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Local and
Building Permit Lee Marshall
hai been issued a building per
mit for $1,000 for electric con
struction at his home, 1106 Hiatt
at.
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Bala A rummage and re-
pairable toy sale will be heldjjng to police, who said no cita
by St. Luke's Methodist church
Tuesday, Dec. 3, at the Fehl
bldg., 108 North Ivy st., from
10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
To Attend Meeting Police
Chief Carles P. Champlin and
Detective Kyle Perkins will at
tend an FBI conference meeting
in Portland on Dec. 4. The one
day meeting will be on "Law
Enforcement and Fleeing Fel
ons." a
Mori Planned A movie on
narcotics will & shown to Med
ford police officers at their De
cember meeting on Monday
evening, according to Chief Char
les P. Champlin. He said mem
bers of local daw enforcement
agencies have been invited to
view the film.
In Lot Anegles Rev. Melvin
Dixon, St. Luke's Methodist
church and his family have gone
to Los Angeles, Calif., due to
the death of Mr. Dixon's mother.
While he is gone The Rev. G.
Trobough, associate minister of
the First Methodist church, will
conduct services at the St. Luke's
church Sunday.
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Flu Fires The Medford fire
department reported Saturday
afternoon that they answered
two flue fire alarms on Satur
day morning. An alarm was ans
wered at 7:35 ajn. at the resi
dence of Jack Conon, 101 Da
kota st. A flfie fire was extin
guished at theiome of Elza Des;.
pain, 1308 Hilton st. about 8:3d
a.m. No damage from the flue
fires was reported officials said.
COFFEE SHOP
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PERSONAL
Attractive, well-stocked grocery store desires to
meet homemaker with problem of buying Christ
mas presents ad feeding the family well without
ruining the food budget. Object . . . solving this
problem.
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Safeway's great December Dollar Days Event
starts next Monday, December 2nd, at 9:00 A.M.
You won't want to miss out on this opportunity to
buy fine foods at wonderfully low prices that will
permit you to feed your family better, for less,
and have extra savings to spend on Christmas
shopping.
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SAFEWAY
Personal
Accident A car operated by
Richard LeRoy pa&nan, Seat
tle, Wash., and a pickup truck
registered to Purest Logging
company, Jackstille, were in
volved in an accident at the cor
ner of Main st. and Central ave.,
about 3:15 p.m. Friday, accord-
tions were issued.
Break-In DrPD. Kirkland
West, pattor of the First Pres
byterian church, Eighth and Hol
ly sts., Medford, reported to city
police Friday afternoon frat
someone broke into the church
between Wednesday afternoon
and Friday. Noticing was report
ed missing, police said. Entry
wasgained by removing hinge
pin from a fira escape door, po
lice said.
Burglary Thom Arthur
Saunders, 204 Crater Lake ave.,
Medford, reported to Medford
police Friday evening that a
blanket valued at S10 was taken
from a bedroom at the Crater
Lake ave. address. A dresser had
been riffled, police reported, but
what was missing had not been
determined.
Stolen Jack Lichtenstern,
1011 West Tenth st., Medford,
told sheriffs deputies of a bur
glary in an unoccupied cabin
last week five miles south of
Butte Falls. An electric frying
pan was taken. Reports show th
rear door of the cabin was en
tered after a padlock and has
were pried loose.
Earl Mountbatten
Threatens To Quit
London The Daily Her
ald said Saturday Earl Mount
batten, Britain's ranking admiffl,
has threatenedto resign if ihtf
governmeflr) goesahead with
plans to close the Chatham Nfcvftl
dockyard.
The Laborite newspaper fcg&
the only London daily to report
the story. Under a haling
"Mounibatten Storm," thg Her
ald salcr the first s3 lord threat
ened to quit to save tH) Royl
Navy from drastic (economic cut
backs.
There has beea no officii an
nouncement as yet to.cldfe Cha
tham, where 12,000 person i
employed. The Herald said Fri
day, however, that the baa) was
to be shut down.
BOY SCOUTS.
To Meet 73
Officers of Boy Scout Troop
16, sponsored by Talisman lodge,
Knights of Pythia, will meet at
the home of Jimmy O'Duane,
128 South Columbia avenue, Fri
day, December 16, at 7:30 p.m.
