Timberwolf Division
Will Be Airlifted
To Training Site
Brig. Gen. William H. Pren
tice, Medford, senior assistant
commander, 104th Division
(Trng), has announced that
beginning at midnight Friday,
and utilizing all types of air
craft, the entire division will
be airlifted to Camp Roberts,
Calif., for its summer training
July 20 to Aug. 3.
He noted that it is seldom
a reserve division is airlifted
for its summer training, but
the 104th Timberwolf has a
more important training as
signment this year than ever
before-it will receive its
trainees four days earlier than
usual and the division must
be completely operational in
one day's time.
The mission of the 104th in
the event of mobilization
would be to train large num
bers of basic recruits in the
basic combat techniques and
advanced individual skills and
to make them combat ready
in the shortest possible time.
Army evaluators have rated
the 104th Division highly and
the purpose of the airlift is a
further test of the division's
state of readiness, according
to General Prentice.
Units of the Timberwolf Di
vision are located throughout
Oregon and Washington, from
the Canadian border to Klam-
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quarters at Vancouver Bar
racks, Wash.
Second Battalion Mtn
Members of the Second bat
talion, 414th Regiment (BCT),
104th division, composed of
men from Jackson, Josephine
and Klamath counties will
participate in the Timberwolf
airlift, leaving Medford at
1:30 p.m. Saturday, according
to Lt. Col. John F. Rush, Com
manding Officer.
The second battalion is com
posed of Company E, com
manded by Capt. Donald W.
Johnson, Grants Pass; Com
pany F, under Capt. Robert
D. Murphy, Central Point;
Company G, under Capt. Ver
non E. Craft, Medford; Com
pany H, under Capt. Jack A.
Moebius, Klamath Falls; and
HH Company under Capt,
James D. Straus, Central
Point.
During the two weeks en
campment, the 104th division
will gain practical experience
in the type of work the unit
would do if activated-that is
operating a post where
trainees receive their first six
months of basic training. Ap
proximately 2,000, fifth and
sixth week trainees from Ft.
Ord, Calif., will be assigned
to the 104th Division during
its summer encampment.
To Handle Phases
The Second battalion, 414th
Regiment (BCT) will handle
the following phases of the
training program; bayonet
drill, dismounted drill,
marches, ceremonies, troop
information and land naviga
tion, according to Captain
Straus, Central Point, the
unit's operations and training
officer.
Maj. Gen. Eugene Cushing,
Vancouver, Wash., will be in
command of the main body of
troops during the training ses
sion. He will be assisted by
General Prentice, Medford,
and Col. Joseph Murray Jr.,
Seattle. Col. Marion Felt, Van
couver, newly appointed sen
ior regular Army advisor to
the 104th division will attend
the summer training.
Capt. Donald F. Burrell and
Sgt.lC Kenneth D. Olds, Med
ford, Regular Army advisors
will accompany the local unit
to the training site.
Servicemen
IN TRAINING
U.S. Army Pvt. Gerald T.
Stephenson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James V. Stephenson,
434 Melrose ave., Medford, is
undergoing basic infantry
training at Ft. Ord, Caiif.
Stephenson is a graauaie oi
Medford High school.
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FOUND WITH BODY - Two assayer's cruel-.,
ble molds, in frequent use in the area more
than 30 years ago, were used to weight
down the body of the boy found in Keene
Creek reservoir last week. Each mold,
weighing 4?4 pounds, has 12 cone shaped
depressions. They are now considered Tare
items, according to District Attorney Alan
B. Holmes, and the owner might have kept
Pay for Legislators
In Special Session OK'd
Salem-(UPD-Should a special
session of the Oregon Legisla
ture be called, lawmakers
would be entitled to $20 a day
in expense money, Atty. Gen.
Robert Y. Thornton ruled
Wednesday.
A legislative pay law pass
ed this year limits expense
payments to 120 days during
session, Thornton ruled,
however, that a special ses
sion would be a new session,
not a continuation of the ear
lier one.
Weather
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Fair to
night and Friday. Low tonight 48,
hinh Friday 8S.
Western Oregon: cloudy night
and morning hours along coast
and north interior. Fair through
tonight. Increasing clouds north
portion tale lomgnt ajio jrmsy
with chance of showers. Mostly
fair south portion Friday. Low to
night 50-80, high Friday 73-85 ex
cept 65-73 along coast.
Northern California: Mostly fair
tonight and Friday except patchy
low cloudiness along coast. Little
change in temperature.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yester
day 66: below normal 7.
