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FOURTEEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUNI Wednesday. August 29. 19S8 Gold Hill 4-H Club Member Wins Champion Market Lamb Earl Bowen of Gold Hill with compact Southdown was awarded the grand champion market lamb at the 1956 4-H fair. Charles Elmore. Applegate;, Philip Krouse, Applegate; Terry Gail, Gold Hill: Annette Drager, Sis-Q; Gwen Krouse. Applegate; Lois Biles. Gold Hill: Grace Gail. Gold Hill; and Robert Ros enbaum, Sis-Q, were other exhib itors of grand champion stock in the sheep show this year. Other placings are as follows: Registered Cornedale (ewe lamb), tint. Truman Elmore. Applegate. ec tnd. Charles Elmore. Apple-Rale, third, Philip Krouir. Apolesate. fourth. Francii K route, Appleuate, fifth. Mi chael Elmore. Applegate; Registered Cornedale Yearling Ewe i. f int, Charles EJmore, Appiesate. Grand Champion, second. Francis Krouse. Applegate. third, Truman Elmore, Ap piesate. fourth. Francis Krouse. Ap plegate. fitth, Russell Elmore. Apple fate; Registered Cornedale (Ewe and own Iamb or lambs), first. Truman El more. Applegate, second. Philip Krouse. Applegate. third. Charles El more, Applegate, fourth. Francis Krouse. Applegate: other Corriedale 'Fat Lamb), first. Sandra Reich, Med ford. second. Ron Daugherty. Medford, third. Renee Johnson, Medford. fourth. Virginia Daugherty. Medford. fifth. Charles Elmore. Applegaie. sixth. Jim Smith. Rogue River, seventh. Truman flmore. Applegate. eighth. Russell El more, Appleate. ninth. Linda Gibson, Central Point . Afed Ewe Registered Corriedale (Aged Ewe), first, Philip Krouse. Applccate. senior champion-, second. Charles Elmore. Ap plegate. third. Truman Elmore. Apple gate, fourth. Francis Krouse. Apple gate, fifth, Rusell Elmore. Applegate. other Corriedale iewe Iambi, first. Jimmy Higenbotham. Medlord. second. Mike Higday. Eagle Point: other Cor nedale (yearling ewet. first. Wayne1 Ditx worth. Talent: other Corriedale taged ewe), first. Ronald Daugherty. Phoenix, senior and grand champion, second. Mike Higday. Eagle Point, third. Evelyn Niedermeyer. Medford. fourth. Ursula Bates. Oak Grove: other ! Corriedale 'ewe and own lamb or lambsf. first. MiKe Higday, fcagie Point, second Ursula Bates. Oak Grove, third, Evelvn Niedermeyer, Medford: other Cornedale pen of three fat lambs), first. Evelyn Niedermeyer, Medford. second. Charles Elmore, Ap plegate. Registered Hampshire iewe Iambi, first. Sheila Franklin. Medford. 1 second. Nancy Lusk. Ashland, third. Fave Chapman, Valley view, fourth, Ardith Chapman. Valleyview: register ed Hampshire (yearling ewe. first. Faye Chapman. Valleyview, second. Xancv Lusk. Ashland. Registered Hampshire Registered Hampshire 'aged ewe), first, Annette Drager. Ashland, senior and grand champion; second. Sheila Franklin. Medford, third. Gwen Krouse, Grants Pas, fourth. Susan Wright. Medtord. fifth. Nancy Lusk, Ashland, sixth, Faye Chapman. Valley view. seventh. Ardith Chapman, Val levview; registered Hampshire iewe and own lamb or lambs), first, Nancy Lusk, Ashland, sectond. Ardith Chap man. Valleyview, third. Faye Chap man. Valleyview. Registered Hamp shire (single fat Iambi, first. Jim Berg. Medford. second, Ron Beman, Gold Hill, third. Craig Wright. Med ford. fourth. Susan Wright. Medford. fifth. Nancy Lusk. Ashland, sixth. Doug Robertson. Gold Hill, seventh. Terrv Robertson. Gold Hill, eighth. Gwen Krouse, Grants Pass, ninth. Fave Chapman. Veileyview. tenth. An nette Drager. Ashland, lllh. Charlene Peterson. Ashland, 12th. Pat Gillette. Ashland. 