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SURVIVAL SHELTER Ricky Polllsslcr. 4, nnd a friend, .
Vickl IluMiun, tnna In the partlally-roniploled family nir
vlvnl shelter being constructed for Micky's father, P. E.
PclllMler, a laboratory scientist, nenr Orlnda, Calif. When
completed the octagonal structure will occupy 480 square
Lack of Understanding
Of Domiciliary Is Topic
The lack of understanding
of the exact functions of the
VA Domiciliary at White City
among residents of this area
was emphasized by Frank
Van Dyke, U. S. commission
er, and former speaker of the
house In the Oregon Legisla
ture, at the 30th anniversary
dinner of the Veterans admin
istration recently In Medford.
Stressing the progress that
has been made In developing
the Camp White station, Van
Dyke drew attention to the
fact that the domiciliary has
Nixon Plans Include
Lots of Photographs
Chicago - (1TI) - Vic
Pr.ild.nt Richard M. Nixon
sal out Tuxday to b pho
tographed shaking hands
wllh almost avary on of
the 3.600 delegates and al
ternates to tha OOP con
Tanllon. His aim, h said, Is a
picture "with every one of
the delegates and alternates.
Individually."
Tha picture were snap
ped during Nixon's rounds
of the various state delega
tions. Calling the project "prec
edent shattering," Nixon
said the pictures will be for
warded to state GOP lead
ers who will make identifi
cations and distribute them.
Nixon told Michigan and
delegates the schedule call
ed for a photo every four to
six seconds.
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now become a definle part of
this community and one thot
has brought tremendous good.
He pointed out the need for
community understanding and
appreciation of the true mis
sion of the domiciliary, with
Its limitations without hospi
tal facilities.
Introduced By Hersog
Von Dyke was Introduced
by Manager Henry C. Hcrzog,
who reviewed the accomplish
ments of the VA during the
30 years It has operated as a
unit.
Assistant Manager Banks I.
Paul was master of ceremo
nies. The list of guests Includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
Dyke, Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Rlckcr, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Orr, Judge and Mrs. Earl Mil
ler and Mr. and Mrs. James
Dunlevy.
About 145 VAVS represent
atives and employees as well
as former employees attended
the dinner.
A number of awards were
presented, including service
pins for 25, 15 and 10 years
service. All volunteer repre
sentatives were Introduced
with appropriate recognition
for their hours of service and
contributions to the volunteer
program at the domiciliary.
ASSET SLIGHTED
Skegness, England - WPD -A
health committee had com
plained that one of this com
munity's most ImportnnC as
sets Is slighted In tourist lite
rature so the town fathers an
nounced today the next of
ficial guidebook will Include
a "suitable" picture of tho
sewage disposal plant.
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the hotiKe 25 feet away. It will he powered with its own
electrical system and will have a refrigerator. Estimated
cost Is $2,000. (UPI Telepholo)
Quotes From the News
v BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
' Chicago President Elsenhower, acknowledging an eight
minute ovation at the Republican National Convention:
"Thar Is no Individual who has been In political Ufa for
five minutes who hasn't fait at times discouragement and
disappointment. But such a demonstration as you have given
my wife and I . Is Indeed a tribute that warms our hearts."
Chicago Vice President Richard M. Nixon, telling dele
gates that his schedule for being photographed with every
delegate at the GOP convention called for a photo every
four to six seconds:
"If you don't believe It. just watch that assembly line
whan It starts."
United Nations, N.Y. U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge, presenting photographs to back up his charge that
Soviet planes and vessels carry out espionage missions within
five miles of U.S. territory:
"W shoot their planes with cameras, Thay shoot with
rockets."
Evansville, Ind. Police Chief Darwin Covert, expressing
confidence that crowds at a forthcoming Jazz festival could be
handled despite the disturbances that forced cancellation of
the Newport, R.I., festival earlier this summer:
"We think we can handle jasa fans as easily as wa handle
basketball fans."
Ice Cream Truck
Violates Ordinance
Medford police Monday in
formed officials of Gilman's
Dairy Farm Inc., that the com
pany would have to stop oper
ating a sound truck that plays
music on their local Ice cream
sales deliveries.
Police told company offi
cials that a sound truck for
advertising purposes Is In vio
lation of a city ordinance.
Company officials admitted
that the truck had been in
operation for the past tlireo
days and said they would not
use It again until they had
talked the problem over with
city officials.
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Eagle Point Man
Bound Over To Jury
Lester Lee Price, Eagle
Point, was bound over to the
grand jury on charges of as
sault with a dangerous wea
pon when he appeared in dis
trict court Monday.
He Is charged with hitting
Jcrrcl Norman Kirklin, of
Grants Pass, on the head with
a hammer July 9.
In other district court ac
tion Monday, the case of Rus
sell Bruce Jackson, 39, of
route 1, box 180, Talent, who
is charged with forgery, has
been continued until he can
obtain an attorney.
Charges of non-support
against Edward McCormick,
now in California, were dis
missed on motion by the dis
trict attorneys' office. He has
submitted himself to jurisdic
tion of a civil court in Cali
fornia and is contributing the
necessary support for his fam
ily, the district attorney's of
fice explained.
Oklahoma Man Is
Arrested in Valley
Lester Vosburg, 33, of Tus
kahoma, Okla., will be trans
ferred to Marion county jail
on charges of car theft, Jack
son county sheriff's deputies
said Tuesday.
