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Births BARTON To Bob. ROR W?t 27. !35r5. a K;rl Mr. and Mrs. Main ft , July . 7 pounds 12 uncri at Sacred Heart ho;p;:a AUGUST WED. THURS. MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD TWICE DAILY 230-8 00 p.m THI JACKSON COUNTY SHRINE CLUB Preent THE REFRESHINGLY NEW AND DECIDEDLY DIFFERENT 1956 EDITION T PRODUCED BY TOM PACKS CIRCUS Stupendous Mobilization of orenic surprises omoiingl accompilshed animal . . . enai marvels . . . masters of spill second precision headed by the empress of the clouds . . . "Miss Rietta" and a dazzilng sky ballet of skill . . . grace and glittering feminine loveinless The incomparable WALLENDAS high wire walking wonders The Flying Hortzels incredible aerial artistry . . . TOM PACKS ELEPHANTS CAPT. EDDIE KUHN and his mixed group of some of the most treacherous wild jungle beasts ever assembled together. Comical Clowns Frolicking Bears Educated Canines Bubbling over with aughs and new innovations Avoid waiting in line Get Tickets NOW at the ESQUIRE THEATER BLDG. Adults . $1.20 Children 50c Rtsrved Seats: Matinees 60 Addit. Nights 1 :00 Addit. Inc. Tax 8H ,-iii-ri,i'UliB').r-nif,i,'M AND TOMORROW! I YOU LL SEE HOW REVEALING A REAR j.VHtfL 1 f PAGAN SFLTADOR KSt L0E... Pltisoni-Mjii Rome! ANDRULLtS AND THE Jan SIMMONS-Victor Robert NEWTON wAhi YOUNG. Aadrocks TTJlne WdMDMEre SMOKE DINING ROOM The New Dining Room Week Dayi - - - 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Sundays A.M. lo 11 P.M. THIS SUNDAYS FEATURED ITEMI Stewed Chicken with Spoon Dumplingj Including: Your Choice of Salad $140 From Our Salad Tray . ' All Food Spclally Prepar.J by CHEF DORSEY LAY Children'! Portion . . . 75c Local and Aisume Name H. Don Kahl ' Handbag Found Milo V. Ku hs assumed the bus.ness name balek, 1320 West Main St.. Med Don s Plumbing Service, accord- ford, reported to city police Fri- ;nz to records in ine ome oi the county clerk and recorder Joint Picnic Tn Chin Up r'-jb and Council of the Blind will hold a joint pot'uck picnic behind the Scout house in Haw - ihorne park this afternoon, start - ins at 3:30. Families and suests of both organizations are invited to attend. Leaves for England Mrs. Ronald Bean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Incram. 1513 Ter race dr., left Thursday to join her husband in England where he is stationed with the Army. She plans to remain there a vear. Hospitalized Mrs. Hazeldean Hohensee, 331 Haven ft, who had surgery Thursday in Port land, will be released from Providence hospital in about 10 days, it v.aj reported here Sat urday. Manni Visited Mrs Bentlev, Yakima. Wash Cidonia I is visit- ! ing this week at the home of her sis'er and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mann, 47 Rose ave. Mann returned home Sat urday from local hospital where he has undergone surgery Furcnasi nomt wr. ana ;urs. Carl P. Paulsen, formerly of Tacoma. Wasli.. recently Dur- j chased a finish-yourself home in Crater Park, according to Ed Eggers of the Rogue Valley Land company, who handled the transaction. New Home Mr. and Mrs Henririk Lei.ienaar recently pur chased the home formerly own ed by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sand vig on Beall lane end Grand rd . Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Leipenaar rerently arrived from i Holland. Leijenaar. a former Marine enginer. is employed at ; Elk Lumber company. The sale , was completes oy thuck Shot-j wen ni ine ftogue valley Land company. Car Accident Motorists in volved in a collision in an alley between Front St.. and Central ave. and Main st. and Eighth si.. Friday morning were Earl Robert Miller, route 1. box 470. Central Point, and Warren Dick Harding, route 2. box 171J. Med ford. There w ere no injuries and no citations were Issued, citv police reported. I Kindergarten Set Pre-regis-! tration w in De open lor a limit ed time for parents to register their children for the new Cen tral Point kindergarten to open in the fall. Registration will be held at the home of Mrs. Wil liam Saxburv. 