EIGHT MEgFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
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ITALY'S PRESIDENT VISITS COAST San Francisco
Mayor George Christopher (right) presents the key to the
city to Italian President Giovanni Gronchi at special cere
monies in the rotunda of the City Hall. More than a
thousand well-wishers were on hand to witness the ceremony.
Budapest Radio Reports
Disastrous Floods
Vienna, Austria (U.R) Radio
Budapest reported Saturday that
Hungary's disastrous floods have
taken four lives at the town of
Mohacs on the Yugoslav frontier.
It was the first official cas
ualty report to come out of the
Communist - dominated country
during the current floods.
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Couple Start Married
Life in Same Hospital
Monroe, Wis.: (U.R) Mr. and
Mrs. John Black started their
married life Saturday as hospital
patients.
Black, 27, and the former
Helen Sturzene'ggern, 26, were
mairied Friday on their coin
cidental birthdays and then en
tered a hospital for minor surg
ery, planned before the wedding.
Court Martial Cases
Will Be Reviewed
Tokvo (U.R) A U. S. Army
stiokesman said Saturday Mai.
Gen. E. J. McGrar would review
the court martial convictions of
six American employes of the
Army for operating a liquor
black market ring in Japan.
The Americans, sentenced to
rjrison terms raneina from one
to two years and fines up to
$2,500, will be held in an Army
stockade pending the review.
Japanese workers at Yokohama
Army liquor stores currently are
being tried in connection with
the case in which 676 cases of
liquor were bought and sold il
legally to Japanese dealers for
some $13,850.
Court Records
POLICE COURT
Allen Skeeters Perry, failure to
stOD at stOD sien. So.
Kenneth Charles Hudson, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Herman Leonard Gegner. reckless
drivine. S25.
Ruth Smith Gordon, violation of
basic -rule. 510.
Elizabeth Ann Wood, violation of
basic rule. S10.
Lorraine Jess Shepherd, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Laura Gates Dean, violation of
basic rule. S10.
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DISTRICT COURT
Jerrv Ravmond Troxel. improper
tail light, S10 (bail forfeited).
Dayton Elwood Glenn, no operators
license. S6.
Richard Dean Glenn, no operators
license. S6; failure to stop before
entering a through highway. S6.
Cloid Logan Donner, overwidth, S15.
Raymond Burton Klinefetter, bus
speeding. S10.
Frederick V. Wooldridge, failure to
stoo at stoo sign. $10.
Merlin Wayne Fjarli. truck speed
ing. $10. (bail forfeited).
Cecil Lee James, no tail light, $10.
(bail forfeited.
Gordon DeWayne Lewis, failure to
operate on the right side of highway,
$25. (bail forfeited).
Troy Leonard Dean, no signal de
vice. S10. (bail forfeited).
Clifford Wallace Curl Jr., violation
of basic rule. S15.
Alfred Lee Black, illeffal possession
of intoxicating liquor. $25.
CIRCUIT COURT
Audrey Christine Phillips vs. Wes
Iev Phillips, divorce complaint.
Flora Wimer Stewart vs. Philip T.
Stewart, divorce complaint.
Frank C. Clark Jr. vs. Madeline
Jean Clark, divorce complaint.
College Night Class
Schedules Listed
By SOC Registrar
Ashland Spring quarter
night classes beginning March
19 and ending June 1 at South
rn Oregon college have been an
nounced by Mrs. Mabel Winston,
registrar. Registration may be
accomplished on the night each
class begins.'"'
March 19 classes include basic
ceramics, 2 hours credit, Monday
7-9 p.m., Wilda; painting, 2 hours
credit, Monday 7-9 p.m., Ady;
educational psychology, 3 hours
credit, Monday 7-9 p.m., Mes
senger; problems in education,
3 hours credit, Monday 7-9 p.m.,
Sampson; measurement in edu
cation, 2 hours credit, Monday
7-9 p.m., McAulay; first year
Spanish, 4 hours credit, Monday
Tuesday, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Hannan.
March 20 classes include his
tory and appreciation of music, 3
hours credit, Tuesday 7-9 p.m.,
Matthews; administration in the
elementary schools, 3 hours
credit, 7-9 p.m., Graham; social
dance, 1 hour credit, Tuesday,
7 p.m., Bebber; advanced English
composition, 3 hours credit, Tues
day 7-9 p.m, Fellers; second year
Spanish, 2 hours credit, Tuesday,
7:30-9:30 p.m., Hannan; history
of the Pacific Northwest, 3 hours
credit, Tuesday 7-9 p.m., Taylor,
March 21 classes Include meth
ods research and writing, 3 hours
credit, 7-9 p.m., Bowman; prin
ciples and techniques of speech
correction, 3 hours c r..e d i t,
Wednesday 7-9 p.m., Mulling.
March 22 classes Include meth
ods and materials, 3 hours cred
it, Thursday 7-9 p.m., McAulay;
first aid, 2 hours credit, Thurs
day 7 p.m., Bulkley; psychology
of adolescents, 3 hours credit,
Thursday, 7-9 p.m., Messenger,
Fees are $8 per credit hour for
all classes with an established
minimum of $16.
