Medford mail tribune., July 01, 1958, Image 15

Local and Personal j
- 1
Labor Council The Jack
son County Labor Council
will meet in the Labor Tem
ple Wednesday at 8 p.m., Sec
retary Pauline La Plane has
announced.
Breaks Foot Mrs. Gladys
Gross, a nurse at Sacred
Heart hospital, suffered a bro
ken foot in an accident at her
home here Sunday, friends
have reported.
Name Filed Oky Doky In
and Out has been filed as an
assumed business name by
Duane and Max Dalton, 4069
South Pacific highway, ac
corditfU to records in the coun
ty clerk's office.
- Files Name The assumed
name Burreson Brothers has
been filed by B. M. and N. H.
Burreson, route 2, Gjpld Hill,
according to records in the
county clerk's office.
a
Retires Name The name
Western Decorating company
has been retired by Charlotte
E. Evans, box 324, Medford,
according to records in the
county clerk's office.
Files Name Peter H. and
i
Mary E. Karner, Trail, have
filed an assumed business
name California on the Rogue
in the Jackson county clerk's
office. William L. and Ethel
E. Yerkey have retired the
name, records show.
SHOW STARTS AT DUSK
MS
ENDS TONITE!
IP
AH AFFAIR TO
REMEMBER
D
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ill
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Ding? ffigfea 8$tmgp, ifVs-oia
TheJ5ar0)fr, scli8ted id r0strictec92 bedroom-2 bathQ
garden aparments in PjIrflOCOsert (9 miles from Palm
Springs) will bOregy this winter. Near four beautgul golf
courses with view of desert and snow cajged mountains.
2 miles from private plane Desertair airport, near
fabulous Shadow Mountain Club with Sill recreational
facilities! Maid, linen and full resort hojjl service avail- '
able. Your apartment will have its own pool, putting green
and tennis court ... plus luxurious circular kitchen with
" built-ins in color.
The Sandpiper is an excellent estment as well as a
wonderful place to spend your winter vacations. Reserva
tions now being taken on October 1 units. Priced at
$18,000.
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Representative to Visit Here. July 10
If you wish to discuss in detail tax and other aantages
of these Own-Your-Own apartments, write or wire Jack
finders. Sandpiper, Palm Desert, for a personal appoint
ment in Medird on that date! ''
.PEW EIGHTS,
SHOP FROM 9 A.M. TILL 8 P.M.
i O
Thm Thy ndy Closed tte 4 Hi Saturday t a.m. la 5:30 a.m.
Lucas & Howard's BIG
9
STORE
WIDE JULY
SAVE ON -
Furniture! Floor Covering!
FREE
LUCAS & HOWARD'S
FURNITURE, MRU
AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT
Seoth of Central Point on 99 North of Medford
Reports Theft Roy Ver
non Deutschman, 2050 Table
Rock rd., Medford, reported
to ftlQdf ord police this week
that someone took 3Q50 from
him while he was in a local
tavern over the week end.
Release Name The Big Y
Feed and Seed company name
has been released by Earl W.
and Frances Weaver, 841
South Ninth st., Medford, ac
cording to records in the coun
ty clerk's office.
X-ray Clinic The chest
x-ray clinic at Sacred Htgrt
hospital will be open Wed
nesday from 7 to 9 pjm. and
Thursday from 2 to 5 pjn.,
according to Helen Tweedy,
executive secretary of the
SDonsoring Jackson CoulSty
pTuljprculosis and Heah as
sociation.
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Cited Elmer Frederick
Schrader, Sheboygan, Wise,
was cited for failure to yiCd
the right of way when the
car he was operating was in
volved in an accident Mon
day with one operated by
Helen . Marie Fraser, 67, of
1165 MorroQ rd., Medftrd,
at the intersection of R'er-
side ave. and East 12th St.,
Medford police reported,
OBITU4E&
GEORGE HILTON
GrarSfc Pass Georg Hil
ton, 97, of GraOts Pass died
Sunday at Josephine General
hospital, (fie is surviveS ff ft
son, Ben, also oP Grant Ptss,
onerwdchi, tnd twocjrqstt
grandcmldren. O
Funeral services fcill fie
Thursday at 3 $.m. fct 8ie
L. C Hftlr Funeral home,
Grants Pass. ThePRev. D- 3.
