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"V v .1 o Yosernite Park Area Scanned For Missing Four-Year-Old Girl Yotrnit?. Caiif. F Seach er Jaaned out en r the Bridal Ve.1 Creek rea of Ycem!te Na t'ttl Park toc in mrch a ('Ver-old rl since Wed fioatf evening. The firl v.a Shirley Ann QH.Der, of Rer-da in Lc An .ffilfs county. She indexed off Jlitn Uie Brlrial Veil CrK a'np-ounds where e:, hed been a-"aionir.( "nth lr per ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glnn E MiIIt and her "year-old. sister. Carol. o Lookinf for Sifter The campgrounds in located near the Badgrr Pa?s ski resort along Glacier Point Road Shir ley disappeared about 7:30 p.m apparently after deciding to go upstream to look for her sister Her prwents notified rangers, when she failed to return with Carol. Meanwhile, 3-year-old Randy -Scott Libby, Fresno, also miss ing since Wednesday, was found Thursday night about five mites east of Dinkey creek, a Higr Sierra stream 65 miles east of Fresno. Randy Cv as clad only in a bright orange and black bathing suit, but was unharmed except for cut feet and bruises. Randy, the son of Fresno fire man Harold E. Libby, was last seen Wednesday evening when he left the camp of Mr. and Mrs William K. Patterson, with whose children he had been playing. More than 250 men. including volunteers from the Fresno fire department, took part in the search for Randy. The boy was found by bloodhounds at 6:30 p.m. Thursday atop Marble Point about 4!2 air miles from the point where he had strayed Rangers estimated he had walk ed about eight miles. He was still chewing his bub ble gum. Tracker Unable To Find Trace of Missing Man Molalla, Ore. V A profes sional tracker hired to hunt Mark Francklin, 79, Portland, reported today that a month of searching had turned up noth ing new. Francklin vanished in the woods southeast of here His car was found abandoned. Conducting the search is E. J Sherman of Molalla. j Negro Appointed On Graham Team New York V Evangelist Billv Graham announced Thurs- i day night that for the first I time, a Ne?ro has been appoint ed a member of his ''crusade team." ! The North Carolina Baptist ! minister introduced the Rev. j Howard Jones of Cleveland, to a Madison Square Garden audi ence. The Rev. Mr. Jones will serve as an associate evangelist j on Graham's 35- member "team." Graham later told the United Press that "we consider our selves most fortunate in having the Rev. Jones with us, as he did a magnificent job conducting re vivals in Nigeria, Liberia and other African areas." Although the 23-y e a r-old Negro minister is only a tem porary member of his team, Graham said, "It is possible he will be associated with us in fu ture crusades, both north and south." i He explained that the Rev. i Mr. Jones was on leave of ab ' ence as pastor of the Smoot ' Memorial Christian and Mission jarv Alliance Church in Cleve I land. N. H. GLADFELTER Promoted at Bank Portland P Louis Breun inger has been named acting superintendent of the Umatill'-i Indian Agency at Pendleton. Help Yourself to Happiness Reader are rftvlt4 W prtm ifcelr problems. All queries will receive tndividuaJ sttentiu an !) b accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope. dirrif r MB BABBIS SEIFERT. M. V. Department of Educa tion. The AAFAH AN IV&TITl'TB OF FAMILY RELATIONS. 5287 Sunset Boulevard. Los a4 7 UiUm Don't B Afraid Te Us You Spiritual Ae5ri$ori Don't hesitate? to cjill rur pa fnr, your priest, or your rebhi in time of trouble not jiit ipiri tual trouble, but difficulty of any kind. Ministers often say thtt their congregations ignore everything the Church has to offer except its weekly sermons. In early times, the minister was frequently the only educat ed man in the town. People sought his judgment and his aid on countless daily questions. Today the trend is once again to turn to the minister, not just for spiritual advice, but for ev eryday problems. Today's minister is often a skilled advisor. He may have taken courses in psychology and lociology. as well as theology. The newest Idea o in luggage! JJJ h r n ij "Chic Miss" Glanioron! Exciting! Fashionable! Let us show tou the most beautiful luzgage in America Picary "Chic Miss"' in the new contour-cuned hapc. W licary stand for finr't quality. "Chic Miss" stands for the nff't, loveliest styling, e give tou this new Theary "Chic Mis"" at prices that will make you cheer. Be proud of your luggage be proud of your thrift! Come in toilay. 21 -in. Overnite $25.00 WE PDCm CTAUDC Uill-I.ll j hui w GIVE 1 Burks Foi All Your Luggage Needi Luggage Repairing Luggage Covers 314 East Main Phone 5P 2-4472 He may have received counsel ing training and has. perhaps, at tended several "workshops in hu man relations," which enable him to give sound and signifi cant service. He has probably had experience in handling child-guidance problems, marital difficulties, in-law troubles, and financial straits. Tour minister stands ready to help you on the problems which overwhelm you an impending divorce, a teen-ager going wrong, an alcoholic, an unreasonable boss, or a human triangle. He will not be an expert or final authority, but he will be an hon est and sympathetic listener, who will help you solves your diffi culty or direct you to an expert who can do so. He knows the facilities of your community and can tell you where you should turn for further help, whether it bo from psychiatrists, physi cians, social service workers, or marriage counselors. When " should you call your minister? WHEN YOU HAVE A PROBLEM. Your problem will be your minister's as soon as you discuss it with him and a prob lem shared shrinks to manage able size! Ministers