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' 'VrX ,!tSQ& rffc? Tstiak- SCENE OF DESTRUCTION This was the estimated the deaih toll at 1,500 but later cene of death and destruction following the estimates placed it at between 400 and S00. violent earthquake that shattered Lar, Iran, remote mountain town, Sunday. Officials (UPI Telephoto) Take Ike's Place At Conference Washington - (UPI) - Vice President Richard M. Nixon will take over as U.S. repre sentative at the Paris Summit Conference next month if "do mestic requirements' make it necessary for President Eisen hower to return to Washing ton, the White House has an nounced. The four-sentence statement did not elaborate. The summit conference, in volving Eisenhower, British Prime Minister Harold Mac millan, French President Charles de Gaulle and Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush chev is scheduled to start May IS. The four powers have not specified when they expect to wind up the meeting, which will tackle such critical Is sues as disarmament, the German problem, Berlin and a nuclear test ban. In Lisbon May 23 The White House statement -said the President would ar rive in Lisbon, Portugal, for an official visit on the morn ing of May 23 and depart on May 24. . "These dates were selected in the expectation that the summit conference-will have ended by that time," the White House said. But If the conference con tinues beyond May 24, the statement said, "President Eisenhower either will return to Paris, or, if domestic re quirements make this impos sible, will request Vice Presi dent Nixon to represent the United States for the remain der of the conference." Truck Driver Averts Serious Highway Mishap Woodburn (UPD State po lice credited a truck driver's quick thinking with averting a possible serious accident on Highway 99 north of here Tuesday. The mishap occurred, state police said, when a Portland motorist passed out at the wheel of his station wagon and eased into the rear of a 45-foot house trailer being towed by a truck. Robert L. Kincade, Eugene, driver of the truck told offi cers he had passed another truck, gone Into his lane and saw the station wagon cut in behind him. Kincade said he felt a Jar and figured the station wagon had struck the trailer. He managed to bring his rig to a halt. Nosed Into Trailer Kincade and a passenger, Jim Brown of Coburg, went around the trailer and found the station wagon had nosed into the back end of the trail er. The driver, Hugh B. Elliott, 55, Portland, had passed out over the wheal. He told offi cers lie passed out alter he had a coughing spell. State police said tf Kincade had slammed on his brakes it might have resulted in a ser ious acoident. READS PAPER Ashland Dr. Elliott B. Mac Cracken, chairman of the science-mathematics division of Southern Oregon college, read a paper Saturday, April 23, at the annual meeting of the Oregon section of the American Association of Physics Teachers at the Uni versity of Oregon. An ab stract of hia talk "Thermo couple with Unidirectional Characteristics," will be pub lished in the American Journal ot Physics. v V w rij.5 i.i CONFIDENT CANDIDATE I A x ?( '- r 1 , i" - above, told reporters at an airport press conference on his arrival in Portland Tuesday that he was confident he could win primaries In Oregon and the District of Columbia but as of now, not in Maryland." City Considering Forrester to Help Design Equipment Work may start in June or July on several pieces of free-form playground equip ment which are proposed for Medford city parks. The city is considering em ploying Charles H. Forrester, art instructor at the Universi ty of Oregon, to design and supervise construction of the equipment at cost. Forrester was In Medford Friday to discuss with Parks and Recreation Director Rob ert Haworth and commission member Herb Partridge, the feasibility of erecting such ap paratus in Medford's park's. Partridge pointed out that Forrestef can have the equip ment built and installed here for much less than it would cost to purchase the equip ment already constructed. City Provide Manpower It is proposed that the city would provide the manpower for the basic construction, and Forrester would design the equipment, supervise its construction and finish the items himself. He has indicated that he would be available to do this in June or July. This "free-form" play ap paratus is hard to describe, Partridge said, but it is us ually built along the lines of animals, such as turtles or snakes. It is a modern type of equipment, and has proved successful in other cities. Con struction is basically of steel rods and concrete. The apparatus would be financed by local service clubs and groups. The Moose lodge has already donated $250 to use for such equipment in STUDDING 3 ft tofttr Round Bachi 2i4 ' $30.00 ptt M Economy $ Rotctt 23 ' $11.00 pir M Reject! 