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igruck Recovered A pick-o
up truck owned by Phillip
Howard Buteau, 1917 Roberts
rd., Medford, was recovered
Thursday afternoon several
hours after it had been report
ed stolen from Front st. be
tween Main and Eighth sts.
The truck was located on Bid
die rd. near Four Corners, po
lice said.
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Our Regular Menu of Delicious Foods is Available
as Usual From 6:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. DAILY.
HOUSE of MYSTERY
North of
Gold Hill
AT
On Display One of the West's Finest
Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets
Summer Hours 8 to 6
Under Founder's Management Since 1930
Funnier than Die
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Personal
Sale ..Planned Medford
Trail Riders will hold a rum
mage sale Tuesday, June 17,
at the Fehl building. 108
North Ivy St., Medford.Hours
will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Pistol Taken Donald Jas
per Wynn, 407 West Jackson
st., Medford, reported to. city
police Thursday the theft oa
.38 caliber pistol, which Wynn
said had been taken from his
home recently.
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Patient Lucille Nelson, 14-year-old
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Nelson, route 1,
box 12, Jacksonville, is con
valescing at Rogue Valley
hospital following an emer
gency appendectomy.
.
Knights io Meet The rank
of Page will be portrayed at a
meeting at 8 P-m. Monday,
June 16, of Talisman lodge,
Knights of Pythias. A short
business meeting will be held
first. Refreshments will be
served following the initiatory
work, according to officers.
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The Whole Town's
talking about the
wonderful . . .
Mexican Plate
DINNER
Served at the
Jackson Hotel
DAILY
from 5 to 7 P.M.
Open
Throughout
The Year
Plus! 1st RUN!
Pulitzer Prize play !
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Show at Dusk
MX VIUM
Labor Meeting The next
meeting of the Medford Build
ing Trades council will be
held at the Medford "Labor
Temple Wednesday, June 18,
at 8 p.m., according to Secre
tary George Potucek. ,
In Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Gates and daughter,
Rita, Mrs. Helen Paulsen and
Mrs. Madge Gates of Medford
spent the past several days in
Portland buying Christmas
toys for Paulsen's Thrift mar
ket, Central Point.
N .
Beef Stolen One hundred
pounds of beef valued at 550
was ..stolen from Chrystal
Cold Storage, 303 North Fir
st., between June 9 and 13, ac
cording to a report given city
pqlice by the owner, Mary
Louise Gerwick, 1515 South
Peach st.
To Market Mrs. Jane Han
sen and Mrs. Maude Codding
of Hadley's store left Satur
day to attend the fall mer
chandising markets in Califor
nia. Later in the week Mrs
Codding will leave by air for
Europe, where she will spend
several weeks.
In Seattle Thomas L
Teutsch, 125 South Central
ave., Medford, -assistant agen
cy manager for Mutual of
New York, is in Seattle this
week participating in a com
pany conference. He is a
member of the National Field
club, an honor organization
comprised of leading produc
ers throughout the United
States and Canada.
Visitors Here Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hebison, Portland,
Jeri and Jill Jolley, also of
Portland, and Sharmon New
ton, Eugene, recently visited
Mrs. Walter Sutherland, 562
Garfield st., Medford. Mrs.
Hebison is a sister of Mrs.
Sutherland, and Jeri and Jill
Jolley and Sharmon Newton
are granddaughters of Mrs.
Hobison.
Minnesota Picnic The. Min
nesota State picnic, which
was postponed last Sunday be
cause of rain, - will be held
Sunday, July 20, at Touvelle
State park. Former residents
of Minnesota now residing in
the valley are invited. July 20
is the first Sunday open at
the park .for a large picnic
and permission was granted
bv state iark officials for the
Minnesota picnic, those in
charge state.
Permits Issued Five per
mits were issued Thursday by
the city building department.
They were to S. C. Jones, to
remodel .a residence at 512
Pennsylvania ave., at a cost
of $1,200; Walter Verstrate,
remodel residence, 114b
Woodrow lone, $3,000; Paul
Andrews, erect residence,
1325 Fortune dr., $10,000;
and Hvster Sales company
hang sign, 654 South Grape
st., $200.
Boy Scouts
Troop 7
Members of Boy Scout
Troop 7, sponsored by the
First Methodist church of
Medford, and their parents
met Wednesday evening for
a picnic at TouVelle park.
After a few innings of soft
ball between the scouts and
their dads a potluck supper
was served.
The Court of Honor was
called to order by committee
chairman, Leo ' Taylor. Bob
Hawkins, the Scoutmaster,
presented merit badges to
Stan Hobbs for photography
and sculpture and to Richard
Willarding for reading, fire-
manship, citizenship in home,
home repairs and sculpture.
Melvin Taylor was initiated
as a Tenderfoot.
Service stars for one year
were presented to Jimmy My
ers and Dennis Smith. Two-
year service stars were pre
sented to Richard Willarding
and Greg Faulkner and a
three-year service star was
presented to Stan Hobbs.
Star Scout badges and pins
were presented to Stan Hobbs
and Richard Willarding and
mother's pins were presented
to their mothers.
