TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. November 4, 1956
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Salmon Fishing in
Pugef Sound Closes
Olympia U.P) The Wash
ington State Fisheries Depart
ment Friday closed commercial
falaoti fishing on Puget Sound
lor" the rest of November be
cause of what it termed " the
extremely light ' chum salmon
run." . ". :
The closure was effective, im
mediately. Robert Schoettler. fisheries
director, said the cath of chum
thii season was the lowest on
record 67,000 fish. He said the
department decided that i was.
necessary to spare the jemaind
er of the run so it can reach the
spawning grounds.'
94 Precinct Polls For Election Listed
Following are the polling places in JacKson county's 94 pre
cincts for the Nov. 6 general election ballot, as announced by the
county clerk's office.
The 15 single counting boards are marked with an asterisk,
all others are double boards.
NO. NAME . ROLLING PLACES
1 Ashland : ; Public Library
Ashland City HalL
Jackson County.
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Jackson County Reserves'
a Treasurer who will give,
us good business manage
ment in our county govern
ment. Anna Scott has been
an efficient law secretary
for twelve years the
manager of an abstract
and investment firm for
several years owned and
operated her atvn business
has held a number of
county government posi
tionshas lived in Jackson
County for 21 years and
knows our problems.,
Elect a County Treasurer
with the experience vigor,
and pub tic spirit to do- a
ggoodobl
ELECT
ANNA R. SCOTT
COUNTY TREASURER'
Pd. Pol. Adv. Jackson Coi
Rsp. Central Comm.
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Ashland
Ashland....
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
"Ashland
Ashland.-.
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland....
Legion Hall
Jirst Church of Christ
First Presbyterian church
Calvary Baptist Church
Junior High School
: Briscoe School
Lincoln School
Valley View...
Barron .......
Belleview
Pinehurst
Colestine"
Briscoe School Library
. 130 4th Street
Walker. School
S.O.C.E. Gym
Valley View School
Emigrant Lake Cafe
, Belleview Grange
I :. Lincoln School
.1 Sis. Q. Maint. Station
Lake Creek '. .Lake Creek Community Hjll
Butte Falls: ... Kincaid Hall
Eagle Point North l. Teen-Age Club
Eagle Point South. '. High School Gym
Flounce Rock .! Prospect Community Hall
Trail Elk-Trail School Gym
Shady Cose .". !..Shaidy Cdve. School Gym
Reese Creek' . ,Jleese Creek Gospel Mission
Derby. .. -- Leonard Ward Residence'
' Howard... Howard School Band . Room
.Howard Haupert Ttaetor Co., N. Pacific Hwy
Howard."..-, . CAP Building Airport'
Howard.... McCormick Farm Equ'p Co., 2232Biddle Rd.
Roxy Ann ! 1063' Crater Lake Ave
Hillcrest I Hillcrest Orchard Home
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Central Point West John Robison Res., 136 Main St.
Central Point N. East Crater High School Music Rm.
Central Point S. East , Legion Hall
Central Point S. East Junior High School Old Gym
Willow Springs.. .-. Willow Springs School
Camp White Post Office Bldg., Camp While
Mound Table Rock School
Sams Valley . Sams Valley School
Wimer Wimer Grange Hall
Rogue River East Live Oak Grange Hall
Rogue River West VF.W. Hall
Athletes, Orphan
Airlift Planned
Portland (U.P.) An ath
letes and i orphans airlift plan
was disclosed here Saturday by
Harry Holt of Creswell, as he
ripnartpd nn his seventh Pacific
airrrnssino tn Korpa trt launch Car POOl by injunction OD
the biggest orphan rescue oper- grounds that it is a private enter
ation since he started the oner- prise operated without proper
City Asks Court fo
Break up Boycott
Montgomery, Ala. IUJ0 The
city of Montgomery sought by
court action Saturday to break
up a car pool which has enabled
Negroes for 11 months to boycott
the city transit system.
