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Local and In Hospital Mrs. Bert F. Simmons, 5759 Crater Lake highway. Medford, entered the Sacred Heart hospital Friday night for medical care. Lodged in Jail Herbert W. House, 53, Jacksonville, was arrested by sheriffs deputies on Thursday and lodged in the county jail on charges of cash ing checks without sufficient funds. Theft Reported James Dun levy, manager of the Rogue Val ley Country club, Hillcrest rd., reported to city police Saturday the tneft of three benches and two hole flags from the golf course. The theft is believed to nave occurred between 9 p.m, Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday. , ' Youth Held A 16-year-old fcledford boy was arrested by ity police nt 1 1:50 p.m. Friday era a charge of illegal possession ffip alcohol. He was released from. a?ejl after posting bail and was 4b appear before juvenile auth orities Two other juveniles who Sre, with him at the time of arrest were not held. Born Mr. and Mrs. 3&rt Miliiron, Omaha, Neb., t&acame the parents of a boy, Robert Jr., on March 11 Miliiron is the former Mar ). Smock and is a former res ittent of Medford. She is the daughter of Mrs. W. K. Meadows of 1036 Crater Lake ave., Med forfl. Set Colonel Sargent auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, will hold a rummage sale Wednesday, April 10, at the Eagles hall on West main st., from a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. Harry Barneburg is chairman, those having rummage may telephone Mrs. Barneburg at 2-6368, Mrs. Rammin at 2-6609, or Mrs. Vail at 2-42il, for pick-up. Collfeion Reported Motor ists involved in a collision Fri day afternoon on Main st., be tween Front and Fir sts., were Harry Sherwood Hinman, 165 Renault st., and Winfield Scott Huffman, 39 Myers ct., accord ing to city police. There were no injuries and no citations $r& issued, officers said. ' I CXWc Slated A pre-school $$Uk clinic will be held Mon- VftJ, April 15, at 9:15 a.m., in th Jacksonville primary school buiiain. Dr. A. Erin Merkel of the county health department will conduc: the clinic for chil dren entering the first grade in Jacksonville next fall. Parents desiring to have their children examined at the clinic may call Mrs. A. A. Griffin, Jacksonville, 9-8123 or 9 8321, for an appoint ment. Rummage Sale Tuesday & Wednesday April 9th & 10th 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. FEHL BUILDING NORTH IVY Plants White Elephants Sponsored by Christian Women's Fellowship of 1st Christian Church Donations accepted Monday 2 to 4 at Fehl Bide., or Contact Helen Chapman, Ph. 2-6946 or Blanche Doty. A SLANDERED BOY ... AN UNDERSTANDING WOMAN . . . I PLUS 2nd HOUSE of Horth of Gold Hill AT ax r w On Display - One of the West's Finest Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets Winter Hours 9 to 5 Under Founder's Management Sines 1930 Personal Home Made Bomb Dorothy Brown, 1007 Ready St., reported to city police Saturday that she had found a home made bomb in her yard. Investigation by of ficers revealed the explosive to be harmless. Democratic Meeting The Jackson County Democratic Cen tral council will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, in the La bor Temple, 24 Vi South Grape St., Medford. Marshall Woodell, pro fessor of social science at South ern Oregon college, will speak. Refreshments will be served. Hubcaps Taken John Wil liam Haven, 1200 Leland ave., reported to city police Friday the theft of foui hubcaps from his car while it was parked on Aus tin St., between 9 and 11:30 p.m. Calvin Leroy Hammerly, 821 West 11th it., apt. 2, reported to police Saturday the theft of one hubcaps from his car while it was parked at his Residence. Speaks to Group Chief Dep uty Sheriff Joe Walsh spoke on police work Thursday at a meet ing of the Gold Hill Junior po lice in Gold Hill: He demon started use of weapons, finger printing d.evices, radios and other police equipment. About 30 youths, between the ages of 12 and 18, attended the meet ing, ueaaer oi tne group is Floyd Taylor, Gold Hill police chief. Obituaries MR. JAMES M. SCHOLLARS The body oi James Montgom ery Schollars, 77, O'Brien, Calif., who 'died Thursday as a result of injuries suffered in an auto mobile accident in Redding, is being brought to Medford for services and interment. Conger-Morris Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. MRS. SARAH LOUISE HANNA A Requiem Mass for Mrs. Sarah Louise Hanna, 876 Sis kiyou blvd., Ashland, who died Thursday, will be said in the Sacred Heart Catholic church by the Rev. Nicholas J. Deis Tuesday at 11 a.m. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held in Conger-Morris chapel Monday at 7:30 p.m. Com mittal will be in Siskiyou Me morial park. Mrs. Hanna was born Feb. 21, 1892, in LaSalle, 111. On Dec. 20, 1919, in Chicago, she was married to Edward Charles Sr., who survives. In 1920, she moved to Beverley Hills, Calif., and in 1934, moved to Portland. She made her home there until 1953. She was a member of the Catholic church in Beverley Hills. Survivors beside her husband include two sons, Edward C. Hanna Jr., Portland: and Wil liam F. Hanna, Medford; broth er, Martin Corley, Chicago, and a sister, Vivian Corley, Chicago Boy Scouts Pack 5 Cub Scout Pack 5 of Jefferson school will present its first an nual Cub Capers in the Jefferson school gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 9. This program will feature vaudeville type acts which will include minstrel, bar bershop, chorus and melodrama. The show will follow the regular April pack meeting during which several achievements will be awarded. The meeting is open to the public. Phyllis Pesenti Reporter NOWI 1st DRIVE-IN yt.JTSTliTTnil.tmTfrJ RUN! TEA and SYMPATHY flTAUUM Deborah Kerr John Kerr Lot Cnckacxs UtH Andrews GREAT HIT) MYSTERY Open Throughout The Year . arrr "wait I They'll Do It Every i . . 5 OSMES-, DISHES, " fP W I'M EXHAUSTED T "4$g5 0. OOti ! IT'S jOOO TO J si i SO TOMIGHT QOQOE DECIDED TO GlVE HEG A 8RE4KHE DID 'EM.4MDVvU4T TH4MKS DID HE GET? LISTEH - THjINX AHQ A TIP OP THE M-4TUD DAT TO 0 MIKE O DONnELU 8650 LjOOMiS ST., CHICASO, J. Li.. Jury Says Death Of Central Point , Man Is Suicide The death Wednesday of Bud Morris Smith, 70, of 923 Man zanita st., Central Point, result ed from a self-inflicted gunshot wound-, a coroner's jury declared Saturday morning. The jury's verdict was return ed after 15 witnesses testified at an inquest held at 8:30 a.m., Saturday, in Central Point. 15 Witnesses Witnesses included Mike Naples, post office box 605; Thomas Phelps, post office box 119; George Evans, clerk's box; Kneut Wernmark, box C; John E. Walker, box 102; Margaret Naples, post office box 605 Charlotte Wernmark, 140 North Eighth st.; and Dr. Wayne Rob erts, all of Central Point; Police Chief Wallace Bowen and Pa trolman Alan Bishop of the Cen tral Point police department; John Uerlings, state police; and Chief Deputy Joseph Walsh and Sgt. Dean DeBerry of the sher iff's office. Jurors included Gerry Kime, route 1, box 600; Robert Pad gett, post office box 919; Lyle Paull, post office box 22; Jerry Bianconi, post office box 943; Donald Faber, post office box 125, and Rollie Yocom, route 1, box 93, all of Central Point. Found in Shed Smith was found dead in a shed near his residence Wednes day, afternoon by his wife, Mabel.- Evidence indicated he had been, shot through the mouth. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Conger-Morris chapel. The Rev. Joseph Munshaw of the Eagle, Point Community church will officiate. Military graveside services will be conducted by the American Legion post 129. Committal will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Smith was born Aug. 21, 1886 in Clinton, N.Y. On Sept. 29, 1934, in Yuma, Ariz., he was married to Mabel Confar, who survives. He was a World War I veteran. Survivors "besides the widow include a step-son, Joseph B. Christian, Salem; a sister. Hazel Challand, El Cajon, Calif., and two grandchildren. Duncan Hines' Books Are Available Now New York !U.R The 1957 editions of travel authority Dun- j can Hines books, "Adventures in Good Eating" and "Lodging j for a Night," are now available, j according to the publisher, Dun ; can Hines Institute, Ithica, N.Y. There are about 2,760 eating places in North America, the Caribbean and Hawaii listed in "Adventures in Good Eating," an increase of 226 over the 1956 edition, according to the pub lisher. "Lodging for a ' Night" lists 3,428 hotels, motels, motor ho tels and inns, compared to 3,098 listed fh the 1956 edition. Pro-Rated Parking Ticket San Diego, Calif. U.R George W. Dolan paid a rather large parking fine $50. But then, he parked a rather large object in a no parking zone a two-story, 72-ton house. CARD OF THANKS The kindness and sympathy of neighbors