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Nine Police Officers Jo Start Three-Veek Training Session Nine Medford police officers tomorrow will begin a three week training session, the most complete course of its kind ever offered by the department, ac cording to Charles P. Champlin, chief of police. Attending the classes, to be held four hours each day, Mon day through Friday, will be five new officers, whose hiring was authorized by the city council Friday night, and lour officers ho have joined the department in recent weeks. Various Speakers 9 he recruits will hear speak ers from the city of Medford. fpjilice department, sheriff's of if.cct state police, county juvenile (iinartment, district attorney's .'fice, Jackson County Chamber I Commerce. Camp White domi liary, fire department Oregon Liquor Control commission and the Medford Mail Tribune. Classes will be conducted from 1 to 5 p.m., and the trainees will spend the hours from 5 to 9 p.m., observing departmental activi ties on the job. Monday's session will open with Chief Champlin administer ing the oath of office to the new men. Mayor John Snider will make the opening remarks. City Manager Robert A. Duff will speak on city government and Chief Champlin will speak on departmental policies, "Law En forcement as a Profession." Olheri Are Listed Other speakers during the course will include Lt. Rollie P Pean, Medford police; Eugene K. Rickcr. Camp White manager; Capt. Paul Parsons, state police; Sheriff Howard Gault; Mrs. Kay Crowell, County juvenile officer; Lt. Jack E. McMillan. Medford police; Lt. Lyle C. Perkins, Med ford police; Sgt. Keith M. Gildes gard. Medford police; Miss Noreen A. Kelly, municipal judge; Roy E. Bashaw, city at torney; Thomas J. Reeder, dis trict attorney; Sgt. Raymond V. Seely. Medford police; Sgt. Leo A. Mitchell, Medford police; Don P. McNeil, chamber of commerce secretary; Mrs. Bert Pree. cham ber of commerce tourist chair man; Eric W. Allen Jr. managing editor, Medford Mail Tribune; Fire Chief Gordon R. Barker: Capt. Clyde C. Fichtner, Med-' ford police; Lt. Orlo W. McGee, Medford police; and Inspector Alvin E. Hartley. Oregon Liquor Control commission. Chief Champlin said the de partment has long wanted to present a program of this scope for trainees but this is the first time in which there have been enough recruits at the same time to warrant such a session. ! FBI Has No Interest In Missing Teacher Mineral, wash. IP The FBI has no special interest in the case of a missing Mineral Sun day school teacher, Richard Auerbach, agent in charge of the Seattle office, said here Fri day. However, Auerbach said the FBI would "act in liaison" with with Lewis County authorities. Eleanor Bolinger. 31, disap peared July 7 and only her bicycle, berry buckets and a pool of blood so far have been found. Hugh Coleman Named Edsel Dealer Here The Edsel-Ford Motor compa ny's new medium-priced car to be introduced early this fall will be sold and serviced in Med ford through Coleman Edsel Sales, Inc., which has been an nounced as an authorized Edsel dealership by ' R. J. Siewers, Seattle district sales manager for Easel division. Long established in the Ford products automobile business and widely known throughout this area since 1950 when he took over the Ford Dealership in Medford, Hugh Coleman will head the new organization and also continue as head of Crater Lake Motors, Ford dealership. His automobile experience dates back to 1926 when he sold Model "T" Fords and has been connect ed with the Ford organization ever since. Plans will shortly be announc ed by Coleman for plans in con nection with the opening and the personnel to handle the new Edsel outlet. 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Knight said Friday he has signed an omnibus park bill appropriating $7,569,281 for expanded recreational facilities throughout the state. The measure was one of a record 2,168 bills the governor has already signed to date. He has until midnight next Wed nesday to work on some 478 re maining bills. Log Hauling Contract Cancelled by Court A county log hauling contract with James S. Wood and Har old F. Yost, route 1, box 410 K, Medford, has been cancelled, the county court reported last week. The two men were under con tract to pick up logs dropped along county road rights of way. Violation of contract agree ments and violation of state law by hauling on Sunday were given as reasons for the con tract termination. Read and Use Classified Ada The Low Cost Wav to Sell JIM'S MEATS ZZiZfiT ALL MEATS ARE INSPECTED TOP QUALITY LOCKER MEATS CHOICE BEEF - Cut and Double Wrapped Half or Whole BEEF . Rind QUARTER 41 clb. 5lclb. Front QUARTER 37c lb. 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