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Lick Astronomer May Have Detected Birth Of Two New Stars; Unique Astronomy Event Mt Hamilton, Calif. (U.R) Dr. George H. Herbig, astron omr in the University of Calif ornia's Lick Observatory here, raised the possibility today that he had detected the birth of two new stars, a unique event in the history of astronomy if confirm ed. "Our understanding of what is taking place," Dr. Herbig said, "could hardly be more incom plete, but it may be that we have witnessed the opening phase of an. episode in stellar evolution." About 1800 Years Ago Astronomers use of the words "recent" and "birth," is, of course relative. The actual birth of the two new stars would have occurred about 1600 years ago. Pre-Registration For First Graders Slated at Gold Hill Gold Hill Pre-registration for pupils attending the first grade at Gold Hill school is set iV Friday, Sept. 9, it was an nounced today by Gilbert A. Mack, principal. Hours will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ( . Mack requested that pupils be accompanied by their mothers or fathers,' and that they bring a birth certificate and medical examination record with them, Mrs. Wilda Franks and Mrs. Barbara Toner v&ll be in charge of registration. Registration and classes for 11 other grades will be on Mon day. Sept. 12. School hours of 8:30 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. will be maintained that day. Lunch Program The school lunch program will be operating again this year. Charges will be 25 cents for pu- pHs and 30 cents for adults. Schedules for the school's three buses will be the same as those followed last year, although ad justments may be made later. The school's new 66-passenger bus is expected to go into ser vice later this fall. ' Improvements at the school include a reroofing job on the south side of the gymnasium, and tiling of the first and third grade rooit. Plans- for the new Gold Hill first and second call for comple tion as soon as possible,' prob ably late this fall or early winter. Ashland Parents In Court With Youth Ashland The parents of a 17-year-old Ashland youth were arraigned in municipal court here Tuesday after the boy was charged with malicious destruc- tion of property. A warrant was issued after a complaint was signed by a pri vate citizen. The warrant order ed the youth, Clarence Ader- holt, to appear with his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aderholt, 118 Helman st.t to answer charges of wanton de struction of private property and trespassing. Municipal Judge P. T. Stans- bury ordered the boy's parents to keep all their children within the confines of their own yard Sentence was delayed pending additional study. The family has nine chik&en. Dead line for Sunday Classified is noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day. MAIN and BARTLETT STREETS the time it takes light to travel from the Orion nebula to the earth. The "new" stars, according to Dr. Herbig, are in the Orion nebula. They belong to a class ification known as "T Tauri" stars. They are so rare that few of them are in the solar sys tem's neighborhood. They were named T Tauri stars because the Queries Answered Regarding Credit Control For Loans Answers to many questions regarding credit controls on GI home loans were given today by S. T. Brannock, officer in charge of the Medford office of the Veterans Administration. The credit control order of July 30, 1955, requiring a two per cent down payment and limiting thje maturity of such loans to 25 years was not retro active, Brannock said. Exempted from credit con trols are those new and existing houses for which VA received requests for certificates of rea sonable value (appraisals) prior to July 30 and houses for which FHA commitments had been is sued, and for which VA received appraisal requests prior to Sep tember 30. Brannock explained that the aDDraisal request is the first step in the GI home loan pro cedure. Extensions of certificates of reasonable value on properties exempt from credit controls will not subiect the units to, down payment and maturity require ments, he said. However, veterans will be re quired to pay closing costs in cash on any exempt property for which a certificate of rea sonable value was extended. In multi-home projects, Bran nock said, substitution of houses on lots selected by veterans will not subject the property to credit controls ifboth the house and lot are covered by appraisal All Grades Start Sept. 9 At EP Eagle Point Eagle Point schools will open Friday, Sept. 9?with full day sessions for both grade and high school students. Busses will run on the same schedule used at the close of school last spring, according to G. D. Hall, superintendent of schools. Registration for new students a,t Eagle Point will be held Sept. 9, at which time fees. will be pay able. Fees include a $5 book rental fee, $1.50 student activities ticket, 50 cent deposit on a locker key, and $1.50 down pay ment 'on the school s annual if desired. An -additional $1.50 is charged when the annual is de livered. Course Fees Hale said if students wish to take metal shop there is a $4.50 fee, and for wood working shop the fee is $2. He pointed out that books can not be issued until fees are paid. First grade students must bring birth certificates and have had a physical examination. Hale said parents of first graders who did not have physicals dur ing the pre-school clinic should make arrangements with family physicians to have physical ex aminations prior to opening of school. Two Preparations To Proble m Skin o MEMMHI LOTION MEDICATED CREAM to help soothe and dry blemishes as you sleep. MEDICATED LOTION to continue treatment during the day under your