New Juvenile Home Planned
For Original Offenders
Salem RP Sometime
early next spring some 250
or more young Oregon first
offenders will move into a
modern and well - conceived
rorrectional institution locat
ed on a pleasant 600-acre site
about five imiles southwest of
here.
They will be the vanguard
of some 600 who will even
tually use Oregon's newest
Institution.
This Aug. 1, a 90-man staff
will begin training to run the
Institution with three month's
Instruction at the state peni
tentiary. This staff will even
tually be increased to 112
personi who will be in charge
of the rehabilitation of the
state's younger offenders.
The institution will be
unique in several respects
More Rehabilitation
First of all, 50 per cent of
its facilities will be devoted
to rehabilitation and educa
tion of inmates, whereas most
penal institutions devote on
ly about 30 per cent of their
time to rehabilitation and
the rest to matters""of simple
custody.
As part of the education
program, a 12-room school
will be provided for both ele
mentary and high school
work as well as college ex
tension credits.
There also will be a large
vocational education build
ing. This much-needed addition
to the Oregon penal system
is headed by Paul J. Squier,
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a longtime penal expert. It
was long advocated by such
other experts as Sanford
Bates, nationally known pe
nologist from New Jersey,
and ex-Warden Clinton Duf
fy of San Quentin prison in
California.
More Money Needed
So far, the Oregon Legis
lature has appropriated S3,
859,000 to complete the first
two phase of the intermediate
institution which will include
four security . units housing
from 64 to 100 young men
each, the main kitchen and
a boiler plant which will heat
both the correctional institu
tion and Oregon State hos
pital's nearby Cottage Farm.
Further appropriation will
be required of the 1959 and
1961 Legislatures and current
board of controls estimates
place the total cost of the in
stitution at between eight
and nine million dollars.
When the institution is
complete, architects Annand,
Boone and Lei of Portland
believe that inmates will be
able to sense their return to
society by the very layout
of the place.
The youths will progress
from maximum security re
ception and treatment units
to medium security buildings
with outside windows and
then to minimum security
dormitories.
Legal Problem Arises
The state board of control
recently approved plans of
Squier to clothe inmates in
suntans rather than more
drab prison garb and to out
fit guards in business suits.
Inmates will be segregated
in private rooms featuring
fluorescent lighting, a bed,
desk, wardrobe, toilet and
wash basin.
Aside from the need for
more money from the legis
lature to complete the proj
ect, there is one legal snarl
that complicates full use of
the institution.
Under Oregon juvenile
law, a youth committed now
to MacLaren school for boys,
near Woodburn on a misde
meanor to the new institu
tion cannot be transferred to
the new institution without
being marked as a felon.
Both Squier and MacLaren
superintendent Amos Ried
would like to see the law re
vised so that tough, problem
Stockholders
Approve Merger
Dallas, Tex. IU" The
stockholders of Seabord Oil
company approved today a
merger with the Texas com
pany on a share exchange
basis.
The stockholders agreed to
a transfer of Seaboard's as
sets to Texaco Seaboard Inc.,
a wholly owned Texas com
pany susidiary, in exchange
for 3,660,159 shares of capi
tal stock of the Texas com
pany. The Texas company stock
will be distributed to "Sea
board stockholders in disso
lution" on a share for share
basis.
Russell S. McFarland, Sea
board's president, said he ex
pects the actual stock ex
change to take place June 2,
when the Texas company
stocks will become available
for distribution to Seaboard
stockholders.
Seaboard Is a 39-year-old
company and has interests In
Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana
California, Canada, Venezu
ela and Turkey. It ownj an
undivided one-third interest
in three million acres in Tur
key. The company's operating
revenue in 1957 was $521,299
000, and its net. income was
$11,559,000, equal to $3.05 a
share.
Rogue River School
To Close This Week
Rogue River Summer va
cation will start this week for
pupils and teachers at the
Rogue River school. Report
cards will be given out Thurs
day morning. May 29, after
all library or other claims
are settled and end-of-the-year
business is taken care of.
Wednesday will be a work
day for the teachers, to per
mit grading of examinations,
filling out report cards, check
ing condition of textbooks and
completing records.
Final examinations, will be
given Monday and Tuesday,
May 26 and 27.
boys at MacLaren could be
transferred to the intermedi
ate institution and leave Mac
Laren to perform essential
training school functions. A'
legislative interim committee
in studying the problem.
New Yorker Leads
In ITU Election
Indianapolis (IP) First
unofficial returns in the bi
ennial election of the Inter
national Typographical Union
showed Elmer Brown of New
York leading Howard C. Mur
ray of Richmond, Va., for
the presidency by a slim mar
gin Friday.
Brown is the candidate of
the Progressives, the party
now in control.
At ITU headquarters here,
the office of Secretary-treasurer
Don Hurd reported that
44 of the larger local unions
had cast 12,414 votes for
Brown and 11,761 for Mur
ray, of the Independent par
ty. A spokesman said about
80,000 votes were believed
to have been cast Wednesday.
