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TWO MEDrOBO MAIL TRIBUNE -Monday, June 4. 1945
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demanded the removal of Brig.
Gen. Frank T. Hinei u head of
the Veterans' Administration. A
resolution, adopted at closing
aessions of the state conference
last night, charged Hines with
"inefficiency" In his handling of
national veterans affairs.
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NOTICE OF NONHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET HEARING
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with section 111-1244, O. C. L. A., to the legal voters
ef the Nonhigh School District of Jackson County, Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the Court
House In Medford, Oregon, on the lHth day of June, 1H45, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of
discussing the budget for the fiscal year beginning July, 1943, and ending July, 1948, hereinafter
aet forth.
1. Estimated available cash on hand at beginning of year for which
2. Estimated receipts from delinquent taxes .. ..
I. Amounts received from other niirrp ,,,,
ITEM
1. Tuition
1. Transportation
I. Clerical Legal .
4. Postage, Telcgrnph, Telephone
n. rttippnes and pruning ...
fl. Election and Publicity..
. Travel
8. Interest on Warrants or Other indebtedness..
9. Other Miscellaneous Expenses....
10. Emergency ,-,,, ,,
Totals
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES. RECEIPTS, AND
. - . . AND TAX LEVY
I. Total estimated expenditures
II. Deduct total estimated receipts and available cash hnianr'."
III. Amount necessary to balance
IV. Deduct deficit forwarded to
V. Balance to be raised hy taxation $ go 939 00
VI. Add estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected during tht'(iKa"llrear"for
which this budget is made . 3 000 00
VII. Total estimated tax levy for
Indebtedness
1. Amount of warrant indebtedness
on warrants Issued and endorsed
"not paid for want of funds"
I. Amount of other Indebtedness
I. Total Indebtedness (sum of Items
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BUTTE FALLS BY
17 TO 2 COUNT
The Medford Craters closed
their practice season yesterday
with a 17 to 2 victory over Butte
Falls at the Fairgrounds park.
Medford used three pitchers and
every player in uniform in
gaining the win, their second of
the season.
The Southern Oregon league
opens next Sunday wim Mea-
ford playing the Klamath Faljs
Marines here, Butte Falls going
to Ashland, and Central Point
playing at Klamath Falls Navy.
Dick Kidwell started on the
mound for the Craters and gave
up only two singles in three In
nings. Manager Paul Freer took
over the rubber at end of the
third and was smacked for a
double and single with one run
coming In. At beginning of the
eighth frame George Barr took
over the hurling chore and was
touched for four hits with one
run crossing the plate.
Medford collected 18 blows off
two Butte Falls chuckers with
Freddie Stammen, Crater second
sacker, getting a double and
coming on home on the left field
er s error In the first innings,
Babb, Medford center fielder,
BUDGET
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Total ,
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
1942-1943
$ 70.flfi2 08
10.Sft2.72
210.00
30.00
47.40
60 80
"ioO'.OO
....$ 81,783 00
the budect . , ,
next fiscal year
the ensuing fiscal year
Dated May 11,
none
none
Approved by
had big day at the plate, get
ting two singles and scoring one
run out of two times up. Burn.
ham, in left field, and Reedy, on
first base, each hit two for three
with Burnham getting one run
and Reedy, two. Abbott, Logger
second baseman, got three hits
out of four times up. One was
double.
Nine Butte Falls errors great
ly aided the Craters, who bun
gled but one play. Kidwell
struck out three visiting batters,
Freer fanned two and Barr whif
fed one. Six Medford batsmen
.were struck out.
Line score:
Medford 218 001 32x 17 18
B. Falls 000 100 010 2 8 8
Kidwell, Freer, Barr and Gitz.
en; Webster, R. Tungate and B
Tungate.
ACKLES TO FACE
Kenny Ackles, who has prov
en nimseif a sensation in local
mat circles, will clash with
tough George Wagner, self-styled
toast of the coast in the top bout
of Medford armory's weekly
wrestling bill Thursday night.
Antone Leone, the ape-like
roughneck from Oyster Bay
N. Y., faces coast champion
Georges Dusette in the four-
round semi-windup.
Otis Clingman, who was a
Medford favorite several years
ago, moves his comeback to
southern Oregon when he
squares off against Tex Hager,
clever leg artist, in the three-
round opening bout.
Big Leagues Draw
Small Attendance
New York, June 4. (U.R) Low
figures on the thermometer yes
terday caused almost equally
low figures on baseball turn
stiles, with only 111.103 specta
tors the lowest Sunday crowd
of the year paying their way
Into eight major league double
headers. Philadelphia's Athletics, de
spite their tail-end position In
the American league, drew the
biggest crowd. 25,131 being on
hand to see the games against
St. Louis. This attendance help
ed give the junior loop the hon
ors for the day, 72,017 to 39,086
for the National league.