Record high this date 106 tn
1959.
Record low this date 41 in 1962.
PRECIPITATION: 24 houra to
midnight, trace. Midnight to 10
a.m., none.
Total this month .15 inch. .01
inch below normal.
Total since Sept. 1. 58.73 inches,
7.18 inches above normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
38, highest lhls a m. E0.
High 4:00 24-
C!TY Ycstet. a.m. nr.
day Low Prec.
Brookings 72 49
Grants Pass 78 46
Howard Prairie .. 73 42
Klamath Falls .... 70 43
MEDFORD 78 47
Portland 70 35
Seattle 72 55
Spokane al 56 .03
Yakima 84 58
Eureka 62 55
Her) Bluff BB 60
Sacramento 87 57
San Francisco .... 63 54
Los Angeles 82 65
Phoenix 107 77
Denver 95 58
Chicago 84 74 T.
Miami Beach B7 83
New York 62 77
Washington, D. C. 84 74
Portland Produce
PorUand IUPU Dairy market:
Eggs To retailers: AA extra
large 43-46c; AA large 40-44c: A
Lrge 38-42c: A A medium 31-36C:
A small 23-29c; cartons 1-3C
hlButter To retailers: AA and A
prints 66c: cartons 3c higher; B
prints 63c.
Cheese (medium curedt To re
tailers: 46-48c: processed Ameri
can 5-10 lb. loaf. 43-48C
Portland rUPl; Dressed chick
ens No. i ftrsde dressed to re
tailers: Trycrs, whole drawn 31
38c lh.: cut-up 37-42C lb.; hen,
light iype, whole drawn lb.;
Light type hens, cul-up 2i-2&c lb.;
heavy whole 3B-3c lb.
Smokey Soy&r
NIGHTLY 7:00-:SO
ALL DISNtT SHOW
"SAVAOE SAM"
"YELLOWSTONE CUBS"
MEOFORO MAIL TWBUNE, MEDFORO, OREGON
them as antiques or they may have been
taken from an abandoned mining operation.
The body, wrapped in blankets, was tied
with a lead sheath, 14-gauge copper insulat
ed wire in general use about 20 years ago
in underground conduit installations. See
story on Page 1. (Jackson county sheriff's
office photo).
OBITUARIES
MAY E. HINKS ,
Funeral services for Mrs.
May E. Hinks, Trail, who died
Wednesday, will be held at
10 a.m. Saturday in Hillcrest
Memorial Chapel on the North
Phoenix rd. The Rev. George
Roseberry of the First Metho
dist church will officiate.
Committal will be in Hillcrest
Memorial park, with Conger
Morris Funeral directors in
charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Hinks was born March
5, 1904, in Parma, Mo. She
had lived in southern Oregon
since 1949, spent eight years
at the Butte Falls Junction
and had lived in Trail since
1960. She was married June
28, 1B25, In Missouri, to Roy
J. Hinks, who survives.
Other survivors include
five sons, Harlan Hinks, Lodl,
Calif.; Earl Hinks, Dawson,
Neb.; James Hinks, Shady
Cove; Bill Hinks, Los Banos,
Calif.; and Dennis Hinks,
Trail; seven daughters, Mrs.
Bud Boston, Beatrice, Neb.;
Mrs. Robert Valverde, Stock
ton, Calif.; Mrs. Charles Wag
ner, Turlock, Calif.; Mrs, How
ard Parton, Lodi, Calif.; Mrs.
Keith AIsup, Clackamas, Ore.;
Mrs. Paul Reynolds, Med
ford; and Mrs. Thomas Porch
er, Central Point; a brother
Charles Taylor, Council
Grove, Kans.; a sister, Mrs.
Dora Richards, Los Angeles,
Calif.; 27 grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren.
MRS. GRACE BOYL
Mrs. Robert H. (Grace Tru
man) Boyl, former resident of
Medford, died Tuesday in La
Jolla, Calif.
Memorial services will be
held Saturday at 11 a.ro. in
the Chapel in the Trees Mor
tuary in Siskiyou Memorial
park. The Rev. David Brown
of the First Presbyterian
church of Medford, will offi
ciate. Private inurnment will
follow in Siskiyou Memorial
Columbarium.
Funeral arrangements are
entrusted to Siskiyou Funeral
Service directors of Chapel
in the Trees mortuary.
HOWARD L. LEHMAN
Howard L. Lehman, 35, of j
Paradise, Calif., was fatally
injured in an automobile ac
cident near Chico. Funeral ar-
rangements will be announced (
by Conger-Morris Funeral di-1
rectors.
