rniDAY, JULY 22, I860
Action Sought Against Fast,
Reckless Driving on
A uulltlun wan unwilled
In Iho Mudford city cuimvil
lust iilulit intkliiK tl nt t lliu city
(In wimelliiiiH to Blow down
tlio "find mid rtickiunn" drlv-
lnu on Hoiitly id,, particularly
holwoim Edward, at, mul Con-
trul live
1'rununtliiK tlio pulltlun win
1 lo wind Cjliwcock, u:ta Uuulty
at, llu mild apcudliiK cum on
thut alruvt nro a duimur to
muno IU to AO children who
live wlonu tliul o n o block
alono.
11a polnlud out thut recent
ly u 11111111 boy win lilt und
Injured by a cur ncur thin
locntlun, II e mild rciddcnU
liuve ulreudy talked to city
police about the mutter mid
they urt "diilnu whut they
am."
Cluscoik almi proleated the
throwliiK of beer bottle, on
residential property In thin
nrcu by Juvenile, llu linked,
too, t tin I u red und itrecn IlKlil
truffle alKnul ba Installed ut
tlio tnteriiectluii of Court !.,
Ontrul live., und Edwurds it.
nefers Ilimi
Tlio council referred t h c
first two Iteim to the city
niiiniiKcr's office fur uctlon,
and referred the request for
u truffle slKnul to the itnto
hliiliwuy deportment under
who He Jurladlctlnn Ccntrul
avo. Cornell,.
lly n vole of 5 lo 2 the
council elected lo vucuto un
alley located between Haw
lliornc uvc. and CJcneee at.
Tlio mutter hud been deterred
from tlio previous council
mcetlnif.
Accordlnif to an opinion by
City Attorney Joel ltocdor the
ullcy wouid be split evenly
between the adjuccnt proper
tlei. Couuvllmnn Hubert Duo
ctis objected to even division
of tlio ullcy because II will
menu the lota fnclng lluw
tliornc nve. will bo lonitcr
than Ihoac fucinii Gcneaaec at.
His lliiwlhorno eve. lota are
Jackson's
Capitol Correspondent Writes
By A. ROBERT SMITH
Mall Tribune Washington
Correspondent
Los Angelea (Special)
Tho aelcctlon of Sen. Henry
M, Jnckson of Washington
atuto aa chair
man of the
I) e in o c ratic
National Com
mlttee i a a
para dox be
cause It plac
es In a highly
partisan posi
tion one of tho
party's most
a m amiik u n p a r t laan
figures.
Jackson, in his steady rise
to national prominence, has
all but shunned partisanship
ond how ho hns accepted
for the 1060 presidential cam
paign what is often a hatchot
mnn'i assignment.
Either the customary role
of Democratic natioul chair
man is in for a change this
campaign, or Jackson will
have to drastically alter his
own approach to politics.
Because Jnckson was disap
pointed In not being tapped
as Sen. John F. Kennedy's
running mute, his appoint
ment as national chairman
hud the appearance of a con
solation prl.e. Yet Senator
Kennedy is regarded general
ly as too cool and unsenti
mental a politician to feel ob
liged to hand out condolences
In tho form of highly Import
ant campaign posts. Kennedy
undoubtedly feels that Jack-
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8' x 6' $2.59
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SPLIT CEDAR PICKETS
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Split Cedar
Fence Railt, 2x4.8' ....ea. $1.15
ulreudy loiter, it wua noted,
nut Ductus auld Hie even rll vi-
alun would inn U o tlio differ
ence oven more au.
Against Vacation
Councllinun ICd Hull n Iho
voted uliuliial vucutlon,
A publlu liourlnif on a pro
poaul to puvo un alley in I) lock
110, OrlKlnnl Town, wua du-
I erred to the next council
nieutliiK uftor two petlllonera
withdrew their niiinea from
Iho orlKinul petition iinklnK
that the ullcy bo puved,
Those withdrawing their
niiinea wero the ilon Luther
un church and tit. Murk's
church, llolli indlcuted tliul
they winded further time to
study tlio coat of tlio puvlnij.
