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Friday, Augus! 8, 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Notice is hereby given- that th undersigned nas Deen appointed by the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, Executrix of the Estate of Wm., w. Edington, deceased. All per sons having claims against, the said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly certified to the under signed Executrix at the office of her attorney. Gus Newbury, in the United States National Bank Bldg.. within six months from the date of this' notice. Dated: July 18th. 1952. -. Mary E. Collett. Executrix of the Estate of Wm. W. Edington. Deceased Gus 1 Newbury Attorney for Executrix. IXECTJTOIt'S NOTICE Tf CREDITORS .. .., - - - ; lb! mi ill mm e a,m t0 0 pm mmammmummmmmmmmmammu Urive In o Johnston stores jLwiiimiir-n- n n mm . i. ! r wtV-&i in r'fn iiii ' THOUSANDS OF WELL WISHERS turn out at Los Angeles to greet General Dwight D. Eisenhower ; when he arrives to address Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment. With him are Governor Earl : Warren (center) and Senator Richard Nixon (left), his vice presidential running mate on the Republican ticket. His speech was heard by 16,000 in Coliseum. (International Soundphoto) Cannery Layoffs Bring Unemployment Since Salem (U.R) Cannery lay offs in recent weeks resulted in more unemployment in Oregon on Aug. 1 than at any time since late in May, according to reports from local offices of the State Unemployment Compensat ion Commission. The number of Oregon work ers actively seeking jobs climbed from 17,078 two months ago to 18,236 last week the biggest early summer increase since the end of the war. A year ago 13,233 job seekers were reported. Benefits' Advance Sharply . , Benefits paid cannery workers advanced sharply in recent weeks. Only 383 employees of food processing plants received checks early in July but 1,342 were listed last week nearly a fourth of all claimants. Mean Nude Beach Bathing Seen in Next 20 Years Mays Landing, N. J. (U.R)- A leader of the American nudist movement came up with a cool . ing thought for the day. Birthday suit bathing at public -'. beaches may be only 20 years in the future, according to the Rev. Ilsley Boone, 73-year-old Baptist ,i minister who has headed the V American Sunbathing Associa tion since the early 1930s. . "Uncle Danny" Boone took over as top nudist when men still felt it was daring to doff the tops of their swim suits. He says he may live to see the day when the bottom comes off, too. Women To Be First Women will have flung mod esty aside long before, Boone . thinks. If you don't agree, just ' look around you, he advises. "If we are to judge from the past two decades," he said, "in ancther 20 years there will be a . great deal of unsegregated nude bathing on public beaches. The day is here already when thou ' ' sands of people while not nudists themselves, feel it is all right for those who follow the nudist principles to practice nudism." Censure Removal Goal Boone described the goal of the nudist movement as the re moval of censure, both moral and legal, ' from those who wish to disrobe for reasons of comfort or health. Great strides already have been made at bathing re sorts along the Danube in Aus- ; tria, on the North and Black Seas and on French islands in the Mediterranean. There are a few beaches along the Atlantic seaboard where "the young people of the community" enjoy mixed swimming in the while, the number of women seeking jobs was estimated at 7,804, more than have been seen by local offices since mid-April. With bean picking now well under way and late "fruits be ginning to come in, cannery em ployment is expected to pick up considerably during the next few weeks, peaking early in Septem ber. Payments Increase Payments to insured workers in July reached $469,156, an in crease of 31 per cent from the corresponding month of 1951 but slightly below the postwar aver age for this season. Since the beginning of the 1952-53 benefit year, 15,200 persons have filed claims as compared with 13,149 at this time a year agb, the com mission said. Fewer lumber and altogether, he reported. And Boone can recount a bit of his tory that proves such goings-on were socially acceptable at New port, R. I., 100 years ago. . "It was the custom there to keep the entire beach available for nude bathing of the servants of wealthy families,-except for the few hours a day when the masters . went to the beach clothed to dunk in the surf," tie said. "A red ball hoisted atop a flagpole signalled the availability of the beach for unclothed swim ming after the 'classes' left the strand to the 'masses'." Boone hopes the "classes" will be answering the red ball signal at Newport by 1972. Horses Becoming Scarce As Britishers Eat Jhem Manchester, England (U.R) Britain faces a shortage of horses because 'its meat-hungry residents are eating them at the rate of 50,000 a year, the Man chester Guardian has disclosed. The Guardian based its state ment on a survey which said .the shortage also was partly caused by blackmarketing of horses to the Continent. Man Too Busy To Send Bill for Money Due Him Milwaukee (U.R) The mu nicipal Board of Purchases has been-trying to persuade Leo Schneider to present a bill for supplies his firm sold to the city. Schneider said he was "too busy"-right now but would try to send a statement soon. The bill amounts to $620,652. Week-End Famous Name Brand '' - V NYLON HOSE Slightly Irregular 60 GAUGE 15 DENIER Highest Late in May logging workers were among current claimants, but every, oth er main classification was higher than in August, 1951. West Oregon Responsible Western Oregon areas were mainly responsible for the rise in the number of idle worker's. Only the Ontario and The Dalles districts east of the Cascades re ported more job seekers than a month or a year before., but Salem, Portland, Hillsboro, As toria, Roseburg and Toledo were among western offices noting a letdown. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 8950 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. PROBATE DEPARTMENT. . In the Matter of the Estate of Pie tro Giannelli, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as executrix of the es tate of Pietro Giannelli. deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with proper vouchers, at the office of Warren G. Lesseg, At torney at Law. 128 East Main street. Medford, Oregon, withiii six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published this 18th day of July. 1952. Lila LaTourrette, Executrix NOTICE OF BOND SALE Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the Maple Park Water District, Jackson County, Oregon, will at 7:30 P.M. on the 15th -day of August 1952; at the office of the Treasurer of said Dist rict. Medford, Oregon, offer for sale an issue of S27.500.00 of general obli gation bonds of said District hereto fore approved by the electors and by the Board of said District. Said bonds shall be in denomina tions of $500 each, maturing serially in numerical order; bonds numbered 1-17 maturing one annually on July 1, beginning in 1957 and continuing through 1962; bonds numbering 18-25, maturing two annually on January 1 and July 1. beginning in 1963 and continuing through 1971: and bonds numbered 26-55. maturing three an nually, one on January 1 and two on July 1, beginning in 1972 and continu ing through 1981. Said bonds shall bear interest at a rate not to exceed five per cent (5) per annum, payable semi-annually on the first days of January and July pf each year, prin cipal and interest payable at the of fice of the Treasurer of said District at Medford, Oregon. Said bonds shall be callable ten (10) years after date of issue and on any interest paying date thereafter. Said District will furnish and print said bonds and sell the same subject to the approving opinion of Winfree. McCuIloch, Shuler and Sayre, bond attorneys of Portland, Oregon. Bids must be in writing and per sons offering to purchase said bonds are invited to bid thereon for not less than par and at such rate of interest, not exceeding five (5) per annum, as they shall' designate and said bonds shall bear the rate of interest to be designated by the purchaser thereof as aforesaid. Sealed bids for the pur chase of said bonds will be received by the Treasurer of said District at 1-2 Brophy Bldg., Medford, Oregon until the time of sale. Bids must be accompanied by " a certified check payable to the Maple Park Water District in the sum of not less than $500.00. The right is hereby reserv ed to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Commis sioners of Maple Park Water District. Dated and first published this 1st day of August. 1952. -B. T. GREEN. TREASURER MAPLE PARK WATER DISTRICT SPEDM -- NOTICE Probate No. 8856 : IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY - DM THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EDWARD FORREST. DECEASED On or after September 5, 1952, as the administrator of the estate of Ed ward Forrest, deceased. I win. pur suant to an order of the above entitled court, made on the 31st day of July. 1952 in the above entitled estate, sell at private sale at the office of Paul w. Haviland. courtnouse, Meaiora. Ore gon, for cash, subject to confirmation bv the above court, all of the follow ing described real property of said estate, located in Jackson County. Ore gon, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the east erly northwest line of the Pacific Highway which is south 1517.2 feet and east 229.8 feet from the northwest corner of D.L.C. 61, Township 37 South. Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon, and from said point run thence southerly along the east side of said high way 98 feet: thence east 1086 feet to the true point of begin ning of the premises described; thence south 114 feet: thence west parallel to the north line of this tract 349 feet: thence north 114 feet; thence east 349 feet to the true point of beginning. CURT NORMAN FRENCH Administrator Paul W. Haviland and Robert R. Dickey Attorneys for Administrator The State Board of Accountancy an nounces tha"t an examination for ' ad mission to the roster of accountants authorized to conduct municipal au dits will be given on September 18 and 19. 1952. Applications for this ex amination should be in the hands of the Board not later than August 29, 13Z. CALL FOR BIDS APPI.EG ATE GYMNASIUM ' APPLEG ATE SCHOOL DISTRICT ADVERTISING FOR BID Sealed proposals are invited, and will be received at the office of the Applegate School District No. 40. at Applegate, Jackson County Oregon, to ana until the hour of 8:00 p.m. on August 25. 1952, for the construction of a gymnasium building of 50-0" width by lOO'-O" in length, and lo cated as specified by the school, do all construction as specified on plans and specifications. Plans, specifications and contract documents may be examined at Mr. Lester Hill s home of Provolt, Ore gon, upon deposit of $10.00. The full amount of deposit for one set of documents will be retnrnml tn each bidder within a reasonable time after receipt of bids. Bids must be sealed and delivered to tne Applegate School District. An- plegate, Oregon and marked "Proposal ior construction of Applegate Gym nasium and must be properly signed by the persons makine such bids. All proposals must be upon regular oianK lorms and must be accompan ied by cash or certified check in the amount of not less than ten (10 ft) per cent of the amount bid. made payame to the ADDleeate School Dist rict No. 40 on condition that the same shall be forfeited if the successful Didder shall not furnish . bond or en ter into a contract for said work or undertaking. The successful bidder shall, before entering UDon his duties anH within fifteen (15) days- after the award of the contract, furnish a good and suf-1 iicient oond in favor of the Annlo. gate School District No. 40 in not l than one hundred per cent. (lOOr) oi tne contract price, with sureties to be approved by the Applegate School Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to vaive informalities. ' All bids will be publicly opened and read in the Applegate School at the time aforesaid. Award shall hp maris to the lowest responsible bidder ac cording to the orovisions of th Ap plegate school District No. 40 and sub ject to the limitations and conditions herein contained. Bidders - must prequalify under cnapier zza. Oregon Laws. 1931. BY ORDER OF THE APPLEGATE SCHDUL DISTRICT. ...... . . Berteena Hill. Clerk Applegate School District No. 40 tsox nu, Murphy, Oregon. AT Y0UI FAVORITE FOUNTAIN nWi jl-ui-& VJ J fl WEEK r liiTifrHiii . k , , v Ip H FROZEN FOOD CHEST 1 jjj pTi 1 : I I ,Jit m 1 ii ., it r-ii 11 -AmSm . 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