Softballers Asked
To Report Tuesday
Any Softball players who have
not yet signed to play In the
Medford city league are asked to
report at the high school field
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock,
Paul Hoffard announced today.
League play is scheduled to
start June 12 with a double
header and will be played each
Tuesday and Friday evening
until July 27, after which a
Shaughnessey play-off will be
carried out. A final meeting to
complete plans for the opening
night will be held at the Cham
ber of Commerce office Wednes
day night at 8 o'clock.
JOCKEY SUFFERS HURTS
IN TUMBLE FROM HORSE
Wilmington, Del.. June 4
(U.R) Roy Flocchl, an apprentice
Jockey, remained In a critical
condition today at Delaware hos
pital from a severe brain con
cussion suffered when his horse
fell on him In the final race at
Delaware Park Saturday.
Closing time tnr Classified Alii 8:30
. m. Too Late to Classify 12:15 p m
this budget is made. $49. 339.00
. 3 000.00
'
..$32,539.00
1944-1945 Estimated
1943-1944 Budget Exp. for
Allowance 1943-1948
$ 73.188.P0 $ 93.000.00 S 92,000.00
9,588.78 12,000.00 18.000.00
13000 43000 430.00
100 00 130.00 150.00
208.75 200.00 200 00
. 75.00 75.00
79 20 300.00 300.00
""'278"b'o " irib'bo 5bb!bo
2,000.00 2,000.00
$ 83,547 61 $110,425.00 $113,475.00
AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES
47500
82 539 00
..$ 60.936 00
..$ 63.936.00
1943.
Signed: C. R. BOWMAN.
Clerk.
A. E. BROCKWAY,
Chairman, Board of Directors.
Budget Committee.
Signed: J. W. RAGSDALE.
Secretary, Budget Committee,
J. 11. MAULER Y,
Cliaknuu, Budget Committee.
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Lovtlr La Louisa, famous
sensationally beautiful new all-girl Cloud Ballet featured by
Russell Bros. Pan-Pacific Circus this season. Russell Bros, will
show here Thursday at 8 p.m., with the doors opening at 7 to
permit leisurely inspection of the superb menagerie.
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Washington, June 4. (U.R)
The U. S. court of appeals today
upheld Equire Magazine's sec
ond class miling privileges and
denounced the post office de
partment's "attempt to compel
acceptance of its literary or
moral standards.
Postmaster General Frank C.
Walker, who will be replaced
July 1 by Democratic National
Chairman Robert E. Hannegan,
had suspended Esquire's second
class mailing privileges. The
post office held that the maga
zine s Varga Girl drawing and
other material were morally
substandard, and a district court
upheld its ruling. .
The appeals court, however,
reversed this decision. It said
censorship, freedom of the press,
and freedom of competitive en
terprise were at stake.
CENTRAL POINT STUDS
STOP GOLD HILL, 5-4
Central Point Studs, members
of the Southern Oregon baseball
league, beat Gold Hill, 5 to 4,
in a practice game at Central
Point yesterday. Gold Hill col
lected eight hits but committed
four errors which brought about
their defeat. The Studders hit
safely seven times.
Score:
Central Point 9 7 2
Gold Hill 4 8 4
Shrier, Colley and Sage; Gos
nell, Bailey and Mills.
Scores Yesterday
National
St. Louis 11, 8; New York 3, 2.
Cincinnati 6, 4; Brooklyn 2, 1.
Pittsburgh 7, 9; Philadelphia
6, 11.
Chicago 3, 1; Boston 1, 2.
American
New York 8, 1; Cleveland 2, 4.
Philadelphia 3; St. Louis 1.
Detroit 4, 3; Boston 3, 4.
Washington 3, 1; Chicago 1, 5.
Pacific Coast
Oakland 2, 2; San Francisco 0,
Sacramento S, S; San Diego 4,
Portland 5, 1: Seattle 2. 2.
Los Angeles 7, 4; Hollywood 0,
3.
GIRLS' LEADER DIES
London, June 4 (UP.) Ag
nes Baden-Powell, 87, founder
of the Girl Guides, died at a
nursing home Saturday. She was
a sister of the late Lord Baden
Powell, founder of the Boy
Scouts.
There are about four billion
acre of tillable land in the world
that must feed two billion persons.
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RICAP AND ROLL TODAY I
....Tait, courteous service
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HAROLD 0. KREGER, Prop.
Phone S86S
Addreu: N. Riverside at the "Y"
French - Swiss aerlallst heads the
Oregon Second In
Clothes Collection
Portland, Ore.,' June 4 (U.R)
Oregou placed second behind
California and ahead of Wash
ington in the recent national
united nation clothing collection,
according to word today in re
ceipt from the national chair
man, Henry J. Kaiser.
