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DISTRICT COl'RT
Joaeph A. McCalvy, violation ba
sic rule. $30
Dorothy W. Watluni. no opera
tori licenie. $10.
Woodrow W. Atwood. overheifht,
'Pegiry Joan Laddie, no vehicle
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Havmond L. Johnaon. o v a r
icneiri. $'.5.
Kred McDonald, Improper let
turn. $15.
Kichard A. Wagner , overload,
$30.
Glen R. BurwilJ, overlenglh. $1B.
Herachel Edward Morni, failure
Mo nop. $10.
Raymond F. Martin, no public
utility commission permit, $15.
, Illinois, Missouri and New
. York enacted eight-hour-day
'. legislation in 1B67.
Man Bitten by Deadliest
Snake Fights for His Life
Los Angeles-I'PD-A young
man, paralyzed by the bite of
a snake rated the deadliest in
the world, approached a crisis
Saturday in his fight for life
pnd pby.-ieiTn ari, even if
he survives, he may be con
fined permanently to an Iron
lung.
Kennth Earnest, 22, bitten
Tuesday by an Australian
Tiger snake at an alligator
and snake farm operated as
a tourist attraction by his par
ents In suburban Buena Park,
showed some improvement,
according to physcinns.
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Teams of four doctors and
two nurses alternated at his
bedside, using every remedy
known to medical science in
the fight to save him.
Dr. Finley Russell, inter
nationally known authority on
snake bites, was supervising
treatment. A tracheotomy
was performed to ease the vic
tim's breathing. In this opera
tion, an incision was made in
his throat and I rubber tube
inserted to the windpipe to
ease breathing.
Placed in Lung
Earnest was placed In an
iron lung, a contrivance Dr.
Russell said he may have to
use for the rest of his life if
he survives. Russell said ef
fects of the snake bite are
similar to those of bulbar
polio.
"We should be able to tell
by Sunday or Monday wheth
er he will live or die," said
Dr. Russell. "If he's still alive
by Monday, his chances of sur
vival are vastly improved."
Scrum flown here from
Philadelphia and San Diego
was administered to Earnest
and an almost complete ex
change of blood was made in
numerous transfusions to try
to counteract the effects of the
lethal venom.
Dr. Russell said the Aus
tralian Tiger snake excretes
enough venom in one bite to
kill 20 persons.
84 Measles Cases
Reported in City
Measles topped the list of
communicable diseases re
ported to the Jackson county
hcnlth department last week,
according to Dr. C. I. Drum-
mond, public health physician.
Mcdford reported 84 mea
sles cases, and Ashland had
15. Other cases reported were
Jacksonville 8, Applegate 1
and Central Point 3.
Mcdford reported one case
of German measles.
Chicken pox cases reported
Include Medford 8, Central
Point 1, Jacksonville 1, and
Rogue River 7.
Other disease cases report
ed were mumps. Medford 1,
Eagle Point 4, Rogue River
1; Influenza, Medford 2, Cen
tral Point 2, Shady Cove 7;
and strep throat, Jackson
ville 2.
ELECTED Ta COUNCIL
Salem - Gregory E. Milnes,
a junior attending Willamette
university, Salem, has been
elected member at large of
the student council for 1960
61. He Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Milnes, IS North
Groveland ave., Medford.
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Ashland to Get
New Telephone
Numbers in Year
Ashland - New numbers
are in store for ail Asiiiarid
telephones when Pacific Telephone-Northwest
puts its new
dial system into operation
here next April, J. H. Creager,
the company'! manager said
Friday.
"Telephone users who order
stationery, advertising matter
or other printed supplies car
rying their phone numbers
should keep the change in
mind," Creager pointed out.
Many items of this kind are
ordered months in advance of
their actual use, he added, in
explaining announcement of
the number change at this
time.
Not only will all the num
bers be changed, but also the
prefix will be changed to
"HU-2" instead of MUrdock 2,
5 and 9. As an example of
what the new Ashland num
bers will look like Creager
gave "HU 2-1234."
"The letters 'HU' have no
particular meaning," Creager
explained. "They simply rep
resent the fourth and eighth
holes on the telephone dial,
and together with '2' give
Ashland a code distinct from
that of any other central of
fice in the state of Oregon."
Throughout the United
States, telephone companies
are gradually abandoning pre
fix names on telephone num
bers In favor of letter-number
combinations like "HU-2" or
in some areas all number
codes like "482."
Creager said telephone
companies are adopting the
new number systems because
it became evident that they
would eventually run out of
names and numbers in some
areas.
Political Battle Erupts
Over Summit, U2 Incident
Washington - H'PD - A dis
cordant political free-for-all
erupted Saturday over the
collapse of the summit con
ference and the explosive Xj-i
spy plan Incident which pre
ceded it.
The jarring controversy was
triggered by Adlai E. Steven
son's barbed criticism of
President Eisenhower's hand
ling of the situation. The
twice-unsuccessful Democratic
president candidate charged
in a speech Thursday night
that "incredible blunders" by
Eisenhower had given Soviet
Premier Nikita Khrushchev
"the crowbar and the sledge
hammer" to wreck the sum
mit meeting.
The Republican national
commi.tee lashed back Satur
day that Stevenson had fallen
"like a ton of bricks for the
Khrushchev line." In its pub
lication, "Battle Line," the
committee accused him of
making i "rerkless speech"
that injected the summit de
velopment into this year's
presidential campaign arena.
"Compare Stevenson's
wishy-washy 'let's not anger
the Russians' position with
that expressed by President
Eisenhower and supported by
reasonable men everywhere,"
the publication said.
It auded: "All in all, Stev
enson has contributed a disas
trously divisive speech at a
critical hour. He has tried to
destroy American unity for
personal, partisan political
reasons."
