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Newspaper Page TextMystery of British Frogman Remains International Puzzle London (UPD . Four years ago Tuesday two men check ed out ol seedy waterfront hotel In Portsmouth, England. One has never been identi fied. The other touched off one of the greatest Interna tional mysteries pf the post war era. There are some who insist yet today that the mystery is still unsolved. They are cer tain Cmdr. Lionel "Buster" Crabb, the greatest frogman hero of World War II, is alive. "There ig no doubt about It," says Neville Armstrong of the publishing firm of Nev ille Spearman Ltd. "Crabb is alive and . working in Rus sia." Armstrong's firm has pub lished a book documenting that claim. "Frogman Extra ordinary" by Bernard Hut ton Is said to be based on a s e cr e t Russian dossier, smuggled across the Iron Cur tain, which "concerns Crabb's dive to examine a Russian cruiser, his capture by the Russians and what happened to him after that." Believed in. Grave But there are others who claim' that the mystery of Buster Crabb has been solv-ed-so far as Crabb himself is concerned. They believe his headless, handless corpse lies in an unmarked grave at Portsmouth, where he died on a still-secret mission. Whatever the ending, the known elements of the Crabb case are still mysterious enough to outdo the intricate plot of an imaginative fiction writer. As in all mysteries, the tim ing of events is of prime im portance. Here is the time table of what is known about the disappearance of Lionel Crabb: -April 17, 1956: Crabb, a famous and much - decorated frogman, checked Into the in expensive Sallyport hotel on Portsmouth's waterfront with a, man called "Mr, Smith." -April 18: Three Soviet ships steamed into Portsmouth Harbor carrying then Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganln and Communist party chief Nikita Khrushchev to their "B and K" visit to Britain. ' -April 19: Russian sailors got a two-minute look at a mysterious frogman on the surface of the water between two of the Soviet ships. Luggage Vanished That afternoon "Mr. Smith" returned to the Sallyport Hotel and checked out for both himself and Crabb. Crabb's luggage vanished. Some time later, criminal in vestigation department detec tives ripped out of the hotel registration the page listing their stay. ' -April 29: The admirality officially announced that Crabb. was missing and pre sumed dead. It said he had disappeared while testing un derwater apparatus some three miles from the Soviet ships. -May 4: Russia sent a form al protest to Britain about the frogman who appeared near the VIP ships. " -May 9: Then Prime Minis ter Sir Anthony Eden, in a formal apologetic note, told Russia the frogman "was in an probability Cmdr. Crabb. His presence in the vicinity of tjie. destroyers occurred with qui any permission whatso ever." , ' ; Parliament thundered with questions. Late that afternoon Eden rose to say: "It would Hot be in the public Interest to disclose the circumstances Watches KWi U-l "JUJSCt" WATCH 13' lasto' IteeriM MtM WATCH HI WIT 1 aOMOMM if.fi v-fe 7S I l"im.n'i'i'ii tf ust mm E3 122 EAST MAIN STREET Phone SP 3-5348 Mount :30 a.m. to 1:10 o.m. v.v.v.v ma., rom I -a i . -l r v.w.v.v.v. :jtW K in which Cmdr. Crabb is pre sumed to have met his death . what was done was done without the authority or knowledge of her majesty's ministers. Appropriate discip linary steps are being taken." -speculation filled the press of two continents for weeks thereafter. Repeated questions in Parliament got nowhere. -Early In June, 1957, 14 months 1 a i e r: A headless, handless body in a black frog man's suit washed up at Chi chester, near Portsmouth. Can't Resist Conclusion -June. 26. 1957: Coroner George Bridgman ruled that the body was Crabb's. "Minor" details of the body "added up to a conclusion which cannot be resisted and was beyond Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS Hollywood - Mrs. Florence Aadland, repeating a conversation with Beverly about charges she faces of contributing to the delinquency of a minor: "Beverly told me, 'Mama, I Memphis, Tenn.