2i4 ' $10.00 ptf M (NO DELIVERY) Delah Timber Products Whit City, Ore. Phone TA 6-2671 or Ereninge SP 3-51 10 ml-;'- f - ; J :. tf. V Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) (UPI Telephoto) Jackson park and the Kiwanls club has committed itself to construct a free-form sandbox at a cost not to exceed $400 in Hawthorne park. Partridge said the Elks lodge is considering a similar donation for turtles and snakes. If employed, Forrester has offered to develop a plan for a Hawthorne park play ground area where various types of the equipment can be added from year to year and still maintain an overall con tinuity of the area. 150 High School Seniors Visit SOC Ashland - More than 150 high school seniors from Ore gon and northern California attended high school visita tion day at Southern Oregon college last Saturday, Student Affairs Director Dr. Alvin Fellers has announced. Highlight of the day was attendance at the address by Sen. John F. Kennedy, demo cratic presidential candidate. At the opening session Sat urday morning, seniors heard welcomes from Bob Mead, student body president, and Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, SOC president. The college brass choir, under the direction of Dr. Herbert Cecil, provided entertainment. - During the day, visitors at tended short simulated clas ses, designed to acquaint the prospective college students FOR SALE Economy 2i4 I' $20.00 tr M Economy 4 Rejects 14 I' $1S.00 per M SOLD ONLY ( THE UNIT 1600 Feet Per Unit Prices FOB Mill School News Medford High School Edited by Jim Frak. Staff i Jim McCormack, Diane Mohr, Susy Reulo, Edonnt Pace and Ann Mac-Manama, Representatives from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines were at MHS Mon day during sixth period to talk to all interested senior boys. The panel consisted of the local recruiting sergeant from each of the services. They ex plained requirements of their particular division of the arm ed forces. The annual election meet ing of the Latin club was held Tuesday, In place of first consul San dy Sanner, Sandy Shugart was elected. Carl Washburn took the place of Sharon O'Connors for second consul. Marilee Patch, praetor, was replaced by Jim Tungate. Julie Latham has taken Penny Linn's office of scriptor-quaes-tor. All the newly elected offi cers are sophomores. Qualified sophomores and juniors have been asked to sign a paper, expressing their interest in joining the History, Economics, and Civics associ ation at MHS. To quality, a student must have had at least one semester of a social stud ies subject and must have re ceived at least a B average. Invitations to attend an ini tiative meeting will be sent to all who signed up, and new officers will be elected at this time. Tuesday the French club elected officers for 1960-61, according to Maxine Smith, club advisor. Elected were J u 1 i a n n e Yoakley, president; Nancy Donahue, vice president; Te resa Six, secretary; and Ca reen Carter, treasurer. Wednesday, juniur pledges to Torch Honor met in the cafeteria during registration room to rehearse initiation ceremonies. Only 35 senior boys have not had their senior inter view, it was reported this week. Alex McDonald, dean, con ducts the Interviews, which are given in hopes of show ing the boy where his Interests lie. The boys are shown tests which they have taken through the years, and the dean explains the require ments ot the particular voca tion in which the student shows interest. The interviews are planned to be of great benefit to the student in helping him choose the right vocation. Seniors who have not had their interview should contact their dean and arrange for one as soon as possible. Elections for members of the rally squad were to have been held last week, but were cancelled until this week. Students were to try-out be fore the student body at spec ial assemblies both Thursday and Friday with voting being done immediately following. Poor weather prevented the meets both times. Cards and announcements for graduation went for the seniors last week, and are now being sold in the main hall near the office. The re mainder of the cost must be paid at the time the student picks up his merchandise. The Future Teachers of America club meeting, origin ally scheduled last Tuesday, was held Monday in the scl ool cafeteria. The change was blamed on a conflict re garding use of the lunch