Millard will officifttft. Inter
ment wij be at Hcr83l W9
morial P3f&.
Hilton, born Denc,
Iowa, resided i$ tfficjjfcigj
county from l$0uatil
when he njpvQS & rn1
Pass.
RAY C. L?C
Furftal ftrvicflObrEffi,' Q.
LjB &9, oflfttt tfteplStard
dr., MedforS, ftho 4it Sun0
day at fi locl hcflhiiel, ill
be held atcPerl Junprfll horn
Wedneaiay 6?g.m. TJ
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.SODA POP FOR
EVERYBODY!
MikeTohw
Slated in Meiord
.Rojpert Cybine district man
ager of Oreayn California
theater Mfiord, annoucec
today that Alike 51 oaa s pro
duction, "Around the Wofid
in 80 Days," will start St the
Craterian theater iffe 6.
He said the s!o)w has bee$
refilmed on 35 miSioieter
film and has been aoailable
to theaters throughout the
country. The original fihn
was 75 millimeter, and limit
ed to certain 0theaters, $e
noted.
Corbin said he loo had
several enquiries Ss to hen
the Todd produOtioO gouM
siftw here.
Ashland Youths fef urf
In One-CarXccideutt
Ashland TwoAshlariI
boys wer treated Monday
Qvening for minor injuries re-
ceivci in a oncar accyiftnt,
according to city poliee. 0 0
0 James Hyde, 16, of Jg7 Gar
field st., driver of fci4 car, and
Erin Ferguson, 15, of 147
Granite St., a pss8nger, wer
tread for bruiss rtceivtd
whertOHyd19st control of he
a-ehicld on Trrac8 st. fcn8 it
rolled oover gn nbarmftii
Police repoeteS thtt Jiyd
was pinrgt 6it9eO t&9 car
RrA ft wiJi iJi vhicl
-Jcame tS)& rest. o
O o 0
. Mathewson of th four
fiBiuare &os$t& cf)ui$h 4&
Hciaf.
Wi.eyon 9o j
ley, e5Bno, .u. S, Wfw, &u
nnn Jhr AO iMM fia IA
fretiret gostff mployct. .
Huvivrs mcliiW tm
9auhter9, ?(tr, lUlrrH 0&o
dai Of ASlaftlt. tfA Xr
3nhi9 Wrecia of &otBir&.
A8 tons, lennttfc i?oft f
Orltanc, lif.; rt tf. SLyoa,
f&oj i,fo ti tftan tf,
11 c9 ?.UfCi; WUy . fcjcA,
o Levi89oi, CtJif.; 1 ffrn
children; fvo cjrett end
Wrl; 1 tm e, SJtra?
fotm Yesvble c.M!i.
Jlorancj Gifto i Jurlejf,
I&hS, iul9 I, lf;.Hr&i.c
hftft smct rc$id ikl i ft
tth. .
K6 srvt i th Kvy fraei
Tiely 1, 1104, until, h
iischargb e'ul.e J, .
The t olio viva biff. Cat
asfceS ic9 oa tlactt6 Weft
em Securities. troifiacl ob
th f ISford ferft&ch dtic of
Pci: Kort? CoSigei?,
p are unccfioal nf It ot rg
em
present ctuftl t6ns8fto.
Ci but ara intendfi tft fiuid to
I Cflimon StocSS
Sid Cd
BanK of America 3lJ4
Calif.-Pacific Utilities U
Cascades PlywoocJ). 24
fi214
6'
34 5j
34i
68
25 ''a
30'Q
tons, ireigm ( ii ioj
Copco -
First National Baopt .
Pacific Pwr. & Lf
Permanente (N Hi) .....
Portland (Jlen. Elec
TJ. S. National Apnk .
United Utilities.
5,
2S'T
64 V2
23 8
206
.... 38
West Coast Tel.
Weyerhaeuser ...
InvestmoRtlpd?
: Noon Quotation on Gefect
ed funds supplied by the Med
ford Branch if Fostar $. Mar
shall, Members N aw Y o r k.
Stock Exchange.
