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Lent Presents Contrast With Prevalent Way of Human Life BY THE MOST REV. JOSEPH FRANCIS HUMMEL Catholic Archbiihop Of New Orleans Written for UPI Essentially Christian is ori gin and spirit, the season of Lent presents a sharp con trast in comparison with the prevalent way of human life. During the Lenten season we were exhorted to dwell seri ously on the eternal truth that our main concern is the unification of our souls with the all high God through the most perfect conformity of our minds, hearts and wills with Him in faith, love and service. During these forty days we withdraw from worldly friv olities, dissipation and debas ing indulgence and dedicate ourselves most sedulously to prayer, meditation and acts of s (-denial. Thus we follow the example of the Savior of world, Jesus Christ, our f'jxican Police To Remove Plates Juarez, Mexico -ttlPD- Jaime Mora, mayor pro tern, said Monday police have been ordered to start taking li cense plates off American automobiles once again for parking violations. Police stopped the practice because of numerous com plaints by Americans who had to go to headquarters and pay a fine for overparking (80 cents in U.S. currency) to get the plates back. Instead, parking tickets were put on windshields. But moras aid police will start taking off plates once again because tickets were being ignored. Week's Sewing Buy mmei' 10-18 I Jiffy-cut! Sew-easy-pin pat- tern to fabric, cut each entire blouse at one timet Three clas sic styles-wardrobe of blouses. Printed Pattern 9379: Tis sue all one piece! Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 upper version 1 yards 35 inch; middle la4; lower Vs yards. 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McNeel Director of Building Safety Lord, who prepared for His public ministry by spending forty days and forty nights in the solitude of the desert in communion with His heavenly Father. The usefulness, aye, even the necessity, of this period of sober reflection can hard ly be challenged in an age that is characterized by ex cessive mental tensity and moral strain, not to speak of luxurious living and the mad dening pace of endless social demands. Wisdom and self interest should prompt us to enter whole heartedly into this salutary season of the year in the spirit of the church. The result will mani fest itself in the peace and consolation, the strength and courage, the Joy and happi ness of spirit which are the infallible reward of those who strive to serve God "in spirit and in truth." LEGAL NOTICES NO. 10333 NOTICE OF BALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Estate of JANE CHIL COTT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersicned will, from and after the 28th day of April, 1960, sell all of the right, title and inter est of the above entitled estate in ana to trie following described premises, situated in Jackson Coun ty, Oregon. Beginning at me moat eoutneriy corner of Lot B, Block 6, SISKI YOU HEIGHTS ADDITION to the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, thence Northerly along the Westerly line of said Lot, 60 feet; thence Easterly parallel to the Southerly line of said Lot, 141 feet to the Easterly line of said Lot; thence Southeasterly, along the Easterly line of said Lot, 60 feet to the most Easterly corner of said Lot; thence South westerly, along the Southerly line of said Lot to the point of be ginning, being 119 South Keene way Drive, Medford, Oregon. Said nrooertv will be sold at private sale either for cash, or for part cash and part credit, at the office of The First National Bank of Oregon, Portland, Medford Branch, 1 East Main Street, Medford, Ore gon, subject to confirmation of the above entitled Court. Dated and first published March 29, 1960. The First National Bank of . - Oregon, Portland, Guardian Oral aucUon ' bids will be re ceived by the Oregon State Land Board at the main entrance of the Klamath County Courthouse, Klamath Palls, Oregon, at 10 :30 a.m., Tuesday, May 3, 1960, for a lease of all those certain lake bed lands lying within the meander line of Round Lake in SecUons 1, 2 and 12. ,Twp. 39 S.. R. 7 E W.M.. Klamath County. Oregon; giving, however, to owner or owners of any land abutting thereon prefer ence right to lease said land at highest price offered for a period of one week after the close of said auction, provided such oirer is made In nood faith and provided the Land Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. In order 10 quality lor oiaaing eacn oral bidder must deposit with auc tioneer certified or cashier's check. money order or cash In amount of not less than S250 as evidence of good faith to be