13th. Jim Biles. Rogue River: registered Hamp5hire (pen three fat lambsi. frist. Ardith Chapman. Valley view; other Hampshire t ewe lamb i , first. Pat Gillette. Ashland, second, Craig Wright. Medford. third. Char lene Peterson. Ashland, fourth. Doug las Robertson. Gold Hill, fifth. Hoxy Sisemore. Medford. Yearling Ewe Other Hampshire (yearling ewe. first. Gwen Krouse. Grants Pass, sec ond. Doug Robertson. Gold Hill, third. Jim Biles. Rogue River; other Hamp shire (aged ewei. first. Gwen Krouse. Grants Pass, senior and grand cham pion, second. Charlene Peterson. Ash land, third, Pat Gillette, Ashland, fourth. Doug Robertson. Gold Hill, fifth. Roxy Sisemore. Medford. sixth. Grace Gail, Gold Hill: other Hamp shire 'ewe and own lamb or lambs). iirst. cat Gillette. Ashland, second, Charlene Peterson. Ashland, third. Gwen Krouse. Grants Paw. fourth. Grace Gail. Gold Hill, fifth. Doug Sis-Q Club Member Takes Fair Honors Nylia Cooper of Sis-Q had the grand champion exhibit with her New Zealand buck and doe and litter to place her as the top rabbit exhibit at the county fair. Other results were as follows: New Zealand (Senior doe), first. Buddy Olympius, champion. Evans Valley, second. Bob Machado, Evans Vallev, third. Barbara Woods. Evans Valley, fourth. Linda Stone. Evans Val ley, fifth, Lorna Chapman, Sis-Q, Sxth. Sherwin Cooper, Sis-Q. seventh, avid Machado, Evans Valley, eighth, Jo Ann Wood. Evans Valley, ninth. Charles Badcock. Evans Valley, tenth. Penny Anderson. Evans Valley; New Zealand (Senior Buck), first, Nylia Cooper Sl-Q. grand champion, sec ond. Charles Badcock. Evans Valley, third. Rose Mane Machado. Evans Val lev fourth. Nelda Chapman, Sis-Q, fifth, Karen Feller. Sis-Q. New Zealand Doe New Zealand ( Intermediate Doe, first. Nvlia Cooper. Sis-Q. second. Charles Badcock. Evans Valley; New Zealand 4 Intermediate Buck i, first. Dean Sommers. Sis-Q. second. Doris Bench, Sis-Q: New Zealand (Junior Doe t, first. Charles Badcock. Evans Vallev. second. Pennv Anderson. Cen tral Point, third. Kathleen Badcock. Evans Vallev. fourth, Nylia Cooper. Sis-Q, fifth. Darvl Zapell. Sis-Q, sixth, Kathleen Frederick. Central Point, seventh. Nelda Chapman. Sis-Q. New Zealand (Junior Buck), first. Kathleen Fredrick. Central Point, sec ond. Nvlia Cooper. Sis-Q. third. Charles Badcock. Evans Valley, fourth, Kath leen Badcock. Evans Valley; New Zea land (Production Doe & L i 1 1 e rl. first. Doris Bench. Sis-Q, second. Nel da Chapman. Sis-Q. third. Lorna Chap man. Sis-Q. fourth. Nylia Cooper. Sis Q. fifth. John Machado. Evans Val ley, sixth. Charles Badcock. Evans Vallev, seventh. Rose Mane Machado. Evans Valley: New Zealand (Three Fryers same litteri. first. Nylia Coop er, Sis-Q. second. Dean Sommers. Sis Q: other heavy breeds (Senior doei, first. Marv Lee Lowry. Sis-Q. second. Lucille Lowry. Sis-Q; third, John Ma rhado. Evans Valley. Other Breeds Other heavy breeds Senior buck), frist. Cleve Schafcr. Prospect, second. Keith Johnston, Evans Valley; other heaw breeds (Junior doei. first. Cleve Schaler. Prospect; light breeds Senior doei. first. Nylia Cooper, Sis-Q. second. Feme Kellow, West Side, third, Lucille Lowry. Sis-Q. Light Breeds Light breeds (Senior buck), first. Feme Kellow. West Side, champion: rabbit showmanships (Advanced all breeds), first. Jo Ann Wood. Evans Vallev. second. Nvlia Cooper, Sis-Q. third. Feme Kellow. West Side, fourth. Rose Marie. Machado, Evans Valley, fifth. Norman Jantzer, Prospect; Rab bit Showmanship i Intermediate a 1 1 breeds), first. Sherwin Cooper. Sis-Q. second. Charles Badcock. Evans Valley, third. Lucille Lowry. Sis-Q. fourth, Doris Bench, Sis-Q. fifth. Keith John ston. Evans Valley, sixth, Barbara Wood. Evans Valley: Rabbit showman ship (beginning all breeds), first. Buddy Olympius. Evans Valley, sec ond. Penny Anderson, Evans Vallev, third. Dean Sommers, Sis-Q. fourth. Kathleen Frederick, Central