Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1954, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, November 21, 1954 f A Nichol's Worth of Comment On This and That By HARMAN United Press Washington OJ.R) What's new in Washington: During its current special cen sure session, the Senate re sure session, the Senate recesses fnr lunch, some thing it doesn't do during ordi 'nary sessions. The Senate's own private' jk,"lf XJ restaurant isn't Ytl'J I staffed to han I jCA I die 96 hungry iff senators all at -XLa I I once and the Harman Nichols lawmakers have found, themselves standing in line for a bowl of bean soup and a ham on rye. Lately, a lot of the senators have concluded that it is easier to go to one of the regular commercial restau rants that line the streets' around the Capitol. The bean soup isn't as good, and a senator doesn't rate any faster service than a tourist from Waukegan, but a martini is available if the hot debate has whetted a senatorial thirst. ... 11 x I i- am , W. NICHOLS Future Writar mous, Mrs. Jane jviiuer com plained to police that a truck was parked without permission in her garden. ,, . "Mine is a flower garden," she told the police officer who ar rived for investigation. "It is hota" truck garden. Get that truck out of here." i It was gotten out. The American Automobile as sociation gets some interesting intelligence from... Pennsylvania. It seems that at Meribn, Pa., the town that bluegrass made fa- 1017 MT1IE MOST MODEM! SHAVER! Most compact mct powerful and Super-Honed far Super-Shave! tlEV GUSTO!.! SCHICK Discover how easy close, dean shaving can be. Try the world's -" newest shaver. The only shaver with modern Bulk-Free Design.'; The only shaver scientifically' sized to fit your face, every where. - . nn s more, uiuy ocuicit : exclusive, precision honing '. process makes possible Super- r Honed heads to give you Super Shaves. '-. .... Hake Our FREE Home Trial Take home a New Custom Schick . . zor i asys. xnen Keep it . ') or get a full refund. Try the . .world's most modern shaver at lined Caddie Cane, 528.75 A new kind of chain letter is being circulated around the Pentagon and elswhere here. It is, with tongue in the cheek, de signed to bring relief and happi ness to "tired old husbands." There is no money involved. No trouble with the post office. The letter says: Simply send a copy of this letter to five of your close friends who are equally tired. Put your name at the bot tom of the list and then bundle up your wife ,and ship her to the man whose name appears at the top of the list. When your name bobs up at the top of the list you may receive as many as 16 to 178 women." That's a hor rible thought. But more awful, according to Pentagon wits, was the general who got his own wife back,. The chain, was there by broken. The British Information Serv ice here is collecting some new anecdotes about Sir Winston Churchill in connection with the Prime Minister's 80th birthday. One concerns a civil servant who was asked by a friend if Churchill ever spoke to him. i The servants puffed up like a poisoned pup and said, "Yes, once." What did he say? "He said to shut that infernal door. It was a moment I will never forget." . Court Records I 0 for your old electric shaver! K M Wa'll lw you t $5 altomnea oa. - ft 0 your eld Itctrieihwir-inymik ' 9 m or condition -whtn you buy a new K J Crxk-inymodl! & Western Thrift 30 N. Central - Dial 3-5371 POLICE COURT J. F. Dauaire. exDired motor vehicle J license iaDS.,nosiea o oau. DISTRICT COURT Geores w. Bobbins, failura to iton at itop dgn, $10. George C. Lovenborg . failureto atop at stop sign, $10. CJmora JJ. e eaerson. . zauur to yield right of way, $7.80. james u. tuginDotnam. inadequate emergency brakes, $10. Harry JC. sudds, vioiauonr oi Dasic rule, $7.50. JacK b. jonnson. failure to stop at stop sign, $10. Augustine t . Lewis, overload.' 39. Vernon C. Wood, overheight load. Kaipn o. ueorge, improper saieiy chains, $10. Charles u. ward, overload, sua. overwidth load, $10. Glen R. Haight. overload. $49. Milo Mattox, overwidth load. $730. Leone , L. Mortensen, overlength load. $7, overlength load, $1.0. Walter J. Carr, overload. $70. Charles E. Cooper, overload. $101.. Glenn D. Unser. overload: $49. Jack W. Brophy Jr. overload. 133.30. Lorenzo . Gala Johnson, overload. S181. Lee E. Thomas, 36, ' Seattle. Wash., reckless driving, $30. Albert G. McCoy, following too close, $30. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Blair Donivan Crosby. 37. Ashland. and Janet Naomi Walton. 