Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 25, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextAssumes Name The . as sumed name Brennesholtz Properties has been filed in the county clerk's office by Florence Brennesholtz, 525 Arnold lane, Medford. Starts TONITE! T HEKE3 That "No Time. for Sergeants" ANDY GRIFFITH A FACE IH THE ANDY GRIFFITH PATRICIA HEAL s J. J. . ' jjr. Win ROGERS. JR. S JNlASa I Mwm O SULLIVAN MERRY XMAS! Locals Grandson Air Force Lt. and Mrs. Douglas Wall are the parents of a "boy born Dec. 20 in Colorado Springs, Colo. The baby weighed 7 pounds and has been named Gregory Alan. Mrs. Wall is the former Laura Mae Huson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darell Huson, 45 Lindley ave. Flue Fires Reported-Med-ford firemen reported no dam age from two flue fires yester dayl The first flue fire was about 10:40 a.m.. at the resi dence of William W.' Wilson, 325 Lynwood ave. The second fire was reported at the home of K; D. Brushers, 319 Haven St. Son Born-A son, Kristopher Darrell, was born Dec. 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Sid Knox, Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Knox is the former Patricia Gilinsky, daughter of Mrs. Leona Gilin sky and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Daugherty. The infant is the Knoxes' first child, Mrs. Gilinsky's first grandchild, and. the Daugh- erty's first great grandchild. Name Retiied-The name Silver prill has been retired by Emmet and Julia White, according to records on file in the Jackson county clerk's office. Theft-Walter Clayton Hurl but, route 4, box 437, Med ford, reported to city police Wednesday morning the theft of a hub cap from his auto mobile while it was parked at Medford Bowling Lanes.;. . Accident A parked car, owned by Ruby Lee Patten, 1884 Delta Waters rd., Med ford, was hit by another ve hicle, city police reported, while parked on North River side ave. between Edwards and Alice sts. The other ve hicle did not stop at the scene of the accident, police said. ' ... Fire Hazards - Fire Marshal Truman Nelson issued seven orders of correction of fire hazards after inspecting six business occupancies and one public garage, the fire depart ment reported. The marshal also issued a permit for in stallation of two underground storage tanks for flammable liquids. Holland Hotels. V ' 7 Js Wooden Shoe - H&j. JS&f Z-6203 X DINING-MUSIC-DANCING The Finest Cuisine from Our Grill or NEW CHARCOAL BROILER LUNCHES 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. DINNERS 5 p.m. to Midnight ART FOXALL TRIO Live Music & Records are All Stereophonic Sound SORRY! .No dance Christmas Night due to circum stances beyond our control. ' ' Saturday Night . t , ; Jacksonville Community Hall ,,7". .' 'Music by- DICK SPAIN BLL LIVELY And the Jlogue Valley Boys! Cpcpf 40 copies of Christmas liCEi issue of True West Mag azine given away Free to the first 40 people! Jeyne Mansfield Qui of Hospital West Los Angeles -(UPD-Jayne Mansfield and her newborn son, Miklos Hargi tay, spent Christmas in her pink Bel-Air mansion today with her husband, Mickey Hargitay, and daughter by a previous marriage, Jayne Marie, 8. The actress and son left St. John's hospital in Santa Monica, Wednesday. They were met at the hospital by Hargitay, her daughter, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peers of Dallas, Tex. She and Hargitay ex changed Christmas presents handing him a red and white son Miklos. He handed her the keys to a 1959 pink convertible. News About Servicemen PROMOTED Henry Plummer, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plummer, Williams, was recently pro moted to sepcialist' four in Germany. He is a member of the 24th infantry division in Germany and a former Grants Pass High school student. Obituaries ALBERT C. SODERLUND Albert C. Soderlund . died at his home, 802 Oregon st., Jacksonville, Wednesday eve ning. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger Morris Funeral home. GREGORY BALDERSTON Funeral . services for Greg ory Sheldon Balderston, 9-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Balderston, of v1304 Orchard Home dr., who died Wednesday, will be held at Conger-Morris funeral home Saturday at 9:30 a.m. ,The Rev. R. L. Cornwall of the Ashland Assembly of God church will officiate. Commit tal will be in Memory Gar dens Memorial park. Gregory was born March 25, 1958, in Medford. Survivors include the par ents; four brothers, Gerald, Glenn Jr., Gary, and Gordon, all at home; and the grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bal derstone, Ashland; Chester L. Balderston, in Canada; and Mrs. Gertrude Balderston, San Francisco, Calif. ROBERT S. JOHNSTON Funeral services for Robert S. Johnston, 29, Prospect, who was killed in a logging acci dent Tuesday, will be held at Conger-Morris Funeral home Saturday at non. The Rev. D. E. Millard will officiate. In terment will be in Logtown cemetery. Mr. Johnston was born in Grants Pass, Sept. 6, 1929, and made his home in Prospect for the past 12 years.. He was a veteran of the Korean con flict. In Gold Hill, on May 19, 1954, he was married to Don na Spencer, who. survives. Also surviving are three children, Gale, Sharon, and Kenneth, at home; two sisters, Mrs. Luthur Lambert, Pros pect; Mrs. John Hull, Grants Pass; and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Johnston, Prospect. Dr. Vorheis Named President of Group Dr. M. L. Vorheis was el ected president of the medi cal staff of Rogue Valley hos pital at a recent meeting in the hospital's cafeteria. Other officers ' elected in clude Dr. R. M. Mayer, president-elect; Dr. Jack Ingram, liaison committee; Dr. Mal colm Byers, . secretary: Dr. Ray Casterline, chief of med icine; Dr. E. V. Meyerding, chief of surgery; Dr. B. B Bartels, chief of pediatrics; Dr. R. L. Schwan, chief of ob stetrics, and -Dr. Wayne -Roberts, chief of general practice and out patient department. These goods MUST be moved before inventory . . . huge reductions in all de partments . . . prices cut to the bone . . . Buy now, you'll save plenty . . . sale starts tomorrow . . . be early for this sale! Ladies Dresses U Hundreds of the very newest styles in ladies' dresses. All sizes, colors and materials. Priced to clear. $6.44 $4.44 H Reg-. 8.95 to 17.95 Reg. 6.95 BOUFFANT PETTICOATS Nylon bouffant petticoats. Full 50 yard sweep in white, black, light . blue, pink, and red. All sizes. Value to $5.95.- 2.99 Woolen Yardage Priced to clear on all of our woolen yardage. 60 inches wide. Washable. 2.66 yd. Men's Wool Shirts Famous name brand shirts in beau tiful shadow plaids and checks. Do mestic and imported woolens. Re duced to clear. Regular 11.95 & 12.95 $9.44 Regular 8.95 & 9.95 . $7.88 BOYS' BATHROBES Washable plaid Beacon flannel bath robes in sizes 6 to 16. $3.66 Boys' Sport Shirts Out they go! Boys' long sleeved sport shirts. In fancy flannels, cot tons, and corduroys. Sizes 6 to 16, in values to $2.98. $150 each 7 A N All Ladies' Coats Regular 24.95 to 39.95. All wool coats. All. styles and colors. Priced as marked, and reduced to clear. Ladies'. Sweaters Drastic reductions on ladies' sweat ers. Your choice. Reg. 3.98 Slip-Ons ....2.88 Reg. 5.95 Cardigans, 3.88 GIRLS' CAR COATS Clearance on all our girls' size 3 to 14 Car Coats. Priced as marked. Cut way down. Ladies' Flannel Night Gowns Warm outing flannel gowns in fancy floral prints. Values to 3.98. $2.44 " LADIES' LINGERIE Nylons and rayons in slips, gowns, and bed jackets. Cut to rock bot ' torn. Good selection of sizes. LADIES' HANDBAGS Clearance on all of our regular 2.98 hand bags. Your choice $2.00 plus tax ' BOXED GIFT SETS All towel sets, kitchen sets, and family pillow case sets. Your choice V OFF MEN'S Sweater Shirts Short sleeve, 100 orlon in red, black, light blue, and light grey. Your choi 3.44 MEN'S PLAID Flannel. Shirts Fruit of the Loom plaid flannel shirts. Small, medium, and large. ' ?1.99 A MEN'S Cruiser Jackets All wool plaid Cruiser Jackets. Cut to rock bottom.-' Your choice 9.88 MEN'S Work Shirts Blue chambray Work Shirts.. Regu lar $1.49 value. Cut to 99' Quemoy Churches Ignore Bombs Quemoy - (DPD - A Catholic and a Protestant church on the Quemoy island held their annual Christmas services to day amid Communist artillery bombardment. To the Communists today means only an odd numbered day of the month and another shelling under their alternate day war plan. The Red guns opened up before the midnight mass was over in the island's only two churches and continued spor adically throughout the morn ing. About 700 Christians-more than half of them soldiers went to the churches. The other non - Christian Chinese on the island, Christ mas this year has a special meaning because of a Christ mas Day cease fire ordered by the Nationalist govern ment. The Quemoy garrison was ordered not to fire back to day unless the Communists attempt to invade. , The soldiers continued to work on their fortifications between Red barrages.