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2 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, November 16, 1958 , )4xv Mfe flJi I ' ' ' THROUGH Wayne Upton Geft) president of the Little Rock, Ark., school board, announces that school super intendent Virgil T. Blossom (right) has been dismissed without cause by the board. He further stated that the entire board, with the single exception of Dr. Dale Alford, is resigning as of Nov. 14. SAMS VALLEY PTA Schedules Meeting By MRS. CLYDE KELL Sams Valley Mrs. Ruth Brewster, instructor of the vocal and piano music depart merits at Sams Valley school, said that parents and friends of rjuoils are invited to a meeting of Sams Valley, The Parent Teacher association at the school Thursday, Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. During the program. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" will be presented under the direction of Mrs. Brewster, with students of the fifth through the eighth grades par ticipating. Vickie Pittman wil be read er for the play, Mrs. Brewster said, and the cast will include Beulah Adolphson, Snow White; Stephen Hall, Prince; Anita Shope, Lady Margot; Linda Bain, Lady Sybil; Mild red Brown, maid I; Alice De Pew, mail II; Ellen Sollinger, mirror; Jeanette King, Queen I; Mary Jo McRae, Queen II; Three Injured in One-Car Accident Three persons were injured In a one-car accident near the Tolo bridge and Highway 99, north of Central Point Sat urday morning, state police reported. Injured were the driver, Eugene Gordon Ray, 35, of 117 East Main St., Medford; two passengers, Ernest Ray Kennedy Jr., 28, of 10 Quince St., Medford. They were treat ed at Sacred Heart hospital and released, according to hos pital attendants. The car was northbound on Highway 99 when it started sliding on the icy Tolo bridge, police said. As it crossed the bridge the car went over the embankment of the west side of the highway. The car turn ed over and landed on its wheels, officers said. and those taking parts of the seven dwarfs are Joe Hukey, Eddie Gowan, Toby Smith, Dale Birkland, Stanley Shope, John DePew, and Bill Ellis. William Brewster, principal, said open house will be held following the PTA meeting and program. All parents and friends are, invited to visit the class rooms that evening at the school, and meet the teachers. Mrs. Susan Ambrose, third and fourth grade teacher at the school, has made arrange ments to take pupils on a field trip to Bear Creek Or chards in Medford Friday, Nov. 21 The youngsters will leave the school at 8:45 ajn. and return at noon. Fifty-three students of the Sams Valley school received Immunizations Wednesday at the school. Diptheria immun izations and small-pox vaccin ations were given by Dr. A. Erin Merkel, Jackson county public health officer. Assist ing were Mrs. Nina Vander walker, clinic nurse from the health department, Miss Eliz abeth McGallaird, school health nurse, and Miss Carol Culp from the University of Oregon medical school. Sams Valley pupils will at tend a basketball jamboree at Butte Falls, Friday, Dec. 5, at 6:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. George Walter and family plan to move to Gold Hill this week where their son, Bruce, will enter the seventh grade at the Han by school and Bradley the sixth grade. Klaus Fuchs May Be Deported When Released London - (CPU - The Daily Express said Saturday atomic spy Klaus Fuchs almost cer tainly will be deported as an ' undesirable alien when he is released from prison in seven months. The newspaper said the gov ernment's' interest in detaining Fuchs for political reasons has lessened considerably since Britain started exchanging at omic secrets with the United States two years ago. The government is willing "to write off the dubious val ue to the Communists of any still-secret atom bomb infor mation which Fuchs remem bers," the newspaper reported. Convicted in 1950 Fuchs, 48, was convicted in 1950 of turning over top se cret atomic information to Russia during the height of the cold war. He was senten ced to 14 years in prison but became eligible for parole after seven years because of his good behavior. Fuchs, a native of Germany, was stripped of his British citizenship after his convic tion. The German-born scientist was sent to Canada during World War II by the British government but returned aft er the danger of a German in vasion had passed. He studied at Glasgow University and later worked at the Hatwell Atomic Research Station. In an interview printed Friday by the Daily Express, Fuchs said he would like to return to the Red-held Ger man city of Leipzig, where his father, a professor, is living. Original Announcement Britain had originally an nounced it would find a iob for Fuchs when he was re leased. The Daily Express said this plan has changed. "The government will