmer Baker, Rogue River, were
reported today as medical pa
tients at Osteopathic hospital.
Investigation City Fire Mar
shal Truman Nelson reported
investigation of one complaint
in a residential area yesterday.
A hotel and six business occu
pancies were inspected and four
orders were issued for correc
tion of hazardous conditions.
Visit Her Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Hunter, North Bend, Ore.,
and Miss Elizabeth Spickler, Mi-
not, N. D., were overnight
guests Wednesday of Mr. and
Mrs. John Wubbels, 1965 Orch
ard Home dr. .
Picnic Sunday Rogue River
Valley Beekeepers will hold
their annual picnic at 1 p.m.
Sunday at TouVelle state park.
All persons interested are in
vited, according to Frank Kuoni,
president of the beekeepers asso
ciation. In Santa Ana Bill Frake, son'
of Mr. and Mrs. William Frake,
22 Richmond ave., Is visiting for
several weeks with Mrs. Frake's
mother, Mrs. Mabelle King, at
Santa Ana, Calif. Also while
south he will visit Mrs. Frake's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Darwin Blades at San
Gabriel. Among points of interest
he plans to visit is Disneyland.
Permits Issued Building per
mits have been issued to Glen
Porter, builder, for the erection
of a $9,000 residence at 1117 Ice
land st., to M. M. Huggins for
the construction of a $60,000 of
fice building at 328 South Cen
tral ave., and D. L. Pickell for
the erection of an $11,000 resi
dence at 533 Oregon Terrace,
according to records on file at
the city hall.
Son Here Ardo Stocks; a
former Medford resident, Mrs.
Stocks and their three children;
Nancy, John and Julie, are vis
iting from Sacramento, Calif.,
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Stocks, Table Rock rd.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stocks of
Coos Bay. Ardo Stocks is a for
mer Medford Mail Tribune car
rier and has lived in Sacramento
sipce 1946 when he returned
from military service.
At Community Patients re
ported today at Community hos
pital include James DeMotte,
Ashland, and Mrs. Ross Gilki-
son, 732 West Second st., both
there for medical care, and Greg
ory Barnett, 425 Ardmore, five-
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Barnett; Lowell Ray Col
well Jr., 1056 Stewart ave., and
Leon Russell, Ashland, all sur
gery patients. The Barnett boy
had emergency appendectomy.
Road Race Film The first
public showing locally of a IVz
hour color-sound moving pic
ture of the 1954 Pan-American
Road race is scheduled for Tues
day, Aug. 30 at 7:45 p.m., at the
Medford high school auditor
ium. The fifteen Medford deal
ers are co-sponsoring the film
are listed elsewhere in today's
Mail Tribune. The race was run
a distance of 1,908 miles start
ing in Tuxtla Gutierrez, near
the Guatemala border and fin
ished at Ciudad Juarez, across
the Rio Grande river from El
Paso, Tex. Included in the film
are stars, finishes, dangerous in
termediate points and aerial
views. .
Youngster Injured
In Auto Accident
A 23-month-oId girl received
slight facial cuts and bruises yes
terday when the car driven by
her mother collided with a a car
at the intersection of 12th st.,
and Riverside ave., according to
the city police department.
The girl, Yvonne Helen Clark,
daughter of Mrs. Helen Olga
Clark, 514 Franquette st., was
taken to the Medford Medical
Center building after Mrs.
Clark's car struck an auto oper
ated by William Carl Norling,
P. O. Box 43, Butte Falls, as
Norling was attempting to pull
away from the curb, police said.
Citations were issued by city
police to Mrs. Clark for having
no Oregon operator's license and
to Norling for failure to yield
right of way to traffic, police
added.
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MANEUVERS LIKE A FIGHTER The Air Force's new
Hercules combat cargo plane, the C-130, can maneuver
with precision of a fighter with its four 3750 h.p! turboprop
engines that propel the 54-ton heavyweight The huge rear
cargo doors (arrow) open in midair to drop vehicles, guns
and other bulky and heavy cargo by parachute.
News About
Servicemen
JOINS MARINES
' Keith E. Paschke, 18, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Paschke,
892 Stewart ave., enlisted this
week in the Marine corps. Pri
vate Paschke, who is a 1955
graduate of. Medford high school,
enlisted in Portland and was
flown from there to the Marine
corps recruit depot at San Diego,
Calif., where he will receive 10
weeks of basic training. Upon
completion he will take a 10-day
leave prior to further training in
a specific job within the corps.
COMPLETES BASIC
Robert Duane Tuttle, son of
Mrs. Leota Tuttle, 712 West
Fourth st., and Orvel E. Tuttle,
Portland, recently completed ba
sic training at the Parks Air
Force Base, Calif. He has been
assigned to Chanute Air Force
Base at Champagne, 111., for
schooling in electrical and hy
draulic mechanics. He is an air
man third class and is a gradu
ate of Jacksonville high school.
PROMOTED
George C. Masterfield has re
cently been promoted; to the
grade of airman first class at
Beale Air Force Base, Calif. He
is assigned to 2275th installation
squadron at Beale, the western
headquarters for aviation engi
neers. Masterfield is a son of
Charles Masterfield, route 2,
box 377M, Medford.
