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Newspaper Page Textvv 2 5? 4 CHANGES PLEA Joseph Carlino (above), named as co-conspirator in the acid blinding of labor colum nist Victor Riesel, has changed his plea from in nocent to guilty. Carlino and seven others in New York are accused of plot ting the attack which blinded Riesel March 5. WHAT IS IT? Bruce, S.D. (U.R) Farmer Art Peterson has crossed ordi nary corn with sunflower plants. The cross results in a plant that looks unmistakably like corn, except that it stands 14 feet tall and has the strong root system characteristic of sunflowers. The corn has kernels dusty red in color, instead of the customary yellow. BENNY'S BACK ! . . and so are Mary, Rochester and the rest of the gang. Join them all tonight at 6:30 pm THE JACK BENNY SHOW Dial 1230 CBS Radio JQ Along With Other Top Entertainment 7:00-7:05 pm Texaco News 7:05-7:30 pm-F.B.I. in Peace & War 7:30-7:55 pm Gunsmoke 7:55-8:00 pm Sunday News 8:00-8:25 pm Fort Laramie 8:25-8:30 pm Musical Interlude 8:30-9:25 pm-Mitch Miller 9:25-9:30 pm Top Tune 9:30-9:45 pm Paul Harvey MAIL TRIBUNE STATION Reaa and Use Clansltn-rt Ads Th Community's BiKKest Marketplace KYJC For Sustained MHIGH LEVEL" Egg Production Three Famous Formula TRIANGLE Feeds Egg Production is serious business with Triangle. After years of continuous field and laboratory testing, we bring you three laying feeds that have proved themselves, month after month, as real profit makers for the Poultryman. Each one has the prime ingre dients for bodily health and increased egg production. Your records will prove it! Morton Milling Co. 10 West Jackson The Medical Roundup by More From Gorman's Book -On Mental Diieaia Tragedy In a previous column I wrote about a marvellous book in which Mike Gorman, executive director of the National Men ta 1 Health Commit tee, t e 1 Is of the alarming situ ation that ex ists in regard to mental dis ease. The oth er day, on the ur Alvarei street, a wom an with a can in her hand asked me for money for research on some disease so rare that I haven't seen a case in 30 years! Now, I am all for spending money for a search for a cure of any now incurable disease, but I hate to see the almost com plete lack of research on the commonest disease of all the one that costs our people more suffering than any other. We Americans not oniy hate to pay for research on this disease, but we don't want to hear mention of insanity; and we do not want to admit what everyone knows, that it is inherited. To keep up our courage most of us lie man fully about this. I do not blame. Foundations for having refused in the past to give money for research when it might have gone, to men of the type who know before they begin how their so-called re search will come out. It will con sist purely of theories. Fortu nately, at last a new day has dawned, and a new group of biologically trained psychiatrists is coming to the fore men who are brain physiologists, who are at home in a laboratory, and who are accepted- by all scien tists as good and able brethren. Aware of Criticism On Page 13 of his book Gor man says he is well aware tha,t he will be criticized for his "ex cessive" emphasis upon the phy siological and hereditary factors underlying mental illness. He says, ."I am prepared to be read out of the Inner Temple by the high priests of the Oedipus Com plex and the rampant Id. For a number of years I was an active communicant in that Temple, cocking an attentive ear while its theologues concocted a 'witches brew' of sterile term inology to describe psychiatric phenomena they had no capa bility of treating." He goes on to say that he ex pects to be attacked by that "horde of self -constituted 'ex perts' on human behavior; the blithe popularizers who fear not to tread where scientists are wary to walk. Fortified by a massive ignorance of the physi ology of the human mind and nervous system, they lecture, write, preach, and advise about juvenile delinquency, thumb sucking, marriage, and so on." Gorman quotes Dr. Karl Men niger as once pointing out that psychoanalytic indoctrination has had a bad effect on many a young psychiatrist because it has kept him from observing his patients and studying them with open eyes and ears. Why should the young doctor talk to pa tients and record what they say when he knows in advance what they should or will say? As Dr. Alan Gregg, the distinguished former medical head of the Rockefeller Foundation once said, too