News About
Servicemen
ANDERSON ON LEAVE
Airman 1st class Darwin Lee
Anderson, son of Mrs. Ida An
derson, 310 Jeanette st., is cur
rently on leave from the air
force following oneand one-half
years of dut on Okinawa. An
derson had reenlisted for four
years in the air force last spring.
He will report for duty at Castle
Air Force Base, Calif., upon com
pletion of his leave.
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i RECEIVES PROMOTION
! Gilbert F. Liddell, Medford
! High school graduate Class of
'o4, who enlfsted In the Navy in
August of 1955, sends his father,
Forrest B. Li&Jell, 712 Newtown
st., the news that he has $en
promoted to Dental Technician
Second Class. "Gib" is stationed)
ill wdiiip x cuuiciuu, vauii
IN EXtRCISE Q
Marine Pvt. Dennis F. Troxel
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred TroUfound DallaSwith thre screfe
Medford, recently participated iS
a Marine Air Ground landirif
exercise with the first Marine
division's fifth regiment.
AT SCHOOL
Marine Sgt. Bill H. Day, son
of Mrs. Robert Force, Medford,
and husband of Mrs. Alice L.
Day, Central Point, is attending
a 28-week course at the engineer
equipment mechanic foreman's
school at Camp Lejeune, N. C.
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mMW J - Jim 4cr l
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m&Qo (fcLOlSi-Lou tly W (Iq1s b&
(5feS4urd in th concert chedlf br g.1ft. Iteo. (8t Me&ir
gfceS hh school (gUditorium. &gis leaturs DlolsC will flay
'Wigjit PSgce" by (ohn Klein (r ill iceoiftpSjfg) y e
SfntS. 3th the 1C& gsco bnd n9 the 0-oic C-M ill
)Br) in this year' gop oncrt. Procd g9 t fiieSg seirdj tft
i&o to thf nn?8l ast-5t SSKn (g8& iff. S?n ffaflriieo
3. $18& V(tftly i thg Saufhtgr P M. (gtC lobeffe
Voly, 2013) Werlunf dr., StJbrd.
, '
ftilteilnlfl!tfii
too u u. ft. ie-
felg). itBeted Sgturfgf to B?itiB
utcfies eg ftmrien glg
"a9LiBe' to cseeyittgi lie
wBf WW 4J4 ""Srey r5'
&0n ign9 miliary ff!ciale
er resiling) ip
S-Somsi i filenes Seft o
fet 48a m 9 ofe feegl gi-
bud r effia (cfsfis? feftat
Strtefoic Sir EomMfBg om
:$ &etga 6ae gpe date
It uoiraoo3 $at Jhji io
carry H$omtt oQ ifaiOiB, mi
sidni) ovjr lli9 rtioJ5S resS.
for instant use in 3? ft t
ta. But, lthou,5 tftaji hgv
hinted vlry clarly if&t thi ?
Kih. U. S. military Mcia,l fiaea
never com 8ut n (giS it inf1
so many wor
The outcry cam inritaiO
ter British Foreij&n Sacrdlfcrp
SelwgnQbloyd saif 'CP8na6a
he "assed" SC plang)
operating) around ErQnS i.
H-bomb pay 1(S
Nofiimmt Visits
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lid Kins lifiei
r
Dallas T$g. flaV-Ring So
hammed V tooft of f Saturday fbr
th 830,000-a3-&i tin rncS in
ffiuth Texas, to watcft coSoy
(gt work nd 9b 'hetfte Spacil
(Brakes and n strain of cat
tle grown therrcptabl gp
his native 'Morocco.
Mohammed and h5g) ntouilg
boardfi g four-ennS Constel
lation (gtfgr lfiIohmmed
thrown off gursuinjj) nvvsman
and phntoraphers in otunnP
under me Municipal building
and gone for an automobilw rid
service men, Sa aide and a chau'
ffeur.
Mohammed(npent(Sjt(ast SS
000 in Dallas. While h was jsp
ing through a General Motors
assembly plant yesterday, he or
dered a $15,000 Cadillac automo
bile for a son and another 10,-
000 Cadillac for his family..
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Stream Pollution
Faces Stiff Laws 0
Eugene HP) C. V. Everts
Jr. of the Oregoa Sanitary Auth
ority, told the h annual con
vention of the Izaak Walton
League here Friday that Oregon
communities and industries face
a "stiffened attitude" regarding
stream pollution. He called for
publie-support for more rigid en
forcement of sanitary laws.
