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MAIL TRIBUNE, Mdrord, Oro., Actress Hosp After Rebuff Hollywood (CPU Actress Wanda Hendrix, hospitalized in "deep shock" after her mil lionaire husband rebuffed her reconciliation attempt, was under observation - today at Cedars of Lebanon hospital. The film star, former wife of actor Audie Murphy, col lapsed Wednesday in the of fice of her attorney and was rushed by ambulance to the hospital. Oxygen was admin istered on the way. Dr. Lee Siegel, studio staff physician for 20th Century Fox, ordered her placed un der sedation and instructed Road-E-Q Finalists Tour White House Washington (UPD The 51 finalists in the seventh an nual national teen-age "Safe driving Rod-E-O" made a spe cial tour of the White House today. The tour was conduct ed by presidential aide Homer Gruenther. After the tour, Gruenther was presented with a white jacket bearing the Road-E-O insignia. Marlene Susan Hall er, Taft, Calif, the only girl in the group, made the presentation. IgpDDODOODDlfKl jf&V'fi -a 1 n if ' 1 r WMi& 111 A H fflaBBmi I BP? KING IN CAN Erie Nord, businessman "King of the Beatniks," stands framed m the doorway of his new "pad" in San Francisco city prison, after he was arrested on charges of helping two teen-age girls ran away from home. Talking to him is his lawyer, John EL McFeeley Jr. Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Paul Ronald Whitney, improper lane change, $10. Lewis Gene Hornsby, excessive tire noise. $10. Michael Dennis King, violation of basic rule, $10. Dennis Ronald Lundgren, viola tion of basic rule, $10. L. D. Anderson, excessive pipe noise. $10. i James Isaac Zumwalt, improper left turn, $5. Ruth Jennie Crosby, disobeyed red light. $5. Kenneth Bruzelius. disobeyed top sign, $5. Lloyd Lee Hoffine. disobeyed red light $5. Willis Ralph Huff, violation of basic lule. $10. Alfred Eugene Hackworth. vio lation of basic rule, $10. Sheldon Charles Wilcox, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Gerald Lee Wier. white tail lights. $5. Allen Burch Butterfield, dis obeyed yellow light. $5. Lloyd Keller, disobeyed (top sign. $5. Robert Xt. Garrison, violation of basic rule. $10. Theodore W. Hammond, violation of basic rule. "$10. Richard Anthony Durante, rac KIWANIS COUNTY FAIR MEDFORD ARMORY August 21-24, 1958 GENERAL ENTRY FORM Name.. Address.. Citl and State- Please enter the following, subject to rules governing exhibits: Dept. No. Div. Class No. No. Add additional sheers if needed. All entry forms must be mailed by August 15 Mail To: KIWANIS COUNTY FAIR 11 Almond Street Medford, Oregon Thurify, August 14, 1938 I italized by Husband a private nurse to watch over her. Later, she was reported resting comfortably. Result of Failure Miss Hendrix' lawyer, Os car R. Cummins, claimed the collapse was the result of her failure to convince her es tranged husband, millionaire sportsman James Langford Stack Jr., that they- could save their marriage. Cummins said he had ar ranged a conference telephone call between the actress, Stack and his attorney in Reno, when Miss Hendrix' re peated attempts to talk to her husband had failed. "Wanda made a plea to her husband that they make an-j other try at saving their mar riage," Cummins said. He quoted the beautiful film star as saying to Stack: "We can make a go of it." "We're not discussing emo tion," the attorney said Stack replied, "We're here to talk legal talk." With that, according to Cummins, Miss Hendrix screamed and slumped in her chair, ignoring attempts to talk to her. Dr. Siegel was called. v Miss Hendrix and Stack were wed June 26, 1954. ing with another vehicle, $20. Leila Mabel GUmar, disobeyed stop sign, $5. Lee Shev, violation of b a s i e rule. $10. Marvin Edwin Peterson, dis obeyed red light. $5. Tommy Joe Merlon, violation of basic rule, $10. Ronald Hubert Babb, disobeyed stop sign, $5. Wilson Harvey Smith, following too close, $10. DISTRICT COURT Donald D. Miller, failure to stop $10. Ernest R. Gerfen, no operator's license. 510. Raymond D. Golden, failure to top. $10. John Thrun, passing without clearance, $10. CIRCUIT COURT Yvonne Lois Walker vs. Robert Ernest Walker, divorce comDlaint Norman Kelly Cuddle, vs. Julia Elvira cuddie. divorce complaint, MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Donald Dee Wallace. Phoenix, and Carole Gean Anderson, Med ford. Clyde Allen Wilson. Mill Sorinss. Mo., and Donna Macine Carter Perkins. Talent. James Jerome Backen, Central Point, and Judith Ann Schopf, Ashland. Description of Articla BLIMP CREW Capt. H. B. Van Gorder fin dark jacket) who commanded the blimp ZPG-2 on its 9400-mile scientific expedition into the Arctic, beams as he and his crew leave their blimp after landing at Weymouth, Mass. The blimp, carrying a