room. Members of the Qirls vocal sextet presented two selec tions from "Oklahoma" at the annual meeting of the Jack son County Medical and Health association held at the Red Cross building Friday. The musical group, directed by Justin Dyrud, vocal music supervisor, were also served lunch at the affair. . with a typical freshman sched ule. Discussion groups led by SOC faculty and student lead, ers were held to answer questions about college life. A tour of the campus was pro vided by the SOC chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national scouting service fraternity. Saturday evening, seniors attended the Populaires spring concert and were guests of the girls of Susanne Homes hall at their spring house dance. An Exrmienced Man . . . E. H. MANN RtPUILICAN FOR Stale Representative The Oroeon Voter, In "Who'l Whe In the I MS Legislature," has thlt le say abeirt Roe. Mann: "Jtybbem rijhrer far kli Met! . . . talks well and not too often . . . Miinel I to belle problems, and rotlne, rec ord was tacollent," IEGAI NOTICES " NOTICE Notice ll hereby given that the State Land Board of Oregun has received from the Oregon State Hospital at Salem, Oregon, cash to the credit of former patients of said hospital at follows: Charlel Alters, $1B5.6 and John Robison, $169 30: that under ORS 120210 said sums less claims of creditors, if any, and of the State of Oregon against the estates of said patients are subject to escheat to the State of Oregon. c. t fierce. Cleric STATE LAND BOARD Notice of School Election Upon Question ol Increasing Tax Levy Over Amount Limited bv Section 11. Article XI, stale Constitution Notice is hereby given that an elecUon will be held In School Dis trict No. il of Jackson County, State of Oregon, from 2 P.M. to S P.M. on May U. 1960. at IP. High School Gym Elk-Trail School Shady Cova School in said school district, for the purpose of sub mitting to tne legal voters or saia district the question of increasing the tax levy for the fiscal yenr 19U0-1U61 over the amount limited by section 11, article XI, of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for increasing such levy are: The tax base is inade quate to cover the budgetary needs. It has been necessary to exceed the (ITo limitation for years. The amount of tax, in excess of the 6 limitation, proposed to be levied for said fiscal year Is $378, 23S.07. Dated this 14 day of April, 1960. Attest: BERYL HICKSON District Clerk RAY TRESHAM Chairman Board of Directors NOTICE OF PUBLICATION M . A . No. 064 1 1 Oregon Land Office, Bureau of Land Manage ment, Portland. Oregon, Mar. 17. IDIiO. Notice is hereby given that Wil Uam E. Caldwell ana his wife Doris Conger Caldwell, of 320 N. 30th. Corvallis, Oregon haw made appli cation for a mineral patent for the Seattle Bar Placer mining claim. This claim la described ai The N W quarter of the S.W. quarter of Sec. 11, Township 41 S. Range 4 W. and Is In the Upper Applegate area of Jackson County, Oregon. This property was located April 20, 1034 and filed August 26, 1954 by the above named owners, and is recorded In Vol 6D. Page 279, No. 371301 in Jackson County rec ords. This constituted an amended location by the same owners, who had held this claim bv location and performance of assessment work since into. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the mining ground, veins, lodes, premises, or any portion thereof, so described, surveyed. platted and applied for, are hereby notified unless their adverse claims are duly filed according to law and the regulations there-under, within the time prescribed by law. with the Manager, United States District Land Office at Portland, Multno mah County. Oregon, they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of said statute. Virgil o. setser Manager NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Mutter of the Estate of ALICE MILDRED DEFORD, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the underslsned has been appoint ed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Coun ty, executrix ot tne estate oi Mice Mildred DeFord. deceased. All per sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the said claims with the prop er vouchers to the undersigned Executrix at the offices of Harbi son and Piazza, 207 U.S. National HanK Building, Meciiora, 'jreRon, within six months from the iate of this notice. Dated and first pub lished this 20th day of April, 1060. Beryl Emily Bollinger Executrix Harbison and Piazza Attorneys for Executrix No. 10630 NOTICE OF HCARING ON FIN At. AI'fOIINT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THK STATE UC UHfiliUW un JALA- SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of C. F. FERGUSON. Deceased Notice is hereby given that Irene Banks, executrix of the Estate of C. F. Ferguson, deceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, her first and final account and report as such executrix of said estate, and the 31st day of May, I960, at the hour of 9:00 o'clock A.M. In courtroom of said Court at the Court House, Medford. Jackson County. Oregon, has been fixed as the time and place for hearing of objections to said final account and report, and all persons hav ing objections thereto are hereby requited to make or file the lame on or before said time. Dated April 27. 