Oregonians contributed an
estimated 1,353,089 pounds of
clothing, to average 2.44 pounds
per contribution. Californians
contributed 10,160,693 pounds,
averaging 3.28 pounds each, and
Washingtonians 1,077,699
pounds, averaging .89 pounds
per contributor.
Poles Move Into
German Territory
London, June 4 (U.R) Poland
prepared tpday to move 7,500,-
000 persons into former German
territory and perhaps oust all
Uermans from the country.
A broadcast from Lublin said
the Russian-sponsored Polish
government Intended to send
1,000,000 . into northern and
northwestern territories taken
from the reich. Another 1,000,
000 would go to Silesia, 1,500,
000 to upper Silesia, and four
million to unspecified urban
areas.
SS Commander Gets
Sentence Of Death
Rome, June 4. (U.R) Pietrb
Koch, notorious SS commander,
was sentenced to death today
Dy a jury that deliberated only
two hours.
Ihe prosecutor asked the
death penalty for Koch for the
death of hundreds of Italian pa
triots ana for collaboration with
the Germans.
Koch was held responsible for
the death and torture of hun
dreds during the Nazi occupation
i noma,
MOST ICELAND SERVICE
MEN TO BE HOME SOON
Stockholm, June 4. (U.R
Most of the American soldiers on
Iceland will leave for home
within the next four or five
months, the Swedish newsDaper
uagens reported today.
Dagens quoted Brig. Gen.
Martinus Stenseth as saying that
after that time Iceland no longer
win do needed as a military
base.
Detroit's police department Is
training patrolmen in the use of
drunkometers to determine
whether traffic violators have
been drinking.
For Rash-Tortured Skin
Relief Hard to Beat
The itching, hurntiijr. stinging, smarting
of minor skin trouble, chaiina irritation.
And iimnlo runes nro cooled nnd re
ItMtvi wnrn you sprinkle on Mo irons,
thp soothing modirntrd powder. This 4i
ypar fatuity favorite is great for hsby'
diaper iaab. CojU little Get Mcisana.
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THE BEST
High Court Upholds
Right To Challenge
Security, Exchange
Washington, June 4. (U.R)
The supreme court today upheld
the right of stockholders to chal
lenge securities and . exchange
commission orders affecting
their corporations.
The court affirmed a second
circuit court of appeals ruling
dismiss the complaint
of Samuel Okin, owner of 9,000
shares of Electric Bond & snare
common stock.
Okin's suit asked for a review
of an SEC order approving a
plan for the refunding of a
.in nnn noo debt owed Electric
Bond and Share by its subsidi
ary, American & Foreign Power
Co., Inc. Okin claimed the plan
was detrimental to Electric Bond
& Share stockholders.
In another ruling, the court
rvriH n first circuit court of
appeals decision dismissing a
suit of American Power 5c ugni
Co., protesting an - oraer
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Proposed Budget for the City of Gold Hill, Oregon, for the Year 1945-48
The following is a budget of the estimated expenditures of the City of Gold Hill, Oregon, for the
year July 1, 1945, to June 30, 1946, together with the estimated receipts from all sources and the
levy of tax required to raise the necessary revenue:
ESTIMATED GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS
Delinquent Taxes (All Years)
Water Rentals
Pacific Portland Cement Company Street Lights & Power .
State Liquor Fund Apportionment
Licenses. Fees. .Lease. ttc
Estimated Cash June 30, 1945
Total Estimated General Fund
City Recorder Salary .
City Treasurer Salary j.....
City Water Collector Salary .
City Attorney Ketainer ee .
Miscellaneous Sundry Supplies &
(Printing, Postage, Phone, Audit, fctc).
Librarian Salary .
Wood
Postage for Return of Books .
Fire Truck, Gas, Oil. Chemical &
New Equipment & Replacements
Maintenance ...
Chrlorine Gas .
Testing Water .
Salaries (Two Employees)
City Street Lights & Power .
Miscellaneous Supplies ..
Maintenance. Drainage & Oiling .
Hauling to Dump Grounds .
Maintenance
Chlorine .
Building, Grounds & Jail .....
EMERGENCY
Emergencies and Unforeseen Expenses ...
Total Estimated Expenses
Less estimated Receipts
To Be Raised by Taxation
Bond Interest
Bond Retirement - ..
Total to Be Raised by Taxation (Bond ft Interest ft General Fund)...
Fund and Classification
Recorder
Treasurer
Attorney and Water Collector
Misc. Sundry Expenses (Rec. &
Personal Services (2) -
Fire Department
Street Department .
Water Department ,
Sewer Department .
Light tc Power
Library
Building & Grounds .