When they hud alifued the pe
tition the coal wua eallmuted
ut $3.50 per llneul foot of
paving, but it luia alnce been
revlaed upwurda to $4.70 per
llneul foot. It wua pointed out.
The council Kuvo uniinlinutia
upprovul lo the Inatullution
of a aix-lnch wider nuiln In the
Croat view auhdlvlalon on
Crcatlirook rd., Kllendalo dr.,
und HlKlilund dr. No one
apoko In oppoaltlon ut a public
lieurinil on the mutter.
Hearing Deferred
A public heurluK on a pro
poind to annex un ureu be
tween Prune and Dnkotii ala
from Alberta at. to the cnat
clly llmlla line til Columbia
uve., wua deferred to the next
meetlnit pending addltlonul
study.
A proposed airport lenac
for Jumea Dully to operate
the llcrtz-U-Drlvo aervlec at
the municipal ulrporl wua de
ferred until the next meeting
pcndlnif nn agreement be
tween Dully and city admin
iatrutora na to how much lie
will pny the city under lennj
of the lenac.
A proposed leaac for the
Rent-A-Car aervlco at the air
port wns similarly postponed
for the snme reasons.
Selection Paradox,
sun can pcrlorm admirably In
this role.
Kennedy and Jackson arc
friends, they know ono anoth
er well, so Kennedy may have
determined that it would be
beneficial to his campaign to
have as party chal.mun a vlg
orous young senator with an
imago that Is respectable
among Republicans as well as
Democrats, rather than a hot-
blooded partisan who would
set GOP teeth on edge every
time ha opened his mouth.
This represents a change
from the last two unsuccessful
Democratic presidential cam
paigns, when . Adlal Steven
son had two outspoken liber
als who were often at war
wltli the more conservative
clement in the Democratic
parly, to say nothing of the
Republicans. They were Ste
phen Mitchell, a Chicago
lawyer, and Paul Butler, the
man Jackson succeeds.
Another Chang
Jackson's selection repre
sents a n o t her significant
change. He will doubtless give
the party's headquarters a un
ifying role rather than a di
visive role us nccured in the
pas. Mitchell tried to segre
gate Stevenson's first cam
paign from tho remnants of
the Truman Administration,
and Butler tried to keep the
leadership of the party from
being completely held by the
more conservative congres
sional leaders, Speaker Sam
Ruyburn and Sen. Lyndon B.
Johnson.
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The council voled to nil It
city Inlcrcata In wulor depart
ment lurid on tlio North fork
of Llttlo Dutlo creek. Th
atuto bus asked the city to
rcinovo lis claim since this
parcel of laud la needed for
purt of the Lake of the Woods.
Klumuth Kails hlilhwuy, The.
city waler department ex
pressed no oppoaltlon to re
moval of Iho city's claim.
Public Hearings CalUd
Public lieurlnKs wero culled
by the council on a proposal
to annex approximately one
aero of land al the northeast
corner of Simrlso uve. und
Harrison at.; on a proposal to
a n n o x approximately five
acres of land ut the Intersec
tion of Crater Lake lilifhwuy
und Delta Water rd., and on
a proposed vucutlon by the
city of un alley in Block 2,
Tuttle'a First addition.
1'lana und specifications for
paving lienson at. from 10th
St. to Pruno at. were approv
ed by the council and a public
hearlnu waa culled tor next
meeting.
lilda were culled for the
Crestview subdivision water
main and for puvlng Juani
pero wuy from the cast line
of Black Oak dr., to the cust
line of Mlra Mar avc.
Contract Awarded
A contract wua awurded to
M. C. Lliinlngcr und Sons fur
puvlng Black Ouk dr. The
contractor hud submitted an
apparent low bid of $.'13,155.
