Union and Confederate
forces fought 64 battles in
Arkansas during the Civil
War.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Ore., Wednesday, January 21, 1959 SA
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GESTURING WITH HANDS, President Eisenhower illus
trates point while Bitting with Chief Justice Earl Warren
at meeting in Washington of Association of State Plan
ning and Development Agencies. Mr. Eisenhower fore
cast one "megoloDolis" between Virginia and Maine.
German Measles in
Early Preg
Continues
Br DELOS SMITH
UPI Science Editor
New York-TOPD-Medical 'sci
ence has a new and even
more urgent reason for wish-
"jflW 1 n German
"'.. 1 measles on all
little girls.
The first
study of its
kind showed
that approxi
mately 30 per
cent of the
babies of wo-
iLj.Lii. ,3 men who had
Deios smith the disease
during the first 16 weeks of
pregnancy, were born deaf to
a greater or lesser degree.
women who had the com
mon childhood disease in
childhood dont' run the risk
of catching it again, especially
at the only time It repre
sents a real danger, not to
them, but to their forming
babies.
This danger has been
known since 1941 but it was
thought to be less than the
new study revealed, and little
was known about the possible
risk of deafness for the un
born.
Soma Advocate Infection
Nevertheless, doctors now
fervently hope the little girls
will catch it whenever Ger
man measles appears in a fam
ily, group. Some doctors try
to see to it that the girls
don't escape. A few have been
advocated deliberately infect
ing female children with the
virus, in a reversal of vac
cinating children to prevent
them from catching specific
diseases.
The new study was doubly
impressive because it was
"prospective." Previous stud
ies have started with children
with congenital defects and
worked backward, to see if
the mothers had had German
measles while pregnant. The
new study started with wom
en who were infected in early
pregnancy and went forward
to see how the children de
veloped during the first five
years of life. That's a "pro
spective" study.
Drs. A.D.M. Jackson and L.
Fisch had 46 children of Ger-
Crook School
Crisis Studied
Prineville-(DP&-Crook coun
ty school officials today
scheduled a meeting next
Monday night to. discuss a
crisis brought on by the cut
ting of fof state aid because
of overcrowded conditions.
The state action was dis
closed Tuesday. Local offi
cials were advised . by the
State Department of Educa
tion that the schools had been
placed on the non-standard
list.
Cecil Sly, superintendent of
Crook county schools, said
that another bond issue prob
ably would be submitted. A
bond issue for improving and
enlarging schools has been
turned down three times.
Sly said the district would
get its second quarter pay
ment of $78,000 which is due
now but that the third pay
ment, due in April, would not
be paid unless a plan is pre
sented which will alleviate
overcrowding.
SPEEDSTER TOO FAST
Leeds, England-fllPD-British
four-minute miler Derek Ib
botson was fined five pounds
(SI 4) Tuesday for exceeding
the 30 miles per hour speed
limit in a car. "It is one of the
few occasions when he has re
gretted traveling too fast,"
his attorney said.
YOU'RE WELCOME
London - (CPD A well-bred
slot machine that says "thank
you" in a melodious feminine
voice when the coin tinkles
down has been introduced
here. -
The White House was de
signed by James Hoban, an
Irish-born architect, in a com
petition that paid $500.
nancy
Alarming
man measles mothers who
were three to five years old
They had 46 other children
whose mothers had not been
infected during pregnancy,
None of the latter had any
kind of defect. Fifteen of the
former had "major" defects
and in 14 the defect was deaf
ness.
Undetected Previously
This high deafness rate had
been undetected in previous
studies because the children
hadn't been properly tested
for hearing and because they
hadn't been followed for
longer than the first year of
life the scientists reported in
the international technical
journal, "The Lancet."
The scientists urged that ex
haustive hearing tests should
be made of all children born
to mothers who had German
measles in early pregnancy.
Deafness in very young chil
dren can easily be unnoticed
It was their "impression" the
doctors said, that the four
children with the most severe
deafness "showed an abnorm
al behavior pattern. These
children tended to be restless,
destructive, spiteful, and un
able to concentrate."
