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Three Appear in Circuit Court Imposition of sentence was suspended for three years for Joyce Lee Ann Johnson, 19, of 204 South Grape St., in Jack son county circuit court Tues day. bhe pleaded guilty to charges of forgery. Brian Mul len was appointed her attor ney Thursday, and the case was continued. William S. Warren, 2532 Table Rock rd., was. sentenced to two years, eight months in the Oregon state prison for obtaining personal benefit un der false pretenses. He had pleaded giulty to the charges. Warren is charged with pre tending to Regal Service Sta tions that he was authorized to charge $62.75 in purchases to the credit card of Heavy Haulers, Dallas, Tex. The case of James Earl Raines, 425 Oak St., Central Point, was continued until Monday for arraignment. Raines was charged with en tering a Gold Hill repair shop Dec. 1. Thomas Reeder had been appointed previously by the court to represent Raines. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. French Scientists Recover Capsule Colomb Bechar, Sahara (UPD - French scientists suc cessfully recovered a capsule containing a rat that was fired to an undisclosed altitude to day aboard a rocket, officials announced. It was not known immedi ately whether the rat was alive or dead. Official sources said the container was recovered 27 miles from the launching pad by means of a radar-spotting system and a helicopter. - The helicopter brought the capsule back to the rocket launching base near this West African desert market town. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1961 They'll Do It Every Time ft I Mm Mm By Jimmy Hatlo Howcum Dept. at the bapbers' sou get covered with a tent size sheet as protection! from a straw falling hair or two z-zz But TO CATCH ALL TOE GORE.GA26LE AND SAND BLAST, TOE DENTAL HYGIENIST GIVES VOU A BAB-SIZED BIB THAT DOESN'T COVER YOUR NECKTIE HP TM1HK AUO A UST TIP iiLlWpL.MEDLAR, 17 lA1 IE (-7.1. '3 V -r. -'wait Bssr-siri v s LSsM lMr-r-' ft iff King FaUniM Syndic!!. Inc.. W.irM tlthU i Grants Pass Man, Son Die in Wreck Weed, Calif. - IUPD - An Oregon man and his 7-year- old son were killed Tuesday in a three-car accident which injured three other persons. The dead were identified as Gordon Willard Ring, 44, of Grants Pass, and his son, Dennis. Ring's wife, Hilda, was critically injured. Also injured were Mrs. Helen Nic- odemus, 53, and Oliver F. Fredrickson, 51, both of Duns muir, Calif. Highway patrolmen said Mrs. Nicodemus's car bumped the rear of another vehicle and sideswiped Ring's auto, which was heading in the op posite direction on Highway 99. Ring's car hurtled down a 30-foot embankment. House Committee Tackles Problem of Extra Jobless Pay Washington - (UPD -The House Ways and Means Com mittee started Tuesday to pound out a final version of legislation to speed extra job less pay benefits to the na tion's unemployed. The committee, led by Rep. Wilbur D. Mills (D-Ark.), was expected to complete its work on President Kennedy's emer gency request within a few days. House action may come early next week. The administration bills, which are labeled as anti recession measures, would provide $950 million for addi tional unemployment compen- Wf lectrifying Appliance Sale 4 DAYS ONLY EASY TERMS llfSAj Now! lliPf i' Save Now! i gg 1 -eC 2.0 Tl CAl-ORE ' If News from Western Auto! See All the Big features You Get from Wizard ...at So low a Price! Wizard Custom 30" E (Si 88 Electric Range U2J2J REG. 169.93 Only 5.00 Down, 1.75 Weekly 1 Super Jet top elements with 7 Heat Selections give! i you a full range or recipe cooking heats! i Appliance Choice of America Our 1,700,000 TimM-Wuord! Wizard Electric Water Heater 104 88 $5 Down, 1.50 Weekly! 40-Gallon Capacity l-uuy Automatic! jt Glass-Lined Tankl if Set HI Forgtt It! Cooks Entirt Mcol Autamoticolly! Puih-Button Burn tr Control for I Rccipo HtoHl Automatic Clock d Timor, Timed Appliance Outlet! 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Up lo 13 weeks of extra payments would be author ized, depending on eligibility in the various states. Employ ers would pay the cost of the program through higher taxes. The legislation also would provide $350 million in federal-state public assistance for needy children of the unem ployed. Kennedy said the program would give the economy a big shot in the arm as well as help the jobless. The President proposed the one-year Droeram hp finanonH by raising the taxable wage Dase trom $3,uuu to $4,800 but chances are the committee will not go along with this. Instead, it was likely a tem porary boost in the 3.1 per cent federal payroll tax would be aDDroved. Thp ari lion has promises it would not make the matter a major issue. The President also asked Conf?rfiR fn ffiua th ovlva benefits to workers who ex hausted their regular unem ployment compensation in the period from Oct. 31, 1960, to April i, iaoz. However, organized labor wants the starting date shoved back to last May, which it says more accurately reflects the beginning of the current recession. Kennedy has said he would go along with setting the date at last Juno 3(1 if 1hf pnmmif. tee favors the move - and it probably will. This would add another $40 million and 125,- 000 workers to the nrnprams originally proposed. Detained Witnesses Subject of Bill Salem- (UPD -Rep. Bob R. Chappcl (R-Portland) has in troduced a bill that would provide payments of $7.50 a day to any person held in a county jail or otherwise de tained as a witness in a court action. Present law provides $1.50 per day. Chappcl, a Portland detec tive, said this would correct situations similar to the re cent incident in Jackson coun ty where material witnesses were held for "prolonged periods at $1.50 a day solely because they witnessed the commission of a crime." He said he is introducing a total of 14 bills to help reduce the crime rate in Oregon. Quotes From the News BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Miami-lUPIl-Bank robber Eugene John Snyder, returning the $4,577 he took on Monday at gunpoint: "I only needed $300, and when I looked in the bag and saw all that money, I was shocked." Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia Sir Roy Welcnsky, white prime minister of the Central African Federation, rejecting a British government proposal that would much increase the number of Africans eligible to vote: "It is a cardinal principle that government must remain in responsible hands." 1 Los Angeles Herman Abrams, explaining in court why he frequently failed to stop his car and wait at red lights: "I can't afford to waste time." Washington-Sen. GOP Leader Everett M. Dirkscn, sug gesting that Congress not be too hasty in dealing with Presi dent Kennedy's legislative program: "It's in the country's interests to take a reasonable time to do this job." Measures Given Tag of Approval By Senate, House Salem -IUPII- Measures ap proved Tuesday: By The Senate SJR16-Expenses for official courtesies. SB127 Elections. SB140-Relating to agricul ture quarantines. SB207-Labor elections. SB232-Traffic signals. SB264-Accounting of sup port money. SB323 - Fraternal tax ex emptions. SB380-Remodeling of com mittee rooms. SB241, 247, 248, 284, 286 Relating to corporations. HB1005-Fuel tax exemp tions for armed forces. HB1050, 1061-Elections. HB1044-Motor carriers. HB1049-Flcets in interstate commerce. HB1051-County clerks ab stract of votes. HB1064-Elections. . HB1069-Vehicles and com binations. By The House HCR5-C ondolences on death of Douglas McKay. HB2020, 2061, 2062-Buag- ets for state water resources board, administration of pub lic employees retirement sys tem, and state board of census. HB1018 - Workmen's com. oensation. HB1283-Vehlcles and com binations. HB1320-Podiatrists. SCRIO-Sorrow at death of former Gov. Norblad. SJM6-Urging congress to make full use of Oregon in planning national defense. SB191-Licenscs tor cosmet ic therapy teachers. - PIANIST DIES-Pcrcy Grang er, 78, noted Australian-born concert pianist, conductor and composer, died Monday in White Plains, N.Y. Granger made his piano debut at the age of 10 and was a student of Edward Grieg. (UPI Telcpholo) Public Said Too Tolerant of Evil San Francisco -IUPII- Cali fornia Attorney General Stan ley Mosk said Tuesday the American public is too toler ant of evil in big business, big labor and big rackets. He told the San Francisco Exchange Club that increas ing crime statistics rcllecls a "moral breakdown among the populace. "Padded expense accounts, Income tax dodges, business sleight of hand are all too common," Mosk said. "When a juvenile steals $50 from a su permarket it is considered a crime of rather large magni- tude-but when an employee eouees $50 a month on his ex pense account, it's thought of as just clever. A 3 Come aboard the smart, water-wise DORSETT Fleet for '61 ! FROM CLASSIC CRUISER The 17' Calalina ...TO SLEEK SKI-BOAT Bureau Warns People of Concentrated Sea Water Persons who suffer from srihritu and other ailments should not expect to obtain any relief through adding sea water to their diets, according to Don McNeil, manager of the Medford Chamber of Commerce. Several firms in various sec tions of the country have ad vertised concentrated sea wa fp,. n hpine hpneficial to per sons suffering from arthritis, cancer, diabetes, loss ot viril ity, and other conditions, he noted. McNeil staled that accord- In Ihp Nalinnal Better Business bureau, with which the chamber is affiliated, sev- n.al aHirri-t icpmpntR ha VP claimed that these conditions, well as baldness and gray lir, may result from a lack certain trace chemicals iich are present In sea wa- Such claims are unsup- as ha of wh ter. ported by medical research, the bureau reported. "The only disease in man that Is known to be asso ciated with any' deficiency of soil or water," the bureau re ported, "is simple goitre, due to lack of iodine in the soil in certain arcas-a deficiency which may be remedied by the use of iodized salt." According to the National Better Business Bureau, sea water "is an Insignificant source of minerals" for any person whose diet may need supplementation. According to the bureau, nutritional authorities state that other minerals known to be essential in human nutri tion "are so widely distrib uted in both plant and animal foods that any reasonable diet which supplies vitamin and protein needs would normally cover the needs for these min erals also." 1 f-V READS OF OWN DEATH Michael Licbcr man, 77, of Miami Beach, Fin., beams hap pily as he displays a notification of his death which he received from the Veterans Ad ministration. This is the third time this year that Llcbcrman has been reported dead. (UPI Telephoto) 5 ' "vt Hi V ft .... . 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