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O e FOURTEEN MDOBD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Jke To Seek Funds For Medical Research And Public Schools g Washington U.R) oThe ad ministration will ask Congress next year for sharp increases in funds for medical research and public school construction. This was disclosed today by Marion P. Folsom, secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. He said President Eisenhower will send special messages to Orphans Assured Of Spending Yule Season in States Tokyo fli.R) , An airlines spokesman said today that five Japanese-American orphans be tween 4V4 and eight years old will be able to spend Christmas with their new foster parents in the Unitdfil States after all. Two othe, both (Two, will have "to wait, however. A spokesman f or commercial airline expressed concern yes terday that the children would not be able to make it home for Chistmas" because of . regu lations against minors traveling alone. He id then that the children would not be accepted by domestic airlines in the United States unless accom panied. But today, the spokesman said that arrangements were worked out with an airlines to take the children to their new American parents. "I don't know what was worked oirt, but they are going," he said. Traveler! Identified Leaving Wednesday will be Taeko, 6, adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moses, Venice, 111.; Rumi, 5, adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Zennis M. Smith, Cincin nati, OhioQ and . Hironi, 4J2, adopted by mr. and Mrs. Elbert E. Smith, "i&ungstown, Ohio. Sacchiko, .8, whose foster par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stog, San Bernardino, Calif., and To moto, 7, adopted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Turner, Rayne, La., will leave Friday. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF reSL PROPERTY No. 9625 IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of JOSEPH M. OWENS. Deceased. "Nrntif. ijt hprebv civen that the undersigned will, from and after the 4th day or January, laoo. seu an ui the right, title and interest of the above entitled estate, in and to the following describes premises, situated in Jackson County. Oregon: TRACT I: Government JLot 4 in Section 14. Township 38 South. Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Ore gon. . TRACT II: Beginning at th southeast corner of mineral claim . designagri as Lot No. 37. said corner iing 15.60 chains East of the southwest corner of Section 14. Township 38 South, Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County. Oregon; thence North 7" 45' West along the Easterly line of said Lot 37, a distance of 740 feet, more or less, to the southeast corner or tract described in - Volume 384, cage 60 ot the Deed Records of Sackson County. Oregon; thence West 450 feet more or less to the westerly line of said Lot 37; thence South 15 45' East 700 feet more or less to the southwest corner of said Lot 37; thence East 369.60 feet to the point of begin ning. SUBJECT TO: Reservation con tained in United States patent recorded in Volue 79 page 435 Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon: reservations contained in U. S. Patent recorded Volume 7, " page 558, Deed Records of Jack son County, (regon; that part ly ing within existing roads; right . of-way for transmission and dis tribution of electricity, and other purposes granted to The California-Oregon Power Co., a California corporation by instruments re corded in Volume 826 page 7 and Volume 376. page 355 Deed Rec ords of Jackson County, Oregon: Said property will be sold at pri vate sale for cash or credit at the office of DcForest & Hansen. 228 Franklin Building. Medford. Oregon, subject to confirmation of the above entitled Court. Dated and first published December . 1955. CARLOS W. MORRIS Administrator i NOTICE 5l PROBATE NO. 9565 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE KATTER OF THB ESTATE OF , CHARLES A. NUTTER. Deceased O Notice Js hereby given that O. M. fAndersoiO administrator of the above Qourt' his Administrator's Final Ac count and Report in the matter of said Estate and said Court has fixed the 5th day of January, 1956. at" 9:00 o'clock a.m., in the Court room of said L-'JCourt at the Court House in Mediord Jackson County, Oregon, as the time "and place for hearing objections thereto and for the settlement there of and all persons having obiecuons thereto are hereby required to make file the sane at or before said Wearing. a Dated and first published this 6th day of December, l9oo. O. Mi Anderson Administrator Farrell & Blackhurst Attorneys for Administrator NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of BEDFORD FORREST UNGER. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I the undersigned, by an Order of the above Court duly made and en tered on November 26. 1955. was ap pointed ,-ninistrator of the above named estate, and that I duly quali fied as such Administrator. All per sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same with the proper vouchers to me at the office of my attorneys, DeForest & Hansen, 228 Franklin Building. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published this 6th roiiy of December. 19oo. CARLOS W: MORSIS Administrator DeForest & Hansen Attornevs for Administrator 228 Franklin Bldg. Medford. Oregon --- Congress on the two programs. To Propose Fund Sen. Margaret Chase Smith (R.