Range Reseeding
Tour Slated for
. August 25 fo27
A ranee tour of several rfr
seeding areas in Jackson county
has been scheduled August 25,
26 and 27, according to W. B.
Tucker, county extension agent.
The tour will begin at 8:30
p.m. Monday," August 25, at the
courthouse. The Anderson Ridge
experiment station west of Tal-
. ent, the Yale Creek skidroad re
spedins nlot and the Silver Fork
range reseeding area will be vis-
. ited that day.
. Slay at Union Creek
Tuesday the Little Elk range
reseeding plot, the skidroad re
seeding area near Fish lake and
the Willow prairie range reseed
ing plot will be visited. The
group will remain overnignx ai
Union Creek. Wednesday they
will view the Flat Creek range
reseeding plot, the Sams Camp
range area and Bruce Grieve's
reseeding plot on the Graham
Creek road.
Tucker said anyone who is ln
. tcAcA in inrmroved range and
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forestlands is invited to attend,
but he asked that they contacx
the extension office or the
Rogue River National forest of
fice. The tour is jointly sponsor
ed by the forest service, the bu
nf land management and
the Jackson County Stockmen's
association.
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UNHAPPY MOTORIST Marine Cpl. Frank Farkas, 23 ear-old
Korean war veteran found guilty of violating a Washington, D. C:,
statute which- prohibits painting an auto so as to ridicule its
maker, points to the word "Lemon" painted on the trunk -lid of
his auto. Farkas plans an appeal to the Supreme Court if he can
raise the money.
Presidential Nominee
To Get AFL Backing;
Both Asked To Speak
Atlantic City, N.J. U.P.)
The executive council of the
American Federation of Labor,
in a precedent-shattering move,
laid the groundwork Thursday
for endorsement of a president
ial candidate.
It would be the first time in
28 years and the second time in
the labor organization's 71 year
Dellenback Chairman
Of Kids Day Program
John Dellenback has been
named chairman for Medford
observance of National Kids day
on September 27.
Medford Kiwanis club will
sponsor the observance here for
the third year. National sponsors
are the National Kids Day foun
dation and Kiwanis 'Internation'
al. Purpose is to focus attention
on needs of less - privileged
youngsters.
. Dellenback's appointment was
announced " at - the Wednesday
noon luncheon of Kiwanians at
Rogue Valley Country club. It
was also announced that Fred
Gatter and ' John Pletsch will
serve as co-chairmen for the an
nual Kiwanis Kapers to be stag
ed early next year.
A movie. "Walls without
Welds," concerning the manu
facture of seamless pipe, was
shown. Conger-Morris Funeral
parlor loaned the use of its pro
jector for showmg of- the Na-
tional Tube company film.
FIREMEN STAND BY
The Medford fire department
stood by at the municipal air
port at about 2:30 p.m. yester
dav while an FM-2 plane, pilot
ed by Eugene Kooser, landed
safely, firemen reported today.
The plane, flying in from Klam
ath Falls, developed wing flap
trouble while landing, they
stated.
ALL WILLING TO GIVE
Mount Washington, Mass.
(U.R) All 34 residents of this
tiny town turned out the same
day to have their blood typed
as part of the civil defense pro
gram.
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history that it has actively sup
ported a candidate for the pres
idency. Candidates Invited -
In a stormy session Wednes
day the council voted to invite
Democratic candidate Gov. Ad
lai E. Stevenson and the Repub
lican nominee, Dwight D. Eis
enhower, to address the AFL
National convention next month.
After hearing the candidate's
speeches, the powerful 15-man
executive council was expected
to recommend that the National
convention take a definite stand
for either Stevenson or Eisen
hower. To Make Recommendation
"In all probability, after hear
ing the speeches of the candi
dates, we will recommend that
the National Convention endorse
a presidential candidate," one
council member said.
Members of the Political Ed
ucation group had . stated pre-
viously that, the labor organiza
tion was overwhelmingly behind
Stevenson.
The AFL has endorsed only
one presidential candidate in
its history. He was Robert La
Follette, pro-labor Progressive
party nominee, who lost to Cal
vin Coolidge in 1924. ' '
Noted Newspaper
Columnist Succumbs
West Chester, Pa.. U.PJ
Mark Sullivan, newspaperman,
columnist and historian, died
Wednesday night in the same
town where he began his news
paper career more than 60 years
ago.
A nationally-syndicated col
umnist for the New York Herald-Tribune,
Sullivan would
have been 79 years old next
month. He suffered a heart at
tack on his farm in nearby
Avondale, Pa., Wednesday after
noon and was rushed , to the
Chester County Hospital here in
an ambulance.
One of the most' respected
writers on international and na
tional affairs, Sullivan was au
thor of the six-volume book
"Our Times."