IN YOKOHAMA
Glen F. Ell wood, 21, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. Poole,
810 Adams lane, is a member
of the Army "40th anti-aircraft
artilery brigade in Yokahoma.
He is a specialist third class.
Ellwood is a personnel clerk in
the brigade's headquarters bat
tery. He entered the Army in
June, 1953, and received basic
training at Camp Roberts, Calif.
He arrived in the Far East in
December, 1954, and is a 1951
graduate of Rogue River high
school. Before entering the serv
ice Ellwod attended the Univer
sity of Portland and he is a for
mer radio announcer with radio
station KWJJ, Portland.
ENLIST
Several, valley people enlisted
this week in the Air Force, ac
cording to Carson W. Campbell,
master sergeant in charge of re
cruiting here.
The enlistees are William
James White, Route 1, Eagle
Point; James Harry Harper,
Eagle Point; Robert Allan
Griess, 321 North Columbus
ave.; Richard Juntley Thornton,
Ashland; John Henry Shepherd,
Ashland, and Miss Marlene
Smock, 1036 Crater Lake ave.
Also enlisting through the Med
ford office was Wayne Allen
Amack, Florence, Ore.
ALUMNI PAPER QUITS
Manhattan, Kan. (U.R) One
of Kansas' oldest publications,
The Kansas Industrialist, alumni
publication of Kansas State Col
lege,, ended a publishing life be
gun in 1875 with the June issue.
The newspaper will be replaced
by a newsletter distributed to
K-State alumni.
WRONG CAB
Columbia, S. C. (U.R) Sher
iff's Deputy A. B. Price deliv
ered a drunk to the Richland
county jail. He said the drunk
staggered to his parked patrol
car, climbed into the back seat
and ordered: "Take me home,
cabbie."
MYSTERY
Open-
Throughout
The Year
Obituary
M ATTIE LUMAN '
Mrs. Mattie Luman, wife of
Ira, died today at her home,
4827 South Pacific highway,
Phoenix.
Conger-Morris funeral home
is in charge of funeral arrangements.
MARY CRAIG
Funeral services for Mary
Ethel Jordan Craig, 64, who
died at her home on Beall lane
yesterday, will be held at Perl
funeral home Saturday at 10
a.m. with the Rev. William
Piper of the First Christian
church officiating. Interment
will be in IOOF cemetery.
The deceased, a sputhern Ore
gon resident all her life, was
born near Talent on Feb. 27,
1891. In Nov. 19,. 1922, she was
married to Francis M. Craig,
who preceded her in death.
Survivors include, a sister,
Bessie May Anderson, Duns
muir, and two nieces, Lucille
Anderson, Long Beach, Calif.,
and Ethel Max Cox, Chico,
Calif.
Births
MEEKER To Mr. and Mrs.
William, route 2, box 262A, Aug.
25, 1955, a girl, e1 pounds, at
Community hospital.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
DATE: Aug. 26, 1955
Sunset tonight 6:54 p.m. Sunrise
tomorrow 5:31 a.m.
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Continued
fair through Sunday with warming
trend. Low tonight 48. High Saturday
90.
Western Oregon: Partly cloudy to
night and Saturday. A little warmer
Saturday. Low tonight 42-52. High
Saturday 70-75 north, 80-85 south, 60
65 on coast.
Northern California: - Fair tonight
and Saturday but coastal fog. Little
temperature change.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
63: below normal 7.
Record high this date 104 in 1924.
Record low this date 42 in 1920.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to mid
night, none. Midnight to 10 a.m.. none.
Total this month none, .13 in. below
normal.
Total since Sept. 1. 8.89 inches,
9.20 inches below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 20,
highest this a.m. 74.
CITY High Low prec,
Brookings 67 50 -
Crater Lake . 63 34
Grants Pass 82 . 43
Klamath Falls 76 " 42
MEDFORD : 81 47
Portland '. 67 50
Seattle 65 54
Spokane 74 46
Yakima 75 40 -
Eureka 38 52
Red Bluff . .... . 86 60
Sacramento 82 51
San Francisco 63 52
Los Angeles ... 75' 59
Phoenix
95 78
92 62
90 68
84 79
73 63
.78 62
Denver .
Chicago ,
Miami
New York
Washington. D. C.
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FORECAST (Through
. Western Oregon and Western Wash
ington Little or no precipitation.
fiS?-8raKU,res avfaging near or
slightly below normal. Higha in west
ern Oregon 72-84. LoWg 45-55.
Nor2,ern California No precipita
norlna?0aStal fo-?V Temperatures near
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$37,500 Sought in
Damage Suit Here
R. C. and Ada J. Dunham
have filed suit in circuit court
against J. R. and Viola H. Taylor
and R. S. and Helen Judge San
sing asking S37.500 judgment
in damages.
The Dunhams allege that the
defendants cut and carried off
timber and trees valued at $12,
000 with authorization between
May 5, 1953, and August 23, this
year. The property is located
northeast of Ashland.
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