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O GO Local and lanrni 11. St. Luke's Methodist church, WSCS. will hold a rummage sale Tuesday, a Nov. 27, at the Fchl building. 108, North Ivy st., from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ,- Thft Vernon LeRoy Fray her, 2033 Sunset drive, Med ford, has reported to city police g ;, the theft of a tire iuid wheel from his car Thursday. Thev were valued at $75, police said. ., cBik Taken "Raymond Ster ling George, 203 Elm st., Med ford, reported to city police Sat urday morning" that his bicycle had been stolen from his resi- dence. Purs. Found John Henry Tizkker,2116 East Main St., re , ported Saturday morning that he had found a woman's green purse in front of Brophy's Jewelers, 209 East Main St., according to e cUy police. . a Parked Car Hit A vehicle e operated by Albert Ambrose f," Boeggman, 825 West 13th st., Medford, struck" a state depart ment Hit finance car Friday eve ning'' while the state car was parked at 11th St. and Oakdalc ' e.' city police reported. Bikes Stolen Jack James Gil lespie, 636 West Fourth St., Med ford, has reported to city police c the theft of his son s -bicycle Thursday. John'Juwan Boyce, o 25 Summit ave., Medford, has t reported tg city police the theft e of his bicycle from his house Thursday. I ' Busiaess Name Leslie A. and ; .Muriel E. Shaw have retired the asiumed business name Valen tine's Lounge and Cafe; A. M. and Mary II. Brooks has retired G the name Central Point Hatch ery; and Leslie A. and Muriel S. Shaw hve assumed the name Timber Room, according to rec- : s rds in the county clerk's office. T Attend Meet Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Knight of Dick Knight e company, 33 South Riverside ave., Medford, will attend the 40th annual convention of the National Automobile Dealers as- tocjation Jan. 26-30 in San Fran ; , cisco. The lfith annual NAD 0 equipment .exhibition will be held concurrently with the con vention. . o Attend Meeting Dr. Ray Cas terline. Dr. J. L. Welch and Dr. M. L. Vorheis 0 Medford were among more than 100 physicians attending the recent Pacific Northwest Regional meeting of the American College of Phy licians. The meeting was held at the University of Oregon med ical school in Portland. Dr. Cas terline was one of the speakers at the session. 9 m Citation! Issued Dorothy L. Jgirdsong, 518 South Oakdale ave., and Patsy Ann Phelen, 519 West Jackson sV, received cita tions from city police Friday aft ernoon after the cars they were operating collided at the inter section if Lindley and Main sts. Mrs. Birdsong was cited for fol lowing too closely and Miss Phel ' en was cited for having no op erators license. V Bell Home Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Seay have sold their home at 1020 West 11th St., to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Rob ertsons. The Seays have been Medford residents for 24 years. They are moving to Red Bluff, Calif., where Seay has accepted - employment with Alwardt Broth ers in the grocery and green goods business. The transaction was handled by Carl Beebe of the Medford Realty company, in cooperation with C. Lyall Fid ler of the Fidler-MacKenzie corporation. Ends Tonite? THE INCREDIBLE VIOLENT STORY OF ROCKY GRAZIANO! somebody up there likes mo 1 PAUl NEWUN iLgrgf'.;! PIER ANGEll PLUS 2nd Great Comedy Hit! BAZAAR Sponsored by St. Mark's Church GUILD. HALL - 5th and Oakdale Nov. 29rfi - 9:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Beautiful Gift Selections Home Cooked foods and Candies Luncheon fiem 11:30 to 1 P.M J1.00 Turkey Dinner fr.om'5 30 to 7 P.M. "Adults $1.50 Children under 10 years 75c i MUST HAVE TICKET - Personal Rummage Sale Jobs Daugh ters Bethel 55 will hold a rum mage sale at the Fehl building, 108 North Ivy st., Monday start ing at 9 a m. Held in Jail Dorothy Marie Roy, 30, of 117 South Holly st., Medford, is being held in the Jackson county jail for authori ties in Douglas county where she