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t School Boards Set
Elections Monday
Patrons of the Medford city
school district will vote tomor
row for a member of the city
school board. The election will
be held from 2 to 8 p. m. in the
girls gymnasium of the senior
high school.
Only candidate who has for
mally entered the race is Otto
A. Ewaldsen, 20 Ross court. The
outgoing board member, who is
not a candidate for reelection,
is E. Ronald Rice, 302 Van
couver avenue.
Ewaldsen's name will appear
on the ballot. Voters desiring
to cast a ballot for any other
person must write in the name
and place an X before it to have
the .vote counted.
C. W. (Bill) Anthorn is the
only candidate for election to
the District 6C .school board, rep
resenting the Central Point-Gold
Hill area. Polls will be open
from 2 to 8 p. m. at Central
Point and Gold Hill.
Elections are also slated (rom
8 to 9 p. m. in each of the coun
ty's smaller districts.
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Eagle Point Bond j
Election June 27
Eagle Point A special bond
election will be held at Eagle
Point on June 27 to amend the
city charter by allowing a bond
ed indebtedness not to exceed
$15,000, according to City Re
corder Sam F. Coy.
The election was ordered by
the council, to raise funds to
purchase a new pumper truck
and equipment for the city fire
department, Coy explained.
The special election will be
held from noon to 7 p.m. at a
central polling place to be an
nounced later.
At a council meeting follow
ing a June 10 public hearing the
city council approved a total
budget of $24,245.10 for the
1952-53 fiscal year. No special
election on the budget is neces
sary, Coy related, because of a
five year continuing levy voted
in July, 1950.
The total tax levy for the next
fiscal year is $8,127.55 with only
$687.21 inside the 6 per cent lim
itation. Estimated receipts for
the year are set at $16,856.41.
Alaska Students
First Atop Peak
Fairbanks, Alaska U.R)
Four University of Alaska stu
dents have conquered 17,130
foot King peak for the first time.
The peak, highest unclimbed
mountain in North America be'
fore the Alaskans made the
ascent last week, is near the
Yukon-Alaskan border.
Al Paige, leader of the four
man party returned to Fair
banks by plane Friday. He said
his party had reached the sum
mit and planted a University of!Goldray
CP Rural District
Boundary Hearing
Slated Tuesday
Central Point Petitions for
inclusion in the Central Point
Rural fire district are expected
to be presented to the county
court Thursday at 10 a. m., dur
ing an open public hearing on
the proposed district's boundar
ies, according to officials of the
rural fire department here.
Several residents and busin
ess owners of the proposed
Jacksonville district have
pressed intentions of seeking ad
mittance to the Central Point
district, they said. This is being
done by submitting a petition
"... prior to the date of such
hearing . . . signed by 80 per
cent or more of the record own
ers of real property in any area
adjacent to such district . . . ",
according to state law, and if
approval is given by the court.
The law also points out that
the court may change the pro
posed boundaries at the hear
ing "... by reducing the area
of such proposed district . . ."
The proposed district bound
aries for Central Point are as
follows: On the north, all of low
er Table Rock east through up
per Table Rock and across
Rogue river; on the east, south
to the Crater Lake highway,
.east to the Foothill road, south
to Coker Butte road; on the
south, west to Schulz road and
the Table Rock Market road,
south to De Barr road, south at
Howard avenue across the Pac
ific highway and west to meet
Ross lane; on the west, north
paralleling Military road until
it rejoins the Old Stage road,
then west Vi miles, then north
passing iust west of Tolo to the
dam and lower Table
Clerk Sits on Robbery Suspect
To Hold Him Until Police Arrive
Portland (U.PJ A flying
tackle by a passerby ended a
brief robbery splurge by a 39-year-old
gunman Friday night
only eight minutes slltr a state
liquor store was robbed.
George Henry Stephenson,
Portland, a railroad worker, was
jailed on two charges of armed
robbery after he was captured
and disarmed and then identi
fied as the man who an hour
previously had held up a neigh
borhood grocery several blocks
from the liquor store.
Citric Gives Chase
Joseph Kennedy, 64, liquor
store clerk, chased Stephenson
from the establishment after the
suspect had pulled a .38-caliher
revolver and pocketed about $58.
Kennedy caught Stephenson
counting the money behind a
tavern, but the gunman broke
away from him and was fleeing
down the street when Lyle K.
Arends happened by and joined
the chase.
Arends downed the fugitive
with a tackle and was sitting on
him, with Kennedy holding the
robber's gun, when police ar
rived. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riizo,
owners of the grocery store,
picked Stephenson from a police
lineup as the man who took
about $70 from them an hour
earlier.
CALIFORNIA WEATHER
By United Press
North California; Fair through
Sunday except for partly cloudy
extreme north with few scatter
ed showers; no decided change
in temperature; variable winds
10-20 mph off coast mostly south
to west.
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE YZW
Budworm Spraying Slated in Oregon
Salem U.R) Some 640,000 1 a million acres are still to be
acres of Oregon forests will be I sprayed. The program is expect
sprayed in operations beginning led to be completed next year.
next week to kill spruce bud-
worm the State Forestry depart
ment said Saturday.
The project will begin as soon i
as the spruce budworms emerge.
The Stata Forestry depart-1
ment will spray 366,000 acres!
and the U. S. Forest Service
BIRTHS
HIGGINBOTHAM To Mr.
and Mrs. Orland, 104 Elk street,
Medford, June 14, 1952, a girl,
7 lbs., at Osteopathic hospital.
280,000 acres. The state will
spray land in northeast Oregon
and the U. S. Forest service, in
the Mount Hood and Willamette
National forests and on the Warm
Springs Indian reservation. The
spraying is estimated to cost a
dollar an acre.
The spraying program began
in 1948 and to date 2,128.000
acres nave been sprayed. About
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