LEGAL NOTICE
Passenger Radio
Use on Planes
Given Clearing
Washington (Science Serv
ice)-The Radio Technical
Commission for Aeronautics
told Science Service here that
passenger - operated hearing
aids and "Distaphone-type re
corders" may be used aboard
commercial airplanes without
interfering with the plane's
intricate instrumentation.
A special RTCA committee
set up to investigate the de
gree to which portable radios,
recorders and similar equip
ment interferes with an air
plane's radio receivers, is
about to issue a recommenda
tion to its member organiza
tions that hearing aids and
recorders be given clearance
for air line use.
Member Organisation
Among member organiza
tions are the Federal Aviation
Agency (formerly the Civil
Aeronautics Administration),
the Federal Communications
Commission and the Air Trans
port Association of America
The RTCA's findings are sub
mitted as recommendations
not rulings.
The recommendations on
hearing aids - and recorders
are the only two agreed on
by the committee thus far.
At another meeting in the
latter port of February the
following problems will be
considered:
1. What frequency bands
may be critical.
2. What levels of interfer
ence on these bands can be
tolerated.
3. Establishment of test
procedures to determine
levels of radio frequency ra
diation of any portable de
vice.
Use Discouraged
Passenger use of portable
radios and the like has been
discouraged or prohibited by
most air. lines ever since re
cent cases of interference to
aircraft communications navi
gation and intergrated flight
instrumentation systems had
been traced directly to pas
senger operated portable re
corders and radio receivers.
Most air lines do not flatly
forbid use of portable radios,
but notify their flight service
personnel to watch for pas
sengers who might be using
them. Such passengers are
either asked not to use them
during the entire flight or,
during portions of the flight
or are carefully watched by
the stewardess who informs
the pilot of the existence of
a radio on board. They do in
sist that such devices not be
used during take-off or land
ing when reliance on instru
ments is especially important. ,
SUMMONS
NO. 5S-795-E
Df THE CIRCUIT COURT Of" THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
' COUNTY Or JACKSON
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, a corporation. Plain
tiff, vs. ERNEST C. HASTAIN
and GERTRUDE HASTAIN, hus
band and wife, and MARCIA X.
LYONS, Defendant!.
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DE
FENDANTS ERNEST C. HAS
TAIN and GERTRUDE HAS
TAIN: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON you ar hereby re
quired to appear and answer
plaintiffs complaint filed against
you in the above-entitled Court
and causa within four weeks from
date of the first publication of
this summons, to-wit: on or be
fore February 12, 1939, and if you
fail so to answer said complaint,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint, to-wit: (1) that the
Court determine that there is due
and owing to plaintiff on account
of the note and mortgage described
in plaintiff's - complaint the sum
of $4971.47. with interest thereon
at the rate of 41,j per annum
from July 1, 1958, plus the sum of
$3.28 late charges, the further sum
of S316.09, with interest thereon
at the rate of 10 per annum from
November 25, 1958, the further
sum of $27.50 on account of title
expense, the further sum of $500.00
attorneys' fees, and plaintiffs costs
and disbursements incurred here
in; (2) that the plaintiffs said
mortgage, dated September 8,
1949, and recorded September 21,
1949. in Volume 196 on Page 106,
Mortgage Records of Jackson
County, Oregon, covering the fol
lowing described jeal property.
situated in jacJcson county, Ore
gon, to-wit:
Lot Eight (8, Block Three (3)
DIMMITT SECOND ADDITION
to the City of-Medford, accord
ing to the official plat thereof,
now of record.
Including the following equip
ment which was deemed part
of the improvements on said
property and by agreement
kept part of said realty:
