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Toll in California
Gun Battle Climbs
To 4 as Boy Dies
Dana Point, Calif. (V
Fourteen-year-old Allyn Sey
fert who helped his father
and younger brother fight it
out with sheriff's deputies
jjied Tuesday night bringing
the total of dead in the gun
battle to four.
" Allyn's father, Charles, a
39-year-old Arizona carpenter,
his 10-year-old brother. Tom
my, and Sheriff's Deputy
Robert Schultz were killed in
Sludenf to Get
Achievement Award
' Mary Dodge will be award
ed the certificate of achieve
ment in the school press pro
gram of the National Tuber
culosis association Friday,
April 25.
; Miss Dodge, a student of
ithe McLaughlin Junior High
'school, and author of an
'article on tuberculosis appear
ing in the Junior Quill, the
school newspaper, is the first
;student of Jackson county to
tbe recognized for her efforts.
The award will be present
ed at the annual luncheon of
the Jackson County Public
Health association Friday at
'the Jackson hotel at noon.
tMrs. Dorothy Sutler, the girls'
'rteacher, will accompany her.
; Speaker will be Mrs. Flor
ence Scott, nutritionist from
;the state board of health, ma
Iternal and child division. The
ipublic is invited, including
ithose who rtnnot attend the
luncheon.
Reservations for the lunch
eon may be obtained by call
ling the public health associa
Ztion office at SPring 2-4818.
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?NO FAVORITES
; Syracuse, N.Y. (TO Repub
lican Mayor Anthony A. Hen
tninger, after making a bid for
iboth political parties to hold
Itheir state conventions here,
said. "I'm simply looking at
this from a strict business and
non-political standpoint." I
an outburst of gunfire Mon
day night on a quiet, residen
tial street here.
The deputy's partner, Ed
ward G. Johnson, was critical
ly wounded in the exchange
but was reported "much im
proved" and in "good condi
tion" after an emergency op
eration. Trip Interrupted
The shooting interrupted
Seyfert's trip to the "prom
ised land" in a yellow, dilapi
tated bus from the family's
home in Tucson, Ariz.
The gunfight was touched
off when Seyfert's wife, Ar
lene Seyfert, 34. fled from the
bus and reported to sheriff's
deputies that her husband
had planned to harm her and
her four-year-old daughter,
Roberta.
When the deputies stopped
the bus, Seyfert came out
holding a .22 caliber pistol
but dropped it on order. His
sons took up the fight in turn
and were cut down.
It was reported at first that
Johnson killed Seyfert and
the youngest boy. Later, an
autopsy established the two
had been shot with a .22, in
dicating the father had killed
Tommy and shot himself.
Mrs. Seyfert described her
husband as a religious fanatic
who turned to reading revela
tions and stories about atom
and hydrogen bombs three
years ago.
Expected to be Saved
She said he packed the fam
ily into the bus to take them
to the "promised land" where
his family and 144.000 others
would be saved. He carried
$1,600 in the bus.
The distraught mother said
the boys were trained to strict
obedience of their father and
adored him. She said he had
ordered them to shoot if any
one stopped the bus.
Seyfert died on the steps
of the bus, sprawled back
onto the steps. His son. Tom
my, lay at his feet when of
ficers arrived in answer to
Johnson's distress call.
Destroyer Yarnall
In Port for Repairs
San Diego rtP The de
stroyer Yarnall was back in
Dort for repairs todav after
being hit by a torpedo dummy
fired in practice by the sub
marine Bugara.
No one was injured when
the dummy banged into the
side of the destroyer, but the
direct hit caused leaks which
sent the ship limping back
to port.
Torpedo dummies are sup
posed to pass under ships in
practice.
Pilots Tell of
Near-Collision
Washington HP Two air
liner crews advised the Air
line Pilots Association Safety
Committee today that they
nearly collided wL- e trying to
avoid six Air' Force jets 50
miles southwest of Las Vegas
Monday .
They said the incident oc
curred, at 2:07 p.m. (p.s.t.), a
few hours after a United DC7
and an Air Force jet fighter
collided in the same area, kill
ing 49.
One plalne was an Ameri
can Airlines DC7; the other a
Continental Airlines plane of
unidentified type.
The pilots reported that six
FlOOs, the same type that col
lided with the United plane,
flew between them at 20,000
to 21,000 feet. They said they
nearly collided with each
other, trying to avoid the
military planes.
The incident followed a
previous report by another
American Airlines pilot that
three Air Force jets perform
ed aerial acrobatics near his
plane in the same area last
Monday.
KILLER RECEIVES 299 YEAR SENTENCE Baby photographer William Stacey,
24, and his wife, Margaret, 21, embrace through bars of court lockup in Chicago
after he was found guilty of murdering a 16-year-old mother, Darlyne Todd, last
November. He received a 299-year sentence, the longest ever imposed by Criminal
"Court in a single-crime trial.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
ELECTION AND MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY 'GIVEN, in
compliance with Sec. 331.010.
