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TSlf MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. April 28, 1955 TBiree Fore Peparftinnieinits Joddd Dun ABunnmaB Dsnspecftooen Program The Medford, Central Point nd Central Point Rural Fire de partments will cooperate in statewide program of home in spections for the elimination of fire hazards starting next week, it was announced today. The program is purely volun tary on the part of home-owners, but Is designed for their protec tion and safety, according to the fire chiefs of the three areas. Medford Chief Gordon Bark' er, Central Point Chief Oran Chflstain and Central Point Rur- High Court Rules Workman Get Insurance Injured May Salem (U.R) The Oregon Supreme court has ruled that an injured wokman may claim medical and hospital insurance benefits, even though he has already recived a judgment in procedings under the employer's liability law. Marvin S. Schweigert received substantial sum from his em ployers after he was injured on a hop baler near Harrisburg, Ore. He later filed suit against his Insurance company for medi cal and hospital expenses. The Jury awarded him $850 but Judge James W. Crawford of Multnomah county stopped him from claiming that amount be cause he had already been com pensated under the liability law, Decision Reverted The high court reversed Judge Crawford's decision, claiming .that the liability, law did not operate as a bar to claiming fur ther benefits from the .insur ance company. The Supreme Court also ruled that when a parent has expressly consented to the adoption of his child, he cannot then challenge that adoption by claiming that he was not served with a citation or notice of the adoption. Ih the case of James Edward Whetmore vs. Mr. and Mrs Benny J. Fraello, the court said consent takes the place of notice and that the latter is required enly in the case of a non-con senting parent. The decision af firmed the ruling of Judge Don ald E. Long of Multnomah coun ty. Scholarship Awarded To College Instructor San Luis Obispo, Calif. Dale W. Andrews, son of Charles W. Andrews, Ashland, has been chosen to receive a Danforth foundation award for graduate study, it was announced here. An instructor of California State Polythchnic college. An drews will attend the Univer sity of Minnestoa for a year of study toward his Ph. D. degree His wife and three children will accompany him. The award pays him his regular salary plus tui tion and fees. Andrews will visit" his. father Jn July before going to Minne sota. He is ?n assistant agricul tural teacher trainer at the col lege. BOY SCOUTS Central Point Cub Pack 40 Cub Scouts of Pack 40, Cen tral Point, plan a penny carnival for Friday, Ap-il 29. at 7:30 p.m.. In the Central Point Grade school little gymnasium, corner of Bush and 2nd sts. Each den will conduct a booth. Games of skill including ring toss, bean bag throws, fly ing saucers, balloon Tdart games, nickle tosses and others will be conducted. Popcorn, soft drinks and candy will be on sale. Par ents and friends are invited. CITY HALL GIVES IN Portland. Me. (U.R) This city's advisory board on smoke control publicly praised the man agements of two buildings which finally got off the "worst smoke ft i i . . onenaers list wnere xney nad been fixtures. One building is a cannery, the other, the city hall. al Chief Dick Krupp said It is hoped to reach each home in the areas regularly served by their departments. To Use Trucks In Medford, three fire trucks, each manned by three men, will lour the city. One man will stay with each of the radio - equipped trucks, one from each station, while the other two men make the inspections. Each will be in radio contact with the main sta tion in case of fire alarms. The inspecting firemen will call at all homes, and, where permitted by the resident, will check the house for all types of fire hazards, leaving a written check - list of recommended changes at each home. They will also answer questions the resi dent may have, and will discuss any particular situations which may be causing worry. Chief Barker said the program will probably continue for about a month, and it is planned to reach every home in the city limits. . Manpower requirements will not permit the service to be extended to the rural area this year, he said. Rural District Chief Krupp said the program has t double importance for the CP rural department, because at present there is no way of know ing even how many