Everts said the authority now
has increfeed power to enforce
its edicts and that privateQciti
zens and organizations should
report immediately any sus
! pected incidents of stream pollu-
tion.
BOMBERS CHANGED
South Ruilslip, England W
A new licrht hninhpr thf Dmiff-
las B-66B Destroyer, will be add-?
ed to NATO forces stationed in
England, the U.S. Third Air
Force announced Saturday. The
47th Bombardment Wing Tac
tical based at Cculthorpe will
convert from B-45 Tornadoes to
the new all-weather craft during
the first half of 1958.
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st tf pita, ai la Asftised,
b f cggegviii asfr, (Jig?)
eiJl S9ua-g. 0?WiB95&5 1S22,
sftsig 63d.e fie felpf. ,
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,JIur.goP jg feastedj 8o ee
&ig$ ixn&.saes 1st. 18 fire-
gigce fj a yonxa wtera eojf
siicgogRonae, ejseipeaei 6&p
gat fiowa &i& fi!d8ey Dm
2P, 0 said to ?aee
een iift& & erip tecstg-
r on &a lftga? loot
nitr 9?iX&i Qctt &9n? tfte
C9jort. Af? ffa?i?i Song
me &i& oftly $o?t
'i beinss ?6c'Bfl." $ie
in cn9 osipia!l& c vie
report, $QeW67 A
Sevft fls fb'n4 s9.e tm go.
um in ta sj. e. s-saatioa v
montfte ga f&e si
eoOimuxieO i 'iRa.
muiS flis ff $9 .
fences te life ?S?ieBf.?o5ii in
8ruflr5, 1S4S, o up
tresson csgeo. $3B& SoAa 3il
in OctOBtf 8 lest fl.uriftft
fih Qnti-r6 5volf, f Cgtolic
pIfflta enteral is negtion m
rly November n8 g9( bggn
ther gC 9nqg o
laforllpi
P&tland mild earth
tremor, tir about one min
ute, waf)flt in Portland Friday
at 8:47 p.m. O
Seismologist Bill Geifz said
the shoe was local and far less
severe dhan the one recorded on
his instrument Nov.Q6.
Telephoned imports from Port
land Heights and from Walnut
Grove, Salmon Creek, Felida,
and Vancouver-gp Wash?, told of
creaking floors and some move
ment in homes.
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lively ramoves hard corns, soft com
iGm, cctllevus, worts,
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oral different oils rhat soften, loosen
and dees not ccwso tho irritation as
do Strang acid mixture. WKon all
athors Kav failed Vy this one. Try
our GSwnion Relief, which relieves
pain, sorenass, swelling first ewcend
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Headquarter Compny hd
an $ttdndanc of 01 nlit, mn
anf oMcei last 9f ongajy niht.
Capt. 9. . Ceaion, comgn
( on cr n8 clegniqg of quig
ment, n8 Id.Sgt. Sa.0 lBaiy
Jr. 1u,ht cls on teehniud d
fir. 51a j. Core &n$ ife9
visor, ttncteg th8 $?ill.
:on8 Lieut. isROPS Gfe3c,
motor office for i?e8Sfcu9rtr
Compgny, is ttnig jSsie J
fkntr Officer :ftooi. Liuf?n
fnt Qrfgr i83!it3-4t iangsi,
OeBdaltf S?9r69t, nd & n8 C
famil.C ill Qg io El. pois
G., ibrisoisfcS enfs
HsaauflPiftwComggsj sfeO
listeS Pvt. i.. (3rs4B
of honi urig tftft ges4 &k,
n ?et. Deessin Ldrg has ftoag
gromol to grivflte rt tlflSg.
Sft. ic(er4 It 3rrt c
Ke3quar5 ComgQSe n8 s
srgerSf !S89l9r wer mrri6
9.Tov. l) i th ?ftigl 5aptit
church. Sine returning from 9
trip to the OregoO ccgt ta f&
t om t $Q T8yJ t. ar
eent GfrrtfC )S &m,gloe99
ec'j &aaey, cng fijr gqp
ret fia refe'emeg t figr o8 k
Siara Heatopgi(i.