-A friend of ley, describing Elvis' adjustment He takes situations more the same old Elvis. He's back night, and sleeps all day." Paris-Eric Peugeot, 4, contradicting police suspicions that one of his kidnapers was a woman: I nevir saw a woman. There were only two men with me all the time. They were very London-Church of England of the four-day "ban the bomb" march from the nuclear re search station at Aldermaston to London, commenting on the thousands of marchers who took part: They've got to listen to us off as a bunch of cranks anymore." Installment Credit Pushers Fed Up With Inflation Blame New York (UPD - Business men who sell goods on install ment credit are getting fed up with being called "econom ic dope pushers who cause inflation. Because installment buying of automobiles, appliances, furnishings and other mer chandise has soared, there's a campaign in congress to pass more laws regulating install ment loans. Most of the bills, like that of Sen. Paul Doug las (D-111.), aim particularly at making loan companies and merchants spell out in ad vance all the details of the cost of installment loans. Lots- of merchants favor this. The National Association of Manufacturers, the Ameri can Industrial Bankers Asso ciation and the American B a n ke r s Association are against it. . They say it would put a big burden on business and fear it would put the federal government in a posi tion to bring about sudden halts and restraints in install ment credit that would injure the national economy. And they offer figures to show in stallment credit is not infla tionary. Loans Increase Installment loans to con sumers jumped $408 million in February-the latest month for which figures are avail able. There's no question that some people cap no more re sist drowning themselves in a sea of easy installment cred- Group Changes Site for Meeting Salem-(UPD-The Legislative Interim Committee on Edu cation announced Saturday it will hold its Apr" 29-30 meet ing in Portland instead of Salem as first announced. The committee's prelimiiv ary agenda includes sugges tions for changing the state system of transportation aid, the future of the community college program in Oregon, discussion of alternate meth ods of distribution of state aid, and a review of the State Tax Commission report on 1959-60 property tax levies for school purposes. Safe Yields $5,000 To Portland Yeggs Portland - (UPD - The safe of the Portland Postal Em ployees Credit Union was rob bed of about $5,000 during the week end, police reported. Officers said the burglary occurred some time between Friday night and the close o office hour and B pm, bun da v. Authorities sajd $4,025, and possibly more, was taken. FOREST AREA Santa Fe national forest in New Mexico has 1,233,000 acres. sheer coincidence," he said. -Early February, 1960: Armstrong made disclosures about the new book on Crabb. -Feb. 17, 1960: Foreign Sec retary Selwyn Lloyd, under pressure in Parliament, said "I have no reason to think there is any truth in the sug gestion that the coroner (who ruled that the headless body was Crabb's) was wrong." He said no new information about Crabb had been re ceived. Those are the known facts. They leave a lot of questions unanswered including this one: Is the body buried in Ports mouth one planted by Russian submarines - to cover up cap ture and removal of Crabb to Russia? . . INTERNATIONAL Adland, mother of Beverly know we were framed.' " rock 'n' roll singer Elvis Pres to civilian life: serious. Other than that, it s to the old ways, stays up all nice." Canon John Collins, a leader now. They just can t write us it than an addict can resist heroin. And some installment sellers press loans on hapless victims with the remorseful ness of a narcotics pusher and "pack" the financing charg es with the same ruthless au dacity. Sometimes even sup posedly reputable dealers and finance houses aren't above padding-even doubling- in surance premiums and other items in the whole finance charge and pocketing the ex tra profit.. The public's ignorance' of how . installment financing works still is appalling; even well-informed people forget that a basic