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Newspaper Page Textlice's Helicopters Will Cost Taxpayers Total of 5201,000 Washington U.R Presi dent Eisenhower' two helicopt ers, with necessary spare parts, are costing a total of $201,000, the Air Force has advised Con gress. The contract figure compares with White House Press Secret ary James C. Hagerty's report on April 9 that the new whirly-birds would cost about $60,000 each, or $120,000. Hagerty at that time denied a report that the machines were "plush" versions costing about $80,000 each, $20,000 more than the comparable military or com mercial models. Air Force officers answered questions about the helicopter purchase in recent closed-door testimony before a House Appro priations Subcommittee Not Opposing Purchase Subcommittee members, in pressing for details on the pur chase, emphasized that they were not opposing it. Chairman George H. Mahon (D-Tex.) said .the President's experiment with helicopter travel looks like a sound one. Rep. Errett P. Scrivner (R Kan.) said he is for the purchase even if the helicopters are used to fly the President from the White House to the Burning Tree golf club a trip which Hagerty said is not planned. Scrivner said the drive to the club is dangerous and that, be sides, a 10-minute to 20-minute Oregonian Labor Editor Dies a! Age 66 Portland (U.R) Fred G. Tay lor, 66, a veteran of nearly 43 years ' on the Oregonian and labor editor of the newspaper, died Thursday night in a local hospital. Taylor spent 20 years as dean of city hall reporters before be coming labor editor in 1944. He worked through last week although he had been in failing health for some time. He had worked as a full-time reporter since coming to Idaho from Texas in 1911 where he worked on the Idaho Statesman and Boise Capital News. He came to Oregon in 1913 and worked as night editor of the Oregon City Enterprise for a year and then came to the Ore gonian. He was affectionately known by. his fellow staff members as "The Judge" because of his white hair and dignified appear ance. Survivors include his widow, Alice, and a brother and sister. Pine Wood SPECIAL! 3 s27 McGinly Fuel Co. PHONE SP 3-6297 OR S TOTAL POINTS CLIP THIS COUPON! I THIS MUST U HUED OUT COMPLETELY AND MAILS) I IN WITH YOUR ENTRY! GENTLEMEN: Enclosed my y "MomV eow I I Name) Address City Do Yoo Own a Sowing I Brand I MORSE SEWING CENTER MORSE SEWIN& CENTER 313 Eost 8th Street Phono'SP 2-2739 I Contest Ends Thursday, May 9 saving in the President's time will make his flying cheaper for taxpayers in the long run than driving. Brig. Gen. Waymond A. Davis, procurement officer, and Maj. Gen. Frank A. Bogart, budget director, discussed the helicopt er purchase on March 6. The two ships since have been delivered to tne Air"Force and currently are being tested before being put into White House service. Operating Cost Estimated Bogart told the subcommittee the "unit flyaway cost" of the helicopters was $80,000. In a for mal report which Davis supplied late at the subcommittee's re quest, the Air Force said the con tract price for the two Bell 47-J helicopters, including spare parts, was $201,000. It said estimated operating cost of each aircraft was S33.63 per hour. It said two pilots are being assigned to the White House helicopter service. Davis said two machines are necessary, rather than one, for two reasons: First, to make sure that one is always ready when President always is accompanied by Secret Service men. The helicopters carry three passengers each, plus pilot. Grange Notes Roxy Ann Grange Roxy Ann Grange met April 19 with all officers present but one. Ethel Bish greeted guests from Phoenix and Griffin