not risk the public outcry which might ensue if it found work for a German citizen who has be trayed Britain," the paper said. "Security advisers believe that any criticism from the United States will be less se vere if Fuchs is deported as a matter of firm policy than if he is allowed to make his own way to East Germany,' the paper said. Low Cost Housing Topic for Meeting Miss Elizabeth McGallaird, school nurse, said that pupils who were absent on the day of the immunization clinic at the Sams Valley school, may be taken lo the health depart ment in the county courthouse to obtain immunizations tany Tuesday or Friday afternoon between 3 and 5 p.m. Lara how to make Fall biils disappear... : Gel money at HfflQHEYLAHDBI dicker e it's almost fim to borrow money for Fall expenses! 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Howard Heydlauff, assist ant director of the district Portland office of the Federal Housing administration, will discuss low cost housing for plderly people at a housing conference sponsored by the Rogue Valley Council on Ag ing at 8 p.m. Monday in the board room at Rogue Valley hospital. Frank Glonning, chairman of the council, said the meet ing will be open to the pub lic, and local officials and rep resentatives of civic organiza tion, clubs and other-organization have been invited to participate. Heydlauff was featured speaker on housing for the elderly at a regional confer ence at Reed college in Port land of 10 northwest states recently. Glonning will speak brief ly on the purpose of the Rogue Valley Council of Aging, which was organized last Jan uary. William Hoxie, cochair Tian of the housing committee, will outline studies and work of the committee to date. A discussion period will fol low Heydlauff's talk. A housing committee meet ing will be held Thursday to evaulate the results of the conference. It will be held at 3 p.m. in the Senior Activity Center, 601 East Jackson st. 1.1 -Year-Old Gets $65,000 in Damages Spokane - (UPD - Superior Court Judge William H. Wil liams Friday awarded an 11-year-old girl $65,000 in dam ages for injuries suffered when she was burned in a bonfire accident in 1955. The suit was brought to court in 1957 by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox for their daugh ter, Deborah, against Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hugo. The suit claimed the girl was severely burned while playing around a bonfire built by Hugo's son. A jury in 1957 denied the damages, but Judge Carl Quackenbush, now retired, or dered a new trial. The case was to go before a jury again, but Judge Williams ordered the award. Five Burglaries Reported Friday Pilot Rock-IUPD - Five bur glaries were reported here early Friday and the Umatil la county sheriffs office said it believed all were committed by the same persons. Burglars broke into the Pilot Rock Lumber company, the Maurice Roy Chevrolet Gargae, Mentzer Elliott Shell service station, Harry's Weld ing Shop and Pilot Rock Groc ery. A large quantity of tools was taken from the lumber firm, welding shop and serv ice station and $1,200 in cash was taken from a safe in the grocery store. The burglars, removed a safe tfrom the ga rage but were unable to get it open, deputies said. It was found abanddned nearby. HONOR CHENNAULT Lake Charles, La. (OPD The Lake Charles Air Force Base had its name changed officially Friday to Chennault Air Force Base after Lt. Gen. Claire Chennault, Flying Tigers chief who died recently. Babysitters Freed In Drunk Incident San Rafael, Calif.".- (LTD -Two male babysitters, accused of getting a two-year-old boy drunk, were freed Friday aft er the little fellow proved he knew how to serve himself. The sitters, Thomas Pres- Ashland Firemen Called Three Times Ashland Ashland fire de partment had a busy morning Saturday. First call was a false alarm since the wrong address was given. No such address could be located, firemen said. Two minutes later firemen were called to put out a fire in one of the Jorgenson's Dairy trucks. The truck was on Vista st. when the wiring under the hood caught fire. At 11:50 a.m firemen put out a flue fire at 235 Fifth st. No damage resulted, fire men said. Length of the United States and Mexican boundary is 2, 013 miles. ton, 24, and Allen Straight, 21, were arrested when Mrs. Jacqueline Martinez returned home on the night of Oct. 31 and found little Gregory in toxicated. Preston and Straight insist ed the child took a glass of wine from a coffee table while they were in the kitchen pre paring a soft boiled egg for him. District Attorney William O. Weissich decided to try an experiment, with the approv al of Mrs., Martinez. He poured three glasses of wine in the Martinez home, took one, gave one to his secretary and left the third on the coffee table. 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