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TB-t MJDFOFO MA.TL T!BUK &v Am -A1 If MjT. JuB i. mjW,eenf Crouofe Drown J On Swimming Jaunt I Fort Uxiord ip Wayne : Clark, 13. who graduated last week from the 8th grade, drowned Sunday while swim i ming in Garrison lake near Port Orford. The Clark boy wa. iwimming with Phil Parts, a friene and classmate, close 1o shore. Paris said Wayne coughed, went down and did not come up. He said he tried to locate his companion by diving several times, but was unanie to find him. Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Clark of Port Or-lord. ARRIV INfi AT WHITE HOl'SE. Kugene Gy v Rlzzrl. instructor in English and speech, Au.tn. Tex and Mr. Marr Fm!iH Srnwar. third grade teacher, Kansas City, Mo., namd "tearhers of the yT," are greeted by President. Eisenhower. (Intsrruitinjiol Smtndpholnj JACKSONVILLE Scholarships Awarded ent. Miss Norm hai not et her wedding date. i San'a Monica. Calif. tpi The Federal Bureau of Investi- New residents arriving here ga!ion toriav probed the firing last week were The fiev. and j of two Douglas Aircraft com- Bf BETTE HOSKINS Jarksonvillt at th Com mencement exerciser of Jackson ville High school lat Wednes day, Britt scholarship was awarded to several of tne grad uating seniors. They were Zita Maddox. N'aicy Adams. Clyde Smith, Joan Fretwell, Nornran Pawiowski. Gary Hueners, Oieka Shcperd. Sharon Wilson, few months The church has Turn King, Dianne Bobbins, j been without a permanent past F.mma Jean Smith. Sandra or since the resignation of the Norris. Carleen Wall ;nd Floyd ' Rev. Norman K. Tully last I3e Dri:kell. j cember. The pulpit has been Shiriev I;n!an Martha Whit- filled during the nasi five ney and Phyllis Stevens, last i months by members of the Med- ! tr:,r's- year'i graduates. were ilso ford Presbyterian Men u club of preseited the Britt scholarship, the Mrdford church and mcm Other graduating seniors were hers of the staff of Southern FBI Investigating Firings at Douglas Abilene, Texas. They will make their home at the parsonage. Mr. Bridge will serve as tempor ary pastor of the Jacksonville Presbyterian church for the next pany purchasing agents accused of accepting favors from sub contractors. Douglas officials revealed Sunday that the unnamed pur chasing agents were fired sever al weeks ago and that the case was turned over to the FBI to determine whether or not the government micht not have been defrauded on federal con- Fallout Increase ! Reported at Portland Portland 1? An increase in j the radiation fallout over Port land up to about four times nor I mal was reported Saturday and j Sunday but it was still far short of what is considered dangerous. Richard Hatchard, director of the air pollution control section of the State Board of Health, said the radiation increase prob ably was the result of nuclear testing somewhere. Fallout is checked daily at a state office building station in downtown Portland. . Hatchard said that the normal level of radiation falling onto Portland is about one - thou sandth of the amount established as allowable. Sir Anthony Eden Sails for Britain London W Sir Anthony Eden sailed home to Britain to day for the first time since ill health and the failure of his Suez policy combined last Jan. 9 to force him out of office as the nation's premier. Eden, still ailing despite a five-mon'h vacation and a pro longed course of medical treat ment for bile duct trouble in Boston, was due to arrive from Canada aboard the liner Em press of Britain, docking at Liverpool this afternoon. Queen Elizabeth II ordered one of her own planes to the northern seaport to fly Eden to Rose Bower, his country cottage at Broade Chalk. Wiltshire. iNJOY CAREFREE RETIREMENT wifh no money worrt , rinwgh !.ife Insurance carefully planned NOV, Ai the Mfl from Manufacturer for details. Jt.57 District Representative C. "CHUCK" COX 210 Elm St., Medford, Oregon - Tel.: SP 2-8420 Flmina Clarissa Beard. Deanne Oregon college. r r;..i n i I Linn DiMi"). r t y viun-if Robert Clarke, Janice Couch, Joseph Hogan, Sharlen Hukill, Linda Luper, Maurice Mclntyre. Patrice Moore Lucier, Nancy Lou Redhead Carole Sherer, l.ula Wall. Thalmt Wall, Charles Welch, Gary West, Ger ald idner. Zita Maddox was Valedictor ian, Nancy Adams, Salutstorian, Gary Hueners, president of the graduating class; Nancy Adams, vice president, Virginia Crow ley, secretary and Shirley SchulU, treasurer. Out of the ST arniora who graduated this year IS of them have applied for college en trance next fall. Eighth graders graduating from Jacksonville elementary school were Bill Backus, Nathan Banney Jr., Geneva Beams, Diana Black, Gary Brown, Doris Black, Marlvs Brown, Elsie s kcw. Don Eskew, Billy Hall, Janet Hueners, Faul Johnson, Pauilne Johnson. Kirby I Baron, Dale .Matheny, Everett Music, Lynn (Mford, Karen Pat terson, Carol Pcmbrrton, Leland Peters, Donna Rowe, Gate Shep erd, Rodney Snyder, John Sulli van, LeRoy L'mberger, Calvin Walker. Milton Whiteley, Jerry Sue Williams. Judy Winning ham, Martha Wyatt and Susan Young. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kitchen of Reno, N'ev., were recent visitors here. Mrs. Pearl Kitchen, who had been visiting them in Reno, returned here with them. Mrs. E. O. Graham is recuper ating this week at home after undergoing surgery. The accused, former cmnlov- ees at the Douglas plant in Tor- I ranee, were charged with ac- j cepting trips to resort areas for themselves and their families. PRE-INDUCTION PRACTICE Hollywood if lohn Brad ford, young actor from Aurora. 111., has portrayed servicemen in each of the 12 motion pictures he has been in since coming to i Hollywood. Bradford, currently portraying an Air Force ser- i aeant in ''No Time for Ser- Deart lire Sunday Classified li at , aeants." has not vet seen mili noon Saiurrtav. 10 a ni Moiki.i 1 Monday, nlhcr clavs S 3(1 DrpvimjA dav l',r S rKe. Some Memorial Day visitors in Jacksonville and at. the ceme tery included Mrs. E. M. Wil son, of Medford, who visited her daughter Mrs. Guy Garrett and Mrs. Garrett's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rippy, of Reding, Calif., paid a pre Memorial Day visit last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helms were visitors from the Apple gate and also called on Mrs. Rose Rippy. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Jones, of Coos Bay, visited the cemetery on Memorial Day. Mrs. Jones is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Gua Sanger. Recent "drop in the Job Berriman home were their old friends Mr. and Mrs. Uuil Combe of Sunrise, Wyo. The Combes were en route home after visiting Yellowstone park and other points of interest along the way. L6NGEST TICKET DISPUTE Sydney, Australia tpi Rol and Hill, director of American Travel headquarters here, dis puted today a Tokyo travel agency report that it had issued the world's longest airline tick et. Tokyo press reports said a 25-foot long ticket had been is sued to Nelson Lees to go from Tokyo to the United States, via visitors at 1 ' cities in Asia. Australia, South Africa ai.d Europe. "Last November." Kill said, "we is sued a 35-foot long ticket for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Balogh of Sydney. They traveled aboard 28 airlines and visited 105 cities in 33 countries.' Carol Turnbtill, daughter 0 the Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Turn bull was honored on her seventh birthday with a party at her home on May 25. Eight small guests were present as well as Carol's family. Mrs. Lee Maddux assisted Mrs. Turnbull. Games were played and birthday re freshments served. ' , i I jLi ''Art"" I J -' ? . . ' 1 (.RADl ATING AS TOP CADET in West Point '? 19.Y7 class. John H. Vickrrs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Vickers, Fairfield, Conn., will be commissioned second lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers. (InirDinlioim! SoKi'ilpholo) I BOURBON DRINKERS... When are you going to taste clearly finer Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Andre of Kerby, Ore., recently visited Mrs. Elizabeth Andre, who is now making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Dutton. in Jacksonville. Mrs. Andre said she would appreciate seeing all her friends here. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farley, of Jacksonville highway, Mrs. L.' McKee and Mrs. Ray Cole man, of Jacksonville, recently firov. to Silvertnn. fanhv and Salem on a two day tour of Iris , gardens in that area. j Officials of the Jacksonville fire department advised last week that permits will be re quired for all burning within city limits starting on June 1. Permits can be obtained at Chris Dries. Home owners were also reminded, when reporting a fire, they should state clearly their name, address and the tvpe of fire. Arnold N icriermeyer. of Ash land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nieriermeyer. who live near Byby's corner, left May 29 to go irto service. Mrs. Lottie Hunt of San Jose, : C';f .. arrived here May 10 to visit with her sister, Mrs. George Godward. on Sterling rd. j .Trs. Maynard Bond, of Lake--,e, paid a surprise visit at tile Iiome of her mother. Mrs. Lo-e Rippv. last week. She also ";s;U-d other friends and rela- t vs in tile valley. i A bririjtl shower htito-ing I . Sandra N'orns ws held v a! titc h;vne of Miss Rita ?B tli. 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