Reds Can Defeat UN,
Korea Premier Says
Panmunjom U.R) - North
Korean Premier Kim "II Sung
said Thursday the Communists
can defeat the United Nations
"at any time of our choice un
der the flag of the world com
munistic countries." '
He said his government de
mands "termination of the war
on an equal basis." . -
Kim spoke on Pyongyang ra
dio on the seventh anniversary
of North Korea's "independ
ence." His defiant blast came
while truce negotiations were at
another standstill, in recess un
til August 19.
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Nixon Thanks Local
Man for Telegram
Tony Manno, Medford hard
ware man, received a letter re
cently from Richard Nixon, Re
publican vice-presidential can
didate in answer to .a telegram
of congratulations which Manno
sent the Californian after the
latter V nomination. Nixon
wrote: .
"This is just a note to tell you
how much I appreciated your
congratulations on my nomina
tion for the Vice-Presidency."
"We have a real fight in front
on us from now until Novemb
er, and, as you can imagine, I
will be going through some pret
ty hectic days. It will certainly
be good to know that my friends
and supporters will be with me
all the' way.
"With all good wishes, sincere
ly, Richard Nixon."
Manno met Nixon when he
was a member of the internation
al board of trustees of the 20-30
club from 1938-42 and Nixon
was president of the Whittier,
Calif., club. Later the two be
came better acquainted at the
20-30 national conventions held
in San Francisco and San Diego.
Ashland Man Charged
With Theft of Aufo
Chester Henry McCoy, 36, of
Ashland, was in the county jail
today charged with stealing a
car which once belonged to him,
the city police report. McCoy
is charged with the larceny of
a car from Medford Motors,
Jackson street and Riverside
avenue.
The car was reported miss
ing yesterday from the used car
lot. Police said the car was tak
en from McCoy several days ago
because of his failure to meet
the payments. McCoy had an
other set of keys so he took the
car back, police said, after mail
ing the company the money he
owed. McCoy's check for the
back payment was received to
day, according to a representa
tive from Medford Motors..
Bite Taken From Cheese
Traps Burglary Suspect
Omaha (U.R) The police
didn't bait this trap but they
snared a suspect on. a burglary
charge just the same.
Officers found a piece of
cheese with a bite taken out of
it while investigating the rob
bery of a chain store. The cheese
was sent, along with dental im
pressions of six suspects, to the
FBI in Washington.
Back came word that the im
pressions on the cheese matched
those of George Bartlett, 24,
an ex-convict. . Bartlett was
charged with the $355 robbery.
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Daughter Born
Aboard Airliner
New. York U.R) At 25-year-old
woman gave birth unattend
ed to a girl Thursday in the rest
room of a Pan-American airliner
flying from San Juan, P. R., to
New York.
Mrs. Lidia Serpa,. New York,
and her new daughter were re
ported doing fine at a hospital
where they were taken after the
plane landed at Idlewild Air
port. '
Passengers and crew members
were not aware of the child's
birth until they heard the'eries
of the newborn baby coming
from the lavatory on the four
engined plane.
Barbara Giron, stewardess on
the flight, said Mrs. Serpa told
her at midnight that she was hav
ing pains. But the pregnant wom
an, whose husband was sched
uled to meet her at the -airport
in New York, said she wasn't
worried because the baby was
not due for two more months.
JUST A FEW GLASSES
Pawtucket, R. I. (U.R) Wil
liam Dunn was indignant when
brought into court on a drunken
nes charge. "I only had 18 glass
es of beer," he said. He was held
for trial.
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Thursday, August 14, 19S2
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LOSES SENATE SEAT Senator
Kenneth D. McKellar, 83, is shown
in'Memphis as he conceded defeat
defeat for re-election in the Ten
nessee Democratic primary. Mc-,
Kellar, seeking an unprecedented
seventh consecutive term in the
Senate, was defeated by Rep. j
Albert Gore. J
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Portland 4J.P.) The Portland
General Electric Co. said Thurs
day it would ask that the recent
order by the Oregon State Hydro
electric commission denying it
the right to build the controver
sial Pelton dam on the Deschutes
river be set aside.
A company official said the
firm would file with the commis
sion an application for a public
hearing on the company's appli
cation for the permit. The com
pany claimed the commission
should have conducted a public
hearing before turning down the
original application.
The Pelton dam is opposed by
commercial and sport fishermen,
who cjaim it would destroy fish
life on the Deschutes.
BABY FALLS 14 STORIES
New York U.R) A 17-months-old
boy fell 14 stories
from the window of his home
Wednesday night and lived.
John Robinson Jr. suffered a
brain injury and a broken leg
when he landed in a clump of
bushes below his bedroom win
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