263 South Sec- i ond St.. Central Point. Reistra-! tion fee is one dollar. Additional information may be obtained from Mrs. Saxbury at NO-4-2985, Mrs. Don A. Faber. NO-4-2903, or Mrs. Gay Anderson. NO-4-2958. CARD OF THANKS U wish to thank ail fnr the svm paihv and kindness shown us since the low nf our ion. Mr. and Mrs. John Kercher TONITE! HON MATURE Kanrice EVANS Located in The HOLLAND HOTEL Personal ua. outrinuuii mai naa iuunu a woman s blue handbas t-ear a bench in Hawthorne par. Beturn Home Mr Glenn Linn. and and Mrs. daughter. .Shrryl. 119 Washington St. Mr.; ; and Mrs. Frank Clark. S22 Grant , st . and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. : . Winer. Jacksonville highway, j i have returned home af'.er vaca-1 j tioning for a week in Victoria i and Vancouver. Roundtable Meeting A prog ress report f"i th Jackson coun ty juvenile ritenion home wjll be given at the weekly Jackson County Chamber of Commerce roundtab'e meeting at the Jack son hotel Monday noon. Mrs. ' Kay Crowell. director of the Jackson county juvenile depart jment. and F. G. Crowell. field I representative for the MacLaren ! School for Boys. Woodburn. will j give the progress report. Obituaries FRED COMBEST Fred Comivst. 7.V of Talent, died at home early Saturday morning. Mr. Combest wa born Aug. 1 1, 1380. in Altanthus, Gentry county Mi Wo rrnssArt the , . PIa,ns ln ls"' vv,,h hls P" when he w as seven. Mr. Corn- best was a veteran of World War I. He was employed bv the was employed bv government, and settled in Jack sonville In 1 Q43 hp moved to t i . i , i ,. , Talent where he has since lived. : Survivors include his mother. j Mrs. Louisa J. Cnmbest of Tal-jArmy Wednesday at the recruit ens 'mothers. Tmv Cnmbest. ins sni induction station, Port- Central Pmnt. Hugh Combest. Gold Hill: one jister. Melissa Cam-! South Pacific Hiehwav: ; Prrn two nieces, Ardith Lokken. Gold Hill, and Virginia Holbrook. ! lanem. trenius vnmnes., v,uiu;Arlton Henso Central Point; Medford; three nephews. Rus-1 Dennis Gene Miller, 20. son of Combest, Turner, and Hugh j Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Miller of Combest Jr.. Medford. j 837 Marshall ave., and Quentin Funeral services are pending Dear Sloan. 17. son of Mrs. Mr S. at the Perl Funeral home. j Dtson of Gold Hill, were en- : listed in the Marine corps re- MARTHA E. DEHAAS ' rently at ceremonies held at the Mrs. Martha E. Dellaa. form- Broadway theatre in Portland, rrly of Central Point, died Thurs-: They are in the Seventh Ore day in Yaldez, Alaska. The body j gon Beaver platoon which is is being returned to Medford composed of men from tiie state for services and interment. Cong-j "ho enlisted July 19. The pla- j er-Morris funeral home is in j charge of arranaiments. : ; MINNIE ROBINSON Mrs. Minnie Robinson, aunt of Mrs. Edna M. Trent, 539 Pen-j nsylvania ave.. Medford. died at her home in Ashland Saturday i Ashland Mortuarv is in charge of funeral arrangements. AVERY H. DAVIS Word has been received nereu..a airman scnooi at : of the death of Avery H. Davis : Jacksonville. Fla. Yocoin, who ; July 26 in Hopewell, Va. ! was promoted to his present rank i In addition to his wife and son of Hopewell he is survived by three sisters. Mrs. Martin V. Hill. Mrs. Bert N. Davis, Med ford. Mrs. George Noll. Cres cent City, and a brother. Luther M. Davis, of Medford. SMALL WORLD NOTE Milwaukee iU.R If you don't think it's a small world, just ask the Rev. Harman Thom ?s. a Milwaukee Methodist min ister. Thomas was in Germany recently preaching in a number of churches in the Nuremberg area as part of an exchange pro gram. One Sunday five Ameri can soldiers turned up in the German congregation of one of the churches. They were mem bers of the minister's home church, on a tour of duty over seas. GTS GET tITaIN-WHISTLE Montreal . UF- -Hear that !one-ome whistle . . ." will short ly be more than just a hue from a song for GI s of the 37th Fight er Squadron. Meeks Field, Ice land, since the Canadian Nation al Railway dispatched a locomo tive whistle to the northern U.S. Air Force base. Along with the instructions the railroad sent an enginer's cap to be worn by the operator. Canada's forests rover about 6nn.oon.onn acres. ESS Hours Servicemen j 'Sit-Down' Strike Rrinarlo. Pamn A !lxnoLir '5l!down rike by DliydlKy dl LuinP i 300 "a'e Prison inmates ended ; early Saturday w hen Warden Thirty-two officers and men J George Cummines said "I know of the 417th engineer aviation v.