try to keep flexible schedules, which although full t overflowing, always seem to have room for one more person's problems. Don't hesitate ask your minister! A Personal Touch! Hiwiuni.iii,j,j.,,t.,.,.t ::- g"77TTfr::: iyat J::s n-":.Ti -: 990 Influenza Cases Reported on Oahu Honolulu IP At least 900 cases of influenza have been reported among servicemen and their dependents on Oahu Is land during the past two weeks, military authorities said Thurs day night. A spokesman at Tripler Army Hospital said a few cases have been analyzed clinically and most of them proved to be the Asiatic type flu which struck hundreds of thousands in the Philippines. Hong Kong, Japan India and other Oriental coun tries. He said, however, that most cf the present cases were mild and only about 135 required hos pital treatment. Health officers here said that the flu outbreak apparently is centered at military installa tions. Only 110 civilian cases have been reported, they -said. Three Men Held on Knowland Robbery Piedmont, Calif. 'IP Police arrested three men Thursday on suspicion of trying to rob the home of U.S. Sen. William F. Knowland. A neighbor noticed that one of the men engaged a 17-year-old baby sitter in conversation while his two companions drift ed in and out of the house. The neighbor became suspicious and called police. Officers arrived as two of the men were carrying a large cop per coffee urn from the house They found a copper punch bowl and two silver cigarette light ers in the suspects' car. The three men were James M Fleming, 20, Texarkana. Ark., Joel F. Harris. 21. San Fran cisco, and Charles G. McCauley, 19, San Francisco. They were held for investigation of burglary. McMinnville Man Drowns in Nevada Gerlach, New W An Ore gon man drowned Wednesday in a deep hot springs pool near here. The victim was identified as Charles Hand. 40. McMinnville. A search was under way for his body. Gladfeller Named Assistant Manager At U.S. Bank Here N. H. (Dyke) Gladfelter has been named an assistant manager of the Medford branch of the U.S. National bank. The appointment is effective July 1. according to E. C. Sammons, president. Gladfelter will fill the vacancy created by the promotion of J. D. Monteith to assistant manager at the bank's Klamath Falls branch. He began his banking career with the Chase National bank in New York in 1930. He attended American Institute of Banking classes in New York, receiving the standard certificate. He has also taken several post-graduate courses. Served with Seabees During World War II. he served with the Navy "Seabees'' from June, 1943, to June. 1946. Gladfelter joined U.S. Na tional bank in 1946 at the head office in Portland. In January, 1948. he was transferred to the Medford branch as loan counter assistant. Active in community projects, he is a member of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, the Southern Oregon Bankers association and St. Mark's Epis copal church. He is active in Boy Scout work and is at present dis trict commissioner in the Crater Lake area council. He will at tend the national jamboree as an adult leader of one of the local troops. He is married and has two children. Gail, 5, and Paul, 2. Monteith has been with U.S. National at the Medford branch since 1940. He was named an as sistant manager in 1949. A vet eran of World War II. he served with the Army from 1942 to 1946. He saw service in Okinawa and with the occupation force in Japan. He is now a major in the Army reserve. His civic activities in Medford include treasurer of Jackson county chapter, Polio fund: chair man of the finance committee of the Elks lodge: member of the chamber of commerce and dea con of the Presbyterian church. Adam Richter. also an assistant manager at the Medford branch is being promoted to head of Friday, June 28. 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THJL.EE Measles Epidemic Breaks Ail Records Portland IP Oregon's mea sles epidemic, which has been going on for four months and shows no signs ot diminishing, has broken all previous records, according to the State Board of Health. Dr. Harold M. Erickson. state health officer, said the state had reported 12,047 cases through last Sunday. That is about nine times the incidence of last year and it by no means includes all cases, many of which are not reported. In Portland, for example, only 193 cases have been reported officially but it is known the incidence has been heavy in the metropolitan area. The previous record year for, measles in Oregon was in 1940 when some ten thousand cases were reported. California Man Injured In Highway 99 Accident Placido Racadio Alcayaga, 44.' Stockton.' Calif., was injured about 10:25 a.m. Thursday when the car he was operating sheered off a power pole at Highway 99 and Scenic ave.. north of Cen tral Point, state police said. Alcayaga suffered broken ribs and chest bruises, the attending physician reported. He was taken to Sacred Heart hospital by Med ford Ambulance service. Panama Water Level Said Critically Low Balboa, Canal Zone V The water level in the Panama Canal has fallen to a near-critical low as a result of this year's unprece dented spring drought in the Canal Zone, officials here said today. The water in Gatun Lak?. used as a reservoir for canal operation, has fallen to a level of barely 82 feet, 3 feet bc!ov normal and only 8 inches above the all-time record low. Shipping onerators have been warned that draft limits on orj carriers, supertankers and oth er large vessels will have to be reduced until the lake level returns to 83 feet. Asian Flu Claims 300 Lives in India New Delhi, India '1!" 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