Fund ftd Asked
Bullock lpQO 13.15
Chem Fund 17.82
Eaton Howard Stk 20.23 21.63
Fidelitv 13.14 14.21
GgS Ind .. O97 1417
Gup Sec Avia .. 9.61 10-O
Group Sec-fom SO 11.61 12.71
Group Seei&lec 6A 7.28
Group Sec Petr .0 11 S 12.15
lroup Sec Steel 7.22 OT.92
reroup Sec Tobac - 6.40 7.02
Keystone B-3 1 15.3W Qp.17
KQh-stoneB-4 92 T0.3O
Keystone K-l ... 8.37 j 9.14
Keystone K-2 10.59 J1.55
Keystone S-l 1J.26 06.65
Keytsonet-2 10.55 1130
KeystoneV-3 1134 1238
Mass Inv Tr 11. OL 11.90
TV-Elec 10.W 11.98
Value Line Inc 4.83 5.32
WeUington fVO 13.77
Wefatter
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday
with chance of few scattered show
ers. Mild temperatures. Low ty
night 50. High tomorrow 75.
Western Oregon: Fair and warm
er tonight and Wednesday except
cloudy with a little rain possible
over extreme south tonight. LW
tonight 48 to 56. High Wednesday
70 to 80, except 60 to 70 on the
coast.
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Wednesday. Fog on coaSr.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: MOn yesterday
59: below norma! 9. r
Record high this date 108 in 1942T
Record low this date 40 in 1911.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight, .07 inch. Midnight to 10
ajn., .20 inch.
Total this month 2.72 inches, 1.75
inch above normal.
Total since Sept. 1, 25.60 inches,
7.81 inches above normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
28. highest this ajn. 97".
Hi;h 4:00 24
tlTY Tester- a.m. nr.
day Low Prec.
Brookings 61 55 .11
Grants, Pass 75 58 .17
Klamath Falls 66 49 .02
MEDFORD .TV 72 55 .08
Portland
68
51
50
47
45
.72
SeatUe
Spokane .
Yakima .
69
69
. 74
Eureka
65
87
89
58
68
57
56 n
62 u
"80
58
71
70
73
69
Red Bluff
Sacramento
San Francisco 75
Los Angeles 81
Phoenix .
Denver
Chicago
...108
- 94
i 89
86
...83
ifjgfc Me eKcl Soars
To New If 8 Hinhs
New Yorh (UP?) The
stock market ran qp to new
19S8 hihsooday, Oncounti
ed fairfV heavy offergs, and
sagged from Jfce best levels
o? the sessio.
Many oils registered sdft
gains. The s-cglled Oftid oil
oup got 4 lift vher it an
r9ouned e dcovry well ifi
LiBa, .0fric. AmrfTada Oel
and Ohio Oil set Sew high
in that groug. tffc other mm-o
bb tiontinentai un, 'Hrsied
a f racdion. - - - ,
IToroft O of (Palirnia
-qw
fell nwrly three poin8 OP
reduction in divifland ei fl
brovd lj ?xcption to t!g9
I . : a
Five Duffies
fieporlstlioCii'
?ci Ve-eti End
T-o bur$lrit9 ftifiht
brought vie totftl sines It&i
Iriay to fivi, ccca;liiS to
Qg4b tMi$ 9 et3$-hnii
farnitut sic r4 the wil
son aDiibitinfi et4tQ9y
9t9 ftugltrist6 iftit tsi&t,
if leaf 9dtLt vi&oi, two
u-i.aB Jbrny ogatnxUe
in A ' tvaotleA OM-
iri4, feiiim
Si cwi et Z.uciy Z.gcf
i eoii roA k El
Civ "itffcrt, k DroiMh Pv
Suadty f:19 8V. ttaw
t4 4 m L(xtd by
Uft 41. 3att ai9 om-
tRHJU'j ia oJn door aftt
cc4l Co? lsi,
toiBUi to4 email
$hfmmU ' ioto, Jfciica
eport4.
tjn JProtur
rtLW, 77 ?or 8trl
ve., rtjportei that somtonc
pyarenl jum$e4 rom ft
8jcW0(t hovcirf to A ainfr
kou9 of omaiim batwean
:10 Jriay n 1:50
p.m. .oay nS cjittfafl tha
varetioust through ni6ow.
four V9i aiUFU aaii-
Chicagrj TPI) cianca i
drawing nourishment for y
day's alemlnfls tfom "oM
wine in new Ji?'ttl9."