The city asked circuit court in
a suit filed Friday to abolish the
Rogue River West. Rose Gardens, 4956 Pacific Hwy
Gold Hill North...,
Gold Hill South .....Old Hardware Store
Foots Creek. Community Hall
Applegate...-. School Gym
Union .'. .. '. ;;. Ru'ch School Gym
Watkins .".."Route 2, Box 67A, Upper Applegate rd.
Sterling Old West Place, Applegate rd.
Ike, Holmes Win in
Mock Ejection at. SOC
Medford .'..Nazarene Chareh Annex.
Medford.Free Methodist Church Annex, 337 West lOth-St.'
Medford I City Hall
Medford Eads Transfer, 123 S. Front St.-
Medford ..... . 610 South CentraP Ave,
Medford.!.". , '. , - Lincoln School
Medford 1228 North 'Riverside Ave.
Medford
Medford &
Medford I
Medford.....
Medford.-.
.... , St. Mary's Gym
.". Conrt House'
. 701 Park St.
....Moderji Plumbing,- East Jacbson St.
Boy Scout .Headquarters
Medford - : 1.20 Asiiland.Ave.
Medford '. Roosevelt School
Medford.. Church o! the Brethren
Medford..
Hedrick Junior.High School
Medford 2415 Lyman Ave.
Medford -...Washington School, Peach St. Entrance
Medford..; Washington School, Dakota-St. Entrance
Medford Fire Mali, 8th and Lincoln Sts.
Medford Assembly of God Church' Annex
" Medford West Ms in Church of Christ
Medford '. a : Jackson1 School
Medford.,.
Medford..
Medford.-
Medford..
548 Fairrrlorit.St.
St. Mark's Guild Hall
Parish Hall Catholic Church'
Senior Hijh School Girts Gyra
Medford . .Senior High School Auditorium
. Medford. 116 South Modoc Ave.
Medford I 1315 Buisdy St!
Orchard Home 'East....'. - ...Jefferson School Gym
Orchard Howe West. 1840 Stewart Ave
. Phoeriix Eaet Presbyterian Church
Phoenix West , Phoenix New School Gym
.Phoenix Soutlrwest. .1.. -. Grange Hall
. Talent West ptd 'School Gyra
Talent East , :. Cit .Hall
Griffin Creek ."..:....,.'....i Griffin Creels School
Jacksonville North .Jacksonville Community Hall
Jacksonville South - -Odd Fellows Hall
Perrydale North : Oak Gio've School Gym
Perrydale-South Temple Baptist Church
Ashland A large number of
Southern Oregon college stu
dents turned out. to vote' Wed
nesday in the traditional mock
election heljj at the campus.
Dr. Marshall Woodell, profes
sor of social science, supervised
the election, and was assisted
by 58 political science students.
The event is sponsored each elec-.
tion year by the social science
department. . .
'Elect' Eisenhower. n
SOC students "elected"
Dwight Q.. Eisenhower by a
sound li-i-.-l majority in the
presidential race. ,
In the Oregon senatorial con
test 'Wayne Morse was' favored
by almost 2-1 over Douglas Mc
Kay, and in the .battle for na
tional representative, , Harris
Ellsworth also, had a- 2-1 major-.l
ity oyer Charles Porter.
The "vote for Uie governor's
chair was" close, with Robert
Holmes edging. Elmo Smith by' a
slim margin. In cother; state of
fices. Mark .Hatfield had a sub
stantial majority of eotes oveH
Monroe Sweetland for secretary
ot "state; Sig UnSnder doubled
Wiley Smith's vote for treasur
er; Robert. Thornton had a 2-1
majority over Carl Francis In
the attorney general contest;
Robert BoyeP easily topped the
state representative vote, and
Robert Duncan nabbed the sec
ond "spot, with E., A. Littrell
and E. H. Mann trailing.
Court. Judges , 5 j,
In 'a light vote for Judges of
the Supreme .Court, Walter L.
Toose had 146 votes in position
3; Hall S. Lusk got 147 votes
io position 5; Harold J. Warner
atioo more than a year ago.