-hen I'm licked." brisarie. an Army reserve unit I Cummines scheduled a meet which has nermanent h,r! 'ne with Gov. A. A. Ribicoff quarters in Medford. are current ly under going two-week sum mer field training at Yakima firing center, Yakima, Wash. Col. William H. Prentice. Medford. is commander of the unit. Whil in Yakima, the 417th will perform the normal duties of an engineer headquarters unit. Four corps of engineers units which are taking train ing at the same time have been attached to the brigade for the period. At present, the combined groups are working on various construction projects in the vi- ! cinity of the firing center. July 31 and Aug. 1 they plan an overnight field exercise. r nday. (hry ed by Hugh M ere all inspect- Iilton. assistant secrrlary of the Army. Milton made his inspection while on a tour of Army reserve training sites in the northwest. Members of the 417th are from Medford. Ashland. Grants Pass, and other cities and towns in the Rogue river area. Three memoeis oi me ujra engineer aviation depot company in Klam ath Falls also are participating in the training exercise. FOUR INDUCTED ,. l-niir hdVC f r n m 1-ir.l-rnn county were inducted inl0 "the land. They were Jack Duane iTfiefer, Shady Cove: William Carl Point Elmer Christian. Eagle and James Rov Gandee, Ashland. ENLIST IN MARINES toon was transferred as a unit to the Marine recruit depot. San Diego, for ten weeks training. Sloan has a brother. Col. Garv Sloan, who is stationed w ith the : Marine corps at Camp Pendle-, ton. Calif. n rT - ' - ""YV 19. son of Mrs. G. W. Jack of fi25 Cherry st., Central Point, has! at ine graduation exercises, fin- ished second in his class of 120. I He is being sent to Electrician j school for further training Yocom. who enlisted in the I Marine corps Jan. 3, attended I Southern Oregon college. j IN TRAINING Donald B. Rowden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Rowdcn of Central Point, is scheduled to complete recruit training at the Marine corps recruit depot, San Diego, Calif.. July 20. Upon completion of training, he will be assigned to Camp Pendleton. Calif, for fu.rther infantry train ing, or to one of several Marine corps schools. TEAM MEMBER Sergeant First Class William j 0. Downing, son of Glenn C. : Downing, route 1. Central Point, j is a member of the 30th field laitillery group pislol learn in , Buedingfon. Germany. Sgt. I Downing entered the Army in 1940 and arrived in Europe in September. 1954. His wife, Ezma, is with him in Germany. His DINE ON THE COOL, BREEZY PATIO AT - - - MON DESIR DINING INN - Near Central Point You'll enjoy thu delic'oui fod . . . tHt ddiffctful atmuphfrt . . h warm hospitality at MON DESIR . . . Phon NOrmandy 4-2313 for retcrvations. HOUSE of North of Gold Hill AT On Display - One of the West's Finest Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets Summer Hours - 8 to 7 Under Foundtr't Management Since 1930 Prisoners Halt Saturday morning amid specula tion that he might offer his resignation. The warden told the inmates "I'm going to move out of here. There's no question about it." The mreting was called after the warden gave in to many of the prisoner-;' demands, without pacifying them. No Violence The disturbance, which was without violence began at 7:45 o'clock Friday night when the inmates refused to return to their cells from the prison rec reation yard until they could talk with newsmen. The warden complied with their wishes and renorters were summoned. The inmates next chanted a . demand for release of a 30-year i prisoner from an isolation cell. Leroy Nash was removed from the so-called "hole" and Cum mings promised not 1o resort to solitary confinement anymore, pending settlement of the dis pute. The