EMMA L. ANDERSON
Funeral services for Miss i
Emma L. Anderson, Central!
Point, who died Wednesday, .
will he held at 11 a.m. Satur- i
day in Conger-Morris down-i
town chapei. Committal will
be in Memory Gardens Me
morial park.
REUBEN (BOB FRAME
Funeral services for Reuben
(Bob) W. Frame, 92, of 311
C st., Phoenix, who died
Wednesday, will he held at
1:30 p.m. Friday t St. Mark's
Episcopal church.
The Rev. George R. V. Bol
ster, rector of the church,
will officiate. Perl Funeral
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home is in charge of arrange
ments.
Mr. Frame was born May
15, 1871, in Champaign, 111.
He was educated In the public
schools of Troy, N.Y., and
Chicago, 111. From 1891 to
1898, he worked for the Union
Pacific RailroBd company in
Omaha, Neb., and in Hunting
ton, Qre.
He owned and operated the
Huntington Trans portatlon
company from 18&8 to 1908
when he moved to Portland,
Ore., and bought an interest
in the Luckel, King and Cake
Soap company, where he re
mained until 1820. From 1920
to 1928, he was associated
with the Kenworth Truck Cor
poration of Seattle, Wash., as
vice president.
He moved to Phoenix, Ore.,
in 1928 and purchased an In
terest in Pierce Auto Freight
Lines. He served as mayor of
Phoenix in 1948 and 1949.
He was a member of St.
Mark's Episcopal church, the
church choir, and the Jackson
County Shrine club.
On Dee. 12, 1900, in Hunt
ington, Ore., he was married
WRESTLING!
Medford Armory
TONITE, Thursday at 8t30 P,M,
See the Great
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ROCKY COLUMBO
Pacific Coast Championship
PLUS-TWO OTHER MATCHES
Ringside $2 General $1.50 Students 75c
TICKETS AT lAMPORT'S, MEDFORD
The people of Oregon end the Rogue River veltey heve the wakotne
mat out for YOU end ett who visit fhis ifeie f hi summer, tf YOU ere
en Oregtmien, become good hot! and ee that your own gveita and
teuriitj, too, s Crater Uk, the muMitm and hiitork points In Jackson
ville, lithi Park, Diamond Uka, laka ef the Wooda and Howard Pfifi
take, the Oregon Caves and other fine attractions herei
Medford
Four Injured in
Traffic Accident
Four persons were hospital
lied at Rogue Valley hospital
Wednesday morning following
a two-vehicle accident on Ta
ble Rock rd. just north of
Gregory rd.
Hospitalized were Anna
Moran, 32, o 2580 Cdtwtell
ave., driver of one car, her
two passengers, Clifford
Moran, 8, and Andres Moran,
2, all in satisfactory condition,
and Ida May Goshom, 47,
of Little Buffe Star route,
Eagle Point, driver of the
pickup truck. She was report
ed in good condition.
According to Oregon state
police, the Goshom vehicle
was southbound on Table
Rock rd, when it made a left
turn into a private drive and
was struck by the northbound
Me-ran car.
Condemnation Suits
Filed in Court
Three condemnation suits
have been filed in Jacksotv
county circuit court by the
state highway commission
seeking property for the- re
location of Highway 62 in the
Cascade Gorge area near
Prospect.
The four parcels of land
needed Jot the highway con
struction total 1.8 acres. They
ave owned by Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Dorson, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman E. Wilson, Mr, and
Mrs. Claude McLaughlin, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Elis, and Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Hughes.
Price stated in the three
complaints as iust compensa
tion for the property totals
$900.
4-H NEWS
Antelope Livestock Club
The Antelope 4-H Live
stock club will bold its an
nual pre-fair at the Eibert
Bigham. ranch, Bighara rd,,
starting at B;30 a.m. Wednes
day, July 24, with sheep and
swine showmanship.
After those classes there
will be livestock Judging.
Lunch will be served at
noon for a nominal charge.
Beef and dairy showman
ship will be in the afternoon.
Everyone is welcome.
Births
VANDERPOOL-To Mr. and
Mrs. James, 322- Alder st,.
Central Point, July 18, 1B83,
a girl, 6 pounds, at Crater
Osteopathic hospital,
to Mattie Descbant, who died
Feb. 8. I9Z8. On Aug. 29,
1 1BS1, at Seattle, Wash,, he
was married to Eva earless,
who survives.
