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Locai and Personal Square Dance Merry-Go- Rounders Square Dance club will dance Tuesday from 3:30 p.m. to midnight. Minnie Rob ertson will call the squares. All square dancers are invited to attend. Refreshments will be potluck. Execulive Committee The exevutive committee of the ju venile court's advisory commit ted will meet Monday, Nov. 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the county court house law library. Reports on detention home planning, to be followed by a meeting of the full advisory committee, are planned. The advisory commit tee will meet at 8 p.m. in the circuit courtroom. Gas Stolen Dee Hawlick Hamilton, route 1, box 463, has reported to the sheriff's office that between 130 and 150 gallons of gasoline were stolen from a gas pump located in a tool shed at Swedenburg Orchards, Car penter hill rd., during the night of Nov. 16. . Obituaries ETHEL EMIG Mrs. Ethel Emig, 69, who has been staying with her son, Dr. Otto R. Emig, 16 Glen Oak court died in a local hospital Sat urday. Pearl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. I. O. EDWARDS Funeral Serices for I. O. Ed wards 81. will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Ashland Mortuary Chapel, with Elks lodge No. 944 officiating. In terment will be in the Mountain view cemetery. Mr. Edwards was born Sept. 18, 1874, at Charlestown, W. Va and spent his early life in Kan- gas. In 1933 he came to Oregon from California. For 15 years he was with the Santa Fe rail road and for 20 years served as tate bee inspector. Mr. Ed wards was a member of Elks lodge No. 944 and Masonic lodge, AF and AM 23. Survivors include one son, "William L., air force; three bro thers, George. Alta Vista, Kan.; Lafe, Wisley, Kan.; and Herbert, Fresno, Calif.; a nephew, O. R. Edwards, Ashland; and a niece, Mrs. Garnet Love, Portland. . About 60 per cent of the na tion's wholesale trade is handled in New York state, especially in dry goods, clothing and furnish ings, jewelry, and some other lines as well. ( CAHD Or THANKS We desire to express to our kind neighbors and thoughtful friends our heartfelt thanks for their many ex pressions of sympathy. The beautiful floral offerings -were especially appre ciated. Rav Harder Mrs. H. H. Youne Mrs. Johannah Dautenhalm Food Sale Women of the Eagle Point -Seventh-Day Ad- ventist church will hold a food sale Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 10 a.m., at the second hand store in Eagle Point. Proceeds will be used for welfare work. Arrested Jimmie Mack White, 23 of 49 Pines Trailer court, Gold Hill, was arrested Nov. 17 by a sheriff's deputy on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, accord ing to a sheriff's office report. ENDS TONITE! Early Bird Show 5:45 p.m. Tonite ; - plus - 0jt yiylWlll.jPjljpMtIJIWM 4 : r - nr. mi i, ti iMi Adlai Supporters To Meei in Frisco To Plan Campaign San Francisco (U.R) North em California supporters of Adlai E. Stevenson for the Democratic presidential nomin ation will meet here Dec. 2 to plan for the state primary elec tion campaign, it was announced Saturday. Stevenson's supporters from the 50 northern counties will meet at the Fairmont hotel to work out a "hard-hitting drive to put California in Stevenson's column" at next year's Demo cratic party convention in Chi cago. Chairman Named William H. Orrick Jr., San Francisco attorney will preside as temporary chairman. The conference was called by Attorney General Edmund G Brown, Congressman Clair Engle and Democratic party of ficials "acting as individuals " The latter included Roger Kent of San Francisco, northern chairman of the Democratic State Central committee, and Lon Cranston of Los Altos, chairman of the Democratic council. They are collaborating with Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder of Los Angeles, chairman of the Dem ocratic State Central committee, and Paul Ziffrren of Los An geles, Democratic national com mitteeman, who are arranging a similar conference for Los Angeles at a later date. Planning Session Saturday's announcement em phasized that there would be no discussion at the Dec. 2 meet ing on the subject of a delega tion slate. It said it "would be premature and pointless to take up that subject in advance of a decision" by Stevenson on whether he will enter the Cali fornia primary. A letter .inviting Stevenson supporters to attend the confer ence will state that it "will be a down-to-earth working -and planning session at which' deci sions of extreme importance to the successful prosecution of a hard-hitting drive to put Cali fornia in Stevenson's column will be made." LEAVE FOR CLAREMONT Baker, Ore. U.R) Rep. Sam Coon (R-Ore.) and his wife have left here for a visit to Claremont, Calif., before driving to Miami, Fla. Coon will attend a congres sional hearing in Puerto Rico before leaving for the next ses sion of Congress. Births BRAATEN To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, 16 Kenwood ave., Nov. 11, 1955, a boy, weight 8V lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. THIEL To Mr. and Mrs Gilbert, 45 Hawthorne ave., Nov. 13, 1955, a girl, 6U lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. EDWARDS To Mr. and Mrs. Ray, 629 North Central ave., Nov. 18, 1955, a. boy, 8Vi lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. RAGSDALE To Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Box 19, Trail, Nov. 18, 1955, a boy, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. Greatest Guy in the World! The Man Who Takes His Family OUT to dine ... at the JACKSON HOTEL DINING ROOM for THANKSGIVING DAY The man with the Halo gives his whole family a treat when he