applied on first year's rent, returned to unsuccess ful biddtr or retained as liquidat ed damages u successful bidder fails to meet final terms of the lease. The minimum rent which will be considered is $250 annual ly payaDie eacn year in aavance for a 5-year period. In addition to amount bid, successful bidder shall pay actual cost of publishing ttiis notice. Establishment of orooertv lines Is responsibility' of success- iui Diaaer. E. T. Pierce, Clerk STATE LAND BOARD NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that on the 27th day of April, I960, at 10:00 o'clock, A.M., at the front door of the Jackson County Court House In Medford, Oregon, I shall sell at public aucUon for cash to ine mgnesi Diaaer, au oi xne ngnt, title, and Interest, of Bernice B, Hobson. also known as Bernice B. Craven, an unmarried woman, and Daniel K. Craven, an unmarried man, and Bernice B. Craven and Daniel K. craven, wife and hus band. Jane Doe. an unmarried wom an, and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the loiiowing aescriDea reai property, to-wit: The Northerly 33fc feet of Lot One (1) In Block Six (6) of OL SON ADDITION to the City of Medford, Jackson County Oregon. according 10 me omciai piai thereof, now of record. Said sale Is made pursuant to an Execution in Foreclosure, Is sued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson, on the 21st 4oy of March, 1960, in a matter wherein Leone Ackerson is fiaintur, and Bernice B. Hobson, also known as Bernice B. Craven, an unmar ried woman, and Daniel K. Craven, an unmarried man. and Bernice B, Hobson, also known as Bernice B. Craven and Daniel K. Craven, wife and husband, Jane Doe, an unmar ried woman, and also all other fersons or parties unknown claimi ng any right, title, estate, lien or interest in ine reai property De scribed in the complaint herein, nrt Defendant!. Dated this 23th day of March, 1BBU. Joseph D. Walsh, Sheriff No. 10635 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON PRORATE DEPARTMENT Tn the Matter of the Estate of HELEN J. CARLTON also Known as H. J. CARLTON, Deceased, Pursuant to Section 115.320 Ore gon Revised Statutes the under signed hereby give notice that she intends to apply to the above entitled court for resignation as executrix of the above enUUed estate. , , Date of first publication of this nouce is Marcn a, iutu. the Estate of Helen J. Carlton. also known as H. J. laruon, Deceased. Duncan. Brophy, Wilson it Duhslme PO. Box 220, Attorneys for Executrix rEF.D 220-100 AMP SERVICE LET SEARS ARRANGE INSTALLATION AS LOW AS Magnuson Favors Snake River Dam Development By A. ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribune Washington Correspondent Washington- (Special) -Sen. Warren G. Magnuson CD Wash.) favors federal govern- m e n t con s t r u ctlon of high M o u n tain Sheep dam as the answer to the new riddle of c o n f 1 i cting power devel opment on the Snake river W - 1 ... TT.M. A. RoDL SoUUl " " w "" Canyon. But the national election this fall, he believes, will de cide the issue. If the Republi cans retain control of the presidency, there will be scant chance of a federal dam at Mountain Sheep site where a group of private power com panies want to build their own project. If the Demo crats take over the White House, Manguson thinks a federal dam will be In the cards. Manguson is not particular ly sympathetic with the Wash ington state public utility dis tricts who have banded to gether to seek a license to build Nez Perce dam just downstream from the Moun tain Sheep site. He foresees opposition from fishing Interests, both com mercial and sports, because Nez Perce would block the mi grations into the Salmon riv er. The prospect of some early LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS (No. 107701 In the Circuit Court of the State or Oregon for the County of Jack son. Notice 1. hereby eiven that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Ar thur Dailey, also known as Arthur Daley, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oreeon for Jackson County, and has qualified. nil persons naving claims against said estate are hereby notified to resent tne same, duly verified as y law reauircd to the Medford Mall Tribune Box 8368-L, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Date and first nubllshed Anrll s. 1900. uet publication April 20, I960. . ARTHUR E. DAILEY Administrator. BERNARD. BERNARD EDWARDS & HURLEY 1220 Portland Trust Bids. Portland 4, Oregon Aiiorneys breakthrough in the matter of solving this fish vs. high dam problem appears to Mag nuson somewhat remote. Al though .he allows that fish farming, supported by Milo Moore, Washington state fish director, may be the answer. Two