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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON! MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, February 12, 1957, Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS Washington Dr. James Van Allen, the physicist who equipped the Explorer satellite with cosmic ray counters, on the information they are supplying: "We'rt walking around in data up to our anklet. Corydon, Ind. Sen. William E. Jenner (R.-Ind.) on why we lagged behind Russia in the satellite race: "Someone, somewhere in the bureaucratic maze told the dentists they could not use military missile components for their satellite work. That meant they had to start from cratch." Bloomington, III. Rep. Leslie C. Arends (R.-Ill.) denying we are behind Russia in weapons production, on our ability to strike back, if attacked: "I think Russia is aware it would be completely destroyed If It attacked the United States." Hollywood Dr. Frank Baxter, on why cartoons are be ing used in a television series on science: "This series is being made for a broad, general audience. We must present entertainment as well as information." Brand Inspection Procedure Studied t Salem (W Oregon and .Idaho livestock officers met in Ontario today to review current brand inspection pro cedures and types of equip ment used by the two states. The officials also discussed methods for helping each oth er in brand inspection and prevention of livestock theft. A similar meeting with Washington officials is set for Monday, Feb. 17, at north Portland. Last Jan. 22, the first meet ing of this kind was held with California livestock officers in Medford. Open 24 Hours Every Day SELF SERVICE 20c per 8 lb. Washer Load Drying 1c Per Minute COIN OPERATED IBEsHIIfe 516 W. Sixth Sr. LAUNDRY Large 50-Lb. Agitator Supplies Dryer Type Washers Available 516 W. Sixth St. Really Hot Water Meetings Start to Expedite Building Of Valley Manor The Rogue Valley Manor Monday night began a series of meetings to expedite con struction of the S0V2 million Manor. The meeting was held in the First National bank, with executives and personnel of the bank. Melvin N. Hogan, president of the 36-member board of the Manor, stated that 78 "mem bers" have now signed up for "homes" in the Manor, and that as soon as 64 more mem bers have signed for the re tirement home, building will begin. "It is our hope," Hogan stated, "to get construction on the 10 story building started this spring, with a target date for completion set for late summer of 1959." Walter H. Higgins, execu tive director of the Manor, ex plained to the staff of the bank that the site which has been selected and purchased 15 acres atop Barneburg hill is only 2Vz miles from down town Medford. Higgins showed colored slides of the site with its view of the Rogue valley and surrounding moun tains. He stated that each of the 284 apartments will have unobstructed views, since the Manor site is 300 feet above the valley floor. George Flanagan, trustee and treasurer of the Manor, took the group on an imagin ary tour of the proposed Ma nor, using slides covering the floor plan, facilities and apart ments, and the detailed plans in caring for the needs, pleas ure, recreation and health of the members. Flanagan told the audience Man Arraigned on Narcotics Charge Yreka, Calif. Edward L. England, 36, Oakland, was ar raigned on charges of driving while under the influence of narcotics in Mt. Shasta justice court Monday. England was arrested by California highway patrolmen acting on information supplied by the Medford police depart ment Friday. England is said to be a partner of Raymond E. Amiotte, 33, of San Francisco, who was arrested by Medford police Saturday morning on charges of forging a doctor's prescription to obtain nar cotics. The two men are suspected of being associated with another man being held by Al bany authorities on a narcotcs charge. A 17-year-old Oregon youth, arrested with England, was being held for release to his parents. that the Manor building has been designed by one of the nation's leading architects, John Malone of Seattle, and that every detail has been carefully thought out to pro vide the greatest possible com fort, beauty, convenience and safety. Flanagan highlighted some of the features of the Manor, including the auditor ium, chapel, and infirmary with doctor and resident nurses, dining room, kitchen, club rooms, laundry, air-conditioning, hobby shop and recreation facilities. Hogan emphasized that the Manor, representing a $5Vi million expenditure, will be a "real boost" to the Rogue val ley economy and will em ploy 75 people initially and 100 when the Manor is under way. He stated that other similar meetings will be held in Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass. OPEN EVERY MONDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. 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In her complaint, Mrs. Marsh alleges the manage ment of the hotel was negli gent In placing wax or other Window Glamor wit' II g New! All the answers to your curtain problems ideas designed to glamorize your windows! Be thrifty make new curtains for any room. Cafe curtains, valances, drapes. Pattern 7166: direc tion for six smart curtains. Send Thirl y-f ive cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. -; Send Twenly-five cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue. Two complete patterns are printed right in the book . . . plus a variety of designs that you will want to order: cro chet, knitting, embroidery, huck weaving, quilts, toys, dolls. Princess Fashions 918301 10-20 I Our Printed Pattern! 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(IP) A single-engined Tri-Pacer air plane reported overdue on a flight south from Klamath Falls with one person aboard landed safely at an airport here at 4:20 p.m. Tuesday. The aircraft, piloted by D. E. Phillips, of Lind, Wash., was due at 3 p.m., according to the Civil Aeronautics Ad ministration at Klamath Falls. Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- rpHERFS A LADY In the suburbs who is determined that J- when her 12-year-old Herbert grows up, he will be not only a Fred Astaire, but a. Winston Churchill. With that in view, she marches him 'to dancing school every Wed nesday afternoon, and sits grimly at the ringside to see that he not only pushes fittle girls around the room, more or less in time with the music, but engages them in conversation at the same time. Recently Herbert was ex ecuting what he believed to be a foxtrot with a brand new partner when he caught his mother's signal: "Engage her in conversa tion!" He took a deep breath, and gallantly informed his lady fair, "Say, you step faster than any fat girl I ever danced with!" Bang! - Marlon Brando defines an actor as "a guy if you aren't talking ibout him, he isn't listening." C 1958, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Feature Syndicate. Hi Sapphires, most of them suitable only for bearings in watches and "fine instruments are mined in parts of Montana. Since 1940 the somber el dwelling units using natural gas for ntral heating nas increased by more than 400 per cent. Lose Something? Looks lik Mr. Snodgrasi lest littk weight which ii probably okay . . . But, 01' Snod would real ly have Hit up like the Northern Lights if he'd been moving . . . and lost something. Call Davis And be sure . . . because moving is a job for the pro fessionals . . . the people with the specialized equipment and the "Know-How" to get the job done right. Davis hat both. Next time call DAVIS-FIRST! 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