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8 A. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1S30 1 f i' . THUNDERBIRD Shown above is an archi tect's drawing of the future Thunderbird Village shopping center on Jacksonville highway at Lozier lane. The first stage of the center, which includes the market, park ing area, and some landscaping, has been slated for completion before Jan. 1, 1961. Jack Mathis. Roseburg, has been awarded the construction contract. The project will be housed on a (i'i-acre tract of hind with first-stae costs amounting to nearly a half million dollars. Consulting engineer is It. II. Erichscn and associates, Coos Bay. Initial Gen V we ttii A tit Construction of the initial tlage of Thunderbird Village on Jacksonville highway at Lozier lane began this week, according to Jack Mathis, Roseburg contractor. Mathis, who is heading the local building work with re gional sub-contracting, point ed out that primary construc tion is on the market, parking Area, and some landscaping. Cost of the section plus the land has been estimated at some half-million dollars. Owners of Thunderbird Vil lage said it will offer valley, residents the ultimate in shopping convenience and ef ficiency. Nearly all self-service, the market and "non food" areas of the first stage ServiiceHisn . ENLISTED " Area men recently enlisted In the Navy at Portland were Lawrence Darrell Bradford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. N. Bradiord, 307 West Main St., Talent; William Jes se Knorr, son -of Mrs. Leona M. Peterson,. 1745 Orchard Home ct., Mcdford; Douglas Marshall Kinney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbct R. Kinney, 1314 South Peach st., Mcd ford: and Leonard Wilmcr I'ealhcrstone, route 2, box 228L, Mcdford, husband of Laura C. Fcathcrstone. The men are now , undergoing basic recruit training at the Naval Training . center. Sa Piego, Calif. will feature the most modern facilities. Air conditioning and piped-in music and public address . systems arc among the highlights, lliey added. Corporation Officers Corporation officers are Ted Shullz, president; .Sidney I.eiken, vice president; and Harold Davidson, secretary treasurer. They also have been stockholders in the City Drive in Market chain in Roseburg, Coos Bay, and Eugene. 1 The local shopping area will also include about 20 other retail outlets, rental of fice space, and a parking ca pacity of about fiOO cars. The center will be placed on ti1 acres located between the proposed highway couplet extension of the Eighth st. Main st. system. Pending an nexation action by Medford, the market will be boarded by the one-way streets. In the food center, there will be about 17,000 square feet of selling space. Corpora tion officers said that no posts will be used in the construc tion. Market spokesmen said the first section will merchandise food, some drugs, and other "non-food" items. Total floor spiico in 'the building will be 24.000 square feet. The mar ket will bo approximately 150 feet by 100 feet. 50 Employees About 50 local employees: will be hired for the market operation, according to the owners. Except for managc ment and technical supervi sion, most of the personnel should come from this area, they emphasized. Completion dale for the .first segment has been set for Jan. 1, lDb'l. Construction and occupation of the oilier units to be built later are pending a solution lo the sew erage problem in that area, Khullz remarked. "Because of ff ids. tec-sis F!G3lr.Crepn Pmil-md - fl'Pli- Democratic National Committeeman ' C. Girard Davk'.-on .said today Oregon p-irty leaders have re ceived a flood of requests for tickets to the u;yomini? Demo cratic convention in Los An- Davidson said he has re ceived pleas i'or nearly 300 convention tickets and that Mrs. Virginia Grant, national CGinmitteewoman, also re ceived scores of ticket .re quests. Chances Said Slim he said 500 seats for Ore gon had l;een obtained for the final Friday, July 15, session of the convention in the Los Anveles Coliseum. But he said a person's chances of getting into the Sports Arena for any of the eon ention's main busi ness sessions were "very slim." Davidson said he alro has b"en informed that virtually aU the hotel and motel rooms in the Lo?; Anveies area al ready are rented for the con vention week, July 10-15. ''Unless you have a room and a ticket before yon fio to Los Angeles, you probably will not be able to tfet them at all," Davidson said. aiets Resume in Lodiheed Strike; Little -Hope Meld San Francisco -IITO- Nego tiators for Lockheed Missile and Space Division and strik ing