many psychiatrists have speculated about insanity when they should have been observing. "Psychiatrists speak a dialect, a special lingo, more productive of resentment than comprehensions or interest on the part.of their medical breth ren.". Dr". Gregg went on to say that psychoanalysts usually re sent requests for proof of their theories. Dr. Jacques Gottlieb, a research psychiatrist, appear ing before a Congressional com mittee, doubted if what some analysts have called research can be dignified with that name. -v ll-r r in - tn i Emerltuj Consultant In MedJelae, Mayo Clime Emeritus Protestor ut MmUi IB. Mlfn PnundaDnn Gorman quotes with amuse ment Professor L. J. Meduna's recent statement to the effect that the flag of the newly or ganized Society for Biologic Psy chiatry should have on it as a rebellious and defiant motto: "A telegraph pole is just a tele graph pole and not a phallic symbol." Perhaps now that real scien tific research is being done in psychiatry, legislatures, founda tions and wealthy persons will be willing to give money to sup port it. I hope so. Nowhere else in Ihe field of medicine is finan cial help more needed. Throbbing in the Ears Many older persons worry be cause, when they put their ear on the pillow, they hear a thump ing. Some of them keep going from one ear specialist to anoth er wasting hundreds of dollars The specialist cannot help them because their ear is normal, Actually, what they hear is the pulsation in the big blood vessel which goes through a channel in the bone that houses the inner ear. Why we don't all of us keep hearing the thumping, I do not know. Obviously, there is nothing anyone can do to stop the thump ing; the heart must continue to beat. What is hopeful is that the beat can again become in audible. I know because, in my own case, for a while the sound was annoying, and later it dis appeared. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer requests for information or to attempt to diagnose by mail. Chrysler Operations Said Nearing Normal Detroit (U.R) Chrysler Corp. assembly operations were expected to return to normal to day in the wake of a wildcat strike which idled 35,000 work ers and stopped 1957 model pro duction. The wildcat walkout flared at Chrysler's parts stamping plant earlier this week when a num ber of workers left their jobs to protest the promotion of 30 em ployes to a higher classification. The dispute ended late Thurs day when the striking members of United Auto Workers Local 869 voted almost unanimously to return to their jobs and to settle their trouble through regu lar grievance procedure. Chinese Protest Sale Of Japan Fair Items Tokyo (U.R) A crowd of 300 Chinese stormed offices of the Japanese Trade Fair in Peip- ing to protest the sale of "shod dy goods and refused to leave until they were promised a public apology, Japanese news reports said today. The protest movement started when exhibitors began selling items at the trade fair on Tues day, reports from the Commu nist China capital said. On Wednesday an angry crowd sur rounded the offices and refused to leave until Thursday morn ing, when fair officials agreed to apologize in Peiping newspapers. Fish Hook Pierces Portland Man's Eye A Portland man, whose fish hook pierced his left eyeball, was flown to Portland for medi cal treatment by a Mercy Flights, Inc., air ambulance last night. Frank H. Spears, Portland, was fishing at Black Bar on the Rogue river below Galice yester day when the accident happened. A physician in the party re moved the hook, and Spears was then taken to Marial, then brought to Medford by car. The flight to Portland left here at 10 p.m. Dead line Sunday Classified is at at noon Saturday. X-TRA EGG PRODUCER 20 Protein 16 EGG LAYER Grit and Shell Included. FEED ALL A complete all-purpose feed. Mash or Pellet form 603-645 N. Tillamook PORTLAND 12, ORtOON Famed German Pianist Succumbs in London London (U.R) F a m e d Ger man pianist Walter Wilhelm Gie seking died in a London hospital during the night, it was an nounced today. He was 60. The death was announced by a spokesman at St. Mary's hos pital, London. Gieseking who achieved world fame as a concert pianist was born in Lyons, France, Nov. 5, 1895. His parents were German. Gieseking began to play at the age of 4 but he had no regular musical training until he was 16. He began studying then with Karl Leimar at the Hanover Municipal Conservatory. Navy Pilot Killed In California Crash Oakland, Calif. (U.R) A Navy pilot was killed Thursday when his Fury jet fighter crash ed into an exclusive hillside resi dential section here, setting fire to three homes at it spewed flam ing fragments and exploding am munition. The pilot was identified as Ens.. Lauren D. Martin, 25, of Fruitland, Ida. He was attached to Fighter Squadron 154 at Mof fett Naval Air Station. A maid and a small child in one of the damaged residences suffered minor injuries as they fled from the building. LEGAL NOTICES CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT C'OUNTV COURT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON SeDtember. 