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SUN BATHERS - While the East suffers at Acquatic lark in San Francisco. The with snow and sleet and the South battles weatherman promises continued fair weath floods, Sun Franciscans bask in warm sun er for the area. (UPI Telephoto) Ilk Efejp a 9 in Pninl now to get your bonus! Get this regularly $2.19 professional quality Pro-Kage 7-incli roller for less than cheap rollers you've seen advertised. Only 99c! Buy Fuller Interior Latex Paintand Fuller Semi-Gloss Enamel. TREE! $54.95 floor polisher at every store Villi the electric floor polisher you've al wavs wanted! A brand new liouscboy pol isher complete with two polishing brushes and pad will be given free at each store listed. Nothing to buy! Come in today and sign up jor the drawing! Snw at vrtur FULLER PAINT 4th and SPring ygjSjSionaj with purchase of one gal, of Fuller Interior Latex Paint or Semi-Gloss Enamel Specials this weelc 5-quart metal paint bucket Reg. 80c Special 41c 9 x 12-ft. plastic drop cloth Reg. SI. 10 Special 51c STORES FRONT 3-1052 MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY 4th and Fir SPring BOS 3-7531 EL ASHLAND L n 384 Oak St. MUrdock 9-6541 Ashland, Oregon Attend Our 16th Anniversary Sale Now! ACME HARDWARE at 10th & Central SPring 2-5201 HI-WAY COMPANY 2079 W. Main SPring 3-1631 Jacksonville Lumber Company 101 So. 4th TWinoaks 9-1271 Jacksonville, Oregon ERNIE'S SUPPLY On the Highway at Rogue River JUniper 2-3494 BGOTHBY'S Prospect, Oregon UNderhill 9-2291 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE Actor John Payne Struck by Auto New York - ItlPtl - Veteran film and TV actor John Payne took a turn for the worse to day at Roosevelt hospital where he was taken after be ing hit by a car on a Man hattan street. A hospital spokesman said that Payne's condition had de teriorated since he was brough there Wednesday night with fractures of the lower left leg and numerous deep scalp and face cuts. He was on the operating table for sev eral hours while surgeons set his leg and sewed up his wounds. Payne's condition at first was described as "good" but it became "critic?!" this morn ing. Payne, 48, seemed mainly worried about whether his handsome face was scarred. "How's mv face?" he asked. Is it badly cut?" Doctors promised Payne that his face would not be scarred. Payne was hit by a car Wednesday night as he was crossing Madison ave., a block from the hotel where he was staying. He was hurled onto the hood, his head smashing the windshield and his body denting the hood. The driver of the car, Bern ard T. Selz. 21, New York, a financial research analyst, told police he did not see Payne in time to slop. Selz was questioned and released. Kapers Tickets Available Monday Seats may be reserved starting Monday, March 6, for the 13th annual Medford Ki wanis Kapers. The Kapers production, "Off the' Hook," is scheduled March 8, 9, 10 and 11. There will be reserved seats for Thursday, Friday and Satur day night presentations. Reserved seats can be ob tained at Barker's Men's store. Kiwanian Dames will be al the ticket table there from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. each day. Persons who have bought general admission tickets and want reserve seat tickets can have them by pre senting their tickets at Bar ker's and paying the addi tional price. The Kapers is a production of songs, skits, gags and dancing with a minstrel pre sentation in the second act, 11 will have all local talent under the professional direc tion of Carl Hawley of the John B. Rogers Production company. ..There will be no reserved seats for the Wednesday night opening showing. All seats will be general admission with a special price that night only for students. Tickets are available from any Kiwanian. Congress Blamed For Navy Waste Washington-(UPil-Sen. JSluarl Symington (D-Mo.) said today Congress was partly to blame for the Navy's purchase of $6B8 million worth of faulty planes, aircraft engines and radar. This "waste in the manage ment of our defenses should not be blamed entirely on the services," Symington said in a prepared Senate speech. "Congress itself shares a grave responsibility" for the "present antique organization structure of the Pentagon." Symington, who has been making a series of Senate speeches about similar mili tary waste, said the Navy spent $417 million on the F7U twin-jet, all-w ealher f lighter before canceling the rest of Its order when 34 of the 304 produced had crashed. Another plane was found "Inadequate for the mission assigned," he said, but only after 149 of the 389 ordered by the Navy were produced This error in ordering the T2V training plane cost $139 million, he said. In another case, the Navy failed to halt production of the P5M radar system, he said, "even after evidence of unreliability had accumulate cd." He said this cost the gov ernment S51.6 million. House Committee Votes School Bill Salem-niPH-The House Edu cation Committee Wednesday voted out "do pass'' a Senate bill severing the final lie be tween the Gladstone and Mil- waukle Union high school dis tricts. 