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Evening Classes
For Adults Are
Listed by State
Fall term evening classes
for adults will begin in Med-
ford, Grants Pass and Central
Point the week of Sept. 26.
Meetings are scheduled at the
high school in each commun
ity with most classes meeting
once a week from 7 to 9:45
p.m.
College credit courses for
off-campus registration are of
fered through general exten
sion division of the Oregon
state system of higher educa
tion. Enrollment in extension
evening courses are accepted
on either a credit or noncredit
basis. Registrations may be
completed at the first or
second class meeting.
Students who earn credit
in extension classes may trans
fer full credit to any state
system institution or else
where subject to individual
campus requirements.
Fees of $11 per credit hour,
authorized by the stale board
of higher education, are con
sistent with charges on state
system campuses. All courses
and instructors are authorized
by the state system Institu
tion which originates the ex
tension course.
Classes Listed
The fall term schedule of
classes in Josephine and Jack
son county includes:
Medford: Audio-visual aids
(Ed 435) (G), three hours,
Tuesdays, beginning Sept. 27,
Laurence E. Butler, assistant
professor of education and di
rector of audio-visual aids,
Southern Oregon college.
Central Point: History of
the United Slates (list 202),
three hours, Tuesdays, begin
ning Sept. 27, F. D Hnlnes,
associate professor of social
science, Southern Oregon col
lege. Grants Pass: Painting (AA
290), two hours, Wednesdays,
beginning Sept. 28, Jean L,
Sutherland, assistant profes
sor of art, general extension
division.
Methods and research ma
terials: reading (Ed 410) (G),
three hours, Friday evenings
i and Saturday mornings, alter
nate weeks, beginning Oct. 7
Hazel E. Holboke, assistant
professor of education and
supervisor of teaching, Ore
gon College of Education
General sociology (Soc 404),
three hours, Mondays, begin.
nine Sept. 28, Arthur S. Tay.
lor, professor and chairman
of social science division,
Southern Oregon college,
English composition (Wr
1 1 20, three hours, Tuesdays,
beginning Sept. 27, Walter J.
Arron, assistant professor of
English, Southern Oregon college.
Wall Street Chatter
New York -IUPD- Alan C.
Poole of Hemphill, Noyes &
Co. says that his technical
studies appear no more fa
vorable than the fundament
als and he concludes that the
600 level in the Dow-Jones
Industrials will be penetrated
before the end of the year
and possibly sooner.
He believes there are
enough chartists and Dow the
orists still around Wall Street
so that such a penetration
could create a considerable
wave of selling.
Obviously sound, long term
investments may be held, he
says, but the time has come
when portfolio holdings
should be carefully reviewed
to eliminate speculations and
emphasis placed on good,
sound values.
Moody's Service says to
switch out of American
Motors because 1961 earnings,
they believe, are likely to dip
below 1960 results. It also
advises sale of Granite City
Steel, which seems "fully
priced."
Psychiatrist Heard
In Trial at Salem
Salem - IUPH - An Oregon
State Hospital psychiatrist
testified Wednesday that he
believes James Bird Borden,
on trial for first degree mur
der, "was not psychotic" and
"did know the difference be
tween right and wrong" last
July 8 when he is accused
of strangling Wilma Maxlnu
Spratt.
Dr. William Cloyd sold his
opinions were based on an
Interview he had with Borden.
The testimony came during
cross-examination of Cloyd,
who was called to the stand
by Borden's court-appointed
attorney, Charles Burt.
Burt indicated the defense
would conclude Us arguments
today.
Tillamook Voters
To Decide on Bonds
Tillamook -IUPD- Tillamook
county voters go to the polls
Friday to decide on a bond
Issue that would purchase
Pacific Power and Light fa
cllitlcs for the county Pcople'i
Utility District.
Price of the local facilities
has been set at slightly more
than $4 million.
The Issue has been contro
versial In the coastal area, but
both organizations agreed they
can not continue duplicating
power linos,
Don R. McClung, president
of PP&L, said "the present
situation Is harmful to both
utilities and ouslomcrs alike."
Radar Developer , ,
Dies in London
London - (UPD - Sir Arthur
Fleming P. M. Fleming, 80,
who made radar possible
through his development of
electronic techniques, died
Wednesdny.
A pioneer in the develop
ment of submarine-detection
equipment, he played a lead
ing role In perfecting methods
for manufacturing component
parts of radar. He worked
with the Westlnghouse Elec
tric Company in Pittsburgh
from 1900 to 1802.
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