Point, fifth. Kathy Zapell. Sis-Q. sixth, Da vid Machado. Evans Valley. Ski Film Slated Thursday Evening Dunsmuir A ski film en titled "Invitation to Skiing" will be presented at 8 p.m., Aug. 30, at the Dunsmuir Elementary school auditorium by Warren Miller. The film will show ski slopes, resorts and ski lifts including the Atlas Mountains of North Africa and peaks of Hawaii. The two hour long film, narrated by Miller, will include scenes of well-known ski instructors and ski racers. The film is part of the drive by local business interests in coop eration with the Mount Shasta Snowmen to install a T-bar ski lift on Snowman's hill this fall. Tickets are available from any skier belonging to the Mount Shasta Snowmen Ski club. Two Youths Killed In Light Plane Crash Mayville. Wis. '.U.K Two teen-age youths were killed when their two-seater plane crashed into a farm field near here Tuesday night. Dead was Donald Kaiser, 18, Iron Ridge, Wis., and Harry Binkley, 13, Bemidji, Minn., who had been visiting the Kaiser home. Witnesses said the plane went into a tailspin before crashing into the field. EGLER Don't Wait... To Get Your New Automatic SI OIL or GAS HEATER! Du to the current rist in production costs .... there will be a slight increase in the prices of all SIEGLER HEATERS effective September 15, 19S6. Until then you can still purchase your heater at the present low price! So . . . ACT NOW! BUY NOW! SAVE! PIONEER HARDWARE 128 North Bart left Phone 2-8043 Robertson. Gold Hill, sixth, Jim Biles. Rogue River, seventh. John Cox. Eagle Point. Registered Southdown 'Ewe Lamb), first. Annette Drager. Ashland, grand champion, second. Terrv Gail. Gold Hill, third. Susan Wrieht. Med ford; registered Southdown (yearling ewe. first. Terry oail. cold Hill, sen ior rhamoion: second. Craie Wright, Medford. third. Susan Wright. Med ford: registered bouthdown lagea ewe i, first. Terrv Gail, Gold Hill, sec ond. Annette Draper. Ashland, third. Si-san Wrieht. Medford. fourth. Joyce K-rr. Ashland, firth. Craig Wright, Medford. Registered Southdown Registered Southdown (ewe and own lamb or lambs;, first. Terry Gail, Gold Hill, second. Annette bracer. Ashland, third. Susan Wright, flled- iora. lounn. Joyce iverr, Asmana; registered Southdown fat Iambi, first. Marie Jones. Gold Hill, second. Joyce Kerr. Ashland, third. Larry Esaue. Gold Hill, fourth. Don Gail. Gold Hill, fifth. Grace Gail, Gold Hill, sixth, Betty Kerr. Ashland, seventh. Terry Gail. Gold Hill, eighth, Ogden Kellogg. Gold Hill, ninth. Louis Biles. Rogue River. 10th, Earl Bowen, Gold Hill. Registered Southdown (pen of three fat lambsi. first. Lois Biles. Rogue Ri ver, champion, second. Grace Gail, Oold Hill, reserve champion, third. Jim Biles. Gold Hill; other Southdown iewe Iambi, first. Ogden Kellogg. Gold Hill, second, Marie Jones. Gold Hill, third. Grace Gail. Gold Hill, fourth. Don Gail, Gold Hill, fifth. Mary Anne Can trail. Ruch: other Southdown 'yearling ewei. first, Marie Jones. Gold Hill, senior and grand champion; sec ond. Lois Biles. Rogue River, third. Earl Bowen. Rogue River, fourth. An nette Drager. Ashland, fifth, Don Gail, Gold Hill, sixth. Grace Gail, Gold Hill, seventh. Ronald Daugherty. Phoenix; other Southdown 'aged ewei, first, Terry Gail. Gold Hill, second. Marie Jones. Gold Hill, third. Don Gail. Gold Hill, fourth. Larry Eskew. Gold Hill, fifth. Lois Biles. Roeue River, tixth. Grace Gail. Gold Hill, seventh, Jim Biles. Roeue River, eighth, Ogden Kel logg. Gold Hill. Ewe Lambs Other Southdown fewe and own lamb or lambsi, first. Mane Jones. Gold Hill, second. Terrv Gail. Gold Hill, third. Ogden Kellocg, Gold Hill, fourth. Don Gail. Gold Hill, fifth. Lois Biles. Roeue River, sixth. Earl