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Mrs. Hamilton
Returns from
Trip to Chicago
Mrs. Moore Hamilton, mem
bcr of the state board of edu
cation, returned to Medford
this week from Chicago, 111
where she visited a number
of projects for the Improve
ment nf education financed
by the Fund for Advancement
of Education.
Four members of the state
board of education and nine
members of the state depart
ment of education have been
visiting projects in other
states this month.
The Fund for Advance
ment of Education granted
$5,000 for this travel and the
state emergency board ap
proved its use.
The trips were made pre
liminary to drafting a plan for
a grant from the Fund under
which some demonstration
and experimental projects for
improvement of education in
Oregon may be conducted.
Visits in Chicago
Mrs. Hamilton visited in
Chicago, Evanston, Arlington
Heights and Cicero in Illinois.
One day was spent at the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Among projects visited she
listed staff utilization team
teaching, machine teaching
. and various uses of television
in the school program.
Other centers visited by
staff members in the state de
partment of education and
state board members include
Hagerstown, Baltimore, Oma
ha, Madison, Norwalk, Cam
bridge, Lexington, Newton,
Concord, Denver, Lakewood,
Palo Alto, Stanford Univer
sity and San Diego.
Returning west Mrs. Hamil
ton stopped in South Dakota
to spend several days with
her son, Alex M. Hamilton
Jr., and family at Vermillion
where he will graduate from
the University of South Da
kota law school this summer.
Preliminary to her depar
ture from Oregon, Mrs. Ham
ilton attended the twelfth an
nual conference on exception
al children sponsored by the
special education section of
the Oregon department- of
education in Eugene.
; 16-Story Building
Set for Portland
Portland -UPD- Plans for a
new 16 - story building in
downtown Portland were an
nounced Wednesday by Stand
ard Insurance company.
The building will occupy a
full city block, bounded by
Southwest 5th and fitli ave
nues and Main and Madison
streets.
President G. E. Cannon of
Standard Insurance said the
firm's building will be of
glass and aluminum construc
tion. It is scheduled for com
pletion In 1863.
The structure will be set in
a landscaped plaza with
underground parking for 300
Two Injured in
Highway Accident
Two Medford residents
were Injured Wednesday
shortly before noon in a one
vehicle accident west of
Rogue River near the Jackson
county line.
Taken to Josephine Gen
eral hospital by ambulance
, was Gordon Clair Morris, 50,
of 1501 North Riverside ave.,
operator of the southbound
vehicle, and a passenger,
Marilyn G. Morris, 23, of the
same address.
According to slate police,
the vehicle failed to make a
harp curve and loft the
highway, turning over. The
car was demolished.
The driver was reported to
be suffering from a broken
collarbone and the passi'iiger,
who was thrown from the ve
hide, received a cut over her
left eye and abrasions on the
left arm, police said.
Seaman Injured in
Fall from Dock
Portland-OTD-Melvln Wood-
worth, 49, a seaman from
Compton. Calif., suffered
multiple injuries early today
when he fell through a hole In
the decking of a dock to the
water 30 feet below.
Woodworth, fireman
aboard the S. S. Columbia
Trader, clung to piling until
his cries for help were heard
and help came.
THORNTON RETURNS
Salem -lUPD- Attorney Gen
eral Robert Y. Thornton re
turned here Wednesday from
the conference of Western At
torneys General in Colorado
Springs. He was elected head
of the 13-state group, taking
over from Washington State
Attorney General John J.
O Council. ; :
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COl'BT
Fred Peter Bohin. volition of
basic rule. Sll.
Vera Blanch sicient, no Oregon
driven license, $3.30.
William Middieton Lonimira Jr..
disobeyed traffic Mffnal. Ml.
uavm uonion veucn, operating
vehicle nn wrong side of street,
Ray hdward Mt-wart JII, viola
tion of hasic rule, 1 1.
Wayne Ivan Shults. excessive
noise. Sii
Sclh Leo water, followinc too
close. $25.
Chester Bovrt Kerne, failure to
use truck route. $10.
Clyde Will am Ken. 19. tJold mil.