22. of 35 Cottage St., Medford. Llovd Stephen Timmons Jr.. 24. of route 2, box 207 Medford. and Doris Carole jonnson, 23. 01 424 western ave.. Medford. Oliver wage sigeiow. z. or box 145. Shady Cove, and Mary Zora Far ley, 83, Shady- Cove. - Richard Ralph Bryant. 20. of 2897 Lone Pine rd., Medford,' and Mary Odessa Damord. 19, 01 1637 urooK- dale rd., Medford. Edward LeRov Baker. 25. Grants Pass, and Virginia Lee Butcher. 20. Grants Pass. - ' . . WESTERN THRIFT Will Be Closed ALL DAY Thanksgiving POLICE COURT Edward S. Alt. blocking driveway, is. Bert ' Edward Simmons, violation of basic rule. S10. Robert Lloyd Walker, failure to stop at stop sign, S5. Margaret L. McQueen, void vehicle license, $5. DISTRICT COURT Verlyn L. Hagerty, defective lights, $. Frank A. Woods, failure to stop at stop sign, $10. Larry H. South, failure to stop at stop sign, $10. Howard Odell Hooker. - 34. of 44 North Orange st., driving while in toxicated, $255.' Orase Albert Selby, 52, of 30 North Peach it., driving while intoxicated, $255. . . - 'r i - MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATION George Walter Moore, 18. Coquille, and Evelyn Alice Mast, 18. . Myrtle Point. - " A TRIBUTE TO To Our County Officials Across the broad expanses of this noble State, In hamlets and villages and teeming cities, there are intrepid men of . courage and conviction who deal out the law as it was In-' tended. These are our County Officials . . . our Sheriffs, our! County Recorders ... our County Superintendents, and a host of other County employees, all devoting their time to the smooth operation and development of our countless communities. In fair weather and foul, these men must per form their duties ... with promptness and precision . . .. with friendly helpfulness for all. We are proud of these men in public service . . . and applaud their steadfastness to an ideall Medford Pharmacy, Inc. We Are Open. Today ... 11 a.m.-to 10:30 p.m. 127 EAST SIXTH " PHONE 2-6253 We Salute Our Town! Rose Marie Legler Named County 4-H Member of Month Rose Marie Legler, l&V daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Legler, route 2, box 199, Central Point, has been named Jackson county'6 outstanding 4-H Club member for the month of November. Starting her 10th year in 4-H, Miss Legler has been active with a total of 27 projects in agricul utre and home economics. Rab bits and swine ,have been her major? projects, with' additional time spent on .'sewing, health, dairy, poultry and the new jun ior leadership program. She now owns a cow,, a cow and calf, ten does and some chickens which she keeps on her parent's 30-acre mixed dairy and swine farm at Central Point. Active in Work Miss Legler has been active in her community 4-H clubs, be ing president, secretary, and re porter of different project clubs, and vice-president of the Central Point Community club. She is also a member of the Jackson County 4-H Council and has served as radio-TV chairman this past year. ., This group has as sisted in. several TV programs, besides - putting on a . regular monthly radio program. Numerous prizes have been won by Miss Legler at the Jack son County 4-H fair, with champ ion ribbons in her rabbit project in 1951 and 1952, her prized pos session. She has won numerous other ribbons with her swine, dairy and poultry and was first and third in the senior showman- ROSE MARIE LEGLER 4-H Club Member of Month ship classes this year. Her work at county fair won trips for her to State Fair in judgmg and dem onstrations in 1952. To Summer Schools i Rose Marie has been a dele gate to 4-H summer school at Corvallis five different years and this year was MC on one of the radio broadcasts of sta uon kuau. sne also served as a camp counselor at the 1954 4-H summer camp. Her school activities are many and varied. She is a member of the Photo club, annual staff, paper staff and. Girls' league and the Future Homemakers' of America. She is reporter of the FHA and 'attended the district -A RECEIVING UNION CARD from Cashier ChrisUe Palmer, Bobby Martin, eight months old, youngest TV actor, becomes member of American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, Los An geles, entitled to weekly pay scale of $150.15. (International) BLM Invalidates 14 Placer Claims The Portland land office of the Bureau of Land Management has declared 14 mining claims in the Rogue River National forest east of Highway 62 and south of Union Creek null and void, ac cording to letters filed with the county clerk's office. In each case the BLM inform ed the claim holders, seven