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CONCEPTION OF DYNA SOAB The Air . Force hai announcod that the Boeing Air plane Co. has been ordered to go ahead with "design and ground testing" of i manned pace ihip. Known is Dyna Soar, the craft will be a winged glider booated into orbit by a Titan Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. This artist's conception shows the Dyna Soar Try and By BENNETT CERF- AN INCIDENT occurred in a Pennsylvania PX recently that will delight any ex-serviceman worth his salt. A hoity-toity second lieutenant was caught without the proper change in front of a cig ret machine, so he flag fed I passing private and asked, "Got change for a dollar?" . "I think so," said the private cheerfully. "Wait till I see." The lieutenant drew himself up stiffly and barked, "Private, that is not the way to address an officer. We'll replay thia scene. Got change for a dollar?" The private saluted smartly and said, "No, sir." " The first day 10-year-old Mark Topping went fislng was not, xutly a auccegr. The sun was merciless, the boat leaked- and, worst of all, not one fish even nibbled at the bait Finally Mark threw down Ms pole, scratched his stm-bumed nose, and an nounced, "I quit I can't seem to get waited on," C I960, ry Bennett Cerf. Distributed by Klnc Features Syndicate Feeding the Family By ZOLA Feed Soma Mealtime Don'is For Anxious Parents Parents are urged not to make a moral issue of 'food in feeding the child. The experts say that food choices should be automatic; that parents should not bargain with baby; should not Insist that he take . "just one bite more" ad Intin ' item. . Parents, say the experts, . need to be relaxed and free : from fatigue to cope with the meal-time spirit of the very ' young and to make a happy home. Assume that children will ; accept the food served; be ' cairn and confident about it. : Give children small servings, 'particularly of new foods. Let them ask for more. . Expect some table accl ; dents. As awkwardness goes, j good manners will come. Let the children share In I table conversation. Encourage ! them to talk. This is no time for scolding or rehashing mis takes or differences of opin ion. To Dromote nood eating ' habits, as the children grow ! older, wlso parents will set a good example by eating the J right foods themselves. Very Young Behavior. ; Many feeding problems ; arise as a result of misman- ( agement early in feeding cx- Iperiments. All eating exper iences should be pleasant. I Many babies reject new foods SIPIEOAL Ends Tomorrow! SATURDAY, APRIL 30 . Tr.-;;;.:::p fimk American - Iaptch $(5) 50 SET U U -X. Valley Plumbing 2101 W. Main Stop Me VINCENT Editor because the texture, taste or even the spoon are new and different. A very young child likes lukewarm foods. Ofttimes sim ply thinning solid foods makes them more acceptable. Many pediatricians begin with strained fruit rather than strained vegetables. Finger foods like whole pieces of fruit and vegetables are excellent for toddlers who learn food through touch as well as taste. Outdoors Eating With summertime ahead meals moved outdoors often, be sure that baby is comfor table, in the shade, prefer ably seated in the familiar chair used Indoors. Ham Loaf Is Coffee Glared Ham, happily, can take on a variety of flavor-guises. One good way is to combine it with lean pork, season it well, glaze it with this coffee mix ture. Eight servings. This is very good cold too If you're lucky enough to find that out. 2 pounds lean pork 1 pound smoked ham, ground. 2 eggs 4 cup ketchup Few drops Tabasco U teaspoon salt Combine all ingredients and shape into loaf. Bake, uncov ered, in moderate oven, 325 degrees, two hours. During Standard Leu Fitting! hone SP 3-3102 as it would appear carried beneath a North American B-70 Valkyrie Mach Three bomb er, The space vehicle will combine the bal listic missile and the airplane In maneu verable machine that can put man Into orbit and let him land routinely at large air bases. (Aviation Week Photo - UPI Telephoto) last hour, baste several times with this Coffee Glaze. Coffee Glarei Combine one cup firmly packed brown sugar, one cup brewed cof fee, one teaspoon dry mus tard, one tablespoon mixed pickling spices tied In cheese cloth, and one teaspoon vine gar; bring to boil. Simmer un til mixture forms thick syrup. Remove spice bag. As we said, eight servings and very good hot or cold. Flounder Fillets Divan Are Truly Divine The delectable sweet fla vor of fillets of sole, a mem ber of our west coast's floun der family, combines ideally with broccoli when sauced in this adaptation of the famous "Divan" recipe named by the Divan Pansienne restaurant. For each four servings: 1 'A pounds sole fillets 1 package frozen broccoli, cooked. 