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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1954)
II ss ss s 1! ss I s SS 1 ss ! ! I I I s Board Defers Action on Intermediate Institution Salem (U.R) The Board of Control has deferred any con struction work on the new inter mediate penal institution until the 1955 Legislature meets. Gov. Paul L. Patterson said that with the opening of the leg islative session little more than a month away, he felt some as surance of further financial con tribution, above the $1,250,000 authorized by the 1953 Legisla ture, should be obtained from the Legislature before any work is launched. He said: "It will take a large part of the original appropriation to in stall water system, boiler plant, sewage treatment plant and sewage lines, a shop to be used as temporary living quarters for convicts used in the construction, a kitchen and a portion of the administrative unit. "This means that when all this necessary work is com pleted, there would not be any living quarters for the 540 men and boys who are expected to be quartered initially in the insti tution." Gov. Patterson said that," in view, of the shortage of state funds with which the Legislature may be faced, he felt it was best to consult with members of the Ways and Means Committee, out line the situation and find out their wishes in regard to con struction of the institution. ; -J. D. Annand of Portland, arch itect on the project, told the board that Dr. Sanf ord Bates, na tionally known prison authority who is consultant on Oregon's in termediate institution, has strong ly recommended that the super intendent of the new institution have some educational back ground in order, to accomplish the aims set up for, the new institution. Annand further suggested that the man the Board of Control picks for superintendent of the new institution should be em ployed to work as a sort of clerk of construction so that he might offer his own suggestions in con nection with arrangements with in the institution and likewise become familiar with the physi cal set-up before taking over as superintendent. The board also agreed to set . ; - - - - ... . . ...... . .. v - . . . Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1954 Pages 1-6 up an advisory committee fo aid in selecting a site for the new mental hospital to be built in the Portland area. " r v Glenn Stantpn of Portland, architect on the project, said he did not feel there was sufficient room for the institution at the medical center on Sam Jack son Hill. He said he favored, a rural location rather than one in a congested residential area. Under terms of the act author izing the institution, twice ap proved by the voters, the hos pital must be located within 20 miles of the Multnomah county courthouse. Mailable nickel produced in the U. S. is chiefly for radio and television. s s fp-) J I I 1" Only by Here for tlie Holidays: .'. . the softest, gayest, prettiest RED Now red is trie color your true love wears. Especially when it's Vanity Fair's red with a rosy glow that pays pretty compliments to her complexion. Shown here, the glad surprise of red in Vanity Fair's superh, sheer, nylon tricot that launders otediently, never needs pressing. - So much fun to give, so much fun to wear: the pleats that stay 'forever, the lovely laces, the exquisite tucks, the superh shaping that makes Vanity Fair lingerie heloved hy women everywhere. 1-9-56 Satin-sashed party-dress gown, sizes 32-38 at $19.95 2-9-19 Beloved Val-edged gown, sizes 32-40 at $10.95 3-15-12 Pettiskirt knee-deep in pleating, at $5.95 3-8-3 Superb slip with pleating and lace, sizes 32-40 at $5.95 ALL PURCHASES BEAUTIFULLY GIFT WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA COST! OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. 3 , v - vT USE BURELSON'S CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN - ' ------ ----- ' - . , ' ; : ' t Main and Bartlett Streets Medford Phone 2-6428 , . ;. - 1 '' ( . 3-8-3 St 1! ! I i w t . H NS . ss I n ss ss ! I s II I r. i ss 1 ss I- QS