Transfers to Bond & Interest Fund..
Miscellaneous Expense ...
Purchase of Dodge Truck ,
Dump Grounds , ,
Emergency
TOTALS
Purpose of Bond Issue
Date of
Bond Issue
July 1, 1925
Dec. 1, 1938
Dec. 1, 1938
Water
Wattr Improvement
Sewer Improvement.-.
WE HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Is a true statement of the proposed budget of expendi
tures and receipts for the tax year commencing July 1, 1945. as adopted bv the Budget Committee
of the City of Gold Hill. Oregon, on May 21. 1945. and together with the budget estimates for the
tax year commencing July 1. 1944, and a summary of the expenditures for the previous tax years,
as required to be published by law: and notice is hereby given to all persons interested therein that
the Council will meet in the City Hall in said City on Tuesday. June 26. 1945. at 8 o'clock P M of
aid day and then and there discuss said budget and make lew of citv taxes for expenditures for
the tax year 1945-46: and at said time and place any person thprein can meet with the Council and
be heard in favor of or against said tax levy or any part thereof, and discuss the same
(Signed): R. E. COOK.
Chairman Budget Committee.
PAUL C. THOMPSON.
Member Budget Committee.
EARL F. MOORE,
Member Budget Committee
DONALD FERGUSON,
Member Budcet Committee
H. D. FORCE,
Member Budget Committee
against Florida Power & Light
Co.
COAL WARNING
Washington, June 4 (U.R)
Solid Fuels Administrator Har
old L. Ickes Issued today bis
weekly warning that there will
be a coal shortage next winter.
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$
(General Fund)-
Receipts
GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES
ADMINISTRATION
Expenses:
LIBRARY
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Upkeep.
(Repairs)..
WATER SYSTEM
OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT
STREETS AND DUMP GROUNDS
SEWER & DISPOSAL PLANT
CITY HALL AND GROUNDS
General Fund...
.
(General Fund)
BOND ft INTEREST FUND
Expendi
tures 1942-43
$ 300.00
300.00
120.00
38.16
1.2R4.35
84.75
130.00
589.86
Expendi
tures 1943-44
$ 355.00
355 00
130.00
38.22
1,355.20
121 84
1.318.68
413.33
428 29
1,145 33
81 00
292 47
5,325.00
407 48
400.00
348.00
.
Treas.)
.
254.62
1,002.75
6b.:o
185.19
4.102 48
474.67
635.22
$ 9,570.55 $12,514.84
CITY OF GOLD HILL
Summary of Indebtedness at June 30, 1945
Maturity
Date
July 1, 1945
500.00 each year
Due Dec. 1st
$1,000.00 each year
Due Dec. 1st
TOTALS
BIRTHS
ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert, 237 N. Grape, June 3,
1945, a boy, 9 lbs., at Sacred
Heart hospital.
Closing time tor Sunday Too Law
to Claiaify 530 Saturday afternoon-
Please remember.
the Time
ORDER
$75
Per Load of 300 Cu. Ft
DIAL 2123
Company
250.00
3,600.00
720.00
250.00
100.00
2,500.00
7,420.00
360.00
360.00
180.00
120.00
500.00
$ 1,520.00
60.00
15.00
6.00
$ 81.00
175.00
150.00
f 323.00 .
750.00
200.00
84.00
$ 1,034.00
3,000.00
1,320.00.
200.00
4,520.00
1,000.00
150.00
$ 1,500.00
500.00
50.00
$ 550.00
...$ 250.00
$ 250.00
$ 600.00
S 800.00
$ 9,930.00
7,420.00
$ 2,510.00
..$ 680 00
1,500.00
$ 2,180.00
. $ 4.690.00 ,
Current Proposed
Budget Budget
1944-45 1945-46
$ 360.00 $ 360.00
360.00 360.00
240.00 300.00
150.00 500.00
2,87000 3,0000.00
325.00 325.00
1.150.00 1.150.00
634.00 1,034.00
250.00 550.00
1,320.00 1,320.00
81.00 81.00
1.250.00 250.00
3.340 00 2,180.00
457.50 200.00
"sob"oo "sob6S f
$13,287.50 $12,110.00
Amount of Sinking
Bonds Fund or
Rate Out- Cash on
standing Hand Net Debt
6 $10,000.00 $10,000.00 $
4 6.000.00 500.00 8,500.00
11,000.00 1,000.00 10,000.00
$27,000.00 $11,500.00 $15,500.00
FLOYD C. LANCE.
Secretary Buricot Committee.
CLEO GILCHRIST.
Member Buricet Committee.
FERD W. JONES.
Meembr BiuliM Committee.
I.EO WASHBURN,
Member BuHjct Committee.
CARL H. ROUTH.
Member Budget Committee.