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.
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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
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August 21-24, 1958
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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." ,
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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
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mining the past 50 .years than
in all history.
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stock up
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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.
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