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Back Stairs: Agents Going To School By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter Washington (UPD -'Back stairs at the White House: Travelers from Gettysburg 1 report a small group of Secret Service agents busily engaged Jn moving into rented homes and preparing for grammar school next year. Why? ' Maj. John S. Eisenhower, the President's son, has moved with his wife and their four children to Gettyburg. It will be their permanent home - at least, . as permanent as any young officer can call his dwelling. - Three of the children, who have been in private schools in Alexandria, Va., will at tend public school in Gettys . burg next fall. Attending with them will be a select group of adults scholars carrying .33 revolvers instead of lunch boxes. ' A law passed after the as sassination of President Wil liam McKinley directs the U. S. Secret Service to protect the President and members of his family. As a practical mat ter, it is not necessary to main tain a watch over John Eisen hower and his pretty wife, Barbara, but the President's grandchildren rate 24-hour protection. . The youngest, Mary Jean, won't be four until next De cember. So she's too young for school. --. David, 11, will be in the -sixth grade next year; Bar bara Anne, 10, in the fifth grade, and Susan, 7, in the second grade. The three probably will go to the same grammar school within a few minutes by auto from the Eisenhower farm. Their father, a member of the White House staff, will, com mute to work in Weshington. Protection Exdanded After some gun-crazy Puer to Rican nationalists tried to shoot up Blair House when President Truman was in of fice, Congress expanded the specific protection of the Se cret Service to the vice presi dent but not to his family. Three Burglary Attempts Here The packing plant office at Reter Fruit company, 323-29 South Fir st., was burglarized sometime between Friday morning and, Monday morn ing, Medford police reported. Police said the small frame office" building at the north west corner of the main plant was pushed open. However, according to the report, noth ing was taken. The crime was reported by Philip James Mc Cormick, 3506 New Ray rd., Central Point. A burglary of Nu-Way Cleaners, 601 East Main st. Saturday night or early Sun day morning was reported by a Medford policeman. A patrolman reported find- : lng the west door of the build ing insecurely fastened, and on Investigating inside, a file drawer and desk drawer that had been pried open. Nothing was apparently taken accord ing to the report. A man apparently attempt- ' lng to burglarize the Oakdale Big Y Market, 301 South Oak dale ave., was spotted late Sunday night by a Medford . patrolman. Police reported conducting ; a search of the area without finding the suspect, although what appeared to be burglary tools were discovered in a lot a few blocks away. The burglar had attempted to gain entry through three doors, according to the report, before apparently being frightened off by the patrol car's approach. " OUTGO Burlington, Vt- uTPtt Plans 1 to make the Chittenden Coun ty jail "break-proof were postponed because the cost of new locks exceeded the jail's Thus, the two daughters of Vice President Richard M. Nixon attend school without accompanying agents. But if Nixon thought such extra pro tection was necessary, it would be provided without question. Several Agents The Secret Service does not like to discuss its protection arrangements in detail, but it can be said with authority that at least several agents will be permanently occupied in Gettyburg seeing to the safety of the Eisenhower grandchildren. They will escort the chil dren to and from school,' and then take up stations to the hallways outside the class rooms. This was done in the private schols in Alexandria. The agents made a determ ined effort to stay in the back ground as much as possible. But to be of any protective value, they must remain rela tively near. Agents assigned to the grandchildren are chosen carefully. They are low-pressure fellows, quiet, somewhat on the young side and dis creet. Agents have Jiad to go to school with or near the chil dren and grandchildren of Presidents on many occasions. Some went to college with the Roosevelt boys. The mild young agents on similar assignments today can be relied upon to keep calm and unruffled u n 1 e s s pro voked in a peculiar manner. This peculiar manner seldom is evident to those outside the official family, but it usually happens like this: One of the agents on the family assignment comes back to the White House for a visit and one of his colleagues as signed to the President sidles up to him and whispers: "How's everything on the diaper detail: . That's the time to duck. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 1 1 Tuesday, July 7, 1959 A I Thornton Rules On Expenses for Travel To Russia Salem-(DPD - Attorney Gen eral Robert Y. Thornton has decided it would be a misuse of public funds for county school superintendents or "oth er school officials to use school money to travel to Rus sia for an education conven tion. Multnomah county had plans to send personnel to a Russian educational conference this year, but the county Tax Sup ervising and Conservation commission raised questions as to whether this was law ful. . 1 . Specific Authorization Thornton said the statutes showned no specific author ization for any out-of-state travel by school district em ployees, except that the sup erintendent of public instruc tion is authorized to attend "educational meetings out of the state." Thornton's opinion has the effect of cutting teachers off from out-of-state travel ex penses. Several cases from other states were quoted by Thorn ton, but he said there were no Oregon rulings on the point. Thornton said county school officials were entitled to "nec essary traveling expenses" by law, but that this applies only to their routine duties and to meetings called by the super intendent of public instruc tion. He said travel expenses to Russia could not be defined as "necessary" under state statutes. New York-TOPD-Newell W. Edson, 78, an authority on so cial hygiene, died Sunday. He served with .the American So cial Hygiene association, and later was executive secretary of the Erie, Pa., Social Hy giene association. TO SACRIFICE TRIPLETS? Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B. Miller, of Wilmington, N.C., say that they may have to put their six-day-old triplets up for adoption because he can't afford to support them. Miller, 55, is a partially disabled farm worker earning $25 a week. Dennis the Menace Author Takes Wife Carmel Valley, Calif.-flJPD-Hank Ketchum, creator of the "Dennis the Menace" cartoon series, disclosed Monday that he has married Mrs. Jo Anne Olson of Tacoma, Wash. Ketchum, 39, said he wed his 31-year-old bride last Wed nesday in the Carson City Methodist church, Carson City, Nev. His former wife, Alice, died two weeks of an intestinal hemmorhage while motoring in the Northwest. Their 13- STILL IN LOVE Jackson, Miss.-(UPD-Douglas Dedeaux, 29, was held on the complaint of his former wife who. said he had entered her home Thursday, knocked her date cold and held her cap tive for 60 hours. "I don't know why I did it," Dedeaux said. "I guess I'm still in love with the woman." year-old son, Dennis, is the model for the mischievous child in Ketchum's cartoon. The couple met last year in New York where the new Mrs. Ketchum was working as a travel agent. She was di vorced from Paul D. Olson, a Tacoma lumberman, in 1955. Ketchum divorced his first wife last April. ' Chicago . !- (UPD American cities are putting new empha sis on slum prevention, ac cording to the National Asso ciation of Housing and Rede velopment Officials. The as sociation reported that six times as - many cities have housing codes in force now as four years ago. It said at least 260 cities now have laws setting minimum require ments for safety and health in housing, compared with 44 cities four years ago. The Family Council Editor's note: x'he Family Counci consist 01 a Judge a psychiatrist, thre clergymen, a newspapei edltoi a women's editor and two writers. Each article is a summary i an actual report. Tbe Family Council does not give advice; it merely report? on problems, that have been dealt with by responsible agenda counselors. . Mrs. J. S.-He has a terrible temper. Stephen S.-All I hear is nag, nag, nag. Mrs. J. S. I am terribly up set about my 16-year-old son, Steve. He has the most violent temper. He flares Into a rage and rushes out of the house at the least word of criticism from his father or me. All I ask is that he keep himself and his room reason ably neat and clean and ap pear at the dinner table on time. All his father asks is that he get decent grades and help out with a few of the heavier chores. Sometimes he does these things-with a sulk. But all too often he neglects them and when we call it to his attention he flares up. He is the youngest of four children and we never had this trouble with any of the others. We can't imagine what's eating him. Stephen S.