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BOYS' WEAR Penney' Street Floor BOYS' BULKY KNIT SWEATERS -144 Terrific Special In these smart Lame wool, and Orion Sulky Knit sleeveless sweaters . Popular with bars of til Rich neutral erey with nttt trim. Siiti 10 to U. SOYS' WIAr PtNNIY'S STKttT noon BOYS' SHIRT AND SLACK SET 398 Chtck the surffce interest ee eur cotton knit ihirt wiHi ftih Ion collir ni ambl.m Contrast cotton cord slacks faature siale elastic Insorts and back flats. Sites I It I TODDLER BOY LONGIES, SHIRT SET 288 Machine washable cotton cord elastic waist l.ior style leneiao with ntatchino wash '' woar shirts in lone sraa'O ayli. Aeas 2-J, and 4. PINNIY'S MIZZANINI riOOK MAIL TRIIUNI, Medford, Or. 7 Thursday. Aoril 14, ttoO A ' Anthony Steel Reported Missing Garmisch - Partenklrchen, Germany IDPH British actor Anthony Steel wai reported today to have been mlsjing from a Bavarian hotel for a week. Mrs. George Bader, wife of the owner of the Sonnenbichl Hotel in this Alpine resort, said she has filed a missing person report with local po lice because Steel has been miming from his room since April 7. The Garmisch chief of po lice said he had no informa- that Steel, former hus- nd of actress Anita Ekberg, ight have disappeared while mountain climbing. No Alpine patrols have been alerted to look for the actor, he said. Mrs. Bader said Steel's ab sence was not at first thought surprising because he earlier d left the hotel for two days. When he returned, she id, he said he had made a trip to Innsbruck. Austria. In Rome, Miss Ekberg's press agent said he doubted report. "We would know if some thing terrible happened to im," he said. HEIR KIDNAPED This Is a portrait of Eric Peugeot, four-year-old grandson of automobile magnate Jean-Pierre Peu geot, who was kidnaped in Paris. According to police, the kidnaper demanded the family pay $100,000 ransom without notifying police or the child would be killed. The youngster was said to have been led away from the Saint Cloud olf club on the outskirts of Paris by a man who drove a black automobile. mPI TelcDhoto) Maurine Neubeger Expects Votes on Her Own Merits Washington -QStt- Maurine Neuberger, Democratic candi date for the Oregon Senate seat held by her late husband, told a crowded newa confer ence Wednesday she expect ed people to vote for her on her own memo. The widow of Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) aald she did not expect to be "replacement for Dick." She said he would be "inade quate" in that job. "I expect the people of Ore- con to vote) for me for my elf." she said. In' response, to a question she aald she did not think that Sen. Wayne Morse CD- Ore.) would oppose her. But she added that Mors has not expressed himself one way or another. He's busy running for Second Crash ' Kills Jet Pilot Waterville, Wash. TOM A young Air Force jet pilot who bailed out of a stricken plane over Shawnee, Wyo., safely Jan. If was killed Wednesday when his F-104 Starfighter crashed in a wheat field about 15 miles east of this central Washington town. He was 1st LI. William T. Tilson, 23, Limestone, Tenn. His wife, Laverne, who is ex pecting their second child, ives at Moses Lake, wash., near Larson Air Force Base were Tilson was stationed. The crash occurred about 11:15 a.m. in the area Tilson was scheduled to cross on his routine training flight. Cause of the crash was not immedi ately determined. It Court Records DISTRICT COURT Robert L. Gardnar, failura atop, aie. Sh.rman O. Acord, failure too. a io. Jam. a N. Allaup, failure to atop, S20. L. D. rummltt. no tall tliht. SJI) Thomas K. Craddlck, no opera. lAr'i He.nic. SIO. Vlrfll L. Hayea, awltchad llcamt tabs. SIS. Larry A. Andaraon, holding apaad annlMl SAO. Ronald C. Curran, failure to atop, SIO. ! Rosemary D. Klma. no oprator'a llcemo, SIO. Bert C. Davlaon, ao motor va hlrle license. SIO. Richard D. Budloni, overload. Ml. Patrick M. Mayer, no. operator. llceme, SIO. Walter R. Winkler, violation of baale rule. SIS. . David W. Hunter, overhelfht, SIS. William L. Nobba. no horn. SIO. Everett W. Kartnor, Improper ehansing lanes. SIO. Harry uraoioro, leuure io atop. tie. Danny I. Adama, failure to atop, am Ralph . Com, Improper