1956 The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, listing claim ants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month 01 September, isdo, as required by cnapier ut ot iy7 session Laws. BERETH P. HOPKINS County Clerk Approved by Jackson Countv Court: Orders: In the matter of claims for payment of diseased cattle to James M. Johnson. Harold R, Payne, Mr. f. t.. namey. James o. Cheek; For Election of Shadv Cove-Trail Fire Protection - District; For Public Dance Hall License to D. . Fosbury; The appointment of Edwin H. Singmaster as third member to County Board of .quauzauon. Filed: . County Hospital Beport for August 1956. Monthly Statement County Clerk Treasurers Report July 1956 Contract with Lloyd Pest Control Appointment of Assistant Water master lor District 15. Annual Report of Rogue River Fire Protection District. Annual Report of Road Department Load Limit Permits: Mr. James C. ParkhiU, J. Bennett & Sons, A. L. Harding. W. L. Coombs. Mr. L. V. McMahon and Tru-Mix Concrete. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Net payments for services of em ployes of Jackson County, Oregon: D. Offenbacher 228.77, C. L. Howard 314.60, J. Cave 95.40. L. A. Perkins 192.22. E. C. Morrill 133.80, J. D. Walsh 347.80. P. Bcttiol 318.02. D. De- Berry 306.62. E. Gault 235.80, G. Wright 309.92, D. D. Coe 299.92. V. Vanoose 298.52. B. C. Tennant 274.92. R. Ghevsin 296.40. N. Matteson 401.40. P. Elliott 235.80, B. Brooks 263.32, M, Stephens 225.00. M. Dubs 202.26. G. Jacobs 185.01. S. Vance 28.99. N. Neil 268.32, o. Leschensky 233.40, A. L. Peterson 233.40. B. J. Brown 212.30. I. F. Brenner 197.22. H. Dugan 261.37. D. V. Straus 223.70. L. Smith 207.22, A. Carter 235 80. T. C. Mclntvre 219.67, M. Mitchell 202 22. G. B. Bohl 24262, P. I. Moreland 188.37. M. Brown 184.70. B. Bieham 126.70. R. H. Mesplie 38.90, E. M. Janouch 253.21. B. S. Hilt. Jr. 109.06. U. B. Inch 197.90. A. R. Bailey 245.80. M. D. Hinman 19722. P. Thanoa 292.89, V. Moore 240.80, D. Evanson 213.93. H. Nelson 191.76, A. L. Martin 201.76. L. Deenin 197.19. M. E. Nicholson 197.19. J. C. Eaton 292.80. W. B. McCullough 296.80. C. MiUer 297.80. S. M. Penins- ton 292.80. J. F. O'Hara 291.40, C. L. Moldovan 292.80. T. Hatten 290 65, J. B. Caird 220.04. H. Hunter 246.84, E. Moore 189.11. L. Thoen 179.11, R. Poling 179.11. E. Crapo 189.11. D. D. Haley 179.11, M. Beneka 232.90. G. Campbell 212.89. H. Niedermeyer 232 20. A. Beneka 150.00. F. Toews 235.15. H. W. Boyle 64.70. E. J. Zan der 31620, f. Deweerd 206.00. M. De Weerd 143.14. P. Hanlin 28.76. G. Han lin 23.36. O. C. Maust 224.79. S. C. Maust 214.79. C. Walker 181.90. H. E. Vick 140.60. V. Morse 145.30. R. Wil liams 134.70, L. Larvick 107.60. M. Bevel 129.40. D. Thompson 136.55. E. Holbrook 142.60. L. Keith 147.60, M. E. Claassen 152.60. E. Brown 228.80, L. Allred 76.50. D. Goddard 118.80. J. Martin 139.70. E. Andrews 120.00. H. Asher 116.70. Snelson 108.50. D. Hass- ler 120.00. V. Hassler 128.20. K. Cro well 302.40. R. Watkins 207.05. J. G. Armson 292.00. A. E. Merkel, M.D. 796.10. D. E. COllard 310.80. A. A. Makinen 253 30. F. Clink 279.50. C. Kent 270.55. E. Kanclier 282.80, M. E. Bell 282.80. N. M. VanDewalker 183.63. E. H. McGalliard 282 80, O. S. Moore 329 20. 