Creek Granges. Mrs. Poe, Dee Hendrickson, Master of Phoenix Grange, and Mr. Farnsworth, master of Grif fin Creek Grange, were escorted to the Masters chair. Each Mast er introduces their members. Mrs. Poe gave a short talk on HEC Flame of friendship pro gram., Mr. and Mrs. Van Gordon joined the Grange from North Pacific Grange, in Josephine county. Ken Shaw announced there would be a square dance on May 4. Roscoe Roberts gave a report on agriculture. Orie Moore re ported he attended a health and agricultural council on mosquito control. Al Sims said the lumber for the woodshed was ordered and foundation would be poured soon. Willetta Sims, HEC chairman reported there were 20 members and one guest present at the last meeting. The men of the Grange will serve refreshments at next Grange meeting in honor of Mother's Day Refreshments were served by Lillie Meadows and Caroline Wolf. Roscoe told about an insurance meeting he had attended in Salt Lake City. Chaplain May Dalton said Don Meadows had been ill. Salt and pepper shakers on dis play table were loaned by Mrs. Ethel Byers. Lecturer Frances Moffatt gave her program after Grange. Refreshments were served by the Lumans, Kelloggs and Ted ricks. Willetta Sims Reporter Phono.. macmner A- t a TheyH Do It Every Time - ? Unicle safari p FkffciNTS TO H't COUSIN IH THE Z X 4 APARTMEttT GETS 11 I Jk wwiwRRy?., I oT J flT KtXC rEATUlES SYNDICATE Inc, 1KOlP PC UTS reSE - J k East German Youths Shedding Blue Shirts As Communism Sign Berlin (U.R) East German youth, no longer afraid to show their disgust with Communism, are shedding their blue shirts. A blue shirt is the uniform of both boy and girl members of "Freen German Y o u t h," the Communist youth organization in the Soviet zone. Most youths not only are re fusing to wear their own blue shirts bit are openly deriding the small number who still do. Communist officials have de nounced the campaign as "cow ardly" and ordered a purge of the organization. Western observers cons ider the campaign another reflection of the anti-C o m m unist move ment which has grown behind the Iron Curtain since last fall's Hungarian rebellion. New Defiance The Communists could hardly ignore this new defiance from the youth who were to be to morrow's comrades. Blue shirts used to be seen every where. Both boys and girls wore them to school and as they played in the streets. Now they are a rar ity. Communist officials recognize the campaign for what it is the youths refuse to be identified with Communism. "Young World," official news paper of the youth organization, admitted "Many free German youth members think this way when I wear the blue shirt I will have to oppose false con ceptions and discussions. If no one knows I am a member, I will avoid such unpleasantness." The newspaper c o m p lained that other members took off their blue shirts "because they want to be neutral and unobtru sive." "Just as people used to be as tounded if you wore a modern suit to work," it added, "they now are amazed whqp anyone i wears a blue shirt." CJin-A Qew-1957 Portable Sewing Machine - Free Here's All Yoo Have To Do ward MORS fiMhw la a letter la sea start wHa Ma word MORSE. AM wards SMst bettoai or freai left to right . . Ma la a PI rait okay; bat aa brefceeeted arerdt. AH la aa tagAxe dicftoaary. No peeper aaam. are filled, add ep to tatm aolat rojaes. aacardlaaj ta before midnight Thursday, May 9. POtNT-VALtJE-TAMI A-2; B-3; C-3; D-2; 11; Ms K-8; 1-2; M-5; N-5; O-l; M; Q-l U-6; V-5; W-4; X-l 0? Y-6; Z-10. RUES OF TH CONTEST I. Only a 1. Contaarants meet be ever M J. Entries be (edged by aswswaiai. Mgfceet Boa vale, aailasas aad aaaeaaeaaas a repay. The decriiea of the jadge wrl be biceine the puiueity a MOtSf. 