TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Russell Would Be 3rd
Bachelor President
In American History
Thursday, April 17, 1SS2
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third In a leriei about pros
pective official hostesses of
Democratic presidential candidates.
Washington (U.R If Sen.
Richard B. Russell is elected
President, he would be the third
bachelor President in American
history.
There would be no First Lady
unless the 54-year-old Geor
gian follows the lead of the last
bachelor President, Grover
Cleveland, who married In
1886 during his first term.
Mother Available
But Dick Russell would not
be wanting for an official White
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them in his own family.
First, there's his mother, 84-year-old
Mrs. Ina Dillard Rus
sell who lives In the Russell
family home at Winder, Ga. Mrs.
Russell has been mostly con
fined to ';ier home since she
broke her hip four years ago
but the senator reports she is
Vin good health and good spir
its." In 1950, she was Georgia's
"Mother of the Year."
"I propose to bring mother
up to live with me if I am
elected." Russell says.
Was Official Hostess
Mrs. Russell was her son's
official hostess when he was
governor of Georgia in the early
1930 s and he brags, "she still
knows more about running a
house than any woman I know."
Mrs. Russell probably would
be his hostess for state dinners
but she could not be expected to
preside at the huge state recep
tions. On these occasions, Russell
would pass the honor of hostess
around among his four sisters
who live in Washington.
Court Records
POMCK COURT
Louise F. Dennis, failure to stop at
ton ilan. IK.
Doy Z. Colbaugh, violation of basic
rule, IS.
Raymond Tt. Kldwell, 'violation of
basic rule, 910.
DISTRICT COURT
Frederick S. Whaley, Improper muf-
ner. iu.
Joseph P. Numet, overload, $18.
Edward Lee Taylor, overload, $lfl.
Vernon Dunne Currv. overload. $20.
Thorn hi H. Martla, no motor vehicle
license, S.V
Iiabell Nolan, no operator'i license
IS.
Rex Thompson, drunk In a public
place, $30.
Robert A. Baker, 312 Jeanette street,
driving while intoxicated. $255.
Gaylord L. Hallett, operating motor
vehicle wmie in embrace 01 anoiner,
$3.
Floyd O. Haworth, no operator'i 11
cense. $5.
Albert Lee Wilcox, failure to atop
at stop slfm, 110.
Jack Wayne Thornton, no muffler.
CIRCUIT COURT
Isabel D. Roes vs. Allen Russell Ross,
divorce decree.
Norma E. Lehnherr vi. Richard C.
Lehnherr, divorce complaint.
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Welfare and Mass
Care Planned Here
By CD, Red Cross
Local and state Red Cross and
civilian defense officials met
Tuesday in an effort to organ
ize welfare and mass care pro
grams for Jackson county, ac
cording to Mrs. Blanche Lyman,
deputy director of CD aid and
welfare for the county.
The meeting resulted in the
establishment of a training pro
gram for all local county chap
ter disaster workers during the
last two weeks of May, either
from the 19th to the 23rd or
26th to 28th, Mrs. Enid Rankin,
executive secretary for the coun
ty Red Cross chapter, reported.
Mrs. Rankin pointed out that the
final date is pending the avail
ability of Mrs. Katharine Hall
Chambers, disaster field repre
sentative for the Red Cross, who
will supervise the program.
Tells Responsibility
At a noon luncheon, Mrs.
Chambers told local workers
that "Red Cross is legally and
morally responsible for meeting
the 'humanitarian needs of peo
ple in natural disaster." She
stressed the need of local pre
paredness and the importance of
fund raising at this time since
the Red Cross is faced with re
habilitation for victims of two
major disasters: a tornado in the
south, and the present flood In
the midwest and southern states.
Mrs. Chambers worked from
July through October in the Mis
souri flood disaster and was then
released to the Oregon civil de-
fen s e commission to assist
George E. Emlgh, Jr., of the state
staff, In training for mass care
in war-caused disaster.
Groups to Cooperate ,
Robert Elliott, Medford, coun
ty disaster head, tied in the Red
Cross work with CD plans at the
meeting. "Red Cross is also re
sponsible for mass care in the
CD plans," Elliott pointed out,
"and my committee will coop
erate to the fullest extent with
the CD organization."