1 can cream of mushroom soup. 1 cup grated sharp cheese '4 cup sherry. Dash pepper. Poach sole fillets In season ed water, simmering gently for about 10 minutes. Arrange cooked broccoli in shallow baking dish; top with poached fillets. Heat mushroom soup with sherry and pepper just to bubbling in small sauce pan. Pour over fillets and broccoli In baking dish; top with grated cheese. Heat in 350 degree oven for about 10 minutes until cheese melts or place briefly under low broil er flame. Vegetable Parade Suggests Week's Best Buys At this season, we lineer longer among the vetgetablcs displayed in such splendor And well we may! Vegetables are vital to the good health and general well-being of the ramuy. It Is a sad fact that many of our fast-growing chil dren are not getting enough vegetables in their diet. Vegetables, green and vel- low, supply a wealth of need ed vitamins and minerals along with other valuable nu trients. Lettuce. Let us take advan tage of the wonderful heads of crisp Iceberg lettuce; com bine with romaine and other lettuce types for color, tex ture and flavor interest; com bine with other fresh vege tables, with cottage cheese, diced cheese, meat or fish. Squash. Enjoy Italian and summer squash more often. Fry sliced unpeeled Italian squash slowly in a little oil or bacon fat, turning until lightly browned. Sprinkle with sslt and pepper; add to mato sauce; cover and steam briefly; sprinkle with cheeese. Cabbage. Tender young cab bage, shredded in salads or quickly cooked ( seven min utes will do it). Treat the family to celery-seed-seasoned cole slaw with sour cream dressing. Combine shredded cabbage with raw carrots. celery, onions, peppers or to matoes; with apple pineapple ana raisins and any favored salad dressing. Green Papptn. Add flavor and color to salads and cream ed dishes. Children will eat them avidly when offered in strips along with celery stalks, carrot sticks and other finger food. Stuff peppers with loft- over meat, fish, macaroni. Celery, Cauliflower. Serve bits of celery and raw cauli flower in salads; offer them on relish tray. Cream celery for a change or simmer gen tly In beer. Enjoy cauliflower boiled, baked, au gratin, creamed, pickled, breaded and sauteed. Then there's an abundance of asparagus, artichokes and carrots for menu variety. Fruit stands offer avocados, grapefruit, oranges, pears In profusion; also Anjou and Winter Nells pears, pineapple, papaya and strawberries In creasing in supply right along. Boy Stays Awoke To Hatch Pigeon Montgomery, Ala. - Kenny Fuller, 13, stayed awake all night to hatch a pigeon. He kept the egg, from which sounds of the baby's pecking were coming, warm in his hands. Kenny said the mother pigeon flew away and didn't come back to her noiK After the hatching, he took over the Job of feeding with an yt-dropper, i MAIL TAIBUNI, Mae-fere, Or. I Friday, April 29, 1960 Coat Fashions in New Season Are Utilizing White What a wonderful season for whltel And see what won. derful wearable ways for white-ln the new coat show. ings! Long or short . . casual or dressy . . soft touched woolen or sleek, crisp finish . . . white is right and makes the excit ing coats for the new season especially thrilling! Shaping up to big fashion are flattering white coats in flannels, basket weaves, peb ble weaves, crepes, Jersies, fleeces, boucles, plushes, loop ed and brushed surfaces -in woolens, worsteds and blends Many Styles Slim, single breasted styles with deep notched collars . braid bound cardigan coats . . . double breasted split level styles and a wide range of clutch styles or "fling" coats with show-off linings catch fashion's spotlight in white. For extra fashion spice -take a generous serving of white, sprinkle well with bold black, or a wide range of con trast pastels-and you see the makin's for some of the sea son's smartest coats in checks, tweeds, plaids, novelty weaves and novelty knits! The stand-out coat style is the one with the cape-look back and the flat front! But easy-fitted and belted coats have a nonchalant look about them ...double breasted coachman styles have an air of sophistication and collar less necklines on slim-bodied coats are equally at home in casual and elegant settings. Daytime Formal The more formal looking coat for important daytime doings or for after-five occa sions have a somewhat fuller look. They boast such fanciful fabrics as ottomans, petit points, sharkskins and silks, of all types, to set them off. As elsewhere