Bowen. Rogue River, seventh. Larrv Eskew. Gold Hill, eighth. Grace Gail. Gold Hill: registered Suffolk ewe Iambi, lirst. John Cox, Upper Rogue: register ed Suffolk ryearling ewei. first, Eve lyn Niedermeyer. Medford. second, Robert Rosenbaum. Ashland, third. John Cox. Upper Rogue: registered Suffolk (aged ewei. first, Robert Rosenbaum. Ashland, senior and grand champion, second. Tom Turpin. Med ford. third. Evelyn Nicdrrmeyer, Med ford; registered Suffolk (ewe and onw lamb or lambsi, first, Robert Ros enbaum. Ashland, second. Tom Turpin. Medford. third, Evelvn Niedermeyer. Medford fourth. John Cox, Upper Rogue: other Suffolk iewe Iambi, first. Kay DeMers. Phoenix, second. Jerry More. Eagle Point, third. Evelyn Niedermever. Medford. fourth. Ursula Bates. Oak Grove. Jifth. Wayne Dits worth. Talent, sixth. Charles Swingle. Medford: other Suffolk (yearling ewei, first. Ursula Bates. Oak Grove, second. Wayne Ditsworth. Talent; : other Suffolk (aged ewe), first. Linda : Gibson. Central Point, senior and ! grand champion; second. Nancy Barnes. Westside. third. Jerry Moore, i Fagle Point, fourth. Usrula Bates. Oik j Grove, fifth, Carolyn Barnes. West-1 jideT sixth, Kay DeMers, Phoenix: 1 other Suffolk iewe and own lamb or lambsi, first. Ursula Bates. Oak Grove, ."econd. Jerry Moore. Eagle Point, third. Kay DeMers, Phoenix, fourth, Nancv Barnes. Westside, fifth. Caro lyn Barnes, Westside. Light Class j Other Suffolk light class fat Iambi, first. Fred Swingle, Medford, second. Sue Rutherford. Medford, third. Charles Swingle. Medford. fourth. Wayne Ditsworth. Talent, fifth, Marsha Belnap. Medford, sixth. Tom ferdue. Eagle Point, seventh, Ron Wil cox. Eagle Point, eighth. N'ancv Barnes, Medford. ninth. Karen Gettling. Jack sonville, lotn. Jen rowier. xaient. Other Suffolk (fat Iambi, first Larry Parsons. Gold Hill, second. Ur sula. Bates, Oak Grove, third. Tom lurpin, Meatora, lourtn, unaries Mar- Tin. Medford. tittn, Aiarsna watson. Eagle Point, sixth, Vexvia Beman. Gold Hill, seventh. Don Higday. Eagle Point. eighth. Michael Higday. Eagle Point, nintn. jerry Aioore, lacie oim. iutn, Evelyn Niedermeyer. Medford; other Suffolk (pen of three fat lambsi, first, Ursula Bates, Oak Grove. Registered otner breeds (oen of three fat lambsi first. Jim Smith, Rogue River; other Dreeos (ewe lamoi, tirst. i.veiyn Nie dermever. Medford. second. Rose Ma rie Machado. Rogue River, third. Jim amitn. Kogue River: other breed; (yearling ewei, first. Evelyn Nieder meyer. meatora. second. Raymond Swingle. Medford: other breeds (aged ewei. first. Charles Badcock, Rogue ttiver, senior and cnammon; second, Rose Marie Machado. Rogue River, third. Jim Smith. Rogue River: other nreeds 'ewe and own lamb or lambsi. nrst. Hose Mane Machado. Rogue Ri ver, second. Jim Smith. Rogue River: other breeds isingle fat Iambi, first. unaries tsadcocK. Rogue River; begin ning showman i first class j, first. Don ald Gail, Gold Hill, second. Mary Ann Cantrall,. Jacksonville, third, Terry Robertson. Gold Hill, fourth. Mike El more. Applegate. fifth. Rose Marie Machado, Rogue River, sixth. Jim Hig enbotham. Medford. seventh. Charles Badcock. Rogue River, eighth. Sheila Franklin. Medford. Beginning showmanship (s econd class i. first, Jerry Moore. Eagle Point, secona. Kay ueiviers. fnoenix. tnira. Fred Swingle. Medford fourth Ronald Whtllock. Talent, fifth, Marsha Watson, , Medford. sixth. Carolyn Barnes. Med ford. seventh. Lorna Fowler. Talent, eighth. Sue Ann Rutherford. Medford, ninth. Charles Martin, Medford; inter mediate showman Co t h e r breeds t, first. Ursula Bates. Oak Grove, second. Renee Johnson. Medford .third. Vervia Beman. Gold Hill, fourth. John Cox. Upper Rogue, fifth, Virginia Daugh erty. Medford. sixth. Donald Higday. Eagle Point, seventh, Karen Gettling, Jacksonville, eighth. Tom Perdue, Eagle Point, ninth. Jim Smith. Rogue River, 10th. Linda Gibson. Central Point: senior showman .