and friends in our recent sorrow will always remain with us a precious memory. Our sincere thanks and gratitude for all those comforting acts. Leslie E. Walker and family. Slabs and Rough Blox Green . Dandy to Burn with Dry Wood Big Double Load or Single Load MEDFORD FUEL CO. Telephone 2-2111 Time ot i-UK YOURSELF I f-s-- jgd vou tmimk: s&j've dome L On The Side (Distributed by King The dove on yon withered bow. That lately lost her mate Has found another comrade now Such changes all await. Like her let us forget our woo And not be killed with sorrow If I should quit your arms tonight -And chance to die before 'twas light I would advise you and you - might Love again tomorrow. Freneau Which purchase takes a wom an longer to decide on, a hat or a pair of .shoes? The general opinion is that it takes a woman longer to decide on a hat than any other article. However, ac cording to recent checking on the matter, it is when buying shoes that a female takes longest to make up her mind. An indi cation of this is that a Stock holm, Sweden, shoe store offers a 10 per cent rebate on shoes to any feminine customer making a choice within 10 minutes. Asking Queries from clients. Q. My friend claims "Father Bill" Daly, the great trainer of thor oughbreds and inspiration of the racing term "Off on a Bill Daly," died broke. How about this? A. Your friend is wrong. "Father Court Records MUNICIPAL COt'RT Joyce Ann Pestka, failure to stop at red nent. So. GeorKe Hatler Robertson, failure to stop at red iigm, so. Maurice Louis Butts, violation of basic rule. S10. Phillips Beardsley Miles, failure to stop at rea Jient. so. rmno Stewart uricnt. violation of basic rule, sio. ranKiin Dee A Kins, violation of basic rule, SIO. William S. Richey, defective equip ment. S3. Jess Hammitt Brewster, violation of Da-sic rule. 510. Richard Bell, violation of basic rule, SIO. LeRoy Arthur Knifht. violation of nasic rule. $iu. Louis Paul Kurz, failure to stop at red light. S3. Alma Hassler Murphy, violation of oasic rule, siu. Harry Novel Lofland. failure to re main stopped at red lieht. S3. Kathleen Louise Donahue, violation ox DBSic rule, $iu. Lee Monroe Delbert, violation basic rule. $10. David John Bertrman. failure stop at red lights, $5. Marry iiyoe Bradford, failure stop at red light. S3. Anton William Lingas. failure stop at red light, S5. "erry Fearl Culver, drunk in pub lie. $10. Paul Thomas Hall, drunk in public. Jessie ' Frank Graham, drunk in pumic. sio. William Thomas Hood, drunk in public. $10. George A. Cummins, drunk in pub lic. $10. Buford Childers, drunk in public, $10. DISTRICT COURT Nora Carol Bottjer. violation ef Dasic rule. $15. Arthur Griffith Hawks, violation of oasic ruie. $io. Frank Turman Lvon no onrtnr' license. $6. Donald Merle Iv-ie. failure to ntnn at stop sign, $10. Hob (rienn Kimmel. overlength. $15. Ralph Lawrence Murnhv no oner. ator's license, $6. Fav Wells, violation of basir nil. $13. Sam William Harris, failure to on ers te on right side of highway, $13. camona manes Yarnrougn, operat ing motor vehicle with license su spended. $10. George Robert Greenuo. no rear view mirror, $6. Judith Ann Mooring, violation of basic rule. $13. Emily Josephine Stewart, violation of basic rule. $15. Creasey Ree Vick. violation of basic rule. $12.50. Wilbur Nicholas Kine. violation of basic rule, $15. James Andrew Wright, no omr. ator's license, $8. wyatt Lee Wash, violation ofTiasie rule, $15. Myrtle Irene Andrews, violation of basic rule, $13 50. Richard I. Wallace, fouowln ton close. $15. John Robert Gamer, ooeratin mo tor vehicle with license suspended, $30. David Don Lege, no tail light. $10. bail forfeited. CIRCUIT COURT Milda Rentleman vs. Lawrence H. Rentleman. divorce complaint. uiana iee .rotnier vs. rercy Henrv Pothier, divorce complaint. itaipn c. uean vs. Hazel o. Dean. divorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Allan James Cotton. 