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o oo Tuesday, July SI. 19SS MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE - -r ci' ji; WARDS FOR Extras! - - pi "7 - - A V 3 S1 y & jl- - - ,aijhiyf-rmii"iir- trim CIRCUS AERIAL PERFORMERS An all-cirl aerial ballet v.iil be featurr-H at Shrine Circus performance? in Meriford Vednesd-iy and TVirs'iay. The productions number, billed as I .ps Svlphide?. '' ill eni i't a blaiknut with multi-colored hell's i!!'jm!.nat:nc the performer . costumes. Other arts lnrlurierl jn the cirois will be r!wvn.. liiah wire walker, trape.e perform rrt and wiM amriml Two pcrformarrrs a day will be i:iPii a' ib- .Meriford lliii school football field at 20 and 8 p.m. Til ke1 are available at the Esquire Theatre building. Juvenile Detention Home Discussed at Roundtable Meeting Mrs. Kay C'rowell. director of tbn Jackson county juvenile of-: f;ce, discussed plans for the i county's new juvenile detention i bnme yesterday at the Jackson j County Chamber of Commerce ; roundtable at the Jackson hotel. .Mrs Crowell. director of the Juvenile department since Aug ust, 1952, said she accepted the; position here because of the rhal- lense in operating a juvenile j office without a detention home. She came to Meriford from Stock ton. Calif. The first step in procuring a detention home, she said, was to! gain the support of the com-j munity. After Jackson county! -oted 3-1 in favor of a deten-j ion home. Mrs. Crowell explain-1 ad. county taxes were raised iast yar tn finance the home. fttii Cost To'al cost of the building, she ; iBiid, will be $63.0(10. The deten-1 tion home will have a capacity ( 12 children, eight boys and j four girls, she pointed out. Another $25,000 is being spent; on an annex to be added which will provide offices and a court- Republican Group Would Dump Nixon : Ventura. Calif. OJ P The ' Republican League of California, has warned that California will go Democratic if Vice President Richard M. Nixon runs for re election. ! Albert Levitt, president of the local group, disclosed Monday: thai the organization will sup-j port Harold E. Slassen in an at- i lemnt to keen Nixon, a native! Cf California, off the 11)56 ballot. The league, however, is not major statewide GOP organi sation but the action could lead to other California groups tak ing a viand in the controversy. Levitt in a telegram ' Sta? n declared: "Your imposition to Vice Pres ident Nixon is proper and justi fied. If the Republican party oominates Nixon for vice presi dent. California will go Demo cratic in the November election. rooni for county juvenile of ficers, she said. William Seibert of Meriford is architect for pro ject, she said. Mrs. Crowell explained the most important consideration they had in designing the home was to make it home-like rather than into a jail, but still provide security measures so the children could not run away. She said children up to th-jr IRth birth day will be eligible for admit tance. Children will ho kept there not more than 10 or 11 days she said, while awaiting court action. Mrs. Crowell pointed out that children will not be kept in the detention home to be punished but because they have gotten beyond parental control or be cause the communtiy has be come antagonistic toward them. Allocated Land She said the detention home has been allocated about two acres of land behind the Foot lighter's theater on the old fair grounds. The detention will include a fenced-in plavground. a recrea tion room, kitchen, dining room and separate rooms for all the children with a toilet and wash basin m each one. Mrs. Crowell added. There will also be a wait ing room for the court and de tention area, a living room, bed room and bathroom for parents, and a judge's chambers, sh.e said. The detention home will be staffed by a man and women and a ichcf crew with living quarters provided for them, Mrs. Crowell said. Pay for the couple will be about S4.500 a year, she said. Operating expenses for the detention home will be about S16.500 annually, she concluded. YACHT TRIALS TODAY Atlantic Highlands. N J. (U.R The V. S. Olympic s'ar class yacht trials were scheduled to be resumed today. Mondax's third race in the five-race com petition was postponed because of a lack o: strons wind. Harry Nye of Chicago leans the com petition by one point. SADDLER IN HOSPITAL New York U D World weatiicru eight champion sandy Saddler still was under observa tion today in Knickerbocker hospital as a result of hend. oeck. and rib injuries suffered m tn auto accident Saturday. How ever, doctors did not believe he Oaa seriously hurt. Sherwood, Ore., Archers Win Over Englanders Sherwood. Ore. U. The Rnhin Hoods of Sherwood hat's Oregon not forest proved their right to the title here Sat urday as they took a narrow de cision over the Nottingham County Archery society of England. In international competition, with results handled by tele phone lines across the ocean, the Sherwood. Ore., archers scored a 9528-9417 victory. The Nottingham archers shot their arrows into the air in stately W'ollaton park, steeped in cnturies-o 1 d tradition. The Sherwood bowmen employed the high school football field of toe agricultural commui'y of "mi persons for their ran:" Brisk winds hampered th shcrwood arcners while the Not tingham aces reported that rain v. as a liandicar; in their efforts Ifse Tribune Want Ads BUDGE UPSET Hamburg. 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