(other breeds first. Don Daugherty, Medford. second, Robert Rosenbaum, Ashland, third, Charles Elmore, Applegate. fourth. Charles Swingle. Medtord. fifth. Eve lyn Niedermeyer. Medford. sixth. Nancy Barnes, Medford, seventh, Phil ip Krouse. Applegate. Showmanship Senior showmanship 'Southdown and Hampshire), first. Annette Drager. Ashland, second. Grace Gail. Gold Hill, third, Roxv Sisemore. Medford, fourth, Tom Turpin. Medford. fifth, Susan Wright. Medford, sixth. Joyce Kerr, Ashland, seventh, Jim Biles, Rogue Ri ver, eighth. Larry Eskew. Gold Hill, ninth. Charlene Peterson. Ashland. 10th. Gwen Krouse. Grants Pass; inter mediate showmen t Southdown and Hampshire), first. Terry Gail. Gold Hill, second. Jimmv Berg, Medtord. third. Fave Chapman. Valleyview, fourth. Craig Wright. Medford, fifth. Earle Bowen. Gold Hill,, sixth. Betty Kerrv. Ashland, seventh. Nancy Lusk. Medford. eighth. Pat Gillette. Ashland, ninth, Doug Robertson Gold Hill. 10th. Ron Beman. Gold Hill: champion showman, first, Annette Drager, Ash land. Club- pen of five fat lambs, cham pion. Gold Hill; club pen of breeding ewes, champion, Sis-Q. Stevenson Says Democrats Only Party Concerned About Farmers Sioux City, Iowa V.Kj Adlai E. Stevenson said today that the Democrats are "the only party" that is "concerned about the farmers' plight." The Democratic presidential nominee said that "historically" the farmer has "gotten in trouble" under Republican ad ministrations, and "prospered" under the Democrats. He said he and his running mate. Sen. Estes Kefauver, came here for a regional party meeting to "hear the farmers' story" and learn how to "drive this story home" to the people. Stevenson and Kefauver flew they attended a conference of party officals from the Pacific Northwest Tuesday. Says Democrats Concerned Stevenson said in his remarks prepared for delivery here triat "our party has always been the party and the only party that is concerned about the farmers' plight today." Stevenson said for every S4 the farmer got in 1952, he is get ting less than S3 today. The farmers' share of the food dol lar has dropped from 47 cents to 38 cents in the same period, he-said. 'And we know, too. that when here from Portland, Ore., where the farmer goes broke the rest On The Side BVE.v.Duriing (Distributed by Kinf FurufM Svndicjra. Inc.) To speed up the country's notoriously lagging birth rate. the French government intro duced a "bonus for babies" sys tem. Tlie more babies the high er the family allowance. Now many Frenchmen are being paid more money for their achieve ments as fathers than they re ceive from their regular jobs. As for example, the husband of 40- year old Mms. Gabrielle Forgnot of Is-Sur-Tielle, France, who has given birth to six sets of twins. The Forgnots have 15 children in all. From the gov ernment they get a "family, al lowance" equal to $56 a week! At his regular job. Monsieur Forgnot earns $20 a week. Inci dentally, six sets of twins is not the world's record. I believe a Connecticute woman gave birth to seven sets of twins. Am check ing. Asking Queries from clients. Q. What film star first played the part of the Queen of Sheba? A. Betty Blythe in 1916.. Incidentally, in that production King Solomon was portrayed as being clean shaven. J. Gordon Edwards, the producer, explained this devia tion from history by saying that "beards were not romantic. That "whiskers ruin a love scene" ... Q. Of .whom was it said, "there is language in her eye, her cheek, her lips, nay, her foot speaks"? A. That is how