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IN PARADE A Navy FT boat is lifted by President-elect John F. Kennedy, will be
from the waters o the Anacostia river at repainted and placed on dollies to be a part
the Naval Weapons plant in Washington, of the Inaugural parade Jan. 20.
D. C., The boat, similar to one commanded (UPI Telepholo)
Electronics Industry Has Own
Department Stores, Markets
"Hi! I'm Pauline Sliver and
I'm Inviting you to attend
nur Open House Party,
Friday, January 20th, cele
brating the merger of :
Tht kogua Valley
State Bank
Medford
. nd
The Oregon Bank
Portland
Watch for your Treasure
. Chest key in the mail."
Rogue Valley Branch
1 1 09 Court Street
Eatt Medford Branch
701 East Jackson
By HENRY J. BECHTOLD
UPI Financial Editor
New York - (UPI) - The elec
tronics industry has its own
department stores and supcr-
markets
which do more
than a billion
dollars in
business an
nually.
They are
the electronics
dislribu tors
who keep a
ready stock of
Henry Bechtoia tens of thou
sands of items ranging from a
half-cent lock washer to a
$5,000 oscilloscope.
The size and quantity of any
component or instrument is
secondary to the fnct that it
is made instantly available to
the purchaser as it is needed,
according to William Filler,
president of Terminal-Hudson
Electronics, Inc.
He noted that a customer
also can buy a number of dif
ferent items of different
manufacturers at the same
time on one invoice. This is
much faster, with a lot less
paperwork, than going to the
Individual manufacturers, he
said.
The annual volume of all
electronics distributors has
reached $1.3 billion, including
industrial sales of about $400
million and is growing at the
rate of 20 per cent annually.
Without the distributor, Fil
ler said, electronics would be
tied to horse-and-buggy meth
ods of ordering nails from the
blacksmith shop and the
wheels from the wheelwright.
Defense production con
tractors as well as scientists
and engineers do their shop
ping at the distributor depart
ment stores. Radio and TV
stations turn to them for pars
that keep them on the air,
and hundreds of commercial
and industrial users select
their electronics requirements
from the hefty distributor
catalogues.
Some distributors, like
Terminal - Hudson, specialize
in the high-profit industrial
sales area. Exports also are
an important area. Terminal
Hudson has an International
subsidiary which supplies a
rapidly expanding volume of
American instruments and
other complex electronic de
vices to customers abroad.
For equipment manufac
turers as well as for labora
tories, the distributor s'
shelves constitute a source of
supply that permits them to
keep their own parts inven
tories at a minimum, freeing
capital and credit for other
needs.
Filler noted that the tran
sistor and other applications
of solid-state physics gave a
tremendous boost to the elec
tronics field during the past
decade. "But what lies ahead
will expand it a thousand
times," he stated.
There are new things com
ing that will make today's
achievements look like the
crystal detector, according lo
the electronics distributor.
Oregon Democrats
Cast No Votes
Washington - tUPU - Oregon's
two senators, Wayne Morse
and Maurinc Neubcrger, vot
ed against sending the contro
versial filibuster issue to the
Senate Rules committee Wed
nesday In Washington.
They were on the losing
side. The measure carried by a
roll call vote of 50-46.
Some liberals feel the move
virtually kills any chance for
a change in the filibuster
rules this year.
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U.S. Endorses
Use of Planes
Washington - (UPD - The
United States Wednesday, ful
ly endorsed the pro-Western
Laotian government's use of
rocket-armed American planes
against Communist rebels in
that Southeast Asian kingdom.
The State Department ac
knowledged that four T6 ob
servation planes supplied ear
lier this week to the govern
ment of Prince Boun Oum
were equipped with .30-cali-bcr
machine guns, rocket
racks and rockets, ;
Press Officer Lincoln White
said that despite any treaties
the Laotian government was
fully entitled to "use any
methods at its disposal to pro
tect itself against the on
slaught against the legal gov
ernment which is designed to
set up a regime under Com
munist control.
The American spokesman,
who Wednesday denied re
ports that the U. S. had fur
nished "fighter planes" to
Boun Oum's government, now
acknowledged thut the obser
vation craft weie well armed,
STRAIGHT ROADS
Chicago - About 77 per cent
of all fatal motor vehicle ac
cidents occur during daylight
on straight, dry roads.
LEGAL NOTICES
ADVKRTISKMKNT for BIIIS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Jackson County Court at ihe
Courthouse nt Medford, Oregon, on
or before 10:30 A.M. on the 25th
day of January, 1961, or the tur
nishing of furnace oil and Pacific
300 fuel oil to the County Kuad
Department for the period of Feb
ruary 1, 1061, to January 31, 1062,
Inclusive.