The "aina" i thjS csa ?on
sists of beryllium, -titaniijm,
vanadium? tunten anS sev
eral) othsr aleOients, sogna
tim referred to s "newer
metals." Most of them, How
ever, Igpve been Snow dbr
ages, ccordina to te Illinois
Institute of Technology.
Dr. Donald T. ifioj'herson,
nglnoeer & mels reitrch gt
8T'S Arsiour research fQjjffi
datiffii, Said th old eleiflnts
sinjpJJ fr showing nev ca
pacity to meet currdtttf scien
tific requirement ; H id
the elements Qive promise of
fulfilling n9ds in three cate
gprieO o
1. Metals for'iSe at moder
ate tOmperatiOes lofr than
mpy commercial alloys, but
improved becanse of lifter
weighir) or higher strereth-j-L'
we19.Tr rauos. o
2. Ratals to provide fjde
quate structuflil sianeth at
temperatures around 1,700 de
grees , abovO the tolerance
level of the comgiercigl S-
100E.
3. Metals jfficiently trans
parent to thermal or Qnter-
mediate seed ggutrons to be
oO use in the structure of a
nuclear reactor a(jd its fuel
cladding. Q o O
o O - -
The city of Hanover in
We9t srmany, noted for its
parks andogardens, has Itten
a nPanicipality since 1241. '
Enjoy a delightful evening of
DINING AND pANCING
DAROANELJLE
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ftilroup which recorded new
topp in TeSas, Philips and
Shesirock.
uto shares &. nowhere
vit Chrjslsr- off, ord up
en5 Gnerel Motors unghang-
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Jotki ii&al s4oc ae.r$$c:
M i4ittei 478.82, up
8.8& S8 aiIrog&s 118.88.
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vp Sale to-
Sey eSteat 2,888,8809
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Choice str a7.5-aa.50i early tog
aa- aannar-auttar coa 19-17: hey
Kolstain to 17.50; utility to0
1.90-19: tommaA-il l.50-21;util-(
itv butf9 3.50-ao, cutti
i75-a. .
Calve 50. CHoica iWM 3-f;
sncd M-28: stnd-d 80-85.
9 tt OAn TvTn 1 ,1 fa ,n1.ai
180-835 lb. 26-t65; mixfl 1. nl
t 1 a6.50-M; . t , o(
roundi 18.50-88.
hD COD. caoic AB?inf lamtQ
aiosti? a. on .a-.50; oci-
iO lb. ol CFOjTlbma Wo0; li'
Mat t.a-7J0.
Frtlnd UPI) Ii To ra
taifer: rad 44 lr. 48-49c; ft.
lrge, f-46c; 4A meaium 38-40c;
ftaaitSiiarv 37-9c; mU S8-29c;
crton l-3c Additional.
Butter To retailers: ft 4 and
Gradfc A rin. eaS7c 1.: cartojp
1C lb. hihr; S prints- 8r-63c.
CheesE medium cured Tftj, re
toilr: ft aracie ckddar single dai
sies, 40-51ji 5-lb.'avs, 51'2-57c;
pVct:5ed Agiericft cheese, 5-lb.
loaf. 60-43c.
ssm fifat ,
6)nlv line DroducBr was on hand
wiMi strawberries at the Bgst SiO
BOrmers raftrKei xoaay ana ui
berries sold at 2j0-A.75 flat; firf
mid-Solumbie, pefech apHcots from
Thp nallps sold at around 2.75 a
$8 ojb- ft'Ulftmtt"e lley red
raspDerries were v. o-m uw w
growers; Wallfi tISlla dry onions
sol$ to rC8rs e,t 2-50 50 lb.
PoiS'try, Bftbbits
Live Chiclns Quoted to grow
ers at Poland, Salem and south to
f.o.b. ranch No. 1 quality
fryers, 27i lbs., 23c; light hens.
14-15c; heavy hens, 5 lbO up, 19-
2Ct; old roosterSl "6c lb
DresCd Chickans No.' 1 rade
dressed to retailers; fryers, whole
drawn, 41-43c IX.; cut up, 46-48c;
her light tvp cut up, 37-39c;
heavy tvpe. wlQ)le drawn, 43-46c.