Five Air Force C-54 planes
are now being reconverted
into air-sea rescue planes.
LWhen completed the planes
will be sent to Portugal un
der the. Mutual Assistance
Program.
LAND OF MYSTERY
THAT PRODUCED
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Caretaker Dies At
Lake of the Woods
. Paul T. Throne, 56, care
taker at Camp McLoughlin
Boy Scout camp at Lake of
the Woods, died at the camp
early Saturday morning. The
family home is on route 1,
Gold Hill.
Survivors include his wife,
Frances, who is cook at the
camp. -j ,
Scout officials said Throne
and his wife had been at-the
camp preparing it for summer
use.
Throne had worked at the
camp for the past four years,
both in the kitchen and at
general maintenance., He also
had driven a school bus at
Gold Hill for the past 16
years.
Funeral services will be
held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Con
ger - Morris Funeral home,
with the Rev. 'Earl Best, Ruch
Community church, officiat
ing. Commital will be in Sis
kiyou Memorial park.
Obituaries
KENNETH DISRUDE
Ashland Funeral services
for Kenneth Disrude, 45, of
5096 South Pacific highway,
who died June 11, will be held
Tuesday, June 17, at 1:30 p.m.
at Litwiller's Mountain View
chapel, Ashland. The Rev.
Kenneth G. Arnold, Phoenix
Church of Christ will of
ficiate. Interment will be in
Mountain View cemetery.
ANITA VOLKMAN
Grants Pass Anfla Marie
Volkman, 22, of 524 NW E
St., Grants Pass, and sister of
Mrs. Dwight Glenn and Carol
McVay, Medford,, died at
her home Thursday.
Mrs. Volkman had lived in
Grants Pass for seven years.
She was born June 6, '1936, in
Bend. !
Survivors include her hus
band, Grover Volkman; her
father, Loris G. McVay, Tilla
mook; her mother, Mrs. Alice
Paisley, Keno; three sisters,
Mrs. Dwight Glenn, Medford,
Mrs. Jim Pemberton,- Gualala,
Calif., and Carol McVay, Med
ford; two brothers, Hubert
Paisley, Keno, and Lori Mc
Vay, Tillamook.
Funeral services will be
held at 11 a.m. Monday at the
Hull and Hull Funeral chapel
in Grants Pass. Graveside
services will be held at 1 p.m.
in the Jacksonville cemetery,
Jacksonville.
Coroner Says Death
Self-inflicted
The death Friday of Leroy
V. Hise, 53, of 604 King st.,
was termed self-inflicted fol
lowing a coroner's investiga
tion, it was announced Satur
day. The body will lie instate
in Conger-Morris Funeral
home until 8:30 p.m. today.
Funeral services and inter
ment will be in Eugene.
Survivors include his wife,
Vera; a son, Maurice L. Hise,
Springfield; and a daughter,
Mrs. James Peart, Medford.
Births
LEWIS To. Mr. , and Mrs.
James, 3303 Snowy Butte rd.,
Medford, June 14, 1958, girl,
834 pounds, at Rogue Valley.
hospital.
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HOBBS To: Mr. and Mrs.
James, route 1, box 499, Tal
ent, June 12, 1958, girl, 7
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. WILSON To. Mr. and Mrs.
Jason A., 622 Park Place, No.
5, Medford, June 13, 1958,
boy, 8V2 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
KOCKS To Dr. and. Mrs.
Marvin A., 348 Peal st., Ash
land. June 13. 1958, girl, 64
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital.
News About
Servicemen
WITH SQUADRON
Harold R. Moore, aviation
electronics technician 3c,
Rbeue River, is serving with
All Weather Attack Squadron
35 at the North Island Air
station. San Diego. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J.
Moore, route 1, Box 171A,
Rogue River.
STATIONED IN DESERT
Pvt. William D. Littlefield,
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Littlefield, Rogue River dr.,
Shady Cove, is stationed at
Camp Irwin in the Mojave
desert with the 53rd trans
portation company.
He was married May to
thfef ormer Miss Carole Shep-
pard, Shady Cove.
In 1929 air service was es
tablished to Red Lake, Pickle
Lake, Cranberry Portage and
CHAMP Pronouncer Benson S. Alleman raises the arm
of , 14-year-old Jolitta Schlehuber of McPherson, Kans.,
after she won the 31st Annual National Spelling Bee in
Washington, D. C. Jolitta took the title and $1000 top
prize when she correctly spelled "syllepsis."
Ashland Man Hurt
In Accident Here.
Alex Sixkiller, 33, of 265
Sixth st., Ashland, is being
treated at the Ashland Gener
al hospital for bruises suffer
ed in a pedestrian-car acci
dent, attendants said Satur
day. Sixkiller suffered bruises
on his left leg when a car
backed into him and knocked
him down. Investigating Med
ford polite said the man walk
ed between his car and one
which was backing. The driv
er, Karl James Knutson, 615
North Columbus ave., was
not held.
Officers said the accident
occurred Saturday morning
in front of Beck's bakery on
Riverside -ave. Just south of
McAndrews rd.