DISTRICT COURT
' George E. Boderrtiamer, no motor
vehicle license. $6.
Robert William Cook, failure to
stop at stop sign. S10.
Ewell Cleveland Philips, failure to
stop at stop sign, $10.
Orville Kennon Geice, failure to
ston at stoo sign. $10.
Harold Glenn Smith, no tail light,
$6.
Chauncey Robert Beck, failure to
stop at stop sign, $10.
Frank A. Quigley, no signal device,
S7.50.
Raffle Ticket Holder
Maybe Got Anxious
South Bend. Ind. (U.R) Of
ficials of St. Stanislaus Church
figure maybe one of the ticket
holders in a raffle they are hav
ing got a little anxious.
At any rate, the grand prize
which was to have been award
ed Sunday,, a 1956 automobile,
has been stolen.
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Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
Aline Mosby
Church to Attend
Weather Confab
Robert D. Church, metorolog
ist in charge of the Medford
weather bureau, will attend a
conference tomorrow at the Un
iversity of California college of
agriculture at Davis.
The conference, which will in
clude scientists of the bureau and
university personnel, will begin
a drive by the bureau to develop
better weather reporting and
climatic research for agricultural
purposes.
A five-day program covering
weather factors in research has
been arranged by Dr.' Frederick
A.. Brooks, professor of agri
cultural engineering, who has
charge of the university's stud
ies in frost protection.
Discussions are planned to es
tablish how and what weather
information is important to agri
cultural production, and the
kind of collaboration desirable
to speed research at Davis.
Subjects to be covered include
the use of punched cards in
weather studies, climatic effects
on livestock, frost protection,
predicition of harvest dates from
weather, and building for and
better 'weather protection;
Hollywood U.R) When TV
hands out its Emmy Awards
Saturday night, master-of-cere-
monies Art
L i nkl etter
will keep the
event light
and funny
so it won't be
"p o m p o us"
like the Oscar
rites.
Some 2,000
celebrities and
workers of the
TV industry will put on
their best minks and black
ties to watch the Emmy statu
ettes being handed out on a
converted ice rink, the huge
Pan-Pacific auditorium.
The senior award-givers the
movies' Oscars conduct their
affair with seriousness. But
Linkletter thinks, "the nicest
thing about the TV Academy is
it's a young group and has not
yet become pompous."
The Emmy show has its em
phasis on humor instead of on
tearful acceptance speeches by
serious stars as at the Oscar cer
emony. Comedians Join Cast
The Oscar crowd usually has
serious actors and actresses to
present the awards. But the
Emmy group hopes to keep the
TV audience smiling by having
comics as presenters, including
George Gobel, Jimmy Durante,
Bob Cummings, Martha Raye
and Sam Levenson.
Also unlike the Oscars, most
of the Emmy nominees plan to
show up for the show both here
and in New York. Gracie Allen,
Eve Arden, Walt Disney, Loret
ta Young, Barry Sullivan, Rob
ert Young and Danny Thomas
are among the 208 nominees
who made reservations.
Linkletter offered to emcee
the event after a spirited squab
ble over the Emmy nomination
ballot. One group tried to can
cel the event. Jerry Lewis and
Dick Powell were among stars
who turned down 'the emcee
job.
Friends Give Advice ,
"A lot of friends told me 1
shouldn't have taken it because
it has been turned down by oth
ers," he grinned. "That's a fet
ish in this town to keep face.
I feel the TV Academy needed
help."
Linkletter emceed the Em
my's second awards, but the eve
ning was nearly catastrophic.
The curtain failed to go up, the
microphone conked out and a
plaster column on the stage fell
over and knocked a violinist un
conscious. , "Nothing worse could hap
pen," the genial Linkletter said.
"Doing the banquet this year
won't mean much work. I'd be
going to the dinner anyway, and
I'd just as soon be up on the
stage as sit in the audience."
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Gold Beach, Ore. (U.R) Cur
ry county sheriffs deputies were
dragging the Rogue River Sat
urday for the body of Mose Fry,
Well-known Gold Beach river
man, who fell out of a boat into
the water late Friday.
Officers said Fry and two oth
er persons, neither of whom was
immediately identified, " were
taking some diesel oil to a camp
up the river when the accident
occurred about 20 miles up
stream from here.
Sheriff Glenn Sabin said an
investigation was being made
into the apparent drowning.
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amount of joyful surprise at
being told she had won the
$25,000 grand cash prize in
the Gold Medal flour sweep
stakes sponsored by General
Mills.
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LEADING fight for self-rule,
Archbishop Makarios is ex
pelled from Cyprus by British
in attempt to end revolution
ary activity. (International)
Nationalist Chinese
Sink Three Transports
Taipei, Formosa (U.R) N
tionalist Chinese batteries sank,
three Communist transports west
of Matsu during a 65-minute gun
battle Saturday, the Nationalists
announced.
- A communique said gunners
on the Nationalist stronghold of
Matsu opened fire as the Red ves
sels steamed southward along
the Fukien coast from the Ming
river. The communique said one
of the transports was "sizeable,1
but gave no further details.
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