203 B st.. Phoe nix, and Patricia Kay Lowery, 3748 Hilsinger rd.. Medford. James Henrv Cunningham Jr.. Z355 Sunset drive. Medford. and Ruby Fay Arnold, 1490 Thomas rd., Medford. Court & McAndrews By Jimmy Hatlo LITTLE WOM4M M4DE BOQUEFOZT FEEL GUILTY WMErJ SME SEEMED SO BEAT 3PTEI2 dchmg, THE DISHES L4ST MIGHT By E. V. Durling Ftiturai Syndicate. Inc.) Bill" made much money and so conserved his resources that ia his later years he had an income from investments of $14,000 a year. Q. Is there a club for di vorcees in N. Y.? A. Not that I kn6w of. Only such organiza tion I know of is the "Guys and. Dolls Divorcees Club" of San Francisco, which has about 100 members . . . Q. Are you fa miliar with an entertainer of the past named Bee Palmer? My father says she had a better fig ure than Marilyn Monroe. A. Bee Palmer was a dancer from Chi cago who introduced that dance known as "The Shimmy" to New York. As to Miss Palmer's figure, I think your father is right. Guide To Gals Women born under Aquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) are very so phisticated. They know mostof the answers by the time they reach the age of 16. They like to appear more simple than they are. As bachelorettes they like to keep a man guessing. As wives they are very clever husband handlers. As a rule, they are not unusually demonstrative but can be very affectionate when prop erly inspired. Or so say the star gazers. Sidelights Only one fourth of the di vorcees in the United States are collecting alimony. If you have an ex-wife to whom you are pay ing alimony you might call this to her attention so she will know how fortunate she is . . . All the bars in Eire are closed on St. Patrick's Day. There are no pa rades. Everybody goes to Mass. Greatest Who can be rated the greatest football coach of the 20th cen tury? Perhaps your young son will ask you that question so be ready with the right answer. Don't tell him it was Knute Rockne. That's wrong. It was Gil Dobie, who at the University of Washington, coached nine unde feated teams in a row. Yes, sir, that's right. Dobie's teams didn't lose a game in nine seasons. Briefly It was Wilson Mizner, who said, "Women can instantly see through each other, and it is surprisingly how little they ob serve that is pleasant." Ed Howe advised, "Instead of loving your enemies, treat your friends a little better." Voltaire observed, "Common sense is not so com mon." loco Men Rooming In Washington, D.C. Two Medford men. Bernard Kelly and John Dezell, are room ing together in Washington, D.C, while attending school and working part time in the U.S. Senate and House of Represent atives. Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward C. Kelly, is doing post graduate work in law at George town university. He was recent ly discharged from the Army. He is sergeant-at-arms in the U. S. Senate, a position secured for him by Rep. Charles O. Por ter. Dezell, a graduate of Medford High school and Oregon State college, is attending special classes at George Washington university. His position was se cured for him by Sen. Richard Neuberger. Allen Hoffard of Portland, press secretary 'for Sen. Wayne Morse, is also room ing with the Medford men. The Now Serving Merchants'Lunch 1 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. SIX NIGHTS WEEKLY Music by BOB ROBERTS and The MELODY WRANGLERS BIG SUNDAY JAM SESSION Sunday, April 1. 1937 News About Servicemen IK ENGLAND Specialist Third Class Ronald J. Bean, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bean, of 2194 Houston rd., Medford, is a personnel ad ministrative specialist in head quarters battery of the 32nd antiaircraft artillery brigade's 39th AAA battalion in England. Bean entered the Army in Au gust, 1955, completed basic train ing at Ft. Ord, Calif., and ar rived in Europe in January, 1956. His wife, Mary, is with him in England. . GRADUATES FROM COURSE Pfc. Kenneth L. Martin, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Martin, Gold Hill, was graduated March 29 from ' the 20-week carrier equipment repair course at the Army's southeastern signal school, Ftf Gordon, Ga. Martin entered the Army in June, 1956, and received basic training at Ft. Lewis, Wash. He formerly was a logger for the E. J. Martin company, Gold Hill. IN TRAINING Army Pvt. Wayne E. Arens, whose wife, Elsie, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Arens, live in Eagle Point, is scheduled to complete six months of active duty military training during the first week of April under the Reserve Forces act program at Ft. Belvoir, Va. Arens will finish his military service with a local Army Re serve or National Guard unit. PIOMOTEI) William F. Perl, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perl, 136 North Oakdale ave., Medford, recently was promoted from sec ond lieutenant to first lieuten ant in the 9417th Air Reserve squadron, Medford. He is a member of the officer's