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Expansion of SOC Is
Discussed at Meeting
Dr. John Richard, chancellor
of the jute iyiteru of higher
education, and "Dr. Elmo Steven
aim, president of Southern Ore
pn college, met with aouthern
Urtgan members of the 1957-58
Wiltture yesterday.
Attenfling tbe meeting, held
Cti the SOC campus, were Rep.
Al Littrell, Medford, and Sen.
Philip Cowry, Medford; Rep.
Clcct Bobert Duncan, Medford,
Btp.-lct F. I. Bristol,. Grants
24, ead Trava Cross, assistant
tn the chancellor.
CeMuions
Difcussions included expan
sion nd development plans for
the cgjlege in Ashland, fastest
growing f 'the seven campuses
in the state system, and the pro
, posed '57-'59 budget for the sys
tem as a wholes
Dr. Stevenson pointed out that
SOC anticipates continued ln
creal enrollments at the col
lege, with a corresponding need
for added stiff, land and build
ings. He reviewed the building
program already under way, and
needs fer the immediate future.
Now under construction are a
physical education and health
plant, to cost 5548,000, and a col
slege union, to cost $340,000.
About half of the sums are state
appropriations, the rest is from
gifts and Student fees.
Other Plans
Other plans call for' a new
$460,010 science building, a cen
tral heating plant at $414,000
and a new women's dormitory
at 5384,000, half of which will
be self-liquidating, all of them
in the 1957-59 budget requests ot
the state system, and a men's
dormitory and central cafeteria.
Flans for the following four
years call for some $3,000,000
worth of construction, for dor
mitories, classroom buildings,
and other structures.
Dr. Richards went through the
proposed budget for higher edu
cation for the coming biennium,
which is more than 40 per cent
higher than the one for the cur
rent two-year period. He ex
plained the reasons for the in
crease by pointing out that en
rollments are far higher now,
and will continue to rise, over
any previous level, due to in
crease population and to the fact
that a higher percentage of
young people are going on to
college; because of a general in
crease in the prices of supplies
and equipment; because of the
need for increasing faculty sal
aries to attract and keep good
people, and because prior appro
priations have not been ade
quate to keep the system at a
continuous and necessary rate of
growth to accommodate the in
creases. The total requested for the
coming period is 563,570,931, in
cluding $16,001,536 in non-state
income, leaving an appropriation
request of $47,569,395. Inis is
$14,519,752 more than the $33,
049,643 appropriation for the
current biennium.
Tuesday, Noyember 27, 19J8
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNS-fifelNE
Lets in 'Stumbo Strip' of Highway 99 Said Selling At $5 for 4 Square Incites
Roseburg (U.R) Want to I U. S. 99 and yesterday began I ner for filing. People from as . acres, "more or less," of the I and halted busses, trucks and I neither bought ni
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uuv a Ull Ul UJC xaL-uii; m&iiwdy, ; selling 1uu1-1111.11 sijuaie luu, lui
otherwise known as U. S. 99? 52 each.
The Stumbo clan of Glendale
and Wolf Creek have "subdi
vided" their 16V4 foot strip of
The "quit claim deeds" began
showing up at the office of Doug
las County Clerk Charles Doer-
far away as Medford were buy
ing the $2 "lots" in the "Stumbo
Strip."
The legal description showed
thateach lotcontained .000000639
acres, "more or less, of the I and halted busses, trucks and
hard-topped land. cars for a brief while, claiming
Last September the Stumbos the strip was theirs. State high
brothers Robert, Allan and Har- way department attorneys looked
ry and cousin Clair threw a into the records and found that
rope barrier across the highway the highway department had
neither bonefct nnr rpreivpH npr.
mission to wse the 169ieet going
through the Stumbo Sffoperty.
The Stumbos said their action
was te "strik a blow for the
little man in America."
PROSPECT
Youth Group
Br CENEIL SPRUILL
Prospect A group of 34 boys
and girls of the Prospect- area
attended a party a.t the home
it Mrs. Hope Hedgepeth Mon
day, evening. Mrs. George Ring,
was was assistant hostess, ex
g jJained the purpose of the Loyal
& Temperence league, an organiza
tion t discourage the use of
alcohol and tobacco.
The boys and. girls voted to
give gifts to the orphans home
at orvalIis, Ore., at their
Christmas party, instead of ex
changing gifts with each other.
They have es their motto, "pleas
ure with a purpose."
Mr. and Mrs. McElmurry and
family spent Thanksgiving with
friends and relatives in Susan
tille, Calif., and the Dick Lar
, ien family traveled to Portland
to spend the holiday with Mrs.
Larsen's parents.
Dorothy Rogers, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Uther Rogers, has
Rebels and Moslem
Police Open Fire
Algiers, Algeria U.PJ Reb
els and Moslem police blazed
away at each other in a running
gun battle "in the heart of a sub
urb Sunday, French military of
ficials reported today.
The g'unfight, which raged for
IS minutes in Landau in the
northeast tip of Algeria, brought
death to a 20.year-old girl and
two Moslems. Two policemen
wene wounded.
