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Recovering Austin D.
Lewis, 1610 East Main st.,
Medford, under went surgery
at Sacred Heart hospital
Tuesday, and is now able to
have visitors, Mrs. Lewis re
ports. Leaving Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne R. Harris and sons,
Ralph and Kenneth, 1516
South Ivy St., are leaving to
day for a week's stay at the
Benbow Ladge in California.
Harris is manager of the Lu
cas and Howard Furniture
store in Central Point.
Car Recorered A car, stol
en from Henry Pringle some
time Friday night, was found
" rolled over on its side a half
mile west of the west side
school, state police said Sat
urday afternoon. The car was
reported stolen from the Prin
gle residence at 601 North
Modoc ave.
Buckhorn
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Ashland, Ore.
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HOUSE of
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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
Buying Trip Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Ewaldsen, Swem's
Gift shop, left Medford Thurs
day for San Francisco where
Ewaldsen is attending the
week of gift shows. While
there he will make purchases
for the local store.
Theft Robert Evan Brom
ley, 1225 Corona st., Medford,
told city police Friday after
noon that a portable radio
valued at $65 w'as taken from
his automobile while' it was
parked on North Oakdale
ave., between Fourth and
Fifth sts. .
Burglary William Henry
Fisher, 32 Black Oak dr., Med
ford, reported a burglary at
his residence to city police
early Saturday morning. In
vestigating officers reported
that entry was gained by re
moving a screen from an open
window. Fisher told officers
that a fur stole and a camera
were taken.
' Fires Reported The Cen
tral Point fire department an
swered a mutual aid call at
the Oregon Veneer plant at
White City about 2:31 p.m.
Friday. ,A lumber pile caught
fire. Little damage resulted.
A lumber fire was extinguish
ed by the Central Point rural
fire department after receiv
ing a call to Ross Lumber
company at 5:41 p.m., fire
men said. Two piles of scrap
lumber were damaged.
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Shakespearean
Festival Schedule
Sunday Merchant of
Venice.
Monday Toilus and
Cressida.
Tuesday Much Ado About
Nothing ,r
Wednesday King Iear
Curtain: 8:30 p.m. nightly.
Buses leave Medford hotel
at 7:30 p.m. and Jackson
hotel at 7:35 p.m. nightly.
Collision A car driven by
Calvin Edward Meadows, 525
North Riverside ave., Med
ford, struck a parked auto
mobile registered to Clyde L.
Brown, 1016 Niantic st., Med
ford, shortly before 7 a.m.
Saturday, according to city
police. Meadows told officers
that he was driving on Cen
tral between Third and Fourth
sts. and as he sought to re
trieve something from tne
seat of his car he struck the
parked vehicle. No one was
injured. The Meadows vehicle
was damaged in the left front
and the Brown car in the
right rear, police said.
Obituaries
MRS. BERTHA I, BROWN
The body of Mrs. Bertha I.
Brown, who died Thursday,
will be taken by Conger-Morris
to Redmond for services
and interment there' Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Brown was born in
Lewiston, Maine, Sept. 14,
1879, and had taught school
for about 50 years. She taught
from 1912 until 1926 in the
Prineville area. For the past
three weeks she had been vis
iting her daughter Mrs. Ralph
H. LaBarge, 508 North Grape
st.
Also surviving are three
grandchildren.
WILLIAM R. BLAINE
William R. Blaine, 39, of
the Veterans Administration
Domiciliary, died Friday.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by Conger-Morris
funeral home. -
JOSEPH FRANKLIN
Joseph Franklin, 72, of 469
Midway rd., Medford, died
Saturday.
A requiem mass will be
read in Sacred Heart Catholic
church by the Rev. John Ilg
at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Recitation
of the Holy Rosary will be
held in Conger-Morris Fune
ral home at 7:30 Monday.
Committal will be in Memory
Gardens.
Births
DULDAHL To Mr. and
Mrs. Alf, 512 Dakota ave.,
Medford, Aug. 1, 1958, a girl,
6V2 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
HERMAN To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles, 2222 Aloha st.,
Medford, Aug. 1, 1958, a boy,
7 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
McDONALD To Mr. and
Mrs. James R. 68 Oak dr.,
Medford, Aug. 1, 1958, a boy,
8!i pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
LAWRENTZ To Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth, 106M- East
12th st., Medford, Aug. 1,
1958, . a boy, 8 pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
RUPERT To Mr. and Mrs.