On fueaseji evening, Comgene
!8. gail9, witft 80 nliflteS mn
9na , officer fJ9ngiqg). 3jor
Taft Isfi1 grille ith CorSgBny
A feeee. Th$ m ttOftded
cJisset oft 1chniqu o RfB ign8
cohS6t Sr, ungSP Sgt. George
SeSbeffem n PJfc. RonQlS Lin
den; (gtiustftieflt e fteey enf
8&'9 mofee nd rtilierj
feeygl oonougft 8n8 C1. amas
fSL - . -
ctar?; (grene'aes, ita gi. eiSB?sua!iie
Ciaa Ber& e isfirutiinsi
tian iSgiPcteS y Cjj. "gillii
Qtego., (ggsjse $a cai. Bfe$
JBssiftet.
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3? eSnfeieuine Jd Cftisa A,
Qrajdi vajej for
?55, KsSgt saafeifea. jei,
ftftPSgt Cli6ba Coogee, 3ti,
re !.e "est ftree gieces. Aft
(gec(ree pat of 9 goi&e aos.
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ie8 ft feom rea9ny o
eeme g t g.a. Cofgofei
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go$ oaliege. 1fs. oT'i8 i$
asxA ex is a&ifist stiori
cssy d 8iaya s
igSftiS is io 8B3ai:Cll
leases MEongej. Tfteir oj$nent
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99 enS Q?i utoti fltfi
Ut, r8t in th &Gt& of
tSQfif,i?gt)n, he An in$tall&S
e$ Comi river nr
i.ong-is enfi $lso, tft
17.. ?6?. Cnd vudlift 9vicn
Souncefl Ber fcturfiy.
?& StfRwfiy ojBtns 93m9 1?
mils 0$ esRVnin veirc9 r
Sftinooft nl efthr eBlmoa nd
(Stffilft5. An "l9ctric iin"
eouSr The fc'ho uftp on l&d
& rcorSg the hour thgy
go ug on & clocft-drivan chrt.
1 r sorvicegiia in new isii
Igioe f'r part of a federally
ienceS Columbie river fishery
cfeeftiement prqgn jointly
conduct8dby the fishery agen
cy of Oregon, Idaho and Wfish
inton (gnd tlfla service.
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IflSSHl'ilJ Set o
I J5 . H . r II
I Hungarian iSpvernment has start-
, " w-
of . thg) revolution, travelers
rggchinft hei disclosed Satur
day. They jdOthe trial of the
$w-vijged Malster and three
othr rbel lderi in the abor
tiv anti-CommunistJiprising op-
nl in "gbftlui secrecy" before
"people curt" in Budapest.
s?r threw other defendants are
Col. Istvan Kovacs, chief of staff
un3e "frSsdom' oremier Imre
5gy. Sandor opacky, onime
golic chj of Budapest, (hd
11 Sv ba gccU&d of "es
ionagft, hi tison and t
tiP' to ovrthro the people's
Omocrfitic rtfgim." Under the
fcitfrtiSl l3w imgosed by th So-
idt-egonDri rjgpie of Pram
id tfenog SEdgr, maxirnum paa-
o conviction deftth.
n th first word of
deleter Sine h wag seized At
mf oinfc be th Rusiang, whil
8rttmA with them on the
morning of ;ov. , 195f.
9lOlter ftf) a young liauten
gn colonel in the army when
the revolt CtartaU He headed the
gellQnt defend of Kilian bar-
rc8g iff Budp5t in the first
oftog o&th Oct. 83 uprisina and
tidily turnd the Russians
iMiiifRisft
At.
2 e
Auffi, Calif. OP) Diminish-
iteg -Sndgi Saturday ded fire
CffgRte? in their effort to con
&ol gi)tdntiflll5 aJBrious out
B6 in &S,0tf?)-acre brush and
1b-?B 39.ro. In the Atn fahriol
i w er-
ob tfin (9D firefighters
pouftft tft Kt blgzg under
991 ftuisSfe niit, but it
eui o control on $ two
Qiiloofi5SS'thar6a was
IUt 69 gs5 99?rt winSg, -hich
9ed9gd 9 ails, i hour in
IFire) erfe 6r reinrcl
10 9g3 6flitiorl 1) mi dur
te n5s, eS trly todfc?.
tP.5 m be to
SegaiS MiEf ol dp gig fir (pme-
e eui)lwB JiSay s cev
feS ?n tgsfi S&r crS n
od Bujffesl f,cr5.
