TWTELYZ MEDTORD (ORZGOH) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday July 23, 1953
News About Books
From the Library
By MISS HELEN WEBSTER
Mtdford Librarian
BOOKS FOR MEN
To the man whose vacation
was all too brief and too long
go, to the man whose vacation
must b postponed, and to the
man who can't manage a vaca
tion at all this season, the Med
ford Public library offers a re
freshing change of scene and
pace, in a choice of several new
books received this week.
Without missing a day on the
job he can visit other days and
other places and enjoy vicarious
thrills and adventures,
la Matte Groise
Edward Weyer Jr. takes the
reader into the wilderness of
Brazils unexplored Matto
Grosso and acquaints him with
a region and a people never be
fore visited by white men as he
searches for Boas, the fabulous
ruler of a great hidden area.
Here are tribes still living as
their Stone Age ancestors did.
In "Tales of the African Fron
tier" J. A. Hunter and Daniel
P. Mannix have combined to
chronicle the adventure of the
remarkable men who opened
'wildest Africa. In its accounts
of slave trading, tribal wars, the
exploits of hunters, the work of
missionaries, the rush to build
empires, and the sveird rise of
the Mau Mau. this history sur
passes in romance and excite
ment that of any other frontier
of civilization.
Alaskan Trail-BIoi.rs
Nevertheless, there are thrills
in the story of Alaska's trail
blazers of a generation ago, the
explorers, the prospectors, the
trappers and fishermen, all the
sturdy pioneers who pushed
their way itno the unknown
reaches of Alaska and. opened
the territory to permanent set
tlement This frontier i de
scribed in "Blazing Alaska
Television leads
To Uncontested Divorce
Detroit (U.R) Television led
to an uncontested divorce for
Mrs. Marian Borrusch, 51, on
the ground her husband, George,
6, was too frugal to put up with
feminine nature.
Mrs. Borrusch testified Thurs
day' her husband took their tel
evision tube to work with him
every morning so she wouldn't
waste electricity and forbade
her to move furniture or have
friends visit because "it wore
out the rug and used up all the
coffee."
LEGAL NOTICES
No. SCI 3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IX THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE Or OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY Or JACKSON PROBATE
DEPARTMENT
In th Matter of the Estate of FRANK
T. RIDDLE. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been duly and
seaularlv apoointed administrator of
the estate of Frank- F. Riddle, de
ceased, bv virtue of an order of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County. Probate Depart
ment, duly made, rendered and en
tered on July . 7th. 1955: and all credi
tors having claims against said de
cedent are hereby notified to nresent
the same dulv verified to the under
signed at his office. Room 209 Frank
lin Building. Medford. Oregon, within
six months from the date of this
otice. . . '
Dated at Medford. Oregon, this Sth
day of Julv. 1955.
H. DEWEY WILSON
Administrator for the Estate of
Frank F. Riddle.
VcAUister. Duncan & Broohy
Attorneys for Administrator.
Trails" by Alfred Hulse Brooks.
With William Bridgeman one
crosses a very different kind of
frontier in "The Lonely Sky."
This is the story of a man who
lives beyond the sound barrier,
flying needle-nosed ships at blis
tering speeds, risking his life
daily to push back the frontiers
of scientific knowledge.
Up Mt. Everett
The men who reached highest
into the sky without taking their
feet from the earth were of
course Norgay Tenzing and Ed
mund Hillary, first to fight their
way to the summit of Mt. Ever
est and to stand where no man
had ever stood before. "Tiger
of the Snows'', written in colla
boration with James Ramsey
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that on the
27th dav of August. 1955. at 10:00
o clock A.M.. at the front door of the
rvu,r Hm:u in Medford. Jackson
Countv. Oregon. I will sell at public
auction for cash to the highest ma
Amr ii th. rieht title and interest
of the defendants in and to the f-
Imrine- described real orooerty eitu.
ated in Jackson County. Oregon, to
'
The East Half of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 34 in Town
ship 33 South of Range 1 East of
the Willamette Meridian in Jack
on Countv. Oregon.
Said sAle is made pursuant to an
execution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for the
Countv of Jackson, on the 26th day
of Julv. 1935. in a certain suit there
in, wherein Carl Hasler and Lora
Ha1r hushand and wife, are slain.
titfs and Alex M. Culbertson - and
Jane Doe Cuibertson. his wife, are
defendants
Dated this 26th day of July. 1M3.
Howard Gault. Sheriff
Jackson County. Oregon
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intestinal disturbances
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QUICK RELIEF
Doctors will tell you that the most impor
tant organ in voiir body is the intestine.
When your organs are free of waste snd
anpurities vou may feel young again, your
yes nav sparkle and your ambition to
work and play will return. Sleepless nights
amiant vanish.
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ma need no prescription to buy it. It is the
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ative habit. It restrains those tired, weak-
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feel old before your time, have no appetite,
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Srug store today. If after one week you are
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WESTERN THRIFT
30 Central N
Ullman, is tjie autobigraphy of
Tenzing. a simple, unlettered
Himalayan mountain man, and
the story of his victory.
The northwest frontiers are
explored in a brand new edition
of the pineer classic, "Canoe and
Saddle ", by Theodore Winthrop.
which makes lively reading of
authentic history.
In addition to these true ad
venture accounts, the library has
recently acquired several new
novels of particular interest to
masculine readers. These in
clude ' Man on Spikes"', a base
ball story by Eliot Asinof: "The
Way to the Gold", by Wilbur
Daniel Steele, telling the story
of a search for hidden loot; and
"The Liner", by Edouard Peis
son, a tense, dramatic story of
a doomed ship and of the grip of
total responsibility on a man.
Any of these books will be re
served upon request. Because of
their popularity they are not
likely to remain long upon
library shelves.
Court Records
POLICE COIRT
Oliver Clark Rawlings. failure to
stoo dieht S5.
j Lora Steven Peters, disregarding
I signal. S5.
I William Johnson, violation of basic
rule. S10.
1HSTRICT COURT
Kenneth Edwards, illeeal possession
of intoxicating liquor. S15.
John L. Hochstatter. failure to stop
at stop sign, S10.
Sylvester L. Titus, no operator's li
cense. S10.
Joseph B. Cathey. failure to stop at
stop sign S10.
Richard W. Mather, no tail light. S10.
Clinton R. Phelps, no operator's li
cense, S10.
William R. Peyton, driving while
operator's license suspended, S20:
failure to stop at stop sign. S6.
Arthur F. Hotho. overload. S31.
Roy Frances Lamb, overload. $73.
Joe J. Holmes overload. S75.
Lawrence R. Pilcher. overwidth. $15.
Albert J. Costelow. truck speeding.
$12 50.
Delbert K. Geary, overwidth. $10.
Sidney G. Budden. overwidth. $10.
Blaine Biles, drunk in public place.
$15.
Harry James Palmer, no safety
chains attached S10.
CIKtXIT COURT
Edna S. Van Blarcom vs. Ray Van
Blarcom. divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Edward Wayne Demmer. 21. of 713
West 13th st.. Medford. and Nancy
Lee Greaves, 18. of 716 West 13th St.,
Medford.
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SHOT DOWN BY BULGARIANS near border village of Tsirbanovo with presumed loss of
57 lives, according 10 Greek authorities, this is London-to-Tel Aviv route of four-engined
El Al Israeli airliner carrying four Americans, all of whom are believed dead. (International)
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