1. Koppes 25321. D. F. Thomas 210 60. L. Estes 261.40, B. R. Hart 305.55. C. L. Birk 7.82. C. Z. Boyden 8-87. M. E. Boyden 57.85. B. J. James 93 32. S. J. Robinson 192.90. L. D. Pinkham 425. K. D. Weaver 72.13. G. W. Daley 150.78. P. Gilman 217 40. u. c. rlendnx 315.02. c. M. smith 26026. C Taylor 33.46. E. M. Grove 248.21. M. J. E. McNeil 207.22. A. A. Franzke 159.40. A. B. Holmes 292.80. E M. Gustavson 157.82. M. J. Sorber 116.70. L. Chenault 108 92. J. N. Buf- fington 38.90. M. R. Hubbell 312.38 L. A. Perry 322.22. C D. Holbrook 243:40. A. J. Slade 23722. W. P. Tucker 253.70. L. M. Sherman 76.01. D. D. Hughes 25.50, W. I. Sutherland 185.00. R. ri. Alexander 57.50. Payments, travel expense: J. G. Armson 35.31. P. Bettiol 102 64. J. Caird 42.16. D. D. Coe 168 32. K. Crowell 106.50. G. W. Daley 57.44, D DeBerry 74.96. H. Gault 236.03. R. A. Gheysen 95.68. T. W. Hatten 86 60. A. E. Merkel, M.D. 100 00. D E Collard 115.00. F. Clink 75.00, O. S. Moore 75.00. E. Kanclier 75.00. C. Kent 75.00. E. H. McGalliard 75 00. A. A. Makinen 75.00. B. R. Hart 100.00. M. E. Bell 75 00. D. C. Hendrix 96 40. R Keating 19.00. W. B. McCullough 117 87. A. B. Mekvold 37.50. C. W. Miller 69 20. C. L. Moldovan 28 88. F. OHara 86.40. S. Pemnffton 23 60. C. M. Smith 67.36. B. C. Ten nant 23531. W. P. Tucker 223.04. V. V. Vanoose 85.76. J. D. Walsh 175 34, C. H. Wendt 10.45. G. Wright 113.43. j-aymenis lor witness ana jury service : N. Moore 5.68. E Kron 5 68. L. T. Robinson 5.68, A. M. Henshew 2.00. C. E Maifeld 3.76. A. T. Kin 5 36. E. W. Cameron 3.76. H. J. Eynan 2.00. R. P. Corbin 2230, M. J. Luschen 23.46. E. C. Kadin 5 00. B. Larsen 22 50, M. A. Grigsby 24.42. R. L. Guss 24 42. B. E. Gillette 5 64. H. Lockwood 6 12. E. L. Barnes 5 24. E. Hale 5.00. P. J. Selby 5.00. A. W. Fritz 5 00. R. H. Gandee. 5 00. D. A. Faber 5.64. G. Galbraith 5.12. J. Townes 5.00, D. C. Caldwell 23 22. F C. Preston 20 44. E. J. Knights 5 00. M. A. Magness 7 40. L. M. Shanele 5 00. J. P. Tobin 5.00. R. Mole If 00. M. S. Gates 5.00. L. Loper 20.12. E. Tarr 5 00. M. Lock ard 5.00, A. L. Sams 15.96, G. L. Sides 15.00. J. C. Novak 5.00. J. W. Huston 15.00. B. H. Campbell 5.00. J. D. Cain 5.00. P. E. Larson 5.00, p. R. Lyncn 15 00. E. Cottle 692. P. A. Tengwald 15.00. G. F. Bailey. Jr. 5.16. C. G. Maple 15.96. M. E. Cosier 5.00, E. W. Stanlev 22 04. L. M. Barbee 15 08. C. N. Caton 6 92. r. L. Chez 15.00. F. Saxburv 528. W. Saxbury 5.28. B. L. Johnson 6.80. L. Gourley 4.08. J. Rabjohn 4.08. R. White 10 00. M Thornton 5 00. M. Peters 5 00. R. Whittle 5 00 R. B. Reinholdt 5 00. G. Haya 5 00. J. W. Johnson 5 00. Payments lor supplies, services and equipment; Adressograph - Multigraph Corp. 220.35. Am. HoSDital Supply 15.93. Am. Laundry 8.01, Anders Photo Shop 13.47. E. A. Barnes 120.00. Bates candy Co. 53.83. Beck s Bakeries 63 52. M A. Beneka .60. Brownie's 530, Bryant's Key shop 4.00, ft. w. Burns 187.92, Calif. Ore. Power Co. 444.72. Calif Pacific Utilities 64.04, Calif. Spray chemical Corp. 24.38. A Carter 6.00. Cash Davis Pharmacy 4.04. Catholic Services for Children 5.00. Central Rex- all urug 4.09. Children s Farm Home ju.oo. cnrystal Meat Market 38.80. City Sanitary Service 23.00. D. S. Collins 26.85, Commercial Printing 9124. C. L. Coyle, M.D. 60.00. Crafts man Book Co. 3.12. H. Danielon. M.D. 50.00. Davis Transfer 18.54. Deaver Tractor & Imp. 14.50. Dr. S. R. Dippel 10.00. Dunham Printing 329 80, Faber s 6.50. Faber s Market 22 20. B. P. Hop kins Federal Tax) 4972.55. Fluhrer Bakeries 16 68. Groceteria 29.38. Has kim' Saw Shop 17 00. Heath's Medical ienier z.3u, ur. w. w. Welter 161.00. J. M. Johnson 24 00. Dr. S. E. Philins 438.50. H. R. Payne 8.00. J. O. Cheek 56.00. Hubbard Bros. 26.58. Hudson's r-narmacy lu.uo. M. M. Huggins 2215.00. I. Huson 30 00. Industrial Ma chine & Pump Co. 1090. Jackson County Co-op. 32.40. Jackson Co. Road Dept. 223. R. L. Janzen 30.00. Jewett Office Supply 66.40. Jim's Produce 136.16, J. Johnson 20.07, Jorgensen's 109 44. Klocker Printery 81.95. Louise Home 1323. Lovineer Disinfectant s-ioa. Loyd Termite Control 900.00. J. C. Luce. M.D. 20.00. Mason F.hr- man 21820. Medford Hotel 26.10. Med ford Office Equip. 33.70. Medford Pharmacy 22.33. Medford Printing 22.19. Medford Stationery Store 100.73. jvieaiura water comm. 73.97. Merck Sharp & Dohme 9.4R. Miri Coast Run- ply 50.69. H. E Miller 16.00, Minkler Television 106.85, Moore Business Forms 12.39. Morton Milling 18.25. Motorola 942.12. Nasan Mfg. Co 1060.70. Nat. Hospital Assn. 328.40. Niagara Chemical Div. 93.00. J. J. ODonnell 87.00. Office Stationery & Supply 285.03. Oregon Egg Producers 15727. Otis Elevator Co. 89.40. Pa cific Feed & Seed 62.38. Pacific Tel. & Tel. 638.45. Public Employes Re tirement Board Social Securityl 797.92. Public Employes Retirement System (Retirement) 117.05. Raysprav 905.60. Reeds Shell Service 6.75. Rogue Valley Physicians' Service 98.98. Royal Typewriter Co. 207 50. Sharp's Dairy Supply 5.05, Shell Oil Co. 47.10. Simmons Carbon Co. 15.33. Siskiyou Hardware 4.35. Smith-Corona 200.00. So. Ore. TiUe Co. 44.96. Stand ard rjranas 74.B4. standard Oil Co. 2.92. State Industrial Accident Comm. 274.06. State Public Welfare Comm. 55.280.00. B. P. HoDkins I State Tavi 818 62. St. Rose Industrial School 21.29. Sun-Ray Venetian Blind Co. 104.20. Surgical Sales 58 80. Mrs. R. awan jyo.uu. Talent Hardware 38. Tri-Countv Office Machines 1 in Trites Coffee Co. 16.06. Trowbridge oc riynn lif.ou, vauey .quip. CO. 8.30. Weiners 115.00. L. Welch 100.15. West ern Union 10 96. H. A. Woods. M.D. 4.00, Zellerbach Paper Co. 34.15. CIVIL DEFENSE FUND J. H. Hicks 21120. L. M. Sherman 110 00. H. E. Andrews 65.39. R. R Kvle 67.08. Coliimhja Utilities. 