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i II Paiienli Mrs. CarlJanrit box 191, Shady Cove, and fllrs. James Grote, Happy Camp, Calif., were listed as surgery patients Friday at MEDFOHD MAIL TrS&UNE. MEDFORD, ORE. raier Osteopath e hosn I til -emrai roini. Medical pa tients there included Mrs. William Kidd. 5300 Redwood highway, Grants Pass. NOW! TQNITE! raSSSS" Warner Bros, asthelnjunloverinDELMER daves m SWPPrrinT WarnerColor ..Stereophonic Sound 2nd Action Hit in Colorl "The Lion and The Horse" Starring STEVE COCHRAN and WILDFIRE Locals WEDNESDAY ONLY "CURTAIN AT 8:30" John Lusk at the ASHLAND . FU0E Ml t-UU Rnlrfuiin n, ADM Miiiiiiiuniiii i iiiiiimiiimiiiiii iHiiuuMUiiuuiiUatttttaa ONE OF THE GREATEST CASTS EVER ASSEMBLEDI "THEIWHO'S WHOl" OF ACTING! Tim Mogoiin in "The Year's Most Exciting Film!" I IN THE FULL SCOPE OF VISTAVISION AND COLOR Special Note Feature Starts Promptly at 8:45 STARTS TODAY CONTINUOUS SHOW DOORS OPEN 1:15 PLUS HIGH-WIDE AND RANSOM HILARITYI BOB HOPE He'll kill you with Laughter! JT JiANBS co lUrrinf HONDA FLEMING WENDELL COREY Ifflnllm Rummage Sale - Bethel 55 International Order ol Jobs daughters will hold a rum mage sale at the Fehl build ing, 108 North Ivy st., Med- lord, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday, Dee. 12. Awning Slashed - An awn ing valued at $75 at the Made Rite Sandwish shop, 145 South Central ave., was slashed with a sharp instru ment recently, according to city police. The extent of dam age was unknown. Tools Missing-Harold Don ald Kahl, 52B Hamilton St.. told city police Thursday that during a receipt inventory ol his tools he discovered that three electric drills valued at more than $100 and four elec tric drop cards valued at $200 were missing. Flares Taken-Warren Har land Conrad, of the W. H. Conrad Construction com pany, told Medford police Thursday that 12 flare pots valued at S3.50 each and two one-way traffic signs were taken from a construction site on Crestbrook rd. between Highland and Ellcndal dr. re cently. Car Fire -City police early Friday morning extinguished a small fire burning on the un derside of a car registered to Evelyn Wolfe, 1433 Jasper st. Police said the car was park ed near the intersection of Riverside ave. and McAn drews rd. at the time of the fire. They indicated that dam age was minor. Son Born - Mr. and Mrs. Alan Keaton are the parents of a son born Dec. 10 in Port land, where the Keatons re side. The infant weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces, and has been named Bruce. Mrs. Kea ton is the former Suzanne Reichstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reichstein, Plaza apartments, and this is the couple's first child. Injured on Job John Ru dolph Baldwin, Talent, re ceived cuts on his lower lip and tongue Thursday when he was accidentally hit in the face by a "pinch-bar" while working for the city of Med ford at the new 10th st, bridge construction site, according to city police. Police transported Baldwin to Sacred Heart hos pital where the cuts were closed with several stitches. 