4. Eiapleyees of Mane aad a aot eligible te participate. J. Al sullies aasat b Thursday. jlriMZ-r- J tflWSZt ? always sends AfiD THE TEXAS BSAHCU OF THE. FAMILY Z4--BOOM QUSy4QQ0 ACRES'), THEY GET RELATIVES " In ordering a purge, the or ganization's govern ing board said "M e m b ers who are not ready to acknowledge openly the goals of our organization and work for them actively cannot be members of the Free German Youth." The Communists appeared to be abandoning their old idea of a mass youth organization, sub stituting instead a small hard core of convinced Communists. The Reds had tried heretofore to get all youths into the organiza tion to indocrinate them. The organization now has 1.7 million members between the ages of 14 and 25. The "Young Pioneers," composed of boys and girls from 6 to 13, now numbers 1.3 million members. Maladies Blamed On Polluted Air Washington (U.R) The Pub lic Health Service has found some evidence that polluted air contributes to bronchitis, heart disease, cancer, and other mal adies. It hasn't enough evidence so far, according to Nicholas E. Manos, to warrant advising peo ple in smog areas to uproot themselves and get out. Still, he added, there is enough data on the relation between smog and various diseases, to justify the Health Service's five million dollar-a-year program to find out more about it. Manos addressed the Ameri can Meteorological Society Thursday on the air pollution medical program of the Public Health Service. This program two years ago was handed the job of supervising federal re search on the complex subject of the effects of weather on the health of man. uira-i. Tea MUST read treat to a eresswerd aaada. wards mm Waaa all Mm saaaras H- Ms J- R-1; S-J; T-2; seere f'""1"""'"'"'' oae! Hosaefceaplsa; Appraveal, O.L Approval, Paresis1 MagasMe 199" FIRST PRIZE Brand new 1M7 MOUSE PORTABLE SEW ING MACHINE. Guaranteed far Hfa. BadH-ia SewHcbt, Fabric Selector, Antomatie Darier, Automatic Bobbin Winder, Floating Freaaer Foot. Sews pnetieana- anything. 40 OTHER PRIZES ftaaL Afl SEWING CENTER By Jimmy Hatlo Road Construction Mentioned in Articles Jackson county road construc tion was mentioned in "two articles in different publications this month. The Pacific Builder and En gineer, a monthly magazine pub lished in Seattle, includes Jack son county in an article in the April issue telling of the cold mix paver that is used in road construction. Jackson .county was one of the first counties to use this ma chine and a" picture of the ma chine in operation is included with the article. . The article also mentions sev eral attachments on the machine which were constructed in the Jackson county shop. In the County Post, a month ly paper published by the Crater Lake Machinery company for distribution in nine southern Oregon counties, several stories and pictures are included' on Jackson county. One tells of the county's road construction and maintainance program while others tell of the Medford Weather bureau, the pear in dustry, and camping on the Rogue river. The County I'ost has a circu lation of 10,000. Question of Dignity Arises in Senate Columbia, S. C. (U.R) Sen. Ralph Gasque of Marion likes things real cool, but he ran into a question of dignity in the hal lowed halls of the state Senate Thursday. ' The heat was beginning to get to Gasque as he talked at length against a bill under considera tion and he attempted to remove his coat. However, Sen. Marion Gressette of Calhoun objected with the comment "It's just not dignified for a senator." ' But Gasque replied to Gres sette, "You just don't want my swpqt and grime to outsmell this bill." . Read and Use Classified