-1 Amnesia Victim Thought Innocent Tucson, Ariz. - (UPD - Pima county sheriffs deputies to day are holding a 44-year-old Round Lake, 111., amnesia vic tim on a vagrancy charge but believe he did not murder a Jamul, Calif., man whose body was found on the desert some seven miles east of here last Saturday. Authorities said . they were continuing to question Joseph Dinet Sr., 44, about the death of Charles Dutton, 54, whose battered body was discovered on the desert. Dutton, officers said, had been dead for two or four days. Dinet told sheriff 's deputies he was suffering from amne sia and couldn't remember what happened. He was arrest ed on "a vagrancy charge Mon day in Buckeye, a community west of Phoenix, Ariz. He told police there that he did some thing terrible but couldn't re member what. Police held him for Pima county authorities. Subse quent questioning and the in ability of witnesses, particu larly a filling station attend ant who said he saw .. a tall dark hitchhiker about the time of the murder, to identi fy Dinet, led officers to think Dinet may not be connected with Dutton's murder. Dutton had been beaten on the head. A bloody monkey wrench was lying near the body. Russia Appoints Securijy Chief Moscow (UPD The Su preme Soviet today named a young Communist Party of ficial to replace Gen. Ivan Se rov as head of the Soviet se curity system. The new chairman Vf the Committee on State Security is Alexander Mikhailovitch Shelepin, a former secretary of the Komsonol Communist Youth Organization and a member of the Central Com mittee and the Supreme So viet (Parliament). It was believed that Serov, whose resignation was an nounced Dec. 8 now holds a high army post : Shelepin's appointment follows a recent practice of designating party officials to- all key posts of Soviet power. Serov was a professional security man whereas Shele pin is a professional party of ficial. ...... - . - PTA TREND Chicago -(UPD-The National Congress of Parents , and Teachers reports a new trend in which parents whose chil dren are not yet in school are joining the PTA. "We feel this is further evidence of a growing concern on the part of Americans that their edu cational system be the very best possible," said Mrs. Mil ton L. Wiener, national mem bership chairman. ....... Open House Is Planned for Firm Open house is planned at the New Security Insurance and Realty building, 48 Haw thorne ave., Medford, early next year, a spokesman for the firm has announced. Security Insurance and Realty is a merger of Robin son, rotter and Ripley, one of the largest insurance ag encies in southern Oregon, the Chris Barker agency, and Barker-Hart agency. Finishing touches will be made on the building before an open house is held, spokes men said. The new structure will pro vide ground floor offices and paved off-street parking. It is near the Jackson County Red Cross chapter on Haw thorne ave. The building was designed by Seibert and Sites, architects. Orbiting Atlas Scheduled for Rest Washington -(UPD- The At las "talking" satellite will get a partial rest for the Christ mas week end. The Defense Department said communications tests with the orbiting 4Vi ton missile will be conducted only on a "reduced schedule" until next Monday. Officials declined to indi cate whether a New Year's greeting from President Eis enhowed might replace his yuletide message for tests af ter the Christmas holiday. But the Defense Depart ment said a full schedule of voice and teletypewriter mes sages again would be sent to the Atlas after the Christmas week end. Cuban Rebels Claim Successes Havana, Cuba - (UPD - The rebel radio claimed new suc cesses today and announced a new attempt would be made to call a general strike to de liver the "coup de grace" to the government of President Fulgencio Batista. Three previous