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Local and Pefiftsl Jailed Donld Kay House. 10. 1 rjf Medford was jailed by sher iff 5 deputies Friday for beirJt absent .ithout leave from tlce Army, tiiey reported yesterrAy. He 13 held for military police. Taken To Hospital Orvilie Hamilton, 33. Lake hotel. s taken ft Roiioe Va,iy Memo rial hotrutal Saturday mornins after becoigjng ill on Soutli front st , according; to city po lice. e T Venezuela EL MrFar- lane, 823 East .Ninth a., MedforO M to leave today for Caracua Venezuela to assist in erig:iler lng a highway relocation pro ject there. He will t) June iijeut three months. To Get Certificate. Wary Anne Doty of Medford will re ceie a provisional general t ching certificate today at Wash ington State college, Pullman, Wash. Commencement is sched uled for 2 30 prnio " To Get Degree Nnt! John non, son of -iTr. and Mrs. J. 'Ern est Johnson, Jacksonville, will be gradu8'ri Sunday. June 9. from Pacijit Union college, Ani win, Calif He will receive a bachelor of arts detjrea in Bibli cal languages. In Honorary James McDon ald and Rick Pittman. Medford students at Southern Oregon col lege, were initiated into Pi Iota rhapter of Alpha Psi Omoga. na tional dramatics honorary, at SOC May 28. Dr. Dorothy Stolp Is faculty adviser. The initiates earned points for membership bacting in and serving on pro duction staffs of SOC Players productions. Francis Chasm and Noel Turner of Ashland and Nancy Jennings of Medford were among meigbers who conducted the initiation. Minnesota Picnic The nuith annual Minnesota State picnic will he held Sunday, June 9. at T"u Velio state park, eicht miles north nf Medford tin Table Rock road A picnic dinner at 1 p m. cwill begin the affair. Former residents of Minnesota are in vited, according to Jerold W. cSwanson, 793 Garfield at., pres ident of the Minnesota Picnic association. He said each per son should bring his own table service and food for a potluck dinner. Coffee and ice crftm will be furnished. Accordion stu dents of Caesar Muzzioli will entertain and games will be played. Rummage Sain) P'.'ew terhood will tola renmiaB sale Thursday. ur 9. at ta former Jorgenn Da:ry buil ing. West Sixth om i n. until 5 p.m. Drirer CiWe" 6e" W 9 r :!. Central Point, v. aj citeW -o violation of basic rule Irisef after the car he v.as orwrttina hit a curb at South Sneea dr., and Woodlawn ava . city ; lice) reported. Rostl' ntr heei i Wat damaged, officer a. 9. 1t 0 fail Lare ploy ; a'aldron, 23. Gran! Pg-. uae r!ea;ed from Medford city jtil Saturday morning followir j hit arrst Friday merit n cl.erjf 'of furnishine liquor to a mine, j He taken into cuatody Re Medford officers and s acucil of Jtivir.a; liquor to . Piinor g.?V from Grants Pajk thev Si S ' ..." o Baei Checks Robert anSee- l son of O.K. Market reported, 8ri- day to Medford police that th store had accepted a fictitioSs check for $230. BenjaiSin :F. Boggus of Drew Station, Elk i Creek store, informed the sher iff's office that a S10 check he ; accepted bad been returned marked 'account closed." ... o JteeeiTM fellowship Bobert A. Goff. grandson of Mrs. Lvdia jM. Goff, 410 Beatty at.. Med-j I ford, has been awarded a George jW. Cobb fellowship at Colegate university. Selection is based j upon an individual's achieve ments and leadership, it was re ported. He is the son of Cmdr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Goff. Seattle Wash., and attended Medford j High school for two years. j Burglary Attempted The attempted burglary of Manns department store was reported to city police Saturday by Ken neth D. Fisher. Ashland, store maintenance man. Investigating officers said an attempt had been marie to enter an air vent leading to the store sometime Thursday night. The tin cover of the vent was discovered dam aged when Fisher opened the store Friday morning. SeWmos Cwwiso? t$ Viia hen t 6c .