The winner will succeed
Woodruff Randolph, Chicago,
president since the early
1940s.
Salem W Inquiries
about travel in Oregon have
been running about 25 per
cent ahead of last year, the
travel information division of
the State Highway Depart
ment reported today.
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USED FURNITURE
Daveno and rocker
Twin lize maple bookcase bed
Limed oak (full size) bookcase
bed
Maple plastic top table
5-pc. wood dinette set
5 pc. chrome dinette set
Four 6-coil springs
5-pc. dining room set
Large mahogany plastic tap TV
table sets
Used baby stroller
GATES FURNITURE
341 N. Central
FOR SALE 1955 Ford V-8 Custom
line 4-dr. Fordomatic, R&H. $998.
SP 2-2842.
Commercial Spraying
All kinds, no job too small or
too large. SP 2-5376 Withrow
CEDAR BOARDS
Ideal for fencing & sheathing
FARMERS LUMBER CO,
So. Riverside at Barnett Road
SP 2-5462
Mac's Fountain Lunch
6th & Ivy. SP 2-9673 "
WILL BE OPEN 24 hrs. day for
the Summer. Picnic Lunches
packed for fishermen. Thermos
J ugs iced anytime day or night.
FOR RENT 1 bdrm. unfurn duplex.
Clean, close in. nice yards. $55
per mo, garbage & water paid.
For appointment call SP 3-1829.
FOR Rent: WAREHOUSE
40 x 100. Medford Fuel
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Sewing
Center
FOR SALE 3 phase 1 h.p. motor.
1 post & rail saw, building blocks
& specialty blocks. SP 3-3279
after 3:30 p.m.
FOR SALE 9x12 linoleum rug $5.
Cash takes it. Cost $15. 2565
Victory Lane off Thomas Road.
FOR SALE: Case Tractor with
mower. Also Scoopmobile. Med
ford Fuel Co.
CASH & CARRY
All aluminum screen doors with
hardware S25. 1x8 STD & better
' fhiplap S70 per M. Dutch Boy
outside white house paint $5.25
a gal. B grade panel shakes $11
square. PABCO 3-tab roofing
$8.75 square.. Hardwood & spe
cialty plywood 13c a ft. & up.
- seen ijitttiN siAMfs
NORTON LUMBER CO.
Phoenix Yard KE 5-2037
Camp White Yard TA 6-9331
Physicians 'Adopt'
Belgian Youth
Two Medford doctors have
financially "adopted" a seven-year-old
Belgian boy through
the Foster Parents' Plan, Inc.,
according to news from head
quarters of the charity organ
ization in New York City.
Dr. O. J. Halboth and Dr.
B. BrandtBartels have agreed
to contribute to the support
of Raoul Vangheluwe, a sec
ond - grader in elementary
school, for at least one year.
They will provide $15 a
month toward his care.
Foster Parents' Plan Is a
n o n - profit goeernment - ap
proved relief organization
which provides care and edu
cation for foreign children
who are orphaned or other
wise made destitute.
. MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Sunday, May , 1938 1TA
Ike Disappointed
On Arctic Plan
Washington (IP! President
Eisenhower genuinely expect
ed Russia to accept his Arctic
inspection plan and thus make
a small beginning toward dis
armament, it was learned
Friday.
Because of this belief the
Soviet's rejection came as a
disappointment.
The United States plan for
establishing an international
inspection system to guard
against surprise attack over
the Polar regions was put for
ward recently at the United
Nations. It was designed to
meet Russian complaints
about an American H-bomber
practice alert.
Russia killed the idea with
a U.N. veto
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PHONE SP 2-6141
1-LOST AND FOUND
LOST Lady's Benrus wristwatch,
Jackson Hot Springs. Gift from
Sunday school class. Reward.
SP 3-5819.
FOR SALE 10.000 ACE TOMATO
PLANTS. Ready to be planted.
IKATEK OKEENHOUSE
1048 Crater Lake Ave.
Call SP 2-4401
TUBEROUS BEGONIA
8 colors. Get yours now. Elton's
r arm & Garden Store.
FOR SALE good condition l!i
irrigation pump with Briggs
Stratton l'i H.P. motor $65. SP-
Z-8431.
NEIGHBORS of Woodcraft public
card party. Eagles Hall. 217 West
main, may zetn. at 7:30 P.M.
FOR RENT, office space. Good lo
cation for Beauty Salon, confec
tionery, or bakery. .425 E. Main,
walker mag.
UNCLAIMED SEWING MACHINES
We have a number of used sew
ing machines, portable & con
soles that have been left for
repair & the owners have refused
to pickup or have moved away.
They will be sold for the charge
against mem.
