In the Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
Sfeaded south. Over the
9UHtin and down the val
V7. Pestination San Francis
9 . . The City . . .Baghdad
tt fc Bay, to use the name
paitutA. by Herb Caen.
Jtammmm . . . Baghdad.
1l Baghdad of history and
lCsvd was a fabulous city
i. Xt was Baghdad by the
Its most fabulous
Cllerecter was Haroun al Ras
G el04. the Great Caliph.
Herb isn't a Caliph. He
wean modern clothes. No
flowing robes. No turban. No
scimitar. But the nickersnee
llctb carries in his upper vest
pocket (ball point, or copy
pencil, whatever kind of writ
3&t tool he fancies) is fully
4S patent as the Great Cal
if jewelled scimitar.
Jle is alleged to carry 35,000
Xeiden in the hollow of his
J?nd and to be able to carry
liiem all with him from what
ever newspaper he is working
le whatever newspaper he
takes c notion he'd LIKE to
e worfc lor.
Tist a lot of power. So
dOft t tell Herb short.
BUT enough of Caliphs
. ancient and modern .Let's
$,tt tick to the subject of this
jPct, which is Far Northern
California in this Year of the
"Watt Bucket.
there's water everywhere.
Tht little rivulets are chuck
linj long merrily on their
W J liicii uaic Willi tile
(gtrtiin. The streams are
$icstying along on their way
to their" date with the rivers.
AM We rivers are RUSHING
alonf n their way to their
Jt with the sea.
o AaA
Vp above the 6,000-foot lev
fli tie mountains are virgin
imhite with snow, which is
ttozxn water waiting for the
Afgie touch of summer to
ccoffie along and release it
JoRV its icy bondage so that
if too can get started on its
$&g fimage to the sea.
SHASTA, on its northern
ide. is a great white puff
Ibail. The Trinity Alps are
pint-size versions of their Eu
ropean namesake. In Far,
Northern California this year
there's a lot of water lower
down and a lot more water
higher up waiting to come
down and do its job when the
time comes.
It's a great year. It's a great
year because there is plenty
of water. The grass in the flat
land pastures is lush and
green, with fat cattle stand
ing in it belly-deep. In the
Far East, there is no pleasant
er sight than fat cattle stand
ing belly-deep in lush grass.
Coming over the mountain,
the roadsides are a riot of
color. Lupin in flaming pur
ple masses in the opener
spots. In the Dunsmuir can
yon, blue and white wild li
lac lining the highway. And
on down in the lower valley
crops looking like crops
ought to look.
It's a sight for sore eyes.
thought in conclusion.
Up "here in Far Northern
California (and in Southern
Oregon) there will ALWAYS
be water enough for our needs
if we can SAVE UP for use
in the summer the water that
falls in the form or rain. or
snow in the WINTER.
Over the, year, plenty of
water falls from the clouds
to take care of our needs. The
trouble lies in the fact that
too much of it RUNS AWAY
TO THE SEA in the winter
and the spring.
Our problem is to SAVE
IT UP until the time comes
when we need it.
CALIFORNIA is torn by a
bitter battle over water.
There is NO NEED for Cal
ifornia to fight over water.
Enough water falls every
year in California to take care
of California's water needs.
The trouble is that the bulk
of it falls in the north., So it
has to be saved up in the
north. What Southern Calif
ornia should do is to build
the storage facilities that are
needed in the north to save
up the excess .water that falls
SHADY COVE
Graduation Date Changed
By EVALYN P. WATSON
Shady Cove-Trail Gradu
ation exericses for the Shady
Cove school which were set
for Wednesday, May 28, have
been changed to Tuesday,
May 27, at 8 p.m. at the Shady
Cove gym.
Mrs. Ernest Seggessenman
is still with her brother,
Lloyd Roach, in Canada,
where she was called due to
his illness. He is in very seri
ous condition although he has
shown some improvement,
she said.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shep
herd of Harbor City, Calif.,
are visiting with their son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Shepherd, of Shady Cove.
Also visiting them is Denise
Worthy, niece of Bill Shep
herd.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clem
ens of Grants Pass, and Mr
and Mrs. Henry Miller of
Sunny Valley, Ore., were re
cents guests of Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Kelley.
The Shady Cove chapter of
the Oregon Sportsmen club
will meet on Monday, May 26
at 8 p.m. at the fire hall in
Shady Cove. Main topic to be
discussed at this meeting is a
fish fry in June.
Bill Mayhorn of Seal Rock,
Ore., was a dinner guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs
Carroll Watson of Shady
Cove.
