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GIVING ONLY CASUAL GLANCE to estranged wife, Anita Road7
Eden, as she leans against wall in corridor, Tommy Manville,
playboy asbestos heir, strides into court to oppose her plea for
$1,000 per week maintenance. She's his ninth wife. (International)
Committee Named To Plan
Armed Forces Day Alay 21
Col. William H. Bartlett has
been named general chairman of
the Medford Armed Forces day
observance, scheduled for Satur
day, May 21.
Plans call for a military show
and celebration, with displays of
military equipment, a fly -over
of military aircraft, and exhibits
by local National Guard and
Army reserve units.
Assistant chairman for the ob
servance will be Mayor Earl
Miller of Medford.
Publicity committee chairman
will be Jennings Pierce Sr.
Committeemen Named
In charge of the program will
be Col. William H. Prentice,
with Col. Charles E. Stafford
serving as co-chairman. Members
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of the committe will include Lt.
Col. Jack M. Hartley, Earl A.
Sterigere, of the Medford
Ground Observer corps post, and
CPO Cleve King, Navy recruit
er here.
Jennings Pierce Jr., of the
Medford Junior Chamber of
Commerce, will be chairman of
the refreshments committee
Jack Sides, of the Medford Lions
club, will serve as co-chairman
The Rev. G. H. Hillerman, pas
tor of Zion Lutheran church,
will be chairman of the ministe
rial committee.
Other Chairmen
Transportation will be han
dled by a committee headed by
Pat Graham, chairman of the
Jackson county Allied Veterans
council. Ralph E. Pierce- will
head the parking committee,
with Medford Police Chief
Charles Champlin serving as co
chairman. Military chairman will be
Capt. Jay M. Hamilton. Members
of his committee will include
Capt. Donald T. Hemingway,
Major Oliver J. Blanchard, and
Lt. L. G. Monroe.
Second Section
MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1955
Pages 1-6
Charge Against Ex-OLCC
Man Repeated On Oath
Salem (U.R) Harold Paul
Williamson, Portland tavern
operator, has repeated under
oath his charges of "influence
peddling" against Karl Glos, for
mer hearings officer for the Ore
gon Liquor Control Commission.
The testimony was before the
civil service commission on an
appeal by Glos. At the time the
hearing recessed at noon, there
was no concrete evidence that
Williamson had paid money to
Glos or that Glos, who resigned
under fire, had promised to help
Williamson ' get a liquor-by-the"
drink license for his tavern.
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35 New Books Now
Added io Rental
Section of Library
The rental department of the
Medford Public library purchas
ed 35 new books during the past
month, and they are now circu
lating.
A list of the new volumes fol
lows:
Non-Ficiion
Titles and authors: Darknes
Under the Earth, Norbert Cas
tered; Sunk, Mochitsura Hashi
moto; Mammy Pheasant's Pard
ner, H. Holdredge; The Power
of Positive Thinking, Norman
Vincent Peale, D.D.; On Top of
the World, Patricia Pelzoldt
Reader's Digest Condensed
Books Winter 1955: Life is
Worth Living, Second Series
Fulton J. Sheen.
Fiction
Titles and authors: Golden
Princess, Alexander Baron; The
Four Winds, David Beaty; High
Water, Richard Bissell; The Cut
of Her Jib, Clara Kickerson Bo
din; Captain Lightfoot, William
Riley Burnett; Crystal Clear,
Elizabeth Cadell; A Handful of
Silver, Victor Canning; The
Slander of Witches, Richard
Gehman; The Plum Thicket,
Janice Holt Giles; Arrow in the
Moon, John and Margaret Har
ris; The Toll-gate, Georgette
Heyer; I Take This Man, Emilie
Loring; Keepsake, Ann Ritner;
The Long Watch, Robert F. Mir-
vish; Miss Harriet Townshend,
Kathleen Norris; Winter Thun
der, Sandoz; Bride of the Mac
Hugh, Jan Cox Speas; Catch the
Gold Ring, Hohn Stephens
Strange; Banner in the Sky,
James Ramsey Ullman.
Mysteries
Titles and authors; The Last
Straw, Doris Miles Disney; The
Limping Goose and Other Nov
els, F. Gruber; The Silent Worn
en, Margaret Hood; He Never
Came Back and Other Novels, H.
HcCloy; No Man's Street, Bever
ly Nichols; The Pale Door, Lee
Roberts.
Westerns
Titles and authors; Big Out
fit, Peter Dawson; The Dude
Ranger, Zane Grey; Maverick
Queen, Zane Grey.
North Viet Nam Guerillas Said
Well Equipped if War Breaks Out
Paul Butler Sees
Democrat Victory
Washington (U.R) Demo'
cratic National Chairman Paul
M. Butler said Democratic gains
in Michigan and Chicago elec
tions "support our belief that a
great Democratic victory is in
the making for 1956."