DressedoTurkeys A grade breed
er hens, net to -?raucers . on an
evisceiOied bQsis. -2c lb.;- toms,
same basis. 25c lb.: A grade young
hens 35c lb. to producers oQ evis
cerated basij to retailers, & grade
breeder hens, mostly 45-48c.
Rabbits (average to growers,;
f.oj?. killingOrlants Llve wle.
lbs..f.(7.b. Portland, Z2-ac;
Ooliired peJ. 4c unAOr. Fr(i
killed fryers to retailers, 59-bic id.;
cut up, 62-65c.
0 v
Bordang Stay, GrairP ,
Portland Wholesale.,Hay Prices:
NVw crd. No. 2 ftfeen aflfalfa.
lOied. f.o.b. Portlanor anA SeatUe,
S23-24 ton.
Wholesale prices as reported by
the US1AV mar news service:
Wheat, So. 2 soft white, S70 ton;
No. 2 white oats, 38-lb. West Coast
delivery. S51-52.50 'on: No. 2 West
Coast delinery. S35-47; soybean
meal, O&stern shipment, S95 ton,
f.o.b. PorOynd; standard mill run,
promP doiQBry. S37.50-38.50 ton,
f.o.b. Portland: No. 2 Milo S67 ton,
f.o.b. Coast: No. 2 yellow- corn.
Eastern shipment, f.o.b. Portland,
S62.50-63.
Hwy. at Gold Hill Overpass
OZZIE BIGELOW
at the Piano
Now OPEN Every Day!
4 P.M. to 2:30 A.M.
Sundays 1 P.M. to 2:30 A.M.
OPEN JULY 4th
i?3 injury ip
w -
Aieg Yesterday
One peifte vas hospital
ized and sev'ejal others were
tasated end released at Sa
cd Hearf hospital Mjnday
evening folloviag to se?a
I8e autsraobile accident
SgM a t!se hospital fqr
I trflatmat ef mudtiple contu-
ona end bruKes v?ascBarbara
Ann Johnson, 13, of Jtedofido
Jeach, Calif., hssp.iPaJ offi
cials s oi d- Har cAdition
Tueafly morning .wes fisted
96 god by hesjitsl guthori
tiw. O
T8in to Seoed Heart hos
pital by 5fied?9rd Arftfculagce
service al8n wjh iliss John
son . Ta three ot?ie? rnem
o? tha JohrAon ftmily,
BftbeM1 Jaamson, , Lesjie
akjseen, 1, aa& Cyiitkiff T.; 5
osJ. of tphem aa traeted bA6
reJeoaac A. 4h$ hosiiel, c
corlin o attta jgdHc.
l?ollo-inS tha 9tcol Slon -
&Cy evening acci4n ;a$rt
86 hf bv ifoliea, Char-
iot?a vinasia, vfi, cm A6i6
ain., os taken j &6i)j&
Ambulflna servica to Scredi
owt nwspuffi ror iresimani
(9 ; ISO ul te& Jeiftle
cftast ftnjuriss.
Zla 7oAneon Sbmilly as
iftoWtA i t ont3r
Aan. Staa raorW
.V?1 Vttocla qBKJoto bm
otnlci ajr traveling south
en ai9nrw 9f m& MftLa
Qiilch atttca, C aika) nto
tiaVa about 8340 p.m.
tha C4 pirt fl control
ariA lawr ajmaga to e
riht a4a vcpSid.
aawiaw ift tha thiclft,
in it Uou fthan to
ffie .ail Vr trtatment
Vnr. JT.ofcart (3arban)
Johaoi, 0, ai4 Saoberta Anft
o vMUtHMft 4 8t basic
jpjica aaA
SCra. Williate vaa iftjurefi
in. ar cc4al teui
7: A.m. an Kictivaar 9? n?
yor44. fjn n a yvangar
m 4b waia. 09ara4eij By
lfnk(l Jteiae fflons, af
Sc fatal
, iecatii 1.5 to polca,
Cel Sut VcCoiaald 38,
c ISoail. jKa.. wsA travalinai
.east on a iigfevaj vnene0
siotjaji to nae e left tm
fnto n ecces joftd. "She
Jlores vehicle, alto traveling
aast, Struck othe rer of the
McDfingl jick-up, officers
saj8.
Jtoth'vehicleO went off the
his ith Baov-tf 8mage
to botM.