Other survivors include two
step-daughters, Mrs. Dorothy
Arney, Phoenix, and Mrs.
Billie Rochford, Los Angeles,
Caiif.
Local and
Addrei, Wrong William
Henry Roberts, 62, who has
fifed an appeal after he was
found guilty of indecent ex
posure by a district court
lury, lives at 16 Mistletoe st,
Medford, instead of 718 West
Main st., the Mail Tribune
was informed today.
Ashland Fire. - A grass tire
was reported in the 500 block
of South Mountain ave. Ash
land, at 4:21 p.rsi. Wednesday,
when trash burning got out of
control, Ashland firemen ex
tinguished the blaze. There
was no damage.
Sourdoughs Witt
Conduct New Class
Grants Pass-Tile Josephine
County Sourdoughs, over
whelmed with "students" at
a pair of gold panning class
es which they sponsored here
earlier this month, have
scheduled a series of three
additional public classes in
the art of panning far gold.
First class in the new wries
will start at 8 o'clock toniRht
in "Sourdough Guich" at the
Josephine county fairgrounds,
with subsequent classes to fol
low on alternate Thursdays,
Aug. 1 and 15. Instructors will
be members of Josephine
County Sourdoughs.
In addition, to teaching the
ieehniriue of panning for gold,
they will afso coach, the ne
ophytes in the art of know
ing where to pan.
Sourdough, president Lcn
Schaffer, Grants Pass, said
the classes were originally set
up to impart to some o the
younger generation a knowl
edge ot gold panning.
Fifty persons attended the
first class, and 80 were at the
second.
Portland livestock
Portland fTJPtl USDA Cattfe
?3. Not enough aoid early to teat
trading-.
Calvra S3. Good end choice vegh
era 21-S8.
Hoj lfI. Few 17&-18D Ita.
huither firm bat not fcn&ush
to- eiablish Ireivd. Mtafrtl 1. 3s
Sheep 10ft, Good prirS Rlaiiah
tftr lwut 11. No. other ftarly met.
cl? Every M 'a fut
BUTTERSCOTCH
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Grants Pass Etks lodge
BPOE No. 1584
Beach Combers Ball
July 20, 9 P.M.
Beach Comber Drn Option
STAY AND PLAY
ANOTHER DAY!
Tribune
THURSDAY, JVhf
Personal
... Smgety Patteni-Sbisrley L,
Minor, post office box 12,
Shady Cove, was listed as a
SOTjery patient today at
Sacred Heart hospital, Med
ford. Tiraa Changed - A trip- to
the coast sponsored by South
ern Oregon, college will start
from the Britt Student center j
at 3:30 a.m, rather than. 4.1
.!. Saturday, June 20, as!
previously announced by the!
college,
Peimiie !aed-The Med
ford butiding department is
sued permits- Wednesday to
Jay Harmon to erect a $2,000
tool shed at 2500 Country
Club rd.; to John Russell to
remodet a garage at 1140
West Eighth st. at an approxi
mate cost of $2,000; to CJar-1
en.ee Young to make an addi- j
tion to a residence at 2814 j
Hillcrest rd. at an estimated I
cost of $l,S0fi; ad to Eeon-
omy Housing to erect a $10,-1
000 residence at 133- Elk sUj
and to erect a trailer foe a '
temporary residence at 8121
South Central ave. at an esti-j
mated cost of si ,500. i
e .
Hubeapt Talcen-Wanda Lee
Smith, Forlerville,. CaUf.j re
ported to Medford police that
four hubcaps valued at $110
were taken from bey car soma
time between 9 p.m. Tuesday
and 7i40 a,m, Wednesday
while it was parked at a mo
tet at 1237 North Riverside
ave.
FOE Piesuc-Tne annual pic
nic for members of the Crater
Lake aerie. Fraternal Order I.
of Eagles, and auxiliary and
their families wilt be hetdj
beginnisig at IB a.s. Sunday,
July 21, in TouVeiie State!
park. Coffee, watermelon and j
cold beverages will be served, i
Those who attend ave to take i
picnic lunches for their
group. t
Ctub Meeting - The Goidj
Hill Garden club will meet j
at 12:30 p.m. Friday for a des- (
sert luncheon and business
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Waller McLean.
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be bewt! Riefu creamy
butteraeoteh topping .
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Assumed Heme -The bust.
ness name Hi-Sign Texaco has
been assumed by the Transr
port Leasing, See., 3811 Cra
ter Lake highway, according
to records in the Jackson
county recorder's office.
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