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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1960)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1969 12 A MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD. ORE. Lone Pine Boy's Dog Is Awarded Obedience Trophy Lone Pine Sherman Sim mons, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Simmons, 606 Valley View dr., last week was awarded the first place trophy of the novice obedi ence class and for perfect at tendance, for his dog, Spotty. Sherman has been training his dog since the class began last July 7. The obedience classes are conducted by Mrs. Margref Jones, of Phoenix, Sherman spends approximate ly 15 minutes each day train ing Spotty. The class began with five attending the first class but all, for one reason or another, failed to attend later except Sherman and Spotty. Spotty is a one-year-old Springer spaniel that Sher man decided to train because of his wandering, and need of some type of training. He has proved to be a one-man dog, and can only be managed by Sherman. At the final class, four dogs from previous classes com- Inmate Escapes Prison fo Attend Son's. Funeral East Los Angeles, Calif.-lUPIi-They bury 5-year-old Joseph F. Cordova today. His stepfather, who escaped from prison to attend the funeral, will be at the graveside. Joseph died at General Hospital' last Tuesday 18 days after he was iniurcd in a fall at his Pomona, Calif., home His mother, who had expected him to recover, spent all 18 nights as close to her boy as she could. Unable to anora a hotel room, she slept each night on a waiting room bench in the hospital. Rolando R. Lopez, 27, heard of his stepson's death the next day in his cell at the California Institution for Men at Chino, 40 miles away. Rules forbide his attending the funeral. He escaped. Local police were alerted that he might return to the Los Angeles area to attend the funeral. Looez. convicted of robbery in January, did return. He was arrested by police officers Tuesday in a Pomona hotel. Accompanied by two detectives, he will be allowed to attend the services. Authorities said Lopez will be returned to Chino where, at the lime of his escape, he was being held as a minimum security prisoner serving a five-year-to-life term. peted. A new class will begin as soon as 15 people have signed up. Mrs. Jones states. The classes will be held at the Phoenix community club. Anyone interested should con tact a kennel club member or Mrs. Jones, 1469 Pacific rd., KE 5-2243 Exeter, England -(UPO- Law yer Swinton Thomas told a court Tuesday why his client, George Norman, broke out of prison to see a woman: "He wanted to marry her but un fortunately there was never enough time between his jail sentences." They'll Do It Every Time By jimmy Hatlo THEV'RE ALL PLANNING TO OPEN A JOINT OF THEIR OWN SOME DAY' THEV DON'T WANT TO SPOIL. THE CUSTOMERS v v. HARDER TO CATCH ( Y LAST W IS V THE WAITER'S EVE 1 PLACE I 7 TOO L0N6 ) THAN IT IS TO I VERK--BUS ) WALK ( CATCH THE GOLD K BOY DIDN'T). FROM , I RIN6 ON A J CUT IN ON JKlTCHEN-ir MERRY-GO- I S3CT -TUICL 7 I 5HOULDA 1 riPLACENOT BROUGHT IN '( I W I SO HOT-NO MV KID'S SET V, COFFEE Jy "v. w M OF SIGNAL ( tve break..; nu. Y v flags I J WHAT HAVE THEY GOT TO TALK ABOUT? THEY'RE VERY MUM ABOUT THEIR TIPS COME INCOME- TAX TIME- Waiting for the waiters to talk themselves out THANX AMD ATIP OF " inc. riHi laj ohi jy) kONNIb STORMS, V1 SAN DIE60, CALIF. ,A wis- f . I ftl .,, a , f : t o. u m ' p ,,4vPr TO PROTEST CASTRO A "caravan of sorrow," composed of Cuban women dress ed in black, visited the Lincoln Memorial in Washington Monday. The women are en route to New YorK 10 lane pan in ami Castro demonstrations, protesting the Cuban Prime Minister's appearance at the UN General Assembly. , (UPI Telephoto) American Legion Gives Motion Picture Awards Beverly Hills, Calif. - IUPD - The American Legion's first motion picture tributes were awarded Tuesday night to Walt Disney, studio executive, Y. Frank Freeman, songwrit er Jimmy McHugn and col umnist Louella Parsons. The awards were given for distinguished service to the nation and the film industry. r distinctive strikes a note of pleasure as it follows th fun. Dependably refreshing, Olympia has a rare good taste and distinctive oharacter enjoyed by active Westerners. A priceless ingredient, naturally perfect brewing water from our deep artesian wells, is the reason for the consistent quality of Olympia Beer, and is why I we say. 