Gary,312 East 12th St., Med
ford, Aug. 2, 1958, a boy, 8V6
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. MORRIS To Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald, route 1, box 464, Cen
tral Point, Aug. 2, 1958, a
boy, 9 pounds, at Rogue Val
ley hospital.
De Gaulle Visits
French Atom Center
Paris (UPD Gen. Charles
De Gaulle visited the big
French atomic center at Mar
coule Saturday and all but
announced that France is
building the atomic bomb.
It has been an open secret
for some time that, France
is rushing to join the "atom
ic club" now limited to the
United States, Britain and
Russia but thus far no of
ficial has come out and said
so.
De Gaulle, however ' made
a close inspection of the Mar
coule atomic plant near Mar
seilles and said in a speech
afterward: "I am thinking of
what can be necessary for
France's military power in re
lation to other nations."
Before or After Church . . .
This Sunday
Enjoy
BREAKFAST
(Served Anytime)
at the
Hotel Medford
Dining Room
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME
Pilot Boling Leaves
For Home Via Air
Pendleton (UPD The rec
ord breaking air line pilot
who doesn't want to "get into
a rut" heads for home Satur
day. Captain Marion (Pat) Bo
ling, the toast of the air
world, left Pendleton air field
about 3:30 yesterday after
noon and will fly via com
mercial airliner, as a passen
ger from here to Portland
and then to San Francisco.
Boling will be accompanied
by his wife Joyce and nine-year-old
son, Kevin. The Bo
iings have two other children.
The h a n d s om e skipper
wrote a new page in"the air
history book Friday as his
brilliantly colored Beechcraft
News About
Servicemen
TWELVE ENLIST
Twelve persons enlisted in
the Army at the local recruit
ing office during July, includ
ing 11 men and one woman,
according to MSgt. Warren
M. Long, local Army recruit
er. The Corp of engineers at
tracted three enlistees, Ernest
O. Hina and Albert D. Hart
well, both of Ashland; and
John Martin Coombs of Med
ford. Derwin Lee Large, Med
ford, and Rex Nyle Clarke,
Ashland, enlisted for the
Army security agency; and
Clyde Elmer Olson, Ashland,
and John Forster Cooke, Ker
by, signed up for guided mis
siles. "
Donald . Lee Heard, Med
ford, chose field radio repair
school; Jerry Lloyd Sander
son, Gold Hill, enlisted for
stenography school; Miss Bar
bara M. Fly, Medford, signed
up for dental assistant school;
Larry Kenneth Erickson, Ash
land, wenf airborne;, and
Jerome Nelson Nye, Grants
Pass, joined the artillery.
At the present time enlist
ment applications are being
accepted fpr all branch,
school, and foreign duty as
signments, according to Sgt.
Long. Additional information
may be obtained at his office
in room 1, post office building,
Medford, or by callng SPring
2-5022.
OFFICER PROMOTED
Raymond H. Ross, formerly
of Medford and now station
ed in Hawaii with the regular
Army, 'lias been promoted
from major to lieutenant col
onel, according to word re
ceived here by his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Harry Olsen, 40
South Berkeley way.
Colonel Ross attended Med
ford schools, and at the time
was living with his uncle, the
Rev. Joseph Knotts.
His wife is the former Doro
thea Olsen of Medford.
Grange News...
Eagle Point Grange
Eagle Point Grange open
ed in regular form with 24
patrons present July 16.
Committee reports were at
a minimum due to the small
attendance because of the
electrical storm. C. C. Hoover
announced final plans for the
picnic honoring Ben Tucker,
retiring county agriculture
agent. He reported on the pro
gram of the proposed use of
the Veterans Administration
hospital and the'Grange Com
munity Services contest.
It was announced that the
third and fourth degrees
would be conferred at the
next meeting Aug. 5. All
Granges are invited to bring
their candidates. The third
and fourth degree team are
to meet for practice at the
Grange hall, Sunday Aug. 3,
at 1:30 p.m.