The Democratic advisory
committee met in a closed
session and agreed to issue a
staterrnt on the summit rep
ercussion Sunday. Democratic
National Chairman Paul But-
Cuba has thousands of off
shore islands, the largest of
which is the Isle of Pines. It
also has many short rivers but
only one of these, the Canto
of Oriente, is of any size for
navigability.
ler teimed the attack on Stev
enon as "typical of the Eisenhower-Nixon
administration."
Butler said it meant that
ar.ycr.5 who tried to discus;
national issues was accused
by Vice President Richard M.
Nixon or his lieutenants of
damaging national unity.
Nixon Accused
"We recognize the responsi
bility of the opposition party
to discuss policy and the lack
of policy on the part of the
administration, and this we in
tend to do," Butler told re
porters. He accused Nixon of using
"confidential information
from government files to at
tract attention for his own
political efforts."
He said Eisenhower had
handled himself well in the
face of Khrushchev's "rude
conduct" at Paris. But Butler
said he believed administra
tion foreign policy failures
were becoming apparent and
would get increased attention
during the campaign.
South Africa's wool clip for
the 1957-58 season is estimat
ed at 292.500,000 pounds,
about 3 per cent under the
previous year.
The Llratrry Bell'a ft m out
crack occurred on July I,
1835, while it was toiling for
the death of Chief Justice
John Marshall.
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School News
McLoughlin Junior High
The orchestra, A and B
bands, and majorettes enter
tained students in an all
school assembly Friday in the
boys' gym. Following the pro
gram, music awards were pre
sented by Elmer Ayres, Ron
Rice, and Al Hunteman. Su
san Myers was the high point
winner this year having
earned more than 5,000 points.
Ninth graders nominated
candidates to reign as king
and queen over the ninth
grade prom to be held Friday,
May 27, from 7:3p until 10
p.m. in the girls' gym.
Queen candidates nominat
ed were A. J. Beardsley, Pat
McCorkle, Mary Heyerman,
Shirley Tillery, Janet Spoerl,
Lynn Langston, Mary Marga
ret Barr, Charlene Muir,
Shelley White, and Sue Nel
son. King candidates nominated
were Ron Thornton, Mike
Neathamer, Rick Bell, Dale
Stansfield, Doug Farnsworth,
Mike Watkins, and John
Gates. Voting will be by bal
lot this week with the results
kept a secret until the crown
ing at the party.
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Ninth grade skip day will
be held next Thursday, May
26. Students will leave on
busses and go to either Twin
Plunges or Lithia park in Ash
land. Ninth grade teachers
will chaperon the groups.
Hedrick has invited the Mc
Loughlin girls to their school
for a playday. The ninth grad
ers will go on Monday after
noon, eighth grade, Tuesday
afternoon, and the seventh
grade on Wednesday after
noon. Games, races, relays and
skits are scheduled for the af
ternoon's activities.
Reading tests will be given
to the seventh and eighth
graders Tuesday morning
tinder the direction of Miss
Basford.
Students Tim Omara, Brian
Porter, Roland Gangstee, and
Roger Maxson are leading the
faculty by a few strokes in
the first half of their golf
match. Faculty players are
Ralph Perkins, Dale Bates.
Glen Allison, and Bob Rad-cliff.
Speed Limit To Be
Painted on Street
Modford'a city engineering
department crews Monday
will paint 20-mile-pr r-hour
speed signs on the Eighth st.
pavement between Riverside
ave. and Almond St.. and at
tht west end of the Eighth st.
bridge.
In addition to the markings
on the pavement, thry will
install regular speed signs
near these locations.
The purpose of the signs
and markings will be to re
mind motorists that It 1$ a
JO nillrs-per-hoiir speed zone
according to Public Works Di
rector Vernon Thorpe. He
noted that many people use
the crosswalks in these areas,
including youngsters going to
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M-298 D7 Tractor 3T12652 with No. 46 Hydraulic
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M-260 D4 Tractor 7U32114 with No. 44 Hydraulic
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$8,650.00.
M-296 D8 Tractor 14A2956 with CAT No. 30 Cable
Control, 8A Bulldozer and Ateco Hydraulic Ripper.
New Dry Type Air Cleaner installed on engine. New
rings and valves ground in engine. Transmission and
final drives dis-assembled, inspected and repaired
as necessary. NEW 22" TRACK GROUPS. NEW LIFE
TIME LUBRICATED ROLLERS. New Sprockets. Cable
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reconditioned. New Medford canopy top installed.
Machine appearance is excellent. Machine Condition
-BONDED BUY $29,500.00.
M-295 D7 Tractor 3T18895 with No. 24 Cable Control,
7A Bulldozer, D7N Hyster Winch VW 72751 and
Canopy. CERTIFIED BUY. $13,500.00.
M-276 D2 Tractor 5U 17343 with No. 44 Hydraulic
Control, 2S Bulldozer (NEW). D2N Hyster Winch
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M255 D8 Tractor 2U22383 Hi-Output Engine, 24 Cable
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Excellent condition - CERTIFIED BUY $18,950.00.
M-287 No. 511 Adams Motor Grader 259. As is.
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M-270 No. 412 Adams Motor Grader 3013. Fair Con
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M-263 No. 35 Tractor, 6E1753W. A Real Buy-Nice
and clean. BUY t TRY. $1,200.00.
M-279 D6 Tractor 9U21376 with CAT No. 46 Hydrau
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Complete with all logging guards including Med
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Bulldozer reconditioned. Rebuilt rollers and idlers.
NEW 20" TRACK GROUPS installed. New steering
clutches. Machine in BONDED BUY condition.
$16,250.00.
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