ff per cent inter est rate on a monthly install ment account is a true inter est rate of nearly 12 per cent a year and that other fees may run the total finance charge as high as 28 per cent year on the sales price- although that'it way above av erage. "But the argument that in stallment credit is inflation ary doesn't hold water," in sists President B. F. Wonder lic of General Finance Corp. of Chicago. Wonderlic told a recent consumer credit con ference at Washington Uni versity in St. Louis the truth is that the margin between the amount of money people have in savings and the in crease in consumer credit ac tually has widened in the past five years by around flu billion. Savings Estimated We had a $5.4 billion jump in consumer credit in 1955, Wonderlic said, but in that year the securities and ex change commission estimated Americans' net financial sev ings at only 7.1 billion, so the jump in consumer debt a m o u n ted to a potential charge against 76 per cent of the people s sevings. Last year we had another $5.4 billion rise In consumer debt-but this time, the SEC estimated net savings at $16.5 billlon-so the rise in consum er debt only represented a po tential charge of 33 per cent against savings. Wonderlic also pointed out that while auto installment loans were easier to get in 1958 and 1959 than ever be fore, auto sales were nowhere near record levels either year, Indeed, 1958, was almost the a.uto industry's worst year Iq a decade, even though down payments were as low as 10 per cent and financing averag ed 36 months. LEGAL NOTICES PUBLIC AUCTION BUILDING! anrii. ia. lean t a-na A M Tho Oregon Stale Highway Commission will offer for salt at oral Tho Oregon Stale Highway Commission will offer for salt at oral public auction the following buildings In the Medford area. The sale will be held on the premises of the first place Uted and cqnlnue to the next nrrfar nn Anril 10. 1D6A. next orner on ap: The former Chlldi The former Chlldert house at Bnrt. is-ii 9onat, the former Glasi house at 429 Earhart Road, Medford, Ore gon. (File S90S4I ' The former Dean house a 1311 Barnett Road. Medford, Ore- BUILDINGS MUST BE REMOVED WITHIN SO DAYS FROM TH1 DATE OT SALE. '"' .. .... TERMS OF 8ALI: Cash or check at line of sail- Th bovo buildings to be sold (o the highest bidder at public aucUon with the State reserving the righ't to accept or reject any or 'all bids. All of the bid price must accompany the successful bid. Consult your mover prior to the sale date. IN FORMATION: Property Mp, 508 2 POST-WAR MYSTERY-Four years ago Tuesday one. of the greatest inter - national mys teries of the post-war era be gan. The central figure was Cmdr. Lionel "Buster" Crabb, Britain's greatest frogman hero of World War II. Some believe Crabb' was killed, in some fashion or other, while diving to examine a Russian cruiser at Portsmouth, Eng land. Others believe that he is still alive. Crabb is shown in diving gear shortly before his dive near the Russian ship and his ultimate disappear ance. (UP! Tclephotp) Silverton Boy, 3, Dies in Home Fire : Silverton - (WD - A small Silverton boy died at his fam ily home here Sunday as fire destroyed the structure. James Strom, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Strom, would have been three years old Wednesday. The bpy and five young brothers and sisters were playing in the house seven miles northeast of Silverton when flames raced through the structure The five who escaped had gone into the yard just before the fire. Mrs. Strom was alone with the children when the blaze, occurred. She tried to find the boy but was forced back by flames The body was found under a bed. Firemen did not know the cause of the blaze immediate ly. Youth Dies as Car Hits Gasoline Pump Vancouver. Wash. - (UPD - An Orchards, Wash., youth, Gerry Arionus, 14, died in St. Joseph hospital Sunday short ly before noon of burns suf fered when his car crashed into a gasoline pump at Sif ton store and garage, east of Orchards. The car struck the pump and set fire to the building, according to the Clark foun ty sheriff's office. When police arrived, Ario nus was rolling on