Ads Ilia Community's BUsest Marketplace List Price 313 East 8th Street ph- SP 2-2739 MOBSE 7 CCC y 1 , avx:aV.9f1 : W Friday. May 3' 157 LEGAL NOTICES CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON March, 1957 The following: is a statement of the Jroceedings of the Count; Court of ackson County, Oregon, listing claim ants for supplies ana services wnicn were passed upon during the month HjTafnh 107 . . rMtiiirul hv fTnan. ter 136 ol 1947'Session Laws. BERETH P. HOPKINS County Cleric Approved by Jackson County Court: Orders: In the matter of appointing a Deputy Veterinarian; Annulling Load Limits on Butte Tails Fish Lake Road. Big Applegate Road, An derson Creek Road, Laurelhurst Road and Antioch Road; Special Election on King's Highway Water District; Re funding of Taxes on Property Owned by the State of Oregon; Claim of Indemnity for Diseased Cattle Slaugh tered by James O. Cheek. . Filed: jacKson county uersrs re port for February 19S7 Jackson County Hospital Report for January 1957 Elevator Inspection Report for Janu ary 1957 Jackson County Treasurer's Report for January 1957 Bond for New Detention Home - Agreement between Bessonetta & Graff and Jackson County for contract on New Detention Home Contract with Tidewater Oil Com pany Quettionaire on Valuation Methods and Procedure prepared by Ore gon State Tax Commission. Road Permits: Mr. Emmett W. Bee- son. Tru-Mix Co Mr. Leo Hoac. Jr.. J. Bennett & Sons, Medford House Movers and M. C. Lininger & Sons. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Net payments for services of em ployes of Jackson County Oregon: D. Offenbacher 227.95. C. J. Con ner 77.21, C. L. Howard 313.58, J. Cave 95.13, N. A. Myrick 206.57, F. I Gal latin 108.84, J. D. Walsh 346.85, P. Bettiol 327.11. D. DeBerry 305.71. . Gault 235.02. G Wright 309.03, D. D. Coe 299.03. V. Vanoose 309.03. B. C. Tennant 274.03. R. Gheysin 295.55. N. Matteson 315.35 S. L. Blumenfeld 315.35, J. Crawford 4.77, M. Brooks 262.47, M. Steohens 224.22, G. Jacobs 196.61, M. riagan lHY.b, u. Mast 172.65, N. Neil 267.47, O. Leschensky 232.63, A. L. Peterson 282.63, B. J. Brown 211.59, I. F. Brenner 196.57, H. Duean 260.52, D. V. Straus 222.99, L. Smith 206.57. A. Carter 181.66, T. C. Mclntyre 218.97. M. Mitchell 201.57. G. B. Bohl 241.97. P. I. Moreland 187.72. M. Coney 161.74. R. ri. MesDlie 38.77. B. Bigham 72.69, E. M. Janouch 252.39, B. S. Hitt. Jr. 108.75, U. B. Inch 197.29. A. R. Bailey 245.02. .1. D. Hinman 196.57, E. Jennings 236.66, V. Moore 240.02, D. Evanson 213.23, H. Nelson 191.11. A. L. Martin 201.11, P. Thanos 221.23, L. Theon 196.54, J. C. Eaton 306.65, W. B. McCullough 285.88. C. Miller 296.90, S. M. Pening ton 291.90. J. F. O'Hara 290.50, C. L. Moldovan 296.90, T. Hatten 289.73, J. B. Caird 291.90, H. Hunter 321.90. M. Beneka 232.00. G. Campbell 212.26, H. Niedermeyer 231.53, A. Beneka 162.18, F. Toews 234.44, E. J. Zander 315.35, P. Elliott 235.02, P. DeWeerd 195.89, M. DeWeerd 127.12, J. O'Brien 112.74, M. O'Brien 4S.SZ. o. c. Maust 2Z3.95, S. C. Maust 213.95. C. Walker 181.17. H. E. Vick 140.03. V. Morse 146.19, R. Williams 134.11. L. Larvick 107.10. M. Bevel 128.93. D. Thompson 114.15, t. HOlDrOOK 1JM.4H. L,. lieitn 117. 