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Local and Barn Fire - Fire started In tome old straw piled beside a bam at Dark Hollow rd. and Pioneer ave. in Medford at aooui a.io p.m. aaiuraay, out the owner, Clarence W. Holmes, extinguished it with a garden hose before firemen arrived. There was no dam age. Permit! Issued - The Med ford building department is sued permits Thursday to Fred Stevens to erect a garage at 605 North Columbus ave. at an estimated cost of $1,500; to R. J. Crossman to erect a partition in a commercial building at 33 North Central ave. at an approximate cost of $1,000; and to George Heide to erect a residence at 517 Mae st. at an anticipated cost of $10,000. TOHITE! 5-1467 I' a. ifll.ttalimi SATAN never SLEEPS AS EPIC TERROR SWEEPS RED CHINA! SATAN NEVER SLEEPS FOR TWO PRIESTS AND A GIRL! SATAN NEVER SLEEPS FOR WILLIAM I CLIFTON HoldenIWebb LEO McCARE; CLAUDE r.a LEO McCARE'i PEARLS. BUCK On Screen 8:15 p.m. A 12:20 2nd Comady Hit! On Screen at 10:30 p.m. I l BEAN 1 Mini jetiC 1 SATAN Z NEVER f Vi SLEEPS Vr 'he crowning ft ichievement t the mm I. ,. t I ko gaie ion t -. j Going My Way" I -!f. i tni The Bills l.-i Of St. Maiy's" Jr -; fSjSij FRANCE MEN II Ami ifJA Ms Personal Attend Conference - Med- I ford City Manager Robert I Duff will be in Seattle this 'week attending a conference of the American Water Works association. Roundtable Program - A film entitled "Quality Pencils with a Purpose" will be pre sented by a representative from Marco Advertising at the Monday noon meeting of the Medford Chamber of Com merce Roundtable. The film features a tour of a ballpoint pen factory. The Roundtable meets at North's Chuck Wagon. To Graduate - Donald Al vin Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Young, 1045 West Valley View rd., Ashland, will be graduated from Loma Lin da School of Dentistry, Red lands, Calif., June 3, receiving the degree of doctor of dental surgery. Before entering the school, he had earned his bachelor's degree from Walla Walla college, Walla Walla, Wash. Expected Home - Dr. Glenn M. Revel. 131 Terra rir : Medford, is e:;pected to arrive home this week end from Great Falls, Mont., where he has been attending a joint j council session of Army, Navy ! and Air Force security offi ; cers. Dr. Revel is a comman der in the Naval Air Reserves. Great Falls is headquarters of Dew Line. Toaitmasiers Meeting - Bob Hostetter, Bill Sage and George Spencer will speak at the Jackson Toastmasters meeting at 6:30 a.m. Monday in Sambo's restaurant. Toast master will be Bill Dilley. Sites Foundation-The board of directors of the Siskiyou Pioneer Sites Foundation will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 29, in the U.S. hotel, Jacksonville. Story Corrected - An auto driven by Clinton Dean Vro man, RFD 4, Box 438, Med ford, was struck by the open ing door of a parked vehicle in a 6:18 p.m. accident in front of 5 South Riverside ave., Medford, last Wednes day. The owner of the parked car, Virgil Lee TibbetU, 319 Ashland st., Medford, opened the left front door of his car, causing it to strike Vroman's vehicle just as it was passing by. An earlier account of the incident reported that Vro man's auto had struck the parked car. OSU Commencement To Be Telecast Live Corvallis - (UPD - Oregon State university's 93rd annu al spring commencement will be telecast live and di rect from here over state sta tions KOAC-TV in Corvallis and KOAP-TV in Portland June 3. The program will start at 1:45 p.m. daylight time. TWO SUSPENSE EVPERiMEtift IS LIKE AN THIS THAT THAT HAS BEEN LAUDED AND DAMNED; THAT HAS WON CRITICAL ACCLAIM AS FEW PICTURES EVER BEFORE! ' TUISDAY-WEDNESDAY-TMURSDAY DOORS OPEN AT 8:00 "CURTAIN AT 8:30" ALL SEATS $1.00 TO BE IN MEDFORD A duplicate Free dom 7 Mercury spacecraft, above, will be on display in downtown Medford at the corner on Main st. and Central ave. June 1, ac cording to Russ Heysell, volunteer chairman of the U. S. Treasury department's Savings Bonds committee. The display of the space Miss Bateman Gets Quill, Scroll Award Janis Bateman, Crater High school senior, has been award ed one of the Quill and Scroll Edward J. Nell memorial scholarships in journalism. Notification of the $500 award was sent by the Inter national honorary society for high school journalists. The award is presented for work on the school paper. Winners of the National Writ ing contest are eligible. Miss Bateman plans to use it next year at Northwestern university in Evanston, 111. Births JANES - To Mr. and Mrs. Orville M., 1213 Iowa St., Ashland, May 23, 1962, a girl, 9'4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. KATZENBACH - To Mr. and Mrs. Charles A., 13 Ken wood st., Medford, May 25, 1962, a girl, 6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. HOLTZINGER - To Mr. and Mrs. George, 285 Clover lane. Medford, May 25, 1962, a girl, 534 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. VERRICO - To Mr. and Mrs. John G., 1100 Dakota ave., Medford, May 25, 1962, a boy, 6 pounds, at Rogue Val ley hospital. JOHNSON - To Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gary, route 1, box 19C, Jacksonville, May 25, 1962, a boy, 6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. MUZZIOLI - To Mr. and Mrs. Caesar Edmund, 517 Newtown ave., Medford, May 25, 1962, a boy, 5V pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. KROUSE - To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Eugene, route 4, box 485, Grants Pass, May 25, 1962, a boy, 94 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. MORSE - To Mr. and Mrs. Sam, 812 Sherman ave., Med ford, May 26, 1962, a girl, 7 pounds, at Rogue Valley hos pital. ENDS TODAY Continuous From 1:15 - PACKED HITSII Underwater illGlTY COLOR WllUM f LUNDIQAN ' ADAMS THE PICTURE SHOOK EUROPE EARTHQUAKE; "AMONG THE BEST MOTION PICTURES EVER MADE" LOOK MAGAZINE ADULTS ONLY PLEASE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON MEANS BUSINESS George Mau, a San Francisco pharm acist, shows off the machete he used to chase off two would be robbers from his store. Tired of the rash of robberies suffered by merchants at night, Mau obtained the large blade for his own protection. Police found blood stains in a stolen getaway car and Mau said he was certain he nicked a man with his weapon, (UPI) Politicians Campaign Salem - (UPD - The commit tee that worked for the suc cessful nomination of Repub lican Sig Unander, Portland, for the U.S. Senate spent $29,- 321, the State Election Divi sion said Friday. The primary election cam paign expense report filed here said that expenses equal ed contributions. Another report filed in the campaign that renominated Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) put total contributions of the Morse campaign at $30,367, But the report indicated only $18,843 was spent, as report ed earlier. The new total came with the filing of a $10,000 contribution to Morse from the Oregon AFL-CIO's com mittee on Political Education (COPE), although COPE indi cated it got the money from the national AFL-CIO. Biggest single contributor in the Morse effort other thBn COPE was a labor-sponsored testimonial dinner in Port land. The December, 1961, dinner brought in $7,944. Nicholas Reisini, New York, and Alex Deutsch, Los An geles, both gave $1,000 to Morse. Single biggest contributor in the Unander campaign was John C. Higgins of Portland, $2,000. Those making $1,000 contributions included Robert Beggs and Edmund Hayes, IV AN ASTOR RELEASE J J iL OIMCTID t $ I J nOERICO FCUINI . i craft is timed to coincide with the kick-off of a new Friday night opening event plan ned by the Downtown Medford Merchants association. The spacecraft will be available for viewing by the public between 5 and 8 p.m. Friday. File Expenses both Portland. In general campaigning, the Oregon AFL-CIO listed con tributions of $8,678, but ex penses of only $3,280. Alfred "Pat" Blair of Sa lem, who was unopposed for the GOP nomination for State Labor Commissioner, listed personal expenses of $643. Other campaign expense filings included: Republican Edward Branch field, Medford, for state rep resentative, $585, with $105 of It out of his own pocket. Democrat Bower Aly, Eu gene, for state senator, $251, including $224 personal. Dictaphone Stolen From Medford Plane The theft of a dictaphone valued at $350 from an air craft at the Medford Munici pal airport was reported Sat urday by a Medford man. Robert Henry Smith, 2351 Hillside dr., noiified police of the loss at 10 a.m. Saturday. DIRECTOR DIE8 Portland - IUPD - Egil E. Krogh, general merchandise manager and member of the board of directors of Meier Sc Frank Frank Co., died of a heart attack at his home in Lake Oswego, seven milei south of here Friday, He wai 61. , OBITUARIES ELLA KNIGHT Mrs. Ella Knight. 85, of Rogue River, died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger-Morris Funeral directors. CORAL KIEL Ashland Coral Irene Kiel, 62, died in an Ashland nursing home Saturday morning. Fu neral arrangements will be announced by Litwiller Fu neral home. EVA LEE Ashland Funeral Services for Mrs. Eva Lee, 75, of 40 Granite St., Ashland, who died Friday, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Litwiller's Mt. View chapel. Interment will be in Mt. View cemetery. Name Local Student President of Club Jeremy R. Randolph, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Randolph, 120 Ashland ave., Medford, was elected president of the International Relations club at the University of Santa Clara, Santa Clara, Calif., for the second year recently. Purpose ot the club is to contribute to the intellectual life of the campus by pro viding an integrated view of world affairs. The club pro gram stresses student discus sion following lectures by var ious authorities and films. Randolph Is a history and political science major. He Is a I960 graduate of St. Mary's high school, Medford. Bids Opened for Nurses' Housing Bids were opened last week for construction of nurses' housing units at Rogue Valley hospital. Plana prepared by Medford Architects Edson and Pappas call for construction