Ilk-Hal possession of alcoholic bev-
Km Kicnara nanaani. aisoocyea
trail ic signal, iu.
irn
ASIII AM) Mt'N'H'll'AI, COI RT
Ml I lord C. UiddinKton, expired
rem lrah on, $5.
John IJ. Austin, dl.oraeriy con
duct. 25.
Albert L,. cox, violation uasic
rule.
Samuel L,. Conner. failure to
heed traffic tUffnal. $5.
Wi mm H, M or aim. lanura to
heed traffic signal, $5.
f rank a. mcnoiflf., vioiawon do
lie rule, $20.
Bonnie L,. UlunKaii. arivins un
der influence of Intoxicating bev
erages, $201) and 30-day jail
tciice. RUMiended.
Erwin J. Howe, intoxicated in an
auln. Si US.
I'h o u. Tuctter. excessive ex
haust noihe. $20.
llodney a. Vanaerwooa, violation
huwif ml. 12. V
Dunald T. Wilkinson, violation
nunc rule, $20.
KJlen I. Wehrli, failure to heed
ton nvn fk.
George . Babcock. illegal park
ln Gerald O. Hlnkion, illegal park-
inn, s.v
Zclina C. Lamb, Improper park
"fcenneth C. Rceder, failure to
heed kton kit! il. S5.
Uuane S. Alvord, expired regis
tration. $5.
William F. Hinch, violation basic
rule, $:io.
Robert R. Snyder, violation basic
rule no une niton license,
Kodnev C Longaneckcr, failure
fn hofd traffic 111! lit.
Virgil E. Vance, violation basic
Wallace A. Mitchell, failure to
hl liAffie Heht. S10.
Hay T. Jackson, violation basic
rule,' $20.
Curtis E. Cleveland, failure to
heed stop sign. 3
turn av'ii MUNICIPAL rOI'RT
Fred 1. Neuman, no operator's
license, $, ausptnded, $2 50 court
Douglas K. mcixeiu, cxpum
registration,
5
josiah D. Ncill, expired registra
tion. $5.
Ora a. uaniaier. cxpucu s-
trntion, $5.
Henry o. Moeuer, no "i"-'""1"
license, expired registration. 513.
Warren u. .nomas, vioiamm ua
sic rule. $20.
Lettoy o, ijUcniernHiiu, cn(icu
registration, $S.
lie rue r . rncurew, cxpucu
Istration, $5. , ,,
Lorrolnf A. Conley, failure to
heed traffic signal, $5.
II-
DIBTRICT COURT
Unle A. McCoy, no venicie
cense, io.
Milton H. Kcuy, overwiuin,
Alton M. Anderson, violation ol
basic rule, $15.
Lawrence 5. nopi. no puuuc
..iiiitw .mnmi.wl.m nfi-mit. SH).
Dale A. Hawkins, no vehicle 11
Ocnne, $10. , t ,
lillly A. Arpeater, no operator a
tin...iK sin
Corral Allen Adnmi, no aafety
chain, $15. , ...
Kdgar M, Garwood, papains with
lnuiifftrlr.nt eleiirilliee. $15.
Ivan L. Wick, llMl Siskiyou
blvd., Ashlnntl, driving under jne
iiifhunieu or Imuor. strta.
Johnnie A. Downing, Improper
changing or lanes, iu.
,uo Cooke, failure to atop, $10
Kenneth U. Fltzsimmons, over
load, $10450.
LeRoy E. Winchester, improper
lights. $10.
Bettv L. Klrklin. failure to trans
fer title. $10.
Clarence A, Riley, failure io
stop, $5.
Anthony II, Miksche, violation of
bnslc rule, $15.
Roland D. weiburn, improper
muffler, $15.
Clarence J. uaney, overioan. ow.
Don L. Hirscliy, no vehicle 11-1
cense, $10.
Theodore L. Mnnn, over-iengin.
ooonv l. nruton, vioiaviuii ui i
basic rule, $15.
Richard A. Entrlken. no muirier,
$15.
Robert L. Taylor, passinf school
bus illegally, SI5.
Lelantl uoiiinan. nnrraung
boat with Inadequate life preser
ver. $15.
Seward J. Ryan, obstructed vi
sion $if.