the ground trying to extinguish' his. flam ing clothes, and the building was ablaze. The Sifton building, oper ated by Mr. and Mrs. Basil E. Sayles, was destroyed along with their automobile parked inside. Fall From Cliff Kills Salem Boy Pacific City - (UPD - A 15-year-old Salem boy died In a 130-foot fall over a cliff at Cape Kiwanis Saturday. The victim, Jack Dewey, was with a group pf 30 De Molays and their dates on an outing. Another Salem boy, Charles Akers, 17, climbed down another area of the Cape but young Dewey's body was car ried iws; y by the tide as he reached it. Akers, who suf fered cuts and bruises, was trapped at the bottom of the cliff and had to be rescued. The victim was playing near the cliff top when shale rock gave way. FOILED Hartford, Conn. (UPD-Her "burglar alarm" worked fine, but Mrs. Dorothy Lapgley was robbed anyway. She attached a bell to her pocketbook and heard it tinkling while she was at the theater, but the thief escaped. LEGAL NOTICES at 6:00 A.M 419 Spencer Ave, Medford, Off BUM Hwy. Bldg, Islam, Oregon. FEW HARBORS Buenos Aires - Argentina has an Atlantic coastline of 1,610 miles but few good har bors. LEGAL NOTICES CI.ISRK'S MONTHLY STATEMKNT COUNir COURT PHOCKKIIINUS aacason county, ureioa March, 10 ThO followln i. - .l.tmmnn nl th procaines of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, liltinr claimants for supplies and services which wero passed upon during the month of March, ISoO. as required by Chapter 136 of 19-17 Session Laws. S. M. MADDEN Cnnntv r-lrl. Approved by Jackson County Court: uuir in ino waiter ot: Acceptance of a public road right-of-way: Fil ing a plat of Hacienda Park: Ac quiring lands Uiraugh tax lort-Wo- Annulline loari limitc nn m portion of Table Rock Road: Fixine fee for preparinc list of ,-..(., ,.r..H voters for political purposes: Ac cepting resignation of John S weisbrod from Jacksun County' I'lanninn Commission Filed: Monthlv rennrts nl rnnn,. r-ii Auditor and Countv r,rm in,n'. Minute) of meetings of Jackson County Court. Fair Board. Dog Control, Park and Recreation Com mittee, County Planning Advisory Group, and Ihe Budget Committee: Appointment of Garv Hewitt and Tun Horn as Deputy Clerks to sell dog licenses: Instructions to bidders and affidavit of publication on bids for Ures; Agreement and Bond with Don L. Jacobs Construction Co.. Bond with Oregon Tiro At Supply; agreement with State Highway Commission to construct the Sam's Valley Junctlon-Modoc Rd Section of Table Hock Road: Lis! of Jurv for April Term of Circuit Court: Reso lution prohibiting parking on the westerly snouioer or crater Lake HiehWaV in the uiMnltV nl Prnsrw..,, School. liENERAL COUNTY FUND Net DaVmentS fnr e.rine. nl , ployees of Jackson County. Oregon D. Offenbacher 241.64. C. Howard 354 21. C. Conner 375 51. s. North land 88 54, J. Cave 96 .14. N. My rlck 216.65. E. Astrander 132.44. E, Bryan 6.31. P. Bettlol 3113.91. D. DeBerry 360.61, V. Vanoose 372.01. Hlumenfe d 228 21. a Wrinht 342 88. B. Tenant 298.68. L. Rice 331 36, W. Rice 316.35. B. Blarnsen 316.35, M. Brooks 298.68, M. Ste phens 225.46. M. Hogan 209.34, G. Jacobs 192.89, J. O'Hara 304.95, D. Coe 344 91 E. Gault 238.50. P. El liott 338.04, L. Sherman 15.26, P. Hanlin SU3.S5, J. Dunlap 300.09. K. Vaughn 316 35, J. Walsh 275.49. B. Johnson 54.58, D. Smith 58 38. A. Bcneka 32 50, G. Hanlln 37.70, V. Vanoose 8.47, D. Walsh 14.53, N. Nell 304.04, A. Carter 262.85. B. Brown 25206. D. Wolf 227.50. D. Smith 214.70. J. Whitman 22121, H. Speare 203.85. R. Jenkins 214.70, C. Gibson 203.90. H. Norrls 230.15. D. Rice 181.70. T. Mclntyre 279.75. M. Mitchell 235.05. G. Bohl 277.87. H. Dugan 293.24, V. Groshong 185.54, R. Mesplie 25 24. A. Carver 193.10. C. Anderson 153 03. M. Farnham 87.29. C. Rarr R3 7fl n Leschensky 271.31, E. Janouch 14.07. E. Jennlnss 268.86. D. Evan. son 239.17, R. Lacy 195.00. H. Nel son luu.a:!, M, Harsh 195.61, D. sanovig 17B.U2. D. Wilson 223.61, M. Dewey 132.29. O. McCartney 147.19. L. Harvev 171.59. E. Patter son 159.49, A. Martin 222.30. II. Wood 372.17. W. McCul ouch 347 22 T. Hatten 352.07, T. Hess 359.70. J. Caird 359.23. C. Miller 334 27. IT. Whlted 304.51. R. Clarke. 