Three Medford Men
To Attend Annual
Safety Conference
Salem Three Medford resi
dents will participate directly in
the governor's sixth annual In
dustrial Safety conference to be
, held in Portland Nov. 18 and 19,
according to the State Industrial
Accident Commission, sponsor
ing the conference witty the co
operation of labor and manage
ment. ,
Don gutter, safety engineer
for the California-Oregon Power
Co., will appear on two panels
in the public utilities section.
M. O. ' Bessonette, Bessonette
Construction Co., and C. E. Turn
idge, Carpenters Local 2067,
AF of L, will take part in the
building construction section.
Industry Stctions
Ten industry sections have
been arranged; automotive, food
processing, heavy construction,
logging, log transportation, met
al industries, plywood, sawmill
big, petroleum-chemical, and
state, county and municipal.
The conference will open at 10
a.m. Thursday, Nov. 18, with a
general assembly at which Gov.
Paul L. Patterson will give the
keynote address. The speaker at
the banquet Thursday at 6:30
p.ra. will be A. H. Zellinger, su
perintendent of safety, Colorado
Fuel and Iron Corp., Pueblo,
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DEDICATE MARGIE MEMORIAL President Esenhower and Deputy Defense Secy.
Robert B. Anderson stand at salute during dedication of the United States Marine
Memorial, a heroic statue depicting the flag raising on Mt Suribachi, Iwo Jima, during
World War IL The 100-ton bronze memorial stands on a clearing near Arlington National
Cemetery.
A Nichol's Worth of . . .
Comment On This and That
By HARMAN W. NICHOLS
United Press Future Write
Washington U.R) What!
new in Washington: ...
Judy Holliday, the cutie from
Hollywood, called on George
Magoffin Hum
phrey. Judy
cried a mite
because the
Secretary of
Treasury could
not go with
her to attend
a savings bond
dinner where
the star was to
receive an hon-
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Harman Nichols he had a
date to go to a dinner for the
Queen Mother.
Judy puckered again and saia:
"Bring her along; we'll have a
lilot.of.fun.'- .....
The spirit was willing, but the
secretary had commitments.
The Library of Congress gets
some funny calls.
The other day a Washington
television station called and
said that a listener wanted to
know if anybody lived in the
library.
The telephone operator re
plied: "Only book worms live
here, sir."
The library, by the way, Is
about to get out a new list of
publications ready for the read-.
ing public. An alert proof-reader
caught this one.
AFTER 30 YEARS
Jackson, Mich. (U.PJ Huston
Woods decided 30 years was long
enough to wait for his wife to
return home. In a divorce suit
charging desertion, he said his
wife left him. in 1924.
Ragweed rather than golden-
tod sets hay-fever, victims, to
sneezing. Many sufferers wrong
ly blame goldenrod. Its pollen
actually is too heavy to ride the
wind. Ragweed pollen, on the
other hand, . spreads ; even on
light breezes.
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J. A. TOMJACK 212 N. BARTLETT PHONE 2-2202
It read: "Four Historic Hips."
The proper word, as any old
hip-looker would know, should
have been "ships."
The Civil Aeronautics admin
istration has a tough assignment
from two boys who want to go
on a diamond hunting mission
in Venezuela starting in June
of 1955. Peter Thompson and
Jim Hopkins want to start from
Stanford - Village, Calif. They
want to know all about air
transportation to Ciudad Boli
var and Icabaru and how much
it would cost. Also they would
like to know what the luggage
limit is for the trip and how
to get reservations.
The National Audubon society
has a staff member with an un
usual job. He earns his stipend
answering questions about na
ture.
One of the recent ones ran
like this:
"Why doesn't a bird fall off
its perch when it is sleeping?"
The answer:
A bird slumps down while
snoozing and pulls a leg tendon
that clamps its toes around the
perch.
Simple as all that .
Vets Variety Show
Scheduled Tonight
The Veterans Sour Variety
Show and Radio Quiz, sponsored
by Myers-Holland Post 129,
American Legion, Central Point,
and radio station KYJC will be
presented at the theater at Camp
White . this evening at 7:45
o'clock. The program will hon
or the city of Medford and Med
ford Post 15, American Legion.
The Medford post will have
charge of the entertainment, and
according to Commander -Herb
Crain and District 13 Ladies
Auxiliary president Mrs. Max
ine Bigelow, the entertainment
will surpass any previous pro
gram at the domiciliary center.
. In the radio quiz Franklin "Jer
ry" Gerrard, of the special serv
ices omce win ask the ques
tions, Prizes will be awarded by
the merchants; of Medford.
Refreshments will be served
by the ladies of the Medford
unit, assisted by the auxiliary of
Post 129.
The public is invited to attend.
The quiz will be broadcast over
KYJC later.
Bridgeport, Conn. (U.R) John
J. Panso, 75, who had $6,000 in
the bank, was found starved to
death in his basement flat.
Agreement Reached
Over Death Claims
Portland (U.R) Agreement
over death claims was reached
by the Oregon and Washington
industrial accident commissions
yesterday, thus averting a walk
out of,' crews repairing Bonne
ville dam.
The workers had threatened
a strike, not against their em
ployer, but as a protest against
delays in settling death claims
for the survivors of five men
killed in an accident on the proj
ect last August.
The commissions agreed to ac
cept Pier 9 of the dam as the
dividing line and each commis
sion agreed to pay death claims
of two families of the accident
victims. Claim for the fifth vic
tim's family has not been filed.
Medford Students
Earn SOC Offices
Ashland Three Medford
students have captured all of
fices in the sophomore class at
Southern Oregon college.
Elected president was - Leon
McDougall, teacher education
major. . Vince Swinney is vice
president and Lynn Gray is the
new secretary.
McDougall was graduated
from Medford High school in
1953. Last year, his first at SOC,
he was a yell leader, vice-president
of Alpha Phi Omega and, a
member of Sigma Alpha Sigma.
He is also a member of the Fu
ture Teachers of America. In
high school he was active in
speech and dramatics.
Bert Jenks, Eagle Point, teach
er education major, has been
elected president of the senior
class. Also elected to class offices
were Joan Pochelu; Ashland,
vice-president, and Janice Wad
ley, Ashland, secretary-treasurer.
WEATHER
" By United Press -
Northern California:- Partly
cloudy i with a -few scattered
showers, mostly in extreme
north; little change in tempera
ture. .
4-H Club News
Central Point Club
Central Point Swine club
met at the heme of Willie Ger
mann, Nov. 8. Officers elected
for the coming year-are: Presi
dent, Russell Fink, vice-president,
Willie Germann; secre
tary, Rose Marie Legler; news
reporter, Willie Debrick; song
leader, Gary Legler.
Mr. Lathrop will be our lead-(
er again with Mr. Fink as his''
assistant. .
Other members present were
Frink and Lee Gossett. "
Next meeting will be' Dec. 14.
at 8 p.m. at Mr. Lathrop's.
After the meeting cake and
hot chocolate were served by
Mrs. Germann.
u Willie Debrick,
Reporter
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