Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1950, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text' r i I V IxptnM 1947-41 100.00 300.00 800.00 $ 25,390.00 lipana'iturts l48-4 Budgtf Allowance 1949-50 Items II. Federal T C. REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE: 1. Lawn Mower Repairs 2. Swimming Pool Maint. & Repairs , D. ADDITIONS AND BETTERMENTS: 1. Misc. Equipment 2. Lawn Mower 3. New Hose Iva'iei 1910-tl 1,800.00 50.00 2,500.00 5,140.00 100.00 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS: Estimated Cash on Hand June 30.... Estimated Receipts from Taxes........ Estimat. Receipts from Swim. Pool Transfer from General Fund Salt of Equipment $ 42.8S7.50 5,000.00 15,000.00 10,800 00 14,000.00 200.00 $ 45,000.00 9,774.17 1,649.19 323.0u 2,474.52 163.22 729.46 9,801.27 747.60 163.30 522.04 332 16 46 70 125.75 289.28 1 16.86 23.40 252.42 6006 255.36 13 94 1,394 27 555.26 123.60 36.85 723.33 1 1,523 27 720.00 178.00 500.00 375.00 52 50 125.00 300.00 127.00 50.00 250.00 200.00 250.00 200.00 2,20000 500.00 157.23 50.00 800.00 500.00 LIBRARY A. PERSONAL SERVICES: 1. Salary, Staff 2. Salary, Janitor , 3. Salary, Fireman B. MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES: 1. Heat 2. Lights .. 3. Water 4. Telephones 5. Printing & Supplies 6. Janitor Supplies 7. Postage and Freight 8. Current Expense , C. REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE: I. Repairs and Maintenance 2. Binding .. D. ADDITIONS AND BETTERMENTS: 1. Furniture & Fixtures 2. Books 3. Periodicals , E. INSURANCE: 1. Fire Insurance 2. Workmen Compensation F. RETIREMENT FUND: 1. Retirement ?, G. EMERGENCY FUND: I. Emergency f 1,174 12 720.00 165.00 500.00 375.00 52.50 150.00 300.00 150.00 60.00 250.00 200.00 400.00 200.00 2,300.00 600.00 152.16 50.00 800.00 500.00 $ 15,113.62 $ 15,583 45 $ 19,058.00 Less estimated receipts from fines.. $ 19.799.48 .. 1,100.00 Less estimated cash on hand July 1, 1950 Levy ' ESTIMATED CASH BALANCES BUDGET GENERAL BOND FUND Bond Schedule 1950-51 Held to pay Bonds & Interest Due July, August 1951 Estimated Cash on Hand July 1, 1950 LEVY CONSOLIDATED BOND FUND Bond Schedule 1950-51 Held to pay Bonds & Interest, July, August 1951 Estimated Cash on Hand July 1, 1950 LEVY IMPROVED BOND FUND Estimated Receipts Estimated Cash on Hand July 1 Disbursements: Bond Schedule, Taxes, Titles, Attorney Fees 10,200.00 LEVY AIRPORT RECONSTRUCTION FUND Receipts: Estimated Cash on Hand July 1, 1950 Disbursements: $ 18.699.48 5,600.00 $ 13,099.48 ....$ 43,350 00 .... 53,500.00 32.100 00 9,300 00 $101 ,850.00 39,850 00 41,400.00 29,400.00 Maim Street ' pg lay ftalph Stain TMe dbNftioeRATe hostess in mi fa.uok, vouee sTm&fiy ROVAtfY. . . HER. MANNERS NOSi. .' - .. AT A 6M.H. CLir SHE ' STACKS )9 TRAFFIC rOK MILES ! si ( $ 62.000 00 1 2.000.00 NONE 1 950 54,900.00 900.00 44,800.00 LEV Repairs, Maintenance, Construction Y CAMP WHITE CONSTRUCTION FUND Receipts NONE Estimated Cash on Hand July 1, 1950 57,100.00 Disbursements: Construction Costl ... LEVY CAMP WHITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND Receipts: 33.600.00 Estimated Csh on Hand July I, 1950 32,370.00 Disbursements: Payment of Bond & Interest ,. LEVY INTERSEPTER SEWER FUND Receipts: NONE Estimated Cash on Hand July 1, 1950 4,048.00 Disbursements: . , Construction Intentpter Sewers 4,048.00 LEVY LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION FUND Receipts: ,.,1. Estimated C.sh on Hand July 1, I9J0 101,000.00 Disbursements: Construction of Addition to Library, Furniture & Fixtures 101,000.00 LEVY STATE TAX STREET FUND Rl0tl: .An Receipts from State Highway Commission 55. BOO. 00 Estimated Clsh en Hnd July 1, 1950 50 00 Disbursements: Repairs, Maintenance Construction of Streets...,. LEVY SEWER DISPOSAL SINKING FUND .... , Receipts: i'52'2 Estimated Cash on Hand July I, 1950 50,800 00 Disbursements: Bond Schedule and Refunds LEVY PARKS AND SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION FUND Receipts: NONE Estimated Cesh on Hand July I, 1950 7,000.00 Disbursements: Construction of Parks & Swimmlno Pool. LEVY TRUNK SEWER FUND Receipts: Estimated Cash on Hind July 1, 1950 Disbursements: Construction of Trunk Sewers LEVY INDEBTEDNESS OUTSTANDING BONDl AIRPORT $ 10,000.00 sewer disposal plant enlargement... 