crew of 15 Navy personnel, technicians, and scientists, left Weymouth at the end of July and traveled to Fletcher Island, a 45-square-mIl e block of ice floating in the Arctic Ocean, about 500 miles from the North Pole. Department to Act Quickly in Case Washington (UPD A Jus tice Department spokesman said today the government will act "expeditiously" on the House of Representatives' citation of Bernard Goldfine for contempt of Congress. The House listened to a small but stormy debate Wednesday and then voted 369-8 to cite the Boston mil lionaire for his adamant re fusal to answer 22 questions about his business affairs be fore the House influence-investigating subcommittee. If brought to trial and con victed, the gift-giving friend of Presidential Assistant Sher man Adams would face a maximum sentence of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine or both. ' The Justice Department spokesman explained the de partment's first step would be to "evaluate" the citation and the testimony that brought it about to see wheth er the case merited presenta tion to a federal grand jury. If the matter is turned over to a grand jury, he said, the jurors would decide whether Goldfine should be brought to trial. In Boston, Goldfine's at torney, Samuel P. Sears, said that "we will fight this, of course." He said the House cited Goldfine because mem bers "had to back up their committee." Record Quantity of Albafore Delivered Astoria (UPDp- Albacore in record quantity was delivered to an Astoria cannery Mon day. The Radar, a Seattle boat, delivered 11 tons of tuna. Several other boats docked with nine-ton loads, and sev eral reported six to seven-ton deliveries. ' Fishermen reported that the albacore was being taken from Cape Blanco north to Neah Bay with the main con centration off the coast slight ly south of Newport. l '"irl o HEAVY ESCORT It looks like the start of a Dig parade as Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko (holding hat) is flanked by police and other officials of his arrival at (dlewild Airport, N. Y. To his right is Russian UN dele gate Arkady Sobolev. Gromyko will head the Soviet dele gation to the special UN General Assembly session on the Mideast crisis. JUST CAN'T STAND IT Idabel, Okla. (UPD Willie Hunter, 42, who was recap tured Wednesday after escap ing from the McCurtain Coun ty jail, told Sheriff Bob Mur phy he had a good reason for fleeing. "You can't imagine how unpleasant it was in there," he said. "It was too darn hot." The chemical warfare ser vice was made an army branch in 1920. ' " a' j SEEKING PRIVACY, Marie Dionne, 24, frailest of surviv ing Dionne quintuplets and Floran Houle, 38, Nicolet, Que bec court clerk, are married in Notre Dame Church, Mont real. Ceremony was performed without advance notice. Grange News Phoenix Grange Phoenix Grange met Tues day, Aug. 12 at 8 p.m., Master Charles Johnson presiding. Attendance was smaller than usual due to the busy season in the fruit and other farm activities. Melvin Lattie, reporting on legislation, read a communi cation from State Grange con cerning farm subsidies. And he gave a talk on farm sub sidies as compared to those granted other businesses. He said articles published in cur rent magazines often gave the erroneous impression that farmers receive more than is due them, while in reality they receive much less than other businesses. Reporting on horticulture Vaughn Quackenbush talked on blight in pear orchards. and leaf mites which infest oak trees. He interspersed his discourse on those subjects with comments on Sputnik. CLEARANCE SALE BOATS AH 14' Crater Craft Runabouts. Wa need mere room for our '59 models. All new boats. Excellent for water skiing WHITE FIR LUMBER COMPANY 258 A Street MU 5-5336" Ashland, Ore. Olin Poe rerjortins on seri culture, told of the bumper grain crops in other states where rain was preventing harvesting, the ground being too wet to get on it with a combine. He mentioned Okla homa, Colorado, Wyoming and Montana as some of the states facing this problem over large areas. HEC chairman Coral Schroe der mentioned the rummage sale to be held Saturday, Sept.. 6 and tha anyone hav ing rummage arid who would be unable to deliver it direct ly to the sale, to bring it to next Grange meeting, which is Aug. 26. Secretary Lesbia Lattie read a letter of thanks for the plant and cards from Maggie Ger mer, who has been ill but is improving. Grange closed at 9 p.m. fol lowing which a program of old time music was given by a string band composed of violin, banjo and three gui tars. One member of the band sang several popular blues songs. The group said they had no specific name for their band but were just a group from Jacksonville and Apple gate who enjoyed playing to gether. Following the entertain ment refreshments of home made cake and coffee were served by . the committee, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Whitesides and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lacey. Gertrude Lewin, Publicity Chairman. Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport PRICES START AT $2500" ' TERMS Riclcover to Miss Launchings of Two Atomic Submarines Washington (UPD Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover said today, he will not attend two 'forthcoming launchings 01 atomic submarines. He made his plans known amid indications that a snub to his wife may be involved. Rickover said "I am iust too busy" to attend the christ ening of the Sea Dragon at Portsmouth, N. H., Saturday and the Triton at Groton, Conn., Tuesday. ' , Asked about news reports Two Armed Men Rob Portland Safeway Portland (UPD Cash from five cash registers was taken from ' a , Safeway store here Wednesday night by two armed men who escaped in a stolen car. Police found the car with its motor running a few min utes after the holdup. The bandits apparently changed cars and , escaped in north bound traffic." Mrs. Betty O'Leary, one of the cashiers at the store, said the two men entered the building just at closing time and held guns on her and another cashier as they emp tied an undetermined amount of cash from the tills. Young Lovers May Study New Exhibit Chicago (UPD Young lov ers could do worse than study the latest exhibit in the mo torama section at the Chicago Museum of Science and Indus try. The exhibit's purpose is to help motorists improve their driving in emergencies. But the part that should interest young romantics is entitled: "Rules about parking a car on rural roads." , 1 I Inu , 1 SEE SUNDAY'S MAIL TRIBUNE and All Next Week! - quoting Mrs. Rickover as criticizing high Navy offic ials for their treatment of both him and herself, the ad miral commented: "You can't control your wife." Mrs. Rickover was quoted in news interviews as being miffed that 'she was not ask ed by the Navy to christen the Triton even though the firm which built the sub sug gested she preside at the cere monies. Father of Subi Her husband is known as "the father of atomic submar ines." ; 1 There were congressional charges that Rickover him self was snubbed last week when he was not invit ed to White House ceremon ies celebrating the voyage un der the North Pole of the atomic submarine Nautilus. The Navy this week public ly apologized for omitting him from the guest list. Rick over has frequently clashed with Navy "brass" in his zeal for the nuclear underwater craft. A current controversy cen ters around the fact that un less Rickover is promoted to vice admiral, he must retire from the Navy next July 1 He has been passed over twice by Navy promotion boards. A group of 21 sen ators introduced a bill Wed nesday urging that he be giv en a special medal for - his work on nuclear power. - Mrs. Rickover was quoted as saying "Navy brass was out to hurt my husband for his independent and free spirit." She reportedly assailed "stu pid windbags" in the higher echelons and claimed she was deliberately by-passed in the Triton affair. Asked if his wife had ever been asked to christen 1 Navy vessel, Rickover replied "No." Value Event of the Year! City-Wide Pear Picking time is here . . . and so is BARGAIN PICKING TIME during the big City-Wide Harvest of Values. Medford's fine stores and smart shops have prepared -for this excit ing event with a real HARVEST OF BANNER BUYS. Starting SUNDAY, August 17th, the Mail Tribune will feature some of the exceptional bargains in advertis ing by Medford's Retail Merchants.' Watch for them . 1 . plan NOW to SHOP IN MEDFORD for a HARVEST of VALUESI EAGLE POINT Dinner Held Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. C C. Hoover. Medford. .Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Henderson, Mrs. Gertrude Stanley, Eagle Point and Mrs. Vicie Castor. Reese creek, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waldimer Ham mell in their beautiful new home on Crater Lake highway north of Eagle Point Monday evening, Aug. 4. Mrs.' Lincoln Pence was to return 'to her home here Thursday, Aug. 14, from Salt iane city, Utah, where she The world has done more mining the past 50 .years than in all history. THIRSTY AHEAD! stock up on Coke! Bottled under authority ef The Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of MEDFORD COMING'. S (D) W - - - of has been undergoing medical attention in a clinic for the past 10 days. She will need to continue treatments in a Med ford clinic for some time fol lowing her return. HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL swaiiaoie at HOPKINS RICHFIELD SERVICE f McAndrews at Court SP 3-9061 WEATHER SIGN OF G00O TASTE
