Participation in Policy Available to Residents
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Great Decisions . . . 1958
mill provide Jackson county
residents with an opportunity
participate in United States
Coreign policy, according to
Charles O'Erien, San Fran
;isco, who spoke at a public
meeting this week.
Harold Jaffrey, assistant
manager of the Camp White
domiciliary and chairman of
the Jackson county Great De
cisions committee, was in
charge of the meeting.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Sale Under Supervision of Milton J. Wershow Co.
TUESDAY, JAN. 21st 10 A.M.
NO LIMIT, NO RESERVE
Former Equipment of Nelson Equipment Company
309 S.E. Division PI., Portland, Oregon
New & Used Late Models-$750,358.45 Evaluation
CONTRACTORS AND LOGGING EQUIPMENT
CRAWLER CRANES: Link Belt LS 85 i yd. shovel. Cat. Diesel;
Link Belt LS 51 yd., all access., gas power. New "53; Northwest
If, yd. wG.M.C. diesel; Bay City 'i yd. wCummins diesel: Osgood
yd., gas power; Link Belt LS98 Back Hoe wAmsco Bucket, New.
TRUCK CRANES: Quick-Way Mod. S3, gas power. New; Unit Mod.
1520T. 20 ton Waukesha gas power, New '53; Loraine MC4, gas power;
Shields Bantam a, yd.; Unit Mod. 1020 wGMC Diesel mtd. on
Maxi-Mount. All trk. cranes 10 wheel mtd. LOADERS: Scoopraobile
Mod. LD5P 1 yd. hvdr. bucket. New '57; 2 Scoopmobiles Mod. B & C;
Hough vd. loader. Mod. HE; Cat D4 w a4 yd. bucket. FORK
LIFT: Scoo'pmobile Mod. LL 16 Diesel Power, New '54; Ross 6,000
pounds. DIGGERS: Hopto Mod. 360 i yd. hydr., New '53; Hopto Mod.
200 hydr.. New '53; Hnpto Mod. 200. all hydr., New. Hoptos all trk.
mtd. LOG LOADER: Hopto Mod. 307, hydr. mtd. on 10 wheel trk.,
New '57. MOTOR PATROLS: Huber Warco Mod. 5D 190 w GMC
Diesel, all power. New '55, (Used for demo, only); Trojan Mod. PM
1048 hvdr. gas power. New. ROLLER: Huber Warco 3-5 ton tandem,
New. CEMENT BATCH PLANT: Rubv Port. Mod. 60 all elec. whop
per. scale. 170 barrel silo. New. CEMENT THANSIT MIXERS: Jaeger
Mod. 6'-F, New; 3 Jaeger Mod. 3 & i'A; 2 Jaeger Mod. 3. on 10
wheel trk. ASPHALT MIXERS: Wylie Patchmobile port. Mod. PM
215; Wylie Heat-a-mix Mod. 30R. LOGGING TRUCKS: F.W.D. 10
wheel, 3 axle dr., Cummins Diesel & Fruehauf 2 axle trlr.; GMC '52
Mod. 426, gas, 10 wheel dual dr., w2 axle trlr.; Int. '48 Mod. K8 10
wheel dual dr.; GMC '48 10 wheel dual dr. HOISTS: Hyster Triple
Drum w Cad. eng.; Skagit w Cad. Mtr., Berger wV-8 mtr.; 2 Jaeger
erector hoists. AIR COMPRESSORS: New Jaeger Mod. 125 Rotary,
trlr. mtd. POWER UNITS: 4 Continentals & 1 Buda gas & Diesel.
PUMPS: 8 New Jaeger Gas Electric Pumps. PLASTER & CEMENT
MIXERS: 5 New Jaegers, trlr. mtd gas power. AIR TOOLS: New
Thor Wagon Drill, trlr. mtd., 15 New Thor H.D. Tools. SAW MILL
EQUIP.: Whitlock 24" Pole Debarker wDiamond Mod. 125 Chipper,
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O'Brien, western regional
director for the Foreign Policy
association, declared the U.S.
faces "unparallelled danger"
in the present international
situation. He urged Ameri
cans to join in the informal
study of foreign policy which
Great Decisions provides.'
Nulling Elected
Director of Firm
B. L. (Bud) Nutting, gen
eral manager of Medford cor
poration, was elected to the
board of directors of the First
Federal Savings and Loan as
sociation, Medford, at a recent
shareholders meeting.
He was elected to fill a
present vacancy on the board.
Other board members include
R. F. Kyle, president; Herb
Grey, vice president; John
Myers, secretary-treasurer;
John Niedermeyer and R. F.
Kyle Jr.
Kyle Jr., assistant mana
ger, presented the annual
managers report at the meet
ing. He noted that First Fed
eral boosted its assets by
$429,648.60, or 13 per cent, in
1957. The association now
holds more savings and serves
more savers than at any other
time in its history.
