rOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday. February 16, 1955
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rt on Annexation
Council at March 1
The Medford city council last
night ordered a report be made
at the March 1. council meeting
on the proposed, annexation to
the city of the Wilson tract,
south of Stewart ave. near Ham
ilton 8t. ,
.About 42 houses are planned
there, Slaven Brothers Construc
tion company, Eugene, will
build them, and paved streets,
sewers and water mains are
planned.
Ask Commitment
The firm asked the council
for a commitment on ; annexa
tion before it begins street and
main construction. It is the coun
cil's .policy that such improve
ments be made before annex
ation. The council is unable to
make a ' commitment , without
holding a public hearing, the
company was told.
In other . business, the coun
cil extended the lease for the
temporary eastside fire station,
at 147 South Keen Way dr. for
another year. Rental is $75 a
month. Ned R. Liebman, a for
mer resident, owns the property.
A public hearing was set for
the next regular meeting on
paving of East Jackson st. from
Lindley ave. to Berkeley Way.
A total of 60.3 per cent of the
property owners involved have
petitioned for the improvement.
Adopts Petition Rule
The council also adopted a
rule limiting submission of pav
ing petitions for work to be done
In the summer of the same year.
April 1 was set as the deadline.
The action was taken because it
takes about 60 days to process
the petitions and make engineer
ing studies before letting the
contracts, usually about June 1.
City Manager Robert Duff re
ported that bids have been ad
vertised for the sale of the for
mer eastside fire station site at
Ruhl Way and Valley View dr.
They will be opened on Feb. 28.
The council approved con
struction of a well at the Camp
White sewage plant for domes
tic water supply and for opera
tion of the plant. The well will
cost about $500. The alternative
was reconstructing 10,000 feet
of four-inch main from White
City at a cost of $25,000. The
main, built cn a temporary basis,
is not satisfactory, he added.
The council will consider at
its next meeting a petition by
George Goodman to put in curbs
and gutters on Ninth st., west
from Central ave. to the alley,
Air Scouts Visit
CAP Squadron Here
At Airport Meeting
The Medford squadron of
Civil Air patrol had 12 Boy
Scouts as visitors at their regu
lar Monday night meeting. , ;. -.
The Scouts, members of
Squadron 14, Air Explorer
Scouts, led by Harry Taylor, ad
visor, and Leon (Punk) McDou
gall, assistant advisor, are inter
ested in aviation and are in the
air phase of their scout work.
The group was shown through
the building, into the class
rooms, radio room, and saw the
various training aids and watch
ed a training film.
The Scouts were shown
through the Link trainer by
CAP senior member Harry
Lawrence.
The group was invited to re
turn in the near future and.it is
hoped that additional training
aids will be available.
CAP training films and an air
travel film . of South America
were shown by TSgt. W. S.
Kistner, liaison airman, 9091st
Air Reserve group of Medford.
Expert Sought To
Study Signature
Milwaukee, Wis. (U.R) A
civil suit involving a promis
sory note came to a standstill
in court yesterday until an ex
pert could be found to study
the signature on the letter.
Gong Hong presented the
note for $5Q0 which he claims
Yep Lee owes him. .
It was signed in Chinese hand-
brush characters.
Ordered
Meeting
with oversize driveways.
.The council also authorized
purchase of a right-of-way on
Columbus ave. from Dakota ave.
to Murray st.; prohibiting park
ing on the north side of Main
st. for a 40-foot distance between
the intersection with Sixth st.
to the crosswalk on Newtown
st.; allowed , two-hour parking
on a trial basis on North Ivy st.
between Sixth, and , Main sts.;
allowed three driveways in ex
cess of standard width for a serv
ice station at 12th st. and River
side ave.; called for a hearing
on vacation of a portion of Ham
ilton st. between Mt. Pitt and
Stewart aves., and approved a
Class A liquor license transfer
to the new owners of Bud and
Lucille's restaurant.
The police and traffic commit
tee recommended that a request
by KMED for a parking meter
"gimmick," to be used from 9
to 10 a.m. during the spring
opening, be denied.
The council adjourned until
7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 23,
when high school students will
participte in city government in
the annual Elks-sponsored Stu
dent Government day.