1. Automatic gas water heat
ing equipment,
2. Gas SDace heater.
be adjudged and decreed a valid
and subsisting first lien upon the
real Drooerty hereinabove de
scribed to secure the payment of
ail sums neremaDove mentioned
for which judgement is prayed
with accruing interest and costs;
that said mortgage be foreclosed
and that said mortcacea real
property above-described be sold
in the manner provided by law for
the sale of real property upon
execution: tnat piainuii oe al
lowed to bid at said foreclosure
sale: that the Sheriff be directed
to place the purchaser at said sale
in immediate possession ana oc
cupancy of said property and that
the proceeds of said sale be ap
plied: first, in payment of the
costs and expenses of said sale;
second, in payment of plaintiffs
judgment for costs and disburse
ments and attorneys tees: tmra. in
payment pro tanto of plaintiffs
Judgment for all other items as
lereinabove mentioned with ac
cruing interest and costs; (3) that
the aeienaants aDOve-namea, ana
each of them, and all persons
claiming by, through, or under
them, or any of them, ' be forever
barred and foreclosed of all
right, title, interest, lien and equity
in and to said property, and each
and every portion thereof, and
that execution issue to enforce said
judgment and decree, and for
such other and further relief as to
the Court mav seem eoul table.
Service of this summons is
made upon you by publication
thereof in The Mail Tribune, a
newspaper of general circulation,
Dubiisned in Jackson county. Ore
gon, once a week for a period of
lour consecutive ana successive
weeks by virtue of an order made
by the Honorable James M. Main,
Judge of the above-entitled Court,
and entered in saia court ana
cause on January 15th, 1959, said
period of publication being the
period prescribed by said order.
The date of the first publication
of this summons is the 21 day of
January, 1959. and the date of the
last publication thereof Is the 11
day of February. 1939.
DAVIS, JENSEN, MARTIN &
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Post Office Address:
514 United States National
Bank Building
Portland 4, Oregon
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at 6:30 o'clock P.M. on the 5th
day of February. 1959 in the Coun
cil Chambers of the City Hall in
the City of Medford, Oregon, there
shall be a public hearing by and
before the City Council of said
City on the question of amending
section 3, Ordinance No. 5135, to
read as follows, to-wit:
v "SECTION 3.
9. Names plates and signs as
ioiiows:
One non-illuminated name plate
not exceeding one square foot in
area, placed flat against the Buna
ing, for each dwelling used for
home occupation, one non-illumi-nated
temporary sign not exceed
ing five square feet in area apper
taining to the lease, rental or sale
of the building or nremises on
wnicn it is located.
Non-illuminated sign designed
and erected for the sole purpose
of identifying and advertising an
undeveloped subdivision. Such a
sign may be installed after ap
proval oy tne Planning commission
of the tentative olat of the subdivi
sion which it identifies but must
be removed not later than one year
after installation, unless the Plan
ning Commission, upon due appli
cation prior to the termination of
tne year, determines tnat tne con
tinued maintenance of the sign is
not inconsistent with the purposes
of this ordinance, in which case
an extension for an additional year
may be granted. The sign shall
have an area not exceeding fifty
squaie feet, an over-all dimension
not exceeding ten feet and the top
of the sign shall be not more than
fourteen feet above the general
surface of the ground. Not more
than one sign shall be erected in
each subdivision. All such signs
shall be subject to the same set
back requirements as are imposed
in the case of structures in Class
IA. Single Family Dwelling Districts."
D. T. Huson
City Recorder
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned is the administratrix
of the estate of CARROLL S.
GRAY, Deceased, a pending pro
bate proceeding in the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County. All creditors must
present claims to the administra
trix or her attorneys, Johnson &
Telfer, in care of Stanley Jones,
Fluhrer Building. Medford, Oregon,
wiuun six montns irom January i,
1939. Lukki A. Gray, Administra
trix.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby riven that on
the 19th day of February. 1939, at
10:30 o'clock AJM, at the front door
of the Jackson County Court
House in Medford. Oregon. I shall
sell at public auction for cash to
tne nignest bidder, ail of the right,
title, and interest of Vern Pearson
and Ann Pearson, husband wife, in
the following described real prop
erty, to-wit:
Lot 8, Block 3, Narregan s
Addition to the City of Med
ford, Jackson County, Oregon.
Said sale is made pursuant to an
execution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Jackson, on the 13th
day of January, 1959, in a matter
wherein Commercial Credit Coroor-
ation. a corporation, is plaintiff.
and Vern Pearson and Ann Pear
son, husband and wife, are defendants.
Dated this 15th day of January.
1959.
Joseph D. Walsh, Sheriff
m
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