-t 5 &4 jirf0& Stefviras e f4 tS: rwArioii?6 Juras i :& SitnSjy. Vvs, rvt t)M CO0.SM. The 5av o&"rfS t rnoi.t its "&'i$it 41 SO. WHS, 300 the etoc f 09-tJa8w. .y SI. ee frttO u9 tea Wx 'to hold &n d4tfi K)i:dUoa o the 'sv !bp.i aS ;csA Krttf J"une. "s H.t I? v 'iB enly Bv.r to i-Hflr to Wilcir' di ?orti'.. H oit Wi;a toy it iU cu nnrMim JplOO, OOO.tOt S (rMnwKi i the it list aS eiimwtiit ej)t gi-et v.ioin t JWKI OOa. tol i fete>ttQ : . B, vo .aatfcs? ISitsnft Sfcr ..'e Aif !$arcB e9 tio o In anee 'bb fee de.Ssn of.' 0&eirq tte wrvice to guit ftuyiig o tftt ine'.allmaot Jn, tngi ftir yow said it 0,-oulfl b5 very SifScult ftir it to comply. Th services cflmaji URdgr at tack by a House subcommittee on defense appropriations fcr in stallment buying. Wilson im mediately orderfei tlfgt they stop the) practice. The Army and Navy bavg) r plied to Wilson's directive, stat ing that they would abide by it. Eut the Air Force is chfllninf the directive. K T v.. Swndarr. ium t. 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEH uichirfj vehic's and rth rtel!it vkifi te into akies later this year.i ricifi4. Rta JLifniM KW Ktntt, chitf of Xivsl Rrc. !-.S r. Jc4fl KjB director of project r asaminisg w.odl rf luhig thic!e Satellite i at IaJV. (-ItsipawKi-ari aie4na-) J. DEVESZAUiS 8lUt J. Devereaux Hill, 7$. of 831 Savage CreeS! rd.. Medford. died in a locgl hospital Sgturday (aft ernoon. Conger-Morrg) funergl home is in charge of funeral rrar.e ments. " MHSt. AOI W8DT Pari 9 Americans ere try ing) to put international tugvel on twowgy street. They went to msfca the U.S. be'ence of travel favorable es i' balance of trade but in the interest of peace, not pre IBrity. The sightseeing scales (Sre tip ped heavily now on the Euro pean side. Bn expected nBcord of 700.000 Americans will come to Europe this year, but fewer .freef Sought Mrs. Nomi Wenrit,.l resident ; than 2P0.000 Ruropeans will go PYTHIAN SISTERS RUMMAGE SALE Thursday, June 6th 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the ohj Jorgensen Dairy Bid, on West 6th CLARK To Mr. and Mrs. Kent L.. 215 West Tenth St., Med ford, May 30. 1957, a boy weigh ing 7'i pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. ERION To Mr. and Mrs. Davis. 1025 Murray ave., Med ford. May 30. 1957. a boy. weish ing 7' pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital, o o of Medford, died at the county farm home Saturday morning. A complete obituarv will be pub lished latter. PH Punerel hom is m chgrge of arrangement. MS. ItDll CAlTH Funeral Services for Mrs. dr$ Carter, who died M)y ,30 in Stockton, Cgjif., will b held Monday gifterngon i Colonial mortuary. Portend. A former v!ley resident. Mnm Carter was born in Rogue River in 1888, the daughter of Ben 9. Carter, old-time livery st$bla op erator. Sb resided in Baker the LOEFFLER To Mr. and Mrs. M. B., 1832 North Biverside ave . May 30. 1957, a boy, weighing 6' pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. to th Unit-J States to s69 the i strictly for Europeans pickgge 17-day tour of the United States, including Wash ington. Williamsburg, New Or leans, Chicago and Niagara, Fells. Another tour covers the western United States from Chicago. Pan American World Airways, the Greyhound Bus Line and the Italian Tourist Office have circulated a ioint brochure offer ing package tours of the United Mdchmaictd TXf fckrtftft relates Pan American a en he 1 brought out the first Guidebook of tlvg United States designed Bsbh O the thresh eiS 5 Jus. Vaiaosa, Koman street jjiaMiaii Sfj tevrits out of ftMj0io& oJ Stilis? ea the sale rS fprvtzt misrepresent- Tte jjiftiws hess grown an auall.r ew tie- a-ustier of tourists visiting Xime hee evarcd since th 1S38 Hely Yeekr. Jrivatels, Yatkaa aourcts de lot anS IwwiteMa the paddlers for the. fraueie ttey a?rtrate ani tta air f eoTiWicrelissiB and esiT SJots- Urvi U tlT8 por ! tB Jgtely But tliey ia e ns:ck:it3 tu the ped w t?rm cratjl t op arv Lik ekcWi4 tfl 01 1 limits tici VS3si. Kama !jSxcoc4 afSbeliattioaad ex t9 iw iai tWs ar to crack vise train but claim "we uU acnat j mb for every podctlcj te alaa ta( up." Vhejn eauaht, the culprits are finejd -1,000 lire (185 cents) for selling without a license. Then they go back onto the streets and n?gume selling. Their merchandise includes ro sary beads and religious medals described as "real crystal and gold." Actually thari articles are made of cut glass and a cheap metal. Starting price is usually up around 10.000 lire (1$ dollars). If the prospective buyer balks at that, the peddler mutters, "I ! make you good deal," and price begins to fall. But it has a long way to go -s- the objects are us ually eVorttj, less than a dollar. Standard 'practice is to assure all comers that rosaries and med als carry a 3?apal blessing yet cnon !w stipecifically provides thgt any blessed object automa tically iosfj its blessing if it is sold. jj Arizona lives by four big C'a copper. The Morenci open pit. northeast of Tucson, is one of 0 the nation's largest copper opera converted, a mountain into a hole in the ground. New York in 1626 had only about 200 inhabitants. BACK IN HARNESS Act ress Marie McDonald, nick named "The Body" in her Hollywood movie days, re turned to the stage at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas, Nev. in this revealing $4800 . iowiu Things Sapsjw Fir Ytur 8rakfss net Fountain Service 3 Tep Mth Cafe in the Craterian Theater Bldg. Developed by toientiat Cincinnati W A mechanical toothbrush that will iv tooth Wsr Story Recalled; esulfs in Reunion sights. Smerirgns will pour about or, in and a half billion dollar into fiuroisan coffer thi yegr. Only round PSo million dollgrC will b spent by Suropear on seeing the United States, according to U.S. government officials. l9nd most of the visitors probably won't get City New Horizons US ft." tells j 25 years of scYubbinr in a single French, German, Italian, Spanish gnd English editions what Americans at, how they lhe, where they shop end the sort of customs they follow. It glso describes the tourist sights. Smerican trgvel experts in Europe oknow that it will ljfe west of New York long tim before the tourist i traffic westward will equal thet President &.nhower a9 the ; to ti e east. But they have high Slate Department are behind hopes for a snarp increase next drive to rreke Niagara Falls, ! year with the introduction of Hollywood end tb Empire Stale j "third claseS' trans-gtSSntic air" nuuaing - compel 111011 me , scrvite day has ben developed to help, scientists fight tooth decay. T machine, using (extracted teeth obtained from dental clinics, was developed by dental researchers at (Procter Gam ble's) Minami Valley Laboratory nd is gmployed in tne evalua tion of the best polishing mar terials to be used in dentrificcs. Memphis, Tenn. W Laurie Grove, a patient in Kennedy Veterans hospital here, heard a story twice about the Battle of Belleau Wood in Junep 1913 from different men. So he brought about the reun ion of two ex-Marines after 38 years. The reunion involved Coy Roberts and Miller Jones, pa tients with Grove in the same hospital. During the fighting in Belleau Wood. Miller was wounded by shrapnel, and lay in an exposed position. Roberts ran to his aid and carried him to a dressing station on his back, then rejoin ed his unit. Later, Roberts was hit at Soissons, and fhe two friends lost track of each other. In different wards at the hos pital here, neither knew the oth er was nearby until Grove re membered that each had told him the same story of that day nearly four decades ago. 8MJOY GENUINE o CHARCOAL BROILED FOODS in the GA&QLE ROOM at the Medford Hotel if ff a.m. rag last 10 years and was vising lps. the $hin and the Champs j With fares 90 per cent lass her sister. Mrs. Parl Rcs. Stockton, (ft the time of her death. Survivors includ a brother Myar es. I than the cheapest onfts now World eace ftim I cbSrcrd. ftmericans hope New Eisenhower believrtS It is in i York's Metropolitan Museum the interest of world peace fpr ! wJU hgve the lure of the Louvra Todd Carter. Reno, and sigtarg. , $ many Curopeane possible: WILLIAMSON To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. 