make-up. QWtdicofed Cream S.50 and 52.25, Medicated lotion JJ.25 end J2.25. As o nl: 275 (AH print plus tax.) Vee Halgren, Consultant long known variable star T Tauri is of the same type. Dr. Herbig suggested that his findings may provide important support for the idea of a contin Union in Dublin, Ireland. Two Types of Evidence Dr. Herbig based the possi bility that he had detected the birth of two stars on two types of evidence: requests received by the VA prior to July 30. Brannock said the new credit controls will not apply to GI loans made solely for the re placement of reconstruction of residential property that has been destroyed or substantially damaged by flood, fire or similar disasters. Neither do the new require ments apply to repair, alteration or improvement loans, Bran nock said. He added that VA could not grant exceptions where a" vet eran signed a contract prior to July 30, 1955, but for which request for appraisal was not received prior to that date. The two per cent down pay ment requirements must be met in every case by a payment of cash. An equity in land is not acceptable under VA regula tions, Brannock explained. Brannock emphasized VA can exclude homes not affected by FHA credit controls only if re quests for GI appraisals for those homes are received by VA cn or before Sept. 30, and VA can obtain satisfactory evidence of their exclusion from FHA credit controls. Sprague River Man Held in Slaying Klamath Falls (U.R) Mar cellus John Norwest, 26, of Sprague River, Ore., was sched uled to be arraigned in Klamath County Circuit Courts today in connection with thecslaying of Jackie - Howard Jones early Wednesday morning. 0 The body of Jones? a 24-year-old Chiloquin logger," was found on a dirt road in Chiloquin about 2:30 a.m. Wednesday. He had been shot through the left shoulder with a I30-.30 rifle. Norwest and Leroy (Buzz) Warley were taken into custody by Chiloquin police alter they went to the police station to ob tain aid for the dead man. Norwest told police he and Jones had quarreled over pos session of a case of beer, and that he pointed the rifle at Jones in an attempt to frighten him. He did Tiot know the gun was load ed, he said. District Attorney Richard Beesley did not indicate the se verity of charges he would bring against Norwest. Warley was held briefly by county officers on an open charge, but was then released. 0 O Police said Jones was on pa role from the Missouri state pris on, where he had served time for auto theft. HORSE PARKING . LaPorte, Ind. (U.R) Frank Hitesman, 75, Pinola, Ind., drove a horse and buggy to LaPorte for a visit. The bewhiskered, spry old man hitched his stallion tFa parking meter and dropped in a coin. - a Clear A O O O PHONE 2-6428 'MEMMIEI (W Q 1. Two photographs, taken the International Astronomical delivery today at a meeting of ual birth of new stars, and mav help to explain how. these stars are formed. His findings were reported simultaneously here and in a paper prepared for seven years apart, of the same point in the Orion nebula, the first showing three stars and the second, five stars. All were em bedded in a dark cloud of dust anS fas like raisins in a pud ding. 2. Evidence accumulated by astronomers for years indicates that stars so embedded in gas and dust have been formed re cently out of the condensation of material in the gaseous streamers. WE WON MOM, WE WON! This is one time Rich Comin ski of Morrisville, Pa., isn't a bit flustered because his mother is kissing him in public He earned it by belting out a home run in the overtime seventh inning at Williams- Eort, Pa. to give his Little League team a 4-3 victory over lelaware Township, N. J. ; Police Report Two Two minor accidents were re ported to state police yesterday. About 6:20 p.m. yesterday, cars driven by Ezra Edward Weaver, 71, of 1025 West 11th st., Medford, and Phillip Forest Holt, 34, of 2630 Tennessee rd., Medford, -collided about a block north of the Mason Erhman rd. on Highway 99. Police said Weaver turned left off Mason Erhman rd. and when he pulled from the north bound left lane into the right lane, -the cars collided. q A logging truck and trailer driven by Jack Elmer Lane, 18, of 809 Beach st., Ashland, was driven into the right ditch on the Green Springs five miles east of Klamath Junction about 7:30 Look, Ma, T ( it's Homogenized! J GOLDEN GUERNSEY homogenized Only the GUERNSEY COW can give you milk with this unuswelly delicious flavor . . . extra nourishment . . . appealing golden color. Even people who ordi narily dislike milk will enjoy GOLDEN GUERNSEY Homogenized! Milk and cream are mixed together to give you the same tempting flavor from the top to the bottom of the quart. 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Police said the motor died when Lane attempted to get the two-speed axel back in gear after it jumped out earlier. Lane pull ed the vehicle into the right ditch to stop the truck. Three peeler logs fell off onto the highway. The logs were remov ed by a passing jeep, police said. There were no injuries in eith er accident SHATTERING EXPERIENCE Weidman, Mich. (U.R) Rob ert Alwood told slate police a twin engine jet plane flew so close to the ground that the rear window of his late model car was shattered by the noise. MILK Thursday. September 1, 1955 Some 400 Dogs Entered In Show Here This Sunday More than 400 dogs have been entered in the seventh- annual dog show conducted by the Southern Oregon Kennel club under the auspices of the Ameri can iennei ciud. The show, which begins at 9:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 4 at the high school stadium in Medford, will include obedience trials as well as conformation judging. 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