11 Fabers Market 10.44. Office Station ery ac supply 5.00. Pacific Tel. & Tel. 11.05. B. P. Hopkins iState Tax) 7.17. Public Employes Retirement Board 7.17, State Industrial Accident Comm. 3.68. COURT HOUSE FUND Pioneer Flag Co. 50.00. E. A. Barnes 497.00, Nat. Cash Register Co. 32.21, County Clerk 5 99, Trowbridge it Flynn 1004 24. LeFebure Corp. 29.96. EMERGENCY FUND Loyd Termite Control 195 .00. ROAD FUND Net payments for employes of Jack son County Road Department: B. Austin 267.55. R I. Fitrcoralrf 306.38. H. Geigle 347.58. F. G. Luper 971 so r r . . . n.n ., n Rynning 467 95. L. J. Shorev 364 60. S. H. Shorey 318 74. R. L. Smith 283.08. V. S. Smith 302.78. K. W. Walker 178.01. L. Andrews 338.92. L. J. Bigham 315.13. J. Burns 293 78, G. Caldwell 367.06. G. Huls 29103. M. Jacobson 308.92. A. K. Stith 331 95. J. Sutton 26327. G. E. Buchholz 291.36. L. Bur dahl 275.42. L. Culv 326 20. L. Damon 321.78. P. Hannaford 328 98. E Harnish 320.04. J. I. Lusk 280 43. D. P. Smith. Sr. 295.96. J. Y. Baldwin 272.12. H. H. Brown 302.60. G. E Brownlee 265.74. C. O. Culy 302.60, M. R. Grif- nn ui:).u3. 1.. nartman 337.28. W. Hart man 338.76. D D. Hinkle 288 93. S. D. Johnson 347 63. C. Baker 299.88. S. Baker 282 12, M. Boat 327 76. H. Dooms 318.92. W. R. 'lagg 304 88, J. Merritt 31898. C. Pir-lue 328.92, T. Smith 297.18. E. S. Accorne 32251, W. E. Allen 274.88. B. F. Allison 259 HR W. J. Barlow 289.88. J. L. Beams 339.12. W. J. Bench 345.41, L. Big- 11am w. r. Biancett 259.88, C. I Bourne 319.12. J. w. Bowman 335.08. W. J. Brocan 328 40 R F Brown 336.72. G. P. Buffington 328 92. C. V. Calkins 306.45. N. L Cays wju, w. u. .napman jiu.ib, o. c. Chesnut 345.76. C. W. Childers 290 76. G E. Childreth 305 93. A. Christensen 324.18. R. Clark 310.65. D J. Clifford 342 63. M. Clifford 381.58. C. Com- siock 27308. N. A. Coverdale 298 82. E. L. Cooper 350 73. G- R. Crumlev 339.96. J. L. Crumm 315 42. E. E. Culver 328.74. J. L. Danford 310.11. C. B. Dean 427.56. R. F. Ditsworth 316.08. C. Dooms 335 30. W. Dooms r. uutton 285.50. G. W. Dutton 318.00. E. M. Earl 603 17. L. B. Earl 556.49. J. W. Eatherton 321 19 H n Ferns 350.49. F. Foust 557.34. J. Foust bol.32. J. R Gain 560 73. W. L. Garn er 386.56, C. O. Gerhardt 262.12. C. B. Goodnight 28451. W. H. Granbv 282.12. A. B. Haddock 317 54, I E. Hall 307.61. S. Harris 359.70, S. G. Hartbauer 254.98. M Heffeman 282 26. G. Hillman 419.73. T W. Hora 299 88. W. W. Irons 318.12. R. P. Johnson 224.58. A. W. Jones 404.70. H. A Kan tor 355.92, J. O. Keller 28933. M. M. Kinyon 312.06, K. B. Kite 314.80. A S Lester 365.62. J. Lichtenstern 302.18, R. Merritt 320 73. H. C. Meyer 358 71. C. L. Michael 355.06, J R. Miller 345.46. L. G. Monroe 320.33. B. B. Moore 442.71. M. W. Morse 342.64, C. J. Netzel 328 54. C. C. Nicholson 332.66. R. L. Norton 164.04, B. M. Parker 404.60. J. T. Perdue 285.40. E. F. Pierce 378 10. E W. Rausch 347.33. I"! IT Rsutlins. SQ 17 1U I D .........-.. 287.00. R. P. Reed 272.12'. W. W. Rees 430.52. k. J Kinabarger 283.97. G. H. Robertson 380.04, D. C. Schulz 359.48. H.- W. Scoggin 246.78. D. J. Scott 281.16. D. L. Shearin 314.78. F. Sher man 352.50. F. A. Shipley 362.09. J. R. Shope 357.42. R. I. Simmons 309.88, P. I. Smith 305 82. D. Stout 382.53. H. J. Stout 33134. D. L. Sweet 498.16. E. T. Thignin 368.82. R. Thornbura 341.80. H. E. Tolle 288.76. L. T. Van- derpool 377 55. H. E. Wallace 264.88. A. T. Wattenberg 345 13. E. F. White 311.38. J. B Winningham 289.90. W C. Wood 308.73. T. V. Wright 418.27. J. w. wuDoels 319.88. c a. jyiccau 296.92. K. Bitterling 51932. J. W Thornton 20026. P. Getchell 158.00. J. Groves. Jr. 463: 46. W. M. Kenyon 327.37. o. r . Blank 544.05. o. w. Ab bot 299.50. W. F. Duncan 304 22. C Keeney 353 22. R. E. Harnish 331.97. E L. Marshall 384. 