Instructions to Bidders and speci
fication can be obtained at the
office of the County Clerk or olflce
of the County Engineer.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT:
Earl M. Miller
County Judf?e
Chester H. Wendt
County Commissioner
E. H. Taylor
County Commissioner
A D V E 1 1 T I S E MK N T FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Jackson County Court at the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on
or before 10:00 A.M. on the 25th
day of January, 1061, for furnish
ing ot gasoline ana ateset on to
the County Road Department for
the fiscal year of February , 1061,
to January 31, 10G2, inclusive.
Instructions to bidders and speci
fications for the casoline and dicscl
oil can be obtained at the office of
the County Clerk or office of the
County Engineer.
JALftSUIN L.UUWII tUUHi.
Earl M. Miller
County Judge
Chester H. Wendt
County Commissioner
E. H. Taylor
County Commissioner
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Jackson County Court at the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on
or before 10:00 A.M. on the 25th
day of January. 1061. for the fur
nishing of motor lubricating oils
and greases for the County Road
Department or the fiscal year ot
renruary i, lttdi, 10 feoruary i,
1962.
Instructions to bidders and KDCci-
flcations for the lubricating oils
and greases can be obtained at the
office of the County Clerk or office
ot the County Engineer.
JAUKSUN COUNTY COURT:
Earl M. Miller
County Judge
Chester H. Wenrit
County Commissioner
E. H. Taylor
County Commissioner
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE.
Kcndvertisement
I.odRepole Clear Cut
Oral auction bids will be re
ceived by the Forest Supervisor.
or his authorized representative at
the office of the Forest Supervisor,
fosi uitice mmaing, meat or a, ore.
eon. beginning nt 2:00 p.m.. Fch
runry 17. IHfll. for all merchantable
timber marked or designated for
cuiiing on an area cmoracing in
acres, more or less, within Section
33. T. 33 s.. K. 4 K.. w.M.. surveyed
tn the Rogue River National For
est. Jackson County, Oregon. The
estimated volumes arc: 620 M board
feet of Douglas-fir. 75 M board feet
of pine species, and 250 M board
feet of white fir and other species.
The minimum acceptable bid per
m Dnarn icci is as iouows: uouginfr
fir $38.45. pine species $27.80, white
fir and other species $13.40. This
includes the following rates, per M
board feet for slumpage (including
deposit for sale area betterment:
Douglas-fir $37.45, pine species
$26.80, white fir and other species
51U.4U. and si.uu lor slash disposal
for alt species. Sealed bids will be
publicly opened and posted at the
office of the Forest Supervisor, nt
2:00 p.m., February 17. I mil. All
those who submitted a satisfactory
sealed bid will be permitted Imme
diately to continue auction bidding.
A money order, bank draft, cash
iers or certified check in the sum
of $2,100.00 must accompany each
bid. to be applied to the purchase
price, refunded, or retained for ap
plication to any claim lor damages,
according to the conditions of sale
If requested by the purchaser, con
tract terms will permit felling of
timber In advance of payment up
to the value of the performance
bond. If an oral hid is declared to
be high at the closing of the auc
tion, me mnner must immediately
confirm the oral bid by submitting
tt in writing on a Forest Service
bid form. Ihe richt to refect am
and all bids is reserved. Forest
Service bid forms for use In sub
mitttne scaled bids and full Infor
matton concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the submis
sion of bids should he obtained
from the District Ranger, Butte
Falls. Orecon. or the Forest Super
visor, Medford, Oregon, before bids
are suomiiicn.
NOTICE OF STREET VACATION
NOTICE IS HKRKHY GIVEN that
the t ouncii or the my or Medford,
did on the 15th dav of December.
1!)60 by Resolution No, 1071, in
itiate proceedings to vacate the
following described portion of
Crews Road within the City of
Medlord ns Ihe same Is demenflted
and delineated on the official plat
thereof of record, to-wit:
All thnt portion of the public
wny prescnuy Known AS trews
Hoatf tinrmoriy Hidd e Road)
parallel to and abutting on the
northwesterly side of the orig
inal right of way of the Pacific
and Kastern Railroad, situate In
the Southeast quarter (SE'i of
;ecuon 13. i ownsnto 37 south.