Holt revealed that Pan 'Amer- j
ican Airways is considering
rnntinc enrno nf itc nbnpc in
............ City Hall i Korea to pick up Holt's orphans
after airlifting the United States
Olympic teams to Australia.
Hoit expects' to bring back 150
Korean orphans for adoption in
the United States. The trip is
Holt's first since he was strick
en by exhaustion while return
ing on a similar rescue mission
in August.
Holt said President Eisenhow
er has taken emergency action
that would permit orphans al
ready adopted by Americans to
enter this country without visas
up to' Dec. "31. Quotas named in
previous legislation has been
filled but Holt expects that new
legislation, will be written by
the next Congress.
The Creswell farmer's' rescue
operation has been conducted' at
his own expense and was started
after he was shocked by the
plight of youngsters of mixed
American - Korean -z parentage
who. were abandoned in Korea.
He adopted eight of the children
himself.
licensing and is a
ance."
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got 148 vates in position 6; and
McAllister" received 29 write;ih
votes for position number 1.
In state referendum issues,"
number 1 was defeated in, the'
mock election by almost a 2-1
majority. All other referendom
issues passed by substantial -ma
jority. . .
Results of the SOC .mock elec
tion indicated that, the. college
sjtuderits did not. adhere to party
linee: In the total number" of
partisan, offices Democrats cap
tured five positions and Republi-
l cans. four. Overwhelming major
ities occurred only m several oi
the referendum issues.
Locker Meat SAJ-1
Cut end Wrapped - Phone 3-1&66
All. MEATS ARE INSPECTED
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72 or Whole Beef ' 35c .
Hind Quarter
Front Quarter I
Pork Loins
Pork Shoulders
Tasty Home Cured Hams whole)
(Whole)
39 ib
32c ib
49c .b
39c
53c b
lb.
JIM'S MEATS
At AL'S MARKET 838 W
SUNDAYS
McAndrews &bad
Yets Day Talent Show
Scheduled Nov. 9
The Jackson county chapter of
the Disabled American Veter
ans will hold its sixth annual'
Veteran's Day amateur talent
tournament at" 7:30 p.m. Nov.
9 in th Medford High school
auditorium. ".
Cash prizes" will be awarded .
to contestant in, the 1 to 10 age ;
group and the 11 and 8 age
group. Contestants will receive
prizes for the best instrumental :
musical .number, vocal, dance
and novelty routine. Prises will
elso be" awarded for the best
overall performance. j
r, Those desiring to" participate
in any of the acts are asked to
contact Pat Graham, chairman '
of the program. . . i
Dead Une Sunday Ciassintf is at
noon Saturday 10- mjn Monday ior i
Monaa.v. other davi 5:30 previous day
JIMMY DUNtEVY
Merit Vour Vote
FOR FOURTH "WARD
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COUNCILMAN
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If You Live' East of th Qc
Railroad -and South of t Main Street
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. Hugh Williams, Chairmsn.
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PROOF THAT FLUORIDATION
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People who ore in favor of putting Fluorine In our drinking ater0cfaim It will
ucu down'jooth decay in the children. However, they do not know what it will
do tc? people wio drink i for'fifty to eighty years. The following will .partly
cbnswajr,that,question. ' m . .
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The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station, Ames, Iowa, hos pu out; a bulletin
O on the effect that different kinds of feeds. have on hegs. The tests' ended when
the hogs weighed 200 pounds.' :
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On this ration the- pigs gained slower. . ' ; . a
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The breaking strength of the femur bones wa lower (in other word
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The total weight of fresh bone marrow was Tower. . .
Marrow calcification in the anlerior and posterior portions of the3
medullary cavity was also apparenf. . .
, At the Fluorine content f the rations-jnereased, there wi a dorre-
sponding increase in the Fluorine content of the femur bones.
(Since bane marrow is a blood making prgtan and since fluorine .eouse'
a reduction in the amount of bone marrow- it is only reasonafele to
" ' expecf it will have a detrimental effect on our blood.) . .