!E?ra afttoss 9afl to life movwd
?.OtO .?. JB hgili'&opter b
?C virtually irtace5Si-
oQ' nine waj old,
hs aufi ghimated mil
lie follflfg) iQmagP. It arted
Q&0 -0 uBati by (g. road
e0 a:S.urn'S n$ ftt fire to
erf
iireii
Sfortlgnft (B Doctors at
Xol3fc&e 8rJ hcfipital here said
3atiirfl- ttet. Orenn State Sen-
g Honroja Sveland, Port-
lanS Dmoci&t, suffering rrom
'n &u1 thyroido infection,"
forcing th SgBtor to cancel a
trig to Honolulu.
Gov. Robert D. Holmes had
anointed Sweetland to repre-
g.ot the 2lt of Oregon at me
morial ;rvicigboard the sunK
en Httltiip USS Arizona at
Pfl&rl Harbor Dec. 7.
C.JD OF TgA$?KS
W wHi to expreu our tlncere
thtrSs to all our friends and neigh
bow for their acts of kiwlness.
flw". crds and other exptesions
of ymrfttny during our recent be
rmwnent. MikV God blesi you.
W $5b. Mary Parker
Mrs. James Stockman
" and family
: Mrs. Allen Henry
and family O
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Obituaries
GRANVILLE FEATHERINGILL
Funeral services for Granville
Featheringill, 72, of 414 South
Riverside ave. who died Wednes
day, will be held in the Conger
Morris funeral home, Monday at
11 a.m. with the Rev. Jjpies
Neely, of the First Baptist church
officiating. Burial will be in the
Hillcrest cemetery in Grants
Mr. Featheringill was born,
April 16, 1885, in West Plains,
Mo. On Sept. 14, 1910 he was
married to Anges Hanchey, in
Guernsey, Ark., who survives
him.
Other survivors include two
sons; Dale Featheringill, Med
ford, and Bert Featheringill, Pis
mo Beach, Calif.; oae daughter,
Miss Reba. Feathermgill, of Se
attle, Wash.; one brother, O. R.
Featheringill of Portland; and
two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Queen,
and Mrs. Winnie Muhlenburg,
Joplin, ilo.
LEOgARD BOWMAN
Funeral services for Leonard
Bowman, 62, of 521 Manzanita
Central Point, will be held
gt the First-Presbyterian church
in Merrill, t 1:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Rev. Lloyd Henderson will of
ficiate. Mr. Bowman died at his home
Friday apparently from a
heart attack, Central Point po
lice said. An officer said a neigh
bor found him in his yard with
water running out of a faucet
that the elderly man had been
repairing.
Burial will be in the IOOF
cemetery, at Merrill, Oregon'.
Perl funeral home had charge of
local arrangements.
Mr. Bowman was born in Day
ton, Wash., on August 18, 1895
and had been a resident of the
state for the pft 47 years and
of the Central Point community
for the past 2 months. He was a
bookkeeper by profession, a
member ofthe Masonic lodge,
Malin LodgeTo. 194, IOOF Mer
rill Lodge No. 187, and of the
First Presbterlan church in Merrill-
PSurvlvors Include his wife,
Mrs. Hazel Bowman of Central
Point; two daughters, Mrs. Lou
ise Beasly, Central Point and
Mrs. Velma Jean McClannahan,
Pasco, W(sh.; one brother. Mel
vin a. Bowman, Merrill; one
sister, Mrs. Mariorie HeMrich,
Oak Rridge, and nine grandchil
dren
Keith O'Harefuneral home,
Klamath Falls, will be in charge
of the services at Merrill.
WILLIAM MORTON
William Morton, 53, of route
2, box 194, Medftrd, died early
Saturday morning. He was em
ployed by Don Clark, orchardist.
for the past 15 years. Funeral
arrangements will be announced
by Perl Funeral home.
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