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g MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford. Or., Wednesday, Dectmbtr 17, 1958 I V " : t I it-F fie8 o ff if "SAVAGE" ESCAPES The over-enthusiastic football fan at left almost pulled out of his shirt, but he escaped from police during the near-riot following the 49ers-Colts football game at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. The riot ensued when police tried to prevent the tearing down of the goal-posts after a 21 to 12 victory by the home town team. Police described the rioters as "like savages." BUTTE FALLS Store Has Open House By MARY JO HARRIS Butte Falls Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pingle held an open house at the Butte Falls gen eral store Dec. 10 in honor of the fifth anniversary of the business. Coffee, cake, cookies and ice cream were served. The Pingles are formerly of Mil Mar ranch and purchased the Butte Falls general store from Mr. and Mrs. Les Ryles in 1953 and have been in bus iness there ever since. Among the improvements to the store, the Pingles built a new addition and installed a warm room locker plant in 1955. short time following the ba by's birth. Thanksgiving week found many visitors in the area and several local people away for the holidays. Medco men had Thanksgiving Day off and school children had Thursday and Friday making the week end a four-day holiday for some families.' Guests in the Francis Brown residence were Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown and family of Klamath Falls, Bill Brown of Medford, and H. G. Wurtz of York, Nebr. Don and Bill are sons of the Browns and Wurtz is the father of Mrs. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Page Stauffer went to Union, Ore., to spend Thanksgiving with Stauffer's sister-in-law and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stauffers. On their return trip, the Stauffers stopped at Redmond to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bert Meeks, Page Stauffer's sister and brother-in-law. R. R. Kidwell of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Black and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wilson and family of Medford were guests in the Ed Malloy home over the holidays. Guests in the William (Red) Hartlerode home in Medford were Mr. and Mrs. Elga Ab bott and son, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Edmondson, Mr. and Mrs Bill Edmondson and family of Butte Falls and Mr. and" Mrs. Al Hartlerode of Medford Mrs. Red Hartlerode is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elga Abbotts and Red is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hartlerode Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reddell and family were Mr, and Mrs. Benny Kalabaugh of Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith of Grande Ronde, Ore., and Miss Aileen Smith of Medford were recent visitors in the Don C Smith home. Ted is a brother of Don and Aileen is a a daughter of Don Smith. The PTA met at the high school Monday, Dec. 8. Mrs. Chas. Ferguson, house num bers chairman, announced that all all lots had been num bered in Butte Falls and any one wishing .to know their number might inquire of any member of the PTA. Members were asked to save M.J.B. coffee bands in order to obtain a coffee pot. Third grade mothers served refreshments and fourth and fifth grade mothers will serve at the next meeting. Room count gave the ice cream party to the sixth and seventh grades for 'the highest percentage of parents present. A Christmas program fol lowed. Greg Jolliffe sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Howard Simmonds on the pi ano. Steve Stratton read a Christmas poem. Members and guests sang Christmas carols under the direction of Mrs. Leonard Stratton, accom panied by Mrs. Roger Harris on the piano. Grange members and guests will attend a Christmas party Saturday, Dec. 20, at the high school. A potluck supper will be served at 6:30 p.m. A gift exchange will follow. The men are asked to bring a gift for a man, the women for a woman and the children for children. Mrs. Bob Wells ways and means chairman. is The annual school Christ mas play will be held this eve ning at the high school at 8 p.m. Following the program, Santa Claus will present treats to the pre-school and grade school children. Students will have from Fri day, Dec. 19 until Monday, Jan. 5 for Christmas vacation. Cardinals Attend First Consistory Vatican City-OIPD-The new cardinals of the Roman Cath olic church attend their first consistory today to receive their red hats from Pope John XXIII. It was the first of three consistories at which the new princes of the church were to be awarded the symbols of their office. The other signs of rank were the cardinals rings, titles and scarlet robes. Twenty of the 23 new card inals named by the Pope last month and approved in a sec ret consistory Monday join the cardinals of previous crea tion for the ceremonies in the ornate Consistorial hall of the Apostolic Palace. Among them are the new American cardinals Richard Cardinal Cushing, archbishop of Boston, and John Cardinal O'Hara, archbishop of Phila delphia. The three non-attending new cardinals receive their red birettas, squared-angled hats, from the Catholic chiefs of state of the nations in which they serve. STONE BRITISH VEHICLES Nicosia, Cyprus -(UPD- Greek Cypriots stoned British mili tary vehicles after Gov. Hugh Foot refused reprieves for two Greek terrorists sentenced to death, unconfirmed reports said today. THEATER DIRECTOR DIES Berlin (UPD - Prof. Alfred Reucker, 90, former general manager of the Dresden State Theaters and director of the Zurich Municipal Theater, has died in Dresden, the Dresden newspaper "Union" reported today. Traffic deaths in the U. S. have topped the million mark. iBest idea of any CHRISMS.' Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stephenson Thanksgiving Day were Mr. and Mrs. Darfell Stephenson and family of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Full er of Eugene spent several days at the home of Mrs. Fuller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pingle. Douglas attends the University of Oregon where he is majoring in phil osophy and theology. The William Harris family were overnight guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Price at McCloud recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Owen are parents of a girl born Nov. 20 in. Sacred Heart hospital. The baby has been named Virgin ya Lee Ann. She weighed six pounds, six ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kness of Trail and paternal grandparents- are Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Owen of Klamath, Calif. Mrs. Ernie Owen was a visitor in Give him the New A i Shaves with the exclusive comfort . of Rotary Blades I I Closest shave yet! Contour skin-stretcher rim stands whiskers erect to be shaved beiow skin level! Easiest on the face! World-famous Rotary Blades whirl in one continuous motion... stroke off every whisker! Easiest to live with! New high-speed, cool-running motor. 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They did not invite him to the Democratic Party caucus Jan. 6, paving the way for an almost certain showdown vote on whether to admit him at POLISH POLITICIAN DIES Warsaw (UPD Vladyslav Kowalski, veteran member of the central committee of the United Peasant Party and a former Polish cabinet minis ter, died here last Sunday, it was disclosed today. all to the majority party. The committee planned to decide whether to conduct a formal investigation of charges that fraud and conspiracy fig ured in Alford's last minute campaign against Hays, the veteran congressman who as sumed the role of a moderate mediator in Little Rock's seg regation troubles. Several committee members said there was no doubt the committee would decide to go ahead with the investigation. However, any decision to recommend that Congress temporarily refuse to seat Al ford was expected to come on a split vote. The commit tee is made up of two North ern Republicans, one North ern Democrat and two South ern Democrats. Meantime, Alford left the capital for Little Rock, shrug ging off the troubles that ap peared to be mounting in his path to the House. Labor's Attempt To Withdraw Students Rapped Portland - (CPU - The -Rev. Willis L. Whalen, principal of Central Catholic high school, Tuesday, rapped the Multno mah County Labor Council for trying to induce parents to withdraw their chidren from the school over a labor dis pute. Glenn Blake, labor council president, announced that the school was to be placed on the "unfair list." Blake said the unfair label means parents who belong to unions will be expected to take their chil dren out of the school. He also said the school probably would be picketed. Contract Refused The dispute arose from the priest's refusal to sign a con tract with the union covering four janitors. "When Mr. Blake urges Central parents to withdraw their children from school in order to force us to accede to union demands, he has hit a new low in boycotts," Father Whalen said. 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