ORS, to the legal voters of School
District No. 100. of Jackson Coun
ty. State of Orecon. that the
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of
said District will be held at How
ard School Gym; between the
hours of 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. on the
first Monday of May. being the
Fith day ot May, A.D. 1958. for the
purpose of electing District Direc
tor. 5 yr.; Rural Board Member,
3 yr.; Rural Board Member, Zone
3, 3 yi
Dated this 11th day of April,
1958.
M. H. Hurt
Chairman Board of Directors
ATTEST:
Margaret Cox
District Clerk
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
Land Office, Portland. Oregon
Mar. 27. 1958
NOTICE is hereby given that Wil
liam H R Nostrand, of Jackson
ville, Oregon, who, on August 12,
1954, made Homestead Entry,
NO. OREGON 02672, for S'iNE'
SE'i. N',2SE'iSE-4. and N'2Si
SE'4SEU (50 acres of revested
Oregon and California land). Sec
tion 7, Township 40 S., Range 3 W.
Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Bereth
P. Hopkins. County Clerk and Re
corder for Jackson County, at
County Court House, Med ford, Ore
gon, on the 28th day of May, 1958.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Byrne of Route 2, Box 62,
Jacksonville, Oregon
Ben Christen, of Route 2, Jackson
ville. Oregon
Edward H Fossen. of Route 2,
Jacksonvil le, Oregon
Neata Christen, of Route 2, Jack
sonville, Oregon.
Virgil O. Seiser
Manager
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Forest Service. U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, under Author
ity! of Sections 3 and 10 of the
Federal Aid Highway Act of 1952
iPublic Law 413, 82nd Congress,
2nd Session) and applicable regula
tions, proposes to construct the
following timber access roads with
in the Rogue Kiver National Forest
irf Jackson County, State of Ore
gon. Road Project Imnaha No.
3319 From Bessie Creek Road
To Imnaha Guard Station
Length Mi 4.5
Road Project Tolman Creek
No 3903 From Siskiyou Sum
mit Road To West Fork Ash
land Creek Length Mi. 6.0
A public advisory hearing to
give interested persons an op
portunity to present their views
on these proposed roads will be
held at the Forest Supervisors
office at the Post Office Building.
Med ford, Oregon, beginning at
10:00 a.m. Pacific Standard Time,
on April 25. 1958. Before that time
full information concerning the
proposed roads may be secured
from the Forest Supervisor at the
Post Office Building, Box 512, Med
ford. Oregoni
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 10268
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
Prdbate Department
TN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF LOVELLA M. LONG,
Tjeceased. ,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, j
that the undersigned by an order j
of the above entitled Court duly ;
made on the 4th day of April, j
1958. was regularly appointed I
administratrix with Will annexed j
of the estate of Lovella M. Long,
deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them duly verified as re
quired by law to her at the office
of her attorney, 'John C. Anicker,
Jr. 3iri .floor of the Jackson
County Courthouse, Medford. Ore- j
gon. within six months from the :
date of this notice. !
Dated and first published this i
9th day of April, 1958. i
Iris V Frazier. Administratrix j
with Will Annexed. I
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
ELECTION AND MEETING i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in I
compliance with Sec. 331.010. ORS,;
to the legal voters of School Dis- i
trict No 45 of Jackson County, I
State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL i
SCHOOL ELECTION of said Dis- i
trict will be held at Elk-Trail
School: between the hours of 2 1
P.M and 8 P.M. on the first Mon-!
day of May being the fifth day of j
May. AJJ 1958. for the purpose of r
electing One Director for the term '
of Five Years (5 Years).
Dated this 11th day of April.
1958. .
Wayne Ash '
Chairman Board of Directors !
ATTEST: :
A Myklehve
District Clerk I
Good Business Is
Seen by Tourist
industry in State
Portland "Get ready for
four years of Good Business"
is the challenge of the tourist
industry today, agreed direct
ors of the Oregon Motor Court
association, who concluded a
two-day Spring board meeting
in Portland.
Harry Cummings, Portland, j
state president of the motel,
trailer park and resort organi
zation, summarized the busi
ness -utlook for Oregon's
tourist trade as excellent. He
pointed to the heavy promo
tion being done for major Pa
cific Northwest events, be
ginning with British Colum
bia's centennial celebration
this year.
Brings Tourists
"Advertising by our Can
adian neighbors will bring
many tourists through Oregon
this year," Cummings said.
"Oregon's own centennial in
1959, followed by the pro
jected World's Fair in Seattle
for 1960 and 1961, and Idaho's
centennial in 1961, indicates
powerful advertising coupled
with appealing reasons to visit
the Pacific Northwest for the
next four years."
Directors of OMCA, gather
ing in Portland from all parts
of the state, took a look at
the rapidly developing pro
gram of highway construction
in Oregon. By unanimous
vote, they proposed that addi
tional funds needed to match
federal funds available for
highway improvements be
raised partly from sources
stimulated by the state's
growing tourist trade.
