Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 06, 1958, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Textr Local and Council Jo Meet The Vet erans Allied Council will meet at 8 p.m. Monday, in the Vet- t erans of Foreign Wars hftll.aifte; Afhltnd firemen said 42FWth Front st., Medford. o Visitor Mrs. Bradef? fcun dy. Boise, Idaho, recently vis ited at the home offtr. and Mrs. W. L. Michael. 4ft Char-T lotte Aon ave., Medfoi. M. O Picnis-ThP annual 1 f - ... . . . rA noma picnic win De neia Sun day, July 13, at CiSeman park in Grants Pass. The event will start about 11 a.m. ad will last all day. A Jbrmer residents of Oklahoma are in-Q vited to attend. Buckhorn Mineral Springs Ashland, Or. En ajr health, r I tO comfort. and hospitality amidst pleasant surroundings. HOT MINERAL BATHS for Rheumatism. Arthritis, N'eu- ritis and Nervousness. CARBON DIOXIDE VAPOR BATHS for High and Low Blood Pressure, Sinus, and Skin Eruptions. LODGE AND LIGHT HOUSE KEEPING CABINS at Rea sonable Rates. Write for Reservations PHONEQLONG DISTANCE Buckl&rn Mineral Springs DR. HERMAN WEXLEB, D.C. Director 220 Buckhorn Springs Road Ashland. Oregon fc toakj Sffffi0-Kara DOB JeCAl li "AN ALLIGATOR NAKED DAISY" Ply BREAKING rf jA SHOW AAA o downP fj PM at W mefJjA v. DUSIC W , DOORS HL W DORS ) XJ in hv mrt.i i .1, "WET 7k delighting fi''TNvV JEANN1E" CARSOW Cjv VKf exciting , , i Jjr 0 TV's Terrific NAMED l:t 1 Vy I PLUSI 2nd COMEDY HIT ftftV J " AIRLINES MEN and O H. S. graduate, 18 to 39, to prepare for will paid positions, techni cal ordion-rechnical. Public contact, hostesses, communicatienisti, retervationists, station agents, radio operators, radie-rsdar-elec-t ran ics technicians, etc. Good pay, "travel, glamour, security. Air line training formulated under guidance of Advisory Board of Rep resentatives from 22 rgajor airlines. Qualify new. Approved for veterans. Preliminary training need not interfere with present posi tion. For information and intervjew, mail coupon. This Sunday Before or AfrdJ- Church . . . Enjoy BREAKFAST. (Served AnytiijS Hol(M&forf Dining Room CHILDREN ALWAYS WILCOMC UOUSIofOTSTERY Nortli o Gold Bill AT o a On Jis?!ay f tht West's Finest CctllectiorS of Qtt Oust And Nuggets Summon Hour 0 to 6 Under Founder's sMMf '-" Personal JV A fence on Qmi St.. AsidtrA, was burned slibtlT m a. result of a grass latwday. firemen were call- d eyt about 12:53 p.m. Sat jirdty. . T Heetil! Mr. and Mrs. CTGrady, 283 Geor- gia at., will leave today for 1 Portland where they will en ter thei son,' Michael, 6, in t. Vincent's . hoepital. He is scheduled to undergo surgery Monday morning. StaelMiMt Mr. and Mrs. John Holmer, Old Stage jd., Central Point, have re ceived woya of ine mnn oi a 9 pound,. 9 ounce son, born to their son and daughtfT-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Holmer Jr., Salem. The Holmers also have a fu-yearld daughter, Jaaice Lynn. Avideas Charles Vilas Herman," 543 Iffie st., was cited fty Medford police Thursday for failure to yield tatf right of way following an accident involving his car and one operated by Wilbur Earl Keister,901 Park st. Accord- ing to the police, Herman pulled out of a parked posi tion 6n North Bartlett st. and struck hi to the. side of Keis tes vehicle as it attempted to pass. i - Stem HCUOWAYtotrt CULVTK , NEED WOMEN 1 Airlipc Training Division of Central Technical lastitate Bex -221 co Mail Tribune AeVfceae .'. I I r 4 City Open Throughout The Year mo G Take Alf B. Mek- vold, county school superin tendent, reported to Central Point police that someone had removed between 10 and 12 gallons of gas from his auto mobile gas tank. The theft happened some time Friday morning while the car was parked in the driveway of his residence at 120 Freeman rd., Central Point, he told offi cers. News About Servicemen NAMED AIDE-DE-CAMP Second Lt. Richard E. Padg ham, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Padgham Jr. of box 294, Medford, was recently named aide-de-camp of the commanding general of the Pacific Transportation Ter minal Command at Ft. Mason, Calif. Lt. Padgham, married to the former Miss Marcia Houghton of Medford, is cur rently residing in Mill Valley, Calif. VISITING IN AREA Pfc. Donald J. Robinson and family are visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rob inson, route 1, box 