Paving projects and sani
tary sewers on Busy at., Se
renity dr., and Melody lunc
were accepted by the council,
us waa the paving of Country
Club dr., from Sutter at., wcat
320 feet.
The council approved a
plunning commission recom
mendation that a portion of
the Rogue Valley Heights Ex
tension subdivision be vacat
ed. There was no voiced ob
jection to the vacation.
Now, as never before, the
Democratic party leadership
shl.ts to t h e Senate where
three sitting senators have
taken all the scats of com
mand. Kennedy, Johnson and
Jackson represent the clean
est break the party has made
with its pnst leaders Tru
man, Achoson & Co. Whether
Kennedy wins or loses, a now
generation of Democrats is
taking hold of the party ma
chinery. Ticklish Problem
In developing with Kenne
dy the strategy of their com
ing campaign, one of Jack
son's most ticklish problems
may lie in his own state of
Washington. Religious factors
have not before plagued elec
tions in that state, but this
year may test Washington's
voters as never before. All the
top Democrats on the ticket
from Kennedy to Gov. Albert
Roscllin through the higher
state officials arc Cotholics.
That is one reason why
Washington stale Democrats
put on such a strenuous cam
paign In behalf of Jackson for
vice president, for they were
sure his name on the ticket
would offset any resistance
among Washington state vot
ers to supporting a heavily
Catholic ticket.
Jackson has agreed to lake
this assignment for the dura
tion of the campaign only. But
If Kennedy emerges victori
ous, It Is conceivable Jackson
will be given a cabinet post,
possibly secretary of defense.
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Try and Stop Me
By BENNETT CERF
IT'S HARD TO GET angry at Yogi Bcrra, New York
Yankees cutcticr, but Manager Casey Stengel boiled ono
spring day when with a man on first "nd soennd, nobody
out, and two runs needed
to tic, ho ordered Yogi to
bunt. Instead, Mr. Bcrra,
hauled oft and socked the
ball all tho way to tho
center field monument.
"Didn't you heur mo
order you lo bunt?"
yelled Stengel to Bcrra,
puffing happily on third
base.
"Honest, I meant to,"
alibied Yogi, "but just
then I seen that center
fielder creeping In on
me.
At tli Richelieu restaurant one evening1 a conceited TV per
sonality atiffered a aevcre coughing apcll. "Why," worried a lady
a few tables away, "doesn't somebody alnp him on the back?"
"We can't do that," explained the licadwaitcr. "IX we do, he'll
keep coughing all night'."
O 10. by Bnnelt Ctrf. Plitributed by Klnr Fwture. SjrndloU
61 Enroll in SOC
Summer Band Camp
Ashland-3lxty-one persons
have enrolled In the Siskiyou
Bund camp at Southern Ore
gon college this summer. It
Is being directed by guest
director, Randall Splccr, and
Dr. Herbert Cecil and Glen
Matthews of the SOC music
department. According to
Matthews, enrollment is up
20 p-r cent over last year's
bund camp.
Members of the band camp
have a pack trip planned for
this week end under tho
supervision of Dr. Elmo N.
Stevenson, SOC president,
and they will entertain the
summer session students and
any other interested persons
in an assembly July 26, at 2
p.m. in Churchill auditorium.
Those attending are Rich
ard Byrns, Theo Byrns, Kim
Cady, Marcy Cecil, Gary
Gosha, Lelanne Jackson, Mel
Jackson, Jim Lamb, Robert
McGee, Danny McGcc,
Charles Moore, Loncllc Ste
phens, Barbara Ann Ward,
Dennis Wlgcn, Ashland.
James Arnold, Bob Hcidc,
Susan Meyers, Mcdford.