1 '1 Births ATCHLEY-To Mr. and Mrs. John, route 2, box 668H, Cen tral Point, Dec. 9, 1960, a boy, 8 pounds at Crater Osteopath ic hospital. Jonah is buried, along with a tooth of the whale that swal lowed him, in a mosque of Mosul, Iraq, according to Mos lem legend there. The mosque crowns a hill overlooking the Tigris within sight of Biblical Nineveh. Announcing Medford's Newest Downtown Restaurant THE G BUFFET STYLE DINING at It's Best! ALL YOU CAN EAT! KJ B ES J J! 1 ... JL 5k ft i LUNCHEON 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 3 Meat Dishes --Assorted Cold Meats 2 Kinds Vegetables Coffee, Milk, Tea 12 Assorted Salads-2 Kinds Dessert DINNER 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. $149 3 Meat Dishes-Assorted Cold Meats 2 Kinds Potatoes-Coffee, Tea, Milk 12 Kinds Salads-2 Kinds Dessert Assorted Relishes-Seafood Cocktail Soup of the Day SUNDAY BRUNCH 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Ham, Bacon and Sausage-Fruit Juices Scrambled Eggs-12 Salads American Fried Potatoes Plus Oyster Dressing Fried Chicken Spaghetti Baked Beans 2 Desserts Coffee, Milk or Tea EARLY BIRDS 5 to 6 $1.19 Monday through Friday Dine before 6:00 p.m. and save 30c. . . our regular $1.49 dinner will be served. We're not quite so busy at this hour so you help us, we'll help you. 2, 5 TO 9... SUNDAYS 9 TO 2 TO o THE OPEN WEEKDAYS 11 GROTTO Front and Main Across From 1st National Bank o BUSINESS AREA FIRE A racing fire fanned by brisk winds destroyed a three story building and damaged at least 11 other business places in downtown Kokomo, Ind., Friday, causing more than $500,000 damage. All available Kokomo firemen and firefighters from five nearby cities fought the three-alarm fire nearly three hours be fore other buildings in a two-block area were declared safe. No one was injured seriously. (UPI Telephoto) OBITUARIES WILLIAM D. HAMILTON The body of William D. Hamilton 53, of route 3, box 1100, Klamath Falls, who died Thursday, was forwarded to Bellville, Kan. Friday, by Siskyiou Funeral Service, di rectors of Chapel in the Trees Mortuary, for services and in terment. Mr. Hamilton was born in Bellville, Kan. Nov. 26, 1907. On June 20, 1947, in Las Vegas, Nev., he was married to Simone Colinet, who survives. Mr. Hamilton was a veteran of World War II, having serv ed from May 1, 1942, as a corporal in headquarters com pany 1174th engineers group, U. S. Army until Nov. 9, 1945. His organization was engaged in battles in Normandy, North Franch, and the Rhineland. Mr. Hamilton was the recipient of one of the land grants in the Tulelake area. He was a member of the teamsters union and until his illness was employed by the Superior Laundry in Klamath Falls. The family moved to Medford three months ago. Survivors, besides his wife, include one son, Dwight L. L. Hamilton, Medford; five brothers, S. G. Hamilton, Mel rose Park, 111., Riley Hamil ton in California, F. G. Hamil ton, Junction City, Kan., Linn Hamilton, Crete, Neb., and Paul Hamilton, Beirut, Kan.; and one sister, Alice Hamil ton, Coffeeville, Kan. LEDA N. DURAND Mrs. Leda N. Durand, 85, former Medford resident, died Saturday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs Frank E. English, in Newport, Ore. Mrs. Durand was born in 1875 in St. Anne, 111. She moved to Medford in 1952 with her daughter, Mrs. Eng- News About Servicemen ASSIGNED TO UNIT Army Pvt. Geary L. Hew itt, son of Mrs. Stella Valen tine, 2872 Howard ave., Med ford, recently was assigned to the 61st artillery, a Nike-Hercules missile unit at Travis Air Force base, Calif. Hewitt, a sentry dog han dler, entered the Army last May, and received basic train ing at Ft. Ord, Calif. He at tended Crater High school, Central Point. lish, from Kankakee, 111. Mrs. Durand had been a widow for a number of years. Survivors include a second daughter, Mrs. Annette Cail- louettc, Nokomis, Fla., and a granddaughter, Mrs. Lee Wade, Newport. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Chapel Mor tuary, Medford. WILLIAM K. DUNLAP William K. Dunlap, 54, died at his home, Star route, Butte Falls, Friday evening. Funer al arrangements will be an nounced by Perl Funeral home. Boy Scouts Turn Efforts to Deer A Boy Scout Christmas tree cutting project turned into deer lifesaving operation Sat urday at Copco lake in the Prospect area. Troop 7 of the Medford Methodist church was cutting trees when Scouts found a full-grown doe lying on the edge of the water where an irrigation ditch joins Copco lake. After pulling the animal out the boys rubbed it down with dry rags, then wrapped it in blankets. Hooves of the deer were so worn the woods creature was hardly able to stand, a troop committeeman reported. Apparent 1 y the hooves were worn down as the deer attempted to climb up the slick ditch sides in an air tempt to get out, he observed. After an hour or so the boys made a shelter out of dry brush, twigs and foliage and left the doe under it. It ap peared able to survive, the committeeman said. Final Arguments Due Monday in $40,000 Lawsuit Final arguments will be presented Monday in Jackson county circuit court in a dam age suit involving an accident on a farm owned by John Bil lings, just north of Ashland. Benjamin Christ 1 1 e b. 355 Otis St., Ashland, is seeking $40,000 in one cause from Billings on charges that he was reckless and wanton, and $24,000 on another cause for "simple negligence." The suit is the outgrowth of an accident which occurred on Oct. 12, 1958 on Billings' farm. Christleib and a com panion, Richard M c Kinnis, also of Ashland, had gone onto Billings' land to retrieve a pheasant which they had shot, according to evidence presented. Struck By Car While the two hunters were walking t o ward Christlieb's fence line, Christlicb was struck by Billings' car and was injured, it was alleged. Chrisllieb claims he received a broken rib, cuts, suffered shock, and aggravated numer ous old injuries. He also claims that the accident was "wanton and with implied disregard for social obligations." Billings, in his defense claims that Christlieb was "a trespasser," that the accident was "unavoidable," and "that Christlicb stepped in front of his vehicle." Weather FORECASTS Mt'dford and vicinity: Partly cloudy this morning with incrcas tnn cloudiness this afternoon. Licht rain likely tonight and early Mon day. Variable cloudiness Monday afternoon with a few widely scat tered showers. High today 50. Low tonight 40. High Mondi.v 4li. Western Oregon: Parliv cloudy today with chances tor a few showers. Increasing cloudiness this afternoon. Intermittent rain to night becoming scattered showers Monday. Warmer nights. High both days 44 to 52. Low tonight 3d to 40. Northern California: Parti v cloudy Sunday except for a few snow flurries in high mountains and a few rain showers early in the day along the coast. Kain be ginning at north coast Sunday nighl spreading to most of north portions Monday. Little change in temperature. TEMPEKATUKK: Mean yester day 3t; below normal 3. Record high this date 63 in 1913. Record low this date 4 in 132. PKKCIPITATION; 24 houri to midnight trace Total this month 1.23 in., .33 in. above normal. Total since Sept. 1 6.49 in., .36 in above norma.. HUMIDITY; Lowest yesterday 40'r. MtKh I M-ltr. Vi'stcr- a.m. 1're t'lTY day Low rip. Brookings 52 4S ,8ti Klamath Kails 3!) 