456, Cen tral x Point. Upon completion of his leave, Robinson will go to Ft. Dix,. N. J., for process ing to his new duty station in the Panama Canal Zone. COMPLETES COURSE Pvt. Fred R. DeVos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DeVos, route 2, Jacksonville, recently completed the automotive maintenance helper course at Fort Ord, Calif. DeVos, a 1955 graduate at Jacksonville High school, was emnloved hv Stanley Parrish, "contractor, jviearora, before entering the service. THREE INDUCTED Three Medford men were inducted into the Armed Forces recently at the induc tion station in Portland, ac cording to Helen L. McDon nell, clerk for local board No. 17, Medford.: The local inductees were Riley Winchell, Donald Kay Turnbaugh, and Denis Glen Hagler. IN TRAINING Three college students from Medford are participating in four weeks of Air Force Re serve Officer Training corp summer training at McChord Air Force base, Wash. Each has completed his junior year in college and upon gradua tion will be eligible for ap pointment as a second lieuten ant in the Air Force Reserve. The cadets are William T. Y'Blood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Y'Blood, 1217 Withington ave., a student at the University of Oregon; Paul R. Eckel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Eckel, 2409 Happy Valley rd., a student at Brigham Young university; and Warren Deakins Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Deakins, 2008 Westerlund dr., a student at Oregon State Col lege.'. GRADUATES FROM SCHOOL ' Navy Ens. James R. Callan, son of Mr, and Mrs. James A. Callan, 6 South Keeneway dr., Medford, was graduated from officer candidate school at Newport, R. I., July 1. IN SAN FRANCISCO ! Four Rogue valley service men have been visiting San Francisco with the First Fleet during the past week. The visit has been to commemo rate the 50th aninversary of the visit of the Great White Fleet during its cruise around the world. , Richard A. Howard, inter ior communications electri cian 3C, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Howard, 228 Hartly rd., Medford, and Buddy G. Mires, seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Vielbig, Phoe ntx, are assigned to the des troyer, TJSS Eversole. Jessie M. Allef, fireman, son of Mrs. Sybil A. Aikens, route 1, box 56 A, Rogue River, and Wayne A. Ray, seaman ap prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ray, route 1, box 318, Gold Hill, are both as signed to the heavy cruiser, USS Los Angeles. COMPLETE COURSE Second Lt. George B. Mad dox, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Maddox, 340 South Groveland ave., Medford, re cently completed the 17-week field artillery officer basic course at the Army Artillery and Missile school, Ft. Sill, Okla. A BIG ROOr New York (UPI) A roof more than twice the length of a football field will cover the new American Airlines jet airliner hangar at Idlewild Airport. More than 325 tons of materials will be used to cover the structure according to Allied Chemical's Barrett Division which is supplying 3,000 rolls of felt, 300,000 square feet of roofing insula tion and 300 tons of pitch for the job. The building will house the first jet airliners available for domestic travel. OBITUARIES MRS. CELIA SHEARIN Mrs. Celia Shearin, 92, died Friday at the Jackson County Farm home. Funeral arrange ments will be announced by Perl Funeral home. CARL ADKINS Carl Adkins died at the Veterans Administration dom iciliary, Camp White, Satur day. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Perl Funeral home. MARK NOBLE Mark Noble, 70, died at his home, 130 Elk St., Friday eve ning. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger Morris Funeral home. EVELYN A. GOULD Funeral services for Mrs. Evelyn A. Gould, 47, of 825 Park st., Medford, who died in a Portland hospital Wed nesday, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at' Chapel Mor tuary. The Rev. D. K. West of the First Presbyterian church will officiate. Interment will be private at Siskiyou Memo rial park. Casket bearers will be Jess Smith, Tom Caster, Cliff Ken nedy, Chester "Ouches, Lon Skinner and Maurice Butts. Mrs. Gould, daughter of Halstead W. and Rosa M. Sny der, was born in Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 26, 1910. She has lived in the