Polic raportefi njt Jlores
9uftera4 two-inch cut Oti feis
haafi, fcut ha appjfcntly was
no ln8tocthe aopitej for
treatment.
Clevaland, Ohio (UPI)
Th8 nostalgic sounds of the
once - familiar theater organ
wiol again delight listeners on
Cteveland's West Side.
Found in an old movie
hoige by Gerald E. Brookins,
owner of the new Lamplight
Inn, the theatric organ is
one of two remaining instru
ment of its kind left in the
city. At one time, at least 12
organs wergj in use dly.
Although theatrical organs
diffOr greatly from church
and concert organs, Brookins
plans to use his new discov
ery in his inn.
practically unused since
1930, Brookins' organ simu
lates such special effects as
Chinese ; block rolls, a door
bell, a Jxylophone, cymbals,
tambourines anjj drums of all
kinds. ,
Chile wes the first of the
Couth American countries to
construct a railroad, opereng
a line in 1852.
DON'T MISS
THIS
THRILLING
AT
0 DUSK JUL I
VALLEY VIEW SPEEDWAY
(Just North of Ashland)? ! '
Admission 50c
School Children 25c Pre-School Children FREE
Sponsored by Ashland Junior Chamber of Commerce
MAUL TRIBUNE, Medford,
Naval Reserve Officers
Complete SOC Classes
Ashland More than half of
the Naval Reserve officers in
Jackson, Jos9phine, and
Klamath cpunties completed a
40-week series of classes un
der the direction of Cmdr.
Loren B.p Messenger, SOC pro
fessor of psychology, which
ended with special graduation
ex&rcises last week in the col
lege auditorium.
Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson,
SOC president, gave the grad
uation address and presented
the diplomas.
The first portion the pro
graJh bOgan wi9i a brief
eulogy in honor of Cmdr.
loging Jetliner
IfteWB if Senile
Seattle (UPD The Boeing
707 ja?linor which American
Airlines will use to launch
flhe fiiftt cqmnjercial jet serv-
ce- On Vnt 1initer1 Static latpr
la year was nveUed today
at roll-out cerq(jnonies here to-
da'-o o
The hue 600-mile an hour
aii-lincS- was the first of a fleet
707s on order by the
air-
lie 1j come off the produc
t?an line. It 0ill begin flying
av9r America's non-stop
routag lDetwejyi New York aifti
Cjlifcrnia by the year's end,
airyne omcials icP
sws
Sama Vfllley -IJ Willing
Workers Outdoor (Scfoking
c4ub hald a cookout in Tou
Valia iate pwk Sriday, toe
87, et p.m. A business meet
WcJ i&t held and the officers
iAed vere presttieSt, Tom
my Shoe; vice presidit,
jgi9.es-; secretaryoand
clui) aport?, Cynthia Ple5fe
t1t. -
fivalve antWbei Mrs. dl
fred figweif; Mrs. Edgar
Fleasnt and three visitors
tfre gresent. '
Wt Earned) to put dough on
our vainer? and cook them
o'Mr ftot cSaft. Marshmallows
6iso were r8asted.
TJa next Iheeting wig be
July la at TouVelle State
pfirk at 9:30 a.m. andowill be
an all-day meeting which we
ill make a complete meal in
foil. - . o
Dwight James,
.Reporter &
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Robert Cavariaugh by Cmdr.
Messenger. . Lt. Cmdr. Cava
naugh, a graduate of SOC this
spring was posthumously
awarded his certificate of col
lege credits earned in the Na
val Reservist school. He was
killed in a flying accident a
few days prior to the cere
mony. ' Receiving special recogni
tion for perfect attendance
ing, is.iamatli Falls, and Lt.
Cmdr. Donald A. Gray, engi
neer, also. from. Klamath
Falls. '
Conducted for the purpose
of training officers for ad
vancement in rank, the school
featured three classes, one in
military justice taught by Lt.
Robert B. Duncan, Medford;
orientation to command, Lt.
SHOWIMa
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m
Cmdr. Eugene W, Bowman,
instructor; and international
relations taught by ' Cmdr.
Marshall E. Woodell."
The next NROS school will
begin Sept. 3, Cmdr. Messen
ger announced, and college
credit will again be available
for those interested.
CALL SP 3-7323
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