rebel at tempts to , stage a general strike have failed although the rebels threatened to use forceagainst any workers dis obeying their call. The latest strike" call will be issued at any time, the rebel- radio said. , . The rebel radio claimed in surgent forces killed 33 gov ernment soldiers and cap tured half a dozen towns in Camaguey and Las Villas provinces of Central Cuba. The rebels said in the cap ture of the town of Cabaiguan the forces of Fidel Castro's "July 26th Revolutionary Movement" joined forces for the first time with the revo lutionary directorate com manded by Argentine-born physician Ernest "Che" Gue vra. - Soldier Freed In Seoul Slaying Seoul U.S. Military Po lice have released for lack of evidence .one of two Amer ican GIs allegedly involved in the knife slaying of a 61- year-old Korean barber, it was learned today. An -Army spokesman said Charles P. Seal, Chicago, 111., is r now "on duty status at his unit here. He said Real has been freed because "Military Police in vestigations thus far showed no basis for formal charges" against the 24-year-old sol dier. The other soldier, John S. Raymos, Leavenworth, Kan., has been charged with unpre meditated murder and assault and is now being detained at Eighth Army Stockade, the spokesman said. Raymos is accused of fa tally stabbing Chin Taek and injuring another Korean dur ing a brawl with a group of Koreans at a downtown night club in Seoul on Dec. 14. The Library of Congress has passed the 10 million mark in books. . CHRISTMAS OASIS BALLROOM Eagle Point Tonight Thursday Dec. 25 el P?sL$ Enjoy Hie Music of THE "MELLO-NOTES" Featuring Hit Guitar and. Voice of DUKE POTHIER Don't Forget Our Big New Year's Eve Dance Missile Launched From B58 Plane Washington (UPD The launching of a test ballistic missile from a supersonic bomber was hailed today as an indication bomber-carried ballistic missiles may be de veloped by 1961. . It was learned that the test launching was conducted at Cape Canaveral, Fla., last Friday. Official sources said the test was a major weapons breakthrough. The test caused revision of the schedule for the develop ment of the air-launched mis siles. It had been expected previously that the develop ment w6uld take several years beyond the new 1961 date. In the Friday test, a Con vair B-58 successfully launch ed a Lockheed test missile while flying more than 1,000 miles an hour. The solid-pro-pellant missile in the test was known as the "1 99." MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford, Oregon, Thursday, December 25, 1 958 13 TOJO'S DAUGHTER WEDS Tokyo-IUPD-Mitsue Tojo, eld est daughter of wartime Japa nese Premier Gen. Hideko Tojo, was married on Dec. 17 to Gen. Shigeru Sugiyama, 56, Chief of Staff of the Japa nese ground defense force, it was learned today. The 40-year-old Miss Tojo had vow ed she would never marry after her father was executed by judgment of the allied military tribunal for the Far East. GOOD EATING for EVERYCHEZ Tasty BAR-B-QUES Hot lunches S m C L. . .wLtys all kinds , THE CLOCK Main at Barrier! Ph. SP 2-6766 THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SPring 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATRES Air Force Test Pilot Crash Victim Edwards AFB, Calif. (UPD Funeral services were pend ing today for an Air Force test pilot and Distinguished Service Cross winner who was killed when his twin-jet B-57 bomber crashed here. Capt. Robert E. Williams, 33, Alhambra, Calif., was alone in the plane . which normally carries two men. He was practicing climbing and take-offs when the crash oc curred Wednesday, an Air Force spokesman said. Williams, a veteran of both World War II and the Korean conflict as a bombardier and navigator, held both the Dis tinguished Service Cross and the Air Medal with eight oak leaf clusters. He had been as signed here as an experiment al flight test - officer since early 1957. STARTS TONITE Continuous from 1:00 "The- LITTLEST HOBO Sun IQNDON, Tht Dag FLEECIE, The Lank PLUS ULLWKfPj 1 1 m imp leaiwwyiiw STOP! IiCOH! lilSTEgi! STARTS TODAY FUN FOR ONE AND ALL! CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 P.M. : in : MORE THAN GREAT COMEDY! HERES GREAT ENTERTAINMENT! r Hit If fl jti! 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