Republican National Chair
man Leonard W. Hall countered
that although ' Democrats won
the mayor's race in Chicago, the
GOP made a good showing in
that "traditionally Democrat
ic stronghold." And he said the
Michigan results are still incom
plete and await "further clarifi
cation." In Chicago, Democrat Richard
Daley beat Republican Robert
E. Merriam in the hotly contest
ed mayoralty race. In Michigan,
although recounts appeared like
ly in six of eight statewide con
tests, Democrats claimed they
have now become the dominant
party.
lowing dispatch is the only American
newsman still in Communist Northern
Viet Nam in Indochina.
By ERNESTLT ZAUFF
United Press Correspondent
Hanoi, Indochina U.R) If
war breaks out again in Indo
china, Ho Chi Minn's Commun
ist guerrilla Army will be well
equipped.
The Geneva armistice agree
ment forbids the entrance of
weapons and ammunition to
Editor's Note: The writer of the foi- Indochina. There is an Interna
tional Armistice Commission,
but its efforts to enforce the
truce terms are regarded by
Westerners as ineffective.
No machinery can be set up
in this wild, rugged land to keep
Ho's army from getting weapons
from neighboring Red China.
mi
inree commission teams re
turned recently from an inspec
tion trip along the Chinese bor
der in search of secret arms
movement. They were like teams
of ants exploring the hide of an
elephant. They had a fine camp
ing experience.
But they found no sign of
arms smuggling.
They would follow a road in a
jeep, on ponies, afoot until it
disappeared into nothingness in
a jungle. They plodded along
jungle trails. But they found no
sign of arms smuggling.
The people were friendly. But
where once they were loyal
Councilman Named
At Jacksonville
To Succeed Long
Jacksonville E. D. Mclntyre
this week was named by Mayor
John F. Keaveny to fill a vacan
cy on the Jacksonville city
council. Mclntyre is co-owner of
the Jacksonville market.
The council vacancy was ere
ated by the recent resignation of
Jack Long due to the press of
personal business. Mclntyre will
fill the remainder of Long's
term, which expires at the end
of this year.
In appointing. Mclntyre to the
post, Mayor Keaveny expressed
his appreciation to Long for the
work he has done on the council.
Dates of August 6 and 7 were
approved by the council for the
annual Jacksonville Gold Rush
Jubilee. The dates were request
ed by Ike Dunford, of the Jack
sonville Lions club, which spon
sors the event. Dunford noted
that work on booths and street
decorations will start on Au
gust 5.
Purchase of a water system for
the small city park was approv
ed by the council. The water
system will be installed by the
Jacksonville Garden club, which
keeps up the park.
The council heard the first
reading of a proposed city cur
few ordinance. The ordinance
would forbid youngsters under
16 years of age from being in
public places between the hours
of 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. unless
they were accompanied by their
parents or had their parents'
consent. It provides for fines not
to exceed $100.
Jobs To Be Plentiful
For Agriculture Grads
Urbana, 111. (U.R) In the
pext five years there will be two
jobs for every agricultural grad
uate, according to experts at the
University of Illinois.
Openings will exist for exten
sion specialists, salesmen, sales
managers, agricultural engineers
and especially vocational agri
culture teachers, according to H
W. Hannah, associate dean of the
university's agricultural school,
Hannah said the university
has the equipment and facilities
for training 50 per cent more
agriculture students than are
now enrolled.
Average yearly salaries for
agricultural graduates engaged
m educational work range from
$3,700 to $9,000, he said. Annual
salaries for agricultural grads in
business and industry have been
averaging S8,300 and those in
farming and farm management
between $o,500 and $8,500.
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First national's Loan,
Deposit Figures Up
Deposits and ioan totals are
both higher at the Medford
branch of the First National
Bank of Portland than last year,
it was reported this week by
Elwood Hedberg, manager.
As of March 31, the branch
had deposits totaling $26,513,-
424, compared to $22,677,312 on
the same date last year. The
March 31, 1955 total of loans
was $10,585,926, compared to
$9,890,855 on March 31, 1954.
The local figures are compar
able to those of ' the statewide
banking system, which also
were increased from last year in
deposits, loans and total resources.
allies of the French, and dis
played a French flag and a
statue of the Virgin Mary on
their walls, they now displayed
pictures of Ho Chi Minn, Red
Chinese Leader' Mao- Tse-tung
and Soviet Premier Nikolai A.
Bulganin.
The international commission
consists of Canadians, ' Indians
and Poles. There are seven fixed
teams, with six officers in each.
They have 1,600 miles of jun
gles, mountains and broken sea
coast to watch.
It is safe to assume and the
French army - assumes it that
the Viet Minh rebels now have
enough war material on hand to
begin the war again.
Ho's territory is an armed
camp. His young, confident army
is the most important fighting
force between here and India.
But Ho, apparently, is not
thinking of marching now. He is
preparing for the 1956 elections
for the unification of northern
and southern Viet Nam.
Jacksonville Easter Egg Hunt Scheduled
Jacksonville An Easter egg
hunt, sponsored by Jacksonville
city police and merchants, will
be held Saturday starting at
10 a.m.
Scene of the hunt will be the
grounds of the Jacksonville mu
children through nine yeart of
age.
Roseburg (U.PJ Roseburg
lumber company has bid success
fully for 3,855,000 board feet of
virgin timber near Steamboat
seum. The event will be open to in the Umpqua national forest.
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