12,000.00 Sewer Disposal plant 49.000.00 intersepting sewer 67,500.00 trunk sewer 100,000.00 STORM SEWER 167,000.00 45,700 00 57,100.00 57,100.00 65,970.06 30,850.00 97,300.00 97,300.00 62,300.00 6,000.00 7.000.00 NONE 9,300.00 9,300.00 NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE Visiting Americans Now Can View Paris in Style of Brooklyn Men Tuesday, Juno IS, 1959 MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SKVZTf Clan Thai Fight's King's Battles Ready To Go Into Action Once More London U.R The Dymoke family Ins reasserted ita ancient right to liiiht the king's battles and anyone with design! on the British crown will have to deal with Lieut. John Lindley M arm ion Dymoke. Lieut. Dymoke is only 24 and one of the youngest of hit line to bear the title of the king's "hereditary champion." He is husky, in good physical shape, a war veteran and a handy man with his fists, a sabre or pistols. However, Lionel Dymoke, fa ther of the new champion, said he was not sure now his son would do in full armor, mounted on a horse with lance couched. This kind of battle or "J on ting" is the proper etiquette for dis posing of challengers of the kings of this island. Ceremony Dwindles The last holder of the title, which descends to tnose who hold the manor of Scrivelshy, was Lieut. Dymoke's grandfa ther, Frank Dymoke, who was so old at the coronation in 1937 that he did not hammer on the door of the king's banqueting room with a mailed gauntlet. But he did assert, qua ,'erlng a bit, that "anyone who gainsays Appropriate Gift camp white Sewer 400,000 oo library improvement .'. consolidated water park improvement park & swimming pool, 102.000.00 58,574 69 85.000.00 66.000.00 64.500 00 75,000.00 TOTAL ,. $1,256,574 69 We, the undersinned Chairmen and Secretary of the Budget Committee, hcebv certify that the foreoolno statement of Budget Estimates are as ap proved by the Budget Committee duly appointed for the purpose of preparing Said 6udget estimates for the City of Medford, Oregon, for the ensuing year ending June 30, 1951. S.gned: ELWOOD HEDBURG. Chairman C, W. CRAP.Y, Secretary To Probe Increase In Gasoline Prices Washington, June 13 (U.Rj The senate judiciary committee today unanimously voted an in vestigation to determine wheth er "unlawful manipulations'' have entered Into recent gaso line price increases. Chairman Pat McCarran (D.. Kev.i said the committee ap proved a resolution that would give the committee a.in.ooo to ronduct the inquiry. The resolu tion was sponsored by sen. Homer Ferfuson R., Mien.) with Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D. Wvo.l. The resolution now goes to the senate rules committee, which must approve the propos ed I10.UUU budget before the resolution Is considered by the lenate itself. New York. June 13 (U.R) Representatives of the Western Electric company and division six of the Communication Work ers of America union (CIO) ne gotiated again today on a new contract Medical Board to Air Sander Petition Soon Concord, N.H., June 1,1 (U.R) The State board of Registration in Medicines said today it will call a meelli t sometime after June 23 to consider Dr. Her mann N. Sander's petition to re instate his physician's license, The hoard revoked the Can din. N.H.. physician's license last April, shortly after he was quilted of the "merrv murder" of Mrs. Abbie C. Borrolo, t can cer patient. Fifty-right member govern ments comprise the Food and Agriculture Organization of the Unlled Nations. Paris (U.R) A Brooklyn boy has founded an organization to answer the prayer of the Amer ican tourist In Paris who wants to see everything from art to amour but doesn't speak French. All It costs 19 S3. 