throughout the fashion picture, pale toned coats sparkle with a discreet elegance! From white to greige, from pale pinks to del icate lilacs and in all the pale citrus tones . . .the coat look is the light look! The big style difference in coats for spring 1960 is found again in the sleeve interest . . deep, dolman cuts; fullness from the shoulder; puffed, pushed-up handlings and cape treatments give Impetus to the so-wearable silhouette! Well-Defined Waist Back in Fashion The well-defined waistline is back in all its beauty this spring, and white leather belts help focus attention to it! Not only all-white belts but black, pastel and brilllant-hued lea thers are accented liberally with white to encircle the waist with flattery! rnougn waistlines are slightly lower this season, traces of the high Empire line still lingcrl Hence, many lea ther belts are pleated, cuffed and softly sashed to give want ed waistline variations. Ranging from the narrow est sliver of fabric, leather or metal, newest belts flash Im aginative detailing and colors, right Into the wiset sash-types! All blacks and all whites, and the two combined, are in the lead - however every tint and color value - from creamy vanilla to the sunniest brown are smart and new! Men's New Note in Suits Is Color A new note in men's suits this spring is color , , , espe cially in shades of olive. They range all the way from soft tan olives to deep black tones - with medium mixtures of gray-olives In between. But the color spectrum is a wide one; this season It in cludes lots of grays, browns and blues In shades to please every man. New this season is the "sports suit" or "country suit" - designed to be equally ap propriate for cither business or leisure wear. Versatile is the word for these newcomers. With Jackets cut along the lines of sports coats, they're made with mulching trousers - or trousers in the same fab ric but without the patterns of the Jacket. Some have a hand some vest In a contrasting col or. Experts predict a growing popularity for these multi-use outfits. Driver Was Trapped From All Directions Ada, Okla.-Arnett Hucbner brought his ear to a stop when he saw another auto bearing down on him In the wrong lane. As the ear swept past, miss ing him, Huebner's car was struck from behind by a third auto. 4 M ikii II 1! I i 4m :- h If SPACE MONKEY NOW PAPA Mike, the space monkey who gained fame by reaching an altitude of 37 miles in an Aerobee rocket, is a proud papa. He and the new offspring. as yet unnamed, are shown at The Medical A)' V Dlseaaes Due To Viruses I recently read an excellent review of the viral diseases by Drs. W. J. Martin and W. E. Wellman of the Mayo Clinic. It is an important subject be cause most of the acute infec tions of man, his children, and his domestic animals are due to vi ruses. Today, these viruses can be grown in the labora tory and iden tified by ex perts. Before the year 1800, the worst of the viral dis eases was smallpox. , smallpox. Everyone had to have it, and in terrible epi demics it would kill hundreds of thousands of people. Then came vaccination, and In those few countries in which its use was well enforced, the disease was almost wiped out. Today, thousands of people who do not know how awful the disease still can be, fight to prevent the vaccination of their children. Today, great efforts are be ing made to control measles. In 1956, in this country, mea sles caused twice as many deaths in children as were caused by polio. Now doctors are finding that many chil dren with behavior problems are suffering from the results of an encephalitis or brain fever that came with an at tack of measles. Vaccines are now being tried out. Interest ingly, shingles has been found to be due to the virus of chicken-pox. Mumps Can Be Serious As many know, mumps, especially in some adults, can be a serious disease. Hence it is to be hoped that It can soon be brought under con trol with a vaccine. In 20 per cent of adult men mumps at tacks the testicles. The virus can attack the brain, the ovaries, the heart muscle, the pancreas (the big digestive gland back of the stomach), the thyroid gland, and other organs. Rarely, It leaves some deafness. Few people know that dur ing an epidemic of polio, 95 per cent of the thousands of people who have the virus growing in their bowel have no symptoms. But they get protected from developing later a paralyzing form of the disease. The Coxsackie vl ruses often produce a polio like disease, also at times a paralyzing backache, a pleur isy, and an Inflammation of the heart muscle. Today there is much Inter est in the adenoviruses which produce a sort of cold with large glands in the neck. The disease can be picked up In swimming-pools. The difficulty about making a good vaccine against influ- j enza is that there are ut least j seven viruses known to cause i the disease, and they keep changing all the time. As a result, the vaccine available, ! when an epidemic strikes, may not be the one needed to combat that pnrtlculai vi rus. By the time large amounts of vaccine for the special virus can be made, the virus may have changed again! 