Col. Charles Stafford, county
CD head, described the position
of mass care in the county plan
and noted that authority followed
from the director to deputy di
rector for aid and welfare to the
mass care section, which includes
food, clothing and shelter.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Of EQUALIZATION
Notlct ! hereby given tht the
Board or Directors of the Medford
Irrllltlon Dlitriet will meet a
Board of Equalization in the offlca of
the Board, Room 303, Holly Theater
Building in Mearord, oreson at 1:30
P.M. on the Sth day of May, 1BS3 for
the purpose of reviewing and correct
ing its assessment and apportionment
of taxes, at which time and place any
and ell evidence of the objections re
lating thereto will be heard and
determined.
JACK HorrBUHR, Secretary
isoara or uirectors
Medford Irrigation District
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WETAR YOURS-
GOOD ADVICE - This helmet,
which appears to have borne the
brunt of a shrapnel or machine
gun burst, belonged to a Marine
erf the 1st Division. His buddies
srected this sign on the Korean
front. Medical officers estimated
19 per cent of all casualties are
head wounds due to men not
wearing helmets.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 8894
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Of JOHN E. ROSS, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
circuit court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County, has appointed
the undersigned as executrix of the
estate of John E. Rons, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present
the same with proper vouchers within
six month from this data at the of
fice of Mff, Frohnmnyer it Lowry,
Cooley Theatre Building. Medford,
Oregon.
L'vteri thin 17th riny of April, 1952.
EDITH SKYRMAN. Executrix of
the Estate of John E. Ross,
decerned.
NEFF. FROHN MAYER St LOWRY
Attorneys for Executrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICF.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned ndminfstrntor of the
estate of John Demmer, Deceased, has
filed in the Circuit Court of Jackson
County, Oregon, his duly verified fin
al account, and said court has fixed
Friday, May 16, 1952, at 10:00 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day in the
court room of said court as the time
and place for the hearing of said final
account. All persons interested in said
estate are hereby notified to make or
file their objections to said final ac
count, If any the have, with said
court, at or he fore said time.
Eugene Thnrndike. Administrator
of the estate of John Demmer.
deceased.
Gus Newbury
Attorney for Administrator.
Mcleod
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ended Decemoer 31, 1951
Of the
"ST. PAUL-MERCURY INDEMNITY
COMPANY
of ST. PAUL, In the Slate of MINNE
SOTA, made to the Insuranre Com
missioner of the State of Oregon, pur
suant to law:
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds S39.2n.72t.fi5
Stocks 6,752.274.00
Mortgage loans on real
estate 0
Real estate, less $0 en
cumbrances 0
Cash and bank deposits.. 2,810,711.69
Agents' balances or un
collected premiums .... 6,801,453.13
Interest, dividends and
real estate Income due
and accrued 387,328.49
Other asieti 75,862.89
1.034.3.12.15
AND
f . 896. 343 0ft
!. 064. 487.61
1.218.509.29
NOTICK
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARY HUBER. DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
(he undersigned has filed her final
account In the above entitled estate
and the above named court has fixed
the 19lh day of May. 1952, at the hour
of 10.00 o'clock A M. in the Court,
house In Medford, Oregon, in the Cir
cuit Courtroom thereof, at the time
and place for hearing objections to
said final account, and for the settle
ment thereof.
MARY A. HAUSLER
Executrix
Paul W. Havlland
Rohert R, Dickey
Attorneys
NOTICE OF MEKTINO
Notice of Meeting or the Board of
Directors of the Rogue River Valley
Irrigation District for "Purpose of
Equalizing Assessment! and Appor
tioning or Taxes."
Notice li hereby given In compli
ance with Section 125-803 O.C.L.C.,
(hat a meeting of the Board of Direc
tors of (he Rogue River Valley Irri
gnlinn District, acting as a Board of
Kqualirnlion, will meet at the office
of the District, one and one-fourth
miles north of Medford. Jackson
County. Oregon, on the 6th day of
May. 1052 al 10 00 A.M., for the pur
pose of reviewing and correcting Its
assessment and apportionment of
taxes at which time and place any
, and all evidence andor objections re
luting thereto will be heard and
determined
I W D Staadman.
Secretary of Board of Director
Rngne River Valley Irrigation
District.
Tntal admitted assets $5fl.i
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS
OTHER FUNDS
Lessee $20;
Lost adjustment ex
penses 3.