-Me.) said yesterday she will propose that congress vote Sl 000,000 to expand medical re search and help medical educa tion over a five-year period. But Folsom disclosed no spe cific sums in either the medical or public school proposals which the administration will submit. He told newsmen the medical research program will include a proposed boost of 25 to 30 per cent in Public Health Service funds. It also will include a brand new program to .help med ical and dental schools and non profit research institutions con struct new buildings and facili ties. Folsom said the administra tion will ask a "considerable in crease" for outright school con struction grants over the amount unsucpessfully sought this year. State Agencies Included This year's bill, which did not get through Congress, would have provided $200,000,000 in grants to needy school districts over a three-year period. It also proposed some $900,000,000 in loans for school construction, and called for setting up state agencies to underwrite the cost of new school buildings. The relatively small amount asked for grants drew criticism in Congress. Folsom said the new school aid proposal will contain provisions similar to the old one for loans and federal help in setting up state school building authorities. But it will boost the amount for grants by an undisclosed sum. Suitable Merger af x Wood Village Seen Portland '(U.R) : Portland's Exposition - Recreation commis sion has informally agreed as individuals that the Pacific International Exposition and the county fairgrounds could be suit ably merged into a single facility at the proposed Wood Village site east'of Portland. ; The ER commission has not yet decided whether it will sup port a single exposition and rec reation center or a split facility with- separate accommodations for the Pacific International. Officials of the PI have al ready accepted the Wood "Village site as suitable, for its operations. The PI has said it would require 400.000 square feet of barn and exhibit space for its annual show. Springfield Studies Power System Merger Springfield, Ore. (U.R) Springfield's utility board has hired William S. McCrea, a Ta- coma consulting engineer, to study the feasibility of consoli dating the city-owned municipal power system with Pacific Pow er and Light company's Spring field system. Springfield city councilmen last fall approved an investiga tion into the possibility of buy ing out PP&L in the city. An advisory committee appointed by Mayor Edward C. Harms Jr, had recommended that steps be taken to eliminate what was re ferred to as expensive duplica tion of electric power facilities, LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FILING FINAL ACCOUNT No. 9473 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM P. McGROTTY, Deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her Final Ac count and Report in the above en titled estate and that by Order of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County Probate Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for January 16. 1956, in the Circuit Court Room in the Jack son County Courthouse in Medford, Oregon, at the hour of 1:30 o'clock p.m. All persons having objections there to are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Date of first publication of this Notice is December 13. 19d5. HELEN A. DAWSON Administratrix of the Estate of William P. McGrotty, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that RUSSELL W. GEORGE and DORO THY W. GEORGE, husband and wife; O. B. RASMUSSEN and JOY RAS- MUSSEN, husband and wife: and MARK A. GOLDY and NELLIE GOLDY. Husband and wife, have filed with the Board of Directors of MED FORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT their petition to have excluded from the boundaries of said district the follow ing described tract of land, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the south line of Donation Land Claim No. 85. Township 37 South, of Range 2 West of Willamette Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon, said point being North 89 "57" East 1986.56 feet from the southwest corner of said Claim; and running thence North 003' West 1259.29 feet: thence South 89 '59' West 334.07 feet: thence South 003' East 1259.48 feet fo the south line of said claim: thence North 89 57' East 334.07 feet to the point of beginning. EXCEPTING therefrom the South 40 feet. All persons interested in or who may be affected by such change of the boundaries of said district are hereby required to appear at the office of said aoara ot Directors, wo. 200 tioiiy Bldg.. in the city of Medford, Jack son County, Oregon, on the 3rd day of .January. 1956. at the hour of 1:15 o'clock p.m., and show cause, if any you have, why said change in the boundaries of said district should not Be made. MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT. By J. A. Hoffbuhr Tuesday. December 20, 19S5 Condemnation Suit Filed by Air Force Portland (U.R) Suit was filed in Federal Court here yes terday by the Air Force to con demn a parcel of Curry county property as a "military airfield and other military uses." The Air Force offered S1000 for the tract but did not specify what type of airfield it had in mind for the area. Owners are Mary B. Stone and Theresa C. Beach, both of California. Board of Control Rejects Offer for Land at Pendleton Salem (U,R) The State Board of Control today rejected an offer by the Pendleton school board of $2500 for eight acres of land next to ,the grounds of the. Eastern Oregon State hos pital, on which two appraisals of $11,000 had been obtained. Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry suggested that inasmuch as the property is located some distance for the hospital itself, the school board might be will ing to buy some property in the rear of the hospital and trade it for the tract on which the board wants to build a high school. State Treasurer Sig Unander said he was opposed to accepting a sum so far below the appraisal even though the property was sought by another public agency. Gov. Paul Patterson agreed to this view and approved furth er exploration of the proposed deal by E. J. (Bill) Ireland, sec retary of the board. Preparation of a master buil ding plan for the Oregon State school for the deaf here at a cost of $100 was approved by the board. Logan and Murtaugh, Portland architects, agreed to prepare the plan for this sum, the money to be credited to any work the same architects per form on future buildings at the institution. A delegation of three boys from the MacLaren school for boys at Woodburn presented each member of the board with a "decorated Christmas candle on a stand, surrounded by fir boughs and silvered pine cones. One member of the delegation made a brief presentation talk after which Gov. Patterson ex pressed the thanks of the board members and told the boys he hoped by next Christmas they would be back in their homes, leading normal and happy lives. Warren's Daughter to Honeymoon in Mexico Palos Verdes, Calif. U.R) Dorothy Warren, 24, second daughter of Chief Justice Earl Warren, and Dr. Carmine D. Clemente planned, a Mexican honeymoon today following a double ring wedding at the Way farers Chapel.. The chief justice and his fam ily, plus about 50 guests, mostly close friends of the young couple, attended the ceremony performed last night by the Rev. Kenneth R. Knox. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The matron of honor was the bride's sister, , Nina Brian, who recently eloped to Las Vegas. The best man was the bride groom's brother-inlaw, Dr. Stu- are Brian. Other members of the Warren family in attendance were Dorothy's other sister. Vir ginia, and three boys, James, Earl Jr., and Robert. British Comet Jet Cuts Flying Time in Canada Montreal - (U.R) A globe- circling British Comet III jet liner landed at Dorval airport 12 miles west of Montreal today, one hour and six minutes after taking off from Toronto's - Mal- ton airport. ; Conventional airliners make the Toronto-Montreal flight in an hour and 40 minutes. It was believed today's flight had bettered all records except those established by jet fighters. (Vodka in orange juice) It leaves you breathless mirnoff tt qrtaiest name vuunfl 80 proof . Madefroml 00 grainneutra! sptrio. Sre. Pierre SmirnoffFls. Inc. Hartford. Conn. i I SB Attention All List of 10 Most Eligible Bachelors New York (U.R) With Monaco's Prince Rainier who can play with free chips at Monte Carlo over here look ing for a wife and with leap year coming up, the question arises: Who might be the world's 10 most eligible bachelors? . If Ranier doesn't get married and have a child, the little prin cipality will become a part of France and its 23,000 inhabitants will have to start paying taxes and the men will have to start serving in the Army. But if he does produce, they can still live in a never-never land. People'! Choice All the world loves a lover but Ranier is the people's choice. Then there's John Williamson of South Africa. He owns the second largest diamond diggins in the world. Any girl who mar ried him would have rocks the State Highway Commission OKs Road Construction Portland (U.R) The State Highway commission yesterday approved construction of about 15 miles of asphaltic concrete pavement on the Idaho-Oregon-Nevada secondary highway in Malheur county north from the Nevada state line. The project will cost about $325,000 with $225,000 to come from federal funds. The commission also decided to inform Burns, county seat of Harney county, that it favored spending $153,000 for a new route for an approach for High way 20 from Hines to Burns in stead of revising the existing route, which would cost $163, 000. Ski Past Proposed The commission said it would recommend to the TJ. S. Bureau of Public, roads that either an underpass or an overcrossing be provided for skiers when the new link of the Mt. Hood high way eliminating Laurel hill is constructed. The commission approved spending of $5000 to conduct a traffic and bypass study at The Dalles. Wasco county, the city of The Dalles, and port of The Dalles will spend a similar sum, The commission decided to hold its next regular meeting next January 26 and 27. Alien Residents To Report Addresses Portland (U.R) Some 20, 000 alien residents - of Oregon will have to report their addres ses next month, the Portland office of the U. S. immigration and naturalization service said today. Agent Roy J. Norene explain ed their aliens must report their address each January under a 1952 act of congress. Only ex ceptions, Norene said, were per sons with diplomatic status and foreigners assigned to the United Nations. f J RUSSELL, Single Girls! 1 size of rocks. He is 48, shy, good- looking. But he's hard to get at. surrounds his - beautiful house on Lake Victoria with guards and watchdogs. t Fancy the political life?. How about Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington. Democrat, 43, good-looking, - conversationalist. Much in demand at Perle Me sta's and other parties. Not much money but good on TV made a hit at the McCarthy hearings. Handicap away from home a lot. Quiet Texan Now what would a list like this be without a Texan? There's Sid Richardson. The quiet type. Has about half a billion dollars. Once a woman wrote him ask ing for $700,000. He turned her down. Lefs face it, Sid is 64. How about J. Robert Neal, 34? Debonair, heir to the Maxwell House coffee money, Texan, tall, dark, etc. Oil and real estate by day, playboy at night. Why didn't you ever marry, Bob? "Bad timing." Some gals go for titles. The most eligible king in the world is from Belgium. He's Badouin, 24, six-feet, wears glasses. Owns two palaces, likes to ski, races Jgf if The For 1956 . . . with advanced Torsion Level Ride, America's Easiest-Handling and Safest-Riding Car A NEW LUXURY CAR makes its bow in our showrooms! 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We asked the sports editor who was the world's most' elig ible athlete bachelor. He nomin ated Johnny Pcrdres. Took the Yanks apart in the World Series this year. Does a mean jitter bug. Is left-handed. ' Goes for Blondes Go for the exotic? The most eligible bachelor in the Arab world, known as "The Sheik" for ' Rudolph Valentino of the same name, is Ezzat Gaaf er. Flamboyant oil millionaire. Asked his age: "Thirty-nine but I feel like 23." Goes for blondes, even loves horses with golden manes. Fired a cable off to Moscow. Who- is the most eligible bach elor in Russia?, The reply (un censored): "Sorry, cannot find any eligible bachelors. . They marry early here without bene fit of clergy or publicity." -. Of course, there's the Duke of Kent, Toward Hughes, Marlon Brando, L'il Abner's kid broth er. . But when the chips are down, men, " who do you think . the ladies will go for? Who else? Liberace? 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