-All I hear is constant nag, nag, nag. If I do remember to wash behind the ears, then I haven't got my shoes tied right or my shirt is coming out of my pants. If I mowed the lawn, I forgot to take out the garb age and so on. You can't win if you're me. You're always in the wrong. On top of that, my parents are always looking at me as if I'm a lunatic or something. Or maybe I'm just the bad apple in the batch. They're always talking about how my brother Perry never was like that-and my sisters, well they're just too, too divine. I know I have a temper and I try to keep it "under control,' but every now and then things get to be too much. I just can't take it any more. The Council: Steve's state ment has an honest ring to it. We get the impression that he doesn't lack respect for his parents and all they rep resent, but that he feels he falls hopelessly short of their standards for him. . This probably accounts for his temper tantrums and sulks. Most of the time he probably goes around feeling 'like a failure-chock full of short comings. When one of these shortcomings is pointed out to him it feels like a knife going straight to the heart. Most of us react sharply to a criticism we feel is true. If it is not true or we believe it is not true, we can slough it off more easily. It is certainly a great mis take to compare such a boy or any other child to other young sters in or out of the family. Each is an individual and has some assets and some short comings. When it is the short comings that are constantly pointed out, the child just be gins to feel hopeless. It is enough to tell a boy like Steve what is expected of him and to praise him when he does well. These parents should try to keep the criti cisms to a minimum until Steve's sick ego has a chance to heal itself. When he gains self - respect and self - confi dence he'll be able to "take it" better. But it should be borne in mind that even the most ma- AGAIN, Sa SOON Huntington Station, N.Y.-(UPD- Roland J. Earl and his bride, Rose Marie, were mar ried again Sunday, just one month after their first wed ding. The non-legal ceremony was performed for a photog rapher, whose films of the first, real wedding, were stol en from his car before they'd even been developed. The population of' Alaska has tripled in the last 20 years. ture and self-confident person can be worn down by a bar rage of criticism. Yet many adolescents are subjected to just that-"f or their own good," of course. N (Copyright, 1959. ; Central Faetures Corp.) Electrical Wiring & Repair Industrial Commercial Residential ' Call Jack Henbest ROGUE ELEC. SERVICE SP 2-6603 961 Shafer Una Bay At Builders Supply 1 S3 QUALITY . BLOCKS Drain Tilt Bricks, Flues 727 W. 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Intercom to all rooms, patio. Call us have a look. Owner might consider your present home as part payment. The whole family will like this one. SMALL RESTAURANT located in small town near Medford. En joying good business. Only S3250.. . . Headquaters for real estate. We make trades. CALL A SALESMAN- Elaine Kubli TW 9-1158 Ed. Kubli SP 2-8805 J. Edwin Harper Edw. Humphrey Ann Mitchell .SP 3-4032 -SP 2-6479 SP 2-2910 MEDFORD REALTY CO. Ph. SP 2-5750 - 1045 S. Riverside ' HERRIED REAL ESTATE 5 LOW PRICED HOMES! 1. Three bedroom on So. Columbus, new paint inside and out, low down payment, $9,000. 2. Neat, well located 2 bedroom on West Main, fireplace, attached garage, $9,500. v 3. Cute 3 bedroom near high school, fenc ed back yard, garage & workshop. $9,950 with $1,250 down. 4. Three bedroom and den home with basement & sawdust furnace on East Main. $10,500. 5. Large 2 bedroom home in commercial location on West Main. Immediate posses sion. $10,500. MOVE RIGHT IN! Non-resident owner wants to sell this va cant home and soon! 3 bedrooms, choice eastside location on wide paved street with shade. Price is $12,500 most any terms can be arranged. DONT MISS IT! This home is a real charmer. No room is a hallway in this floor plan, and it is loaded with built ins. Tile kitchen with dishwasher, tiled bath, both dining room and breakfast room, private and covered patio. Perfect condition inside and out. . $15,750 with FHA terms, can also be bought partially or completely furnished. FAMILY HOME! This suburban home on the Old Stage Road is a real family home. Could you use 5 bedrooms? Four baths? Large play room over garage? Pasture for horses? Shade trees and view. For $32,500 where could you find more? Might even trade for Medford home. EXCELLENT DUPLEX! All large rooms, approx. 2000 square feet of living area, plus 2 carports. There are 2 bedrooms each side, and the building is insulated and soundproofed. Built just - 2 years ago. only 2 blocks from the court house. $18,500 with terms. STOCKED AND EQUIPPED! This is probably the best farm for the price in Jackson County. 40 acres of fine soil, all under free irrigation. All build ings are good, including the large 3 bed room ranch style home. In top shape and full production. Stocked and equipped for $21,000. HERRIED REAL ESTATE 104 E. 6th St. SP 2-2367 IF NO ANSWER CALL W. R. "Bill" Holman . SP 2-9742 O. R. "Ray" Jackson SP 2-5171 T. J. HIGHT AGENCY, INC. THE HAPPIEST HOME IS THE HOME YOU OWN! FOR $1,000 DOWN You can be in business! The opportunity of a lifetime. Grocery store in small highway town, complete with fixtures and 2 gas pumps. A steal at $4,000. WE OFFER THIS, PROUDLY A truly fine home containing every fea ture important to pleasurable living. On East side. 3 bedrooms tiled kitchen and. bath perimeter forced air heat fire place. 