Range 2 West. Willamette Merid
ian, extending from the West
right of way boundary of the
Biddle County Rond to the North
boundary line of the John S. Mil
ler I), 1,. C. NO. 61,
and did provide for a nubile hear
ing lo be held at the hour of
7:30 ociock i. m. on the 1 Uh day
of January, IJhil tn the Council
Chambers of the Citv Halt in the
City of Medford. Oregon for the
purpose of cMSidiing the vacation
of and adoption of an ordinance
vacating said trews Road as above
deacribrd and for the purpose of
hearing and considering any oh.
jection or remonstrance thereto
which may be made tn writing
and filed with the Recorder-Treasurer
prior lo the time of said
hearing hv order of the Council
of the City of Medford
D F. H'Qn.
The Family Council
Editor', N'oti: Tha Famllv Council canilsti or & judee. a nsychla.
trill, three clergymen, three editors and a women's editor. Kach article
la a summary ol an actual case history. The Counrll reports on proh
lems that have been dealt with by responsible acencies and counselors,
(Copyright 1961 General Features Corp.)
Beaulah C.-He knocks him
self out being charming every
where but home.
Myron C.-Others really lis
ten to me. Beaulah's attention
wanders fast.
Beaulah C. - My husband
is a dual personality when it
comes to attractiveness. At
home he has the pep of a pall
bearer. Ask him what's new
and you can count on the an
swer. "Aw, nothing!"
Yet listen to him a few
hours later, when he's holding
the stage at a party down the
block, and you learn he had
lunch with a student from Ni
geria and bumped injo Spen
cer Tracy!
What I want to know is
why he strains so hard to be
entertaining in front of others
and thinks it's all right to be
the same old bore at home.
I'm tied down enough all day
and in the .evening, I'd like
to hear about the outside
world from somebody else
besides John K. M. McCaf
fery. Myron C. "When we were
Pretty Pair
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START NOW I
It Cotts LESS
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245 S. Central af 10th
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first married, believe me, I
used to try to save up inter
esting things to tell Beulah
when I came home. I work
at the Information Desk of a
big midtown office building
and more things happen in our
lobby in a half-hour than take
place in a month on the block
where we live.
But did she ever hear me
out? No. She kept breaking
in with her own reports. Or
else she's stop my story and
cross-examine me about any
pretty blonde I seemed to ap
preciate loo much!
After a while I felt I was
wasting my breath. You can
tell when you're talking to
someone whose thoughts arc
a million milies away. I fell
I wasn t getting through to
her. Once she left to close
the baby's window in the mid
dle of one of my real cliff
hangers. When she returned,
she didn't even ask me how
it ended.
The Council: With a show
man's instinct, Myron sizes up
his audience, warms up to a
bunch of "live ones," and
saves his breath when it's a
"house of stiffs." Beulah's at
tention wandered a few times
too many. Now Myron brings
his entertainment where it's
appreciated. 1
Doling out monosyllables lo
his wife and children, while
regaling strangers with fas
cinating and detailed descrip
tions of his day is Myron s
form of reproach to his wife
for lack of appreciation of
his efforts. But is he entirely
fair? Certainly there were
times when he was a bit long
winded and Beulah got blue
in the face from hanging on
every word. Outsiders can be
polile. They know they'll be
leaving Myron soon. But Beu
lah can't hide her impatience,
ennui or need to get on with
her work.
And does Myron ever say,
Now it's your turn. Tell me
about your day? Or is he an
insistent monologist? Evident
ly, anything less than rapt and
undivided attention from his
wife makes him sulk To show
her what she's missing, he ra
tions out a few grunts and
short-form answers and then
turns into a nonstop Mort
Sahl for everyone, else.
How can Beaulah bring
home talent back home? First,
by becoming once again a
good and courteous listener
even to such front-line com
muniques as: "Wow! Do my
feet hurt!" Next, by obvious
gratitude for the "sharing,
Communicating isn't always
easy. It's a form of giving,
and it must have a recipient.
To encourage the flow, Beu
lah will have to pump a little
at first, and then light up like
a switchboard as the message
comes through.
For Myron, talking to Beu
lah was like directing his best
gems into a disconnected tele
phone. With belter manners
on her part and less "temper
ament" on his, this one-man
show may again play to a
lucky one-woman audience.
Alice f awe's Daughter To Be Married in April
Saia wie teituiuj'
place In the home of Alcus'
family.
Palm Springs, Calif. - (UPD
Former actress Alice Faye an
nounced Thursday her 18-year-old
daughter Alice will
be married in New Orleans
in mid-April to Ted Alcus, 25,
an advertising executive.
Miss Faye, wife of band
leader-comedian Phil Harris,
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Harrisburg About 650,000
persons visit the historic Get
tysburg battleground in Penn
sylvania in an average year.
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