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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1958)
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Nationalist Chinese officials have emphasized that Nationalist China has no intention of reducing Its garrisons on the be Ieaguered outpost islands of Quemoy and Matsu. Presi dent Eisenhower and U. S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles have both suggested that the maintaining of large garrisons on the Chinese offshore islands may not be desirable. Wandering Inventor Engages Attorney To Study Contract Los Angeles - (UPD - Inventor Elmer Meukel, debt-ridden "dreamer," whose idea for a device to prevent aircraft col lisions aroused wide interest, was a key figure today in a race to develop his device. Where before, the lanky, self - educated Meukel had trouble interesting anyone in his electronic motion detector, his main problem now was considering offers and pro tecting his interests. Contacts Attorney Shortly after returning over the week end from three months wandering that took Two Injured in Auto Accident Carl Andrew Ralmquist, 41 of section 1, Camp White, was reported in serious condition today at the Camp White in firmary after being injured in an auto collision yesterday. State police reported that Palmquist attempted to make a left turn from Highway 62 at the domiciliary entrance about 7:45 p.m. and collided with a southbound vehicle driven by Richard Ebenezer Swan, 37, of 2501 Lyman ave., Medford. Palmquist suffered a crush ed chest and a severe lacera tion below the left knee, ac cording to infirmary authori ties. He was said to be suffer ing from shock. Swan was taken by Med ford Ambulance service to Rogue Valley hospital with a broken right arm, police said. His condition was described today as "good." Police said damage to both vehicles was heavy. Deposits Increase In First National Total deposits of $800,948 941 and loans amounting to $405,219,945 were recorded Sept. 24 at the 79 offices of First National Bank of Ore gon, C. B. Stephenson, bank president, has announced. They represent an increase of $10,588,194 in deposits and a decrease of $5,361,377 in loans since the Oct. 11, 1957, bank call, Stephenson said. Figures released by the Medford branch of First Na tional show that on Sept. 24, deposits at the branch were $25,147,457 and loans " were $13,134,541, according to J. A. Moore, manager. Civil Service Job Open at Camp White Civil service examination is now open for carpenter at the Veterans Administration Domiciliary, Camp White, Enid L. Brown, executive sec retary of the board of civil service examiners at the dom iciliary, has announced. Information concerning ex perience requirements are contained in the examination announcement, and may be obtained at the local post of fice or board of civil service examiners at the domiciliary. DOG CANCER PATIENTS East Lansing, Mich. -BPD- More than 100 dogs are treat ed for cancer every year at the Michigan State Univer sity animal clinic. University veterinarians say the cat is about the only tame animal in which cancer is relatively rare. him to a Reno, Nev., hobo jungle, the inventor today contacted attorney Leonard Weinberg. Weinberg planned to go over the contract Meufcel signed with the Polaris Engi neering company before leav ing home in a "mental funk" last June to escape creditors. The pact calls for Meukel to receive 3V4 .per cent in royalties if his device works. The total could amount to $35,000 a year. Polaris officials were anxi ous to reach an agreement with the inventor so company engineers could start work on development of the invention. Scoffs at Suit Meukel scoffed at a mil lion dollar damage suit filed against him by Comapco Inc. The firm claimed his inven tion might have infringed on the company's patent rights of its motion detector. The 41-year-old inventor wanted to know how his de vice could have infringed on another when no one but he knows the details of it. Weinberg said Meukel had received one offer for his in vention from U.S. Dynapower Electronic Corp., Franklin Park, 111. The company was reported to have offered 25 per cent of the gross profits on the invention providing it works. Applications Being Taken for Positions Applications are being re ceived by the civil service commission for four positions in the Air Force's program for civilian employees as Air Re serve technicians. Positions are for aircraft components repair foreman, aircraft radio repairer, clerk, and military personnel officer. 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