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Medford SECTION B MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1960 PAGES 1 to 10 Mother Skis Out of Mountains After Premature Birth Vacaville, Calif. (UPD Her first name is Rebecca, but her parents- are undecided whether they will add either Sierra or Snow, . , Both names are appropriate. The 3V4 pound girl was born prematurely Friday in a snowbound cabin in the High Sierra where her par ents, Moshe and Anna Shi frlne, went to spend the LOCKER BEEF Cut and Jl Ct Wrapped p Custom Killing Culling & Wrapping HARPER'S Phone SP 3-1715 or 2-6381 Treat Your Family To Bigger Picture Television by RCA VICTOR ipr Tube The Your Old Set Payment on JOHNSTON STORES 112 South Riverside Thanksgiving holiday. Shifrine, a microbiologist for the University of Califor nia at Davis, said his wife was in labor 24 hours. But delivery, with his assistance, took only 10 minutes. Telephoned Doctor After making sure his wife and child were comfortable, Shifrine strapped on his snowr shoes and trudged about a quarter of a mile over the frozen mountain countryside to a telephone where he call ed his mother-in-law and the family doctor to let them know the glad tidings. "All I wanted to do was ask the doctor is there was anything special to be done for a premature baby," Shif rine said. But Dr. Kenneth Smith was out and apparently misunder stood a note left by his wife from Shifrine. He organized a rescue par ty, made up mostly of forest The GARVEY-Modei 2H-B-32 ECONOMY-PRICED QUALITY TABU 21" Tube (Overall Diagonal) 26? iq. In. . 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Snowshoed Out Saturday morning, Shifrine said, he bundled the child in sweaters, hot water bottles, an overcoat and a sleeping bag cover, and snowshoed out to where his car was parked. His- wife slipped on a pair of skis and followed him over the frozen snow. Two of Mrs. Shifrine's four children by a previous mar riage stayed in the mountains with friends to ski a bit. "I don't know what all the fuss is about," she said at her Vacaville home. "All we've got to do now is decide whether to make her middle name Sierra or Snow." TV 9 P.M. 'Common Sense7 Approach Credited Growth of Firm By HENHY J. BECHTOLD UPI Financial Editor New York - (UPD - In this age of "psychological testing" it is refreshing to hear of a firm that still concentrates on that hard-to-find quality call ed "common sense." William Matthes, president of .Arwood Corp., New York investment casters, feels that it is this striving for a "com mon sense" approach in all matters which has raised Ar wood to the leadership it now enjoys In the industry. The total sales increase of 20 invesmtent casting com panies last year was $1,595, 000, and Arwood alone ac counted for $1,570,000 of this increase. "I don't suppose we are any more brilliant than many others in the field," Matthes told United Press Internation al, "but we try to work to gether with no firm precon ceived notions about what can or cannot be done." Z j ; ly Many sizes, shapes, colon to fffik Q 5 s 1 1 Diamond Cultured Pearl Pendants ;"" fIV'1 I "5s nH cZdNDJI$1495 3C;ZdA, J1995 , hk&rSArl : I terms X& i d!& TAKEN TO PRISON - Accused slayer Robert Williams. 52 gets checked out at the Reno ins vransier 10 me slate prison cnarged with the fatal shooting of two attorneys in the wasnoe county courthouse last Oregon Fishermen Said 'Bootlegging' California Crab Portland - (UPD - The Wash ington state fisheries director has charged that Oregon crab fishermen are "bootlegging" crab caught out of season off the California coast. Milo Moore made the charge at the annual meeting of the Pacific. Marine Fisher ies commission at which he asked for a ban on all crab fishing in Northern Califor nia, Oregon and Washington from Aug. 15 to Jan. 1. Moore said Oregon crab fishermen have been taking Dungencss crab outside the three-mile jurisdiction of Cali fornia authorities and deliver ing it to Southern Oregon ports while California has a closed season north of San Francisco. "This is a straight case of bootlegging and it is doing harm to the crab fishery," he said. Moore said a big per centage of the crab taken during the moulting season reached the market in poor condition and thus harms the industry. California does not permit crab fishermen north of San Francisco to take the Dunge ness crab between Aug. 15 and Dec. 15. Oregon allows crab fishing to start a month earlier, Nov. 15. i Southern Oregon crab fish ermen argued that Oregon crabs end their moulting earlier than Northern Cali fornia crabs and are fishable by Nov. 15. Petitions from crab fisher men in Astoria and Warren ton, from Westport, Wash., and from Eureka and Crescent City, Calif., urged a uniform season ai asked by Moore. It's t 1 Matthes also credits the enthusiasm from top to bot tom to be the biggest and best in the industry a big factor in the firm's success. Much of this enthusiasm is generated by the company's profit-sharing plan - one of the most liberal in the nation. Last year $528,561 was dis tributed to Arwood's 900 em ployees. The idea of profit sharing on this large scale is an im portant one to Rawson L. Wood, founder and current board chairman of the com pany. As a former director of the Council of Profit Shar ing Industries, he staunchly believes that active sharing of profits gives each employee a personal stake, and that this works to the company's as well as the employee's bene fit. Arwood's growth has been an interesting one. During World War II an ancient pro cess known as investment, or police station preparatory to lor security reasons. He is week. (UPI Telephoto) Fishermen from Coos Bay and Brookings urffed continnalinn of the Nov. 15 fall opening. Sbmc Seattle food fishery firms also asked a later season opening, saying a siz able number of crab must be thrown out because they still are in the process of changing their shells. Moore also asked support from the commission of a plan to set aside the Salmon river in Idaho as a fish sanc tuary. The meeting lasts through Wednesday. Log Value Meeting Set for Roseburg Roseburg - A meeting at which log values for personal property tax purposes will be discussed will be held in the Douglas county courthouse in Roseburg at 10 a.m., Thurs day, Dec. 8, the state tax com mission has announced. The commission is required by law to establish log values to be used by county assessors for taxation. The Roseburg meeting is open to assessors, industry representatives, and the gen eral public. Two other session are slat ed. One is at 1:30 p.m. Wednes day, Dec. 7, at the Deschutes county courthouse in Bend. The other is at 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 9, in room 3, state library building, Salem. 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It now has five plants spread out on the East and West coasts. ; And Matthes pointed out that this growth has been pos sible without public financing since all additional capital was obtained by employee and salesmen participation, by ex ecutive profit sharing pay ments in company securities," and by pension contributions in company securities. Bulova Croton Elgin Benrus Wittenauer Longines . UP TO OFF DINNERWARf 26 PIECE SET-Durobl' Dinnreware that wil grace and beautify any table. Now at a special opening price. $(5)88