Walnut console $23.50 -Portables
from $12.50
See at 219 So. Central
Medford Morse Sewing Center
3 BDRM. furn. house for rent, to
responsible party. Nice lawn &
garden 513 Oregon Terrace. SP-2-2553.
WANTED 20" side walk bike. SP-2-2559
or SP 2-8513.
1 A. SMALL house. Modern, shade
trees, good well. $1850. NO 4-1973
or Rt. 2, Box 672 B. Gibbon Rd.,
Central Point, Oregon.
USED PIANOS WANTED. Will pay
cash. ERSKINE'S. SP 2-4296.
LUCAS & HOWARD
LARGE SELECTION
ALL WOOL THROW RUGS
Size 27"x54"
Values up to $18.95
NOW $4.50
Large selection of
colors & patterns
LUCAS &' HOWARD
FURNITURE BARN
Call NO-4-2243
Open until 8 p.m.
"SAVE"
Oak Fig. No. 2 shorts $120 a M.
Oak Fig. No. 2 RL $150 a M.
Maple Fig. No. 1 Shts. $160 M.
'4x4x8 Plasterbd., S1.60-ea.
3x4x8 Plasterbd., $1.92 ea.
J2x4x8 Plasterbd., $2.08 ea.
',4x4x8 Plywood sanded $2.18.
other thickness priced in propor
tion. SCHORN PAINTS SP 2-2559
WESTIDE LUMBER CO.
Summit Ave. & McAndrews Rd.
FOR SALE new 2-bdrm. house $500
down, rest like rent. SP 2-5845.
DUMP YOUR DIRT on my yard.
840 Chestnut. Central Point
NO 4-2853
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
for sale, 20c each. Mail Tribune
office. 33 North Fir.
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SAWDUST for corrals, gardens,
orchards. Summer prices.
Faber Fuel Co. SP 2-4449
ONLY LUCAS & HOWARD
FURNITURE BARN- in
Central Point
Can offer you a value like this
Large 4-drawer Limed Oak chest
of drawers. Reg. Value S35.
SALE PRICE 25
Call NO-4-2243
Open until 8 p.m.
SAWDUST FOR MULCH
MEDFORD FUEL SP 2-21 11
PLANER BLOX Quick & Hot
MEDFORD FUEL SP 2-2111
SPECIAL Geraniums, 5 for $1.
Chastain's Nursery, 1940 Table
Rock Rd.
FOR RENT APTS. Clean, steam
heat, refrig., washing facilities.
Close in. 217 S. Riverside.
BIG -SALE
ONLY 6 DAYS LEFT
LUCAS & HOWARD
FURNITURE BARN
Central Point
Open until 8 p.m.
Mon. through Fri.
LOST Blue & yellow Parakeet.
Band on leg. Reward. SP 2-5463.
WILL party driving old Kaiser
who borrowed hydraulic jack on
Dead Indian please call SP 3-5088
eves.
Lady Medford Beauty Salon. Good
permanents. etc. SP 3-3211.
TOP SOIL "RICH" LOAM
A. L. ,,TEX" NASH
Call day or night SP 2-4317
JOEY, light blue parakeet. Lost
May 19th. Rogue River area. $5.00
reward. Gail Grooms. JU 2-3495.
LOST Male & female Airdales.,
brown & black. Reward. JU-2-3821.
LOST Man's new hat. SP 3-1026.
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Accordion All ages, popular &
classic. Rose Meadows. SP 3-1529.
ABC KINDERGARTEN accepting
registrations for "58-'59 term.
May 26th through May 31st.
Hours 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. & 1 p.m.
to 4 p.m. Eves by appt. SP.-3-3034.
2414 Kings Hwy.
3 WANTED, Male Help
EXCELLENT Electrolux opportuni
ties exist for men in this are
area. No previous experience or
capital required. Write P.O. Box
3334, Eugene, Oregon
MECHANIC wanted permanent
job house furnished insurance
furnished salary or commission
or both. Must be 1st class with
references. Herb's. Garage, Eagle
Point. HI 6-3341.'
YOUNG men 18-25, free to travel
North western states Alaska &
Hawaii, and return. All trans
portation furnished. Guaranteed
salary to start. Must be neat and
willing to work. See Mr. Bright
at Medford Hotel, between 2-6
P.M Mon. through Thurs.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO MOVE:
Right in your home town or
county we need an active Wat
kins Dealer. Make up to S100
weekly first year. Operate from
your own -home Car or light
truck needed. Write The J. R.
Watkins Company, 3903 Brooklyn
Avenue. Seattle 5. Washington.
HIGH PAYING JOBS. Opportuni
ties, foreign. UbA. All trades.
Companies pay fare. Information
write Dept. 53E. National, 1020
Broad. Newark, N.J.
WANTED Young man with serv
iceable car tor selling position
with a future. Salary, commis
son and car allowance. Only per
sons willing to work and seeking
advancement. Apply Mr. Meatte.
mornings 9 to 11, Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 318 E. Main, Med.
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