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TWELVE MEDFOPD fOBEGOKi MAIL TRIBUNE Wedrnwdnf. Jun I. 1957 Library Palrons May Return Books Through Mail How A h.-nd-rw rv:c i being r.f.'pro'i library pa'ror. who f:nd U ircor,'. er.itr.-. to make a trip d'j'in'f.wn to return books. Patrons of the Mpriford Punlic library are invited to return hooKs ay rr.a.!. officials reported. Envelopes Of.'trtd The library is offering ad-rf-esed. reinforced envelopes for tr; purpose. Each envelope w: 1 hold one or tv.o books, or a num ber of pamphlet, and iff read:, for mailing back to the library. Tne price per envelope, to coer their cost to the library, 11 15 cen'J. According the Miss Helen Webster, librarian, the service was instituted especially to help vacationers who wish to take hB.-arv books wi'h them and mail them back when they have been read. It is hoped tnat the envelopes rrav ai'O b useful to persons obtaining books for hut-ins. Mail Order Service It is regretted, the librarian said, that present resources of the library do not permit giving comple'e mail order the many readers enioy it. S irh Southern Oregon College Summer Classes Announced Ml i w t Ashland Southern college summer session offerings, in addition to regular courses, in- Oregon 'asked to contact the Oregon ' bnaicespcarean festival associa '. tion for further details. ! rnnrspc nffprpH unricr 1hi ar- i elude a wide variety of work- I rancemcnt are readmg and con shop activities and a newly-insti-; ference in renaissance studies. , tutcd Siskiyou band camp, ac-: seminar in renaissance studies, cording to Dr. Bill Sampson, di- and advanced Shakespeare. rector of the sessions. ', I Registration for the regular session is scheduled for June 10. The Siskiyou band camp, with I 'I L, service to who would service would require a postage tuna many times greater than that which is allotted as well as additional staff members to wrap and mail the quantity of hooks that might be requested each week by Jack son county i 35,000 rural readers. 3,508 People Visit Museum -A total of 3.508 visitors from 2S states, the Distrirt of Colum bia. Alaska. Canada. Australia. New Zealand, and Costa Rica were registered at the Jackson ville museum during May. This is 424 more visitors than during the same month last year, nd 249,686 have visited the mu seum since July 10, 1950. Since January 1. a total of 2.122 students from 53 schools in Douglas, Josephine, Jackson, and Siskiyou counties have visited the museum. In addition, groups of Scouts, civic and social organi zation groups, and members of night classes have toured the mu seum. Several gifts and loans were made to the museum during the month, according to museum of ficials. These include such items as old photographs, lamps, let ters, documents, dolls and other miscellaneous items Gienn T. Matthews, assistant professor of music as director and founder, embodies a music i clinic and camp set-up with spe-j cial emphasis placed on section rehearsals, group of private les-1 sons, formal and informal pro-! grams and recitals, and such re-1 latpH matters ac marnhinff har. I mony, ear training, and music appreciation. To Assist Matthews will be assisted in the clinic, scheduled July 29 to Aug. 9, by Clarence Saw-hill, di rector of bands as UCLA. High i school, college and graduate i band students are eligible for the I 'activity which will include out-! I of-door classes and an organized recreational program. j Ashland Dr. Wayne Wells, An audio-visual aids workshop retiring chairman of the South- will be conducted June 10-21 for em Oregon college science rie-1 graduate credit and will feature partment, was honored following la survey of the development and SOC commencement exercises ; use of classroom techniques. Sunday afternoon. i During the same two week pe- Dr. Bill Sampson, professor of rind, a workshop in language education, made an informal ! arts: methods and materials for presentation of a wristwalch to teaching Spanish in the grades Dr. Wells on behalf of the fac- I WI" bp conducted. No knowledge ultv and staff of the college. ! of Spanish is required although Dr. Wells, who is retiring after ; "" f""". 5l,Ln a Krouim win oe given extra rcaa- inrt ,1 i n,j i r graduating " """""" " DR. WAYNE WELLS j Retiring From Teaching Science Department Chairman Honored Sunday Afternoon 31 vears on the teaching staff. addressed the .list class, summarizing the history of the school since 1926. Frank Van Dyke. Medford at torney and president of the Western Interstate commission of higher education, also spoke to the nearly 170 students. His topic was "Higher Education in the Critical Decade Ahead," predicting an ever-increasing training. Dog Victim of Hypnotist on TY Beverly Hills, Calif 4P Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bloom plan to carefully evaluate the television programs their 2-year-old Dal matian looks at from now on. If a hypnotist comes on they are going to snap off the set be fore their pet freezes into a glassy-eyed TV daze as he did once before. The Blooms swear the dne was hypnotized Monday while watching a comedy involving a hypnotist. There he sat in his favori- chair. Immobile and un seeing, riespiv all effort to rouse hi. They vptj their hand and iff-v b:m rir biscuits. On the advicrt of the Humane society the dt;M him With atr, but ft:!! no luck, o Tt wm't until their son came (Some Ven avhool that the dog wrped out oi it, the Blooms Mid ?n pe was he.