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Thursday, August 29, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TKXES
Parking Forbidden
In Local Alleys
Without A Permit
Drivers and owners of delivery
and service vehicles aft remind
ed of the city ordinance regard
ing alley parking in the down
town area. Chief o'f Police
Charles Champlin said today.
Service vehicles may be park
ed in an alley only if the owner
has a permit issued by the city
police department, Champlin
said. He added that the permit,
issued without charge, must be
displayed on the exterior of the
service vehicle. An additional
notice must be displayed be
tween the windshiid wipa:
blade and the windshield desig
nating where the services are
being performed by the vehicle
operator.
Service vehicles, the chief ex
plained, are any motorized ve
hicle designed for the purpose
of carrying materials, tools,
equipment, or machinery. These
vehicles may park in the alley
only as long as is actually re
quired for performing plumbing,
electrical service or the mainte
nance of the public utility.
Delivery vehicles, he added,
are those ovehicles used in the
course of business for the pur
pose of delivering freight or
merchandise. They may be park
ed in an alley for loading or un
loading and only for the period
of time actually required for
that purpose.
The delivery and service ve
hicles may park only in one-way
alleys and as close to the right
side of the alley as possible,
Champlin said, unless posted
signs designate otherwise.
The chief added that it is un
lawful for anly person to use
an alley parking permit not is
sued to him or for a permit to
be used on any vehicle other
than a service vehicle. An em
ployee of the person to whom
the permit, was issued, however,
may use the permit within the
scope of his employment.
BIDS TO BE OPENED
Salem (W Bids on $5,400,000
in highway projects will be re
ceived by the State Highway
Commission in Portland Sept.
12, it was announced here today.
BOAT
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With the New
BOAT
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Approved
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Buoyant
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Fire
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Fore
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Plus
Other Marine
Equipment
JOHNSTON
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112 South
Riverside
SAM PRICE
To Participate in Bomb Run
Radio Man Slated
For Test Flight
A simulated bombing run on
a heavily populated area on the
Pacific Coast will be tape-recorded
by KMED announcer
Sam Price from the cockpit of
a jet trainer this week end.
Price has been invited to ride
in a T-33 jet plane which will
take off from Hamilton Air
Force base near San Francisco,
Calif. The "invasion" will be a
test of the radar network. Price
explained. When the intercep
tor bases receive the alert fight
er olanes will scramble against
the "bogey." The men will not
be informed that the plane is
"fri?ndly," he said.
The ride has been arranged
through the Ground Observer
Corps and civil defense agencies
and Air Force. The tape record
ing is tentatively scheduled for
local broadcast some time next
week. The National Broadcast
ing company radio program
"Monitor," will use a part of
the t3pe m it's nation-wide hook
up.
Purpose of the locally instig
ated program is to obtain more
volunteers for the slim list of
Ground Observer Corps personnel.
It is estimated that 330
planes of the 1,000 which fly
over Medford during a given
period are not reported due to
lack of sky watchers, Price said.
The local skywatchers need ap
proximately 500 volunteers to
cut down on the long hours spent
by the 260 trained and active
personnel now functioning."
"National standards specify
one to twtf-hour shifts per vol
unteer a week," Price comment
ed. "Local volunteers are run
ning far over that."
American Youth Said
Expelled from China
London (W Peiping Ra
dio indicated today it is expell
ing, or has expelled, an Ameri
can youth . delegate because he
refused to surrender his U. S
passport to Red customs offic
ials. A Peiping broadcast monitor
ed in London said that 41 of
42 Americans now visiting in
Communist China had left on
a tour of the northeast.
Wednesday night, cabled re
ports from Peiping said that it
.ppeared certain that Shelby
Tucker. Pass Christian, Miss.,
would be ordered to leave
China unless he showed his pass
port to Chinese authorities as
the other 41 Americans had
done. The- fact that only 41 of
the 42 Americans were cited as
having left Peiping on the or
ganized tour today indicated
that Tucker had remained be
hind or was already en route to
Moscow.
Chinese authorities Wednes
day warned Tucker that , unless
he showed his passport to cus
toms officials he faced deporta
tion to Moscow.
Navy Aviator Lands
Crippled Jel Plane
Boise (IPI A Navy aviator
landed his crippled jet training
plane at Gowen IJield Wednes
day just as the aircraft's en
gine "flamed out" from lack of
fuel.
Lt. Cmdr. M. J. Harriman,
Memphis, Tenn., said the fuel
system of the plane failed and
would riot get fuel to the engine
although he still had about 500
gallons in the tanks.
Harriman was on a flight from
Seattle to Boise, and developed
the trouble as he made his ap
proach toward Boise. He was
coached on the most direct route
to the runway by the control
tower at Gowen Field.
Reports Given at IV
Water Soard Meeting
Cave Junction At an execu
tive board meeting of the Illi
noise Valley Water Resources
j group this week, reports on the
i current survey of landowners
within the proposed Illinois
Valley Irrigation district were
made by Grange members and
other committeemen.
It was emphasized that those
; outside of the district who be
lieve their lands are irrigable
should sign up with Water Re
sources secretary, Monte Heald,
if they wish to be included. A
soil scientist will visit the valley
early next month to make tests
on this land.
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