Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 31, 1956, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTZ'.X MEDFCP.D fOPEGOV MklL TRIBUNE T'jsday. July 31. 1336 Capital Associates Believe Stassen Off Ike's Team for Good 8- LYLE C. WILSON ir,- !ain vac akfi. Mr.iloi Press Correspondent On r n. (,' r.r-r u -,- vn- .. -r r't.r. " So:ri" i f : he rrpi:"rt t" i : -r- r r ru. r r's r!oe Sta'TI id h" Modern Hobby! ' u - t'lC Evidence Ties Hodge With Illinois Gang; Investigators Claim Damage Suit Filed In Circuit Court "'far 1 --"Jl--rf'- - Hr,i. . - i -; :.r' d at t P-o.;rif that ''- n nr. a n H r. today D i a r rr. a m p r. t C n i n p 1 lnr Hamifi E. Sa? icti ha W thp sd.'Tijr 1 ramn 8 n I Pr f; f r r la ry Murray S n v d p r an- (V-tt vsb'iro Monday vit Eisenhov. r r had CL I K '.- o four rrk leavf" O v. j r, ; o cond'irt p'lhtJfal tlf'n ; ' S0- on r","j'.if1Mr'd the "TiounfTmpnt ramp on? v ;i'r-' Siasson rnil' d on V f ;d-Ti Richard M Nix- '".r!r;- 'A' hi? c;trK::dHcy i :"f!i''!ii;n;i':')n SWf a!") ' rj Mr. f.i.rnh'.v.'T to ' i ' i ' :" ",'!.r.n' : iVi p;'-t i n t ho ; '' rtHfi to f ronsiHrr hi v ' -r: b tr run vih him fot Geotfae Piriro A ri mo; i net fijc-r: ' f'f f h If,a vr ,e q fr-A- hour af'or a 20- l )'.: f-nf'Tfiif-p u:fn t'no I'm -idi ti v. rticit nnd h' -n soijjit ri Sprinf:eM. IM Evi dence linki:'2 dpp'isrd siata Auditor Orville E. Iliri;p with rrpu'od racketeers in rinu'n?!a'e Illinois was unrnvrrrd hv in- A. Eppinc, on 46 indictment? Each indictment covered a fraud- y v v v 6f (Ujixt n. jr k'Hp a gfii'lr fir- (Vodka in orange juice) J ! i It leaves you breathless Imirnoff praifs& name a -VODKA Proo'. Oist. from grain Ste. Pt(rre Smtrnoff F;s iDiv. o Heubiemi. Hartford. Conn., U S A. i r nt n n w ' ; i n p t h p official E i -fan"1:!;.-, hut merely 'O rira'Ainz a govprn- inpnt 5aiarv i;nT:l Aus. 27. four davs af'pr 'hp Pop'jolican Na ' jonal Con, on! ion :? jchediild to p r. d . Mr. Kisniiov. -or 's grant of . Irave to S'a;?r-n appparpd to bp a cott r rfi rr"! a r : n . Snmr ad m M": 15 r;i ;n :"' ' irr;a'r ?. amot; thorn Afornpy CiPncral Herbert Brow r.ell Jr., are understood to ha e lir'd S'.a-on'5 public ex-. on on tne iv.ie h on.se lawn. : f'rs arMod against direct ac- concodf d the n'-cd for ' dis;ociatin2 the cabinet circle with an active campaign against : Ni.xon. Stason 1." a cabinet mom-j brr by invitation, although not j by precedent. ' Dislike of Stassea Tho While iiou5P sans today is aflame wi'ii suspicion anrl dis like of S'asrtpn. Somp of t hem arp cf 'ii f irff-nt t nat M r. Lison iiowor w;!! find means after I Sti.sscn's ! u f at least In ease him a A ay from tho White Housp ar a townrri .-"Mi- J ss prominent spot. S'assf'ii iiiisy, t course, re turn !o ri' sk and t ii payroll ".o A 27. hi;t thf Aord tuday .'.;is tfia h:s j-umitpr is up f"r u it ima' I- act inn. Location Notices Filed in County Location notices were filed in the county clerk's office this week for two quartz claims in Jackson county. j Golda Grady, route .'i. box 221. Medford. has- filed a location no. tice for a mine in I he Tolo min ina district east of Rucii. named Golden Chuck. According to rec ords, the claim was previously i located and named Mayflower, j It was abandoned and forfeited ' i by the original locator for fail-' n-o tn mortt rifiinrnmonti nf lau' Ernest Pool. A. H. Schneider. nRht au'J ; Harold E. Siearist and JI. D. I Schneider. Grants Pass, have j Brookings Man Named filed a location notice for a 1 mine named Copper Quartz. The claim is located in northwest : Jackson county south of the DouIa;: rntin'v line, in the .Graves Cmek minine district. State