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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1960)
o . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 19S0 JEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. .C 5 They'll Do It Every Time VAS-WE ecTMY bcv' FARQUARCrS I REPORT VESTERDAV- AQ. 95'S-HE MADE THE HONOR ROLL, EVERy MONTH" HOW IS YOUR JUNIOR DOiNS, I VERy WEU-WE l&nT BELIEVE IN MAKING HIM INTO A ROrtii. ) that's . ii iumo. HES AN ATHLETE YOU KNOW fargjuard doesn't plav Any sports, DOES HE r LUCI3FTIA Ahin STILETTA ARE ' AT IT ArZ.All ... Always tryin , TO TOP ONE ANOTHER By Jimmy Hatlo her uia OU6UTA RP Anon IN fiFnr-iDADLlV. THEWP moupp. ui 1 flKOUND IN ENOUGH SCHOOLS I II III ( TMEV 6AVE UP RPAfifilMA ARni tilR HUSBANDSTHEV both UWKtfc m&Y GOT STUCK f S3WP ATUI CTC fir"lTTA'S OAC UPTPi Ave; I cerrDcAwl.f DAu TOR THE BLOOMER GIRLS ClH,ILill.ca4iaU.IW.ttliitUtjy-; H'l ?V I Tuning in on the gal PALS LATEST VERSION OF MY FATHER CAN LICK YOUR FATHER "w MANX. AND A Tf OF if X? TUS UJSTt n LJAf -rr V toA JJbNVSH, COLO. Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- JOHN KEASLER bought a 20-volume encyclopedia from an irresistible dobr-to-door salesman. The books arrived, : were paid for in due course but nobody ever seemed to open them. Finally, how ever, the resourceful . I i r KflflKlr fnmilv fnimri I. V . ome uses for their en : cyclopedia: : 1. The volume marked '- OM to NU was just the ' proper thickness to prop " under the broken leg of the coffee table and re . store the table's balance. '. . Volume SE to TO is the only book around the house large enough to bide a girlie magazine When staid relatives come k-calling. 3. Any four volumes make a good seat for the kids while they're watching TV. 4. Packing a dozen volumes of the encyclopedia in your brother-in-law's suitcase makes him look mighty funny When he tries to pick it up. O I960, by Bennett Cert Distributed by King Feature! Syndicate Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Francii Allen MMei violation of basic rule, 25. John Elmond Taylor, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. George h. Allison, disobeyed traf fic signal. $10. , JacK William Gardner, expired vehicle license, $5. Floyd Kelly Somers, no vehicle license, $5. David Claire Doran, violation of basic rule, $10. Earl L. Lawson, expired vehicle license. 2.50. John Butler Childress, failure to Use truck route, $10. Keith Elroy Lockard, failure to leave information at scene of acci dent $100. Harold Lutton Burton, disobeyed traffic sienal. $10. Lee Charles Mortlmore, disobeyed irartic signal, siu. Robert Theodore Van Sickle, de fective eauinment. fine svupended Paul Gene Roby, excessive noise, S10. Reginald Paul Breeze, expired ve hicle license. $2.50. Vern Leater Johnson, no operator license, $5. Donald John Rausch. vehicle en tering public highway from private roaa incorrecuy. ?iu. Lloyd Kenneth Ivy, disobeyed stop sign, $10. Robert Rendell Gilstrap, dis- oheved traffic slenal. $10. Dolores Joan Wad ell, improper lane usage, iu. Bgcfetffili&i Ifca 9eeH To Think Anooymity Awaits Him Aftlr White House n 4031 m Nn snw Press International . Washington-OIPU-Our Presi dent seems to have picked up the unfounded idea he and 3)ni can pose as plain old Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Eisen hower after they move out of the WhitO,.House. Anyway, tha(B"the impres sion President Eisenhower left this week as he shook hands and chstted with British and Seven-Year-Old Eugene Girl Feared Abducted Eugene-OIPD - Lane County Sheriff Ed Elder Wednesday night expressed fear that a missing seven-year-old girl had been abducted. Elder called off a two-day search for Alice Louise Lee and said he would now con centrate on tracking down leads to a possible abductor. Five bloodhounds used in the search for the girl each pursued a trail leading from the bean yard where she van ished Monday morning, through a section of dense un derbrush, to the vicinity of the nearby Trent school. Each dog, the sheriff said, lost the trail by the school. Some 300 searchers failed to turn up any trace of the girl although the area had been checked by ground par ties, mounted posses, helicop ters, as well as skin divers who probed several sloughs and the nearby Willamette river. Elder said he was check ing out several police leads, but so far had not found