50 a day. For that price (slightly more for evenings) a French-speaking American student will show the tourists "the famous places" or perhaps "behind the scenes" with the same enthusiasm and zest he would his own uncle. "We want to establish a fam ily type Of relationship," said Jack Armel, 25-year-old sculp ture student from Brooklyn, founder of "Hello America, a corporation "to help Americans enjoy their stay In Paris more." Eighty American university student! have signed up so far to act as "Nephews" to any of the 100,000 Americans due In Paris this year. Girls Baby-Sit There are no women students in the touring end of "Hello America." They are relegated to the baby-sitting department, run bv pretty Christine Hart of Lake. Mississippi, here to study French. "We thought American girls In night clubs would be too dan gerous," Armel said. "We waul to show the average tourist the true Paris. Afler he's seen ihe Folles Bergere and the Eiffel Tower, he's stuck. We of fer to lake him to an art museum or a Student's Ball or anything else he fancies for the minimum price." Asked if he didn't think the hay-tumbling slrlp-teasing stu dents' dances would be a little rough on Ihe American tourist Armel said: "If It s that kind nf a Ball, we warn them ahead of time, and tell them to leave the wife at home." Mow It Started Armel and hit partner. Alex ander Parvu. an International law student from Canton, Ohio, founded "Hello America,1' Incor poraled for 1130, for two reas ons: When they came they ached Three More Arrested In Japanese Purge Tokyo, June 13-MU.R) Polite arrested three more communists In Tokyo yesterday, one of them a communist leader who went underground last week to escape arrest. Another communist leader went underground last week changed his mind and gave him self up over the week-end. bring ing to 11 the number jailed since Gen. Douglas MacArthur started I purge of the Japanese com munist partv last week. The captured fugitive was Vol. chi Tikagl, a Tokyo ward as semblyman charged with clreu' lating antl-Amprican propagan da. He had been in hiding since a warrant was Issued for nil ar rest last Friday, The two others arrested were Kunihlkl Oomn and Kreo Anki, communists accused of distrib uting anti-necupatinn literature, to have a friend to show them around but had to learn the hard way. and secondly to help tide GI-Hill of Rights students over hard months when no checks arrive. Armel, who was wounded In Germany during the war, and now supports two children. Da vid, 6 and Robert, 4 on the OI Bill, said when he first arrived to study sculpture there were a hundred and one questions no body wanted to answer. He explained: "Where do I buy airing for a parcel? Where can 1 go In Paris wnere mere are not so many fel low Americans to clutter up the lanoscape; wny are mere no drunks here? When do the French get anv Work done? How do 1 ask for the rest room? These and other questions remained a mystery. "Now call up Hello America and we will tell you. In one day we can show a man a student s life in Paris complete with cafe sitting with pleasant conversa tion with a Frenchman Ihe'a free), a visit to the Louvre, a cheap restaurant, an existential ist night club and L.es Halles for union soup." The Grange Upper Applegaf (Sranqe The tenth regular meeting Of Upper Aoolenale Grange was held June 10 with Fred Dnrn, master, and 34 members present. A note was read from Gladys Williams acknowledging the bou quet and card lent (o her while in the hospital, A regular dance will be held at Orange hall Haturdav night, June 17, The public il cordially inviien. A card from N. M. Clarke was read announcing the serving of a turkev dinner bv Eagle Point H.E.C, at their Orange hall, Sun day. June 25 from 12:30 to 4 p.m. The lecturer turned over to the secretary the "Nailnnal Orange Award Book for 1BB0," reference bonk for Orange workers as to the Contests car ried on and award! offered In varlnul department! of the Na tional Orange, This booklet 1 available for anyone to rend, Ed Ramsay announced that on June IB an election will be held for a hew school director at the annual meeting of the Ruch Sterling school, This director Is to be elected for a three-year term and II for the new consoli dated district. The title board of directors hai replaced that of school board. The question of additional fire Insurance coverage on the new anteroom to the hall will he dis cussed on the regular mailer'i return, Literary program opened with singing of hymnl. Kathleen Scovell vend a poem entitled "Father." Humorous stories were told hv John Dutton, Wal lace Hasklni andCyrena Davli, New Delhi, India, June 13 U.fii Press report! from dis puted Kashmir province sain to dnv thnt 15 Pakistan and six In dian troops were killed In a four hour battle near Ihe l.Vmonth old Kashmir rense-fire line. mm Vsl ; TV,".'