81. G. C. Williams 391.59. J. Bower 322 69. D. Floyd 355.41, P. R. Lynch 260 60. B. Hatch 463.16, J. Conner 367.85. P. T. Betz 382.74. W. Walker 324.86. D. A. Walden 266.50. E. H. Anderson 334.87, c. G. Snovel 319.78. I. C. Shuck 264.88. . Payments for supplies, services and equipment for Jackson County Road Dept.: Am. Bitumuls & Ashphalt Co. 6228 37, Am. Steel & Supply 493 66 Arrow Transportation 494.66. city ol Ashland 4.30. Assoc. Equipment Dis tributors 5.18. Balzer Mach. Co. 10.- 400.00, Barco Supply 9.00. Bergman's snop 25.30. Bruce tiauer Lor. Co. 102.90. G. R. Burns 19.00. F. Cadman B.70, Calif. Ore. Power Co. 720. Cal- Ore Mach. Co. 745.48. Cham Belt Co. 334.71. Chain Saw Sales & Service 5.52. Columbia Equip. Co. 189.18. Co- lumoia Transport lu.ui.. contractors Equip Corp. 268.92. Courtesy Chev rolet 11.59. Crane Co. 25.67. Crater Lake Mach. Co. 19.915.63. Crater Lake Motors 825. Davenport & Town 2.70. Douglas Oil Co. 5975.28. D. Dugger 700.00.- Eagle Point Water Comm. 2 50. Ekerson "Paint 8c Roof Store 4.86. Elec tric Steel Foundry Co. 1932. Electric Supply Co. 17 00. B. P. Hopkins (Fed eral Tax) 6996.10. Feenaughty Mach Co. 29.68, Gardner's Machine Shop 828. City of Gold Hill 2.70. J. L. Groves. Jr. 10.80. Hamilton bngine Sales 41.73. B Hatch 5 00. Haupert Tractor Co. 507.46. Hawkinson Tire Tread Service 909 62. H. L. Pritchard Co. 175.95. Howard Cooper Corp. 539.54. Hubbard Bros. 297.44, Hub-bard-Wray 974.00. International Har vester 230.10. Johnny's Bee Line Serv ice 8 50, Littrell Parts 301.70. M. C. Lininger & Sons 1932.03. Medford Auto UDholsterv 320. Medford Con crete Const. Co. 3073.35. Medford Do mestic Laundry 29.25. Medtord Lum ber Co. 12.00. Medford Plate Glass & Mirror Co. 45.71. Medtord Saw Shop 2 75. Medford Stationery Store 30 90 Medford Steel Co. 43.79. Medford Wa ter Comm. 8.30, Nat. Hospital Assn 56480. Oak St. Tank & Steel 195 03, Office StaUonery & Supply 5.72, OK Rubber Welders 1168 00, Oregon Liquid Gas 79.60. Pacific Tel. ic lei. Friday. October 26. 195B LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 9903 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LOUISE ELDRED JANNEY. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above court has appointed the undersigned as executor of the above estate. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with , proper vouchers within six months of this date at the offices of Neff. Frohn mayer & Lowry, Cooley Building, Medford, Oregon. Dated and first published this 5th day of October, 1956. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND (OREGON! Executor NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 9904 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IDESSA C. VIMONT. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above court has appointed the undersigned executrix of the estate of IDESSA C. VIMONT. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the offices of Neff Frohnmaver & Lowry. 200 Cooley Theatre Buiding. Med ford. Oregon. Dnted and first published this 5th day of October. 1956. SUSAN McCORMICK Executrix NEFF FROHNMAYER it LOWRY Attorneys for Executrix NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his final account as executor of the estate of Delia F. Croteau. deceased, with the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Ore gon and that said Court has set No vember 19, 1936. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day in the Court Room of said Court in the Court House at Medford. Jackson County. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published 19th Oc tober. 1956. Eston Humphrey, Executor Harbison and Piazza Attorneys for Executor NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT No. 9543 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of ELIZABETH H. DAVIS, 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 in and for Jack son County, Oregon. Probate Depart ment, a hearing upon the same has been set for Tuesday, November 13th. 1956. in the Circuit Court Room at the Court House in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock. A.M. All persons having objections thereto are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Dated this 12th day of October, 1956. Nellie Ann Purdin Executrix Roberts. Kellingtan & Branchfield Attorneys for Executrix N O T I C E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Med ford. Oregon, has dispensed with an election within the said City on the question of annexing thereto the fol lowing described contiguous territory; Beginning at a point 1320.0 feet west and 594.0 feet south of the southeast corner of D.L..C. No. 84, T 37 S. R 2 W W M. in Jackson County. Oregon: thence west 264.0 feet; thence N 150 feet; thence east 264.0 feet: thence south 150 feet to the point of beginning; and that a public hearing on said question shall be held at 7 30 P.M. on November 7. 