314.05. R. Soaaiey 114.0s, V. White 333.07. R. roshong 336.97, H Alford 105.69, w. Daws 333.07, J. Bailey 146.04, F. staicup 46.28. H. nelson 49.65, M. Beneka 234.16. G. Campbell 230.15. G. Nelson 210.14. I. F.nrk 177 47 H. Boyle 277.25. T.. Floux 183.22. m! Varnham 4A M Unlfm.n o-)0 an Li. Hoffman 228.47. I. Mitchell 130.14. D. Undrinrd 1H2 44 U Rr . ley 204.64, E. Hopkins 150 33. B Waterman 158.23, G. Hershey ia,.., r. mcrunney zu.77, Li. Mat tern 138.23 J. Calhoun 149.R3. H Murnhy 136.63. E. McGaritv 151.43. T. Hershey 191.04, C. Walker 227.49. J. Eunanks 268.40. V Mono 204.89, M. Ovlatt 80.98, R, Walls 183.45, R. WiUlami 161.15. G. Workman 172.65. X. Larvick 152.19. D. Thompson 16805, E. Hoibrook wo.oa. i. neiin 17U.U3, AS. uavis 182.30. W. Best 191.05. A. Collver 171.43. E. uarrarrl 13R.4H. K rrow. lt Ant Ml u lhl..t. ntA nn t Joy 168.81, L. Tweedy 350.98. E. Moore 357.49. K. Schmidt 290.89. L. Wells 290.89. C. Drummond 963.64, F. Clink 305.54. A. Maklnen 14. C. McGulre 153.48. V. Elm- eren 162.22. C. Kent 304.54. E. Kan. cller 304.04. M. Bass 253 94, E. Mc Galliard 298.84, G. Runyon 331.99, u. moore 39.1.34, j. n.oppea 2Utf.44, J. Burghart 204.69, L. Estcs 298.84. W. DleHox 280.54, V. Peter 205.59. C. Blrk 4.34, C. Boyden 9 26, M. Bovden 38.23. S. Combs 177.86. L. Plnkham 15.86, jr. Roberta 22.83, P. Rynnlng 85.58. P. Oilman 254.25, D. Hendrli? 421.83. L. Hendrlx 38.20, C. Smith 344.14. M. McNeil 262 86, .ussell 255.47. G. Ecanncl 235.48. B. Mullen 371.76, M. Smith 68.52. Blanconl 278.51. J. Crouchcr 216.85. M. Loftus 254.15, M. Zach ary 1SB.70, G. Rammln 10.82, J. Eaton 337.37, P. Brinson 172 96. L. Deenin 250.06. C. Morris 106.70, M. Hubbell 359.95, L. ferry 217 09. H. Abbott 14.16. H. Alford 11.12. J. Bass 24.32. P. Bettiol 362.39, J. Bianconl 18.30, J, catrd 60.72, s. Blumenfeld 28.06, F. Kllnk 22 24, D. Coe 203.60. K. Crowell 156.16. W. Saws 45.84. D. DeBerry 355.41. w. Dtertex S2.U6. u. urummond 14.16, J. Eaton 17.76. P. Elliott 72 32, V. Elmgren 13.68, L. Espey 23.84, R. Groshong 59.12, K, Hayes 16.48. T. Hatten B OB. T. Hess 45.12. D. Hendrlx 75.52. R. Hoadley 106.16. E. Kancller 83.90. C. Kent 60.48, M- Loftus 325.76, W. McCuI lough 21.68, E. McGalUard 45.04 C. 'McGulre 33.92. A. Maklnen 54 80, C. Miller 69.04. I. Moore 32 00, O. Moore 101.52, B. Mullen 6.24, J. O'Hara 142 24, L. Rice 99.44. W. Rice 95.84, G. Runyan 82.8B, R. Schumacher 78.00, R. Schmidt 66.56. C. Smith 38.32. F. Swan 10.00. n Swan 38.94, B. Tennaht 147.52, L. iwecay oa.ut. v. vanoose 14j.HU, k. vaugnn 164.UH. j. waisn 2114.47 L. Wells 88 86. F. White 62 56, F Whlted 53.92, G. Wright 192 64. Payments, jury and witnesses: H. Paschka 34.66. T. Olsen 32.68 J. Thompson 25.00, E. Atterbury 26.02. A. Wolff 28 26. J. SImonson zu.uu, a. wciiDorn ju.uu, n. tieaman 25.00, H. Payne 2500, M. LaVIa 24.74, W. Fontaine 20.00, D. Handle 5 00, L. Colllngwood 26 28, D. Per kins 44 30. P. Ruston 5.00. H. Red ding 32 68. C. Brown 23.74. V. rope ZZ.H2, r. neison 3U.V4, J Baldwin 27.62, D. Sanborn 12.50, L. Burtill 28 84. F. Brennan 19.00 D. Stearns 20.00. R. While 5 00. L. Hlflham 29.54. W. Dvo 17.50. 1. Old ham 22.50, P. Dumas 22.50. D. Lee 22 50, E. Olsen 17.16. E- Norwood 30.62, v. Hettman 37.74, n. rspour frllle 4030. L: Hawkins 20 00. C. AyrCs 22 50, M. Arron 29 22. W. Dunlap 7.98, E. Powers 9.10, D. Ep plnger 7.82, 1. Jamea 8 82, M. Sell era 7 BP, A. York 7 50, t. Brown h 74, rtennetn namner sun, oua Peebler 0.00, Jim Bucklln 7.00, HO. berta MarUn 5.00. A. Calhoun 7.24 - Paymc-nta - for supplies; -service ana equipment: A. C Barneknff At Son 86.00 Acorn Press 81.40, Am.' Laundry lo.ai. c tv of Ashland 2H so. Ash land Printing Co. 83 44. Bareo 44 10. Beck's 53.14. Bergman's Shop 32200. Big Y Market 1580, W. Bishop 10.00, R. Boyer 30.00, Boyd Coffee Co. 20.95. Brill Metal WorVa 56 00, Broer Grocery Co. 192.68, Buck At Tlnslev Medical Lab, 150 00, Bullock's Orthopedic Appli ances 18 00, Burrougns corp. 17.93, Bowers 277 35. Copra 630 28. Calif. Paclfla Utilities 34 05. W, Campbell 294.35, Cash Davis 28 20, Catholic Services for Children S 00, C At E Business machines ib.hu, t-emrai