Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 21, 1960, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNZ, MEDFORD. ORE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1960 0 B They'll Do ft Every Time - By Jimmy Hatlo The local high SCHOOL TEAM WIN& TWO IN A COW AMD EVERyBODy TAKES CREDIT FOR IT. THEy DOMT EVEN MENTIPM THE COACH (X SHOWED MV Vol IP BOOSTER CLUB VI BUNKIE A FEW HAS CERTAINLY DONE TRICKS, MVSELF- A LOT FOR THE TEAM - VE(-THEy RE A FINE BUNCH OF THAT RALLV WE But when THEy LOSE ONOH,OH' LISTEN TO THE FANS NOW MUanxandatip of the hatlo hat : TO MRS. ALLEN YOUN&. ITO RIVERSIDE. : ORB30M 1 . . w EST ALWAYS WAS A RE AL V raiJ ONLY SHOWING HIM I VEP-THEY RE A C ' ' M"1 eiv last night how fine bunch of that rallv we ELStackl TwTSgM .ds ar7 Hora LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice is hereby given that Junes E. Higglna,- Administrator of the Estate of Claire Glee Hlg lim, aeceasea, nu luea nis imai account and oetitlon for distribu tion, and that the 14th day of No vember, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. at the court room of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon have been appointed as the lime and place for the hearing thereof. All Bersons interested ai e required, len and there, to show cause if any there be, why naid account snouia not oe approved ana aii iriDuuon maae. James E. Hlgglns Administrator . , , J. P. Flleeel. Jr.. Attorney for Administrator '' NOTICE Notice la hereby given that -a maiorltv of votes cant in the Spe cial Primary Election is against permitting dogs to run at large in Precinct 6BA and within the mu nicipal boundaries of the City of Rogue River, Oregon and within the municipal boundaries of the City of Medford, Oregon. After 60 days from the date of tne notice, wncn any aog is louna running at large In such city or precinct, its owner is subject to a line oi iu ior ine nrsi ouense. ana 943 ior cacn suoscqueni or tense. This is the first of three con secutive, weekly publications. E. M. Madden Jackson County Clerk NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE . STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK , SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF MARY E. JAMES, de ceased. . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN . that the circuit court for the state of Oregon for Jackson' County has appointed me administrator of the estate of Mary E. James, deceased. All persons having claims ngalnxt said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this dale at the offices of Frohn mayer. Lowry. Hogan & Deather age. Cooley Theatre Building, Med ford. Oretinn. Dated and first published- this Tin obt oi ucioocr, iweu. ROBERT F. JAMES, Administrator. , LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITOR!! - Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ad ministrator oi ine estate oi uony Myrtle Lleb, deceased. All per sons having claims against said es tate are hereby required to pre sent them, with proper vouchers, within six months from the 71h day of Oct., 1D60, the date of the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned at 34 N. Central : Ave., Medford, Oregon. I J. F. Flies el, Jr. Administrator I No.-10720 NOTICE OF HEARING' ON . FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT. COURT OF THE STATE 0 OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON PROBATE DEPARTMENT, In the Matter ' , of the Estate of Lena -M", Greene, deceaaed. ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has. filed his Final Account and Report 'in the anove enuuea estate, ana mat ny order of the Circuit Court In and for Jackson county, Oregon, Pro bate Department, a 'hearing upon the lame has been set lor Monday, November 14,-1060 in the Circuit Court Room at the Court -House in Medford, Jackson County, Ore gon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A. M . ; . . '! All persons having objections inereio' are nereny notniea io pre sent the same on or before such time. ' Dated this 14th day. 'of October, 1WOU. Charles R. Greene ' Administrator ' ' Roberts, Kelllngton, Branchfleld1 St Heffernan Attorneys for Administrator ' NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In-the Circuit Court of the Stat t or uregon for tne county of In the Matter of the Estate of Terance U. Hayes, Deceased, No. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her Final Account as Executrix nt the above estate with ' the Circuit uourt or said county, and the Court has fixed the 31st day of October, I960, at the hour of 0:30 A.M.. of said dav and tha Circuit Judge's ' office In, the County Courthouse In Medford, Oregon, as the time and place respectively for the hearing of objections, if any there be, to the said Final Account, and you are hereby noti fied to file objections, if any. you have, to said Final Account, on , before the' time fixed far hearing. . Dated and first published this 30th day of September, ifiQO,- n, lYIflAint haykb, Executrix . ADVKKTIHBMKNT FOR 1111)8 Scaled bids will be received hv tha Jackson' County Court at the Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on or bit for 10:00 a.m. nn th 3nri day of November. 1080, for the fur nishing of Pacific 300 fuel oil to ine county court House ana the County Farm Home for.. the per iod of November 1, If) 00 to Oc tober. 31, 1961, Inclusive. - - Instructions to bidders and spec ifications can be obtained at the office of the County Clerk and the County Court. , JACKSONCOUNTY COURT .... Earl M. Miller - ' . . - I , County Judge " ; Chester H. Wendt " : County Commissioner, i R. A. James' County Commissioner Court Refuses Astoria Dispute . , Salom-flJPll-The Oregon Su preme '. Court Thursday re fused to take jurisdiction in a dispute involving a civil serv ice -measure on the Astoria city ballot. ' ; The decision has the effect of keeping the measure off the , Nov. 8 ballot. The-Astoria City Council refused to put the. measure on the ballot, contending' the issue should be presented as two ; measures, one authoriz ing all city employees to go under civil . service and an other .containing a collective bargaining clause. The -Oregon Public Em ployees . Council disagreed, and got a writ of mandamus in Circuit Court against the city. The city appealed and council attorneys sought to have the .high court dispose of the question In time for the measure to make the bal- ipt. : , The appeal' will run its nor mal course. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS . No. lonoo IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE a I'ATK Ul1' OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY . . - ' ' IN PRORATE ' In Ihe Mnlter or. the Estate of r&L.LlK MAY BARNARD, . ' . Dccoased. '; NOTICE "IS 'MKHF.RV r.IVVM that I. hove been, appointed by th t-ircuu .oun oi ine aiaie or ure Ron for Jackson Cnuntv ai Admin istrator -of 1 the - estate' of Nellie May Barnard, f deceased, and have duly qualified. All person having claim -against said estate are hereby notified tp prosent them, with proper vouchers, . and duly vi-rmea, . to me pi rto. ?u lioldy Bulldlna. Medford. - Oreson. with in six months from, the date of ints notice.; DATED at Medford, Oregon, this 7 day of October 19(10. ROBERT H. GRANT , Administrator ' , KELLY & KELLY 1 ' Attorneys for Administrator 20 Goldy Buildlni . Medford, Oregon Federal Highway Program To Continue Despite Vote Results By HENRY J. BECHTOLD ' VPl FinineUl Editor' ' New York - (UPS - Regard less of the outcome of the presidential election the huge federal high way program will continue. Both the Re publican and Demo cratic c a n d i dates agree upon the i m po r tance of this 41,000 - mile Henry Bechtold C 0 n struction project to our' defenses, safe ty and economic growth. This program started through the Highway Act of 1956 and is being carried out on a pay as you build basis between states and federal government. Upon completion, sched ulcd for 1975, a total of $40 billion will have been spent on interstate highways alone The program has put' $10.1 billion into circulation in its first four years to build 9,100 miles of interstate . and de fense highways and 100,100 miles of primary; secondary and' urban roads in 50 states, the District of Columbia' and Puerto Rico. The federal gov ernment paid $6.4 billion, of the-total and the states $3.7 Billion A study jot the program by C.I.T. Corp. showed that the money spent on it in the years ahead ' will ; generate : many economic activities in other. fields. Auxiliary Valuts It 'said the hew highways will- create i wealth ' in 'their areas not only through. . the money outlay for construc tion, but by attracting new Industries, commercial busi-! ncsscs and housing. - At the same time, it noted, good roads will- improve property and land values. The following ' are , the, "auxiliary" economic values