warden then signed a statement, promising that the in mates' complaints will be pre sented to the prison board of directors and to state legislators. This still failed to pacify most of the prisoners so the warden climbed a wall and pleaded with i for 20 minutes. They grad ually Irirkled back to their cells ! and the disturbance was over by I 2 a m. I The warden said, "I've been I in this game long enough to; know when I'm licked." Cum-j i mings has been in prison work j I for 23 vears, the last two as j i warden. SHE SAW Jamestown, .N. Y. (U.Ri Fire trucks roared up to a busy inter section three times in one week. Each time it was a false alarm. A bit of detective work led to the culprit, a six-year-old kinder garten pupil. She said she w anted to see what would happen. Her mother promised to administer corrective treaimnt where it would do the most good. WHITE ROSE WINS Newark.' N. Y. 'U P' A: while rose has been chosen for j national honors for the first timp in the 13-vear history of the All- 1 America P,ose selections. The 'All - America floribunda for 1937. is White Bouquet, introduced to the public at the 25th annual! rose festival here. Its originator. E. S. Boerner, has had more ' roses patented under his name tnan anv hybridizer in history. ' OH, NOl Milwaukee iu.K' Vic Kralj, West Allis. said a bartender he hired at his tavern made a dry i martini this way: A customer asked for a dry martini "with an onion." The bartender mixed the drink properly. But for the on- ;ioii." He sliced off a hunk of a Bermuda onion and slipped it into the glass. RANCH-STYLE CONVENT Bangor. Mich. iU.Ri Men of Sacred Heart Catholic church here are building a 13-room ranch-style convent for six nuns who will teach in the church's new school next fall. mother, Mrs. Vera Washington, lives in Canyonville. ABOARD SHIP Jim H. Sheperd. seaman ap prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman P. Sheperd of Jackson ville, js serving aboard the heavy cruiser USS Helena which re turned to Long Beach, Calif., July 9, from a six-month tour as flagship of the seventh fleet in the Far East. MYSTERY Open Throughout The Year ' Sunday, July 29. 19S - e f4 ' " s IN CIRCUS HERE Ricky and Freddy, a couple of Alaskan bears, will be seen in the Tom Pack Shrine circus at the Medford High school football stadium Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 1 and 2. There are two shows scheduled daily, starting at 2:30 and 8 p.m. Other animal acts will include performances by Siamese elephants, trained Dressage horses, llamas, goals, pigs and bareback riding dogs. Captain Eddy Khun will perform in a special steel arena with a mixture of Nubian lions, panthers and bears. President of Peru Officially in Office Lima. Peru U.P' Dr. Manuel Prado became president of Peru Saturday as the result of this nation's first free election in 11 years. Prado succeeds Manuel A. Odria. who became president after leading a successful mili tary roup against the govern ment in 194R. Prado was elected to office June 17. The last previous free elections in Peru were held in 1945. The four -dav inauguration program, coinciding with Peru's independence celebration, was scheduled to open Saturday aft ernoon when diplomatic mis sions from 40 countries present their credentials. U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles flew to Lima from ihe recent American presidents' conference in Panama to attend the inauguration. He interrupt ed his diplomatic schedule Fri day to confer with Washington by telephone for several hours in connection with Egypt's seiz ure of ihe Suez Canal. Dulles cancelled a sightseeing tour arranged for him by the Peruvian government. He was scheduled to leave Lima for Washington Sunday night. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police were organized for serv ice in 1S73. ANNOUNCING! For the Vacation Season Tabu Dinner House Will Be Closed on Sunday Starting Sunday, July 29 H I HELD OVER FIGHTING SAGA OF ML I THE BATTLE CRY OF THE lrC" ' Color by TECHNICOLOR SOUTH PACIFIC! 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