1U, M. E. Claassen 152.10, A. Line 152.15, E. Brown 456.34. D. Goddard 113.38. N. B. Calhamer 139.11, M. J. Smith 127.65, P. O'Conner 128.20, C. Jay 113.93, M. Remillard 57.29, V. Hassler 127.65, D. Hassler 119.48, V. Heffer nan 71.83, A. Dale 77.84, A. F. Deal 15.28, K. Crowell 301.44, B. L. Rob bins 203.35. L. E. Wells 301.90, A. E. Merkel. M.D. 774.59. F. Clink 294.83. A. A. Makinen 252:48. M. H. Lehman 273.73, C. Kent 269.65, E. Kanclier 281.90. M. E. Bell 281.90, N. M. Van Dewalker 183.05. E. H. McGalliard 281.80, w. i. sutnenand 342.13. O. S. Moore 328.22. J. Koppes 252.39, D. F Thomas 180.03, L. Estes 260.55, C. B Clark 281.90. C. L. Birk 63.23. C. Z Boyden 8.82, M. E. Boyden 9.02; L. A. Perkins 124.10. S. J. Robinson 200.07 K. D. Weaver 103.58. P. J. Gilman 216.78. D. C. Hendrix 314.08. L. M. Hendrix 3.87. C. M. Smith 259.47 M. J. E. McNeil 257.39, I. D. Russell 196.57. A. A. Franzke 158.96. J. C. Anicker, Jr., 321.44, J. V. Bianconi zaz.eii, a. j. siaae 236.37, w. r. Tucker 252.99, L. M. Sherman 96.86, M. R. Hubbeil 321.50, L. A. Perry 201.44. Payment, travel exnense: P. Bettiol 111.48, J. V. Bianconi 28.60, C. Z. Boyden 68.00. J. B. Caird 94.40, D. D. Coe 155.92. K. Crowell 67.93, D. H. DeBerry 124.16, J. C. Eaton 200.00, E. Fichtner 27.46, H. Gault 152.11, R. A. Gheysen 124.40, T. H. Hatten 8.16, A. E. Merkel, M.D.. 100.00, F. Clink 140.80, O. S. Moore 75.00. E. Kanclier 75.00. C. Kent 75.00. E. H. McGalliard 75.00, A. A. Maki nen 70. uu. in. t. sen 73. uu. 1;. a. Clark 75.00. W. I. Sutherland 75.00. M H. Lehman 75.00, D. C. Hendrix 31.BU, a: s. tun, jr. as.oz, w. a. uc Cullough 32.96. C. W. Miller 49.92, C. L. Moldovan 43.52. J. F. O'Hara 104.88, S. Penington 10.00, C. Sieger 20.48, C. M. Smith 26.16, B. C. Tennant 180.37, W. P. Tucker 136.08. V. V. Va noose 185.04, J. D. Walsh 170.42, L. E. Wells 152.54. G. Wright 83.04. Payment for Jury service: M. K. Buck 39.42, E. T. Wilson 103.88, L. A. Wilcox 26.28. A. Skeet ers 50.86, W. Wilson 33.70, D. E. Farn ham 25.96, W. H. Wall 16.92, G. R. Owens 25.96. H. Stagg 62.68. L. L. Neifert 49.22. E. C. Schilling 32.68. E. G. Grigsby 83.72, M. Schuchard 39.42, P. O. Whitlock 43.46, J. B. Pat ten 15.48, H. K. Atwood 66.44. H. F. Padgham 17.40. R. M. Gifford 67.16. W. K. Johnson 49.18. J. M. Norling 37.86, B. Buonocore 37.50, C. G. Shinn 31.98, N. Elliott 28.46, E. F. Dupray. 11.60, R. Acord 51.72, M. D. Williams 35.18. A. L. Schmitt 10.32. Payments for supplies, services and equipment: Acme Hdw. 20.93, Acorn Press 35.95, Am. Hospital Supply 7.35, Am. Laundry 21.72, City of Ashland 16.95. Ashland Office Supply 33.00. Ashland Printing 66.03, C. Skip Bailey 4.50, Bancroft-Whitney 25.00, Barco Supply 28.90, Bates Candy Co. 25.05, Beck's Bakeries 49.86, Bob Kennedy Furni ture 7:50. Brophy's 1.50, Brownie's 16.60, Calif. Ore. Power Co. 486.25, Calif.-Pacific Utilities 17.64. L. G. Case. M.D. 50.00. Cash Davis Phar macy 6.54. Catholic Services for Children S.OO. Central Rexall Drug 66.69, Children's Farm Home 35.64, Chore-Boy Western 4.09. Chrystal Meat Market 58.39, City Sanitary Serv ice 15.00. D. S. Collins 35.44, Com mercial Printing 109.45, C. L. Coyle, M.D. 82.50, Mrs. D. Davis 72.00, Dept. of Motor Vehicles 1.00, Dunham Printing 108.00, Ekerson Faint & Roof Store 40.00. Mrs. B. Emmon 6.00, Faber's 6.50. Faber's Market 10.27, B. P. Hopkins (Federal Tax) 4808.82. Fluhrer Bakeries 21.84, Forbes Bro. Meats 19.88. Friden Cal culating Machine Agency 132 00, H. Gault 4.60. Gibson Saddlery 3.50. Gold Hill Irrigation Dist. 8.75, Grants Pass uimc 7.3U, ixroceiena 0110, nann, Win A-Assoc. 324.64. S. W. Hedges 3.00. Dr. W. W. Weller 331.75, Dr S. E. Philips 178.25. J. 0. cneeK ibo.uo, a. a o Dust Palliative Oil o Road Mix Hughes & Dodd Co. Phone SP 3-4221 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Thornton. Langley Schedule Testimony Salem (U.R) Attorney Gen eral Robert Y. Thornton and Portland District Attorney Wil liam Langley were scheduled to testify tonight before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Sen. Warren Gill, committee chairman, said the committee was studying pending legislation on criminal procedures. He said the hearing was set up to