Files Suit i Following Accident The state of Oregon, by and through the state highway com-! located in White City, has been mission, has filed a complaint in I named defendant in a $63,600 circuit court here against Vern 1 damage suit by a former em V. Helbig. Velma Helbig and!Plo'pe- Houston .1. Click, ac cording to records in circuit court here. Click is seeking $30,000 gen eral damages and $1,800 special ulent state check in a scandal Raymond Leigh MeComb Jr.. which revolves around at least ; ss the result of a two-vehicle $1,000,000 worth of phony state ! collision on May 10, 1055. . 1 it.. hlp T4., ...o.. f,nrl : Tnp ctatp charges in thp mm- nrf ciato inrii-!mn! in thn n aint that a sedan nwneri hv u""",''l"M ul . ANTI-SIGN CAMPAIGNER I Montgomery. Ala. ill S) j City Traffic Engineer V. O. Shrarier would like 1o remove "about half of th 2.700 traffic signs in town." Ke says it would . , , , not affect public safetv one bit. Red Blanket Lumber company shradpr claims ci,y diners are suffering from "sign-itis" and that most traffic signs, including numerous speed limit markers, just confuse and irritate the av erage motorist. day night, j State investiEi'nrs found a : note showing Horicc paid $20. 000 "on account of enterprise scandal. The note received hv the Helbigs had been furnished Hodge; to McComh for purposes of' i causes of action. In the first cause of action, the plaintiff states he was work ing for the company as an edger .te City offico for names of per-; c h a r g e s that McComb course o hjs ,nb ,lp claims hjs sons who backed the ex-audit-j known by the owners of the car , ff,e, sli d hp wa? eta,ck on or's political career. According to ,,e a negligent and careless , . . . , , ... from Berry was found during a : pleasure and family conven- to Thomas J. Berry on Jan. 30. ' search of Hodge's former Gran-Mence. The plaintiff further 1054. Berry was described as a con'act man for the Frank Bus ter V.'ortmnn gang in tiie down s'ate region. : To Ask Indictment ! Meanwhile. Sngmon ('min'y authorities planned to ssk a i EiinH jury today to indict ! Hodge's officp manager. Kdward Diversion Dam on Bear Creek Back In Use by RRVID The Bear Creek diversion dam wss put hack in operation by Rogue River Valley Irriga tion district crews earlier tins month, according to Harold Sex ton, secretary manager of t:ic district. The former Bear rm-k dier sion clam Has wasi-.rd out in Hoods m Derem'oer ami F'eiiru ary last v. inter. The dan; is lo cated belv.cen the Jackson t and the -McAndrews rd. briciues off Biddle rd. The presold dam. Sexton said, is a cantilever structura. cin structcfl into a five-foot founda tion of well ccnieioed gravel. NAME. ADDRESS j About SI.i.lHIl) v.ortu ot repairs ; placed were dune on me clam, bexton pointed out thai a major portion of the costs were paid by the d,s as'cr relief fund administered under the civil defense. Repairs Remain He said about $1,500 worth of repairs remain to be done on to the note. Hnrije received the 1 driver money from Berry "on account On Ma of enterprise." Campaign Gift Seen Authorities, however, believed the money represented a cam paign gift for which Hodge promised to give gambling ele ments downstate a green light. Earlier, Hodge admitted ; striking his back and sustaining 10, 19.-,.