'Cold' Vaccine Sought Similar difficulties prob- i ably will be encountered as experts struggle to make ef finrnt vaccines to protect us against the "common cold." ! Even if they should produce good vaccines, the chances are j that these would not protect 1 Dr. AWarei the Washington, D. C, zoo. (UPI Telephoto) Roundup emeritus Comulunt Id a: M.o CUble Priifeaiuf of us for more than a few months at a time. Today we much need vaccines to pro tect us from the severe form of hepatitis or inflammation of the liver. In recent years, a new type of vaccine has ben made to protect against rabies (hydro phobia). It has several ad vantages over the old type. Unfortunately, antibiotics are of no value in treating dis eases due to viruses, and it is questionable if one should try to modify the course of these diseases with cortisone Mke durgs. They can do harm as well as good. The big hope today Is that more and more experts have learned to study viruses, to identify them, and to make vaccines that can be used to combat Infections by them. Dr. Alvarez' booklet on menophause and hysterec tomy may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed en velope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tri bune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1860) Tights Now Available In Maternity Fashion First there were tights for dancers, then for young la dies, then for all ladles, then for men and children , . . and now the one forgotten can also enjoy the fun and comfort of tights . . . Mom-to-be! Her specially designed tights offer a sleek long leg ged look plus warmth and support for tired legs. A semi-circle of faced elas tic is inset around a pouch shaped center section for mild support. The stretch tights are available in loads of colors. STAGECOACH ORCHARD APPLES At Greatly Reduced Prices Delicious $1.00 per lug Spitz $2.00 per lug Weekdays 8 to 5 Sundays Noon ti 5. I LEGAL NOTICES 'NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. ,0639 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON fOH JACtV SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE VV MAlUfc otHUMAWULH, Decerned NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ll.it the above court hat appointed the undersigned administrator ol the estala nr Maria Schumacher. de ceased. All persona having claims against said (slate are hereby re quired to present the same with proper vouchers within six months irom inis aate ai me omces oi Frohnmayer, Lowry, Hofin & Deatheraee. Cooley Theatre Build ing. Medford, Oregon. Dated and first published April S, 1060. WILLIAM V. DEATHERAGE Administrator SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION No. 60-221-K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON W. T FASEL and MARY MINOR FASEL, Plaintiffs, C. J. RALIS: CATHERINE HUD SON: MRS. C. A. RALLS; I. F. RALLS: EVA McELROY: MAUD WHITNEY: MINNIE WHITNEY; 1ABLE WH ITNEY: GROVE WHITNEY: HUTCH WHITNEY; ANNA WHITNEY; DORIS WHIT NEY; MRS. CHARLES G. BUSH. JR.: HOWARD MANSFIELD; CLYDE MANSFIELD; FANNY DEACON: RICHARD MANS FIELD: HELOISE MANSFIELD; JAMES MANSFIELD: JOHN MANSFIELD: PATRICK MANS FIELD; ROBERT MANSFIELD; DON VERNE MANSFIELD: HOPE MANSFIELD; HELEN MANSFIELD; HOWARD MANS FIELD; BEATRICE MANSFIELD; NAT DEAN; HENRY HUNTS. MAN; WILLIAM HUNTSMAN; the respective husbands and wives of each of the above named Defendants; the unknown heirs of John F Ralls; William Ralls, Fanny Whitney. Hanna Mansfield. Clarence Mensrield, Mamie Leabo and Mary Hunts man; the unknown heirs of each of the above named Defendants and the unknown heirs of the respective husbands and wives of each of the above named Defend- ants: also all other pi parties unknown, claiming any rieht. title, estate, lien or inter est in the real estate described In the Complaint herein, Defendants. To each, every and all of the above named uetendanls: In the name of the State of Ore gon, you, and each of you, are here by required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in tne anove entmea suit on or oeiore the last dav of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons, and if you fail so to ap pear