in all, that nptice of charges had been served and no response had been made within the time al lowed. Therefore, "the mining claims are hereby declared null and void, and the case is closed," the letter said. The placer claimholders and their locations were Paul Bulkin, three claims near Mill creek, four miles southeast of Union creek; Joe Cook, three claims, same general location; Mrs. Gos ta Norback, four claims near Ginkgo creek, two miles east of Highway 62; C. M. Harter, one claim, same general location; C. D. Terwilliger, the Beverly No. 5 placer claim, two miles south east of Union Creek: Betty En- glet the Beverly No. 8, same gen eral area; and T. L. Park, one claim, near Mill creek. LOW SPEED Speed, Kan. flJ.R) City spending' has slowed down in Speed. The city council reported it will not need to levy any taxes during- the coming year because of an ample balance in the town treasury. conference at Lakeview in 1953 and at Crater high in 1954. A brother, Gary, 15, has com pleted seven years of 4-H. A younger sister,? Cathy, 6, and Tracy, 5, are future 4-Hers. ' Rose Marie graduated from Crater high in 1954 and is now doing part graduate work-there before she enters Southern Ore gon college next fall. She will take liberal arts at SOC before transferring to Oregon State col lege to major in home economics and a possible career in the ex tension service. ' WHO CAN HELP YOUft HEARING? e I AM A TRAINED , SONOTONE HEARING AID CONSULTANT 1 e . aa. 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(U.PJ Michael Pearce, 9; did a good deed and landed in the hospital. A woman passenger on. the bus he was riding dropped one of her armful of packages. The boy leaned over to pick it up and was struck in the eye by a hanger protruding from another of the packages. SHORT MOVE . Jonesboro, Ark. (U.B Mari lyn Reng, 18, moved five blocks when she entered Arkansas State College here . so she could be "just like any. other freshman girL" Miss Reng moved into a dormitory. Her father, Dr. Carl R. Reng, is the college president FATAL EGO Latham, N.Y. uYffl Laying a king-sized egg apparently was too' much for a chicken owned by Edward Onyon, 10. He found his hen dead beside an egg that was described as being four inches long and six inches in circumference. , COOL CASH ,r .V';.;:,. , Providence, R. I. U.RM3Hiza beth Wetmore discovered-her re frigerator -wasn't burglar-proof. She told police someone stole $100 in cash she had been keep ing cool along with her milk and fruit. ; ' 1 Captures the feeling of flight! FLAIR-FASHIONED '55 DODGE Every sleek, smooth line . . . every stylish contour is alive with beauty! Here is a car with the flair of the future . . . where each subtle styling touch captures the feeling of flight. See it, drive it soon! LEEVER MOTORS 315 East Fifth (CflDnnsisiteimttlly TTdDjp IPiraD 25th Anniversary Season for the great symphony's - magnificent radio concerts, Dimitri Mitropoulos conducting. NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC SYMPHONY Sunday 11:30 3,m. to 1:00 p.m. Dial 1230 KYJC CBS Radio For 25 years, the nation's comedy choice .... . and they're more laughable, . more lovable than ever. . AMOS 'N' ANDY Sunday 4:30 to 5:00 p.m. Dial 1230 KYJC CBS Radio Teacher's great at the 3 R's but could use some tutoring in Romance. Enjoy Eve Arden as... our Miss brooks Sunday 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. -Dial 1230 KYJC CBS Radio J ) (Datteirfiim' ttn lEnnit IFanmmllnes Mr. Bergen ( & friends) go to Washington! Enjoy surprises and fun on this ; ; delightfully different show. - EDGAR BERGEN SHOW WITH CHARLIE MCCARTHY Sunday 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Dial 1230 KYJC CBS Radio A rollicking blend of drama, music and fun Western style -- wixh your favorite singing cowboy , and the gang. . GENE AUTRY SHOW Sunday 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. Dial 1230 KYJC CBS Radio H V Memorable dramas of the world's great men and women " With Edward Arnold ' T host and narrator -substituting for LIONEL BARRYMORE In HALLMARK RADIO Hall of Fame Sunday 8:00 to 8:30 p.m. Dial 1230 KYJC CBS Radio Gale Storm and Charles Farrell in the funny adventures of a delightful daughter and her romance-minded father. MY LITTLE MARGIE Sunday 8:30 to p.m. Dial 1230 KYJC CBS Radio - J,, I L mm ON YOUR Mail The long of the testers.. .the founder of America's long-time Sunday-night comedy habit! JACK BENNY PROGRAM Sunday 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. Dial 1230 KYJC CBS Radio Tribune Station TO m,. ......