Kyle said net savings were
increased by $600,038.08, or
22 per cent, bringing the total
savings as of Dec. 31 to $3,
297,820.53. Home mortgage
loans increased by $310,
643.12, a 10 per cent increase
last year, bringing the total
loans outstanding to $3,166,
652.98, Kyle said. Reserves
were increased to $250,221.57
and now exceed reserves on
hand, he added.
Public Attitudes
Public attitudes and re
sponse determine U. S. foreign
policy, according to O'Brien,
and hysteria and a lack of
understanding result in rash
moves.
The eight topics to be dis
cussed in the nationwide Great
Decisions program, which
begins Feb. 2, were presented.
They deal with Russia, secur
ity, United Europe, the Mid
dle East, Africa. U. S. eco
nomic policy, trade with Red
China and the United Nations.
Information provided in
fact sheets prepared for the
program forms the basis for
the informal home discus
sions. They are also used by
schools, churches and other
groups, Jaffrey said.
Fact Sheets Available
All persons interested in
taking part in Great Decisions
. . . 1958 may purchase the
fact sheets at the Medford
public library for a nominal
charge of $1.
Jaffrey explained, that any
one may form a home discus
sion group which would meet
once a week during1 the eight
week program to discuss a
particular phase of U. S. for
eign policy.
More than 200. persons took
part in the country last year,
and more than 4,000 Oregon
ians studied foreign policy
through Great Decisions . . .
1957.
BIG BASEMENT EXHIBIT
New York (Ut The largest
art exhibit in 25 years opened
today in the basement of Mad
ison Square Garden. The ex
hibition which runs through
Jan. 26 includes more than
1,500 paintings and works of
sculpture by artists from 40
states and Hawaii.
1,209 Landings,
Take-Offs Listed
At City Airport
Landings and take - oil's
from the Medford airport dur
ing December totaled 1,209,
1,491 less than November, ac
cording to the monthly report
of municipal activities for
December.
The total is about 716 less
than December last " year.
Commercial planes accounted
for 531, private planes for
660, the Air Force for 12 and
the Navy for 2.
December passenger traffic
at the airport was 4,278. This
is less than the 5,507 total in
November but more than the
3,480 in November 1956. Pas
sengers outbound from Med
form totaled 2,144 and in
bound passengers numbered
2,134.
Mail pounds for the month
was 25,526, which was 7,860
pounds more than November,
and 5,027 pounds less than
December, 1956. Outbound
mail amounted to 10.326
pounds and inbound was 15,-
200.
Air Express last month was
3,547 pounds, 623 pounds less
than November, and 2,788
pounds less than the amount
for the same period in 1956.
Pounds shipped out totaled
1,400 and there were 2.147
pounds shipped into the air
port.
Air Freight Doundaee
amounted to 9,733 in Decem
ber. This is 1,512 pounds less
than November and 623
pounds less than December,
1956. Freight goine out of
Medford during the month
amounted to about 4,433
pounds and freight coming in
for the month was about
5,300 pounds.
Friday, January 17, 1958
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In the Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
Defensive warfare note:
Chairman Carl Vinson of
the house armed services com
mittee says the air force has
developed a system to give
adequate warning of an
enemy ballistic attack.
. He adds:
"The house armed services
committee has been assured
that equipment has been de
veloped which will do exact
ly that. It will detect a missile
as it rises above the horizon
and will afford a sufficient
period of time TO PERMIT
ELEMENTS OF UR STRA
TEGIC AIR COMMAND TO
BECOME AIRBORNE."
rpHAT is to say:
-- If Russia should launch a
missile attack against us, this
new equipment will give us
about 20 minutes warning.
That will give us time enough
to get our atom bomb carry
ing bombers into the air to
deliver MASSIVE RETALIA
TION against Russia.
So
If Russia IS ahead of us in
missile development
We will still be in a posi
tion to say to her: "UNLESS
YOU ARE PREPARED TO
ACCEPT DESTRUCTION
YOURSELVES, don't attack
US with missiles."
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THE warning, of course, will
be brief.
So
It will be necessary to act
quickly if and when the warn
ing is given. In order to make
that possible, plans are under
way to DISPERSE strategic
air command bases. Mr. Vin
son says SAC bombers will
soon be dispersed at 33 dif
ferent bases, with not more
than one squadron of 15
planes at each base.
The idea of that is to make
it difficult for Russia to
launch missiles enough to de
stroy all of our long-range
bombers at one fell blow. Our
purpose will be to get enough
of our bombers into the air
to smash Russia with H-bombs.
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ing system yet. It still has to
be perfected and built.
The answer to that is that
Russia hasn't got accurate in
tercontinental missiles yet.
She still has to perfect them
and build them in sufficient
numbers.
THIS is the point:
The Russians are smart.
Let's concede that. BUT
WE'RE SMART TOO in
spite of all the bear talk that
is being spread by the politi
cal peddlers of gloom . and
doom.
Let's not lose our nerve.
Let's not crawl in a hole
and pull the hole in after us.
That isn't the American way.
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