..?".'' 1" '7! ! t All women love lacy dollies! So you know this itar design would maka a perfect gift, A pair for a hostess, a lunch-set for a bride. Large dolly is IB Inches In No. 30 cotton. Pattern 7377 has cro chet directions for 2 sizes. Our Improved pnttern visual with easy-to-see charts and pho tos end complete directions makes crochet and knitting easy to do. send TWENTY CENTS in coins for this pattern to Medford niail Tribune, Household Arts Dent.. P. O. Box B640. Chicago AO, III. Print plainly NAME. AD DRESS with PATTERN NUM. BER Our ALtCE BROOKS Needle work catalogue Is the best ever! Send twenty cents In colm now for your copy. Illustrations of designs for crocheting, knitting, embroidery, cuddle toys, house hold and personal accesorlei. Free needlework pattern printed In bonk. the right of his gracious majes ty and my liege lord to the crown lies in his teeth." After Frank Dymoke I death there was some talk of letting the office lapse. No one challeng ed the right of a king or queen since the days of Bonnie Prince Charlie when an adherent of the pretender denounced George IV in Westminster Hall. He was thrown out promptly. It was felt that the centuries had made the succession of the Windsors so secure that no one would have to fight on that account. Conservative Family But the Dvmoke family Is such a conservative one it looks upon William the Conqueror, (1068 A D.) as a recent arrival. So it was decided to petition for recognition of the right. Lionel Dymoke did not want the job because of the pressure of private matters. But his son can now call himself "the 34th king's champion," He has to make his big speech only at coronations. In the nor mal course of events that will be the coronation of queen (now princess) Elizabeth. Anyone who challenges her right will have to deal with Lieut. John Lindley Marmion Dymoke who might be a gen eral by then. Job of Being King Needs Large Staff George VI Learns London 'UR When the Windsor family went into the business of being kings and queens 1.000 years ago, all a sovereign needed was a lot of nerve and a trusty right arm. Today the new household Hat of King George VI shows that it takes 284 assistanta to be a monarch these complicated days. King George has 43 doctors (physicians, e x t r a-physlcians, sergeant surgeons, surgeon apothecaries, surgeon oculists, manipulatlve-iurgeoni, surgeon- nentists, etc.) He has 43 chanlains. He has 13 secretaries and assistants and a treasurer, a comptroller, a vice-chamberlain and 14 helpers just to take care of the royal Income. Stag Purity Watched Five people work full time Preparing the royal archives and ive more control the king's charities. The king keepi an eye on purity on the stage through his chief assistant, the lord chain berlain. His palaces are under a lord steward and even In this atomic age he finds It necessary to have a master of the horse. Sovereigns have to be patrons of the arts, so the king needs a poet laureate, a master of the musick and an official miner or painter. Also Yeomen of Guard He keeps a corps of "messen gers for communicating with parliament hut these are now elderly gentlemen of distin guished service who hive honor ary tltlei like "gentlemen uiher of the black rod." Then there are yeomen of the guard and gentlemen-at-arms, the king'! personal body guards, his own postmaster for his palaces and hli own private palace police force. 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