is wanted on a charge of writing checks without sufficient funds. Lodged in Jail Elsie Irene Gunter, 43, of 1596 South Peach st., Medford, was lodged in the county jail Friday on a charge of assault and battery. She was fin ed S50 in district court and re-. leased from jail. Visiting Howard Huener- gardt, senior at the College 01 Medical Evangelism at Los An geles, and Myrna Huenergardt, a registered nurse at Glendale Sanitarium in Glendale, Calif., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huenergardt, 51 South Stage rd., Medford, for the Thanksgiving holidays. - Hays Says NATO To Grow Stronger Paris (U.R) U.S. Rep. Wayne L. Hays said Saturday there have been "differences" among member nations of the North At lantic Treaty Organization, "but NATO will continue to grow and become stronger." The Ohio Democrat is newly elected president of the 15-na- 1 tion NATO Parliamentarian Conference which ended a week-long meeting at the Palace de Chaillot here Friday. "It was a useful experience," Hays said. "We have gotten to know each other better. Points of view were brought out some times with extreme frankness. "Most important is the fact that we were here as free men and women representing free peoples ' elected in elections which were not in any way dom inated or interfered with by gov ernments." He said the meeting of 250 NATO parliamentarians "pro vided a great contrast" with the Soviet Union and its puppet sat ellite governments. Ambassador Recalled From Israel by Turkey Ankara, Turkey (U.R) Tur key is recalling its ambassador to Israel in protest against the Is raeli attack on Egypt, informed sources said Saturday. However, the Foreign Ministry refused to confirm the report or give any information on the pos sibility of breaking diplomatic relations with the Jewish state. News About Servicemen FINISHES SCHOOL - Lewis W. Thomas, Army spe cialist third class, son of Mrs. Addison Keplinger, 630 Cherry st., Medford, was recently grad uated from the Army's European intelligence and military police school in Oberammergau, Ger many. The 21-year-old soldier was graduated from Medford High school in 1953. ON SUBMARINE Bernal A. Stevenson, Navy seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stevens, 5055 South Pacific highway, Medford, left Pearl Harbor Oct. 31 for a six-month tour of duty in the western Pa cific aboard the submarine USS Sabaio. HOME ON LEAVE David D. Blair, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Blair. 1579 South Columbus, ave., Medford, is home on a 30-day leave from the Army. He completed six months of training in the Army Reserve, then reenlisted in the Army for three years. He is assigned to the ordinance detachment, Fort Lewis, Wash. IN BERLIN Pfc. Harmon B. Green, Jr., son of Mrs. Marjorie L. Green, 542 North Bartlett St., Medford, re cently spent a leave in Germany. He entered the army in No vember, 1955, and arrived in Europe last June. He is regular ly assigned as a military police man in the 287th Military Police company in Berlin. He is a 1954 graduate of the University of Cal ifornia and a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Use Mau Tribune Want Ads Desc line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturdav: 10 a m Monda? Cor Mondavi other days 5:30 oreviousday phone 3-3 in Ashland Musician Dies of Injuries In Auto Accident Ashland Carl Herbert Love land, 66, post office box 354, Talent, died in Ashland General hospital at 8:30 p.m. Friday as the result of injuries received in a car accident Nov. 11 on Highway 99 near Ashland. Loveland's car collided with another vehicle operated by Elmer Ray Christensen, 26, Klamath Falls. Band Conductor Loveiand was born April 6, 1890, at Fort Wayne, Ala. He was conductor of the first high school band to perform at Kezar stadium in San Francisco and was originator of marching band formations with his San Luis Obispo, Calif., high school band. He was conductor of the Ash land city band for several years in