-k in hig chair a'chire t:ev:;nn as usual to- Auto Fumes Threat Worse Than Bombs Chicago-!!" The head of the A r g o n n e National laboratory criticized fellow scientists seek ing a halt in nuclear bomb tests and said fumes from cars and buses are more dangerous than radioactive fallout. Dr. Norman Hilberry, direc tor of the Atomic Energy com mission installation operated by the University of Chicago, spoke Friday at a meeting of the Chi cago Council on Foreign Rela tions. He said a petition by 2.000 feneticists, biologists, chemists and physicists urging an end to H-bomb tests shows that "some times scientists get off the beat en track." "Frankly I'm more concerned about the tetraethyl lead being tossed from the auto exhausts than I am about the present rate of fallout in the United States." Hilherry said. He charged that the danger of radiation is being empha sized nut of proportion to its ac tual threat. in place hours. On June 24-July 5, workshops in methods and research mate rials: art, and in diagnostic and remedial instruction in reading, both for graduate credit will be held Methods and research mate rials workshops offered July 8 19 give graduate credit. Other Workshops Dr. Sampson explained work shops in language arts and sci ence are scheduled July 22-Au-gust 2: and for the post session, August 5-16 or August 5-23. The latter session will be methods and research materials work shops in social science, science, language arts, reading and arith metic. Those wishing to earn college credit while studying with the Institute of Renaissance Studies in cooperation with the college may do so through joint regis tration. Those interested are Girl, 18, Refused Right To Marry Boy Friend, 52 Plymouth. England 'IP1 A local court has ruled that Wendy Ward. 18. must not marry Thomas Johnstone, a 52-year-old truck driver and erandfather, because the age difference is too great. Said Wendy's father. "He (Johnstone) has only 13 years of working life left, then she would have to support him." WAR SKIPPER DIES Durban. South Africa ilP" Vice Adm. Sir Benjamin Mar tin. fi6! skipper of the cruiser Dorsetshire when it sank the German battleship Bismarck day hut the Bloom were on the during World War II, died Mon alert. riav. No Deal Reported In Italian Vote Rome IIP Leaders of the Christian Democrat party today hastily disowned the extreme rightwing Monarchists and neo Fascists parties whose support helped Premier Adone Zoli win his first vote of confidence. Zoli won the parliamentary lest for his all-Christian Demo crat government in the Italian Senate just before midnight. The vote was 132-93 with four ab stensions. He faces a similar test in the lower house on Friday. Fascist and Monarchist sena tors joined Christian Democrats and independents in supporting the Zoli government. In opposi tion was the extreme leftwing and the three small center par ties which were in virtually all of the coalition governments since the war. Leaders of the Christian Dem ocrats quickly stated there had been no deal whatsoever with the rightists. They said there would be no departure in the traditional pro-Western middle-of-the-road policy of the Chris tian Democratic party. QUADRUPLET DIES London .IP Carol Philp, the smallest of London's two-day-old quadruplets, died in Queen Char ilotte Hospital today. JIM METZ 1310 Ridgeway Medford, Oregon Phone: SP 2-4294 your EquttobU soya: lli 1 "PUTTING IT OFF" has kept mere people poor than any ether one thing L I jei, afci-ial i i Your Equitable representative heirs so manv of his present customers say: "I wish I'd realized vears i0 how much heip an Equitable systematic savings plan would be to me. It I had, I'd be that many more dollars ahead!" The experiences ot actual Equitable Sivers prove that this is the savings plan that rraHy uor'tj. Your Equitable man is eager to te'.l von more about it. Whv not check with him or nil in and mail the coutvn below? Do it now, before anv more davs and dollars slip bv! PORTLAND 4, OREGON niociEiooD abcix Eaum.bi IOUITABLE SUIIDINO. T'ti ma: I grt reli irgs r.a.n. Contract Proposed For Oregon Caves Washington A proposed 15 year concession contract auth orizing the Oregon Caves com pany to continue to operate lodg ings, meal service, transportation facilities and cave guide service in Oregon Caves National monu ment, has been submitted to Con gress, Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton has announced. A 60-day congressional waiting period is required by law before such long-term concession con tracts may be executed on behalf of the federal government. Director Conrad L. Wirth of the National Park service said the company, formerly known as the Oregon Caves Resort, has been operating visitor facilities in Orecon Caves National monu ment for more than 25 years. He added that the proposed new contract would be retroactive to Nov. 1. 1956. Wirth said the company pro vides cave guide service in the monument the year round and lodging, nirals and transporta tion service from approximately June 1 to Sept. 30. Sam H. Daker of Grants Pass, is president of the company. I JUNE q s7 ; 9MW V J - m Cram Straight Whiskey I I t Qt. : $060 J EU Pint r 0(6 Quaker bourbon Here's o TerrWc Opportunity to Get the family and Your Home Set for fosy Summer living . . . Choose from New eerry s vuwanatnq Selection of fine Quality, Exciting New Savings Buys! 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