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American Sailor
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Istanbul, Turkey (LTD
American sailor Larry M.
Davis, 21, of Weaton, 111., died
from internal bleeding at a
hospital here Tuesday follow
ing a pitched battle between
Bluejackets and a dozen Istan
bul taxi drivers. '
Turkish authorities were
holding four of the drivers
for investigation of the inci
dent. A preliminary hearing was
told that Davis and five bud
dies, on a late liberty at Is
tanbul night spots got into an
argument with a taxidriver
over the fare and that about
a dozen drivers in the down
town Istanbul area joined in.
About 34 per cent of the
eyeglasses worn by American
men and women are of the bi
focal or trifocal variety.
Lacy Home Said
A Total Loss
Central Point The large
two-story residence of the
Don Lacy family at 43 Amy
st. was described by firemen
as "practically a total loss"
following an early morning
fire on Sunday.
The blaze appeared to have
originated in a closet under
a' stairway, possibly from
spontaneous combustion, ac
cording to firemen, who esti
mated that 75 per cent of the
interior was gutted.
The Lacy's were forced to
escape from an upstairs win
dow because the stairway was
blocked. Lacy reportedly
made his way to the ground
by way of a large shrub and
got a table' to stand on. Mrs.
Lacy handed the youngsters
out the window and then was
helped to the ground, herself,
it was said. Lacy then entered
the house and telephoned the
alarm about 3:10 a.m.
Flames were coming through
the roof when firemen ar
rived. Fire spread through the
upper story and considerable
smoke and water damage oc
curred throughout the struc
ture. Firemen indicated that
the family managed to sal
vage little of its possessions.
Three trucks were dis
patched to the scene and 22
volunteer firemen fought the
blaze.
TOO HOT A PACE
' Miami (UPD Mrs. Dixie
Mossier had a hot typewriter
Tuesday. Mrs. Mossier, secre
tary of the county school su
perintendent, was working ex
tra fast to catch up on office
correspondence when her
electric typewriter caught on
fire.
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PROMOTED Paul Morgan
formerly assistant commander
of district three for the state
police was promoted from
lieutenant to captain on Aug.
15. He is to assume command
of operations in District 3 on
Sept. 1, it was reported. Mor
gan came here from Roseburg
May 15, 1947 as a lieutenant.
He entered the department on
Aug. 1, 1931 at Cottage Grove.
NEW ASSISTANT Earl W.
Tichenor will report to the
Medford state police office on
Sept. 1 and is assigned as as
sistant commander of District
3, it is reported. He comes
here from Milwaukie, Ore.,
where he has been working as
a lieutenant in the arson di
vision. Prior to that he was
working in the Klamath Falls
office as a sergeant. He en
tered the department on
March 18, 1936 at Milwaukie.
Grange News...
Uppei Applegate Grange
Caesar Muzzioli and his ac
cordion band of Medford will
be featured guests on the pro
gram at Upper Applegate
Grange Friday evening, Aug.
22, according to an announce
ment from John Byrne, whose
unit is in charge of arrange
ments for the evening.
This is the second in a se
ries of four 'contest programs
being presented by the
Grange membership which
are proving popular with both
the Grangers and other resi
dents of the area.
. In addition to the accordion
numbers, there wUl be vocal
selections, readings, and other
entertainment. The program
is open to the public and will
be followed by refreshments
and a social hour after which
the regular Grange session
will convene. ,
Muzzioli and his band will
open the program, and be
cause of other scheduled ap
pointments, he and his group
must return to Medford early
in the evening, so it is em
phasized that the program
will start promptly at 8
o'clock.
Grace N. Pearson,
Publicity Chairman
Seven Killed in
N.M. Car Crash'
Gallup, N.M. (UPD Seven
persons were killed and four
injured early today when
two cars, orie of them appar
ently homeward bound from
vacation, collided head - on
about 40 miles east of here.
State police said one of the
cars was from Las Animas,
Colo., and the other from Cal
ifornia.
Five persons were killed
outright in the crash on U.SJ
66 about a mile west of the
little oil refining town of Pre-
witt, 15 miles east of the Con
tinental Divide.
