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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1958)
r IX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, January 181 NATION -WID VALUE MONTI St 4 y d) nz 3 ' PRESIDES AT MEETING Carl Brophy, Medford attor ney, will preside at the an .nual meeting of. the YMCA board on Tuesday, Jan. 21, at .6:30 p.m. Nine board posi tion will be open at the meet--ing to which any member of .the YMCA can be elected. Th group will' discuss a -planned drive for more fam ily memberships. e IDefense Lawyers To Be Named for Sergeant's Trial i Washington OP! Defense lawyers were slated to be named today for the court -martial of an Army sergeant accused of spying for Russia under.the influence of vodka .and aex. - The attorneys face the task ot saving M-Sgt. Roy A Rhodes from possible life im- rprlsonment for actions he committed while serving in th U.S. Embassy's motor -pool In Moscow from May, 1931, to July, 1953. An Army general court martlal was ordered Thurs rday after Investigation of -charges that the 40-year-old It Army veteran had violated CTJ.S. espionage laws and slgn- ed a false official document. -No trial date was set imme- dlattly. As a witness in the trial of -coavtcted Soviet master spy Rudolph Abel in Brooklyn, IrN.Y., last October, Rhodes ad emitted peddling information cto the Russians. He said he became a Rui i.$lan Informer after a wild 'hotel bedroom party with a '.Moscow girl. He had an Am- -erican wife at the time. Rhodes said he woke up af !ter the party with a Russian . woman who started his con- tact with Soviet agents. r- Rhodes testified he had I been paid between $2,500 and Z $3,000 for information on the -"personal habits" of Ameri--can embassy civilian and mil--itary personnel, on Army as signments he had held and on a code training program -he had undergone. , He said "some" of the data i given Soviet agents was true. - The rangy, 15-year Army -veteran faces a possible max- lmum penalty if convicted on the spy charge of life impris- onment, dishonorable d i -oharge and forfeiture of all 'pay and allowances. :30-Minute Film Set :For Growers Meeting - A 30-minute film on the -rproduction and marketing of ".-bedding plants will be shown at a meeting of the Rogue 7V alley Nurserymen and .-Growers association at 8 p.m. "Jan. 10 in the Jackson county .courthouse auditorium. - The film has several sec Ctione on newer varieties of Tsome of the annual flowers, Caccording to J. Vernon Mar shall, secretary of the 'Rogue Valley Nurserymen and Growers association. -Articles Filed for Phoenix Company Salem Articles of incorp oration were filed here last week the Tripp's Service com pany of Phoenix. Z The firm is located at Mable jand B sts., Phoenix, and spec ializes in repairing industrial machinery. The articles were signed by G. W. Kellington, ZO. B. Waddell and J. L. iCarver. ICourt Records DISTRICT COURT Margaret Sue Portw. no opr iator's license. S10. - Lester Raymond Adkiiu. Lake -Creek, driving while under the ln- fluence of liquor, S300. Lillian May Duggan. disorderly Teonduct, $24. David Evans Doremut, no oper Xator's license. $10. Bobby Paris Med calf, failure to Tgtop at'stop ign. S10. w vvalter Beam, no warning device, " sio. i James Howard Nune, truck speeding. $15. bail. -MARRIAGE LICENSE -APPLICATIONS C Albert Alphonse Goupil. Sara vtoga. Calif, and Dena Aruie Jones, ZGold Hill. 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