Shakespeare described Cressida in his play "Troilus and Cressi da." It is a description once ap plied to Anna Held. However, I cannot think of any present day act: ess it might fit. The language of the eye seems to be a lost art. Passing By Wladziu Valentino Liberace. Picturesque pianist. Can you pronounce his name correctly? I mean his first name. Did you know that in addition to his mu sical ability, Wladziu is an ac complished cook? He is a mem ber of the Amateur Chefs asso ciation. For Father What did you give your male parent for father s day? Did he like it? Did he exchange it? Probably not. Women have no hesitation in exchanging Christ mas, birthday, wedding anniver sary or mother's day gifts but men usually keep a present whether they like it or not. They hesitate to hurt the giver's feel ings. Anyway, want an idea for next father's day? To the pres ents you give your papa, add a copy of Albert Parry's book ti tled "Whistler's Father." It will zio Pinza Will be Replaced in Stage Play New York (U.R) Luther Adler will replace Enzio Pinza in "A Very Special Baby," sched uled for a New York State pre mier on Nov. 14. Producer David Susskind said Tuesday he was forced to get a replacement for the nonsinging role when Pinza suffered a mild heart attack last Friday while vacationing in Italy. Adler will costar with his for mer wife, Sylvia Sidney. He will play her father in the production. build up the old boy's morale. Please Note Lloyd's of London paid out about $4 million in insurance claims for that Andrea Doria Stockholm disaster. But don't worry about Lloyd's going broke. Last year, 1955, Lloyd's took in about $260 million in ma rine insurance, premiums and paid out about $224 million in claims. So their profit on marine insurance was S36 million for that one year. Not bad. Dogs vs. Postmen In this country last year over 6,000 postmen were bitten by dogs. A wide variety of preven tive measures for this situation have been suggested. The most successful protective measure currently in use is a water pistol filled with ammonia. That seems to make most dogs retreat. My suggestion would be that the family dog be taken to the post office to meet the postman as signed to the route. Or to bring the postman into the house, in troduce him to the dog and let them get acquainted. Naming Baby The naming of boys after pres idents appears to have been prac tically abandoned. Have you a friend so named? How is he doing? This brings to mind that the only successful man I can think of who was named after Abraham Lincoln was Abraham Lincoln Erlanger, the theatrical man. And he always signed his name "A. L. Erlanger." Get It Right Frequently misspelled is the name of that musical hit show of the yesteryear titled "Floro dora." It is wrongly spelled "Floradora." It is not the name of a woman but the name of an island in the Philippines where the action of the play took place. Alabama Voters Aim at Integration Birmingham, Ala. (U.R) Alabama voters stripped their state constitution to remove clauses that might be used as a basis for enforcing integration of public schools, returns from a referendum showed today. The segregation - conscious vo ters approved by a thumping ma jority in the referendum Tuesday the bold act of removing their state constitutional guarantees of public school education. This will empower the state legislature to abolish the state school system, if necessary, to sidestep any court decrees aim ed at lowering classroom racial barriers. The voters also approved a second broad constitutional am endment providing authority for preserving segregation in public parks and playgrounds. Springfield Will Have Ihree-Way Mayor Roce Springfield (U.R) Two last