Sidnev P. Howell, win uazei
. driving with license suspended.
$30.
James u. uooton. lauure to stop.
"": . ..
liien L,, Mer, overioau. iin.
Walter W. Keatcrsmi. parking In
prohibited area, $7 50.
David J, llcrgnian, failure to dim
lights, $7.S0.
missel! L. t.rove. lauure io stop.
$10
bill w . aiuiui, improper vnam-
tng ot lanes, $10.
J nines L. Conner, no opcraiura
license, $10.
CUUM'IT COURT
Anna R Mitchell VK Albert L.
Mitehell, divorce complaint.
I.ucuir F. Kiiny vs. Kooeri jack
Kiltty, divorce complaint.
Wanda J Wllllord vs. t.ienn r.
Willford. divorce complaint.
Walter J. lilngerich vs. uorotny
N. Gtngerlch. divorce decree.
Florence G. Murphy vs. James
Arnold Mnrphv. divorce decree.
Ceiirmu K Knder vs Melvin Le-
laml Fader, divorce decree
U'lia i. unrun vs. ray ti. un-
ruh.. divorce decree.
Margaret Custer Dlx vs. Paul J.
Dix. divorce decree.
Wesley G. Lewis vs. Carol Lou
Lewis, divorce decree.
K.liilne M. McNeill vs. DougUU.
McNeill, divorce decree.
Reforestation in
6LM District Ends
Artificial rrfuroslation ac
tivitirs were completed early
in May on 3.007 acres of bu
reau of land management
lands In the Medfnrd district,
eoncludiiiK this activity for
the current reforestation sen
son, according to Ross Young
blood, district manager.
Under procurement con
tracts, that is. contracts or
planting determined by com
petitive bidding, a total of
1,116,500 tree seedlings were
pluuled on 1.80.1 acres. In ad
dition, direct tree seeding op
erations were performed via
procurement contracts on 314
acres.
Planting accomplished via
the terms of timber sale con
tracts amounted to 87!) acres,
which required 30,5()0 tree
seedlings. Nine acre were direct-seeded
via timber sale
contracts.
Frltxl Helen Taylor v,. Sdwln
R. Taylor, divorce decree.
Jerk E. Dunlap vi June P. Dun.
Up, divorce decree.
Capalola Irene Anriertnn vi. Jo
seph Alfred Anderion, divorce de
cree. Dorcas K. Sfockehrand VI. Nell
K. Stockerbrand, divorce decree.
MMUMAI.K I K ENSf.
Ari'i.icArio.ss
Americans bought more
than $6,000,000,000 worth of
furniture, carpets and allied
, . i
MAMIIACK I.ICKNSK
API'I.ll V1ION
Dougla. Clayton Brooki. Port
land, and Ruth Anne Marshall, 412
South Grape st . Medtord.
Robert Leo Sevclk Jr., 26 Wil
lamette ave.. Medford. and Judith
Sharon Peacock, Hi Wlnema way,
Medford.
Joseph Melvin Munneke, 1312
Gladstone St., Sacramento. Calif..
and Simonne Giihrlclle Petard, 310
f-oriiaiiu ave., Aieoioru.
Rodney Franklin Davis, route 1
box 440. Talent, and Allene Ann
uaran, 2241 hkyvlew dr.. Medford
Donald Sinclair Partln, route 2
box 1BII, Medford. and Julia Mi
randa Price, .113 Pennsylvania
ave.. ivjeafnra.
Edwin s. Strother, postofflce
box 1:1, Rhndv Cove, and Ada
Heatrice Willchen Boynton, 105U
Morrow rd , Medford,
Brooking Gf 3.35
lncht$ of Rain
Brookings, Ore. -flTiS- This
southwest Oregon community
got a good soaking today.
A total of 3.35 Inches of
rain fell during the 24 hours
ending at 4 a.m., including
1 89 inches In the six hours
from 10 p.m. Wednesday.
Steeck Electric
Submits Low Bid
Seattle -(UTD-Steeck Electric
Co., Medford, Ore., vas ap
parent low bidder at $8,780
to provide a pump control
transmitter In the hospital res
ervoir and to modify the water
filtration plant for the SAGE
support facilities at Camp
Adair, Ore., Army engineers
said today.