the early 1920s and has taught instrumental music and tuned pianos in Jackson county for several years. He was a World War I Navy veteran and served as a musician first class in the Pudget Sound area in 1918. He was a member of Elks lodge No. 944, Ashland, a 32nd Degree Mason with coun cil No. 330 in Ashland; member of the San Luis Obispo Shrine club; member of the local No. 88599 musicians union in Med ford. and a member of the Tal ent Lions club. Services Scheduled Survivors include 'one son, Capt. Carl Loveiand Jr., New port-News, Va.; one daughter, Joyce, Monterey, Calif.; one brother, John M. Loveiand, Tal ent; one sister, Mrs. Leila Home, Oakland, Calif.; and one grand daughter. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 2 p.m. in Litwiller's Mountain View cha pel at Ashland. The Elks lodge No. 944 will be in charge of services. Interment will be at Mountain View cemetery. POSSIBLE CHOICE James D. Zellerbaeh, 64, of San Francisco is believed to be President Eisenhower's choice as the next U. S. Ambassador to Italy. Zeller baeh served as chief of the U. S. Economic Co-operation Mission in Italy from 1948 to 1950. Government Denies Wiretapping Case New York (U.R) The govern ment denied Friday it had re sorted to wiretaps to obtain in formation against defendants in the Victor Reisel acid-blinding conspiracy. Matthew Brandenburg, de fense attorney for Domenico Bando. Gondolfo Miranti, and Leo Telvi, brought up the wire tapping question during his cross examination of FBI agent Law rence H. Bracken. Bracken denied that any wire tapping information had been used in the case. Judge William B. Herlands then asked Brandenberg if he had any information that wire taps had been used. "The information I have is that there was wiretap used," Brandenberg replied. U.S. Attorney Paul W. Wil liams, questioned by Herlands. denied knowledge of wiretan in formation or "any leads from wiretapping." Information obtained by the use of wiretaps is not admissible in federal court trials. Portland Golf Club Is Fined for Machines Hillsboro (U.R) Washin-tor, county circuit Judge Glen Hieber Friday night fined Portland Golf club S100 for operating slot ma chines in its clubhouse. The sentence followed a guilty j verdict by a jury of seven worn- j en and five men. Club Treasurer Howard Bob- i bitt. on order of Judge Hieber, testified he had purchased 11 federal gambling stamps at $250 j 10& : mmmtimmtmmmmmm each for the club machines. Cse Mail Tribune Want Ads Tha Low Cost Way to Sell Obituary Notice MOLLIE WIMER PHARES Mrs. Mollie Wimer Phares, 81. died Thursday evening in a Sandpoint, Idaho, hospital. She was born Mary L. Wal gamott at Talent on Dec. 22, 1375. She is survived by her husband, Elzie Phares. Sand point, Idaho; a son. Onie R. Wimer. Medford; a daughter. Ad die McConnell, Los Angeles. Calif.; a brother, William Wol gamott, Medford; two sisters. Maggie Erskine, Medford. and Elizabeth Talbott, Portland; two grandchildren, three great grand children and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Moon Funeral home in Sandpoint. MRS. ALLISON OLIVEH Funeral services for Mrs, Al lison T. Oliver were held Fri day at Pomona, Calif. She died Tuesday at Chino, Calif. Mrs. Oliver was a , co-owner of the Rogue Valley motel, 4701 South Pacific highway, Grants Pass, where she resided. She left her home about a month ago to undergo major surgery. Survivors are two sons, Dr. John T. Oliver, Chino, and James A. Oliver, Rogue Val ley motel, and a brother, James J. Thompson, formerly of Klam ath Falls and now of the motel. GEORGE F. SMITH Graveside services for George F. Smith, 75, who died in Sacra mento Tuesday,, will be held in Mountain View Cemetery Ash land at 1 p.m. Monday. Ashland Lodge 23 AF&AM will officiate. Ashland Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Smith was born Nov. 29, 1880, in Wisconsin. On Jan. 29, 1916, in San Francisco, he was married to Ella Remich Vogel gesang, who survives. He had lived in Sacramento for 40 years and was a retired electrical employee of Pacific Gas and Electric company. He was a member of Tehama Lodge 3 AF & AM; Ben Ali Temple AAONMS of Sacramento and the Sacramento Consistory. Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Eloise McNair, Ashland: two granddaughters, Mrs. Foster Seaver Jr., Ashland, and Mrs. Gary Keener, El Monte, Calif.; and four great grandchil dren. STERLING SIPES Funeral services for Sterling Sipes. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendall R. Sipes, of Medford, who died Thursday, were held in Conger-Morris chapel Satur day morning. The Rev. Clynton G. Crisman of the Friends church officiated. Committal was in Sis kiyou Memorial park. Survivors besides the parents include sisters. Kenna and Thel ma; brothers. Darl and Dean, all at home; grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Jacks: W. R. Sipes; and Mrs. H. L. Nichols all of Med ford: several aunts, uncles and JOHN O. MORGAN Funeral services for John O. ' Morgan, of Williams, who died Wednesday, will be held in the Community church at Williams at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. The Rev. : Terry will officiate. Committal will be in Siskiyou Memorial , park. Conger-Morris Funeral home is in charge of arrange- , ments. Mr. Morgan was born Sept. j 12. 1892, in Portland, Ore. On Dec. 31, 1938, in Kelso, Wash., he was married to Vesta Lasley, who survives. He had made his home in southern Oregon since 1941 living in Ashland and Med ford until 1945 when he moved to Williams. Survivors besides his wife m- NOW it to give tome to your CHRISTMAS PARTY while there are tome dates still a va Li able. The perfect place for that festive occasion is the gaily decorated. PIONEER ROOM in the JACKSON HOTEL Whether a dinner, buffet luncheon or dance the Hotel staff will n all out to make this the best Christmas party you ever had, and win amaze 70a. Call Belt. Boyle HOUSE of North of Gold Hill AT On Display - One of the West's Finest Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets Winter Hours 9 to 5 Closed Mondays During Winter Months Under Founder's Management Since 1930 elude two sons, Jack Morgan, Portland; Frederick Smith, Ti gard, Ore.; four daughters. Mrs. Margaret Jackson, Portland; Mrs. Sylvia Armstrong, Port land; Mrs. Dorothy Chalkers. Medford; and Mrs. Delores Fore man. Gresham. Ore.; two broth ers, Henry Morgan, and Thomas Morgan, both of Portland; 17 grandchildren and 3 great grand children. GEORGE GALBRAITH Funeral services for George Galbraith, 63, of 1165 Morrow rd., Medford, who died Friday, will be held in Conger-Morris chapel at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday The Rev. Alice Woolley of the First Methodist church of Talent will officiate. Committal will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Pallbearers will include Ever ett Bailey, Herman Sommers, William Bagley, Eddie Crane, Clarence Mathes and Charles Robertson. Mr. Galbraith was born July 30, 1893, in Florence, Col., and came to Ashland about three years later with his parents the late James and Elizabeth Gal braith. He attended Ashland Normal school. On Nov. 15, 1915, in Jackson ville, Ore., he was married to Grace A. Hanscam, who sur vives. He worked for 11 years for the Southern Oregon Experi ment station. In 1939 he moved to a dairy ranch in Wagner creek, and in 1954 because of ill health he retired and moved to Medford. Survivors besides his wife in clude daughters. Mrs. Paul Coats, Medford, and Mrs. Law erence Kolkemo, Medford; grandchildren, Janet and Bobby Kolkemo. VINIS CARTER Funeral services for Vinis Car ter, 33, of 690 South Modoc St., Medford, who died Saturday morning, will be held in the Conger-Morris chapel at 11 a.m. Tu esday. The Rev. Paul Kroon will officiate. Committal will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. ROBERT LITTLE Robert Little, of 1900 King St., Medford, died Friday in a local hospital. Conger-Morris Funeral home is