Medford area for the past 38 years. For several years she has been active in Cub Scout work and Wash ington School PTA. On Jan. 1, 1931, in Medford, she was married to R. Edward Gould, who survives. Besides her husband, other survivors are two sons, Rob ert E., stationed at Fairchild Air Force base, Spokane, Wash., and Harold E., at home, and one sister, Mrs. Eda C. Skinner of Medford, Those who wish may, in lieu of flowers, contribute to the cancer fund, members of the family said. AFTER GUN BATTLE Unidentified detective (right), holds blood-spattered Robert Genereux, 35, after wild gun battle in Pawtuckett, R. I., in which two detectives were slain. Police said Genereux went berserk and fatally wounded the two police officers when they tried to arrest him at his house, where he had allegedly been holding his mother captive. - . - A.JZ i t A- J 1 I f i - 3k - - . HONORING ARMY SERGEANT, H. Park Arnold, presi-' dent of Kiwanis International, hands achievement award to Sergeant Robert Anderson, Mesa, Ariz., at Chicago con vention. Anderson, was 1957 president of Mesa club when it received international first place award from Kiwanis. CANDLE n f -Lt 1 ,tflT unrci iscnrnan IlWII-la UlkUl VIIU DR. WILLIAM P. CHISHOLM Dr. William P. Chisholm died at his home, 600 Melody lane, Ashland, Saturday morn ing. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Ashland Mortuary. MRS. PAULINE THOMPSON Mrs. Pauline -Thompson, wife of John Bert Thompson, 2385 Taylor rd.. Central Point, died in a local hospital Saturday. Funeral arranee ments will be announced by Conger-Morris Funeral home HOMER B. STEPHENSON Funeral services for Homer B. Stephenson. 61. of 2535 Tennessee dr., Medford, who died Friday; will be held in the Conger-Morris Funeral nome Tuesday at 3 D.m. Com mittal will be in the Logtown cemetery. EARL SCHLIEP Funeral services for Earl L. Schliep, 52, of 247 Winema way, who died Friday, will be held in the Conger-Morris Fu neral home Monday at 9 ajn, The Rev. George G. Roseberry will officiate. Committal will be private in Siskiyou Memo rial park. Mr. Schliep was born in Hostings,-Neb., June 7, 1906 He has lived here for the past four years. He was the used car manager for Crater Lake Motors. i He was a veteran of World War II, enlisting at Ft. Snell- ing, Minn., on Oct. 13, 1942, and received his discharge Sept. 9, 1945. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Lois Schliep; five children, Darrell Schliep, Texas; Shar- rin Schliep, Oklahoma; War ren Schliep, Mrs. Jeanette Daughtery and Mrs. Janice Hopkins, all of Medford; one grandson; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Schliep, Hast ings, Nebr., and two sisters, Mrs. Rube Hamburger and Mrs. Jay Beckstrom, South Gate, Calif. ROOM Genuine Charcoal Broiled Foods! An especially good placs to eat if dieting! s:3o P.m. tin 12:00 Sundays 4 p.m. till 11 p.m. fqppfjpplffsfnIMWl THREE MISSILES Pictured together at CarsweU Air Forfca Base, T, a JUr Force missiles Thor, Snark, and Jupiter (left to right). Thor and Jupitajs y itrliediate range missiles, and Snark is a 5500-mile inter-continental ve&pojk BIRTHS ELLIS To Mr. and Mrs Charles Raymond, 610 Chest nut St., Medford, July 4, 1958, a boy, 8 pounds, in Sacred Heart hospital. CARLILE To Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lee, 912 Narre gan st.,. Medford, July 3, 1958, a boy, 1'z pounds, in Sacred Heart hospital. GARTMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Theodore, 424 Oak st., Central Point, July 3, 1958, a boy, 6V4 pounds, in Sacred Heart hospital. KNUTSON To Mr. and Mrs. Emil Conrad, 28 Myrtle st., Medford, July 3, 1958, a girl, 8 pounds, in Sacred Heart hospital. Landlords Oppose Municipal Laws Chicago (UPI) A hous ing publication reports that landlords are conducting de termined campaigns against laws passed by several major cities to force compliance with municipal housing codes. The Journal of Housing said landlords in Chicago, Baltimore, Md., and. St. Louis, Mo., occasionally have been effective in their efforts eith er to block the laws or render them ineffectual. The landlords' victories, the Journal indicated , stemmed in part from the general un popularity of the laws and the difficulty of enforcing them. Chicago's new code went into effect in May. Shortly following its enactment last December, 