muffler. " Cecil R. Roberta, overload, fill. Hollla VT. Hatter, overload, SS.1. Geylcn L. Keaay. driving while Ucenre suspended, S230. Edward E. Cleveland, failura to atop. SIO. Earl Edward Halnonen, failura to atop, S10. CIRCUIT COURT Joseph B Standeford vs. t.vlllh V. Btandeford, divorce complaint, President," she said. "I can't figure out why he'd oppose me." Wont Seek Hie Support Mrs. Neuberger made clear that ehe has no lnten tion of seeking Morse's oub- nc support, sne aald she "pre sumed" she would have the backing of other members the Oregon congressional dele gation. She said she expects Morse to win the Oregon presides tiai primary. She aald Sen John F. Kennedy (D-Maas. and Sen. Hubert H. Humphry tiMinn.i prooablv would run aneaa or bens. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tex.). and Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) because they are better known. Her own personal candidate for the Democratic president ial nomination is Adlal Ste venson. She refrained from selecting another possibility because Stevenson is not run ning In the primary. Mrs. Neuberger appeared pale and thin, but In discuss ing her political future she spoke with animation. Going Home in May She told reporters she was sure her husband would be "glad" she was running. "That's the only reason I'm doing It," she added. She said she expects to leave for Oregon between May 7 and S. Mrs. Neuberger also said Gov. Mark Hatfield might be a late entry in the Senate race against her. She said Hatfield was "scheduled" to run for the Senate in 1862, when Morse is up for reelection, "but if he felt I was easier pickings, he'd be In there." Mrs. Neuberger said Hat field could be entered in the race after the primary by the state GOP Central Committee if the candidate nominated May 20 withdrew due to Ill ness or other reasons. She noted that Hatfield had recently denied any such Intention. st National To se New System Portland-flJPn-Tlie First Na tional Bank of Oregon today announced plans to spend $1,700,000 for what it called one of the most advanced lectronic bank data process ing systems in the country. C. B. Stcphen-sen, president of the 82-o f f i c e statewide banking system, said the order was placed with International Business Machines Corpora tion. He said it would be the first large scale magnetic tape computer installation in a Pa cific Northwest bank. The system will be installed by the end of 1961. Stephensen said the bank was turning to the electronic equipment to keep pace with increasing volume of checks and to cope with the time-consuming task of book keeping. Although numbered com mercial accounts will be used throughout the statewide sys tem, complete conversion to electronic data processing, which performs many book keeping functions now done manually, will be confined to the bank's ofices in the Port land Metropolitan area, Ste phensen said. Baldock-Sunset Connector Planned Portland -(UPC- A $8 million freeway more than 8'4 miles long connecting the Baldock freeway and the Sunset high way through the Beaverton nd Tigard areas may be ap proved by the State High way Commission. More than 200 residents of the Beaverton area met to dis ss the proposal Tuesday. The expressway would con- ext with the Sunset highway the Cedar Hills Interchange nd pass just to the east of Beaverton along Southern Pacific tracks. It will then go east of Tigard and south to connect with the Baldock free way at Bonlta road. At first, the highway would cross U.S. 99 at grade level, but later an overpass is anned. The Highway Commission has programmed $1,200,000 get the project underway. FORMER JUDGE DIES Cambridge, Mans.-TOro-Man- ley O. Hudson, 73, a former judge on the Permanent Court of International Justice (The World Court) at The Hague, The Netherlands, and profes sor emeritus of International w at Harvard University, died Wednesduy. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATION Donald Lea , rates , Anchorage, Alaska, and Rheba Tower Corcoran, Ml Rose lana, Medford. YIXA Diamond Laka Gamp Now Has CANDY MINTS AVAILABLE for Boyt To Earn All or Part of thtir Way to Sum mar Camp DIAMOND LAKE CAMP DATES: July 17 to 23; July 24 to 30; July 31 to August 6 4 r