1960. , s IRENE BANKS ' Executrix Robert D. Dames, Attorney Medford, Oregon NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the Jackson County Court will receive sealed bids for the purchase of the following described real property. Beginning at a point that Is 30 feet North and 143B.02 feet East of Southwest corner of D L.C. No. 68 In Township 87 South, Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon; thence North 933.6 feet; thence East 116.65 feet; thence South 933.8 feet; thence West 116.65 feet to the Solnt of beginning. Containing 5 acres. Bids will be received at the office of the County Court in the Court house at Medford. Oregon, on or before 10:00 o'clock AM. on the 4th day of May, i960. All bids must be accompanied with a certified check or bidder's bond In the amount of not leM than 5 of the bid. Bids must be sealed and marked on the outside "Bid on county land". The Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 19th day of April, I960. JACKSON COUNTY COURT By: Earl M. Miller County Judge Chester H. Wendt County Commissioner II. A. James County Commissioner Mm SP 3-42? DAILY'S U-DRIVE Medford Airport Paid Pol. Adv. E. H. Mann P.O. Box 1587 ''4 j r? TIED UP IN DEBTS New York Just before World War II, the average American worker owed $1 in Installment debt for each $14 of annual take-home pay. Last year, his obligations reached a high of more than $1 for every $9 of yearly after-tax Income, according to the Bureau of Advertising of the American Newspaper Pub-1 Ushers association. HURRY . 76th $100.00 IN PRIZES Free drawing for $100.00 In merchandi gift certifi cate! during Hubbard Brot. 76th Birthday Sale. Drawing Saturday, April 30. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN. You do not have to buy to participate) Just come in and register. FIRST PRIVE $50.00 in Merchandise of Your Choice SECOND PRIZE $25.00 In Merchandise of Your Choice THIRD PRIZE $15.00 In Merchandise of Your Choice FOURTH PRIZE $10.00 in Merchandise of Your Choice DRAWING SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 5 P.M. All Prices on Our "Anniversary COAT HOOKS HOBBY VISE HUNTING KNIFE ...,., Wllton'i Hobby Vlao has IVi" rUIEnO No, 36 c b(ind Hunrlne Cast metal, plated finish Coat iw Cill k, , ,t llly lna,. K3( B1,u eht(IIn, p,,,j 6 k,, wi,1 i,,,,, M,h .heart. 0 V:,.M.?i!!,V.ItC"-.. Slip out of ban for storage. pilar slip joint type. Regular 5 Inch rigid blede, rustless. ANNIVERSARY PRICI Regular 4.98 78c. Regular $4.25 2 21 Alv,rMrv $47 AnniiYa,,ary 52 Annpiver,ary $88 M.I.U . n.u un,.L CARPENTER'S HAMMER Compare these stainless steel tools with Tho, Speedway Model 20 ll.ctrl. Drill ha. fa , , hammr wlth fcher hln. "- '""L"!! lots of power and l geared typo chuck o)r14 ot. torged steel head. Guaranteed ?" '"'I'" ,"nM " .TJ- -"- D'",,"" fee' ,ht ..w. R.gu,.r X. spatulas, hanging rack. Regular 88c Annlv.rtary $195 Anniverwry 65 Anniversary ft Etch HOUSE JACKS lW'Kli" 12 ton Screw Jacks commonly used tor houso raising and repair. Reg. 16.10. Anniversary $ 15 Price iJk PICNIC CHEST The No. 12IH chest it attractive metallic groan on the outside, smooth rustlesa aluminium inside. Lid hat tpacial can tilever hinges. Chett hat food separator and drain hott. Anniversary Price $120 CHAIN BLOCK Marine Compass CABINET CATCH FRICTION TAPE Vi ton Durbin-Durco Chain Model 87 AirGuido Marina J B- polyethylen Cabinet Catch oO foot roll i-lnch wld frit-' Blocks will eirend to at much Compass with super power ' unusual in design. Hal good e0n tape. Security brand mad at 10 feet between blocks. Anic, y Magnet. Reg. 7.S0. holding qualities. Regular St. g. U.S. Rubber. Regular 52t. Regular 35.15. ANNIVERSARY PRICI An ;'rr $26451 At.ir $495l Ziro rzir 39' NYLON BRAID ROTISSERIE BARBECUE Outdoor Clothes Dryer Reinforced Water Hose 24-inch Barbecue with bra.ier, one-piece Family site Clothe. Dryer with 84-inch long l'uVll'l "h"... 