of three structures of one three-plex unit and two four-plex units. Four bachelorette units hav ing living room, kitchenette and bath will be provided. There will be six one-bedroom units with living room, bath and kitchen, and one two-bedroom unit. Total building area will be about 6,000 square feet and an equivalent area will be pro vided in carports and In patios surrounded by redwood screen panels. The bids are under study, according to Charles L. Gus- tafson. Low bidder was Graff and James, Medford, at $165 000. Weather FORECAST Medford nd vicinity: Cloudy this morning. Considerable u n shlne In th valley this afternoon, but ihowen over higher mountains. Increasing cloudiness Sunday night and rain Monday. High today 70. Low tonight 40. High Monday 69. Weitarn Oregon: Partly aunny and warmer today and Monday. High today 62 to 74. Low tonight 46 to 32. High Monday 66 to 78. Northern Calirnrnla Varlahla cloudiness today and Monday with numerouii inowari and thunder, storms over central and southern Sierra Nevadas today. Continued cool. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean vesterdav 58: below normal 3. Record high this date 02 In 1052. Record low this date 34 in 1061. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Total this month .SO In., .32 in. below normal. Total since Sept. I 15 23 In,, 1.30 In below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 39 per cent. High 4:0t 24 Y titer- a.m. hr. day Low Prec. CITY Brook) nil 43 35 37 45 52 Howard Prairie -.48 Klamath Falls . SB MEDFORD 71 Portland 66 Seattle ... Spokane . Yakima . 6! ...69 ..7S 45 44 Eureka .33 Red Bluff 77 Sacramento .74 San Francisco 60 Los Angeles 66 55 46 50 54 5B 47 51 76 65 70 Phoenix ... Denver Ch caco whh.i.1 . 56 Miami Beach ..... 95 New York Washington, D.C. Sunset today 7:37 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 4:30 a.m. Moonrlse tomorrow 2:05 a.m. I New Moon June 2 Venus, the brightest planet, now setts In the west-northwest and has moved Into the constellation. Gem ini. Above Venus are the Twins. imp H you con hear but don't under stand, Senatan would lllco to help you. Whether you wear a hearlna aid or not, lot us give you a free audlomotrlc hoarlng analysis. 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Survivors Include one ne phew, Chester Barnett, Cen tral Point; one niece, Mrs. Lenore Hill, Central Point; three grand nieces, Mrs. Stan ley Parrish, Medford, Mrs. Robert Van Sickle, Medford, Mrs. Deane Brandon, Kodlak, Alaksa; and several great great nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be Stanley Parrish, Seldon Hill, Stephen Parrish and Bernard Raw stern. ANGIE H. SUTHERLIN Mrs. Angie H. Sutherlin, wife of W. L. Sutherlin, 657 J St., Medford, died at home early Saturday morning. Fu neral arrangements will be announced by Perl Funeral home. LEONA HANNA Funeral services for Mrs. Leona Hanna, 74, of 205 First St., Jacksonville, wife of for mer Circuit Court Judge H. K. Hanna, who died Wednes day, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Perl Funeral home. The Rev. King Jones, pastor of the Jacksonville Presbyte rian church, will officiate. In- Children Slightly Injured in Crash Two young children were injured slightly in a two-car collision Friday at Fourth st. and Central ave. in Medford. Treated at a doctor's office following the 1:25 p.m. inci dent were Nell William Jen sen, 814 months, and Holly Victoria Jensen, 5. Both suf fered bruises. The children were passen gers in a car driven by Doro thy Catherine Jensen, 83 Rose ave., Medford. The driver ot the other car, Joseph Ran dolph Brown, Rt. 1, Box 565, Central Point, was cited for disobeying a red traffic sig nal. Two Area Schools End Session Friday . Prospect and Evans Valley schools closed Friday, accord ing to the Jackson county school superintendent's office. Butte Falls schooli close May 29. Phoenix and Plnehurst schools will close June 1. Eagle Point schools will close June 6. Medford district pub lic schools will close June 7. Closing June 8 will be schools in Ashland, Central Point and Applegate. EUNSHITS THE ROAD TO LAUGHTER LID INROTJL'XE! Folio that Seng! Follow that Swing! To that tovt-and-laugh hit that's got overything! W "Sound Advice" J J "Follow That Dream" "I'm Not The Menytng Kind1 "What A Wonderful Ufa" AnfeT SUNDAY. MAY 27, torment will be in the Jack sonville cemetery. Mrs. Hanna, the daughter of Chris Ulrich and Alice Gil son, was born April 7, 1888, in Jacksonville. On March 20, 1912, in Jacksonville, she was married to Herbert K. Hanna, who survives. She was a member of the Jacksonville Presbyterian church and in 1934 was awarded an honorary life membership in ihe Presbyte rian Foreign Mission Board. She also was active in histori cal societies in this area. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include a foster daughter, Mrs. Anita Dang, San Francisco. Calif.; a ne phew, Lewis Buckley, Apple- gate; a niece, Mrs. Helen Bur gess, El Cajon, Calif., and four grandchildren. 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