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Council on Aging Asks Assistance in Survey Eugene The Oregon Coun cil on Aging has asked resi dents between 35 and 65 years old to participate in a statewide survey of those peo ple who were rejected jobs because they were told they were too old. Dr. Wesley G. Nicholson, chairman of the committee, said only those residents who have been refused work be cause of their age should take part in the survey. Postcards with the person's name, age, address and the type of occupation or business that refused the person a job because of age and when, should be sent to Oregon State Council on Aging, post office box 5197, Eugene. Council Informed . Dr. Nicholson pointed out that the Council has been in formed that many persons be tween 35 and 65 have been turned down for jobs because of their age, but the Council has no funds to conduct a state survey. If enough per sons have been turned down, then the problem needs to be studied by the group, he noted. The Council on Aging was EVALUATE GOP Orlando, Fla. (IP) Repub lican National Chairman Meade Alcorn began meetings with Florida Republicans to day to evaluate the GOP strength in the, southern state. The Republicans recent ly have made more gains' in Florida than in any other state of the traditionally Dem ocratic South. set up by the 1957 legislature to analyze the 'problems of any age group affected by un employment, ill health, in adequate housing or loneli ness. The Council recently ap proved a decision of the exec utive committee that it would not become a "lobby body" for legislation. It was stressed that the Council will properly Dresent drawn bills to the legislators and will strongly support them in committee hearings. Ashland Highway Project Listed Ashland Funds totaling 5150,000 have been allocated by the state highway commis sion for work on Highway 99 in Ashland, according to E. C Biegel, city superintendent. He said the work would consist of narrowing the cen ter strip and widening the highway arterials, between East Main andAvery sts. Two traffic lanes and one parking lane are planned on each side of the highway, Biegel noted. Ashland will install an SI 8, 000 street lighting system in connection with the highway project, he added. Rubber-coated rayon bags, holding 3,800 gallons, are used to enable truck trailers to carry liquids as well as solid materials. Various lin ings make the bags suitable for corrosive, edible or other liquids. , EBecta man . who has Experience H EXPERIENCE in business EXPERIENCE in farming EXPERIENCE in finance EXPERIENCE in mining EXPERIENCE in education EXPERIENCE in highway construction , ELECT a man who has Experience and the know-how to do the things that need doing ELECT a mam who has the Forward looli vKi1"" "" -..v:. -..:-:v ::: -. :.T-:N;A C , ,s , - - - IMLi Polling Places For Primaries Listed by Clerk Following is a list of voting places for the May 16 pri mary, elections furnished by the county clerk's office. Polls will be open between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Registered voters who are not sure in which precinct they live may contact the elections department in the county courthouse. Equally responsible to ALL the people! ELECT B3EL LATH Republican STATE LEGISLATURE Lattie for Representative Committee, Charles F. Johnson, Chairman, Fhoenix. Ore. Pd. Pol. Ad. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 12A. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 28A. 29. 29A. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. '38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 45A. 46. 46A. 46B. 47. 48. 49. 50. SI. 52. 53. 54. 55. 55A. 56. 56A. 56B. 57. 57A. 58. 58A. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 71A. 72. 73. 73A. 73B. 74. 75. 76. 77. 77A. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. Name Polling Place Entrance Ashland, Lincoln School Gym Beach St. Ashland, Ashland Junior High Gym, Siskiyou Blvd. Ashland, Briscoe School Library North Main St. .....Siskiyou Blvd. Manzanita St. Ashland, Ashland Jr. High Gym. Ashland, Briscoe School Gym Ashland, High School Gym. Ashland, High School Gym . Ashland Briscoe School Gym Manzanita St. Ashland, Lincoln School Gym... ..Beach St. Ashland, Briscoe School Gym Manzanita St. Ashland, Ashland Junior High Gym....Siskiyou Blvd. Ashland, Walker School Gym South Door Ashland, Walked School Gym South Door Ashland, Lincoln School Gym..... Beach St. Valley View, Briscoe School, N. Entrance, N. Main St. Bellview Northeast, School Gym East Door Bellview South, School Gym. - East Door Lincoln, Pinehurst School 1 Lincoln, Ore. Lake Creek, Community Hall, Across St. from Store Butte Falls, Butte Falls Grade School Gym Eagle Point North, H. S. Gym, E. Entrance Main St. Eagle Point South, H. S. Gym, East Entrance Main St. Flounce Rock, Prospect H. S. School New Gym Trail, Elk-Trail School Gym, Trail.... SE Entrance "Shady Cove, Shady Cove School Gym.SW Entrance ;Reese Creek, Shady Cove School Gym..SW Entrance Derby, Old Derby School t Med.-Howard, Howard Gym, 2801 Merriman, SE Dr. Medford-Elk, Howard Gym, 2801 Merriman, SE Door Airport, Howard Gym 2801 Merriman, SE Dr. Medford, Howard Gym 2801 Merriman, SE Door Medford, Eastwood Baptist, Keeneway and Ridgeway Hillcrest, Lone Pine Gym ...2158 Lone Pine Road Medford, Ct. House, Co. Court Room, Main Entrance Medford, Court House, Tax Dept Main Entrance Medford, Lincoln School Gym 608 N. Bartlett Medford, Jefferson Gym, Holmes Ave., Front Door Medford, Court House, Auditorium, Oakdale Entrance Medford, Lincoln School Gym, Bartlett St. Entrance Medford, Lincoln School Gym, Bartlett St. Entrance Medford, High School, Boys Gym, Melrose St. So. Dr. Medford, Court House, West Annex, Laurel St. Door Medford, H.S. Boys' Gym Melrose St., So. Door Medford, Girl Scout Headquarters, 500 East Main St. Medford, Roosevelt School Gym..... 112 Lindley St. Medford, East Main Lutheran Church, Vancouver St. Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson Medford, Church of the Brethren, Mary & Saling Sts. Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson Medford, Washington Gym. Dakota St. Entrance Medford, Washington Gym. . Dakota St. Entrance Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance Medford, Court House, Old Bldg., Oakdale entrance Medford, Jackson Gym 630 W. Jackson, SE Door Medford, Jackson Gym 630 W. Jackson, SE Door Medford, Jackson Gym 630 W. Jackson, SE Door Medford, Court House Old Bldg., Oakdale Entrance Medford, Court House, Ground Floor, Laurel St. Ent. Medford, H. S. Boys' Gym, Melrose St., So. Entrance Medford, H. S. Boys' Gym, Melrose St., So. Entrance Medford, Roosevelt School Gym 112 Lindley Medford, Roosevelt School Gym .112 Lindley Medford, Congregational Church Hall, 300 Oakwood Kings Hwy., Jefferson Gym, Holmes Ave., Front Door Phoenix NE Rural, High School Gym. :x Phoenix Orchard Home, First So. Baptist Church, Lozier Lane Bellinger Lane, Oak Grove Gym, Jacksonville Hwy. Phoenix East Rural; High School Gym Phoenix Phoenix NW Rural, High School Gym ....Phoenix Phoenix SW Rural, Grade School Gym Phoenix Talent SW Rural, Talent School Gym Talent Talent East Rural, Talent School Gym ..Talent Griffin Creek, School Gym....R. 1, Box 362, Medford West Sde, School Library....Ross Lane & Stage Road Jacksonville Rural, Community Hall Jacksonville Oak Grove, School Gym.. Jacksonville Hwy. Perrydale, Oak Grove Gym Jacksonville Hwy. Old Military, CP Junior High Bush and 4th Sts. Central Point, Crater Gym North End of School Central Point Rural SE, CP Jr. High, 4th & Bush Sts. 1 Central Point South, CP Jr. High Bush & 4th Sts. Willow Springs,, Crater Gym . No. End School Camp White Domicilary, P.O. Bldg. 202, Camp White Central Point No. Rural, Crater Gym, No. End School Agate Desert, Lone Pine Gym SW Entrance Sams Valley, School Auditorium Downstairs Wimer, Grange Hall, Main Room Wimer, Ore. Rogue River East Rural, High Gym....North Entrance Rogue River West Rural, High Gym....North Entrance Rogue River South Rural, High Gym, North Entrance Gold Hill North Rural, Hanby School Band Room Gold Hill South Rural, Patrick School, Teachers Rm. Foots Creek, Community Hall Foots Creek Applegate, Applegate School Gym Applegate, Ore. Ruch, Ruch School Gym Ruch, Ore. Copper, Ruch School Gym Ruch, Ore. Sterling, Ruch School Gym Ruch, Ore. Talent, Talent School Gym Talent, Ore. Phoenix, Grade School Gym Phoenix, Ore. Jacksonville, Community Hall Jacksonville, Ore. Central Point, Bybee, Crater Gym, No. End of School Gold Hill, City HalL Council Room Rogue River, High Gym .t North Entrance ' . . I " fir o o Wo o MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Wednesday, May 14, 1951 11 ragman Merc Algerian Leader To Restore Order ARRIVING in Washington for "unofficial" visit, Prince Don Juan Carlos, slated