The industry group en
dorsed an increase in the gaso
line tax of one cent a gallon,
which would place a share
of the added costs upon the
out-of-state users of Oregon's
roads, but it opposed an in
crease in automobile license
fees, which would come en
tirely out of the pockets of
Oregon residents.
Abduction-Death
Of Baby Studied
Kingsville, Tex. (IP)
Sheriff Jim Scarborough said
today officers were trying to
tie up the loose ends in the
investigation of the abduction-death
of 5-week-old San
da Ann Carrick, who was
found in bushes about 100
yards from her crib Tuesday.
The sheriff declined to
elaborate .He said no arrests
had been made.
. The mother, Mrs. Margaret
Carrick, said she was hanging
clothes in the backyard when
she discovered the baby was
missing from her crib and
started looking for her.
Rock Hudson Named
In Divorce Action
Santa Monica, Calif. (IP
Actor Rock Hudson, 32, one
of the nation's top box office
attractions, was charged with
"extreme cruelty" today in a
divorce action on file in Su
perior Court.
Attorney Jerry Giesler filed
the action against the film
star Tuesday for his wife,
Phyllis. They were wed Nov.
9, 1955, and parted last Oct
ober. Cartoonist of
Year Selected
New York (IP) The Nation
al Cartoonists Society Tues
day night named Hal Foster,
originator of the comic strip
"Prince Valiant," as Cartoon
ist of the Year.
Foster, whose strip is dis
tributed by the King Features
Syndicate, accepted the
group's Reuben statuette at
the annual awards dinner at
the Waldorf Astoria hotel.
The presentation was made by
Rube Goldberg, for whom the
statuette was named.
Silver plaques were award
ed to 10 other cartoonists.
Frank King,, who draws
"Gasoline Alley" for the Chi
cago Tribune and the New
York Daily News Syndicate,
tied for the highest honors in
the cartoon strip category.
Willard Mullin, of the New
York World - Telegram and
Sun, a Scripps-Howard news
paper, received a plaque as
the year's best sports cartoon
ist. First place in editorial car
tooning was tied between Her
bert L. Block (Herblock) of
the Washington Post and
Times Herald and Bill Craw
ford of the Newark (N.J.)
News.
Other winners included
Walt Disney, for animation;
Russell Patterson, for adver
tising: John Gallagher, for
gags; Jimnay Hatlo, for panels;
and Wallace Wood, for comic
books. 1
PROFITb TO VICTIMS
Warsaw (IP) Polish Pre
mier Jozef Cyrankiewicz to
day ordered the profits from
state-run lotteries diverted to
aid victims of floods in east
ern Poland. The lotteries,
which take 50 per cent of the
money wagered, are the coun
try's most profitable enterprises.
Washington
Governor Urges
Tax Reduction
Washington (IPl Gov. Al
bert D. Rosellini of Washing
ton called for tax reduction
as part of an eighf-point pro
gram to combat the recession.
Personal income taxes and
excise levies on items con
sumers buy should be reduced
to stimulate buying, the Demo
cratic governor told the House
Banking Committee.
Rosellini was the eighth
governor to appear before the
committee which is seeking
ways of coping with unem
ployment. The state execu
tives have given varying pre
scriptions for halting the busi
ness slump.
Among First
Rosellini said his state was
among the first to be hit by
the economic downturn which
is now "spread across the na
tion." Among Washington in
dustries hurt by the recession,
he cited lumber, aircraft, alu
minum and copper, paper and
processed foods and machin
ery. In addition, to cutting taxes,
Rosellini said Congress should
improve unemployment com
pensation laws, provide help
in financing small and middle
size businesses, increase fed
eral aid to schools, expand
military facilities, stimulate
construction of low-cost hous
ing, step up work on irriga
tion and reclamation projects
and provide direct grants to
help states and local communi
ties to establish new industries.
Yamhill Raids Net
1 1 for Gambling
McMinnville IIP) City,
county and state law enforce
ment agencies raided eight
Yamhill county establish
ments Tuesday night and took
11 persons into custody on
charges of conducting alleged
gambling devices.
The raids were made in
McMinnville, Newberg and
Carlton. Sixteen law enforce
ment officers took part in
the raids and confiscated eight
pinball machines and three
horoscope machines.
District Attorney James
Craig said the raids were the
result of reported cash pay
offs received by 14 undercov
er officers last weekend.
Those taken into custody post
ed $100 bail each.
New Hampshire was one of
the early colonies that deriv
ed wealth from its natural re
sources rather than only from
its use of the soil.
DEER LASSOED
nichmond. Va. Hi J. C.
Baugh lassoed a deer in a
downtown canal Tuesday
when he saw the animal
thrashing in the fast-moving
water. But his dreams o? veni
son faded with word from th
game warden that the deer
would be taken to a game
refuge.
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