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Medford Tribune jr. ' . - t' VOTE ' ' SECTION D MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, I960 PAGES 1 to 8 Congress Expected To Hear Cal! For New Frontier' Legislation Washington- HIPD -Presidents elect John F. Kennedy is ex pected to greet Congress next January with a priority call for "new frontier" legislation reminiscent of the first 100 days of Franklin D. Roosevelt New Deal. Both Kennedy and his run ning mate, Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, Tex., have spoken of such an opening legislative drive in their recent cam paigns. On Johnson, vice president-elect, will fall heavy Actresses File Suits for Divorce Santa Monica, Calif. - (UPD -Blonde actresses Shelley Win ters and Marilyn Maxwell Thursday filed divorce suits. Miss Winters, 35, accused her husband, actor Anthony Franciosa, 32, with cruel and inhuman conduct during their three-year marriage. She said they were childless and she needed no alimony. Miss Maxwell, 38, claimed her mate, producer-writer Jerome L. Davis, caused her mental and physical suffer ing. She asked support for herself and her child, Mathew, 4, and a division of commun ity property. Miss Maxwell and Davis were wed in 1954. responsibility for pushing leg islation covering foreign and domestic issues in congres sional councils. By calling on Congress for quick action in a number of areas, Kennedy hopes to ex ploit a time-tested maxim that a president is never so persuasive with Congress as during the early weeks of his administration. In those early days the legislators have not forgotten the new president's power at the ballot box. Several study groups have been at work for Kennedy for months reviewing foreign policy, defense policy, de fense reorganization and other matters. Reports of those groups will help decide the details of Kennedy's legisla tive program and select its priority items. To eliminate congressional roadblocks which threaten the program, Kennedy may take action-openly or private-ly-to effect some changes in Congress itself. He may, for example, support changes in the complexion of the House Rules Committee-by curbing its powers or changing its per sonnel. Revisions in President Ei senhower's budget for the year beginning next July 1, should provide one vehicle for mov ing the government towards the "new frontier" to which Kennedy has directed his party's course. Many of the government's foreign and do mestic activities can be ac celerated with increased appropriations. Portland Guild Elects President Portland-WPD-Dart Lindsay, a former employee of the edi torial department of the Ore gon Journal, was elected pres ident of the Portland News paper Guild Thursday night. Lindsay was picked to re place Robert M. Schultz, who resigned. William Lynch, formerly of the Journal, was named first vice president and Jack Ros enthal, an ex-ployee of the Oregonian, was elected second vice president. J. Lynn Wykoff, formerly of the Oregonian, was reelect ed as secretary-treasurer. The new officers will fill out the unexpired 1960 terms of their predecessors and will serve through 1961. The Portland Guild current ly is involved in a strike against the two Portland daily newspapers. SOBERING EFFECT-Early morning motor- rd. The plane, a gift to the youngsters of ists in downtown Miami, Fla., were sur- Miami, was cn route to a city park but prised when they found a Navy Neptune failed to get off the streets before the morn bomber blocking heavily traveled Lcjcune ing rush. (UPI Teleplioto) 78 Bucks Validated At Ranger Station Happy Camp - According to personnel at the Happy Camp Ranger station, a total of 78 bucks and one bear were validated at the local stations for the six-week hunting season ending Nov. 6. The last ten days of hunt ing season brought in 23 bucks by lucky hunters who filled their tags before the final day: Among those bring ing in bucks this past week were Cliff Gould, Verlin Whittaker, W. L. White, Doug las Goodwin, James Roads, Don Smith, Scott Bowden, Thomas Crocker Jr., Duehl Gayle, Jean Titus, all with four pointers. Three-point bucks were brought in by Gene Miller, Barbara Robinson, Walt Rob inson, John Kanig. Bringing in two pointers were Joe Kirby, Jim Webb, Nigel Baker Jr., Francis Davis Sr., and B. D. Duray. A six-point buck was brought in by James Mather, and John Bain killed a five pointed. These A-l Cars and Pickups have been in stock over 30 days . . . we're wholesaling them to the public . . . HURRY! i OUT THEY GO! Fabulous Cars & Trucks amazing low prices! 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Sunday-KBES-TV SP 3-4547 Christmas Seal Drive Scheduled By MARY KELL Gold Hill-The 54th annual Christmas Seal campaign will begin on Monday, Nov. 14. On this date seals will be mailed to everyone in this community, according to Mrs. Dclos Walker. This arrangement, she re ported, is in conjunction with the Jackson County Tubercu losis and Health association's Christmas Seal sale program. Mrs. Walker said that dona tions of any amount may be mailed ' to Christmas Seal Campaign, Box 800, Medford, Oregon. Further information and additional seals may be obtained by telephoning Mrs. Mrs. Walker is chairman for the seal sale in this area. Co- chairman is Mrs. Ted Sehocne- mann. Seals were prepared for mailing here by members of the local sponsoring group, the Gold Hill Health unit, at a re cent session held at the home of Mrs. Paul Molloy. Co-host esses were Mrs. George Allen and Mrs. Estclle Pitts. Visitors at the session, con ducted by president of the unit, Mrs. Clarence Parsley, were Mrs. Emma Pilarski and Mrs. George Einke. Arrangements were made to hold the annual Christmas party and December business meeting at the home of Mrs. Melvin Burnett, Upper River road on the second Tuesday in the month instead of the first. Happy Camp PTA Has Meeting Nov. 8 Happy Camp - The regular meeting of the Happy Camp PTA was held Nov. 8. The winning class for bringing in the most memberships in the October membership d r 1 vie was announced by Mrs. Earl Coolcy membership chairman. Winning the $3 cash prize was Mrs. Fowler's second grade. Other business of the eve ning included the voting of transportation expenses for high school students going to the YMCA meeting at Rod ding Nov. 19. According to Art French, advisor for the group, approximately $2 per student would be needed. He estimated that 13 students would go and that transporta tion would be In private cars. Elementary school principal Herbert Sonncborn and high school principal James Foote took the room count of the parents present. The , junior class won for the high school and the first and fourth grade won for the elementary school. A report on the Well-Baby clinic, which the PTA spon sored was given by Mrs. El mer Orrell, health chairman. According to Mrs. Orrell there were 32 preschool children at the last clinic to receive their free vaccine and monthly checkups. In the past, the av eragc has been from eight to 12 children at each clinic, she said. BOND ISSUE REJECTED La Grande - IUPI) - Union county voters rejected, 5,024 to 2,207 a $500,000 bond issue for a new county courthouse. HERE ISA CARPET SALE and WE DO MEAN SALE! No Gimmicks! No Low Quality Borax! Just Good American Made Carpet AT REAL LOW PRICES (Her Ara a Few Examples) , ' 501" Nylon Reif. 10.95 Sale Price $8.45sq,,d. Shag Wool Reg. 12.95 Sale Price $9.95 5q yd. Decorator Cottons Sale Priced at $4.95 sq.yd. 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