machinists today resumed efforts to end the 17-day-old walkout at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Sunnyvale, Van Nuys and six other California plants. Representatives of both sides met with a team of three federal mediators after a "48 hour cooling off period," dur ing which 93 per cent of the union members voted against Lockheed's latest offer. Little Hope Seen Negotiators indicated there appeared to be little hope for an early settlement. The ma jor roadblock was the union's demand for an agency shop, in which non-members pay a service charge to the union. Settlements at Convair and Douglas in Southern Cali fornia, where union members gave up demands for union se curity concessions, was ex pected to have little effect on Lockheed talks. About 10,000 workers are involved in the contract talks. Injunction Issued Santa Clara County Super ior Judge Byrl R. Salsman NEA Plans Debate LI m Hi k-v he the sanitation situation. continued, "we will not pand at this time." , , Angeles-ifl'H-The inle- At the time of rxnansion I i;rniion of public schools was and lcasement, Vancl,igriit-:.,vr,octed to be debated today on the floor of the !)8th an- lz Schools Leever - Whalin Real Estate agency will act as agent. The Medford agency is handling arrangements for the future shopping area. Consulting Engineer Consulting engineer for the village is R. 11. Erichsen and associates, Coos Bay, Construction features will include acoustical tile on the ceiling, a heating and air con ditioning system in the form of a heat pump and refrigera tion and fluorescent lighting. The parking area will be lighted and surfaced, the own ers added. Immediate capacity of the car parkings space will be about 300. "I Russian former ON LEAVE Firemen Apprentice David Gilbert Wood is spending 14 days recruit leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton 13. Wood, star route, box 500, Shady Cove. Wood reriorts to the Point limn Misslc base, California, for duty. HOME COSTS SHOWN New York - UTii Less than two-thirds ot the cost of a new home is spent on the house itself, Barrett Division of Allied Chemical Corp., estimates. The rest is spent lor land, legal and real estate lees and builders' expenses. flks it Rosskurg Roseburg -(ITD- Residents of Roseburg woke up this morn ing to find themselves "occu pied." Someone during the night had lowered the Ameri can flag on a prominently displayed flagpole and re placed it with a home-made Rur.siun flag, o 4-by-fl-foot Red ! emblem complete with ham-! mer and sickle. Residents reported it to state police, who retrieved it this morning and put back the American flag. Police were looking for the person who ran up the Russian em blem to half-mast position. Bsn en Fireworks Portland -(LTD- Police, en forcing a ban on sale or use of fireworks here, picked up a 10-year-old youth and three younger companions Wednes day night. Robert Raney, Pendleton, was booked for illegal posses sion of fireworks under SHOO bail. He and three others were taken into custody at j Laurelhurst park after police were told fireworks were be-1 ing sold to youngsters. Police Chief William llil bruncr Wednesday issued or ders to all police to use "ex traordinary" measures to pre vent use of fireworks here during the Fourth ot July holi day period. mini National Education As sociation's convention. No changes were expected to be made in the organiza tion's mildly phrased resolu tion on integration. The NEA's stand on integration for the past several years has been to resolve the matter on slate and local levels through "fair play." Stronger Language Uryed California and New York members have been at the forefront of a movement to r M- 'J .'C.r5.....3 IS555S;8 OcJs Ri !e Cape Canaveral, Fla.-dTD-Tho Army sent its Pershing intermediate range missile through tortuous flying con ditions today. The missile is reported to be under consid eration as a NATO weapon. The 400-inile solid fuel mis sile which replaced the famed Redolone, was fired success fully from fast mobile equip ment that transports, erects and launches the bird. This was the sixth straight successful firing for the Per suing which takes off in a puff of smoke and zooms swiftly out of sight. The Martin-built Pershing is designed to carry a conven tional or nuclear warhead to selective targets and will be u.ed by field Luces. inject stronger language Into the resolution. In convention business Wednesday it was announced that the NEA would under take a two-year study to test the adequacy of America's schools in the light of stiff space-age challenges. Director of the project will bo Ole Sand, head of