of modern highways listed by the C.I.T. study: ; New industry comes Into areas served by good roads which are essential for. its truck and employee transpor tation. New jobs thus are created, along with tax reve nues for local governments. I New real estate develop ments are built near the new highways which offer faster and easier access, for resi dents traveling to work, shop ping or elsewhere. -Shopping centers, gas'sla tions, restaurants and other commercial businesses along the new roads. , -Farm land other property near the new highways rise in value. -Valuable lime Is saved for commercial and other ve hicles. -Costly traffic a c c 1 dents are reduced. i The elegant compact is better than everl The only compact with fine car styling, Comet's design is even sleeker for 1961. Yet Comet is slill priced with or below the other compacts. It's also the first family-size compact. Gives you longer wheelbase (T longer than average compacts) plus huge trunk. Ride? Comet gives a big- car ride, the smoothest ride of any compact. A husky new high performance engine the Super Six joins Comet's thrift Power Six, which continues to deliver up to 28 more mileage than stand ard sixes. No doubt about it: The value-packed. '61 Comet is the better compact cart The New Value-Packed wiftSL. The only compact car with fine-car styling.. .priced with or below the other compacts MEDFORD MOTORS Inc. The study also pointed' out the direct beneficial effect of the highway program on em ployment. It. said . each $1 billion spent on highway con struction equals ' a total of 228 million man hours of em ployment - 102 million on the construction site and 126 mijlion off the site., ; ' i j .:. The federal highway system alio will greatly improve the Innocent Verdict In Knifing Death ' San Dlego-IIIPD-Percy Cata Ion, 23, of Lafayette, La., was found Innocent - Thurs day of murdering his brother-in-law by a Federal Court jury, which, deliberated about 15 minutes. . , , The a c 1 1 n r 'sergeant at Camp Pendleton Marine Bose was accused of fatally, stab bing Gary , Baum, 23, . of f Jef ferson, Ore., Catalon told the nation's defense program, ac cording to the study. Modern roads -will be needed in case of attack to evacuate : cities and to transport food, medi cine, military supplies and troops.' . i ' In addition,'' states' that en joy wealth generated by the tourist trade particularly ; will benefit from the highway pro gram. Good roads attract mo toring 'vacationers .who now number- -70 1 million annually and spent $9.2 billion a year. ' The annual total for recre ation travel Is $14 billion, of which more than - $3 billion goes tor' auto" expenses. OF SMITH & MEN , By Jack Smitk ; ... v (e) lilt Tlmel-Mlrror Syndicate court he stabbed Baum when Baum- attempted. to s.trike him. '.:;. . Authorities said ' the- inci dent'- ocourred in Catalon's trailer -parked at the Marine base April 30 when Baum , re turned after' drinking several hours ' with Catalon's . wife. Beverly, 21. At 20-21-29-17-72-73 STAR GA2ER!' K f TAUIUS 0A Af. 21 l-MAV Jl P?51-5oC-a 71-77-79-8q OlMtNt- MAV 22 VVUNE22 )57-594669 rt70-76-85-8 CANCIR JUNE 23 JULY 23 l-lA-lo.-yJ 40-48-81-63 uo JULY 24 AUG. 23 -32-45-53 VIROO AUG. 24. SEPT. 22 1, M in -mJ 42-50-35 By GLAY JR..POLCAN ' , '.Yavr Dallr Atlmty Guid. ''' ' , Aordino-o Iht.Slpr'u - TTi t , Tp'develop-rnessoge for; Saturday, read v(ords corresponding to numbers , orypurz.oatocoinnsign.,-. . ' usu SEPT.23 OCT.'23 5-33-39-38, fcl-647 1 You' -2 Ah '', 3.Dbn't , . :.-5&';i;i: . 6 Listen ',,, . ' . 8To , . 9 Evitino ' 1f) Incfftad , 11 Today . . 12' Be ' ' ' , 13Cortluf 14 Is i lsif " t. 16Mo. ,- 17.You '18 Benticiol '19Mt , ,' 20Let ;, , 21 Someone ! 22 Important ' 23 Hovt ' ' " 24 Today 25 Events ' - 26 A ' ' 27 Linked . 28 Day ' ,:. 29 Else'' 1 ' 30L '31 With ,'32'Accent. .33 Others -V 34 Negative 3 5 Chances 36 Some 57 For ! '' J 38 T , : . 39SM ' ' 40 Interesting 61 Hand ' '62 Friends .63 Your 64 First' ' 65'lndicated. 66Be 67 Today- ' '. 68 Annoyed . 69 Your 70And SCORHO OCT. 24 NOV. 22 Ta-TSW-Slfi. 154-62-63 V ! 41 Advancement 7 1 Wav 42 Your. ' . '72lmporl6nJ UMoior , 44Hondlt :'450n..' ..... 46' Ideas- 47 The 48 And t- '.. '45 Problem . ' 50 Financial 51 Good .' 52 With ' ! ' 53 Romance , 54 Close 55 Plans " 56 News' . , 57 You : S8Their 59 Could ' 60 Comes 73 Things A today 75 tnvolvinaj ' ' .76 Unhappy '77 Problems . ' '78 Attitude 79 Are SO Solved ' -81 Refreshing 82 People 83 Antagonizes 84 People 85 About ' i , 86 Expenses l 87-Seek . . 