to b king of Spain, is center ofS social whirL (International) BUILDING A BARBECUE? oo,Wor .... CEMENT BRICKS HK EXTINGUISHERS in the YELLOW PAGES Chavez' Opponent Concedes Defeat Santa Fe, N.M. HP) Den nis Chavez, in "his 24th year as senator from New Mexico, passed the first hurdle in his bid for reelection when his opponent conceded defeat in the Democratic primary short ly before midnight Tuesday. Chavez, 70, polled 57,686 votes to 31,177 for his oppon ent, E. S. Walker, former state land commissioner. The votes were from 684 of the 930 voting places. Paris (IP! Premier Pierre Pflimlin today ordered Gen. Raoul Salan. French com mander in Algeria,' to take charge of insurrection-ridden Algiers and restore order. The move followed shortly after President Rene Coty de manded loyalty from the 400, 000 French troops in Algeria where a military-civilian jun ta seized power with a "com mittee of public safety" and urged Gen. Charles de Gaulle to head up a new strong man government in Paris. New disorders appeared to be shaping up in the wake of riots in Paris and Algiers Tuesday. Prohibit Demonstrations Pflimlin and his Cabinet also decided today, to prohibit all , public demonstrations in Paris and in cities and towns throughout the French main land. More than 10,000 police and riot troops stood guard at strategic spots around Pa ris during the day to put teeth into the government's order. The fast-developing events came as France appeared close to civil war. The order from Pflimlin, came a few hours after' he won approval from ' the Na- I tional Assembly as the coun try's 27th postwar premier, at , least temporarily giving France a government to cope with one of its gravest politi cal crises to date. Assuming Powers The Pflimlin order was is sued here shortly after Salan himself had announced in Al giers that he was assuming "provisional" civil and mili tary powers throughout the North African territory. But even as the Pflimlin government was acting to ease the situation, new anti-government demonstrations were shaping up in Algiers. By mid-morning a crowd of 2,000 was milling outside the French Command Headquar ters there and nearly every store in the city was shut for the second day in a row. The milling crowd was reported growing larger every minute. In Algiers, Gen. Jacques Mas su, tough veteran paratrooper, called the Pflimlin cabinet a "government of abandon ment." Massu said his defiant army group would keep con trol of Algeria "until final victory." Massu, apparently with the backing of Salan, broadcast over Algiers Radio this morn ing a violent speech in which he apparently closed all exits for a peaceful settlement. RETIRED DIRECTOR DIES White Plains, N.Y. (in Paul W. Barnett, 64, a retir ed vice president, secretary and director of Row, Peterson and company, textbook pub lishers, died Tuesday of a heart attack. A native of Memphis, Mo., Barnett was a teacher and principal in Mis souri schools before joining the firm in 1918. About 39 per cent of Ameri can eyeglass wearers use the bifocal lens type. Don't Miss the . . . Musical Treat of the Year TOMORROW J. H. Lusk Piano Co. 333 S. Riverside Ave. Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS, when our railroads actually were allowed to make a little "money, passes were handed out rather freely to political bigwigs, newspaper VIP'i, etc. They were stamped non-trans-ferrable," but that was just an invitation to petty skull duggery. Historian B. A. Botkin tells of a day when the con ductor collared a journalist . who flashed a dubious pass, claiming airily,'- "I'm the Frank Smith for whom this pass was issued. I work for Col. Henry Watterson." . ' "That's just fine," exulted the conductor. "Colonel Watterson happens to be in the next car forward. We'll see if he can identify you. The journalist figured the jig was up, but to his surprise, the colonel nodded, "Yes, that's my man Smith, Sit down here, my boy." When the defeated conductor departed, Smith started to say thank-you, but his companion silenced him. "Compose yourself," he smiled. "I'm not Colonel Watterson. I'm traveling on a borrowed pass, too!" C 195S. by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Feature Syndicate. II II Justice with Common Sense YOUR VOTE IS WANTED BY ROBERT D. DAMES The Non-Partisan Candidate For Circuit Court Judge Position No. 1 When You Study Your Ballot: Remember! ' The Name is Dames Educational Background University of Minnesota. Pre-Law . . . Law Degree St. Paul College of Law . . . Practiced law North Dakota . . . Member Board Governors North Dakota Bar Assn. . . Assistant State Attorney North Dakota . . . U.S: Com missioner North Dakota . . . Practiced law Medford since 1949 . . . City Attorney Rogue River. Q Community Service . St. Mark's Episcopal Church ... Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital . . . United Medford Crusade . . . Red Cross County Chairman First-Aid . . . Past President Medford Lions Club . . . Past Deputy Governor Lions International.' r Organizations Jackson Co. Chamber of Commerce American Legion ... Veterans of Foreign Wars . . . Knights of Pyth ias . . Lions Club . . . Scottish Rite Masons . . . Jackson Co. Bar Assn. . . . Oregon State Bar Assn. . . . American Bar Assn. Q Military Service - - Four years in U.S. Navy, World War II . . Entered Navy as apprentice seaman . . . Hon orably discharged as a Senior Lieut. Participated in inva - ., sions of Saipan, Philippines, Okinawa. O Youth Activities YMCA, Boy Scouts, Boys' State, American Legion. X Vote For Robert Dames THE NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Position No. 1 ' HIS CREDO: Service to Humanity HIS PROGRAM: A Humanitarian, Judicial Approach to Human Relations in the Courts. HIS SLOGAN: Justice with Common Sense THANK YOU! REMEMBER! THE NAME 15 DAMES Pd. pol. adv. Dames for Judge Committee . Mrs. Lewis Kilbourn, Sec'y 214 Leverette Bldg., Medford, Ore. The IMPORTANCE of the COUNTY CLERK'S Office! The County Clerk's Office is one of the most Important offices in the County Government. The titles to your property, are all kept in the Clerk's Office recording department. ; All County Bills and all payments of County ' Employees after authorization by the County Court are attended to in the Auditing Department of the Clerk's .Office. All voting records and all Election proceedings are carried on In the Election Department of the County Clerk's Office. All records of litigation, of various types, as divorce cases, dam age cases, suits to quiet titles, criminal cases, and alf cases going before the District Court, and the Circuit Courts are kept in the County Clerk's Office. All records of Estates of Deceased persons. Guardianships, Adop tions and Juvenile cases are filed in the County Clerk's Office. If you wish to obtain a delayed birth certificate ; you contact the County Clerk's Office. If you need a marriage license, you obtain it in the County Clerk's Office. If you wish to become a naturalized citizen of the . United States, t this is accomplished through the County Clerk's Office. If you desire to take a trip to a foreign country your Passport Application is filled out in the County Clerk's Office. If you may need to send a loved one to the Mental Hospital, the necessary papers are taken care of in the County Clerk's Office. All Physicians and Surgeons practicing in Jackson County, record their licenses in the County Clerk's Office. . ." AI! Dentists, Optometrists, Osteopaths, and registered Nurses' Certificates are recorded in the County Clerk's Office. Ministers' Or dination Certificates are also recorded in "the County Clerk's Office. If you wish to record an Assumed Name or Articles of Incorpora tion for your business, this is done in the County Clerk's Office. , v ' All Federal and State Tax liens and property, liens are recorded In the County Clerk's Office. All judgments filed against your property are filed In the Clerk' Office. , From the above list all thinking persons must conclude that from birth through the pleasures and vicissitudes of life, to the final end, one must contact the County Clerk's Office. Paid Adv. Nydah Neil Bereth. Hopkins for Co. Clerk Keep An EXPERIENCED, ABLE County Clerk On The Job! BE SURE TO VOTE v Bereth Hopkins for COUNTY CLERK t ' - FRIDAY MAY 1 6 th 25-X- m VMM It's hard to be Bure you're getting a bargain when you can't look inside to "see what makes it tick". So why gamble? Best way to avoid buying mistakes is to use the basic rule of sound buy ing: A good brand is your best guarantee. ' Whatever you buy, you know the maker stands behind a good brand. You 'can't go ' wrong. The more good brands you know the surer you are. Get to know them in this newspaper. They'll help you cut buying mistakes, get more for your money. 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