Vosburg was arrested by
Phoenix Police Chief John
Atcheson Saturday night on
Highway 99 at Phoenix. The
police chief noticed the de
scription of the car was on a
list of stolen vehicles, gave
chase, stopped Vosburg and
called for assistance from
sheriff's deputies and state
police officers.
The car had been stolen
from Turner, Ore., state po
lice said.
City Has To Pay For
Mistaken Identity
Mishawaka, Ind. lUPD-Farm-
er Ward Fries charged the
city $135 for mowing down
his 16-ncre wheat crop. The
street department said they
mistook the farm for a field
of weeds.
NIXON GETS SCROLL
Chicago - (UPI) - Vice Presi
dent Richard M. Nixon re
ceived a scroll Tuesday from
the Hungarian Freedom
Fighters Federation which
called him "the man best qual
ified to deal with the Com'
munist enemies of freedom."
Nixon told the group he has
never had a greater honor
than to be associated with the
freedom fighters "even on an
New Law Extends
Time of Obtaining
Veterans Loans
World War II veterans have
two more years in which to
obtain Veterans administra
tion-guaranteed home, farm
and business loans as the re
sult of a bill signed into law
July 14, 10(10, by the Presi
dent, S. T. Brannock, contact
representative, VA Domicil
iary, White City, said today.
Under the same law, both
World War II and Korean
Conflict veterans can continue
to apply for direct loans from
the Federal government if
they live In designated rural
areas where GI loans are not
obtainable from the local lend
ing institutions.
The new law authorizes
Treasury Department advan
ces of $150 million in each of
the next two years of this dis
trict loan extension program.
New Expiration Data
New expiration date for the
guaranteed loan program for
World War II veterans and
for the direct loan program
for both World War II and
Korean veterans is July 25,
1962. The prior deadline for
both programs was July 29,
I960, Brannock stated.
Since it was started in June,
1944, the GI loan program has
guaranteed more than five
million loans to World War II
veterans, totaling approxi
mately $41 billion, and to
775,000 Korean veterans,
amounting to nearly $9 bil
lion. Since direct loans were first
authorized In July, 1950, the
VA has made 165,000 direct
loans totaling $1.3 billion in
rural areas and small towns
where veterans could not se
cure loans from local lending
facilities. Jackson county has
always been a heavy direct
loan area, Brannock said.
While both World War II
and Korea veterans may now
apply for direct loans through
July 25, 1962, Korea veterans
may continue to seek VA-guar-
anteed loads through Jan. 31,
1965, through previous legisla
tion.
Remains Unchanged
The GI loan Interest rate of
5'4 per cent remains un
changed by the new law.
The new law will require
that earnest money deposits
veterans make be placed in
trust accounts so that they
will be safeguarded in case
the builder becomes insolvent,
Brannock stated.
Another provision will al
low the VA to guarantee a
loan so long as the application
is received prior to the new
terminal date. Formerly, the
law provided VA had one year
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Harry Leder, Bill Sauro, Ed Fitzgerald.
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Wall Street
New York WPD - If your
prof it margins have been
thinning recently, you have
plenty of company, says Prentice-Hall
in its weekly report
on business.
Increasingly rough compe
tition is keeping most prices
in line, squeezing margins and
shaving profits, the firm adds.
Initial second quarter re
ports suggest that pretax cor
porate earnings are likely to
run about $1 billion below the
$48 billion annual rate of the
first three months of 1960,"
it says.
Richard T. Leahy of J. W.
Sparks and company suggests
traders look into the upside
potential of Martin company,
a stock which recently record,
ed a new high in the face of
a declining market. "It ap
pears that Martin may well
be seeking the higher levels
in which to Issue its evidence
of guaranty. This amendment
will allow the guaranty of
loans submitted before the
terminal date when because of
title problems, delays in con
struction, or other reasons the
loan cannot be completed
within one year.
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indicated by recent technical
studies."
Experienced observers are
forecasting one of the bitter
est election campaigns in dec
ades that may distract atten
tion from customary business
plans, reports Hornblower
and Weeks. Meanwhile, the
firm points out, industrial ac
tivity has been slowing down
and cutbacks in manufactur
ing operations have been in
tensified by a less active de
mand for consumer goods.
"As a result, confidence in
the usual seasonal rebound in
the economy has waned."
It is difficult to conceive of
a recession severe enough to
deal a serious blow to Kim
berly-Clark, says Arthur Wie-
senberger and company.
When things get rough many
people may make their car
last another year, the firm
notes. "But in the kind of
mild recession we are experi
encing, it would be hard to
picture him or her going with
out Kleenex or other disposa
ble tissue papers in which
Kimberly-Clark specializes."
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Home For Aged
Opens in Valley
Central Point - The Pearl
Watson home for the aged,
First at Alder St., recently
opened here, Mrs, Watson has
announced.
The home has been declared
the "newest and most modern
home" in the valley, being
able to accommodate some 14
persons. Mrs. Watson has had
special training in the care
of the aged as well as In
dietetics.
Noted featuics of the home
include a dining room and liv
ing area with wall to wall car
peting, a sun room, television,
and a recreational area. A
vegetable and flower garden
has been planned.
Press Agents Push
At GOP Convention
Chicago (UPD - Press agents
are trying constantly to get
into the act around the GOP
national convention. One of
the really outstanding efforts
was a release which began
The long shadow of Abe Lin
coln was cast over th-s hot
dog today . . ."
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Brussels-IUPD-A total of 31,
178 refugees from tha Congo
have landed at Brussels air
port since July 8 aboard 18?
flights, Sabena Airlines an
nounced Tuesday.
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