25 MEDFOHD fi4 31 Tr, Portland 4 1 31 Tr. Seattle 47 31 Spokane 28 10 Yakima 25 20 Eureka 55 50 .47 Red Bluff 41 32 .10 Sacramento 48 36 .17 San Francisco 51 47 .33 Los Angeles 59 4 7 Phoenix 54 311 Denver 35 27 .06 Chicago : 38 2a Miami Beach 83 73 New York 39 24 Washington. D.C. ..47 20 Court Records DISTRICT COURT Ruth 1. Huff, no operator's li cense, $5. James K. Findlay, speed contest, $35. William R. Bower, driving while encumbered, $5. Clinton L. Millard, violation ba sic rule, $5. Hugh R. Blacketor, disobeyed stop sign, $15. Randolph E. Baldwin, no opera tor's license, $5. Gasoline Tank Car Explodes in Wreck Bruceton, Tcnn. - WPIl - A 106-car Louisville and Nash ville freight train was derailed near here Saturday, causing a fiery explosion in a gasoline-1 filled 'ank car and knocking I out electrical power in nearby Camden, Tenn. No one was injured, accord-! ing to railroad officials, and j two other cars filled with I gasoline were kept out of reach of the flames. i The explosion sent flames leaping more than 100 feet into the air and caused heat so intense that Camden fire men had difficulty approach ing the burning tank car. Officials said 27 of the 103 cars left the track. Conductor Ray Mitchell said the derail mcnt was caused by failure of a journal, or "hotbox," under a car loaded with precision Air Force equipment. 5f at the TOWER OPEN 3 P.M. SERVING DELICIOUS DINNERS TOWER-FUL STEAKS, PRIME RIB, CHICKEN SEAFOOD Cifeteria Styla Lunch Monday thru Friday Archaeologists hope to dis cover more remains of Ro man Cologne when excava tions are made this year in connection with rebuilding the area around Cologne Cathedral. ABOARD TRANSPORT W. L. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Evans, 1425 Lawnridge St., Medford, is serving as a fireman aboard the attack transport, USS Cal vert, a unit of Amphibious Squadron Five, in the West ern Pacific. The ship is part of the Seventh Fleet. Bethel 55 Jobs Daughters RUMMAGE SALE Monday, Dec. 12 - 9 to 5 FEHL BUILDING LET'S HAVE I - A PARTY " i (without the work) a BELL'S BEVERAGE and " SNACK WAGON LUNCH SERVICE ' i j Wa'll Do ALL the Work 1 aj CALL ... SP 2-4625 ' or SP 3-7997 . Anytime for ' . ' COMPLETE ! ' Catering Service Enjoy BREAKFAST This Sunday Before or After Church ... (Served Anytime) at the Hotel Medford Dining Room 8? CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME FOOD AT ITS BEST! Plan Now lor Your Holiday Banquoti, Partial or Group Dinner, or Juit the Familyl ENJOY THE SETTING OF OUR WESTERN ROOM Alto a Big DANCE Friday & Saturday "The Stringmasters'-Carroll, Harold and Chuck With Your Favorite Western Popular Songs PIONEER CAFE DOWNTOWN CENTRAL POINT - NO 4-2485 CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM g Medford p.r Open Daily 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sundays 4 P.M. Till 1 1 P.M. Now Open For Banquets Julie Tummers' Beautiful New Pear Blossom Room at MON DESIR Dining Inn Central Point. Accommodates parties and banquets up to 100 . . . Julie's fine cuiiine plus all the facilities of the Normandie Room. Friendly service you'll like! I HERE'S THE ANSWER j FOR CHRISTMAS ... I Membership In Oregon State Motor Association 9 or Affiliated AAA Clubs in any State Act NOWI Call Rudy Tetreaulr, Dist. Mgr. i SP 3-3651 1 EJeiirSfflM OENEVA Engagement Ring... Wedding Ring. ...... .$125.00 . 65.00 EASY TERMS 231 East Main HELD OVER! A FEW MORE DAYS! CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM 1:00 P.M. MIGHTY SPECTACLE OF AlASKAH AWEHTUREl Man vs. Marauder in the search for COLO! ssseRMrSmessM sV.MasMMBK . JOHN STEWART, ; tTV"1 J : WAYNE . GRANGER LOJM: ERNIE ' and . K ' LS KOVACS FABIAN Hj''N: CAPUCINE MICKEY SHAUGHNESST cSof? i, AND JOHNNY HORTON SINGS "NORTH TO ALASKA" SOUTHERN OREGON'S ONLY LIMITED ENGAGEMENT STARTS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 21 ST lfr0 111 TECHNICOLOR CAM KM A ei XV- I