'ft'" mud! hood, U.L. approved motor. Chrome plat. Knot for full width sheets all line, are 1 " H?"' jJ. sta, fLlble This ed grill and spit. Bowl it htavy 18-g.ug. parallel and all the ttm. length. Center .T.f A J.rlT.'s to! .dverHsed b'r.ndt! .teal. Rubber tire wheels. Leg. have tri.n- pol. it galvanised for strength, arm. and " " 5"? gular bracing. Weight 34 pounds. Rtgu- br.cet ar. aluminum for lightness. 210 '"'' "'" NJ' " '.u",," lar 18.95. feet of plastic line.. Regular 18.50. 1 95. Anniversary. Anniversary OA 4Q Anniversary CQO Anniversary ffiej Add ' Price lQVy 1 Price 1388 - GALLON GLASS MILK JUGS Round shape for easier clean ing, sntplock wire btla JVt inch opening. Regultr 55c. Anniversary Price 43 Sherwin-Williams "S.W.P." It Sherwin Williams best quality il typ houi paint. Choic f tpocitl undercoater, white or regular colors. Gil ion cant. Regular 7.45. Anniversary Price $539 Mnnio)lo)iEAIoiln. ,. yrLk Inl II II I rV I rtV IIJ1 I II II Bros., inc. FTO MAIN AND RIVERSIDE MEDFORD, OREGON GOLD OUTPUT UP New York (UPI) Gold pro duction is on the Increase. Mines in the world's major producing countries turned out approximately 20 million ounces in 1059, or $700 mil lion worth. This represented a 14 per cent rise over the pre vious year. A Too Late To Classify fbH RENT S-bdrm.. partially furnished duplex. Near schools. 718 West 14th St. . . Ends Saturday! HUBBARD BROS. Terrific Savings! DUST MOP O'Ceder'. "Lady Marietta" tri angular dust mop. Regular 2.95. Anniversary Price TIE OUT CHAIN 10 (oat Tit Out Chain lor larger animals. Tho awfval in the middle prevents kinking. Has a fastner and ring an aach end. Regu lar 2.49. Anniversary Price Immersible Perk Mirro't New No. 170 spout tost, completely immersibra Electric Percolator, makes 5 to 10 cupt. Regular 14.9a. Anniversary Price $12 88 S.W.P. A Better Sleeping Bag Hlrich Weit J4"a80" bag with pair modal tipper (two begs sip together) S pound Cela-Cloud filler Titan-tough dobby cover S) Stnforited flannel liner Insulated weather flap Detachable head flap So thlt bag to appreciate the quality. Regular li.t 23.95. Anniversary Price nurttjt eti n aima I - llf ff I IV J A-Too lata To Classify rOR SALE 9" Tilling arbor. SP 2-2035. Deha table saw. Ozone machine. PLANNING a vacation this sum mer? Come and see how it is done. Two beautiful travel films! AI.CAN trip and ALASKAN wild life to be shown at High school. Thursday. April 24 7 ; p.m. Sponsored by Mcuiurd Ride and Pistol Club for their youth work. 28 Douglas Fir TNG $33 per M. Good sheathing lumber $35 per M Beautiful 1x6 V-rustlc Cedar $100 per M. 4xR by " V-grooved preflnished Mahomanv $4 80 each. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix, White City, Ashland MITIf TINY Chain Binders Boat Tie Down Binder Really Strong and won't vi brate loose. Regular $2.25 Anniversary Price SI. 70 Specials" Good This Week Only! I CUTLERY SETS No. 701 1W Flint Irand S plot Kitchen Cutlerly Set all knives have Waverly Stay Sharp edges and genuine Pakkaweed han dles. Regular I I.4S. Anniversary CeVQQ Price J $95 Anniversary Price o FOOT STEP LADDER ( fot clear grain itep ledder. Top pier It tteel bound and every tttp supported with tteel rod. Regular 7.0B. Anniversary Price $429 $1288 V74r 4UC .3. tAINT NOW Before spring ruh. . Low prlcei. Beit work. 8P 2-7351. 18 yr. In valley. $7" 4x8 V groove Ribbon Mahogany 10.05 iheet- Farmen Lumber Co., Barnett V Rivertide. SP 2562. FENCING A Specialty Farmen Lumber Co. Barnett V Riverside SP 2-5462 COLOR ENLARGEMENTS from Kodacolor or slides. 5x7 'i $100, 8xin $200. Until May 1st only. Phillips. 703 Beatty. SP 2-9318. Price Effective Thru Sat., April 30, Onlyl SKI TOW ROPE Quick splice diimtnd weave polyethylene Ski Tow Rope. Regular 5c ft. ANNIVERSARY PRICE 3 Foot LAYVN SPRINKLER Sherman J-1 Wave Sprinkler waters up to 40'iSO' area using s" hos Has Flip-Qulk 3- way Control. Regular I II Anniversary Price $597 MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdford Or. Wtdniiday, Apr. 37, m0 A-Too late To Classify DE WALT Heavy Contractor Saw Model GES, I horsepower tingle phato motor. 5" dtep cut. Cross curt 19 inches ot en Inch, material. Regular $940. $85000 Lawn Sprinkler Sherman J-1 wav sprinkler waters up to 40'i50' area using t" diameter hois net Flip-Quick 3-way control. Regu lar Anniversary Price $597 Triple Spray Sprinkler Nationally advertised brand sprinkler h) designed with three separata tubes to make It lie list sprays evenly the full length and up to 25 feet wide. Turn ft face down for toaklng. 50 foot length. Regular 4.95. Anniversary 94 Oft Price VsJstjg Same 25 foot length Regular 3.4S ANNIVERSAY PRICE 2.39 FREE DELIVERY within Medford City Limits $1.00 Minimum Purchase