A rebel ambush near Tizi
Omou 30 miles southeast of Al
giers Monday -brought death to
four Moslem police escorting a
truck as well as the vehicle's
driver. Four others were
womided.
e Only a -few miles away terror
ists ambushed, a military con
voy, killing eight soldiers and
wounding 10. The incident . so
unnerved one of the soldiers
who 'survived that he fired off
Tns tommy gun into a crowd
some Jninutes later, killing two
Europeans and a Moslem and
waurtding six others.
John Day Dam May
Be Federal Project
Washington iU.PJ Obser
vers here today predicted that
theo administration backed part
nership construction proposal
for the John Day dam on the
Columbia' river may be shelved
in faver of federal construction
of the project.
" Although Interior Secretary
Fred A. Seaton has made it
cleat that the administration
edes not plan to abandon its
eparnersiiip power policies, it
was pointed out that the John
eDay partnership, bill has failed
to' receive action in the last
two sessions of Congress.
Basis for the prediction were
the facts tftat additional electric
energy sources are a "must" for
th. national welfare.- that Con-
gness fast year voted funds to
ccimplete planning for the dam
and ealsoa the fact that voters
of the Pacific Northwest failed
to support candfdates who back-
i the partnership proposal in
the laet election.
I TOO MANY ONES7
,3 Washingten-s-W.PJ Police to-
t ay sought a lussy saiecracKer
P who stole $6,440 from the office
"J oL the Capitol Cab Association,
s The safecracker took only $20,
o Slf) and 55 bills. He didn't both
Has Party
been spending the past week in
prospect witn ner parent. Her
home is in Los Angeles.
Spending the Thanksgiving
holiday with their families
were students from the North
west Nazarene college at Nampa,
Idaho. Miss Darlene Nye. LeRoy
Struck, and Charles Yell.
The young people from the
church of the Nazarene, held a
"come as you are" party Friday
evening at the community hall.
Games were played and refresh
ments were served. Devotions
were given by Mrs. Gardener.
Visiting in Prospect, at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. Ger
ald Gardner, are Mr. Gardner's
mother and step-father, the
Henrys, from Portland, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Yates
and daughter returned to their
home at Cascade Gorge Sunday.
They have been visiting at Bak-
ersfield, Calif.
McKay Committee
Tells Expenditures
Salem (U.R) The Lane coun
ty McKay for Senator Commit-:
tee spent S1.494 during the cam-1
paign, the secretary of states
office reported today.
A physicians' committee for
McKay added $1,548 to the cam
paign. Other expenditures released
today:
Trainmen's Political Education
League in support of Wayne
Morse for senator, $214; Pat
Lonergan for Senator Commit
tee, $680; Peter W. Welch for
Supreme Court judge position
No. 1, $558; Warren A. Wood
ruff for Circuit Court judge and
2nd judicial district, $1,080; Al
fred P. Dobson, Circuit Court
judge 4th judicial district, $459.
Dobson for judge committee,
$1,989; Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen in support of various
Democratic candidates, $487;
Dave Epps in support of Know
Your Candidates Committee (Re
publican) $4,347; Clackamas
County Republican Central Com
mittee, S3, 116; and Marion Coun
ty Republican Central Commit
tee, $3,457.
Communications Test
Between CD, CAP Held
The Civil Defense control cen
ter held a special communica
tions test with the Civil Air
Patrol at the Medford airport
last night.
The test lasted only a few
minutes, according to Dwight J.
Albright, control center chief for
the Jackson County Civil De
fense agency. He said CAP oper
ators completed the test in short
time because of knowledge of
procedure, and there was no
guess work.
As Advertised in
Mrs. Hugh left Monday for
Utah to visit her brothers and
sisters and their families at Salt
Lake, Murray and Pleasant
Grove. She will be gone about
two weeks.
The Lloyd Moore family were
dinner guests in Roseburg
Thanksgiving, at the home of
Moore's sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Poor.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim SpeHman
and children were at Cottage
Grove over the holiday week
end, visiting with his brothers
and their families. .
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bliss and
children, Cheryl, Bonnie and
Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs.
Voyde Bliss and son, David, had
their Thanksgiving dinner at
Talent, Ore., at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Obgron.
pinner guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Robertson
and family Thanksgiving day
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc
Kracken and children, of Eagle
Point, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Den-
ney and children and Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Betts and children.
The Prospect High school jun
ior class sponsored a movie at
the gym. The movie was en-
titlprt "Pfuroncye nf thp nmhies"
and netted the class $32.35. It
was open to the public.
Wednesday of last week the
seventh grade students attended
a skating party at the commu
nity hall. The party was in honor
of Sandra Sanderson's birthday
and was also a farewell party
for Robert Greene, who is mov
ing from Prospect.
SARITA MONTIEL
Co -Starring in Samual FulUr't
'RUN OF THE ARROW
An RKO Picture in Tichnkolor
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the Parade
Fun For All
O Turkey Sandwiehes
O Coffee
O Gifts for the Kiddies
O Gifts for the Ladies
o Turkey to Be Given Away
AT 9 O'CLOCK
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Done
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