the de partment of Elementary Edu cation at Wayne State Uni versity, Detroit. Dr. William G. Carr, NEA executive secretary, said the committee hopes to define and state the views of the organ ized profession concerning the instructional program of the public elementary and second ary schools. Term Insuranco Debated "The critical world situa tion, the explosion of knowl edge in science and other dis ciplines, the cleavages in edu cational philosophy and at tendant criticism of schools contribute to the need for se rious consideration by the profession as to what consti tutes a truly effective educa tional program," Carr said. Members debated a contro versial recommendation that term life insurance be offered on a national basis. Surveys indicated an estimated 300, 000 of 715,000 NEA members would be interested in the insurance. Wednesday issued a prelimi nary injunction against mass picketing of all Lockheed Space Division facilities in California. The order replaced an earlier restraining order limiting to four the number of pickets at each plant en trance. In another development, Lo cal 727 of -the International Association of Machinists, rep resenting a total of 11.500 workers at Lockheed's Bur bank and Palmdale plants, planned to meet July 9 to de termine whether to strike against the company. Negoti ations have been held since March. Washington-lUPll-The House by a vote of 402-5 approved a 540 billion defense money bill today, all but completing congressional action on the year's biggest appropriations measure. The legislation, carrying $441,608,000 more than Pres ident Eisenhower requested to finance the nation's defense efforts, was sent to the Sen ate for anticipated quick and overwhelming approval. The bill is a compromise between differing version floneyBiS si House passed earlier by both houses. It would provide S39.99 billion for the armed forces in the fiscal year start ing tonight at midnight. Chairman George H. Mahon (D-Tex.) of the House military appropriations subcommittee, rejected by implication the idea that more defense spend ing was needed because of the summit collapse and anti American rioting in Japan. "Had we been twice as strong militarily, these diffi culties would probably still have arisen in Paris and Ja pan," Mahon said. The bill, among its many' items, carried $293 million to build another conventionally powered aircraft carrier. The J House at first refused to grant this administration request but agreed finally to do so. Also in the measure were extra funds added by Con-, gress to put the Air Force's B70 supersonic bomber pro gram on a full development status. The budget called for S75 million to build two pro totype B70s. The bill upped this to $265 million. Two small cars to be im ported next year will have cross-mounted engines, front wheel drive and no rear axles. Vialent Storms Baiter Midwest By United Press International Violent summer storms ripped the Midwest today for the third day in a row and forecasts warned heavy flood ing may hit portions of Mis souri. At least 14 persons were injured in southwestern Il linois, which bore the brunt of the new onslaught. High winds wrecked homes, tore down communications lines and caused major power fail ures. Torrential rains and violent winds hit northern Missouri Wednesday night, uprooting trees, knocking out power lines and demolishing build ings, and forecasters warned heavy flooding was in pros pect. Up lo 5 2 inches of rain in the North Grand watershed swelled streams. A new S80, 000 building was badly dam aged by wind storms at Chil licothe, Mo. Soviet Foreign Office Calls Western Envoys Moscow-IUI'D - The Soviet Foreign Office called in the American, French and British ambasadors and handed over notes to them today. There was no immediate in dication what the notes concerned. PERMISSION GRANTED Hollywood - lUri) - Para mount studios has received permission from the Spanish government to use the famous 14th Century Towers of Ser rano for scenes in "The Boy Who Stole a Million." The film is being made on loca tion at Valencia, Spain. It stars Virgilio Texera, Mari anne Benct, Maurice Rcyna and Harold Kasket. BIRTHS EXCEED DEATHS New York- (UPU -Births ex ceeded deaths in the United States by some 2,632,000 last year, latest government fig ures show. There were a total of 1,494.000 marriages dur ing tile period, an increase of 3 per cent over 1958. .ill i ir'.i. iU'VuW. (.:' V ft ,',!," .... v-v b J fcf . : Q .:..V ajnjilMj'-- -'.- --' '..: , J ; x x : i v.- o , -- . . t Vvs wMmm a KtrmicKY I N--'! s- not. i -7S. 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