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Dcg Packs Blamed In Death of Sheep Enterprise 0? Tlle Wallowa county court J'jnday asked county dog catcher Lemuel Ry ncarson to investigate reports that dog packs are responsible for mass killing of sheep in the county within the past few months. Ranchers said more than 35 sheep have been killed and 125 crippled or injured. They said they had seen packs of dogs near the flocks. County Judge Dean Erwin in structed Rynearson to ferret out the dog packs and, if they are responsible, to either destroy them or charge the owners with damages. We Keep Colors Bright With W Retex All of Our Dry Cleaning al No Extra Charga Medford Gleaners Hale & Kathryn Wheeler 34 Kin haiiu p nn - iw vi j www n Fre Pickup and Delivery Court Due To Gei Beck Arguments Seattle (IP! King County Prosecutor Charles O. Carroll said Monday motions by defense attorneys in the Dave Beck and Dave Beck Jr. grand larceny cases may be argued in court Friday. Friday is the earliest day un der court rules that motions for new trials can be heard, Carroll said. Charles S. Burdell, chief at torney for the Becks, said he would request a delay until Dec. 27. Burdell filed a motion for a new trial on behalf of Beck Jr. soon after the son of the Team ster president was convicted of embezzling 54,650 in the sale of two union-owned Cadillacs. The hearing on the motion was de layed because of the Beck Sr. trial the. following week. Last Saturday a jury convict ed the elder Beck of embezzling SI, 900 in another union-owned Cadillac sale and the defense im mediately filed a motion for a new trial. 1 Burdell indicated he would contend that the jury was sepa rated improperly during the trial. Umatilla Indian Tribe Board Reelects Chairman Pendleton (IP) The board of trustees of the confederated board of Umatilla Indian tribes meeting here Monday re-elected Elias Quaempts, 35, of Mission, Ore., chairman of the board. Quaempts is the youngest chair man in the board's history. Engineers Award Oregon Contracts Portland (IP) Army engi neers today announced award of contracts totalling more than one-half million dollars to two Oregon firms for federal proj ects. Elte Construction Company, Boring, Ore., was awarded a S159,000 contract for repair of damages sustained last year dur ing the high water on the Co lumbia river north of Portland. The area includes Portland Mea dows race track, many homes, Delta park, and an extensive agricultural area. Northwest Marine Iron Works, Portland, won a 8379,510 con tract "for repair and repowering of the Army Engineers seagoing hopper dredge Pacific. SANTA SAYS: Save Money on Your Christmas Buying By Shopping at Our Store Wide CCC 000 S ALU TOINI OOO OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. We Will Be Open This SUNDAY, Dec. 22 For Your Shopping Convenience from floon to 9 P. f.l. 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Now she's a free lance writer and she has two more books forthcoming, "The Fine Art of Supervising Women" and "How to Sell to Women." Miss Rogers offered these tips to the working girl, based on her own experience and inter views with scores of business executives while gathering her data for her books: Don't eat or put on make up at your desk. Don't indulge in office gos sip. Don't abuse the coffee break. "Most employers today recog nize that the coffee break boosts morale and efficiency," she said. "But if you want to get in the boss' hair just stay away too long." Emotional stability, Miss Rog ers said, is one of the prime requisites' an employer looks for in hiring. "Nobody wants a flibberty gibbet female," she said. "A good secretary must have poise and be able to respond to busi ness pressure calmly. "And no employer wants a gossip, especially for a secre tary. So a girl must be able to keep her mouth shut, something a lot of them find difficult." The working girl should dress appropriately, with the empha sis on simplicity and basic col ors, and she should keep jewelry to a minimum, Miss Rogers said. "And before she puts on her hat to dash for the 5:06 she should ask the boss if there's anything else she can do." What should a girl do if the boss makes a pass? "She has two alternatives," Miss Rogers said. "She can run or stand still, de pending on what she wants." Cowboy Favorite What child doesn't love all cowboys, plus their horses! You can be sure to make a big hit with this applique quilt. Horse and cowboy, each a single patch. Pattern 7353: Pattern of ptches; directions, yardages for youth and single bed quilt. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Medford Mail Trib une, Household Arts Dept., .P O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plain ly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. Send Twenty-five cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Jfeedlecraft Catalogue. Two com plete patterns are printed right in the book . . . plus a variety of designs that you will want to order: crochet, knitting, em broidery, huck weaving, quilts, toys, dolls. Portland Union Merger Challenged Portland (IP) Legality of the recent merger election of the AFL and CIO 'in Portland was thrown into doubt Monday night following protests from some union members that Teamster union delegates had been al lowed to vote. The election was held after the Teamsters were expelled from the AFL-CIO on a national level. R. J. Thomas, assistant to George Meany, president of the parent organization, said Meany had received several protests di rectly from some union members in Portland. Thirty-five team sters voted in the Portland elec tion three days after they had been expelled by the national union. A telegram from Thomas di recting a new election to be held in Portland was -inadvertently unsigned and the Portland coun cil voted Monday night to held up the matter until Chet Dusten, Region 211 director of the AFL CIO could clear up the confusion in person. Officials of the Portland coun cil protested that they had re ceived no formal notification of the Teamsters' expulsion. Thomas retorted that "every body in the country knew the Teamsters were out; don't they read newspapers in Portland?" A new merger meeting has been set for Jan. 6 here. ' CROW EDUCATION Concord, N. H. (IP) Mary and her little lamb have nothing on Susan Webb. This 11-year-old girl nursed a baby crow back to health after it had tumbled from a tree. Now the bird follows her to school each day. DYER ACT AUTHOR DIES St. Louis HP) Former Rep. Leonidas Dyer, 86, author of the 1919 act barring interstate trans portation of stolen cars, died Monday: He served 11 years in Congress up to 1933. 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December 17. 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREB Two Injured in Car Accident on Hwy. 99 Two persons vere injured in an accident about 1:18 p.m. yes terday on Highway 99 at the Valleyview rd. intersection, ac cording to state police. Cars were operated by Clar ence Edwin Costo, 31, Lakeview, and Maynard Winfield Hadley, 26, of 820 Lozier lane, Medford, police said. Ginger Costo, 9, a passenger in the Costo vehicle, was injured, but extent of her in juries were unknown, police noted. Hadley suffered facial lacera tions, a broken nose and a pencil he was carrying behind his ear punctured his cheek, police said. Both cars were extensively damaged, they added. The acci dent occurred when the Hadley vehicle was unable to stop to avoid hitting a car stopped to make a turn onto Valleyview rd., and swerved into the highway lane in which Costo was travel ing, police said. Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30 p.m. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday, noon Saturday. 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