help the committee in determining what changes may be needed in laws relating grand jury pro ceedings, suspension of indicted public officials, immunity of witnesses before grand juries and legislative committees, and the powers of the governor in his capacity as chief law en forcement officer in the state. Holmes 30.00. Hubbard Bros. 6.04, Hubbard-Wray 1.16, R. Hubbeil 43.00. T TfiiMtn 30 Ofl Tfvrirniilif. .Tnclr S,rv. ice 29.16. Iverson Printing 14.80. Jack son Co. Road Dept. 146.12. Jewett Of fice Supply 32.60, Jim's Produce 32.76, Jorgensen's 80.38. ' Klocker Printery 74.20, Landis-Sbangle 4.00, Laurel St. Market 1.18, E. L. Lawson, M.D. 38.50. L. B. Hall Ambulance Service 12.50. Louise Home 20.00, Luman's Market 259.00, Mann's 27.17, Marion County Clerk 2.00, The Mart 2.75, Mason, Ehr man 191.71, Medford Hotel 18.00. Med ford Lab. 56.00. Medford Paint & Wallpaper 16.22, Medford Printing 72. al, jyieaiora stationery a 10 re 179.36, Merck Sharp & Dohme 40.77, Motorola 206.70, Nat. Hosoital Assn. 286.60. National Sales Co. 12.27, Nat. Sheriffs' Assn. 36.00, J. J. O'Donnell 40.60, Office Stationery & Supply 38.20, Oregon Egg Producers 78.04, The Oregonian 7.98, Oregon State Bu reau of Labor 5.00, Otis Elevator Co. 89.40, Pacific Feed & Seed 98.99. Pa cific Paint & Chemical 531.78, Pacific Tel. & Tel. 637.43, Parke. Davis & Co. 53.50, L. Perkins 1.00, Pitney-Bowes 40.80. Pittsburg Plate Glass 31.22, Portland Stamp & Seal Co. 7.00, D. Provost 85.00. Public Employes Re tirement Boara (social security 1 5231.81, Public Employes Retirement Svstem 1445.50. Dr. R. Purvine 7.50. Rayspray 1511.44, Recordak Corp. 70.51, Remington Rand 266.13, A. Rob erts, M.D. 10.00, Rogue Valley Me morial Hospital 2JD00.00, Rogue Valley Physicians' Service 89.12, J. P. Rus sell, M.u. 40.00 sacrea Mean Hospi tal 2000.00. St. Rose Industrial School 40.00, Securitext, Inc. 250.00. Simmons Carbon Co. 14.75. Stacey. Watkins & Co. 100.00, Standard Brands 75.31, Standard Oil Co. 3.80, State Industrial Accident Comm. 276.27. State Public Welfare Comm. 55.280.00. B. P. Hop kins (State Tax) 805.89, Dr." W. Stone 7.50, Surgical Sales 19.86, Surplus Property Section 7.73, Mrs. R. W. Swan 54.00. Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co. 27.28, Tri-County Office Machines 2.10, Trites Coffee Co. 24.59, Trow bridge & Flynn 40.65. W. E. Finzer It lo. iz.00. western ju oc Burner vo. 2082.20. Western Thrift 1.39. Western Union 21.76, Zellerbach Paper Co. 39.46. CrVTL DEFENSE FUND J. H. Hicks 210.65, L. M. Sherman 110.00. Supt. of Documents .85, Cal Ore. Mach. Co. 450.00, Pacific Tel. & Tel. 30.95, Columbia Utilities 13.90, Rogue Equip. Sales 441.00, B. P. Hop kins (State Tax) 4.40, Public Employes Retirement Board 4.95, Postmaster 10.00, Glendale Industries 132. Wei ners Clothing 6.02. Medford Stationery 4.00, State Industrial Accident Comm. .16. EMERGENCY FUND It. Mathatnv 357.10. L. Deenin 393.14. C Harnsbereer 295.37. K. E. Selby 188.52. Baker's 208.89. Ace Roofing Co. 50.00. Oregon State College 75.00, Nothwest Mfg. Co. 200.68, L. E. Ager 100.00. Pacific Tel. & Tel. 29.50. B. P. Hopkins 13.20, A. Peterson 39.92. E. E. Chadwick 15.58. R. J. Schumacher 88.12, S. Fenington 45.10, W. B. Mc Cullough 43.90, H. A. Jepsen 1.25, Brownie's 5.50, B. P. Hopkins (Fed eral Tax) 216.40 (State Tax) 30.40, Public Employes Retirement Board 34.17, State Industrial Accident Comm. 4.24. JUVENILE DETENTION HOME FUND W. H. Seibert 1500.00. JUVENILE DETENTON HOME ADMINISTRATION BUILDING FUND W. H. Seibert 1180.20. ROAD FUND Net payments for employes of Jack son County Road Department: J. Y. Baldwin 240.68, H. H. Brown 252.09, G. E. Brownlee 219.27. C. O. Culy 252.11. M. R. Griffin 