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o o United Air Lines "Releases Names Of Crash Viciims Chicago (U.R) United Air lines today released the follow ing list ol names of persons killed in the crash of a DC-6B near Longmont, Colo., last night: Passengers: I. F. E. Ambrose, Seattle, Wash. 2-3. Mr. and Mrs.- Beckstrom, Seattle. 4. John P. Bromelyn, Seattle. 5. Frank M. Brannan, Seattle. 6. Mrs. J. W. Eunch, Forest Grove, Ore. 7-8. Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Eynum, Sherwood, Ore. 9. Barbara J. Cruse, Denver. 10. Carl F. Deist, Hills borough, Calif. II. John Des Jardins, Kansas City, Mo. 12-13. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dorey, Whitman, Mass. 14-15. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Edwards, Providence, R. I. 16-17. Mrs. James Fitzpatrick and infant James II, Batavia, N. Y. 18-19. Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Her man, Vancouver, Wash. 20. Elton B. Hickok, Seattle. 21. M. P. Hobgood, Hatfield, Pa. 22. K. J. W. Jungels, Aurora, 111. 23. Mrs. Dasie E. King, Den ver. 24. P. F. Krough, (No home address available). 25-26. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Lipke, Pittsburgh, Pa. 27. Mrs. Lewis L. McLain, Portland, Ore 28-29 S. Morgan, Wilmette, 111. 30. James W. Purvis, Tacoma, Wash. 31. H. G. Robertson, Ruther ford, N. J. 32. Dr. Harold -R. Sandstead, Silver Springs, Md. 33. Sally Ann Scofield, Denver. 34. Military. To be released later. 35. J. E. S t r o u d, Okemos, Mich. 36. Clarence Todd, Tacoma, Wash. 37-38. Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Van Valin, Newberg, Ore. 39. Mrs. Alma Windsor, St. Johns, Nfd. Crew members: 40. Capt. Lee H. Hall, pilot, Seattle. 42. Pilot Engineer S. F. Ar thur, Seattle. , 43. Stewardess Peggy Petti cord, Seattle. 44. Stewardess J a c q u e 1 ine Hipes, Seattle. m & .Governments Seek Private Forecasts Chicago IU.R) Local govern ment bodies are turning to the used of private weather services, according to the American Pub lic Works Association. Mostly they contract for snow and - ice forecasts so they will know when to send out snow- plow or sanding crews, the asso ciation said. Some seek fog forecasts in order to set up signs reducing speed limits Other clients in the public service field are local transit compaines thatv need to put storm control programs into op eration. S The use of private weather services by both business and government largely has devel- oDed since the end of World War II. Wtintda, Itomkr t. IMS BEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN 7 Oregoiiians Killed in Crash .Of UAL Airliner m Cos Portland -UP.) Seven Ore-1 visiting relatives in Glastonbury, sonians and several other per- Conn. sons bound here died last riisht in the filming crash of a United Air Lines DC-6B airliner near Longmont, Colo., which took 44 lives. Those from Oregon listed aboard the plane included: Mrs. J. W. Bunch, 60, Forest Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Eynum, Sherwood: Mrs. Lewis L. Mc Lain, 81, Portland: Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Van Valin, Newberg, and 1 Miss Jacqueline Hands, a stew- ardess, who was raised in Eu- rO gene. O3 Also aboard the plane were f Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Herman, Van- couver, Wash., . fine nf the nasseneers killed r.. was Dr. Harold Sanstead, na- ' tionally known nutrition re search expert, who was en route to address the sixth annual in-1 stitute on tne tar r-asi ana World Affairs at Oregon State f college Nov.' 3-5. 'fe Dr. and Mrs. Van Valin were .; Egj returning home from a month's j pij vacation in Philadelphia. He was , p a retired dentist. Their son, Her-1 g?3 bert, Corvallis, was en route to ; .- Portland to meet his parents ! f-ti when he heard news of the crash ; on the radio. Kg Mrs. Bunch was returning p from Denver where she had,one ! jsa o mootintr nf MptVlO- r Lll aucnu a iiiv.iiiii5 v. dist church officials. Eugene Girl Aboard Mr." and Mrs. Bynum were re- turning XO ineir iiuine 111 dim- , wood after a trip to Amarillo, : g ;x., to visit his parents. He was , ; j t it j 1 a geologist for Sinclair Oil tom-;Mj Mr. and Mrs. Frederick . . -eYnprtine : Ml a baby They only recently $g m,-nrl IherumnH from Port- "4 LllUf U uiii.. ' " land. Mrs. McLain was the widow of a Presbyterian minister and a long-time resident of the Jen nings Lodge area. She had been Miss Kinds, 26. was the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hinds of Eugene. Those en route here included two executives of the Oldsmo bile division of General Motors, James Straud of Lansing, Mich., general sales manager for the firm in the western United States, and Carl Deist, San Fran cisco, regional manager of the firm's Pacific division. They were to meet with Portland dealers this noon. First Air Trip Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Lipke, Pittsburg, Pa., were en route to Portland to visit his sister-in-law, Mrs. William Moran. He was general sales manager of a chemical engineering firm. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dor sey, Whitman, Mass., were en route to spend the winter in Portland with their son, Robert, and his wife. The son moved here only recently from Cor vallis. Mr. and Mrs. Herman had never flown before taking a va cation trip to the east from which they were returning. They lived in the Salmon creek district of Clark county. Her? man was born in Molalla, Ore., in 1886. An unidentified military per son also was"" aboard the plane. A distraught father reported here his son was scheduled to ar rive on the flight but identifica tion was withheld pending offi- orado cial notification of kin by the military. . FAST KJosetf BEUEFZaspikh for k.t T&A 1 1 Headache 100 TABLETS 49t Oh-h-h! Those '56 OLDSMOBILES! Coming NOVEMBER 3 Darrell Miller Co. 415 SOUTH RIVERSIDE imm & mm ummmnf 5 mm m .mm mm m 1 1 m rt ivn tffjB tvi is--- s: .:-?- e w a-a t ?mnz feus y y y y y Xiis i'j-VrtrtiiY,Tiii t-UUlW.i.lCTpiTIl1.imKilMKi--.. Tokyo (U.R) Dr. Masoyoshi Watanabe of the Stomach Insti tute said today that despite "popular misconceptions" to the contrary, a stein of beer con tains a healthier dose of vitamin C than spinach, carrots or oranges. i Nyssa Merchants Alarmed Oyer Business Decline 1 m I 55 Nyssa (U.R) Nyssa mer- m chants today expressed alarm at j a 40-50 per cent drop in busi- j ness as a result oi jpuDiicity given , this eastern Oregon town s polio j fcyn epidemic. - feS At the same time, State tpi- j demiologist Dr. Samuel Osgood : of ; Portland announced tnar ; well over 600" persons were ; CPJ inoculated with gamma globulin i f.: yesterday in an emergency pro- j jp gram undertaken to halt a wave of polio. I m Dr. Osgood said he was well . satisfied" with the special clinics Mjl set up to administer the vaccine, g which was obtained in an emer- j gji gency shipment from the Nation- : MS t.1 TTi-,,inrIatinn fnr Tnfantilp Par- 13 al Foundation for Infantile Par alysis. Some 600 volunteers are helping with inoculations, he said. Business Could Drop More Merchant spokesmen said their volume of business could drop even more as a result of three photographs which appeared in an Ontario paper, showing a dead cat land a dead dog on top of uncovered garbage at the Nyssa city dump. Nyssa City Manager 'Aubrey Middaugh, who said there was "no argument" that the dump was a "problem," said the area would be sprayed Thursday, and that a program to cover it with dirt would be started. Middaugh pointed out that two ' separate sanitation studies of the Nyssa area were being conducted, one an independent study by the Idaho Health De partment, and the other by the Oregon Health Department. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Pay Balance of Contract ... and OWN - ONE OF OUR FAMOUS 301 SLANT-NEEDLE - Singer ' SEWING MACHINE GO 3T8 East Main Street TAKES FINAL DRASTIC ACTION TO FORCE OUT HUGE STOCK QUICK TIME COST OR LOSS NO OBJECT HURRY TO SHARE! IN DOUBLE vat w i iiru u vr u vj 1 F Hi y ONLY A CRITICAL EMERGENCY OF THIS MAJOR IMPORTANCE WOULD NECESSITATE SUCH RADICAL SMASH-DOWN, CU. AND FUTURE NEEDS! SALE CONTINUES DA1LYI T-SLASH PRICESI EVERYTHING GOESI BUY NOW FOR PRESENT: M We are desperate! Time is short and we still have thousands of items to Close Out! Realizing that the only alternative is to practically give this fine merchandise away we have slashed prices way below cost in order to sell every piece in the next few days! Profit or loss is no longer considered in our efforts to sell out this Stock! Buy fine Hardware, Tools, Plumbing Supplies, Housewares, Gifts, etc., now at the SMALLEST PRICES EVER SEEN IN MEDFORD! But Hurry! OPEN WED NESDAY EVENING 'TILL 9 P.M. CRAIN & MOHR HARDWARE SELLING STARTS , TOMORROW At 9:30 A.M. And will continue daily with unabating force until this fine stock is sold Out! -' 0 OUR FINAL EFFORT To assure immediate and positive action to sell out and close out the balance of this fine sjock of quality Hardware, Homewares, Paints, Tools, Gift jtems, Dinnerware, etc. Regardless of cost or loss we close our doors forever! We have, nevertheless, SLASHED PRICES to force out the balance of this entire stock quickly! The greatest bargain treat ever offered and at an opportune time for Christmas savings we guarantee you will not be disappointed. We advise early shopping! Advertised articles on sale while quantities last! Forcing Out Balance of Stock and Fixtures. CRAIN & MOHR HARDWARE Regular 25c WEATHER STRIPPING Keeps the cold air out the warm air in your home. Long lasting felt 17 ft. package. WE QUIT !9c Regular 6.05 FLOOR ENAMEL Long wearing finish. Famous "Moore" quality for wood or concrete. 6 leading colors to harmonize in any room. Hurry! Final price! 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CHOICE UII price Regular S123 PORTABLE ELECTRIC SKIL" SAMf Heavy duty for all professional or) amateur carpenters can be used in hand for shop use, 8 INCH CUT Demonstrator for all cutting uses WE QUIT $91.93 ENTIRE STOCK HINGES 25 OFF All sizes for every need Your Choice 14 OFF Regular $23.00 TABLE MODEL RADIO Famous "Crosley" make Multitube for the best recep tion. Decorative colors. Hurry! QUIT IO ALL OTHERS 20 OFF rHtd' Regular to $1.56 PAINT COLORS Attention painters and home owners. Color your paint the way you want it All colors ground in oil Vi Pints. ' Final Slashed Price Regular to $9.00 PAINT COLORS- $69 Pints NOW 225 EAST SIXTH MEDFORD, ORE. "95 iuj.iiMiirttirifi PMMBWiPWIIBal
