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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1960 MEDFORO MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Ballot To Contain Successor, Home Rule, Continuity powers of home rule counties in financing county ..improve ments. A home rule county is one set up by charter pro viding strong local control of government. Oregon has no home rule counties at present, but nine counties have char ters in the making. , The Association of Oregon Counties, which' supports the measure, knows of no organ ized opposition. Under present law, counties are restricted to financing improvements by taxes, as sessments and levies on bene fited properties, and the legis If the original sites were de lature feels this might ad versely affect plans for im provement. Emergency Powers Number ' 12, continuity of government in enemy attack, is non-controversial and was passed unanimously by both houses last year. It authorizes the legislature to establish emergency powers to , maintain state and local governments iu case of enemy attack. ".',.'." 'v. It would allow moving the seats of ' government - state and local - to' other locales Sawdust ; S&H GREEN STAMPS - No. 10 Goes Back To Selection of Howell Appling stroyed. , ;";...!," Other ' states are enacting similar legislation. ;.' ! . . .. Tomorrow: Veterans' bond ing and loan amendment, the personal income tax bill, and billboard control. . Medford Fuel Co. ;: Tel SP 2-21 1 1 Court ft McAnd. I -3 Edllor'i Note: There ire 15 state meaiurei on the Nov. S Oregon general election ballot. Thli la the fourth of five article! describing Uielr background and effect. Proposals MA 1 , v f Jit ' I - 1 ' FUTURE SURGEON A woman astronaut? No, but this is what the modern surgeon may look like In the future The mask, designed by Emil Gauthier, Rochester, Minn. collects bacteria or droplets issuing from the mouth or nose of the wearer via a vacuum inlet situated directly in front ot the wearer's mouth. A hose connected to the helmet car ries tl.e bacteria or droplets outside the operating room at mosphere. The mask, modeled by Helen, Gochis, is being demonstrated during the American College of Surgeons' clinical congress at San Francisco. " (UPI Telephoto) Oregon Supreme Court Decisions .'. Salem- (UPC -A Multnomah county circut court decree which denied a claim for in junction and damages for al- - leged infringements in the use of trade secrets and a farmula for making plastic wood used in the Plywood industry was affirmed Wednesday by the Oregon Supreme court. ' Stimson Lumber Co. filed , suit against a former em ployee and certain companies selling a wood plastic product i based on a formula developed by the former employee at Stimson. Thet formula was not pat ented but had been Kept sec ret and Stimson and the em ployee agreed to keep the formula secret. The agree ment did not, however, pre vent the worker from work ing for someone else and the mar claimed that when he did so he did not use the Stim son formula. The high court, in a deci sion written by Justice Pro Tern Dal King, said there was insufficient proof that the former employee took with him any notes or secret pro duction methods other than "the general knowledge which he possessed." . Judge James R. Bain 'was affirmed.' , . Ol. decisions: Duane Kocnekc vs. B & O Lumber Co., et al, appellants, and A. F.' Kurt vs. B it O Lumber Co., ct al, appellants; appeal from Multnomah coun ty; opinion by Justice Wil liam Perry; Judge William J. Wells affirmed; two consoli dated appeals to recover dam ages for violation of the Blue Sky law, $4,000 Judgments for both Koeneke and Hurt . affirmed. ' Lonnle L. Pocholec, appel lant vs. Natalie B. Giustina, el al; appeal from Lane comv ty; opinion by Justice Keith NEW I960 RAMBLERS 12 LEFT 2-DOORS 4-DOOR WAGONS SAVE-SAVE UP TO $100 $200 $300 $400 i $500 $600 $700 PAUL LEA ROTORS 5th i BARTLETT SP 2-6185 O'Connell; Judge Frank B. Rcid affirmed; judgment based on a jury's verdict fa voring the defendant in, the drowning of a 9-yer-old boy in a log pond affirmed. ;'i Tom Johnson vs. Gus Kolo vos, appellant; appeal from Benton county; opinion ' by Justice Pro Tern E. H How ell; Judge Fred McHenry af firmed; judgment for $5,481 recovered by . a passenger "against the driver of the-car affirmed. ' . - 1 By DOUGLAS GRIPP Salem - (UPD - The 10th Ore gon ballot measure next month goes back to 1958 when Mark O. Hatfield was elected governor and named his own successor as secretary of state at trie same time.. Hatfield,, who had been secretary, named Howell' Ap pling Jr. to succeed him and this was upheld by the Oregon Supreme Court. ;:, Measure 10 provides that an elective office.. Is .vacant when that office holder is elected to another office. Under present law, an elect ed official retains his original office until the new office term begins. . , . Home Rule . , Number 11 defines the Pow Wow Planned By SOC Students Ashland Plans for a ''Big Pow Wow" will take over the Southern Oregon college cam pus Ott. 28 and 29.' According to student co- chairmen, -Darlene Brophy and Dave Maxwell, both of Klamath Falls, the theme will set the background for the Homecoming Variety show, the bonfire, parade, game and dance.. ' , One of the most anticipated events Is the variety show, scheduled Friday evening un der the leadership of Starla Jewell and John Neal of Med- ford.- Tryouts are scheduled this week and only the. best and most appropriate talent will appear. Parade activities are ex pected to start at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 29. 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