Others Enrolled
James Grlcncr, Adcl; Judy
Wuothrick, Albany; Elaine
Young, Central Point; Mike
Graham. Jeanne Marie Hctf
ington, Sharon Jacobson, Jack
Pclhum, Craig Roycc, Reed
Terry, Coos Bay; Janaan
Brcidcnback, Douglas Hous
Quotes From the News
By United Press International
Newport, R.I. President Eisenhower, urging a quick
meeting of the full U.N. disarmament commission in view
of Russia's scuttling of the East-West Geneva talks:
"The need for disarmament in the present world situation
is too important to set aside at the present time when delib
erate efforts are being made to increase tensions."
United Nations, N.Y. Thomas Kana, Congo's delegate
designate to the U.N., praising U.N. action on his country's
crisis:
"The United Nations will have prevented the Congo from
becoming a battlefield, from becoming an excuse for a third
world war."
Los Angeles The mother of 23-ycar-old Carole Trcgoff,
after seeing her daughter disheveled and red-eyed from weep
ing at Carole's second trial with Dr. R. Bernard Finch on
charges of murdering Finch's wife:
"She acts like she belongs in the psycho ward."
Three Deputies
Are Sworn In
Three men were sworn in as
to fill positions recently estab
lished and approved by the
county budget committee.
The men are Warren I.
Paul, 698 Ashland st., Ash
land; James Edward Tizek
kcr, 2116 East Main st., Mcd
ford: and Carl Wayne Per
due, 812 Beach St., Ashland.
Paul, 37, who moved to the
volley with his wife and four
children last December, was a
policeman with the Santa
Ana, Calif., police department
for 10 years. He attended
Long Beach Stale college
where he majored In police
science.
Tlzckker was graduated
from Southern Oregon college
Juno nf this vcar with a bach
elor of science degree. The 23-
year-old innn is single ana
was formerly with the West
ern Detective agency.
Perdue, 24, was formerly
employed by Graff and James
Construction company. He Is
married and has one child.
The new deputy attended
Southern Oregon collcgo and
Central Oregon college, Bend.
According to Sheriff Joseph
Walsh, they will undergo a
six-months probation porlod
during which time they will
receive instruction from the
other deputies. They will
work in the field, rotating as
to the shift, It was reported.
I
MEDFOHD, MAIL
ton, Diana Moore, Empire;
Linnca Bancroft, Florence;
Marilyn Luttrell, Gaylord;
Vcrvia Bcman, Gold Hill; An
gela Chamberlain, William
Osmcr, Grants Pass; Eric Gun
ther, Dcbra Kennedy, Charles
Ochs, Klamath Falls; Doug
Buchanan, La Grande; Bonnie
Wright, Myrtle Creek; Bob
Russell, Evans, Faye Ratcliffe,
Jane Roberts, Myrtle Point;
Janet Faris, New Pine Creek;
Joy Alice Lux, Rick Moe,
Larry Ross, North Bend;
James Moorman, Clarence
Pugh, Rogue River; Bob Hunt
er, David McAloster, Patty
McAlaster, Talent.
Out of state band members
are Anna Gelottc, Juneau,
Alaska; Gary Girdler, Duns
muir, Calif.; Susan Van
Trcase, Lynn, Waggoner, Bob
Simpson, Marilyn Smith,
Shelley Young, Yrcka, Calif.;
Cheryl Spieer, Nelwyn Spicer,
Pullman, Wash.
Other students enrolled in
a seminar class studying band
materials and methods are
Steve Whipple, Albert Hunt
mann, Ronald Bartlctt, and
Elmer Ayrcs of the Mcdford
public schools; Raoul Maddox,
director of bands for the Ash
land public schools; Mrs. Col
leen Lewis. Ashland; Joseph
Jameson, Josephine county
schools; Dick Hannon, recrea
tion director for Uie band
camp, Klamath Falls; and
John Day, Ml. Shasta.
Stereotyper To
Appear for Sentence
Oregon City (UPD- Levi S.
McDonald Is scheduled to ap
pear in Clackamas county cir
cuit court July 29 for senten
cing in connection with the
Jan, 31 dynamiting of six Wy-
morc Transfer Co. trucks
serving two struck Portland
dailies.