minute filings here yester day assured Springfield citizens a three-way race for the post of mayor. B. T. Larson, a former mayor, and John A. Briggs, a member oi the city council, both filed just before the deadline yester day afternoon. B. J. Rogers, a district manager for a feed and seed company, filed for the post earlier. More Beauticians Said Country's Need Washington 0I.R) The Labor Department says what this coun try needs is more beauticians. According to a department re port there's a shortage of work ers in the field of beauty cul ture, and the job opportunities are wide open. of the country is going to be in trouble, too," Stevenson said. Following -the opening re marks by Stevenson and Kefau ver, there was to be a panel dis cussion of farm prices and in come, soil conservation and the soil bank, farm credit and crop insurance, rural electrification, and administration of the farm program. The sessions were to' be closed. To Discuss Kefauver Role Democrats from Iowa, North and South Dakota, Kansas, Ne braska, Minnesota and Wiscon sin gathered at Sioux City for the meeting, to be presided over by two Minnesotans Sen. Hu bert Humphrey and Gov. Orville Freeman. The role Kefauver will play in the Democratic effort to woo the farm belt was expected to be discussed. Kefauver, regarded as a strong vote-getter in Midwest ern rural areas, is likely to carry the load of the Stevenson cam paign in the farm section. The candidates and their party will spend tonight in Sioux City, and depart early Thursday for a fourth regional conference at Knoxville, Tenn.. this one with Southern Democrats. They will return to Chicago Thursday night. Talent High School Opens September 10 Talent Talent High school will open Monday, Sept. 10, ac cording to Eugene Vinckel, prin cipal. School hours will be 8:40 a.m. to 3:40 p.m. Issuing of textbooks, paying of fees and stabilizing schedules will take place the first day. Vinckel has reminded students that fees for textbooks, school paper, student body card and towel fee total $16. Additional fees for shop, arts and crafts and driver's training are requir ed. Students who are new in the district should contact Vinckel after Aug. 28 at his office for scheduling and counseling. Stu dents who are working and plan to enroll late are asked to see Vinckel before Sept. 10. Many Attend Britt Estate Sale Saturday Ashland A good turn out was reported at the auction Sat urday morning of the household items in the Britt estate in Jack sonville, according to Don E. Lewis, business manager of Southern Oregon college. The sale was not on the total property as many of the histor ical items have been lent to the Jacksonville museum. Money that was received will be used in converting the gymnasium at the college to a student union building. Buyers from San Francisco and Portland were reported at the sale which started at 10:30 a.m. and lasted until 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The house and property be-1 longing to the estate will be sold at a later date, according to Lewis. ' This will also include acreage on the Applegate. Funeral Thursday for Ex-Princeton Professor Princeton, N.J. (U.R) Fu neral services will be held on Thursday for Dr. Frederick L. Hutson, an emeritus professor of classics at Princeton university. Hutson, who was 81 and had been associated with the school more than 50 years, died Tues day after a long illness. Nationalist Defects To Red China, Peiping Says London iU.R Peiping Radio reported today a Chinese Na tionalist soldier had defected to the Communists by floating sev en miles from Quemoy Island to the Red-held mainland by holding onto a basketball. 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