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Medford
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SECTION B MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1960 PAGES 1 to 8
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BURGLARY LOOT Sheriff's Deputy Lee
Rice poses in front of a desk covered with
loot taken from the concession stand at the
Starlite drive-in theater Friday morning.
Bice picked up two 14-year-old Medford boys
just before noon when he saw them run
ning away from the theater. They were
turned over to the Jackson county juvenile
authorities.
Pickin' Pears
News and Notes
From Camp White
By WALTER TOWNSEND
Miss Enid Holmes, of au
burn hair, and attractive in
black dress with white blouse
and blue bodice, told the
Readers and Writers club
Tuesday afternoon, that to be
a good conversationalist one
should have a good vocabu
lary; but many times a good
listener is more appreciated.
Many new members were
present. The entire group was
impressed with the chief li
brarian's comments, as she
said, "We have twice as many
first rank symphony orches
tras in the United States as in
all of Europe."
Among those who took part
In the discussion on America,
were Charles Reynolds, for
merly of the FBI, and John
E. Powell, who, before his re
tirement, was a university
professor. Later, as the meet
ing progressed, Michael Dil
lon, educator and instructor
at the domiciliary, was drawn
into the talk, as well as J. W.
(Walt) Edwards, ex-rancher
and cattleman of Colorado,
each of them long-time mem
bers and participants in the
weekly literary study, provid
ed by Miss Holmes, chief li
brarian of the domiciliary.
"America is a wonderful
country," she said.
Speaks of Culture
She spoke of culture. And
told how Europe clung to the
old, unchanging ways. And
they say, she said, that it is
good because it's old. In Am
erica we say, "It is good be
cause it's new."
"Unchanged since 1884"i is
what you read on an Europe
an label, Charles Reynolds
broke in. He has traveled a
lot, and said it depressed him
to see "culture" used, to strike
at America with.
Dillon seemed fearful of the
rising tension, and appeared
about to leave. .
The FBI man -Reynolds -pulled
his black mustache and
shook his head. He looked at
Miss Holmes. "Do you know
the-essential difference - be
tween the Europe of today,
nnH America?" he asked.
"I don't know," the mode
rator admitted. "What is the
difference,- Mr. Reynolds?
she inquired m6destly.
Europeans Horde
"The EuroDeans horde -
Americans spend - for the
home, the family."
This set the group off in a
high, key. But at last the talk
died down.
Aisi in Miss Holmes spoke
of America. Told of its vital
ity. She mentioned foreign
pars ntentrnnics and its de
vices. She said, we even have
bumper crops.
"Bumper crops!" cried Fro
fpssnr John E. Powell, who
once taught languages, "what
do you think 'bumper crops
mean?"
Disoutes Rise
Disputes arose, and opinions
hurled amone the men. The
librarian let the hotness of the
riisntissinn subside, then re
sumed her talk. She began to
dwell on America's armea
power. Its air bases, missile
sites' bombers, underground
central room for defense at
Omaha. Told how some of our
airmen play golf, with a
"wnlkip talkie" behind to
warn them of attack or ap-
nrnnchiner rianeer.
For the first time in months.
the Readers and Writers group
appeared spellbound.
In low calm voice, she
graphically told of America's
thinking. She made it seem a
reality. She spoke of Russia
nnH hnw it bore on DeoDle's
minds. How people's chief
drive was security! "(jet a
good job - keep your nose
clean," she advised the group.
Such was the new philosophy
of America.
Former Bronc Rider
At this point, Edwards, for
mer bronc rider of Colorado
was suddenly aroused. "I
would rather dance," he said.
He is well known in both
Mprtfnrd and the domiciliary
and is a popular ballroom
dancer of note. .
. Before Miss Holmes could
answer him. coffee and re
freshments from the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary was
brought in. The discussion,
however, continued for an
other hour. aDDarently be-
pause rhipf Librarian Enid
A. Holmes had thoroughly
aroused the emotions of the
men about the America, the
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Play Day Planned
At Medford YMCA
The Medford Young Men'
Christian association will hold
an after school play day pro
gram during the coming
months for most of the Med
ford schools.
The YMCA truck will pick
up the fifth and sixth grade
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Deputies Investigate
Theft from Airplane
Jackson county sheriff's
deputies are investigating a
rhoft frnm an airnlane at the
Ashland airport Friday.
George Frank Ward, 687
Park St., Ashland, said a trans
mitter and receiver were tak
en from his airplane in a lock
ed hanger.
exciting America, they had
each served as soldier, sailor,
or marine, in two world wars.
The "writing" group, re
luctantly filed out at last, still
excited about the country in
which they lived.
"The next meeting - don't
forget -" the librarian said,
"will be next Tuesday at 1:30
- in this same group meeting
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