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Portland May Vofe
On Exposition Center
Portland CU.R) Portlanders
may decide by vote what site
they want for the city's 58,000,
000 exposition-recreation center,
if it isn't too late by voting time.
Homer Allen, executive secre
tary of the Citizens Committee
for a Greater Portland, said he
would ask the city council to
place the issue on next May's
primary ' ballot. He said if this
was rejected his group would
start an initiative action for a
vote. This would require 13,316
signatures.
The city council last week in
effect turned down the Delta
Park site by refusing to approve
its transfer from the city park
bureau to the Exposition-Recreation
Commission.
But there appeared one stum
bling block.
City Attorney Alexander
Brown said that the E-R commis
sion, in his opinion, could select
a site at any time before the pri
mary election and that this site
would be the legal one.
QUITS DRIVING
Quincy, Mass. (U.R) After
driving for 49 years without a
traffic law violation. Albert M.
Willis, 90, voluntarily turned in
his license and sold his 1931 car.
Yugoslavia Releases
Last Catholic Churchman
Belgrade, Yugoslavia -U.R)
The semi-official news agency
Yugopress reported today that
Yugoslavia had conditionally re
leased the last high-ranking
Catholic chucchman still held
in jail.
The news agency said Dr.
Peter Cule, bishop of Mostar,
had been paroled from, a 1948
conviction for "hostile activi
ties during the war."
Newspapers May Be
Forced To Up Prices
New York The bitterly de
nounced S5-a-ton increase in
newsprint prices went into ef
fect today despite warnings the
price you pay for your favorite
newspaper may have to be
raised.
The possibility of a congres
sional investigation of the news
print industry loomed in the
background.
The price hike, first an
nounced Oct. 18 by St. Lawrence
Corp., Canada's fourth largest
newsprint producer, brings the
price in New York to $131 a ton.
Delivered prices across the coun
try vary only slightly from those
in New York.
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Anti-Polio Shots
Start in Nyssa Area
Nyssa (U.R) Emergency gam
ma globulin inoculations to
stamp out a polio epidemic in
the Nyssa school district got un
derway today with some 3000
persons scheduled for shots.
The five-day program was to
inoculate persons up to 3 o years
of age and pregnant women of
all ages. So far this year, 38 per
sons have been stricken and
three have died of polio in Mal
heur county. Twenty-seven of
the victims were residents ot
Nyssa school district.
Dr. Grant Hughes, Malheur
county health officer, said doc
tors and about 600 volunteers
would handle the injections with
gamma globulin supplied by the
National Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis.
Minnesota Man Gets
Six Months Jail Term
Virgil Lloyd Carrigan, 39,
Wert, Minn., was sentenced to
six months in Jackson county
jail Monday by District Judge
Rawles Moore.
Carrigan stole an undeter
mined amount of money from
Edward Charles Hillingsworth,
Portland, while the two men
were staying in a local motel
Saturday night.
According to a citv police re
port, Carrigan was hitch-hiking
south from Portland when pick
ed up by Hillingsworth. They
stopped at a Medford hotel and
Carrigan took the money from
Hillingsworth's pocket.
Carrigan was arrested at 7
a.m. in Central Point by city
police.
Eight Communicable
Disease Cases Listed
Eight cases of communicable
diseases were reported in Jack
son county during the week
ended Oct. 29, according to the
county health department.
Leading the list were two
cases of measles, with one each
in Ashland and Gold Hill; two
cases of trench mouth, with one
each in Rogue River and Phoe
nix, and two cases of pneumonia,
with one from Ashland and the
other involving a resident of
Happy Camp, Calif.
Also reported were one case
of chicken pox in Ashland, and
one case of influenza in Medford.
Two Soldiers Given
U. S. Heroism Award
Yokohama, Japan '(U.R) Two
American soldiers received the
highest U. S: peacetime award
for heroism Monday, one for
preventing the explosion of an
ammunition ship and the other
for saving a Japanese boy from
drowning.
Awards went to M-Sgt. Mur
phy M. Williams, Oakland,
Calif., and Cpl. Billie Nyman
Jr., of Potter, Neb.
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Tuesday, November 1, 1955
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Backstairs: Ike Windshield Stickers
By MERRIMAN SMITH
United Press White House Writer
Denver U.R) Backstairs at
the temporary White House:
Manny Rss, the New York
badge and button manufacturer,
began producing shortly after
President Eisenhower"s heart at
tack a series of auto windshield
stickers proclaiming: "Get well
Ike, America needs your heart."