Leonard Winslow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Win
slow of Shady Cove has now
attained the rank of electri
cians mate 1st class, having
graduated with special hon
ors from a service school at
San Diego. He maintained a
scholastic average of ,92.6
during the entire course and
received a commendation for
performing his scholastic and
military duties in an outstand
ing manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hen
derson have been guests of
Mrs. Reed's parents, Mr. and
in th winter. That would solve
the whole problem.
So far, the Southland has
refused to do that.
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Mrs. James Reed, of Shady
Cove. Mrs. Henderson, the
former Anila Reed, stayed for
three weeks with her parents
while her husband went on
to Springfield, Mo., to visit
his mother. They returned
home last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Fer
guson of Shady Cove attend
ed an osteopathic convention
in Sacramento two days last
week.
A graduation banquet for
the 10 eighth grade graduates
of the Shady Cove school was
held on Saturday evening,
May 17, at the Rogue River
lodge. William Shepherd,
principal, and Mrs. Agnes
Brown, eighth grade teacher,
as well as the parents of the
graduates, attended. Tables
and rooms were decorated by
the PTA with the class colors
of yellow and blue and yel
low roses. A cake was made
and decorated by Mrs. Shep
herd. Following the dinner James
Vanderlip and Harry Goode
15,000 Hear Graham In Turlock Stadium
Turlock, Calif. (UPI)
An audience of more than
15,000 persons nearly twice
took the graduates to Jackson
Hot Springs for a swimming
party. '
Mrs. Albert Anderson of
Shady Cove gave a demon
stration of the clothing made
by the C&D Clothing com
pany of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
at a party and get-together
held at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert Sanderson of Trail.
This was a party at which
the guests came dressed in old
clothes with prizes for the
"tackiest" costumes going to
Wilma Barlow, Shirley Oli
ver, Myrna Wagler and Olive
Wagler.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb May
field of Bend, Ore., were
week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Goode.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook
of Medford and Dr. A. Loef
fler of Trail spent an evening
listening to hi-fi music at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Watson last week.
the population of this Central
California city jammed a
high school athletic field on
Sunday night to hear evang
elist Billy Graham.
The - evangelist's special
crusade here was part of a
week-long golden jubilee cel
ebration observing Turlock's
50th anniversary as an incor
porated city.
Graham took the jubilee
theme of "Dust to Destiny"
as the subject of his sermon
and urged the huge throng
to turn to Christ "while there
is yet time."
He congratulated the city
on its great progress in its
first 50 years, and added, "I
hope if thex world survives
that long that the city will
show as much progress in the
next 50 years.
Following the sermon, ap
proximately 1,000 men, wom
en and children came forward
to make their decisions for
Christ.
Light from the most distant
stars yet photographed takes
about 500 million years to
reach the earth.
Ex-Medford Man
Named for Position
Victor Dallaire, brother of
Raymond Dallaire, 1060 Cra
ter Lake ave., Medford, has
been appointed advertising
and promotion manager for
the Statmaster corporation,
New York City.
The company manufactures
photo copying units.
Victor, a native of Med
ford, has worked for United
Press, Printers' Ink magazine,
the Rome, Italy, Daily Ameri
can, and The Advertiser and
Markets of America. He has
also worked with several ad
vertising agencies and public
relations departments.
. During the war he was man
aging editor of editions of
Stars and Stripes in various
parts of the world.
Cairo (UPI) United Arab
Republic President Gamal Ab
del Nasser will travel to
Yugoslavia's Brioni island in
the early part of July for a
conference with Marshal
Tito, an official UAR source
reported Sunday night.
MAIL TRIBUNE, MW, rN, Mtmoay, May 2, IMS S
Baccalaureate Held At Central High
Little Rock, Ark. (UPI)
Baccalaureate services at in
tegrated Central High school
came off quietly Sunday night
but five Negroes and a white
boy were arrested outside the
stadium.
Police charged two of the
five Negroes with carrying
concealed weapons a pistol
and a long knife and arrest
ed the white boy for spitting
on a Negro spectator as the
students and parents filed out
of the stadium.
Taking part in the bacca
laureate was Ernest Green,
18, one of the nine Negroes
who integrated the school last
September with the help of
armed paratroopers. He . is
SELECT MISS KOREA
Seoul" (UPI) Oh Keum
Soon, a 19-year-old nurse, will
represent Korea at the Miss
Universe contest . at Long
Beach, Calif . Miss Oh, who is
5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs
119 pounds, won the Miss Ko
rea title at a beauty contest
here Sunday.
scheduled Friday to become
the first Negro ever to receive
a degree from Central High.
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