Fire Department
Reports Two Blazes
The Medford fire depart
ment Saturday reported two
minor fires Friday .'afternoon
and evening.
A grass fire was extinguish
ed about 3 p.m.M Friday at
Oakdale and Stewart ave.7 on
Bear Creek; orchard property.
No damage was reported. The
fire is believed to have been
started with a carelessly dis-
Si
A CAR FOR RED CHINA Chairman Mao Tse-Tung
(right), of Communist China examines the first automobile
made in China. The car, a six-seater sedan, was made at
the Motor Vehicle Plant in Changchun,, China, and named
"The East Wind." Note Chinese characters on right fender
and dragon hood ornament.
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Sunday 4 P.M. - 11 P.M.
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EVANGELIST The Rev
G. W. Henriksen, Portland,
is conducting meetings at the
Phoenix Church of the Naza
rene nightly at 7:30 o'clock
through Sunday, June 22. Mr.
Henriksen, a former pastor of
churches in Minnesota, Iowa,
Washington, and Michigan,
has also served as district su
perintendent in the Church of
the Nazarene prior to serving
in the field of full-time evan
gelism. The public is invited
to attend the meetings.
carded cigarette.
A trash fire was reported
about 9:40 p.m. Friday in the
500 block on South Riverside
ave. No damage was report
ed. ...
Ex-Disc Jockey
Charged with Gas
Station Robbery
Seattle (UPI) Former
disc jockey Jack E. Simpson,
who disappeared while play
ing a game of hide-and-go-seek
with his bride of one week,
was charged Friday with
armed robbery after a gaso
line station attendant identi
fied Simpson by a wedding
picture.
Simpson, who came here
with his bride after their wed
ding in Yakima, is still at
large, although an all-points
bulletin for his arrest was is
sued Wednesday.
The bride, who at first said
she was 20 and later was
found to be only 17, also is
missing. She was wanted by
Walla Walla authorities on a
runaway charge.
Report Disappearance
After reporting her husband
had disappeared when the
couple began playing "hide-and-go-seek
in a vacant lot in
the Capitol Hill district here
early Tuesday, she . herself
disappeared. She had said she
was going to drive her hus
band's car back to Yakima
where the couple had an
apartment.
Meantime, police investigat
ing the robbery of a service
station near the vacant lot ob
tained a wedding photograph
of the couple, and the attend
ant, Fendrex N. Cunningham,
identified Simpson as the man
who had robbed him, and said
the girl had been in the sta
tion several times before the
robbery occurred.
Representatives
On Council May
Resign Positions
Portland (UPI) All four
employer representatives on
the Oregon State Apprentice
ship council are threatening to
resign because of union dom
ination of labor in the council.
The council is the adminis
trative body for all appren
ticeship program in Oregon.
One of the employer repre
sentatives, Harry Heuer ofi
Portland, said he and the
others planned to submit their
resignations "in .several
weeks" to Gov. Robert D
Holmes. Other employer rep
resentatives are Bob Robson,
Condon, and William Oetinger
and Al Teller, both of Port
land. Asked to Refuse
After the employer an
nouncement, the labor appren
ticeship advisory council here
voted to ask Gov. Holmes to
refuse the resignations of Oet
inger and Heuer. The labor
group also decided to ask the
governor for the resignation
of State Apprenticeship Direc
tor A. C. Hoggan. The re
quests were forwarded to the
governor Friday, according to
J. T. Marr, executive secre
tary of the AFL-CIO Oregon
State Labor Council.
Marr said labor considers
H o g a n "unqualified" but
wants Oetinger and Heuer to
remain on the council because
"they are valuable members
and we need experienced
people."
About two-thirds of the
700,000 engineers in the
United States work in private
industry.
Jean Lepaper of France has
invented a life-saving suit i
which ' can be donned in 10
seconds and will keep its
wearer afloat for three days.
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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford,
BLM Timber Sold
Bids totaling $697,716.05
were placed for 26,246,000
board feet of timber offered
by the bureau of land manage
ment at its regular auction
June 12, according to Medford
District Manager Ross Young
blood. Competition prevailed for
each of the five tracts of tim
ber offered, with 107 bids re
corded for the largest one.
It was estimated to consist of
12,279,000 board feet pre
dominantly Douglas fir and
white fir. Purchased was Ko-
gap Manufacturing company,
Medford, at a total price of
$327,557.45.
' Kogap also purchased anoth
er tract of timber in Jackson
county containing 3,698,000
board feet. The sale price was
S10?.,082.10, with $36.40 per
thousand board feet bid for
the Douglas fir.
A. third tract in Jackson
county went to Olson-Ross
Lumber company, Medford,
for $143,647.10. .- -
High bidder on a tract of
2,906,000 board feet in Jose
phine county was Getson Mills
Inc., Grants Pass, with a total
offer of $72,509.55. ,
Sunny Valley Lumber com
pany, Grants Pass, placed the
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the players using a football
that they propel with brooms
used similarly to hockey
sticks.
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high bid of $51,919.85 for an
estimated 1,394,000 board
feet of BLM timber in Douglas
county.
More than 60 persons at
tended the timber auction.
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