After he mailed the stickers
around the country, Manny be
gan to wonder. Maybe his origi
nal sticker indicated, as he put
it, "political connotations."
Whereupon he came up with a
new batch of stickers which say
"Get well Ike and please relax."
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Winter scene at Lorwy Air
Force Base: Just outside the
White House offices is a large
apple tree. Children of Air
Force personnel on the way
home from school stop off to
shake the fruit from the tree.
One of the President's friends
who saw him in the last few
days came away from Fitsimons
Army Hospital with the idea
that the chief executive might
remain in Denver as late as
Nov. 15.
Sept. 24, asking if he could be of
assistance.
He did not reach Mrs. Eisen
hower, but someone in her be
half apparently relayed to him
a suggestion of gratitude for any
prayers offered in the Presi
dent's behalf.
Elson then relayed the sug
gestion to the Roman Catholic
Archdiocese of Washington. He
also called "a leading rabbi."
The article in Collier's shows
some of the problems a president
faces in following his faith in
any semblance of dignity. Once
at the National Presbyterian
Church off Connecticut ave. irt
Washington, one worshipper
was so enthusiastic about the
President's presence that he
lifted his wife high in the air as
the rest of the congregation was
bowed in prayer.
GOOD DEED
Harrison, Me. (U.R) Dave
Card, 41, a Chinese laundryman,,
raised $2,669 during a 17-month,
one-man drive to buy a new elec
tric organ for the Calvary Com
munity church. Card isn't a
member.
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In the current Collier's maga
zine, there is a story about the
President and his pastor in
WShineton. the Rev. Dr. Ed
ward L. R. Elson of the National
Presbyterian Church.
The article, written by Casper
Nannes, says that when Mr. Eis
enhower suffered his heart at
tack on Sept. 24, "One of the
first rjersons to whom Mamie
Eisenhower turned for help"
was Pastor Elson.
The article says that Mrs.
Eisenhower sent Elson a mes
sage from Denver asking him to
pray for the President's recov
ery and to relay her appeal to
other Protestant, Catholic ana
Jewish religious leaders.
Actually it was Elson who
called Denver after he heard of
the President's illness. He called
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LEGAL NOTICES
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE
Sealed bids will be received by the
forest supervisor or his authorized
rpnresentative at the Forest Service
oflice. Post Office Building, Medford,
Oregon, December 2, ISoo, tor ail
merchantable dead timber located in
three separate and distinct units with
in the Kogue River National Forest,
Oregon, as particularized below. Wil
low Prairie No. 1: Sealed bids will be
received up to and not later than 10:00
a.m. Area embraces aDout uu acres
within Sections 30. 31, & 32. T. 36 S.,
R. 4 E:, W.M. Estimated volumes are
300 M board leet more or less of
Douglas-fir and 100 M board feet more
or less of white fir and other species
of sawtimber. No bid of less than
S4.00 per M board feet for Douglas
fir and S2.00 per M board feet for
white fir and other species will be con
sidered. Willow Prairie No. 2: Sealed
bids will be received up to and not
later than 11:00 a.m. Area embraces
about 400 acres within Sections 29,
30, 31, & 32, T. 36 S.. R. 4 E., W.M.
Estimated volumes are 300 M board
feet more or less of Douglas-fir and
100 M board feet more or less ot white
fir and other species of sawtimber.
No bid of less than S4.00 per M board
feet for Douglas-fir and S2.00 per M
board feet for white fir and other spe
cies will be considered. Willow Prairie
No. 3: Sealed bids will be received up
to and not later than 2:00 p.m. Area
embraces about 640 acres within Sec
tion 19. T. 36 S., R. 4 .. W.M. Esti
mated volumes are 450 M board feet
more or less of Douglas-fir and lou
M board feet more or less of white
fir and other species of sawtimber.
No bid of less than 53.45 per M board
feet for Douglas-fir and S 2.00 per M
hoard feet for white fir and other
species will be considered. In addi
tion to the prices ma tor stumpage
for each sale area, a cooperative de- I
posit of S0.50 per M board feet, to
be used by the Forest Service for pay
ing the cost of slash disposal, for the ,
total cut of sawtimber under the terms i
of the agreement, will be required. A
money order, bank draft, or certified
check m tne amount oi ouu.uu must
accompany each bid for each sale
area, to be applied on the purchaser
price, refunded, or retained as liqui
dated damages, according to the con
ditions of sale. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved. Before bids
are submitted, full information con
cerning the timber, the conditions of
sale, and the submission of bids should
be obtained irom tne forest super
visor. Medford. Oregon, or the Dist
rict Ranger, Butte Falls, Oregon.
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