273.90. L. Hartman 279.45. W. Hartman 341.80, D. D. Hinkle 216.61. S. Johnson 307.18, G. E. Buchholz 251.44. L. Burdahl 238.13, L. Culy 274.99. L. Damon ZHi.44. f. uannaiora szs.wt, t. nar nish 279.19. J. I. Lusk 252.59. D. P. Smith, Sr. 258.13. C. Baker 252.65. M. Boat 298.34, H. Dooms 279.99, W. R. Flagg 260.48. J. Merritt 318.06. C. Per due 289.99, L. Andrews 299.99. L. J. Bigham 304.31. J. F. Burns 260.64, G. Huls 252.59, M. Jacobson 299.99, A. K. Stith 286.09. J. Sutton 229.28, O. W. Abbott 246.21. E. S. Accorne 275.39. W. E. Allen 274.15, B. F. Allison 259.17. E. H. Anderson 256.86, W. J. Barlow 247.61. J. L. Beams 299.99. W. J. Bench 289.90. P. T. Betz 307.12. W. F. Blancett 259.21. C. I. - Bourne 279.99. J. Bower 287.33. J. W. Bowman 279.99. R. F. Brown 290.58. G P. Buf fington 315.79, C. V. Calkins 275.20. N. X Cays 252.42, W. D. Chapman 274.49. O. C. Chesnut 288.65, C. W. Childers 276.75, G. E. Childreth 249.42, A. Christensen 516.92. R. Clark 285.03, D. J. Clifford 341.69, C. Corns tock 238.13, J. L. Conner 270.66, N. A. Coverdale 246.44, E. L. Cooper' 349.70. G. R. Crumley 284.99. J. L. Crumm 266.46, E. E. Culver 285.29, L. F. Cut burth 57.67, J. L. Danford 270.13, C. B. Dean 279.23. R. F. Ditsworth 275.67. C. Doons 261.75. W. Dooms 304.90. W. F. Duncan 245.55. F. Dut ton 260.77. G. W. Dutton 299.08. E. M. Earl 309.99. L. B. Earl 281.44, J. W. Eatherton 290.93. H. D. Ferns 291.04. D. Floyd 275.77, F. Foust 292.72, W. L. Garner 331.36. C. O. Gerhardt 227.14. C. B. Goodnight 248.79. W. H. Granby 228.13, A. B. Haddock 243.59, I. E. Hall 269.24, R. E. Harnish 277.69. S. Harris 222.03. S. G. Hartbauer 254.15. B. Hatch 170.61, M. Heffernan 25526. G. Hiiiman 271.44. T. w. Mora 261.44. w. W. Irons 279.19. R. P. Johnson 285.03. A. W. Jones 235.32. H. A. Kantor 299.99, C. Keeney 28529. J. O. Keller 288.80, W. M. Kenyon 286.03. M. M. Kinyon 279.02, K. B. Kite 264.31. I. A. Larson 300.01. A. S. Lester 297.99, J. Lichtenstern 274.99. P. R. Lynch 242.59. E. L. Marshall 277.19. E. B. McCaU 269.23, R. E. Merritt 319.79. H. C. Meyer 310.40, C. L. Michael 304.79. J. R. Miller 307.37, L. G. Mon roe 319.43, B. B. Moore 234.68. M. W. Morse zee.Bi. c. j. Netzei 289.61, c. C Nicholson 278.35. M. E. Owens 224 45, QlQ OUDM Most Dentists Favor Water Fluoridation Milwaukee (U.R) Dr. F. A. Bull, a Milwaukee dentist, said today he and most members of his profession favor fluoridation of water because it can reduce tooth decay by 65 per cent. Dr. Bull, long-time leader in the fluoridation movement, out lined his views in an interview. He said that if children get prescribed dosages of fluorides from an early age and continue gettin gthem throughout life, they will have 65 per cent fewer cavities than persons not getting fluoridated water. "The formative years when bone structure and teeth are de veloping, are the most important years for a person to get fluo rides," he said. Persons who be gin atking fluoridated water as adults "get little benefit but they do get some." Speca Showing of Film Scheduled Tonight A special showing of the film, "A Family Affair," a motion pic ture describing how counselling can help family problems, will be presented at 8 p.m. today at the county courthouse audi torium. The film is being sponsored by1 the Jackson Countv Mental Health committee in connection with Mental Health Week this week. The Rev. Thomas McCam ant is chairman of the commit tee. Holmes Vetoes Bill Salem (U.R) " Gov. Robert Holmes Thursday vetoed a bill which would have restored auto matically the rights of interdict ed persons to purchase alcoholic beverages after three years on the banned list. J. T. Perdue 234.46. E. F. Pierce 297.74. E. W. Rausch 