The lecturer's hour was a
report of a trip taken by Mr.
and Mrs. James Edge to
Florida.
The display table had an
assortment of lovely crochet,
the handiwork of Mrs. Thomas
Vestal, showing a lace table
cloth, bed spread and various
patterned doilies. ,
Mrs. Paul Force, Mrs. Lot
tie Vanscoy and Mrs. Ruby
Stowell were hostesses for the
evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Stanley, Mrs.
Buford Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chamberlain and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Chamberlain
were announced as the next
serving committee.
Mrs. John Huffman,
Publicity' Chairman
settled gently onto a runway
at the Pendleton airport.
Flying the "great circle"
route from Manila, Boling set
a new world record for a
solo flight, covering 6,873
miles in 45 hours and 46 min
utes. The old mark, set by Bill
Odom in 1949 was 5.273 miles.
Friday night, the happy
pilot took his wife by the
arm and went in search of
the "biggest steak" they could
find. During his near-two-day
flight, Boling had nothing to
eat except baby food, figs,
and fruit juices. y.
The Beechcraft Bonanza
which Boling piloted to his
record was- flown to the
Beech plant in Wichita, Kan.,
by test pilot Jim Weber late
Saturday, company officials
said.
His flight wasn't, all for
pleasure, though. Boling re
ceived 81,000 for reaching
Seattle and $10 for each addi
tional mile a total of S3.140.
He said he will give it to a
home, town church in Palo
Alto, Calif.
Phil McKhight, public rela
tions officer for the Beech air
craft company, said that Bo
ling had 11 gallons of gaso
line remaining in his tanks
when he landed at Pendleton.
He left Manila with 403 gal
lons. When Boling's craft roUed
to a stop, he had only to f&y,
"I'm sorry I couldn't take it
farther." He had expressed
some hope of flying as far
east as Wichita, but his fuel
supply ran low.
Beech officials said some
fuel was lost over the Philip
pines and the Aleutians when
fuel in the wingtanks expand
ed and leaked out.
The 43-year-old United Air
Lines pilot took off from
Manila shortly after dawn
Thursday. He touched down
at 11:52 a.m. Friday.
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Four Airmen Are
Killed in Crash
Colbert, Okla. r(UPD Fou
airmen including a Port
lander from Perrin Air Force
base at Sherman, Tex., were
injured fatally near here
about midnight Friday when
the car in which they were
riding collided with another.
Another airman and a civil
ian were injured in the wreck
which occurred on U. S. High
way 75A about two miles
south of Colbert.
The Oklahoma Highway
Patrol listed the dead as
Lloyd Wayne Hoke, 21, Port
land, Ore.; Melvin Eugene
Dennis, 28, Galena, Kan.;
Jack E. Rush, Hamilton,
Ohio; and Aryil Dale Gaither,
Maiden, Mo.
Injured were Bob Cass, a
civilian of Denison, Tex., and
Claude Herion, a Perrin Air
Force base airman whose
home home town is . Stone
wall, Okla.
Herion suffered critical in
juries while . Cass' injuries
were termed serious.
The Highway Patrol said
the automobile in which Cass
was driving alone approached
a pickup truck, and in trying
to avoid hitting it, swerved
across the highway and col
lided almost headon with the
car carrying the airmen.
Moscow Drivers Get
Gas Without Stamps
Moscow (UPD Moscow car
owners were able to fill their
gas tanks without restraint
Saturday following the gov
ernment's abolition of gas
coupons.
An announcement in the
newspaper, Evening Moscow,
Friday said henceforth Mosc
cow motorists will be able to
buy unlimited quantities of
gas and won't have to bother
with coupons. Elimination of
the stamps apparently was
part of the government's drive
to streamline . local bureauc
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Ipswich, England (UPD
Authorities at the U.S. air
base in nearby Bentwaters
said Saturday they are set
ting uy a "traffic advisory
board" in an attempt to cut
down road accidents involving
American airmen. .
The board's four officers
will have the right to recom
mend to the base commander
that he take away driving
licenses of offending airmen,
independently of the British
courts.
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