722 Beekman rd.. Medford, May 30. 1957, a girl, weighing pounds, at Of teopathic hospital. Use Jribunm Wf Adt Helen Hgrrell, Bsfter. nd Myrtle Kinney, Portend. tohite! mm.n :h: atrandi-fti rmia'..--h.vejB HAGIIIFIGEIIT FURIOO ACTIOH HITS! 2 EXCITEMENT AH AM II Eras mm Tony CURTIS Hi . '1 InL'MtHla it rfl answers-1 lap Roots M Boris Kartaf . Wd t4 : Mrs. Mrs. TO Ag r5" Airnen Third C5a' y Dahl, son of Mr. nd Irs. R. Dahl. rout 3. box ie5. Medford. recently stopped at Pgra Air Force ba;& Calif., en rout to th Far East. GSelic. the trSditioral Jgn guage of Scotlgnd Jid Irajjand, has taken firm root in the NMf World. More people on Car.'tda'e Cape Breton Island spell; Gaelic than anywhere ls in th worl. Bolivia's seat of government, La Paz, is the world's highest capital. The city is situated in a sheltered valley at 11,900 feet. Its ski run starts down from a height of more than three miles. c.n or tSanks we wish to then thwe efca ex pressed their sympathy in so many beautiful anH practical wava dunn? our recent bereavement. We cannot adequately express our thanks. The thoughtfulness and sympathy attend ed by our friends and neighbors dur ing our recent sorrow ill always remain with us a8 a pracioue aeenair;. Ci0 thanks to all. ahai Th(iaa r and I St um serine r 49d Vex( Thoesaan qml Inewji ftjr sne ers. eea'4 m. time and toAil elr and ers tmva 0. 0 rtfarahall ana favul You Are IHVITSD to th . . . Piiiig Bra "ClU tim 1 1.1. to 1 i.i. ipecinl Cuff fii I Large Purfifi hfinaiinj June S mi th p 9ms SAM HAKCISCO mm For Resepvufipns Ph. 8P 2-419 to ee America for themselves. That ie why the White House and the Stfll Department bve artnged for more visit to the Unitad S;:rs by European dig niteries. Th;8 visitors ere bein given th full VIP treatment, in the hope they will spread the tnod word in Europe ahjjut America's charm Tha tVmericgn Nationgl asso ciation of Travel Organizations it distributee brochures in Suro- ncan laniiajps describing Amer ican tourist attractions, such s California s redwood forests, f wastern rodeo, the Tennassee Vlley Authority and a basaball fame in Kw York's Polo Ground. The folders include i message from Eisenhower Cnying, "Amer ica welcomes visits of those from I abroad vital step in the direction of international under standing and world fleece." ! Toe Expensive Many curopasna shrua their shoulders end asj why they should see Americe whan there is to much of interest on their own continent. But othen jay they would like to see the United State when thy hsva enough money fnd 'hen admission to tha United States ic made easier. Airline anS travel officers E?t4 Vejt urcjM!".e oftew Uni'4 .tW ta ever i: SjriaW Wia 4taY eut Ke sejawisi 9 Xrij vnll te. TU.l. ji!"Xt Jaa mov ed to siwpiify the bsjiiys dec laration required of visitors. A government spokesman said that other red tap probably would be eliminates later, but that European -ewusties couli help, too, by removixj all restrictions on the amount o currency their citizens may tats asrd. An American traveler in Eu rope has almost w formalities to contend eith. 14 h enters a country by tir, he must fill out a form, but by but. trtin or auto, thara erss few formalities. Sometimes fpiawjvirt is stamp ed, ani iometies it isn't. It is possible for as American tourist to enter West Germany without producing a passport. But gaining admission to the U.S. embassy in Bonn is another matter. A passport is required there. Jew Gnite'sa To step up tha westward flow of Europeans, a promotion cam paijn is beinj conducted in west ern lurope by American travel agents, shipping lines, airlines, and even bus companies. 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