Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 31, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSECURITY COUNCIL WARNED - South Africa'sOBernardus Gerhardus Fourie, low er left, warns the U. N. Security Council that United Nations action against African racial killings "might in the future recoil against other member states." Non-member South Africa, invited to speak on the issue, then walked out of the Security Council. (UPI Telephoto) Quotes From the News By United Press International .- . . Anaheim, Calif. Nick Neely, 12, smiling bravely as he prepared to leap from. a light "plane at 3,500 feet to become the world's youngest parachutist! "Look at me. I'm scared lo death." New Yor Chula (Robert) Na Ranong, 11, who is making a round-tnVworld trip alone from his home in Bangkok, Thailand, aftef bejng asked what impressed him most during his stops in the United States: , "When are you going lo let me watch television?" Jackson, Miss. Henry Hartford, on trial for assault and battery with intent to kill, explaining why he refused to answer police questions immediately after his arrest: "I learned from Perry Mason not tell police anything until you get a Iwayer." New York Vernon Johnson, of Santa Barbara, Calif., explaining why he used $20,000 from a real estate deal to buy a bus and set out with his wife and eight children on a tour of Europe: ' . ""I thought we'd blow it before I spent it on less essential things." '' Tot Worries About White House 'Fire'" North Industry, O. The superintendent of .the chil dren's home here tells this one.: Because a number of disas trous fires had been in the news he cautioned the chil dren against playing with matches or fire. A few days later a seven-year-old told a teacher in a worried tone that he heard over television that the -White House was playing with fire. BAN TIME BLOCK Slough, England fDPD The Aspro - Nicholas Manufactur ing Co. announced Wednesday it has discarded the time clock used by its 700 employees. The company said employees were more punctual when they didn't have to punch time cards. . Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Twain Alfred Walker, no oper ator's license in possession, $10; vio lation of basic rule, $10. John Smith, failure to transfer vehicle . registration. So. Arthur Leroy Lucke, improper left turn. So. Donald David Nelson, excessive noise, S5. " Marcel Emile LePiniec, violation of basic rule, $10. Tedd Albert Bross, failure to lignal left turn, S5. Jackie Lavon Simcox, 'improper right turn, $5. Donald Lawrence Blake, viola tion and basic rule, $10. Jane Vivian Anders, violation basic rule, $10. Douglas Gary Pruitt, violation of basic rule, S10. Darrell. Menzies Brereton, dis obeyed traffic sign, $5. " Richard Donald Budlong, im proper right turn, $5. William Forbes Lynch, improper left turn, $5. Arthur Garfield Curamings, vio lation basic rule, $10. Harold Floyd Covel, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Axel Oscar Carlson, improper right turn, 35. William Cornelius Last, Hills borough, Calif., reckless driving, $100. Thomas Herschel McCarley, no operator's license in possession, $10. Eugene Meri Mosser, expired ve hicle registration plates, $2.50. Charles Robert Epperson, ex cessive noise, $5. Markey Lee James, inadequate equipment. $2.50. Frank Curry Williams, expired vehicle registration platts, $2.50. Gordon Wilder Fielding, display ed expired vehicle registration plates, $2.50.' Richard Patrick Laverdure, ex cessive noise, $5. Bennie Gilbert Neel, violation of basic rule, $10. . Arlo Junior Emmons,' improper left turn, $5. Delmar Gene Maloy, allowed un licensed driver to operate vehicle, $10. James Delbert Setzer, no Oregon driver's license, $10. John Sanderron, driving on wrong side of street, $10. Velma Lorene Wilson, failed to yield right of way. $25. Llla Lenore Kimpton, disobeyed traffic sign, $5. W. G. Beard, no vehicle regis tration plates displayed, S5. Patricia Bette Youmans, restrict ed vision, $5. Gene Edward Fisher, disobeyed traffic sign, $5. Ivan Leroy Smith, .disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Jean Aletha Bitterling, disobey ed traffic signal, $10., " Edward Allan McGinty Jr dis obeyed ' traffic signal, $10. Arthur Hugh Thompson, dis obeyed traffic signal, $10. Howard Joe Brenzeale. no opera tor's license in possession, $5. John Frederick Jeska, failure to yield right of way, $10. ' , London -(DPD Singer Ann Shelton, who recently ended a long diet during which her weight dropped from 224 to 154 pounds, Wednesday land ed first acting job. She will co-star in the televised drama "Three Fat Ladies." . iiPiisfjiiiyiiLffi era cDQMi mm 0 ' rHE GREATEST ADVANCE IU HOUSE PAINT IN 50 YEARS Sherwin-Williams new , A-100 Latex House taint it flows on easier, lasts much longer, has unprecedented color' retention. 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TALENT HARDWARE ...... . MEDFORD ASHLAND ...GOLD HILL ...PHOENIX .....TALENT John Edwin Smith, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. v. Phyllis Dowland Crary, disobey ed traffic sign, $3. Homer Clyde Allgood, disobeyed traffic sign, S10. Patricia Dee Foulon, disobeyed traffic sign, $5. Audrey Marie Jennings, failed to yield right of way, S10. James Albert Gould, excessive noise, S3. John - Maynard Francis, no ve hicle registration plates displayed, 93. - Ramon LeRoy Briggs, improper left turn, $5. Edgar Phillip Cunningham, im proper U turn between intersec tions, $10. William Don Bunch, inadequate equipment, S3. Walter Lonson Sewell Jr., viola tion of basic rule,, S10. William Fenton Walker, no op erator's license in possession, $10. Robert Eugene Parker, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Little Foreign Car Keeps on Rolling New York A woman wait ing for a bus late at night saw a small foreign car flip over twice. She went into an all-night drug store and phon ed the police. What she saw when she got back was the car, right-side up, gathering speed down the avenue. The passenger was running alongside. He opened the door and jumped in as. the car disappeared into the night. " The water surface of the Indian Ocean . is 28,356,000 square miles. , ! Seminar to Draw lOOInsuranceMen A regional- meeting of the Oregon Association of Insur ance Agents will be held at Rogue Valley Country club Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2. Agents of southern Oregon counties will take part and about 100 are expected to at-, tend. ; The session will take - the form of a seminar on insur ance problems and new cov erages. Projected legislation on workmen's compensation will be discussed. " . ' Speakers Friday on the compensation matter will be Keith D. Skelton, Eugene at torney, and Volney E. How ard Jr., Industrial Indemnity company, San Francisco, Ed gar O. Zorn, chief deputy, of the Oregon Insurance depart ment, will address the noon luncheon. Fred Greer, Giesy and Greer, Portland, will speak on "Adjusting the UM Loss" Fri day afternoon and a home owners workshop will be headed by Ross L. Oliver, in land marine and multiple line superintendentof Great Amer- TkursAij, Mm V 1 INSTALLMCV? f&Ll faun opring s, -Thieves last veek broke infcp the home of attor Tony Curtis and stole part oi his SR200 stereo hi-fi set. Wednesday u'cj iuuiv uic itrsi, police re ported. . ican Insurance company, San Francisco. A no host receptidli is set for 6 p.m. and a banquet for 7 p.m. Friday! o Saturday will bejargely de voted to examination for points toward certified insur ance agents status. HURRY! SALE STARTS TOMORROW -3 DAYS ONLY! jf You Can't Come In, Call a Salesman and he Will Stop By. 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