in charge of arrange ments. MRS. MARY BURKHOLDER Mrs. Mary Addie Burkholder, 74, resident of Medford for the past 10 months, died at a local hospital early Thursday morn ing. She was born at Nauvoo, 111., Aug. 8, 1882 and lived at Merid ian, Idaho for 19 years before moving to Medford. Her Medford home was at 828 South Newtown st. Survivors include two daugh ters, Mrs. Gladys A. Carson, Hermiston, Ore., and Mrs. Elean or A. Shaw, Medford; one sister, Mrs. Iva A. Summers, Compton, Calif.; five grandchildren and ENJOY CENUINI CHARCOAL BROILED FOODS In the CANDLE ROOM at the Medford Hotel the time thought the low cost 2-231 MYSTERY Open Throughout The Year Sunday. November 25. 1958 Funeral Services Set for Dave Dorn Funeral services for Dave Dorn, 78, of Jacksonville, who died Friday, will be held in Conger-Morris chapel at 3 p.m. Monday. The Rev. D. E. Millard will officiate. Committal will be in Log Town cemetery. Mr. Dorn was born Mar. 27. 1878. in Jacksonville. He had lived his entire life in Jackson ville and Applegate. Survivors include a brother. Ernest Dorn, Cathedral City, Calif.: sister, Mrs. Addie Low den, Talent; two nephews and three nieces. Former Medford Man Killed in Accident Myron Ray, 42, former resi dent of Medford, was killed in a logging accident near Boone ville, Calif., Wednesday. His body is being returned to Medford for services and in terment. Conger-Morris Funeral home is in charge of arrange ments. Robber Holds Up Market In Portland Friday Portland (U.P.) A robber Fri day night held up the Marracini market in Portland and escaped with S229 in cash. Robert E. Lahalt, clerk at the store, told police the man order ed cigarettes and then said "this is it; give me the cash." He was armed and described as 25 to 28 years old, 6 feet, 2 inches tall, weighed about 175 pounds, blond and wore a black leather jacket. , one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held at the Perl funeral home Mon day at 1:30 p.m., with the Rev. D. Kirkland West of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. LAST tIMES TONITE 3 BIG FEATURES HIT No. 1 MAN WITHOUT A STAR TlCHN'COLOH. HIT No. 2 HIT No. 3 Shelley WINTERS Richard CONTE EXPLOSIVE DRAMA mom rtanc wmmm & CARLOAD and ' -T-F hk REAL I "TrisF! V THRILLER MEDFORD (OREGON) Lincoln County Vote Recount Is Completed Newport ;u.R) Completion of a vote recount in Lincoln county Friday added nine votes to the total polled by Andrew J. Naterlin, Newport Democrat, in his race for the state Senate with incumbent Republican War ren A. McMinimee of Tillamook. County Clerk Mrs. Alberta Bryant said the recount gave Naterlin seven additional votes from the original count and Mc Minimee two less. 'Recount in Tillamook county is due o start Monday and be completed in about two days. HENRY S BROILER AND 1206 NO. RIVERSIDE EVERYDAY SPECIAL , ' charcoal broiled STEAKS IKjeetyour friends in. our Birch. Room, duriruj cocktail time..... 5f7p.m.. kJ Qudtcomt CL4 UOtt. QAfc kAikMjLM MR. ROCK J-" MeiWMa CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM 1: P.M. OF MAN-WOMAN LOVE... AND VIOLENCE! DAK PLUS' 1 1 J., . LJII4 I M ffffill NEWMAH JOREY nut an MAIL TRIBliNE-THIRTEEH a THIEF WEATHER CONSCIOUS Grand Rapids, Mich. (U.R) Police figured a cold wage theft was committed by someone who jusf dbuldn't believe his own thermometer. They received a report Friday that a three-foot high thermometer had been stolen from in front of a store after the temperature dropped to two degrees above zero. A LONG CHANCE Rahway, N.J. (U.R) Robert Filingan, 18, of El Dorado, 111., drove 400 mile before his luck ran out. I$ was arrested her Friday for driving a car with no license plates all the way from Maine. ft ! CSrcrVx HELD OVER BUT HURRY 1ST ROLL! sngin man.- fightin' man...a lovin' man in the story he was . bom to play! RICHARD EGAII DEBRA PAGET rillQDDCOIlY CINemaScoPE tanCaqptel feS Brand CONTINUOUS TONIGHT From hCOP.M. LATE WORLD NEWS COLOR CARTOON Bll - P1DGE0N m I .S3 a. I i