Point Pharmacy 2.45. Central Rex- all Drug 180.23, Children's Farm Home 1401, Christie School for Olrls 2000. City Sanitary Service Co. 15 00. D. Collins 87.72. Commer cial Printing Co. 31.40. Crater Lake) Motors 180. C. Corry 98.50, R. counrignt 30.w. toyie 153.50, H. Danlelson 33 00, DeForest At Hansen 144.00. Dent, of Elemen tary School Principals ft 00. Dept. of M"tor Vehicles 77 O0. W. Dlerlex 29 65 Drs. Clinic 74 SO. Dr. Duce 10 00. W. Duhatmo 30.00. R. Duncan 30 00. Dunham Printing 486 05, tastmtn Kodak 32 01. E M Supply 52 03, O. Irlckson 28.00, fabtr's Market 167 92, First Western Bank ii Trust Cq. 1900, Flo4 Bfrnes 4 16. Forbes Bros. Meals 21.30. Fluhrer Bakeries 9 29, Frances Gal latin 860, Greyhound Bu Lines 35 55. Groceteria Market 229 83. Hamby'a V 111. E Handy 9 01). E. Harlow 7 00, C. Harper 4.42. Haw thorne Market 64.09. M- Hoffman 1152. W. Holt 27.00. S. Horton 33 00. Hubbard Brothers 8 61, M Hubbell 13 47. I. Hult 46 20. 1. Hu son 30 .00, Independent Truck Lines 2.50. International Business Ma chines Corp. 828. Jackson County Assessor 1125, Jackson County 420 00. Jackson County Court 359 20, Jackson County Juvenile Dept. 20 00, Jackson County Sher iffs Office 12.30. Jacksonville Post Office 4000. Jackson County Road Dept. 280 95. Jewell Office Supply 42 96. J. H McKie 22 50. Jim's Pro duce Co. 6.1 94. Jorgensen'a 194.47. Klocker Prinlery 150.85, Lasmo. 4 68. Drs. Lawson. Glllum & Mar kee 30.110, J. Leyen 7 04. 11 I.e Piniec 1944. l.ittrell Parts 120. Louise Home 388 .65. E. 51. Madden. Trustee 1407.50. Mall-WeU Co. 127.71. Mann's 75.88. Market Bas ket 1400, Maurice While Co. 20 79, Mechanical Supply Co. 227.52. Med ford Mail Tribune 3.00. Medford Feed and Sued 77.00. Medford Ho tel 7.10. Medford Insurance Agency 24.37. Medford Laboratories 1500, Medford Paint & Wallpaper 20.85, Medford Printing Co. 00.25. Med ford Realty Board 30.00. Mcdlord .Stationery 132 25. Medford Tire Service 1 75. fitv of Medford 38 99, A Mekvold 120 60, E. Miller 22 50. Modern Office Systems Co. 13308. Montgomery Ward 2.66. O. Moore 28 05. Morgan Printing & Lltho Co. 215.90, Motorola 239 70, Mount Shasta Milling Co. 6B.00. National Hospial Association 486.85. Na tional Sheriff's Association 1250, Nick's Market 18.00, Nu-Way 6.00, Office Stationery & Supplv Co. 121538. Oregon "Ag" Chemicals 804.20, Oregon Egg Producers 70.65. Oregon Slate College 5911.25, Ore- on State School for the Deaf 37.63, regon State Tax Commission 312.10. Oils Elevator Co, 174.98. Pa cific Fruit & Produce Co. 171.89, Pacific Telephone 1311!) 85, Parke, Davis At Co. 26.70. L. Perry 100.00, P i t n e y-Bowes 4150, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. 62.05. Police and Sheriffs Association 5.50, Post master 1004.00, Potter Manufactur ing Co. 150.73. Dom Provost 85.00. Public Employes Retirement Board 5067.75. Public Employes Retire ment System 4179.24, Quality Mar ket 114.00, Recordak 63.60, Reming ton Rand 238.48, A. Roberts 10.00, Rogue River Valley Irrigation Dist. 9 60. Rogue Valley Heating 92 44. Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital 103.48, Rogue Valley Physicians' Service 115 96, G. Runyan 20 95, Rush Electric 45.70, gam Jennings Tire Co. 3.60, Shaw Surgical Co. 16.88, Singmaster & Jones Insur ance 70.00, Society of Residential Appraisers 22.30. Stacey, Watkina & Co 400.00, Dr. Stanley 4.00. Stand ard Brands Inc. 81.58, Standard Oil Co. 32.70. State Industrial Accident Commission 80.71, State Public Welfare Commission 55.823.50, St. Mary's Home lor Boys 4.68. Super intendent of Documents 4.10, Sur gical Sales 6.88, Texaco 44.76, L. Tobin 5.00, Trites Coffee Co. 21.00, Tscheu Publishing Co. 12.50. Trow bridge & Flvnn 72.19, University of Chicago Press 4.50. V. S. Na tional Bank 7,026.01, Veterans In formation Service 9.00, Villa St. Rose 30.00. Voight's Medford Office Equip. 