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THE REV. DON MALLOUGH THE REV. J. R. ASHCROFT
Assemblies of God Officials To Speak at Fellowship Meeting
Assembl ies of God Sched u le
Men's Fellowship Banquet
The Rogue Valley Men s fel-i quartet, a layman's trio, violin,
lowship of the Assemblies of
God will hold a banquet Friday
night at 7 p.m. in the Pioneer
room at the Jackson hotel. The
Rev. Don Mallough, national
secretary of the Men's Fellow'
ship of the Assemblies of God
and the Rev. J. Robert Ash
croft, secretary of the depart
ment of education, will speak
Mr. " Mallough has served as
a pastor and traveled in evange
listic work for 15 years here
and abroad. . ,
For. four, years Mr. Mallough
served , as leader of the Christ
Ambassadors, the church's youth
organization. ,
Heads Five Divisions
As education department sec
retary, Mr. Ashcroft heads five
divisions, including the corres
pondence school, ministerial
training, academic schools, Cen-
tral Bible Institute and other
Bible institutes and Bible col
leges. He travels widely to con
ferences, rallies and Bible col
leges. An ordained minister for
22 years, he has had an exten
sive ministry as pastor, evange
list, . teacher, .camp ; meeting
speaker and writer, and former
ly served as director of' the re-
ligioiis education department of
Central Bible Institute,
Music Planned '-
The Friday night program
will include a minister's male
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Sewage Dangers
Will Be Talked
i The problem of improper
sewage disposal, in fringe areas
of Jackson county will be dis
cussed tomorrow at ' a meeting
of the Jackson County Public
Health association, Mrs. Chester
Guches, association president,
reminded residents today.
Scheduled to take part in the
discussion are Robert Hart,
county sanitarian; Dr.- A. , E,
Merkel, county health officer;
Vernon Thorpe .chairman of the
health association sanitation
study committee.
Also on the agenda for the
meeting will be a report' on
the chest x-ray program which
is designed to find early cases
of tuberculosis and lung cancer,
The meeting will be held at
St. Mark's Guild hall on North
Oakdale ave. Refreshments will
be served at 1 p.m., by members
of the Ashland Health unit, and
baby sitter service will be pro
vided.
Brings Object
Youth's Confession
ion
Hillsboro. Ore. (U.R) De
fense Attorney Arvin Goodman
voiced strong objections yester
day to an alleged confession ob
tained from 17-year-old Jerry
Dodele who is on trial here for
the murder of Peter Ribbers, 65,
last Nov. 11.
Goodman claimed that the al
leged confession was obtained
after the youth had been kept
awake and that it was not signed
freely or-voluntarily but "as a
result of physical and mental co
ercion." - - :
District Attorney . J ames K,
Gardner said the state would be
the first to refuse use of the con
fession if it had not been given
voluntarily. He insisted the boy
was treated fairly but had to be
questioned to get out the facts. "
The jury was sent from the
room during the arguments.
Judge Arlie G. Walker was to
rule on admission of the alleged
confession today.
Earlier yesterday, Recardo
Marques, railroad employee, tes
tified he loaned the boy a . .22
rifle and five shells on Nov. 11
and that when he unloaded the
gun the nexV morning after it
was returned there were only
four shells. v -
House To Vote
On Pay Increase
Washington (U.R) House
members faced up to a tough
decision todays whether to
vote themselves a $10,000 an
nual pay raise.
Democratic, leaders sponsor
ing the boost to $25,000 a year
said congressional opposition
came from "timid souls, mostly
vocal." They predicted the bill
will be approved overwhelming
ly. .: -:V- ;-..;V; "
But there were late. reports
that some members, especially
those from r rural areas where
the present $15,000 pay looks
like big money, were getting
cold feet.
Chairman. Emanuel .Cellar (D-
N.Y.), of the House Judiciary
committee which handled the
bill, doubted if there would be
enough of them to make any dif
ference. He felt there would be
no more than 150 members
against the bill on the final roll
call.
At Eldorado, on Beaverlodge
Lake in northern Saskatchewan,
a main shaft descends 1,300 feet
into one of ; Canada's largest
uranium deposits. ,
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Hurts Woman Worker
San Carlos, Calif. (U.R)
John Borcherding, a San Mateo
policeman, decided today he has
a safer job than his wife, Jean.
Mrs. Borcherding works for
a . San Carlos electric comnanv
as an assembler of electronic de
vices. When quitting time came
yesterday she happened to be
standing in the way of 200 fel
low employees. ;
Bowled over in the rush, Mrs.
Borcherding was knocked un
conscious and suffered cuts and
bruises. -. .
- Pierre, S.D. 7 (U.R) Tom
Iron Crow complied when he
was asked to speak a. little loud
er at a legislative 'hearing last
night but the added volume" did
not help much.' Iron Crow was
addressing the group In Sioux.
CAP Squadron Has New Plane Assigned
The light plane assigned to
the Medford squadron of the
Civil Air patrol was returned to
Beaverton airport, Portland,
last week end for a safety check
up. All Air Force planes on loan
to the CAP: must comply with
rigid - safety v regulations and
must be inspected and maintain
ed periodically, according to
military, civilian, and insurance
specifications, to make all CAP
aircraft the safest plnes in the
air, and to make them available
at all times for air search and
rescue work.
The L-16 type plane was
flown to Portland Saturday af
ternoon by First Lt. Stanley
Shafer, operations officer and
Second Lt.. Cecil Davis, training
officer, who returned with an
L-4 type plane for the Medford
squadron Sunday afternoon. The
pilots reported a routine and
uneventful filght.
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