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gN DISPLAY The 1960 Plymouth, which
is now on display at the Dick Knight com
pany, 33 South Riverside ave., Medford, and
Hamlin Motor company, Eighth and Front
sts.,, features unified body and frame struc
ture and has completely new styling. Two
new engines have been added to the
Plymouth line in 1960, the company an
nounced. They are the 30-D economy six for
maximum fuel savings, and the SonoRamic
Commando V-8 which brings ram induction
to passenger cars for the first time.
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Chicago-New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, when
asked if he was a candidate for the Republican presidential
nomination: ' . ' .
"I am not now a candidate for the presidency. . .:" . but I
appreciate four asking me. I was beginning to feel neglected."
Chicago-Edward L. Strange, treasurer and' manager of
the Chicago Daily News Employees Credit Union, after con
fessing he mishandled $226,000:
"1 spent the money foolishly on high living."
"Wethersfield, Conn.-Sex slayer George J. Davies, in re
tracting his confession to a second murder minutes before
he was executed:
"I didn't want to go with this lie on my conscience."
Washington-Rocket expert Wehrner von Braun, in de
nouncing government indecision . in the nation's space pro
gram: - '
"If we continue at this leisurely pace, we will have to
pass Russian customs when we land on the moon."
Washington-Former President Truman, at the funeral of
cthe late Gen. George C. Marshall:
"Honor has no modifying adjectives-a man has it or he
hasn't. Gen. Marshall had it."
Borrowing Plan Gets PUC Approval
Salem-flJPD-The Public Util
ity commission Tuesday ap
proved a "standby" borrow
ing arrangement between the
Or eg on-Washington Tele
phone company and United
Utilities, an affiliated firm. .
Under the plan, Oregon
Washington intends to borrow
funds up to 15 per cent of its
total capitalization to supple
ment normal short term bank
' borrowing. -. " .
The utility furnishes tele
phone and telegraph service
to 10. Oregon counties, four
in Washington and, through a
subsidiary, a portion of Cali
fornia. '
The oldest weekly newspa
per in the United States is
the Washington County Post
of Cambridge, N.Y., which
has been, publishing continu
ously since 178$.
OTI Officials
Visit SOC Campus
Ashland Administration
and faculty members from
Oregon Technical Institute,
Klamath Falls; attended a
meeting at Southern Oregon
college Monday for a program
intended to familiarize them
with the role of OTI as a new
member of the Oregon state
system of higher education.
Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, SOC
president, addressed the
group on the functions and
organization of a combination
professional school and col
lege of arts and science,
stressing the philosophy, aims
and purposes of the college
not only as an autonomous
entity, but also as a part of
the state system.
Discussing the board of
higher education, Dr. Steven
son explained how it was ap
pointed, its composition, and
its primary areas of concern.
He also pointed out the duties
of the chancellor in relation
ship to the board, and the re
lationship of the institutional
executives to both..
Conducted "as a field trip
for members of general exten
sion classes being taught week
ly on the OTT campus by Dr.
J. Kenneth Munford, Oregon
State college director of pub
lications, the evening ended
with a tour of the SOC campus
under the guidance of Dr.
Guidance Clinic
Receives Funds
From UMC Drive
(Editor's note: This is an
other in a series of articles
in which agencies of the
United Medford Crusade
are discussed. Today's arti
cle reviews some of the
work of the Southern Ore
gon Child Guidance Clinic.)
Happiness should be part
of every ..person's life. Some
people are able to find happi
ness themselves, but a few
children and parents need
guidance to find their way to
happiness.
"Mary Jones," a junior
high student, has come to the
Southern Oregon Child Guid
ance Clinic to meet with sev
eral other girls her age. After
six or seven weekly sessions
with a psychiatrist to guide
them, Mary and the other
girls are beginning to under
stand their feelings and their
behavior.
Understanding herself is a
first step up the ladder of hap
piness for Mary. Her parents
and family, her friends and
community, also, find greater
happiness when Mary is a
happier, better adjusted per
son. Supports Services -
The Southern Oregon Child
Guidance Clinic is a member
agency of the United Medford
Crusade which gives support
to many services to make a
happy community in which to
live.
Mary is one of the almost
500 children served at the
Southern Oregon Child Guid
ance Clinic in the six years
since its establishment in Oc
tober, 1953.