takes them out to dine! This Thanks giving Day make it a day of relaxation for Mom and a Real PARTY for the kid dies . . . dine at the Jack son Hotel! PHONE 2-6231 Small Private Dininf Rooms Available for Family Parties. " i s if v r' i ylH i I M I WJ'', ' l i m fh&&j , SHACKLED HAND AND FOOT, John Gilbert Graham, 23, confessed bomb slayer of 44, one of them his mother, on United Air Lines plane, Is led to Denver court where arraign ment was continued until Nov. 28 by judge. (International) High School News Notes By NELLIE RAWLINGS Many tired and half-frozen Medf ordites returned from Marshfield Saturday and Sun day as anoth er football sea son drew to a close. The spirits of the support ers were not dampened by the rain. The Tornadoes were cold, tired and cov ered with mud as they surrendered to the Pi rates, but not without a hard, bitter fight up to the last play. The snowy weather upset the daily schedule temporarily as students came dragging in to school late, but managed to escape the half-hour make-up time. Classes were dismissed at 2:50 p.m. Wednesday, due to the weather. The Band and Choir will pre sent their Benefit Radio show, to be sponsored by radio station KMED, on Dec. 4. This program will be held in the senior high auditorium at 2 p.m. Tickets are now on sale and can be obtained from any band member. National School assemblies tre- sented a 45-minute program in the auditorium Nov. 14. A nair of European dancers did several dances native to particular sec tions of the globe, including Rus sia, Spain, and the Scandinavian countries. A "Pumpkin Ball" will be held at the YMCA Nov. 23. This semi-formal affair is sponsored by the Senior Tri Hi Y. There will be only two davs school next week, due to the Thanksgiving vacation. The teachers' conference will be held Nov. 23, extending the vacation one day. Our school was asked to help with the March of Dimes cam paign by selecting students to make tour of different schools in this locality. These students will speak before the pupils and promote the MOD drive. The student leaders have not yet been announced. - - Maj. Jay Hamilton of the Army, Reserve spoke to the jun ior and senior boys Tuesday af ternoon during sixth period. The discussion and movie pertained to the new Army reserve act. Tom & Jerry Hot Buttered RUM BATTER CHAMPAGNES FINE WINES MIXERS of all kinds We Deliver and Pick Up Your Empties BELL'S BEVERAGE SHOP. 124 S. Central Phone 2-4625 Meeting Postponed; Trip Not Necessary Salem (U.R) State Ren. Henry Semon of Klamath Falls braved the storms to drive to Salem for the meeting of the State Emergency Board sched uled for Friday. When he got there, Jie found that the meeting had been post poned until Dec. 2. Said Semon: "When they telephoned me at 11 a.m. Thursday to tell me of the postponement, I was al ready on my way." ASH LAN Do Annual Medford FIREMEN'S BALL Wednesday Night, Nov. 23 ' Rogue Valley Ballroom Music by BOBBY CHAMPION and His Melody Wranglers ITitjTvn now H Tense! Timely! Terrific! I- GLENN R n DOROTHY 1-ORD-lVlcGUIRE 3 4 '1 ! ARTHUR I I JOHN I KATY ' 4 Kennedy-HoDiAK-JURADO ? Rafael CAMPOS juano Hernandez - Continuous TODAY FBI Makes 2nd Arresl In Bank Robbery Case Portland, Ore. U.R) The Portland FBI office Saturday an nounced the arrest of a second suspect in the S57.500 Umatilla bank robbery of last August. Joseph Santoiana, special ag ent in charge of the FBI here, said the suspect was Jack E. Hill, who was arrested by FBI agents and local police at Clanton, Ala. The other robbery suspect, Tilmon E. Benson, was arrested at DeQueen, Ark., Friday and arraigned on a warrant issued from Portland. Locked in Vault - .The two men are accused of the daring holdup of the Inland Empire bank at Umatilla last August 22. " Several bank em ployees were locked in the vault by the robbers, who then fled in a waiting automobile, successful ly eluding a state-wide road block set up by police. Santoiana said the Bureau had filed a complaint here with U. S. Commissioner Robert Leedy. Hill, who was being held at the Dallas county jail at Selma, Ala., was scheduled to be arraigned on federal bank robbery charges Monday before the U. S. Com missioner at Selma. The largest libraries in the United States are the Library of Congress, Harvard university li brary, and the New York public library. It is estimated that if all the lake 'water in the world was poured into the oceans, the level of the sea would be raised only about two feet. Gates Open 6:30 P.M. Show at 7 P.M. ENDS TONITE BOGART TIERNEYXH HAND rl nfea mam CORDAY Sunday, November 20, 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN Teenagers' Bodies Found Near Amboy Amboy, Wash. U.P.) Clark County Sheriff's deputies report ed finding the bodies of two Amboy, Wash., teenagers in a parked car three miles from here early Saturday. The two, apparently victims of accidental carbon monoxide pois oning, were Edna Boerste, 16, and David Neal, 17. They were engaged to be marriecU Coroner Paul Mylan said the deaths probably were caused by a defective, makeshift exhaust on the youth's 1935 Model coupe. But he instructed officers to ma"ke an investigation. Mylan said the couple nad at tended a movie in Amboy Friday night and apparently parked be side the road on the way home. Almost $7.00,000,000 a year is being spent in the United States for the purpose of building or im proving churches of all of the faiths. Plan Your Next Banquet or Christmas Party at m HlJCOU D,NING INN M Pl2L9fltf CENTRAL POINT In the FRENCH ROOM, Now Available for Private Parties Complete Dinner $2.00 FOR RESERVATIONS - Phone NOrmandy 4-2513 THANKSGIVING TREAT FROM M-G-M! 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