415.60. Vroman's 152.00, Walts Llthla Motors 11.525.00, J. Watson 10.00, Western Hyway Oil Co. 785.36, West Main Rent-All 0.00. Western Union 31.86. Willam ette Valley Co. 26.05. Building Construction. Improve ments & Maintenance Fund: A. Biornsen 392.84. Gllkison Co. 55.47, Jackson County Road Dept. 6.25. E. M. Madden, trustee 11.50. Medford Saw Shoo 5.40. National Hospital Association 18.40, Padgham Glass Si Millwork Co. 115.50. Pub lic Employes Retirement Board 15.OD. amttn-uynge Lumber co. 393.06, State Industrial Accident Commission 46c, u. s. Nauonal Bank 61.80. Canltnl Imnrovementt ivieaiora water commission 1159 80 Emergency: Bowers Plumblntt & HeatlnB 252.50, Hubbard-Wray Co. 21780, SOS 217.80, Valley Equipment Co. W4.4U. Civil Defenie. J. Hick 228.10. E. Pe tenon 89.50. De Leigh Motors i-75, Jackson Countv Road Dent.. 7:00. E. M Madden, Trustee 410, Medford Stationery 17.63, O. Moore 33. OQ, Pacific Telepnone s.s. ruouc em ployes Retirement Board 10.74, State industrial Accident Commis sion 46c. United Radio Supply, Inc. 407.40. U. S. National Bank 29.11), L. wiiuama so. uo. Juvenile: R. Swan 371.90. F. Swan 13.68, H. Evans 181.43, C. Evans 101.03, Alnridin Lock A- Safe Works 2.10. Barco Supply Co. 24.73, Back's 14.52. Broer Grocery Co. 84.21, Bruce Bauer Lumber Co. 3 03, California Pacific Utilities 24768, Chan. P. Chisum 10.80. Cltv Sani tary Service 3.50, Dumas' Domestic Laundry & Dry Cfeancrs 13.43, Harper Meats 55.00, Hubbard Brothers 21.78. Jim's Produce C 39.03. Joroensen's 126.11. E. IV Madden, Trustee 23,70, Mann s iflflAH R. Miller 23.55. National Hospital Association 13.55, Public Employes Retirement Board 31.91, Quality Market 36.4.7, Robinson Brothers 77-96. Rogue Distributing Co. 24 28, Sherwin-Williams Cd. 7.24, State Industrial Accident Commission 2.10. Martin Stockdale 36.87, South Bear Creek Sanitary Dlst. 7.00. U. S. National Hank 142.20. Vanco Products Co. 12.60. Willamette Valley Co. 33.60. SHRINK Ha yauf dollar been getting (mailer? Can we hope to avoid iky-rockcting prices in the future? V'e can I This js the studied opinion of 64 leading rcpresentativo of education, government, labor and business, who conferred recently at the American Assembly. They agreed that America should drive for three goal?: dynamic growth . . . low unemployment . , . reason ably stable prices, put it won't be easy I Needed is the whole-hearted coopersljorj of all Americans in working to achieve, a sfeatfily ty ing productivity. Find out whit mutt be dont nil ths rolt ,oa can play. Wi lt lor free booalit, "Plicil, Growth ind You", to Ameri can Aiiembly, Columbia Unl trinity, New York 27, n. T, Published as a pubile s,rvle In coop.ation wtth Th, Adv,rtl,lng Council anil th, Nawipaptr Advartlsing Eiacutiv,, Association. 1 Otptrt Road Vundt B. Accorne 188.18, J. Baldwin 371.44. R. Berriman 237 86. H. Brown 272.29. C. Culy 250.14 M (Irtflin 183 91, L. Hartman 29331 W. HarUnan 335.99, D. Herndon 227.23, S Johnson 333.41, R. augnn 299 43. L. Andrews 308 81, Dlgnam J14.1U. J. Hums 382.61. Hula 273.54. A Smith sionn 1 Sutton 24.7.73. G. Buchholt 264 24! Damon 292.62. P. llAnnaf..r.4 339.73. E. Harnlsh 311.12, J. Link 273 31, p. Smith 272 21, C. Baker 273.34, M, Boat 313.22. H. Dooms 396 91. R. Flagg 370 37, J. Merrltt 322 15. C. Perdue 305.51, B. Austin 30196, W. Brown 264 89, R. Cars tensen 843 51. R. Fitzgerald 324.65, H. (.elgle 410.43, D. Ivie 290.39, R Levlson 304 29 O. Prultt 264 69. W. Reese 113 89. L. Shorey 381 85 V Smith 346.13, K. walker 312 88. 0' Abbott 158 67, W. Allen 272 69, D Baker 328 02, J. Barlow 233 43. J Bearha 331.44, W. Bench J1059 A Black 111.24. W. Blancetl 27 8 50. ;.iV",r.VmS aM"M- c- Bourne 19.34. Wm Hrnran 9UI oo n n... flngton 30881, J. Burden 386 39. ualklna 382.62, N. Cays 278 02 Chaoman 332 n ri.a.n... 301 13, O Chllders 385.12. G. Chll t"h Jv:3. R Clarli 291,08. D. Clifford 342.75, C. Comstock 356 33, ,..,,, f, cook 2tt:i.U2. Cooper 357.77, E. Cooper 244.99 Coverdale 25R in n J--, ,.: Ji".l:,'.&.Cu,ver 30J (H. t. Cut. : burth 330 22. J. Danford 273.03. c. uean 27.5J. H Denier 271 50 R Ditaworth 293.92 r nnn,. o.,4 na W. Dooms 308 09, W, Uowen 289 19' w. lJuncan 260 61. G. Dutton 316.72 E. Earl 326 89. L. Earl 301.01. J "15""" J26 22. H. Ferns 322 32, D. ITpyd 30817. F. Fousl 315 21 W. Garner am s r V.J:JJ: 256.66. C. Goodnight 2RH it 10 Gratiby 1SI.62, A. Haddock 285 95 nan aoj.na. R. Harnish 284.14 Harris 271 75 i,-7.. ... 