any clue to what might have hap pened to the girl, Alice's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee of Dexter, said the child vanished from the bean :ald Monday morn ing after telling them she was going to place her doll with their nearby lunchbox. A Judge Himself Salem -IIIPI)- The son of a man who was Lincoln county judge 20 years ago was him self named to the position Wednesday by Gov. Mark Hatfield. The new judge is Terrance Gaither, 61, Toledo, who is an automobile dealer both in Toledo and Newport. A Democrat, Gaither will replace the late Judge Rober Maclean who died recently. Gaither is a graduate of Oregon State college, is mar ried and has two children. Vvmerican lawyers who swarmed over the White House lawn at a mammoth garden party. Someone asked Ike if it weren't about time for him and Mamie to visit England. Eisenhower agreed, although he made no flat commitment. His words betrayed a belief that perhaps when he becomes just another ex-President he'll be able to travel tourist style, minus all the fanfare that now accompanies .his comings and goings. "This time," the President said, "I think we could sneak in." A few minutes later some one, invited Eisenhower to drop in on the people of Scot land and he remarked, "I can come in quietly this time." Ohio Man Pleads Guilty In Court John Dennis Fuller, 37. Canton, Ohio, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Jackson'1 county circuit court to a charge of contributing to the delinquen cy of a minor Aug. 12. He was sentenced to one year in the county jail. The President needs only to 'wish otherwise, Eisenhower is consider the situation of Harry S. Truman to disabuse himself of any idea that he'll gain anonymity JtSjian ex-President. Truman may be almost eight years out of the White House but reporters still puff along with him on his earlyaorn ing hikes whenever he hits the big city. However fondly he might 3 Oregon Crabs . To Enter Derby Portland IUPU Oregon will have an entrant in the Na tional Hard Crab Derby Sat urday in Crisfield, Md. The Oregon State Fish com mission Wednesday night sent three "racing crabs" to Wash ington, D C. to be entered. They are "Oregon Jet," "Crab Louie" and "Crusty Crusta cean." Invitation to lake part in the national crab racing event was sent to Gov. Mark Hat field by Maryland Gov. J. Mil lard Tawes. Special event will be the Governors Cup Race. one soldier fade away. who will never The wife who complains when her husband phones at the last minute to announce he's bringing a guest for din ner may find some solace in contemplating Mamie's plight ar UH lawn party.' A fist of 2.500 lawyer guests had been worked out but some how misunderstandings arose over how the names were picked. So Eisenhower blandly nnnoifllied at the Bar association convention that the welcome mat was out for everyone, and y'all come. And they did. Whituullfftise police clocked Probation Revoked For L. A. Wilkinson Probation was revoked for Lamarr Archie Wilkinson, 36, Wednesday in Jackson circuit court. Judge James M. Main sen tenced him to be returned to the stjite penitentiary for a period" of three years. Wilkinson was charged with passing worthless checks. 4,492 guests. This made it sec ond only to the Caster egg rolls as the biggest shindig at 1600 Pennsylvania ave. since the Eisenhowers moved in 7V4 years ago. It is unlikely that history will ever record Mamie's words, if she had any, when she heard about those 2,000 extra guests. jsenhower got a laugh from the lawyers with a story about a man accused of potty larceny who told the judge he'd like to have him appoint a lawyer to handle his defense. Tipn judge said three law. yersMvere available two of them present in the coifoom and a third who wasn't on hand just then. He asked the defendant to make a choice. "He looked at the two pres. ent and said 'the other one'," Eisenhower said. SUCH VIGOR New York - Mrs. Muriel Blankinship filed suit for separation charging that her husband, John, insisted that she allow him to perform judo holds with her. The hus band gave his age as 71. I? OAS men too! (5UTPOOR FUN With food A picnic is a Luau when you serve these tropic treats! Berry-red Hawaiian Punch and new Hawaiian Go Iden Punch. Now at all grocers, in 46-ounce cans and fresh-frozen. Q He.fie Hiwilier. PffdueCe. 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