Two more died in . St.
Mary's hospital here. One of
them was identified as Eu
gene Sanchez, 6, Las Animas.
The other was a woman, as
yet undentified.
Also identified thus far
were the drivers of the two
cars, Daniel Perez Sanchez,
47, Los Animas, and H. G.
Braggs, no address, but the
driver of. the California ve
hicle
Braggs was impaled on the
steering wheel of his car, a
1949 model, which flipped
and landed upside down in a
ditch alongside the road.
The Sanchez car, a 1955
model, was left crumpled in
a heap in the middle of the
highway.
The other deadK as yet un
identified included two adults
one of them a woman, and a
baby.
AMI TRIBUNE, MdferJ, Ortfm, WcJntrfar, Anf.it 28, l3t 1
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MEDFORD, OREGON
Central Point Grange
The busy fruit and grain
season was probably the cause
of the light attendance at Fri
day night's Central Point
Grange meeting.
Agricultural chairman Ar
nold Bohnert reported beef
prices are off several cents
since the last meeting. Alfalfa
seed is up in price, he added.
The pear harvest is at its peak
with some disappointments in
quality, according to a report
by , Edwin Gebhard. On the
whole, the crop is good, he
said. i
A complete report on flood
control will be given some
time in November, Delmar
Smith said.
Delmar Smith also exam
ined the produce on the dis
play table for suitability for
the state fair.
Mrs. J. M. Weidman spoke
on the dinner to be given for
the Rebecca lodge while it is
holding its convention in Cen
tral Point. Mrs. Ben Darris
is chairman of the dinner.
The lecturer's program con
sisted of group singing led by
Mrs. Arnold Bohnert followed
by charades with Mrs. Otto
Niedermeyer and Win Arnold
acting as captains.
Mrs. Walter Mang intro
duced Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Pee
of the Phoenix Grange. Don
Bohnert is reported improved
and home from the hospital.
Mrs. O. T. Wilson said her
two sons and grandson are.
Hiker Rescued
From High Ledge
Yosemite, Calif. (UPD A
young hiker was rescued to
day after being stranded over
night on a ledge high above
Yosemite valley near Glacier
Point.
National park rangers de
scended the sheer wall below
the point, scene of the park's
famed firefall at nights, to
get near the hiker, Bill Beegh
ley, 17, Long Beach, Calif. It
was a daring feat accom
plished by a quintet of rang
ers using ropes.
The rescue party dropped
a rope about 150 feet to
Beeghley, who tied it around
himself and was hauled up
irom the tiny ledge. He had
hiked to the point Tuesday
with a group of other youths
but became stranded -when
he attempted a short cut alone
on the return trip.
After being . hauled to the
ledge, the rescue party began
the perilous ascent back to
the point. More, rope was
dropped to the party because
the rangers were forced to
"burn their bridges" while
making the descent without
sufficient line.
Beeghley was trapped about
1,500 feet above the valley
floor. Rangers said he was in
good condition despite his ordeal.
Man Finds Side of
House Painted
Salem (UPD When Wen
dell Willmarth, business man
ager of the Statesman-Journal
here, went home from work
there was something different
about the looks of his house.
One side had a fresh coat of
green paint.
A commercial painter had
gone to work on the wron&4
house and should have been
painting a place four doors
away. Even his estimate had
been based erroneously on the
Willmarth house.
Willmarth now is debating
whether to have the green
wall recovered with white
paint or to have the painter
go ahead and finish the green
paint job.
Transient Sentenced
For Petty Larceny
Ashland Cletus Clyde Pul
len, 24, transient, pleaded
guilty in Ashland municipal
court today to petty larceny
and was sentenced to 30 days
in jail, according to city
police.
Pullen was charged with
taking 15 pairs of socks from
the Ben Franklin store in Ash
land. He later admitted to au
thorities that he had run away
from a Missouri institution.
Vermouth has a base of
white wine fortified with al
cohol and then aged a year or
more in wooden casks.
improving following injuries
received in recent accidents.
Steven is still in the hospital
with serious injuries. !
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