Resolutions In Magnuson's committee lie two resolutions on the sub ject. One would call for a moratorium on dams in the middle Snake to allow time for fish research; the other would make a fish sanctu ary of the Salmon river by urging that no dams or other power works be built on that river. The committee hasn't met in weeks because of the civil rights debate but is scheduled for a mid-April meeting. Mag nuson has held back the Sal mon river resolution pending action on the other, so they could move together. He said he plans to modify the Snake river resolution to call for a delay on new dams until Con gress has had a chance next year to evaluate the revised 308 report of the Corps of Engineers, which recommends high Mountain Sheep dam. Doubt Expressed Other sources expressed doubt that Congress will act on these resolutions, especial ly since the public power forces have filed a formal ap plication in favor of Nez Perce. The natural consequence of this new application, in con test with the one of Pacific Northwest Power Co., will be to force some delay at the Federal Power Commission. "I just don't want to see them hurry this case up down there at the Power Commis sion," said Magnuson. The Washington state sen ator expects no decision in the pending contest at the FPC for at least a year, or not until well after the fall election has determined which party-and what power policy-will be in the driver's seat for the next quadrennial. Airline's Request- for Subsidy Hints at Trouble in Industry Rail Tunnels Chicago - There are about 1,500 rail tunnels in the U.S. with a total length of 320 miles. By LEROY POPE New York- (UPD -Why does Capital Airlines need to ask a new subsidy from Uncle Sam in the face of a $10 mil lion jump in business last year? It was something of a shock when Capital's president, Da vid Baker, asked for a $12.9 million grant from the gov ernment io keep the huge air line going this year. All the domestic airlines have been off federal subsidy since 1951. Business men na turally asked, "does Capital's request mean the whole do mestic airline business is go ing to have to be subsidized again?" Two other domestic airlines are reported ready to ask for subsidies. Short Haul Airline Capital, which operates all the way from Minneapolis and Buffalo to Miami and from New York to New Or leans, is the old Pennsylvania- Central Airlines, founded in 1936, with lines radiating out of Pittsburgh. "In spite of our long lines. we are basically a short haul airline," Capital public rela tions director John Anderson told United Press Internation al. "When the weather la bad, short haul airlines are hit harder than long haul airlines -it s easy to take the train for a short trip if the skies are murky." For this reason, Anderson said, Capital has never made money in the first quarter of the year, "and this year a freak pattern of accidents for the airline industry has hurt our winter business more than usual." It's a matter of record that Capital had only $5.8 million in cash on Jan. 1 and has piled up losses of $4 to $4.5 million in the first quarter. Anderson said the com pany's business should pick up steadily now. For Capital has had a remarkable growth in recent years-its revenue miles have jumped from 20.7 million in 1949 to 58 million in 1958, and last year it took in $108 million, a gain of over $10 million. Back in 1954 its operating revenues were only $48 million. Why then is Capital In so much trouble? Anderson said It's largely general business conditions and particularly bad condi tions in the domestic airline industry. Some Blame CAB He said a lot of other do mestic airlines, including some of the biggest, are having hard sledding but haven't been quite as hard hit as Cap ital because they have more long haul business and were in a better position than Cap ital to obtain new and more profitably-operated planes. Some airline spokesman in sist the CAB is in part respon sible for the airline troubles because It has been negligent in raising fares to allow the lines the 10 to 12 per cent re turn on invested capital which the board's own examiner in one rate case Indicated was needed. Others In the airline indus try say what the business needs badly is mergers-not a return to subsidies. Tusedey, April 5, MoO MAN. TKIBUNI, Medlars', Or. 13 Quotes From the News By United Press International Milwaukee Sens. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Mlnn.) and John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.), refusing to predict how they will do in today's Wisconsin presidential primary: Humphrey! "I have been gaining the last few dart." Kennedy! 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