Tichenor Attends
Training Session
f idoi tfrov Al-1
CanflM on Coast
Newport TPD- A tidal wave
alert along the Oregon coast
was cancelled Wednesday
night after high waves ex
pected from Chilean earth
quakes failed to materialize.
However, fish boats re
turned to port here because of
unusual seas.
Lt. Earle W. Tichenor of
the Oregon State police, Med
ford, was one of 27 police of
ficers who completed three
weeks training in supervision
of police personnel May 20, .
The officers came from
inrougnoui xne united states at, ati
)jtiT::,L,xJ:: Rock Slide Blocks
university, Evanston, 111.
The course was designed to
enable officers to evaluate
current supervisory practices
in their departments, to de
velop or improve a supervis
ory officers training program,
and to help improve the per
formance of officers in the
field.
Lieutenant Tichenor was
the only Oregon officer attending.
One Highway Lane
Detroit, Ore. -HTD- A minor
rock slide about 9:30 p.m
Wednesday closed one lane of
the North Santlam highway i
two miles east of Detroit dam
for about one hour.
Fast-moving highway crews
reported normal traffic be
ginning to flow about 10:30
p.m. i
Plywood Firm to
Lay Off 450 Men
Corvallis flTP Plan to lay
off 450 plywood workers in
this area for a week in hopes
the market will revive were
revealed here Wednesday.
Roy Foy, manager of the
Plywood Products operations
here, said two plants in the
Corvallis area and coastal
operations would be shut
down next week. He said the
firm has "high hopes" that
the week's layoff will stimu
late the market to where
operations can be resumed.
LOST HIS MAllBkEkV
.hiit all hi marbles. The IS-
Austin, Tex.-fl.'Ml-Patrolman j year-o'isi boy told Jones ha
Warren Jones discovered the! had won all of his marbles
youngster who called police land refused to give him a
on an "urgent" errand didn't I chance to win them back.
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Medford
Safeway Stortt:
Weil Main St.
Safeway Stores:
North Ijrllslt
Safeway Stores:
Est! Jackson
Standard Stations, Inc.:
4th and Central
Standard Stations, Inc.:
Sth ansl Rivertistt
Standard Station, Inc.:
229! South Pacific Highway
Coast to Coast Store;
117 North Costtral
James Texaco Service:
70S Stc-wart Ave.
Gilbert's Shell Service:
700 fait Main
Floyd Barnes Shell Service:
618 Wait Main
Barnes Trailer Rentals:
611 Wtsr Main
Blews Oil City:
1S80 North .ltr.it
Faber Fuel Co.:
60S South fir Sr.
Valley Fvel Co.:
2 West Main '
Johnson's Modol Bakery:
(Safeway Shop. Cental)
sit Jtthion
Johnson's Model Bakery:
203 Witt Main
Drive-In Cleaners:
702 West Main
Drive-In Cleaners:
61 1 ' i East Jackson
Brewold's Chevron Ser.t
230S Jackien.ille Highway
Grant'i Pass
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Standard Stations, Inc.:
31 S S. East 7th
Baker's Richfield Service:
65 Highway f South
Redwood United Service:
20 It Redwood avt. .
Artcraft Camera Shop:
229 N. E. 6th
Ray's Chevron Service:
109 N. I. 6th
Cirh Center Texaco:
4t9 N. L 6th
Caveman Motora
Chevron Service
124 S. W. K Street
Grants Pass Fuel Service
123 S. W. K Street
Gold Hill
Frank's Place Chevron
Service
Cave Junction flPPeSi,e
Standard Stations, Inc.:
Highway 99
Gary's Texaco Service:
Highway 99
Wanigan Chevron Farm
Service
Ashland
Safeway Store:
310 S. W. Sth Street
Standard Stations, Inc.:
704 N. West Sth
Rogue Cteanorsi
201 S. I 7th .
Kapfor Jewetrvt
MS S. W. K ttitet
Phctnix
Phoenix CStrvron Service:
Sf sdiiid Stations, Inc.:
lit tat Mat iMd
Wolf Ire. Chovrom
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