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The everag amount'of Fluorine in the rationfor two levels was from'C.025
to 0.045 "per cent respectively.,, o e .2 t '
As you see the per cent of Fluorine Is much highgr'then 8ne;sai1 to o million,
which we are asked tadrink (gll our lives. However, the Fluorine is accumulative
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In our bodies.-And since tne aoove ration nati ifie above effect on hogs tnat
only lie until they weigh 200 pounds what effect " it going to have on
G humans who 'live from 50 W 80 years? The answer wiH havt to:be ouf bones
will )n more brittle than without the Fluorine. That means more brokeft bones.
We don't know what else it may cause, since the bone marrow, a blood snaking
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G "Here Is proof ef what FluorinateeT water will rie fo the 'tones -of pojple who
drink it all th.eir lives.
Since Ames College Experiment Station, has proven fluorides e q detriment
to hogs how can humans think fluorides wfU, be o fcerefit to them? "
It is tip to the Voters to- say what they want.
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BOB HOLMES
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Elmo Smith
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1&MIifi0D -THIS IS THE RECORD
r, . BOB HOLMES IS PROUD . ' ' '
. : '" TO STAND ON! . ;
"Voted to mamtoin .strong Referen
dum . . . the people's best defense
against bad tax laws. '
Voted fo prevent Union busting, for
repeal of Taft-Hartley, for Urtem
" ployment Compensation for oil
.workers. '
. Voted for increase in Teachers' Sol
ories; for sick leave for" Teachers;
.for Portland State College. ;
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.Sponsored and voted for all Civil
Rights measures to prevent diserim-
ination for reasons of race, color or
. religion.
Voted for Federal over-all develop
ment of tow-Cott Powr, against
Pelton Dam, against "Partnership"
construction of John Day and cor.
ried I one-man successful fight
ogainst give-away Interstate Com
pact of 1955. ' '
Voted for older citizens by oppos-1
ing unfair relative responsibility law.
Voted to endorse United Nations.
Voted against'ameiidtnent to U. S".
Constitution which -would weaken
President's powers in making Inter"- "
national Agreements. . A
Voted to support President Eisen- .
bower's Reciprocal Trade Program
to promote World Peoee.
TAXPAYERS'
RIGHTS
LABOR ;
EDUCATION
Mil
RIGHTS
Voted to destroy the rtftrendufh0 &
powr pf the peopeogomsf unfair.
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Veed t9waknVnidru. Void0 .
' gain it reiouf ion calling f(y repeal of
Taft-HarHy and against Unempfay.0
. merrf Compematon foiall workers
Voted against Tachrs' salary roue;
ogainst siclc eo.ve for TeacFfgrt;
, oooinsr rornona irate Cofeoe. 0 o C-
Wax only Stat Senator In recent Or
. gon history to vote against all ree
Gvi Rfghts measures, o o c
Against Federal development of
Dams, sponsored bill for anfawildlif
Pelton Bam, favored private vt'ttoy o
grab of Hells Canyon and John Day.
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Voted against older citizens by voting
for unfair refonve responsibility law.
ONLY State Senator to vote coamsf
endoriemenf of United Nations; voted
fo wealten Prei'denfj treaty making
poweis. '' f ,s 0
'Voted against resolution endorsing
President Eisenhower'i Reciproial
Trade Program to promote World
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THIS .S JHf RECORD OF
ELMO SMITH "WHO REFUSESoo
TO DEFENDTOR DISCUSS ,
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THE RECORD SHOWS.,.
Tvi State Seneters ef the same $, the Ami
nunteer ef term in be Senate. . . . Bob jlelmes
supporting Pregress in Educatiejt, Conservation,
Labor, OM-Age Assistance and'Welfare.vil
Rights and International Affairs1.. .His ofronqflt,
by. contrast, Backward, Reactionary, Isolation.
BOB HOLMES WAS SELECTED CITIZEN OF
THE YEAR by OREGON TEACHERS IN 1 953
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Ti. Adv. JjckuH C. DemerjHc Central Committa. Larry Skaahiii, Chlirmae.
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