300 ACRE RANCH with 1V2 miles Rogue River frontage 90 acres free irrigation. Good 3 bedroom home with fireplace 200 ton hay barn, milk house, granary, poultry house. Farm equipment included. Call Ben Tucker, SP 2-5223 or Res. SP 2-9943. PROFIT-FORGOTTEN PRICE 4 bedroom home In good condition and for immediate posession. Large corner lot, convenient West side location. Priced at $10,500. . HOSPITABLE HOME Close to High School. Beautifully land scaped yard with large shade trees. 3 bedrooms 2 baths piped furance fire place $14,900. T. J. HIGHT AGENCY, INC. 221 N. Central SP 2-5223 Where Service Is a "Realty" Roy Smith John Taylor Jean Anderson . Harry Elmore Rollin Watson Max Cramer LaVelle Bacon . Fred Patterson . Bert Pree SP 2-8590 SP 2-6905 SP 3-4724. SP 3-2782 SP 3-5831 SP 2-5930 8P 3-6157 SP 3-5719 SP 3-4229 OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON Not a member of Multiple Listing Service ROGUE VALLEY LAND CO. GLEN OAK Two Bedroom home, plus large sleeping room up. Living room has fireplace; oil furnace in basement. Carport. Shady lot. Asking $13,500 terms. COUNTRY HOME New 3 Bedroom home, 2 baths, living and dining rooms are carpeted, also 1 bedroom which can be used as den Ac TV room. Kitchen has built-in oven and range. Two car garage. Corner lot. Price $18,900. Would take small Home In trade as part payment. NEED 4 BEDROOMS? Two of them upstairs fully carpeted, lots of storage; 2 down. HW floors, living room & dinette carpeted, circ. fireplace, kitchen, utlity rm, modern forced air oil furnace. Plus a new 20x30 shop in rear with carport plumbed & wired for ren tal FA. Terms. $14,800. CORNER LOT 99x131 plus Woodlawn & Windsor, oak trees, restricted area, sewer 4 water. One of the last in Verde Hills $4,950 Trms. ROGUE VALLEY LAND CO. 704 W. 6th St. SP 3-3641 Ed Eggers John R. Russell Chuck Shotwell .SP 3-4376 SP 3-1020 .SP 3-3079 Spencer-Bagley Agency $9,200 This 2 B.R. neat home is In excellent condition. It is well located on a paved street and has a lovely fenced-in back yard. It really must be seen to be ap preciated at this price. 3 RENTALS Duplex, 3 years old and small home all on one well located corner lot. Owner will either sell or consider trading $12,000 equity for home, either in Medford or Eugene. $15,000 This 3 B.R. home with electric heat, fire- Jlace, l'a baths is well located in the efferson school area. 8 UNIT MOTEL This motel is located on U.S. 99 and has 500 feet of frontage on Rogue .River. Sale includes 6 acres of excellent sandy loam. Owner will consider trading $35,000 equity for good land. HOME FINANCING We are the exclusive loan repre sentatives in this area for the Equitable Savings & Loan Associa tion. If you are interested in ob taining a construction loan or in financing a home already built we would be very happy to give v you the details of our program. Spencer-Bagley Agency Realtors 224 W. SIXTH ST. (Holly Theatre Bldg.) Phone .SP 2-6076 If No Answer Call . Lynn Holme SP 2-9110 , THE INDEPENDENT REALTY EXCHANGE TRADES Let us have YOUR Listings HAVE Small acreage with 5 room modern house & barn. Sug-irrigated, Near Lone Pine School. WILL TAKE in trade larger ranch. Prefer Applegate property. HAVE Real nice modern borne on Table Rock Road. All clear. A swell place. WILL TAKE in trade Duplex or close-in home in Medford. Medford Realty SP 2-5750 HAVE 65 acre Applegate ranch all under cultivation 25 acres free irriga tion. On main hiway. All good build ings, including a quite new modern ranch home. Has 1000 foot river front age. Priced $29,500 with minimum $8,000 down OR WILL TAKE in trade Small Med ford home or good contract or mort gage. Herried Real Estate SP 2-2367 HAVE 2 bedroom home for $3,500 near Big Y. . WILL TAKE in trade 3 bedroom home priced up to $10,000.- HAVE Beautiful 40 acres 5 acres under cultivation balance in timber, 2 bedroom home, barn and other fea tures. WILL TAKE in trade Suburban Portland property T. J. Hight Agency Inc. SP 2-5223 HAVE (22 acre mountain side ranch 9 miles west of Medford. Nearly new 2 bedroom - modern hose. Good bam. 15 acres under cultivation. Some irrigation. Year round stream near house. Price $12,000 with $3,000 down. WILL TAKE in trade Medford home. Rogue Valley Land Co. SP 3-3641 Have Lovely 3 BR. home containing over 2000 sq. ft. Just being completed, excellent location among new homes near West Side school. -Need in trade small, well located, saleable home as part payment. Have 50 acres level, all under culti vation, excellent location for sub-division. Will Take In trade home or income property. Spencer Bagley Agency SP 2-6076 L. --f'
