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o o MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OR SUNDAY. JANUARY 15. 1961 STAR GAZERV n rr n- ,-.. .... r- , ) MAR 3-15-29-34 157-68-74 TAURUS I W MAY SI 4- 5- 7-14 17-24-31 2) 0EM1NI MAY 22 CV JUNE 22 -,?'133-38-43-49 jy65-77-81-90 CANCEX JUNE 23 JULY 23 31 9-10-18-37 V44-71-82-89 uo gJ JULY 24 j aug. 23 il 1-19-21-28 '3217-52 VIRGO AUG. 24 113-25-35-41 K 64-67-84-87 7 Accordrng to fh Start. I o develop message tor Sunday, read words corresponding to number ivui ".uuiui. uirin sign. t Be 2 It's 3 You 4 Interesting 5 Newt 6 Especially 7Comei 9 Be lOCatelul tl Don't 12 To 13Tar, 14 Expect 15 Can 31 Su'priM Si Miow 33 You 34 Affair 35 Time 36 Cause 37 Too 33 Seem 39 To 40 What 41 Deciding 42 You 43 Able 44 Plom 45 Dipbmotic 16 Accomplish 46 Relinquish 17 A 18 Of 19 Let 20 A 21 Peroral 22 Be 23 Wilhi ?4 NiCt 25 Your 26 T.red 27 Dictating '28 Feelings 2? 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The union, Industrial Local 1662, Carpenters, AFL-CIO, wants Mister Tom the cat to remain at the Los Angeles suburban firm where he has been the workers' mascot since wandering in about 1955. Management is reluctantly backing a new security officer who ordered Mister Tom to go on the ground that his housekeeping methods aren't the tidiest. "If necessary, we shall sub mit the matter to the State Conciliation Service for arbi tration," Local President Charles Powers, 38, said to day. Everybody Loves Tom "Mister Tom is a regular part of the company and he's a terrific morale builder," Powers said. "Everybody loves Tom." And Powers suggested a lit tle sandbox by the door might just settle the whole thing if the company will agree. The union took its first action Wednesday after about 300 of the firm's nearly 600 workers signed a petition call ed "Operation-Save Our Cat." Powers and George Brod- ney, personnel director of the firm, met as prescribed by the union-management work con tract to discuss the grievance Backs Security Officer Powers said Brodney felt he had to back up the new security officer, although re luctantly. Powers, following the steps for pressing a grievance, ar ranged with Brodney to call In outside help for their next meeting within 14 days. With grievance sessions still pending, Tom has been taken home by one of the guards. But the folks at his "real"' home miss him. 'We've really got to get him back," said Powers. "There's always been a cat here and it doesn't seem right without one." Two Men Appear In District Court Dean Remus Watkins, Med- ford, is scheduled to appear in district court March 1 to face trial on charges of defrauding an inn keeper.. He pleaded innocent to the charges Thursday. Watkins is charged with leaving the Res- more Motel in Talent without paying for lodging. Daniel Steven O'Quinn, alias R. G. 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