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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.
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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!" Asian
influenza already has killed 3t
least 300 persons and afHwi
500,000 more in India, official
sources said today. The figures
do not include rural areas, for
which statistics are unavailable
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