88 Assistance 89 Laved i 90fjaes glGooJ (Adverse ' )Wcu?tal SAGITTARIUS NOV. DEC l5.17-53-56.tn CAPRICORN JAN. 20 Vt 4. 7.10.35rtr 07-41-74- &i AOUARIUI JAN; 21 I FEB.' If JS& 12-13-24-30tji 169-78-83-04 rltcts MAR.2I 3-6-8-34 sT '46-75-81:90 What the U. S. State De partment needs is a couple of women. I mean real women, of course. We have a commendable policy of bringing distinguish ed visitors to this country presumably to show them we aren't so bad after all. But then we insist on bor ing them to death. Hundreds of wide-eyed personages from Europe, Asia, Africa and South Amer ica are being shuffled through our major cities as guests of the State Department. - But they ne ver seem to have much fun. , it s amazing that a coun try so rich in pleasantries and delights is able to give the impression that the best we have to offer- is banquets, re ceptions, press interviews and decoration ceremonies. '".' ' From the recent ' visit ' to this country of King Frederik and Queen. Ingrid. of Den mark, I see. that the State De partment has added some thing new to its' catalogue' of entertainments. They, put the King and Queen on a . helicopter . and chopped them to one of our missile engine testing ranges to watch some splendid ex plosions. ' . I was there at the time and got the impression -that- the Queen might rather have been at I. Magnin's, pottering oyer the perfume bar. Even the King looked a little bored. After you've seen one missile engine- fired you've seen them all. One may be louder and smokier than the other, but a Queen may not have the tech nical judgment to discrimi nate between the two. It seems hardly worth while to fly all the way from Co penhagen just to see our bright young men set off their firecrackers.' , Even Khrushchev wasn't allowed to go to Disneyland. I wouldn't say Disneyland truly represents our culture, but it's here. We're stuck with it, like the state of Georgia and the Miss America contest. When the Shah of Shahs, that is, the King of Iran, came here he expressed a desire to play tennis. This was even a greater crisis than If he had wanted ;to go to Disneyland, but the State Department solved it by retaining a pro fessional tennis player with the instructions, apparently, that he was to hit the ball, gently, to the Shah s forehand. This was undoubtedly the dullest tennis match in the history of diplomacy, but the State Department was satis- lied. The pro, racing all over the court to get the Shah's re turns, kept getting them back to the Shah s, forehand and before he had to dash off to retrieve the next shot manag ed to cry, "Great shot, King!" Still, that sounds like more fun than watching missile en gines. ..... - There are some people who don't want to have any fun, like General De Gaulle and the Emperor of Ethiopia. That's their privilege. They believe in form and ceremony and self-sacrifice. But I doubt, if the Queen of Denmark doesn't want to Glass Prevented , Newhouse Death ; Portland ITIPD Police said today the shotgun blast which wounded Oregonian Production Manager Donald Newhouse, 41, Sunday night, could have been fatal. Police conducted a series of firing tests Thursday night. Officers said they showed that if it had not been for the double strength window glass the charge probably would have mortally wounded New house. Newhouse remained in a hospital, A doctor said ha showed remarkable improve ment but "how complete a recovery could not be de termined at this . time." Ho was struck in the right hip. Police continued their search for the assailant. have any fun. If the Stats Department had assigned a woman to this matter sha might have enjoyed her visit more. - . She could have got her hair done, bought a dress or two and a hat, spent two exciting hours rejecting shoes, played bridge awhile for a krone a point and met the king, sparkling and fresh, for tea. . Whenever the struggle for power is resolved in the Con go, the State Department un doubtedly will invite the win ner over here to have a look. I would like to have him and his wife at our house for din ner. We will have hamburger Stroganoff and play scrabble. WANTED! WANTED! Potential Mrningi of up to $80000 per month. .Parson to deliver confection! to retail ouHert car necessary work from own home age or experience no factor Part rime OK. 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