residences there are in the district. The calls, to be made by volunteers evenings and Sunday afternoons, will also give the department a list of residences in the area, and information about particular hazards, as well as other infor mation which may be valuable. It will also tend to familiarize the volunteer firemen with the district ' Because of time and man power limitations. Krupp ex pects the project to take six weeks or more to complete. Chief TJhastain said that there are approximately 525 homes in the Central Point area, and all will be called on during even ings. Two trucks, each manned by a six-man crew, will make the inspections. He expects to 4-H Club News Geld Hill Cub Gold Hill 4-H Breakfast club met at ,Mrs! Ralph Hixson's Thursday, Apiil 21. Judith Hig gins, president, dropped out and Rita Taylor, vice - president moved up in her place. Barbara Scliatz was chosen the new vice president. Jenett Kendall joined as ji new member. . , We named our club "The Lit tle Muffins." After the business meeting we learned how to make cream toast. Three or fnir of . us are in each group and we work to gether. When we are finished, we get to eat what we make and take turns washing and drying the cashes. A Gregg Schmidt ' Reporter c UNUSUAL GROUNDS St. Joseph, Mich. (U.R) Mrs Joan Guidice filed suit for di vorce against Leo Guilder on grounds that "he was a cop- hater and insisted that I be one, too." 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Value Cited The three chiefs emphasized that the inspections are purely voluntary, but pointed out the value to all residents in having their homes inspected by men who are trained to look for fire hazards which many people might overlook. State and natidnal figures In dicate that fire losses have de creased in areas where home in spection programs have been conducted. The statewide project is be ing undertaken at the suggestion of Fire Marshal Robert Taylor, state insurance commissioner, but has been done in Medford for several years. The 1955 proj ect will be the fifth year tha,t home inspection service is offer ed, Chief Barker said. It will not include downtown business property, as that ' is covered in a continuing program of inspection by Fire Marshal Truman Nelson. DROPPED FROM POLIT BURO Radio Prague an nounced' that Czech Premier Viliam Siroky (above) was dropped from Politburo of Communist Party in Slovakia top ruling body. His posi tion as premier was not af fected but ouster may be sign that he will go way of Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy, who was deposed last week. Restaurant Association Organization Planned A meeting to reorganize a restaurant association here is scheduled for Monday, May 2, at 8:30 p.m., in the Jackson hotel Pioneer room. Mrs. Betti Boyle, hotel manager, and Louis Ruhl of the Top Notch cafe, made the announcement. All operators of food establish ments are invited to attend the meeting. Dea1 line Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday: 10 ajn. Monday ioi Monday: other day 5:30 previous day. Spring Concert Friday Howard school music depart ment will Dresent its annual spring concert at 8 p.m.. Friday, April 29. There will be selections by the band and instrumental solo ists, directed by R. E. Lawrence. The chorus, directed by Mrs. Beverly Thanos, will sing sev eral groups of songs. . The public is invited. A small admission fee will be charged. Funds will go to the Howard student body. CONTINENTAL TRAILIVAYS NEW EXPRESS BUS SCHEDULES reaves Medford for San Diego 6:12 A.M. 3:55 P.M. 11:05 P.M. Hours Faster To California Washington ; and All the East Seattle 2:20 A.M. 7:28 A.M. 4:50 P.M. 148 NORTH FRONT Phone 3-1853 SAVE MONEY ON CONTINENTALS HALF FARE FAMILY TRAVEL PLAN WITH INTEREST Vincennes, Ind. (U.R) A stranger called on Gaynold Mar tin to pay off a debt, with in terest. He said 15 years ago he walked off with two pop bottles from the gasoline station Martin used to operate without paying a deposit.. He paid Martin 15 cents to clear his conscience a dime for the bottles and five cents interest. COLD AND HOT Waynesville, N. -C. (U.R) Just like many foods, foam rub ber pillows are frozen before they are baked. At the Dayton Rubber Co. plant here, a latex batter is poured into molds, then frozen at . below-zero tempera tures to set the shape and cell structure of the foam rubber mixture. Freezing is followed by baking, or vulcanizing. 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