and answer said Complaint, for want thereof, the Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in their Complaint, suc cinctly stated as follows, to-wit: mat a decree De entered aajuoi- cating any and all right, title, estate, lien or claim which you. or any of you, have, or claim to have. to. or uoon tne real property described as follows, to-wit: Lot 4 and the Southwest Quar ter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 2, In Township S7 South, Range S West of the Willamette Meridian In Jack son County. Oreaon and declaring any and all such claims to be null and void: and decreeing that the said Plaintiffs are the owners, in fee simple, of the said premises, and of the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title, estate, lien or inter est of said Defendants, or any of them, and that each and all of the Defendanta herein and each and all nersona claimine. or to claim by, through, or under them, or any of them, be forever enjoined, re strained and barred from asserting, attempting to establish, or claim ing any right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to said property, or any portion thereof, and that Plaintiffs' title to said premises be forever quieted and set at rest. The date of the Order for publi cation of thia Summons la April 6. lutju. ine time prescrinea lor pudii- cation of this Summons is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The date of the first publi cation of this Summons Is April 8, 1&90. Clif D. Ouellette. Attorney for Plaintiffs Post Office Address: 12B East Main Street, Medford. Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 1016 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON In the Matter of the Estate of PETE GERTSON, Deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, by an order of the above court duly made and en tered on March 28. 10S0, was ap pointed Executrix of the above named estate and has duly quali fied as such Executrix. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby noUfied to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to Van Dyke. Dellenbach & McGood v.n. attorneys for the estate. 110 Last Sixth Street. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice. Dated and first published April 39, 1060. Hazel D. Gertson Van Dyke. Dellenbach eV McGoodwIn Attorneys for Executrix P!!tr"M:rVnMH,4t '"lP rUallSl aa. FJ J DIAL SPring 2-6141 LEGAL NOTICES No. -,t-.,g IN THE CIRCmf'cOUKT ' or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE. COUNTY OF MCKSON PHOENIX LUMBER MaNUFAC TURING CO.. an Oregon corpo ration, aka Phoenix Un Manufacturing Company, an Ore gon corporauon, ,,, ABE DELOVAGE and JANE DOE DELOVAGE. his wife, f married and MORRIS DELOVAGE and JANE ROSE DELOVAGE. h.s wife. If married, and also all otn er persons or parues unknown claiming any right, title, estate, hen or Interest In the real prop erty described In the complaint hr,ln' Defendant.. TO EACH. EVERY AND ALL OF THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFEND- INNTHE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you. and each of you, are hereby required to appear on or before May IS. 10. and answer the complaint filed against you In the above-entitled suit and if you fall to so appear and answer said complaint plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demand ed In Its complaint. Said relief is that a decree be entered quieting plaintiff's title to the following-described real prop- rf he East one half of the South west quarter and the West one half of the southeast quarter of Section 34. Township 37 South. Range 9 East of the Willamette Mer'dlan in Jackson County, Oregon. . , . , and decreeing that the cla ms of all other persons against said real property be forever barred. This summons is dated and first published April 15. 1060 pursuant to an order of the above-entitled court dated April 13. I960 VAN DYKE. DELLENrJACK A McGOODWIN Attorneys for plaintiff 110 East Sixth Street Medford, Oregon Ne. 10781 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE M ATE ur untuun rsjn rtwv SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate IVIE LENA DeSHAZO, jjcurascu, the above entitled court has ap pointed the undersigned executrix ot the estate of Ivie Lena DeShazo, deceased. All persons having claims against saiu csiaiu c mimj en quired to present the same with JIUJC( vuutuci a wiiimi from this date at the offices of ronnmayer, ij u w r y, hub1" Dealherage, Cooley Theatre Build ing, JWtruiuru, vicguii, Uaieu HIIU III B. uuuiioiibu who 15th day of April, 19B0. LOIS BARNARD, Executrix NO. 1059S NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DE PARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of RUTH MacCOLLISTER, also known as RUTH A. MacCOLLISTER, De ceased The undersigned. Administratrix of the above estate, has filed In the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Department of Probate, her Final Account In the above estate, and said Court has fixed Monday, the 23rd day of May. 1080 at the hour of one-thirty (1:30) o'clock p.m. in the Circuit Court Room in the Jack son County Court House at Med ford, Oregon, as tne time ana pi ace fnr the settlement of laid estate. All persons interested In said estate are hereby notified and required to make and file their objections to said Final Account, if any they have, on or before the time afore said fixed for the hearing and set tlement thereof. DATED and first published this 22nd day of April, 11)60. f noeoe iawion. Administratrix O. H. Bengtson Attorney for Administratrix 2.10 West Main Street Medford, Oregon Duplex Income Close to Oakdala market Duplex plus 1 bedroom rental. All on largt lot. Old er unit but all in good re pair. 1959 gross income of $1900.00. Total price $15, 500.00, 29 o down 10 yrs, on bal. Phone John Russell SP 3-1020. ROGUE VALLEY LAND CO. 704 W. 6th SP 3-3641 STUDDING FOR SALE 3 & Batter Round Backs Economy 2x48' $30.00 per M 24 8' $20.00 par M Economy & Reject. 'c """r R,J"h u. 2.3-8' $15.00 per M ,"4-8 ,S-0B " SOLD ONLY BY THE UNIT ,!"".. 1600 Feet Per Unit 24 8 '0-0 P" M (iee, fob Mill (NO DELIVERY) Delah Timber Products White City, Ore. Phone TA 4 271 or Evenings SP 3-51 10 IEGAL NOTICES OFFICE W KMKIUrr COUNTY OF JACKSON. ORFr.nu Notice of Sale of Real ProoSH Pursuant to ORS 23.450 rroperl)f STATE OF OREGON ) County of Jackson ) ' TO: Oscar E. and Ann Urion Route 3. Box iOI. Hot SprinT.' Arkanbui. "Pnnii, By virtue of tax warrent Nn SOBS IB. docketed in Jackton Coun ty. Volume 11, Page 26, April , a " 1934. iskued by the State Tax Com mission of the State of Oremn purbuant to ORS 316630. .In,; the goods and chattel, lands and tenements of Oscar E. and Ann Larson. I have seized all the rivht and title which the said Oicar e and Ann Larson, had on the data of docketing of the above warrant or has acquired since that date in and to the following described property, which I will sell Aa ,h. law directs, to satisfy the demand of the State of Oregon at in o'clock in the forenoon, on the aarH day of May, 1060. at the Court house door in the City of Medford County of Jackson, Stata of Ore gon, the following real property kituated in the County of Jackson Oregon, to wit: ' Commencing at the Southwest corner of the Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter or Sec tion 3, Township 34 South Range 1 West. Willamette MerU dian, Jackson County, Oregon thence Northerly along said dividing line between the East half and the West half of the Southeast quarter of Section 3 1035 feet to the true point of beginning; thence Southerly along said dividing line, 225 feet, thence west to intersect the East bank of Rogue River thence along taid river bank Northerly to a point due West of the point of beginning; thence East to the point of be ginning. Dated April 19, 1660. Joseph D. Walsh Sheriff rf Jackson County By Edith Gault Deputy Sheriff SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION NO. 60-206-E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY VERA E. FRICK, Flaintiff vs. ROLAND E. FRICK, Defendant TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or be for the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for a decree of absolute divorce in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant forever dissolving the bonds of matrimcny now existing between plaintiff and defendant. The date of the Order for the Publication of this Summons is April 14, !960. The time prescrib ed for publication of this summons is once earh week for four con secutive weeks. The date of the first publication of this summons is April 22. in ho. ROBERT R. DICKEY Attorney for Plaintiff P. O. Box 52! 129 North Oakdalt Avenue Medford, Oregon GET ON YOUR HORSE! This is too good to last. Over 80 acres, sparkling clear year around stream, springs, pasture, some timber. Wonderful berry and garden soil. Newlv remod eled, well arranged 2 BR home, clean and attractive. 10 min utes to Medford. O-n-l-y $8750 and just $3000 dn. See today! 1 A, 2 BR, $4800, $3000 dn. RED ARROW REALTY Roy H. Maudlin, Broker Phone KE 5-1752 Anytinu 3744 Colvar Road In Phoenii TRAILERS Everything for your trailer a WALKER THE WEEPER'S TRAILER HEADQUARTERS DAILY'S U-DRIVE Med fori) Airport Phone Ia3j-V SP 3-4291X M