22a ??' "S'Ch, 288 '" W. Hitch I?,?;15, ? Henderson 2(14 31. G "rQ .Ta3l7R741MT',1,or," 273 3li' irqpi 317.R7. M. Jacqbson 321.64. uiiiison a iB.au, A. Jones 278 92 Jones 339.64, H. Kantor 32B02 Keenev 30.1 in T is-n M. Klliyon 304.02, K. Kite 28500! I. Larson 331 46, H. Leave", 202.73 r "?.rU M- Lomas 273.34 Lnch. J,6,3'99' J Mapalon 258 57 Marshall Qi nt i j 28 41. R. Merrltt 3515. H. Mever 330.0, C. Michael 321. 04. J. Mi lr Your blood is precious. whether you need it in the form of 4 transfusion , . . or whether you are a donor Your RED CROSS distributes blood to everyone ... AT NO CHARGI Won'f you help us to keep ample supplies of blood on hand? v . The loodrondbile RED April 20 Phone Shady Cpve Tuesday, April 19 V.F.W. HAll - From 3:00 to 7:00 PM. Medford Mail Tribune 3S10S, B. Moore 328.74. M. Mors 28926, J. Nikodym 31932. M Owen 238 03, G. Parker 290 61, J. Per lie 278 112. E. Pierce 353 fi5. J Prutlt 278.14, D. Rawlinm 270.19. L. Hhv 281 79. R. Rinabargcr 334.12, G. Robertson 343 41. D. Schulz 328 02, D. Scott 263 58. D Shearin 284.96, F. Sherman 321 53. F. Ship ley 206.14, J, Shone 327.23. S. Shorey 2114 82. I. Shuck 201.13. R Simmons 285 30. P. Smith 21!!) 29. W. Hommer 291.91, H. Stout 314 64, D, Sweet 334.12. E. TlUKpin 320 58. H: Tolle 293 95. L. Vaiideruool 317 54. M. Vijnderpool 262.44. L. Varner 284 69. C. Verstegun 288.13, D. Walden 271.32. W. Walker 285 09. H Wallace 255.47. A. Wat tPnherK 38090, E. White 278 92. G. Williams 288 88. A. W. Leo 21.60. Am. Steel A Supply 508.36. City of Ashland 4.30. Barco 3 32. Big Pines 96.H3. 11. Biddle HB (50. Hruce Bauer Lumher Co. 34.00, BudRe McHugh Supply Co. 132. Copco 471.03. Cal-Ore Machinery Co. 499.40. R. Carstensen 30 5U. Cas cade Electric Motor Service 1 80. Cedar Rapids Engineering Co. 20.40. Central Pump Co. 30.50. Cleaver Brooks 124780. Crater Auto Supply 147 56. Crater Lake Mflfhlnerlv Co, 17.97. Crater Lake Motors 1B3000, Colyear Motor Sales Co. 454. Bl, Courtesy Chevro let 372B. Uean & Taylor Pimtiac Co. 1261.58. Dept. of Motor Ve hicles 6.00, Dumas' Domestic Laun dry 44 22. Eagle Point Water 5 00. Eatherton Engine & Equipment 99p, Electric Supply Co. 34.74. Fam Bearings 137 46. FeenaiiRhty Ma chinery Co. 86 45. Gar-Rro Manu facturing Co. 2.75, Gardner's Ma chine Shop 117.13. Hamlin Motor Co. 84.44. Haupert Tractor Co. 60 24. Hi Martin 56. 10, City of Gold (lill 2 70, Hooper's Radla'.ur Serv ice 7.65, Howard Cooper 198 69, Hubbard Urns. 138 80. Hubbnrd Wray C. d5.26. Huffman Truck & Auto Paris fi.OO, Hydraulic Clvc Service Co. 37.95. International Harvester Co. 407.27, Jack John- OUR "GOOF" It Your Grctvyl BE A K-BOY Blooper-Snooper will be at the CROSS BUILDING 60 Hawthorne St. - 1:00 Till 6:00 P.M. SP 3-3813 MAIL TRIBUNI, Madforrf, Qr, .3 Honday, April 18, ) son 9 3- Uttrell Parti 173 04. Log. reri St Contractors Machinery Co, 81700. E. M. Madden. Trustee 1.011 20 City of Medford 563. Medford Concrete Construction Oo. 422.49, Medford Irrigation Dit. 15.67, Medford Motors SOS, Med ford Plate Glass & Mirror 34 39, Medford Printing Co. 17 89, Med ford Steel CO. 5 26, Medford Saw Shop 1.75, Medford Stationery Store 6.63, Medford Tire Sqrvlc 34 66. M. C. Lininger St Sons 2Q09.25. Mike's Seat Cover Centr 31.00, Modern Office Systems 5215. Monarch 12. 54. Moore Steel Service. Co. 223.26. National Hospital Asso ciation 1.066.10. Office Stationery 36.50, Oregon Liquid Gas 70c. Ore gon Tire St Supply 8.465 98, Pacific Telephone 505, Padgett Auto. Parts 63 70. Parsons Motors 16.Q7. Paul Smith's Saw Shop 4.00, Plerca Freight Lines BOO, Pilch ford 31.84, Public Emplyoees Retirement Board 1710.74. Raesdale 209 33. Redwood Trailer Sales U5O.U0. Re tirement Board 60.05, Rogue Kqutp ment Sales 158.50, ' Rush Electric 890. P. Rynnlng 23.20. So. Ore. Bearing Seles 287.74, Standard Oil Co. 146 35. Sherman-Williams Co: 20.68, State Idustrlal Accident Com mission Q. 131-90, Stevens Corp. 157.35, Texaco 2.610.02. Thrift Auto 55.64, Trowbridge it Ftynrj EyecMq 10.77. U. S. National Bank 5.611.10, Wltham Parti & Equip. 22.98. CLOGSTON'S Metal Weather Stripping and Screens (irlmarei Gladly Phone SP 3-1014 Evening, Z7 Mik it a "ds)tt"nwl