special ized training course of the squadron. TRANSFERRED SSgt. Edwin Clark, son of Mr. Frank Clark of Medford left Friday. April 5, for duty with the Air Force in Alaska after visiting friends and rela tives in this area His wife, the former Miss Beverly Daily of Medford, a polio victim will re main in Hay ward, Calif., where she is confined to an iron lung. PERFECT SCORE Gary Lee Dickenson, airman recruit in the Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dickenson, Pros pect, recently made a perfect score on the Armed Forces quali fication test. . The test is given to applicants for enlistment into all regular services. Dickenson took the test at the Armed Forces examina tion station in Portland. This is the first time in several years a man has made a perfect score on the test, according to Navy officials. - Dickenson, who is a recent Navy enlistment, graduated from Prospect High school. He en listed under the Navy's High school graduate training pro gram. GETS PROMOTION Donald Gordon of Medford, freshman at Willamette univer sity, was promoted to technical sergeant recently in the AFROTC department. He is the son of Harold Gordon, 418 South Oakdale ave., and is a graduate of Medford High school. COMPLETES COURSE Specialist Second Class Duane A. Mueller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Mueller, Grants Pass, recently, completed the M-48 tank familiarization course at the seventh Army tank training center in Vilseck, Germany. Mueller was trained in opera- MOVING? Save by Renting a BEEHIVE U- DRIVE Vans Stakes and Pickup Trucks Also Avit RENT-A-CAR JJUM'S SIGNAL TUNE-UP -& REPAIR . I Grape Phone J-3261 fo) 3 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL, TRIBUNE THIRTEEN Robert Holmes Takes Part in Ceremony Lt. Robert E. Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cole Holmes, 16 Ross court, Medford, participat ed, in ceremonies presented by U. S. Armed Forces honoring President Ramon Magsaysay in Manila, in the Philippines, after his death last month. Lt. Holmes, along with other American Naval fliers formed a flying cross followed by the in itials "R M" as they flew low over the city of Manila. . , Lt. Holmes graduated from Medford High school in 1942 and obtained his commission at Notre Dame university during W0rld War II. He is now serv ing aboard the aircraft carrier Shangri-La as pilot of a twin jet attack bomber. After completing his tour of duty in the Far East he expects to be assigned to the Navy Guid ed Missile center at Point Mugu, Calif. ' In addition to the BA degree in electrical engineering he re ceived at Notre Dame, Lt. Holmes received a bachelor's and master's degree in elec tronics at an officersschool in Monterey, Calif. VISITS PARENTS Leroy Gillaspey, who is sta tioned aboard the USS Hender son docked at San Francisco, Calif., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Gillaspey, route 1, box 129, Central Point, recently. tion, maintenance and tactical use of the tracked vehicle. He attended Medford High school before entering the Army in 1948. He arrived in Europe in July, 1955. END CONFERENCE Moscow U.R) Soviet com posers ended an "eight-day con gress here Friday with a prom ise to create "optimistic" music for the Soviet Union and the rest of the world. Vse Mail Tribune Want Ada The Low Cost Way To Sell Items You No Longer Need ENJOY GENUINE CHARCOAL BROILED FOODS In the CANDLE ROOM at the Medford Hotel Dally I "xrMlksilLJ ' MNilfililfl (i i STARTS TODAY - CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 P.M. EDDIE ANDDEBBIE IN THEIR FIRST MOVIE TOGETHER! 17nT.T0 RgflEU what a joy together... singing and romancing to 7 smash song hits! AD0LPHE MENJ0U Tommy N00NAN Una merkel 1 Co-tarring VERA MILES Births McQuade To Mr. and Mrs. Paul, post office box 788, Cen tral Point", April 6, 1957, a girl, weight 7Vi pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Red Fir Slabwood Biggest Loads in Town! $4100 Per Load XL ' - DELIVERED Immediate Delivery Ph. 3-5878 or 2-5055 PHELPS FUEL CO, 1337 So. Peach St. Save this ad for reference STARTS TONIGHTI HENRY FONDA VFRA Mil FX CT.5Sk - PLUS - Snwesr Kiawwaw NOWS I KILIMANJARO - PLUS - JACK (BADGE 714) WEBB "24 HOUR ALERT" mows ' j PLUS She reached out for the loving warmth of a man... and found herself in the ,i:X grip of FEAR! a ceuiMu nauat CUFF .ROBERTSON, . m Mamie Vaifoorenf' P wniBAvunim unpawn STARTS TONIGHT ! Jl II
