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Three Thefts Cleared
With Arrest of Man
Three thefts in Mvrlfnrd
havp boon cleared, accord I ni!
lo Medford police, lollowmK
the arrest this week of Calvin
Bruce Lenz. 1!), of route 1,
box ti21, Medford, on a charge
of larceny.
Lenz admitted tn a state
mem lo officers the theft of
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Used Furniture; a SO bullwhip
from Lamport S p o r t I n R
Goods, and a $10 camera and
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Argentine Leader
Appeals To People
Buenos Aires - IUPI) - Presi
dent Jose M. Guido appealed
to the Argentine people Wed
nesday night to support his
government's "national unity"
program In the campaign for
the election scheduled June
23.
In a nationwide radio-tele
cast, Guido said it would be
a "catastrophe" if the nation's
splintcrizcd political parties
fail to unite behind a single
slate of candidates for the
principal offices at stake.
Interior Minister Rodolfo
Martinez, principal architect
of the government plan, re
signed Wednesday under pres
sure from the army. An offi
cial spokesman said Guido
also might quit if his appeal
is not heeded.
The president defended his
government's controversial ef
forts to enfranchise support
ers of ousted ex - President
Juan D. Peron, which is the
reason for military opposition
to the election program.
Talent-Phoenix
Concert Tonight
The combined elementary
school advanced bands of Tal
ent and Phoenix will present
a concert at 7:30 o'clock to
night In the Talent school
gymnasium.
Directors will be Harry
Kannasto, Talent, and Gary
Bnnicnl, Phoenix.
Prior to the concert reports
will be given by the executive
committee of the Music
Boosters. Refreshments will
be served following the program.
Colult is lacking in parts of
Washington. Feeding trace
mineralized salt will help cor
rect this deficiency.
Local Kiwanians
Note Education
Day at Luncheon
Kiwanii Education Day was
observed yesterday at the
noon luncheon meeting of the
Medford Kiwanis club at
Rogue Valley Country club.
Dr. Merle Foland, division
lieutenant-governor, paid his
official visit to the club and
nine men were formally in
ducted into membership.
Victor Milnes, chairman of
the club's education, fellow
ship and interclub committee,
was in charge of the program.
Dr. Foland, Club President
Curtis Neshcim and Dr. L.
Paul Walker were speakers.
Foland and Walker are Med
ford club members. Walker,
Pacific Northwest district Ki
wanis education com mittee
chairman, conducted the in
duction. Those inducted were Mark
Taylor, Norm Hcnklemen, Dr.
Otto Emig, Truman Nelson,
George Witter, Harold So
balle, Dale Hearell, Dr. Scott
Jennings and Jack Turton.
Clubs Make Kiwanis
"It's the clubs that make
Kiwanis," Dr. Foland told
Kiwanians. "It's up to you to
do the job," He gave back
round information on the
service organization and out
lined training program from
the international officers
down to club level. He liken
ed the training procedure to
the passing of a baton, said
its purpose was to stimulate
activity of clubs and empha
sized the need "to hold onto
the baton."
Dr. Foland urged members
to attend district and inter
national conventions to get an
insight into Kiwanis.
Dr. Walker told the Induc
tees, "You are all hand-picked
men." He declared that
human and spiritual values
are more important than the
material things of life. He
spoke of the aims of Kiwanis
to emphasize spiritual values
and practice of the Golden
Rule in daily life. The educa
tion chairman said that the
service club is organized for
its members to do something
for someone else besides
themselves.
Walker described Kiwanis
as "a way of life."
President Nesheim outlined
club history and projects.
David Brown, assistant pas
tor of First Presbyterian
church here, was introduced
as a transfer Kiwanlan from
San Francisco and Robert
Taylor, associated with the
Dale Carneigie course, as a
club member-to-be. . .
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The theory of relativity.
Spoken Arts, producer of
the album, reports run-away
sales since Teller has been
given a Fermi award. The
physicist makes the diffucult
subjects understandable to
the intelligent layman.
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