13 persons lost their lives in tenement blazes in eight days'. Mayor Richard Jx Daley implemented the code by getting mortgage bankers to agree to ban loans on buildings broken up into smaller units in an illegal manner. . Meanwhile, the Journal said, landlords in Baltimore managed to evade a new law there, and St. Louis landlords tried to substitute laws of their own framing for exist ing codes. Teenager Wounded While Squirrel Hunting Roseburg (UPI) William Vaughn White, 16, Roseburg, was in Community hospital here today after wounding himself accidentally when he dropped a high standard .22 caliber pistol which fired on impact. - Attendants said his condi tion was "satisfactory." The hollow-nose bullet entered his leg below the hip and frag ments entered his stomach. White was squirrel hunting with two companions when the accident occurred.. California's gold was 'dis covered in 1848. only 10 days before the treaty ending the Mexican war and transferring the territory to the United States was finally signed. Enjoy a delightful evening of DINING AND DANCING at the DARDANELLE 99 MAM. TBttUttB, MeeAxsf, ILLINOIS VAUIY Scouts Go On Hifro By RUTH RAUSCK Cave Junction A trio of Scouts from Illinois Valley Troop 20 hiked the 20 miles from Diamond creek to O'Brien last Saturdav to com plete the requirements for their hiking badge. The boys, Bob Prather, Jer ald Gibbons and Jim Burch, were driven to the spot by "Uncle Billy" Burch, assist ant scoutmaster and then left to hike their way home. - Burch met up with the group about half way home and a rest period was taken just long enough .to do away with a 27 pound watermelon donated by Frank Gibbons of Gibbon's grocery and father of one of the boys. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cushing and family left Sat urday for a week's vacation in San Francisco. The Harry O. Smiths have as , a visitor, their grandson Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Potwin of Eugene. The young man expects to re turn home Thursday of this week. . The newest summer Inspec tor to be added to the Red wood Inspection station per sonnel is Bruce Van Zee Zan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Zee Zan, former residents of O'Brien and now with the Smith River quarantine sta tion. The Van Zee Zans with Eruce and a' friend, Chuck Harmon, were dinner guests of the Robert Bottels Sunday when they drove Bruce here to report for duty. He is student at Humbolt college in Eureka. Other summer' inspec tors hired this year include Ortis Seat, Al Hobart and Ar thur Cribb. A two-day camping trip to Jedediah state park last Wednesday and Thursday was taken by the Robert Bottel family. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Drake and sons, ' Austin, Mike and Stuart of Whittier, Calif., with Mrs. Drake's mother, Mrs. Winifred Clark, of Glendale spent the week end with the Blake Millers. Mrs. Clark is a sister of Mrs. Blake. Lorraine Moore is ninch- hittine at Hazel's Beauty Sa lon while Lee Brenan is vaca tioning for three weeks. Mrs. W. O. Burch has iust returned from a week with her daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs. W. C Goines and their seven children, in Fair Oaks, Calif., near Sacra mento. Mrs. Burch brought home with her two of the. grand children, Deborah ana Law rence, who will be joined here by their brothers and sisters sometime 'in August. .. The next meeting of the Illi- Hwy. Bt Gold HiH Overpass OZZIE BIGELOW at the Fian " Elevr QPEEi Every Dayf 4 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. Sundays 1 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. flhegea, fcanday, July 6. 1938 111 K -al i nois Vlly Republican Wom e"n't club will be held in the home of Mrs. Lester Hoff, July 8. All Republican women, whether tliey are members of the club or not are invited to attend. About 30 youngsters be tween the ages of six and 12 experienced the thrills, spills and fun of an old fashioned hayride ' sponsored by the O'Brien Kids Night associa tion recently. ' The Bob Breckenridges were in charge of the ride and used their truck for the hilarious trip to Elk creek re creation camp. The traditional weiner roast completed the festivities. Funeral Flowers and Hospital Bouquets GROCETERIA FLOWER . SHOP Ph. 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