McDonald was convicted in
Oregon City June 30. He had
previously been sentenced to
serve 10 years in the state
penitentiary and was fined
$500 May 13 in Multnomah
county circuit court on a sim
ilar charge.
The Multnomah county sen.
fencing came after he was
found guilty of mastermind
ing the dynamiting of four
Oregon Film Service trucks.
Hi-Fi Company
Burglarized Again
Portland -lllrll- A $4,200
bnrglnrv wns reported lit the
Hi Fidelity Unlimited Co.
here by police Thursday. The
burglary was the second of the
week at the store.
Police suld both burglaries
probably were committed by
the same person.
Robert L. Rorer, 23, store
manngor, said several tape re
corders, radios, nnd a quan
tity of radio, HI Fi, and Ster
eo components were taken on
Wednesday night.
Between $1,200 and $1,500
In currency and checks was
stolen from the stora last Saturday,
TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, ORE.
Aspects of Low Cost Housing
For Senior Citizens Reviewed
(Continued from Page 1)
Except for 30 units, all of
the public housing being de
veloped In Springfield is re
served entirely for use by low.
Income bracket senior citizens
A maximum annual Income of
$3,200 will be set for eligibil
ity. If senior citizens make
over this amount of money
yearly then they have lo com
pete on the private housing
market, he said.
By setting this maximum
income, he said, the housing
authority insures itself that it
will not be competing on the
private housing market. The
people with these low incomes
could not afford to buy in
that market anyway, he
added.
Cost of Ranting
Cost of renting the units
will be 20 per cent of the
person's annual income. The
authority has figured that it
will need to charge $30 per
month per unit to keep the
housing development on a
self-sustaining basis.
The units arc built as a res
idential area, complete with
streets, sewers, water mains
and a S35.000 community cen
ter building. All of the homes
are duplexes ranging from
one to three bedrooms.
He noted that the housing
is of permanent and not of
wartime-type' construction.
wartime - type construction
last about five years, he said,
and these homes are built to
last 40 years. In addition they
comply with all city building
and fire codes. Each unit costs
about $12,000, he said.
In addition to financial
need a minimum age limit of
60 has been set for eligibility.
There is an exception in the
case of disabled persons, he
said, whose age can be as low
as 55. He noted that prefer
ence is given to veterans, oth
er factors being equal.
Held For Students
Thirty of the 150 living
units are being held for use
by University of Oregon un
dergraduates and their famil
ies. He explained that this is
being done for the reason that
having children in the area
is a good influence on senior
Wall Street
Chatter
New York fUPD Following
up his recent recommendation
to switch out of Aluminum
Co.- of America and into Amer
ican Metal Climax, Schroeder
Boulton of Goodbody and Co.
has revised downward his es
timate of Alcoa earnings this
year to $2 a share, which still
assumes a worthwhile pickup
in the final quarter.
Until very recently, he says.
Alcoa earnings for the lull
year had been expected to at
least equal the $2.52 per share
earned in 1959.
Boulton feels that the earn
ings growth of Alcoa, and also
of other major aluminum com
panies leaves much to be de
sired. He remains inclined to
selling the stock whose pres
ent price still is equal to
about 40 times estimated 1960
earnings.
This recommendation also
applies, he says, to Kaiser and
Reynolds Metals, which are
affected by much the same ec
onomics as those affecting the
industry leader.
Thomson and McKinnon re
ports that plenty of support is
evident in the oil group and
downside risk in these issues
is negligible leading to the as
sumption that they are in for
a worthwhile rally. Another
overlooked category, T&M
says, is the good coppers with
Anaconda currently a "statis
tical and factual buy."
Bnche and Co. feels that the
chart action of Martin Co.
is particularly significant
since the stock closed above
its November 1959 high, indi
cating that an important re
sistance area has been pene
trated. Bache continues to
look for further gains.
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having younger persons liv
ing in the area, it will not
give the development the stig
ma of being called "old-age
housing."
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