346.03. D. E. Rawlings 239.23. R. P. Reed 238.13, R. J. Rina barger 283.09. G. H. Robertson 296.72. I. C Shuck 264.15. D. C. Schulz 300.11. H. W. Scoggin 254.15, D. J. Scott 240.05, D. L. Shearin -251.34, F. Sher man 309.45, F. A. Shipley 271.44. J. R.r' Shope 298.34. R. I. Simmons 265.00. P. I. Smith 267.70. C. G. Snmwl 2R1 AA D. Stout 241.35. H. J. Stout 305.70, d! Sweet 30333. E. T. Thigpin 296.37. R. Thornburg 286.22. H. E. Tolle 284.04, L. T. Vanderpool 313.69, D. A. Walden 400.10, w. w. wamer z48.bz, m. e. Wallace 264.15. A. T. Wattenberc 344.06, E. F. White 277.69, G. C. Wil liams 260.64, J. B. Winninghara 255.44. W. C. Wood 281.48. T. V. Wright 290.94, J. W. Wubbels 281.61, V. H. Steele 61.18. B. Austin 266.70. R. Fitx- feram ju.or. a. ueigie 35433, C. M. 'ruitt 246.59, P. B. Rynning 451 41, L. J. Shorey 363.58, R. Smith 285.55. V. Smith 283.05, K. Walker 305.55, W. Reese J93.28. Payments for supplies, services and equipment for Jackson County Road Dept.: Acorn Press 7.40. Am. Steel & Sup ply 867.51. City of Ashland 430. Bal. zer Mach. Co. 11037, Brill Metal Works 34.01, Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co. 8U96 1 Bureau oftand Management 3559.00, Calif. Ore. Power Co. 419.78. Cal-Ore Mach. Co. 360.86. Central Pump Co. 1430. Chain Saw Sales Ac Service 525. Columbia Equip. Co. 3634.54, Colyear Motor Sales 117430. Commercial Printing 45.60, Contrac tors Equip. Corp. 75.59, eOronet Sign & Display Service 6.00. Courtesy Chev rolet 2.23, Crane Co. 14.82, Crater Lake Mach. Co. 51.78. Crater Lake Motors 4136. Eagle Point Water Comm. 2 an Electric Steel Foundry Co. 19631, Electric Supply Co. 3.46, Faber Fuel Co. 28.01. Farmers Lbr. Co. 23 14 n P. Hopkins (Federal Tax) 444620. Firestone Stores 26.72, Gage Electric Motor Service 28.12. Gardner's Ma chine Shop 47.67, City of Gold Hill 5.40, L. Grissom 405.75, H. Wainscott's Pharmacy 1.51, Haupert Tractor Co. 28.50, H. L. Pritchard Co. 177.09, How ard Cooper Corp. 135.18, Hubbard Bros. 173.91, Industrial Air Products 41.77, Iverson Printing 59.95, Jenkins Sign Co. 7030, J. H. Baxter & Co. 460938. Johnny's Bee Line Service 5.70. Littrell Parts 157.81. Loggers 6c Contractors Mach. Co. 312629. Mc cormick Farm Equip. 65032, M. C. Lininger & Sons 941.76, Medford Auto Upholstery 3.55, Medford Concrete Const. Co. 18830. Medford Corn 16730 Medford Domestic Laundry 17.71. Medford Lbr. Co. 14.09, Medford Plat Glass & Mirror 66.11. Medford Radia tor Service 37.70. Medford Saw Shop 3.50, Medford Water Comm. 6.80. Moore Steel Service 2393.51, Morton muung i.ou, rial. Mospitai Assn. 561.70, Office Stationery tc SuddIv 22.65. Ore. Son Liquid Gas 61.27. D. & E. Owens 4.41, Pacific Tel. & Tel. 2730, Padgett Auto Parts 6531. Parsons Motors iiu.01, peck Bros. 62.48. Pierce Freight Lines 12.51. Pierce Trailer tc Equip. 1331. Potter Mfa. Co. 4239. Premier Autoware 2735. Public Em ployes retirement Board (Social Se curity) 1163.28. Public Employes Re tirement System 66.57, Rayspray. 2241.42. R & M Const. Co. 15315.17. Rogue Equip. Sales 144821, Sam Jen nings ure o. V.40. acneixy ,quip. Corp. 331, Shell Oil Co. 1026.18, Sherwin-Williams 1.10, P. I. Smith 4.00. So. Ore. Bearing Sales 59.60 . So. Ore. Equip. 1631, Southern Pacific 3.00, Standard Oil Co. 318.41, State Indus trial Accident Comm. 1335.92, B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) 1033.99, Stevens Corn. 30138. The Texas Co. 151.40. Tidewater Oil Co. 3733.01, Tripp Serv ice w ag, iTowonaee ec iynn 4.42, Tru-Mix Concrete 244.80. Union Oil Co. 55.40. Witham Parts & Equio. 22.45. W. J. Burke & Co. 38.61. Need Ready CASH? COUNT ON US WHEN YOU NEED MONEY! Borrow Ths American Way! 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