-,. tne com- ,.,,:, r;. plaint sta'es. Fred W. Haven, an I click charges' the companv employee of the state highway j wi)h neeIiEence on several commission, was driving a truck rounds inr'nrlinr fa, lore In nrn. vide a safe place for him to work west on Sam's Valley Highway 234 and McComb was driving the Helbig car west on the same highway behind the truck. It further states that Haven sig- knnwing some of the alleged j naled for a left turn and pro racketeers in the area, but de-: reeded in a southerly direction nied receiving help from them ! to the ieft across Mie center in financing his career. Hodge's line when the defendant drove political ambitions and how he; the car into the truck, paid for them became a key . The state charges the Helbigs Swedish weaving is delight ful handiwork ea.-v to do' L"? tin-'' colorful designs on ipronj. towels, iuos. dress acersorie . Pattern 7323: Chart, siiow every detail directions. Three d fferent designs inchided' ?.Iakr wide or narrow bard from the charts. Send TWENTY - MVE cent? in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st ilass mailing. Scud to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept , P. f). Box 1HH. Old Chel sea Station. New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly and PATTERN NUMBER. Two FREE patterns printed in the new Alice Brooks Needle craft book for 1050! Stunning design? for yourself, for your home just for you. our readers Dozens of other designs to ord er all easy, fascinating hand work' Send 25 cents for your copy of thi factor in tho probe after he ad mitted raiding the state treas ury to help himself to high po litical office. with negligence in and failure to provide an air hose or similar device to keep the area free of debris. In his second cause of action, the plaintiff states he was em ployed by the company on Nov. 30. 1955 as an edger operator and was required to sharpen saw teeth. He claims he was also re quired to place a 100 pound permitting I sheet iron on top of the edger Woman Attempts Murder, Suicide Portland -U.P A Portland woman veslerriav shut her two plaintiff are Robert sons in a closet with a cvanide ' attorney general bomb and then attempted to commit suicide by sla-'ning her wrists with a razor, according to the county .!: Tiff's ol'lice. i Mrs. Glen Richards. 37. was under police guard at Providence hospital here. Neighbors found tile two boys. Joey. 0. and Artie. 7. lying in the driveway of their home cry-j ing 'Help, murder.'' They said I iheir mother and told them she' had sparklers for them but that they would have to go into the McComb to drive the car. know ing he was a negligent and care less driver. The state also charges McComb with negli gence in traveling at an exces sive rate of speed, failing to keep proper lookout or any lookout at all and following too close. Tho state asks $793.23 for re pairs to the truck and $250 for attorney's fees. Representing the Thorn for the state of Oregon; C. W. Enfield, assistant attorney general and counsel for the highway commis sion: and Robert L. May Jr., as sistant attorney general and counsel for the highway commission. frame. The complaint states the guard fell off the frame and struck him on t he head causing severe and permanent injuries. Representing the plaintiff are Attornys Bailey. Lezak and Swink of Portland. Michigan's ordinance of 17R7. taken from the Articles of Con federation of tho Continental Congress, states three necessary things for good government religion, morality and knowledge. USE FUEL FROM TIMBER PHONE 2-8086 For the Right Wood Fuel For Every Purpose ORDER NOW Timber products COMPANY Miss Universe Cold In Bathing Suit Pose Curry County Attorney Salem UP Ed F. Ackley Brookings attornev. was ap I An advantage of the loose sys tem of dairy housing is there is less damage to legs and udders succeeds Samuel A. Hall who re of the cows, according to the North Dakota Agricultural Col lege Extension Service. New