Through support of the
United Medford Crusade, the
clinic can provide this kind of
help to the community
through child guidance.
Car Wash Company To Open in City
1 The B and P Car Wash, 617
South Riverside ave., Med
ford, will have its grand open
ing Friday and Saturday, Oct.
22 and 23. Owners Veryl L.
Biggins and Julius H. Peters
have announced.
They said it will be the first
automatic car wash operation
in southern Oregon Features
include automatic tire wash
ers, complete vacuum of in
terior, rinse ' and automatic
blow dryer. A special bug
chemical will be used in wash
ing grilles and hoods, they
said.
During the first two days,
cars will be washed for 50
cents less than the regular
price. Included in the building
is a snack bar and lounge for
the convenience of customers.
MAC EXPRESSES REGRET
Colombo, Ceylon - (UPD -Minster
Harold Macmillan has
expressed regret to Premier
W. Dehanayake over a po
liticals commentary broadcast
by the "British Broadcasting
Corp. which said among other
things that Ceylon was "led
by an inexperienced eccen
tric," it was reported today.
Dahanayake protested to Mac
millan at the broadcast made
on Oct. 9. -,
A GRAVE INCIDENT
New York tUPIl A baby
born to Mrs. Lottie Graves
Tuesday night will be able to
say when grown that he was
born on the sidewalks of New
York. Mrs. Graves left her ho
tel on Broadway for the hospi
tal, but the elevator gave a
lurch as it stopped at the lob
by. The baby was delivered
on the hotel stoop by an am
bulance doctor because that
was as far as Mrs. Graves got.
AUSTRIAN ACTOR DIES
Vienna -flJPD- Austrian ac
tor Warner Krauss died Tues
day following a long illness.
Krauss, 75, had been a mem
ber of the Vienna Burgthea
ter since 1948.
A combination rscket-caK
era has been used for the first
time in photographing cloud
formations over the Atlantic
Ocean.
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Stevenson. Classes taught at
OTI by Dr. Munford include
higher . education for gradu
ates, and higher education, a
seminar for undergraduate
students.
Representing the general
extension division was Ray
mond E. Pettey, regional di
rector, whose office head
quarters is on the SOC campus.
Court Records
MTJTCIPAL COCRT
Terry Ernest Cooper, violation
of basic rule. $10.
David Elmo Graham, improper
turn, 55.
Hudson Hay Branson, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Robert Eugene Lowe, disobeyed
traffic signal. $10.
Gary Mervin Stevens, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Charles Alfred Warren, violation
of basic rule, S20.
Charles Thompson White, viola
tion of basic rule, $20.
Margaret Ellen Martin, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Lyle Edward Lunceford, dis
obeyed traffic signal, $10.
O. T. Heyerman, expired vehicle
registration plates, $2.50.
Ervin Glen Shultz, inadequate
equipment. $2.50.
Jack Donald Canon, disobeyed
traffic sign. $5.
Harold Edgar Colvin, disobeyed
traffic sign. $5.
John Ivan Greb, violation of
basic rule, $10.
Melvin M. Sullivant, no opera
tor's license in possession. $2.50.
Gerald W. Fierling, violation of
basic rule. $20.
Paul Weert Worth, no vehicle
registration plates displayed, $5.
James Sorensen, failure to yield
right of way, $25.
Charles D. McKinley, no vehicle
registration plates displayed, $5;
inadequate equipment, $5.'
DISTRICT COURT
Leonard S. Lyons Jr.. depositing
injurious material on highway, $10.
Marlene A. Carstensen, over
hanging load, $30.
Walter R. Webb, racing, $55.
Margaret J. Hansen, overweight,
$15.
Alfred Davis, no operator's li
cense, $10.
Roy C. Hukill, illegal possession
of liquor, $30.
LeRoy R. Bailey, failure to dim,
$7.50.
Beneva J. McKinley, no vehicle
license, $10.
Edith D. Buuard, failure to stop,
$10.
Eugene L. Cass, violation of basic
rule, $15.
Margaret L Clemens, failure to
stop. $10.
Jake D. Walsh, violation of basic
rule, $15.
James W. Smith, failure to aim,
$7.50
Anthony J. miner, improper sig
nal lights, $10.
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lyn Adeline Pacholke, divorce
complaint.
Olive L. Small vs. Marun ti.
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