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SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OHEGOIf) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. Much 1. 1SS2 MEDFORD flunking of o "swirl" profile? COINCIDENCE IS EXPRESSED by each of these candidates following New Hampshire primary election. General Dwight D. Eisenhower (center) admittedly made progress toward Republican presidential nomniation. by capturing all delegates. Senator Taft (R), Ohio, feels he made strong race in an admitted Eisenhower stronghold while Senator Estes Kefauver (right) (D) Ten nessee, surprised everyone by upsetting President Truman. International Soundphotot) Petition Charges Federal Suit Designed To Shield Employees Portland (U.PJ A petition was on file here Saturday in U. S. District Court charging that the federal government's suit to rescind an Indian Bureau land sale was designed to shield Traffic Mishaps Said Less Deadly On City Streets Salem (U.PJ Its more deadly to drive on rural routes than on city streets, the state traffic safety division observed Saturday. Fenders may be bent, paint scratched and tempers frayed in city accidents, but the motorists there have better chance for survival than those on the open highway. Accident analysists this week sorted out last year's more than 74,000 traffic mishaps in Oregon according to urban and rural location. The analysis showed that in 195J, the state highway depart ment said, that 332 traffic deaths resulted from accidents on rural highways. Accidents within in corporated cities accounted for 96 deaths. In 1950 there were 330 rural deaths and 98 urban traffic deaths. Fatalities result more fre quently in rural accidents be cause of the speed at which the ' involved vehicles are traveling, the division said. Spring and summer months are particulary hazardous in rur al areas because 'of increased traffic flow. Many drivers on rural roads during spring and summer are not used to high speed travel and are unable to keep their cars under control. bureau employees from accusa tions of conspiracy. The petition was filed by Le roy Lomax, an attorney repre senting Jasper Grant and Harold F. Thornton, two Indians for whom the Portland Trust Bank was appointed conservator. Eight-hundred acres of ' the Indians' timber land was sold with the approval of the Indian bank had alleged that the land Bureau for $135,000 and the was worth " in excess of $350, 000" and also, wants to void the sale. Two days after the bank filed its suit, the federal government filed a similar suit to void the transaction but did not list three Portland Indian Bureau officials included in the bank's complaint, as defendants. Lomax included the officials in his list of defendants and in intervening, in the federal suit, Rooms May Be Moved In University House Champaign, 111. (U.R) From the outside it looks like a dream house, but once inside, you'd swear it was a bad dream. The walls can be moved in and out, rooms switched, kitchen and bathroom fixtures changed from one1 room to another in a jiffy, and doors and windows relocated. The house has been built on the University of Illinois campus to test reactions of families to room sizes, ararngement of rooms and equipment and door and window locations. Researchers hope to deter mine, by experimenting with the house, the space requirements for modern families living in small homes. Washington Man Named to Post In Philippines Manila U.P.) Edward S. Prentice of Puyallup, Wash., has been appointed deputy chief of the mutual security mission tQ the Philippines, Dr. Roland R. Renne, chief of the mission, an nounced Saturday. Division Chief Prentice, who has been serv ing with the MSA as chief of the trade and overseas develop ment division for the United Kingdom in London since April, 1950, is scheduled to arrive here in the later part of April. The office of the deputy chief of the mission in the Philippines has been vacant since the or ganization of the mission. Renne said that Prentice "comes to the Manila mission with an excellent background of succesful administrative ex- perience in government eco nomic aid and development pro grams." He is a graduate of Reed col lege and Harvard university. He is married and has three chil dren. charged that it was a deliberate attempt to defend E. Morgan Pryse, head of the local bureau; Clyde Flinn, land sales officer, and F. E. La France, assistant land sales officer. Meanwhile, at Gold Beach, Ore., the site of the disputed property, Henry B. Taylor has ordered a logging contractor to stop cutting timber on' the land formerly owned by the two Indians. Taylor was listed as a defen dant in both the Portland Trust Bank and the federal suits to rescind the sale of the property. Bugle Virtuoso Calls Reds to Allied Guns With Marines in Korea (U.R) A Marine bugle virtuoso tried luring the Communists to de struction. At strategic moments, he blar ed the Chinese call for attack, which brought the enemy run ning straight into the muzzles of Leatherneck guns. He learned the call, note for Oriental note, when his patrol surprised four enemy soldiers and a Red bugler called for aid. C REFINANCING Under Jackson County Federal' monthly" mortgage payment plan you can handle your home financing like rent. No need to worry about large annual or semi-annual payments on your mort gage when you refinance with Jackson County Federal. We invite you to come in and dis cuss refinancing your home mortgage. 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