1 The do pass rectimmcnda lion was unanimous. Chair man Tom Monaghan (D-Mil- waukie) explained that al though Gladstone has ap proved its own administrative district. Gladstone voters can still vole on the Milwaukie i school budget through next Julv 1. This bill, already passed by ihf Senate, would tirevent Court Records JUSTICK I'Ol'IIT Ashland nlslrk-l Eurnlce C. Buckelew. no nncra- lor'a lU'eiiRe. $3 Willinm H. Poulion, violation of basic rule SL'.V L.O.VB J. Slllllli violation at basic rule $25. Marion Jnsenh Rrt'azenle m-er. lenalh. $15. James Allen Erowninii. lntDrooei- vehtcle license, S.V Alanorie J. Lusk. exmreri veh e e license. $:. Unit F. LaFon. no Hop UrIiI, $10. Don A. Henson. overland, ex. ceeding special permit. SL'34.50. manes j. look, overload. s:t4. David Etnier RnhrtRnn. over. load, SU4 !. t,. Home, overioad. SHH.50. John Z. Linville. exceedinu hoo- cial permit. $1(10. Harold u. Bennett, no PUC per mit. $15. Harry Alton McElrov. overload. S15. Paul D. Taylor, overload. $24. Halph A. Garrison, no safety chains attached, $15. Frederick E. Jones, disobeyed stop sign. SI 5. Hicnard wyatl lirown. no ODcra- tor's license. S5. Lyer A Heim no operator's li cense. S3. Orval P. Lewis, no PUC oermlt. $15. lint u. c hewn na. over oad. 534.50. Karl O. T homuson. V olalion of basic rule. $10. Arthur A. Madden, improper left turn. $15. mi&p rmW'il '-'Mx f 4- 1 1 liil il I AMmkh I - Jl 1 ll.tnrrl i-inUlinn t Ha- sic rule. SL'3. Wullnce L. HolH, overload, $38 Honald I)tH Baldwin, no de clare tl weight receipt, $15. Harry R. Neil, overload. $34 .lO Stieiln A. Krimkliu, (our la dri ver' seat. $l.V Donald R. Miller, no hum. $10 Heler A. baluteen. excessive noise. $10. Johnnie L- Sutton, ovrloml. S:i!t Wesley S. HI ley. uveiienulh. S15 Jeffrey W. linker, no horn. SI0. Ida C. Carpenter, fail to dim hCiiiOiKhts. $15. Clifford L Joyce, overload. $15. Charles R. Peacock Jr., violation of basic rule. $25. Ernest J. Windberg. obstructed vision. $10. Herald N. Pepper, overload. $15. Joseph W. Zonneveki. no lights. $10. Harold A. Sandnhl. no lights. $10. DISTKIL'T COURT Jesse H. Eutaey, no operator's license, $5. Vera M. Murphy, Improper muf fler. $5. Frank G. Kerr, failure (u display combined weight, $5. Don J. Scott, obstructed vision, $10. Harold E. Wegner. no operator's license, $5. James R. Morris, no operator's license, $5. John L. Vnnderbeck. four In dri ver's seat. $7.50. Lynn H. Valentine, failure to Flop. $15. No.il D Krnest H. DcVoung, violation of u.iMC ruie. S. Janison, violation of basic rule. $15. IfVihk' P. Rrncipv falh.r- C 1 K wii, Hohetr E. Myers, twitched li cense plates, $5. Dale Kay Price, violation of basic ruif, Hubert N. Drake, violation of ohsic ruie, 9 m. Douglas E, Gubin, obstructed vision. Jnck D. Johnson, no motor ve hicle license, $5. .Murine fc. I'urton, no operator's CllfCl'IT COL'HT Viola Meyers V9. Robert E. Meyers, divorce complaint. Helen O. Clark vs. Kenvon W, Clark, divorce complaint. MAlt It I A(JE LICENSE APPLICATION Larry Keith James. 521 Fordyce si , rtsninna, nna jumin unil Eielt- manek, 555 Knirview it!., Ashland. REDS OFFER AID Jakarta, Indonesia - IUPH -Three Communist bloc nations have atfrcod to build cement pin nU in Indonesia, . making the nation self-sufficient in cement production, it was learned today. The Soviet Un ion, Poland, and Czechoslo vak! will build the plants, first of which will be in op eration by the end oi 1901. THURSDAY. MARCH Willamette Theft Ring Smashed Sulem -lUI'H- Police said Wednesday they have smashed a tour county bur- Rlnry and fencing ring in the lower Willamette Valley. Klcvcn persons were In cus tody. The ring has been operating for about the last three months between Salem and Portland, according to Salem Police Capt. Glenn Bowman Burglaries in Marion, Polk and Yamhill counties are in volved. Seven persons were arrested here and four in Portland. Bowman said the four per sons in custody in Portland were allegedly fencing ciga rettes and other merchandise stolen in the valley. The final arrest was made Wednesday. Bowman said "well over" t ,000 cartons of cigarettes C 7 were involved along with several thousand dollars in television sets, radios, guns and other items. RgM,ISf 6QQ9! ike bras rcflk 2, 19B1 an tXj &S i . . .-liiiaig i mis,