York UR) The new the clam. Repairs will be com- ! closet in order to see them ll5S universe, 20-year-old Carol onderful book ! Plctcd on "1C dam in the fall They said she then placed the i Morris, shivered bravely on a when most of the water is out. cyanide bomb, used to kill goph- cool Manhattan rooitop today in he added. . : 0!s. on a tin plate on the closet a bathing suit and Indian feather In reconstructing the dam. floor and lighted it. Then she headdress and commented, 'I Sexton said, the crews found a , shut the bovs in. As smoke filled. , , , ,. , , , .. , , : , j.j- , would rather lose in dresses, porous lavcr of gravel situated, the room thev marrged to force on top of the hard-pan lavcr, their wav out. Mrs. Richards I M,ss Mi'ns came here from was was found in the bathroom of California Monday on her first the home with her wrists slash-' assignment as the international ed. She told oificers she had bcautv title winner. She is help ing promote a new movie about Indians. tion at a hospital. Mrs. Richards; "If I'm not a success in mo was described in good condition. ' vies. I'll go back to college," she said. Miss Morris, who re- which the foundation pointed hy Gov. Elmo Smith to-1 constructed, enabling more et riav as district attornev of Currv fective sealing of Hie foundation count y. Ackley. for the past three; water Ppr second. That amount years city attornev of Brookings, j will irrigate from 10 to 15 acres day, he said. signed. Hall is the Republican j The present dam is designed nominee for joint representative , to carry 35 cubic feet per sec from Coos and Curry counties, ond. he said. to save about two cubic feet of 1 also drunk some weed killer. The boys were in fair conrii- unaa ime bundav -.awined i t vealcd three davs ago that she nnon baturdav 10 am Mondav lor1 , . Monday; other davs 5 30 orevmus day was adopted at the age of three ALUMINUM FOIL Economy Size 75-Foot Roll p mMM,.iw.iLj. y..-jLi'y,r'ai,.wwjwr r.Vrtfifiriri 'in rm''cttiri tfitrrfr-r:r--, Vtfr7VaiaifaT.i 11 Gullistan Says: Cut tha jtringi on prices, give tau rine's Carpet House the go-ahead on clearing our warehouses of surplus stock, let him sell blRECT from our stock. FOR ONE WEEK! Al Hi Ir m r OPEN WEDNESDAY NITE We Hereby Certify that the discounts listed here-on are true and bonafide. The regular retail price will be shown to you, less the discounts. We never expect to have a sale of this kind again and if you need quality carpet this is the time to buy. But definitely the orders must be placed THIS WEEK as this carpet is being held especially for Laurine's Carpet House. Sincerely, BILL and GAIL LAURINE Barwick Mills Says With so much low quality carpet on the market being sold with so many rediculous wear claims, the people of Southern Oregon should really appreciate the prices and savings on QUALITY carpet being offered by Laurine's Carpet House. Go ahead, Bill, sell at these prices FOR ONE WEEK ONLY OPEN WEDNESDAY NITE 748 Sq. Yds. 9 Colors 9' 12' -15' O TEHDIF Ml) UK 40 J7 o OFF Standard Price $10.50 Sq. Yd. 4.20-Save This Week s6.30 Sq. Yd. ILL RUG OR CARPET ORD Remember: Have your rug or carpet installed NOW. Nothing clown. First Low Payment in September. Payments as Low as $6.00 Month. You can be sure of many years' wear from any of Laurine's carpet or rugs. 2,825 Sq. Yds. 9 Colors 9' -12' -15' Widths Hundreds and Hundreds and Hundreds of Yards at 20 - 15 - 122 and 10 Off EitS liUST BE PLACED THIS WEEICf H Nothing Down f 3 Years to Pay 1 Laurine's CAHBIPIET Mfl) msffi OPEN WEDNESDAY N1TES Phone 3-5182 Home Means More With Carpet on the Floor 400 E. MAIN AT RIVERSIDE M