Unearned premiums .... 18
All other liabilities 2,
Total liabilities, ex
cept capital , $44,977,639.35
Capital paid
up $3,000,000.00
Special sur
plus funds
Unas signed
funds (sur
plus! R 056.712 80
Surplus as regards policy
holders $11,058,712 80
Total S56.034.352.I5
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned $31,979.623 83
Losses incurred $!B.624.2A3.40
Loss expenses incurred 3.608.017.09
Other underwriting ex
penses incurred 12.747,769.41
Total underwriting
deductions 34.980.07080
Net underwriting gain
or less -3.000.446 97
Investment Income ........ 1,453.036.46
Other Income 1.894 38
Total, before federal In
come taxes -1.549.304.89
Federal Income taxes In
curred 0
Net income -1.549.304.89
Dividends to stock
holders $ 600.000.00
Dividends to policy
holders 0
Capital charges (net -600,419.35
Other Items affecting
surplus (netl 0
Tntal capital and sur
plus Items (net) -419,53
crease In surplus as re
gards policyholders . 1.516,885.34
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received ..$ 710.731.22
Net Inssril paid 307.414.15
Dividends paid or credit
ed to policyholders .... 0
Principal office In Oregon. 1012 Fail
ing Building. Portland 4, Oregon.
Robinson, Potter and Shepherd
U. S. National Hank HI (If. j
Medford, Oregon
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McLeod Dinner guests at
"Folding Hills" ranch April 10
were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grieve
and Mrs Jon Smede of Pensa
cola, Fla.
Mrs. Mae Darrohn and Mrs.
Ann Hillman have gone to Los
Angeles on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cleavenberg
are vacationing in the Grand
Canyon of Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Ohrt and
family of Bremerton, Wash.,
were week-end guests here of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hoag and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hume
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Vaughn and family spent
Easter Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Vaughn
in Medford.
The community extends sym
pathy to M. Leo Hoag and fam
ily in the passing of his mother,
Mrs. Jennie Hoag.
Mrs. Mabel Hanson who wentj
to the PTA convention at Pen
dleton came back by the way of
Portland and is spending a few
days there visiting relatives. j
Luncheon guests at the home
of Mrs. Walter Hillman on April
9 were' Mrs. Arthur Humes and
twin daughters, Mrs. Harry
Harding, Mrs. Robert Darrohn
and family and Miss Shirley
Collier.
Easter day guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Morse were Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Wohlford of Gold Hill.
Mrs. Jonn Smede has gone to
Tacoma, Wash., to visit her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Axtell.
Mrs. Milly Glass has been the
guest of her daughter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Al Bedingfield.
Easter dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nelson and fam
ily were Mr. and Mrs. Billie
Mattson and family and Mr. and
Mrs. William Mattson Sr. of Ash
land. They also were celebrating
Bob Nelson's birthday.
Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn of Med
ford spent Easter Sunday here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Chandler and her sister
Juanlta.
There will be a well baby
clinic at Shady Cove school on
Monday, April 21, from 1:30 to
3:30 p.m. and all those in the
Elk-Trail community who have
children between the ages of six
months to five years are urged
to attend.
On Tuesday, April 29, Mrs.
Ruby Carey of Grants Pass will
be at the Elk-Trail school house
to instruct in rug making. All
interested are urged to attend
at 1:30 p.m.
U. S. Bank Deposits
Grow in Past Year
Deposits in the Medford
branch of the U.S. National bank
as of March 31 totaled $15,151,
580, It was reported today by
Allan T. Perry, manager. The
report was in response to the
call of the comptroller of the
currency.
Loans and discounts for the
Medford branch were 8, 915,485,
Perry said.
Deposits throughout the state
wide bank's branches were $576,-
137,335, an increase of more
than $23,000,000 during the past
year, and total resources stood
at $624,312,364.
The fortress of Sacsahuaman
in Peru, which Is still standing,
was built by the Inca Indians to
guard Cusco, the leading city of
the Inca realm. It was begun in
1438 and completed in 1508.
Mound City, 111. (U.R) The
Rev. J. HrCopeland showed no
sign of recognition when he met
his 28-year-old son, Thomas, in
court. Copeland, a justice of the
peace, fined his son $32.20 for
disorderly conduct.
ALIBI REALLY PERFECT
Knoxville, Tenn. IU.R) A 48-year-old
Kentuckian had a per
feet alibi when he appeared in
federal court here on a forgery
charge. The court found that the
defendant couldn't write.
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