1956. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall in said City, and at said time and place the registered voters of said City may appear and be heard thereon. D. F. Huson City Recorder NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed by the Circuit ourt of Jackson County. Oregon. Ad ministratrix with the Will Annexed of the Estate of Frank Pasmore. also known as Robert Frank Pasmore, also known as R. Frank Pasmore, de ceased, and nave qualified. All per sons having claims against the estate of said decedent are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouch ers, duly verified, to me at the offices of Skyrman. Ouettette & Heisel, at torneys for said Administratrix, at Room 418. Medical Center Building. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published October 19. 1956. VIVIAN M. PASMORE Administratrix with the Will Annexed NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Estate oi Lorraine A. Wil cox, a Mentally III Person. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Guardian of the Estate of Lorraine A. Wilcox, a Mentally III Person, pursuant the Order of the above entitled Court made and dated the 24th day of October, 1956. will on or after the 26th day of Novem ber. 1956. sell at private sale for cash all interest of the above named ward in real property described as . Beginning at a point on the Westerly right of way line of the Pacific High way, said point being 2019 feet East and 41.2 feet North of the Section Corner common to Sections 21. 22. 27 and 28. Township 36 South. Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County. Oregon: thence run ning along said right of way line. North 29" 59' West, 234 feet to the center line of a road; thence along said center line. South 59' 50' West, 432 feet: and continuing South 11 39' West. 580.7 feet: thence running along the Southerly line of Tract 7 of the Walter H. Jones Subdivision (un recorded). North 59" 50' East. 532.7 feet; thence North 27 09' West, 200 feet: thence North 59 50' East. 279 feet to the place of beginning. signed : jr-iatte P. maimer. Guardian. 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 Ferdie A. Hubbard, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed Executrix of tne above estate by an order made therein on October 24th. 1956; all creditors having claims against said deceased are hereby notified to pre sent the same, duly verified and with proper vouchers attached, to me at the office of Roberts. Kellington & Branchfield, 201-5 U.S. National Bank Bide.. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Medford. Ore eon. this 26th day of October. 1956. Myrtle Herman Executrix 31 10. Padgett Auto Parts 133.13. Par sons Motors 3j8.1i. Pierce Freight Lines 25.22. Porter Lbr. Co. 6.00. Pub lic EmDloves Retirement Board i So cial Security) 1353.83. Public Employes rtetirement system 4.o9. ham Const. Co. 7092.54. Rogue Equip. Sales 2333.90. Rogue River Sand & Gravel 812.00, Rogue Travel Service 272.30. P. B. Rynning 129.66. Sam Jennings Co. 5.63. Sec. of State 1.00. Senter Tool Service 7.15, Shell Oil Co. 4271.27. So. Ore. Bearing Sales 89.61. So. Pacific 3342 29. Standard Oil Co. 884.27. State Industrial Accident Comm. 1935.89. B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) 136854, The Texas Co. 428.70. Tide Water Asoc. Oil Co. 1797.32. Traffic Safety Supply 186.39. Trans port Clearines 310.20. Transport Serv ice 701.07. Trowbridge & Flvnn 1.67. Union Oil Co. 3841 36. United Aid Lines 28 30. Western Equip. Co. 9 72. Witham Parts & Equip. 173.60, Zelier- oacn faper co. ui. LEGAL NOTICES PIBLIC ADVERTISING Sealed bids will be received until 2:00 P.M. October 31. 1956 at the U.S. For est Service. Klamath National Forest. Yreka. California lor the planting of approximately 415 acres of tree seed lings on the Klamath National forest in various size areas. All work is to be completed by December 31, 1956. Copies of the bid invitation may be secured from the above address or the U.S. Forest Service. 630 Sansome Street, San Francisco. California. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WALTER OLSON & IVA A. OLSON; J. V. WATSON & LEAH E. WATSON; LENA PERRY AMES. LUC1LE PERRY AMES. CONSTANCE "FILL MORE AMES & ELEANOR SHEF FIELD AMES: EDWARD C. EVAN SON & DORIS R. EVANSON. have filed with the Board of Directors oi MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT their petition to have excluded from the boundaries of said district the following destribed tract of land-to-wit: Lots 6. 7. 8. 9. & 10 Holmes Park Addition. Jackson County. Oregon. All persons interested in or who may be affected by such change of the Duunoanes ot said district are here by required to appear at the office of said Board of Directors. No. 205 Holly Building, in the citv of Med ford. Jackson County, Oregon, on the 6th day of November, 1956. at the hour of l :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 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Planning Commission of the City of Medford, duly appointed and acting pursuant to law as the Airport Zoning Commission of the Medtord Municipal Airport in Jackson County Oregon, has filed with the Joint Air port Zoning Board of the City of Med ford and Jackson County. Oregon. In its offices at Medford. Oregon, a pre liminary report and recommendation of the boundaries of the hazard areas and various zones to be established and the regulations to be adopted therefor appertaining to the Medford Municipal Airport in Jackson County Oregon, as provided in O. R. S. Sec tions 492.510 to 492 710. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a public hearing will be held thereon at the hour of 7:30 P.M. on the 13th day of November. 1956. in the Council Room of the City Hall, in the City of Medford. Jackson County. Oregon. At such time and place parties in inter est and citizens shall have the oppor tunity to be present and to he heard. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the preliminary report, together with all maps, plats, and regulations recom mended for adoption, may be exam ined in the Office of City Recorder of Medford, Oregon. Dated this 26th dav of October. 1956. AIRPORT ZONING COMMISSION OF MEDFORD MUNICIPAL AIRPORT IN JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON By E. N. McKinstry, Secretary Read and Use Classified Ada The Low Cost Way to Sell For Quick Cash JACKSON COUNTY WILL GET . . . The BEST with BOYER ELECT ROBERT A. BOYER Democrat- - State Representative Bob Boyer will work vigorously to repeal the vicious surtax sad dled upon our taxpayers by the last Republican legislature. Jackson County's two incum bents voted for the 45 surtax which more than doubled the average taxpayer's income taxes. Neither incumbent has any background of legal know ledge or training. Both are in the legislature for the purpose of serving special interests. Bob Boyer is young, vigorous, public spirited. He will represent interests of all the people. Vote 115 -X-ROBERTA. BOYER Paid Adv. Jackson County Democratic Com. K SEE! HEAR! 1 IN PERSON! I SATURDAY 11 KBES-TV J I 5:45 to 6:00 P.M. I - Senator and Mrs. I ;vJ WAYNE MORSE E" "" interviewed by k v i Mf- Edward C-Kelly I S; '" Adv., Jackson Co. Demo- 3 w ' cratic Committee, Larry Shee- I f han, chairman. MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Classified Rates 1 day par word 5 . Sc 10c 12 .144 2 days per word 3 days per word 4 days per word 6 dtyi par word By Line Per Month $2 23 (minimum rirst issue sue) Adi counted by th Una wham full lines are not used Business Directory per line per month , Minimum per month ..$5.25 CASH IN ADVANCE Remit With Order No Refunds on Classified Adt -Account Charges Billed by Una Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30 ' p.m. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday, noon Saturday. 1-LOST AND FOUND THESE dogs are at the County Pound ana win oe new tive aays. Brown & white mongrel; 2 black mongrels; 1 black & tan part police. LOST Tuesday, child's pet, black Si amese Kmen, near Hednck school. f n. z-uMt. LOST 1 buckskin glove. Vicinity of AiinKier i v. rn. a-y4. LOST White English pointer with Drown spots, incense no. 143. fa. 2-8171. FOUND Alligator top coat. Believe owner lives in Medtord Plaza Apt. 2-5885. For Best Results! Use Tribune Want Ads Just Call 2-6141 Good Brakes Cost a lot Less Than Accidents We know the brakes on your car. Let us check them every 5,000 miles. When re lining is necessary, we use only nation ally known brake Mining that has the quality to keep you safe. Let us check your muffler for safety,, too. HOLT'S Service & Repair 220 East Jackson, Medford EKaaaSaaWoaaaaaaaaaaa.aaaaaaa1 4 IrHJWV ww9mmmumm i 1 1 1 iW.v 1: if 1