'lis the Water Olympic BEER - - : n i; Vr i v 7hi -Jt . . X J$&M wt tea ViKtenert aluny utlmmt l "Oiu l Amrm't SmiwIW Bmi,- Otympia Brminl Colony, Olympia. Wall.. U.S.A., $.00 lo 4:X roViy. 'Ofy lill Portlander Given 10 Years in Prison Portland-IUPD-Gerald C. Ath erton, 42, Portland, an ex-convict with four major convic tions and prison time at San Qucntin, Tuesday was sen tenced to 10 years in the Oregon State Penitentiary., The sentence came despite the fact that sheriff's officers testified Athcrton stood off Inmates who were attempting to assault jailer James Mastne during a recent riot at the Rocky Butte jail. Athcrton pleaded guilty to a charge of robbing a tavern here last spring. Powers Expects To See Khrushchev Pound, Va.-HIPIl-Shoe repair man Oliver Powers said he expects lo hear today or Thursday whether Soviet Pre mier Nikita Khrushchev will talk with him about Powers' spy-pilot son who is imprison ed in Russia. "1 believe I'm going to get to see him," Powers said. "Khrushchev's aides have told us we would be notified cither today or Thursday." But Powers said he plans to fly to New York regardless of whether Khrushchev agrees to an interview. Powers' son, U2 pilot Fran cis Gary Powers, was convict ed by a Russian military court last month of espionage and sentenced to 10 years depriva tion of liberty. Freshman Week AI SOC Under Way Ashland Freshman week activities began Monday on the Southern Oregon college campus after weeks of pre paration by the various offi cials and three days of inten sive faculty meetings. Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, col lege president, presided over the meetings; the matters under discussion included the new dormitory on the cam pus, the newly accredited Oregon Technical Institute, and Colleges for Oregon's Future at which time Bond Measure No. 6 was explained to the group. This year new emphasis, is being placed on attracting re search projects to the cam pus, and in line with this, the block program, which plans curriculum for freshman, is being reinitiated at the col lege. Individual research project were discussed brief ly by various members of the faculty also. Matters of an academic and professional nature were giv en a tnorougn investigation by this assemblage which to taled more than 100 persons The predicted Increase in enrollment cannot be accu rately forecasted but the sup plement is due to fall largely in the freshman class, accord ing to Dr. Stevenson. Enroll ment figures will be out as soon as registration data is complete. ARMY DRAFT DIPS Washington -IDPU-The Army will draft 7,000 men in No vember, a drop of 2,000 from the October call. Including the November call, the num ber of men drafted since the outbreak of the Korean War June 25 ,1050, will be 2,563 930. Students Invited To Take Language Ashland Dr. Anthony De Soto, newly-appointed assist ant professor of foreign lan guages at Southern Oregon college, has invited all incom ing students to avail them selves of the language courses offered. Dr. DeSoto, who' speaks Spanish, English, Italian, Portugese, French, German, and the ancient language of the Incas, pointed out that a knowledge of Spanish is par ticular helpful as it is the language of so many of our neighboring countries. How ever, any language, spoken fluently, he added, aids in the comprehension of a third and a third to the easier ac quisition of a fourth. According to DeSoto, the frontiers dividing mankind are largely those of the mind, the spirit, and of culture which spring from limitations of experience, differences in tradition, belief, and even taste. These differences, he believes, may be overcome by learning the languages of our neighbors. Foreign language courses offered this fall include first and second year French, first and second year Spanish, in structed by Dr. DeSoto, and a two-year course in German taught by Miss Naomi Grant, assistant professor of English at SOC. 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