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o O 0 o o o o o o o 0 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1961 A 5 0 o fwMft8&l Wf Mm BIRDS STARE AT 'BIRD' - A group of ostriches at the Swope Park zoo at Kansas City, Mo., stare at another grounded "bird" as a truck towing an Air Force fighter plane passes their cage. The Air Force presented the They'll Do It Every IDJA EVER WONDEC WHY SOME FIRMS HAVE SUCH BEE-YOOT-EE-FUL GAL EMPLOYEES ? Maybe the personnel Guy is COMPENSATING FOR SOME THING THAT'S MISSING AROUND HOME- THANSANOA TIP OP 7U UATI n UA-r ToSLLPRIB, trrtAHii in M Aye., W Try and -By BENNETT CERF- CHARLES COLE, who rounded out a brilliant 15-year-hitch as President of Amherst College, recalls that when Poet Robert Frost was a freshman at Dartmouth, his fraternity brothers fret ted because he took long walks alone in the woods. Finally a committee of Upper classmen confront ed him and demanded, "Frost, just what do you do walking by yourself all the time in the woods?" Freshman Frost eyed them calmly and re plied, "Gnaw bark." They left him to his own devices after that. Actually, says Proxy Cole. Frost was meditat ing alone in the woods and his ability to do so is one of the reasons he's such a great poet today. For several years running, rotund Comedian Jackie Gleason has essayed the role of Santa Clans for the Christmas party at the school near his suburban home. "I get a special kick out of putting on the costume," admitted Gleason. "It's the one time In the year I can wear a ready-made suit" C I960, by Bennett Cei r. Distributed by Kln Fe.ture. Syndic.!. MINUTE, If Or ANY . L DAY; hahel jlloituavu Aoon rreffl the Cowrheuie HANK MO0N . HAIOID 5NODOKA5J, FUNIt At DIMCTOU DAY OR NICHT PHONE $P J 0M Ask. Us About the OREGON Which W He.rtily Recommend and Endotg) Time - Stop . m n FUNEPAL INSURANCE AN WOW-' WHAT 'THE PERSONNEL I DISHES.' AN SO U GUV CAN r r--Z!r cheerful reallv pick ) reisiffl m - m71 Selection of Finch m& j V-.-., . i. 7 plane to the city for children be reassembled in time for zoo. By Jimmy Hatlo Jury Continues Los Angeles -IUPD- The third murder trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff re sumed today after a one-day recess caused by the illness of the surgeon's new attorney. Maxwell E. Keith, who re placed Grant Cooper as Finch's counsel, telephoned Thursday to say he had the flu and could not attend. He was required to obtain an affidavit from his doctor that he was ill. Presiding Judge David Cole man released prospective jur ors until today because of the illness. Selection of a jury is expected to take at least a week. Finch, 43, and Miss Tregoff, 24, are charged with killing his wife, Barbara Jean, July 18, 1059. The first two trials ended with hung juries. Recall Petitions In Independence Independence Ore. -WPII-The people of Independence ap peared likely today to have the final say on whether May or Ray Dunckel was right in firing Police Chief George Ut ley last month. Petitions calling for the re call of two city council mem bers who backed the mayor are in circulation. Named in the petition arc council mem bers John Werline and Dean Smith. At a council meeting this week, cx-chief Utley made a move for reinstatement, but a petition bearing 479 names and requesting his reappoint ment led the council to re affirm Utley's ouster by a 5-1 vote. Roseburg Man, 22, ! Dies in Accident ' Roseburg fUPli Laurence C. Bursik, 22, Roseburg, was killed Thursday about 10 miles west of here when the car in which he was riding struck an embankment. Olna Hathaway, 65, Rose burg, driver of the car. suffer ed multiple lacerations and a possible fractured hip. HITS FOOD DUMPING New York -CPli- Mrs. Elea nor Roosevelt said Thursday niRht that "dumping" of sur plus food in the United Stales "does not go unnoticed by the Communists." "People and countries that I have visited comiftntly ask 'why do you in the United States throw away food in- toH nf pivintf it In nrnntt to play on. The plane will the spring opening of the (UPI Telephoto) ACTOR'S SON GETS TERM Great Barrington, Mass. -IUP1I - Anthony E. March, 26, son of actor Frederic March, was under a 30-day jail sen tence for the theft of automo bile parts and a riding saddle. March, formerly employed as a tree surgeon here, plead ed guilty to the charges in District Court Thursday. Now A Multiple Heat Dryer At An Economy Price! ONLY - N I JOHNSTON STORES 112 South Riverside -, O I tKECIALI5TS JT Prison Population In United States Highest in New York The country with the highest proportion of its population locked up in penal institutions is the Unit' ed States. The rate 120 adult prison ers for every 100,000 of the general civilian population says James V. Bennett, direct or of the Federal Bureau of Prisons "cannot be matched anywhere else in the world. It is a record we cannot be proud of. We must do all we can to get rid of it." The statement, part of a discussion of prison and ju dicial controversies, appears in the January issue of "Crime and Delinquency," quarterly journal of the National Coun cil on Crime and Delinquency. One thing the courts can do to help solve the problem of overcrowded penitentiaries, says Bennett, is to refrain from using prison commit ment when it isn't necessary. "However you view it," he added, "prison is lough med icine and appropriate only for those who require tough med icine. Major surgery ought not to be used to clear up a pim ple; major surgery, where a shot of penicillin would do, may be disastrous for the pa tient. The same principle ap plies in dealing with the of fender." 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