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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. ORE. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29, 1061 ThgrTIDoItEvery Time THf7 OF STREETS PAINTS INCLUDING ANy MANHOLE COVENl- " By Jimmy Hatlo Then the sewer gang does a job, and 1vhen they put back the cover it's always on the bias Man, 80, Missing On Larch Mountain ' Portland v tUPIl - Search was "under, way today for an 80- year - old man, missing on -Larch mountain east of here. Tony Eaton left home Mon- -day evening to go for a walk -with his dog. The dog returned home late that night, alone Bloodhounds were called into the search. Eaton's wife walked two miles to the home of a neigh bor to report the disappear ance. . Friends said' Eaton spent many years in Alaska where he was a miner and hunter. He was reported bothered by poor eyesight but was quite active for his age. . POSES NO DANGER London - IUPD-A tube made by rolling paper together which was brandished by MP .Gerald Nabarro in parliament , Tuesday was ruled a "non lethal weapon" by the deputy speaker. Another MP had ask- ed if it were proper for Na- barro to be armed. To Serve Ycu Art : A'1 i Cook Manager ' 1 Arden , Pinknam ' . tf Asst. Mgr. , , - - Charles Ely Vj - Title jjy. Examiner Jani Pace N it ff - Escrow Officer Bonded and Insured Title Insurance Closing Escrows Collection Escrows Plot Preparation CRATER TITLE INSURANCE 00. "HOME-OWNED". Jackson County's Newest and Most Complete Title Insurance and Escrow Service 510 West 6lh SP 2-5264 Quotes From the News BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Lufkin, Tex. San Antonio party girl Joan Brock, 28, convicted of murder,' sighing with relief when the jury recommended life imprisonment instead of the electric chair: "I might beat life . . . but I couldn't beat old sparky." Columbus, Ohio Robert E. Slack of the U.S. Market Reporting News Service, stating that old fashioned hard boiled and hand-colored Easter eggs are losing ground to ready-made candy eggs: "This generation doesn't cook at much as our mothers did." Cambridge, Mass.. -.The Harvard humor magazine "The Lampoon," admitting it had" a tough time picking Eddie Fisher as the year's worst supporting actor in its annual worst movie awards: "In any other year he would have won easily, but this was a banner year for bad movies." Fort Lauderdale, Fla. A policeman trying to explain why so few college students stayed within the five city blocks that were roped off for a street dance Tuesday night to forestall another free-wheeling riot: "Looked to me like a lack of women and no boote." 4-H Club News Howard Bake-N'-Stitchen The Howard Bake-N-Stitch-ers third year 4-H club group held their fifth meeting at the Drennen home recently. We had a tea time bread demonstration by Linda Ro senberger. We had bread and Klamath Falls Man Faces Questioning Klamath Falls -WPD- Arthur Arnold Phelps, 43, Klamath Falls, was to undergo ques tioning today in connection with the death of his wife, Morene Ruth, 40, who was found apparently choked to death Tuesday, morning. Phelps, an electrician, was apprehended by state police on highway 97 just south of here Tuesday night. His wife's body was found in her bed .Tuesday morning by a sister-in-law, Mrs. Floyd Phelps. The sister-in-law, said she went to the home after re ceiving a phone call early in the morning saying she had better take care of the chil dren. The husband was gone at the time. A letter apparently written by Phelps, was found in the home. Dr. McKinney To Read Paper at Conference Ashland Dr. William Mc Kinney, assistant professor of social science at Southern Ore gon college, has been invited to read a paper entitled "Russell Hinman, Pioneer Physical Geographer," at the annual meeting of the As sociation of Pacific Coast Geographers, April 6 and 7 at San Francisco State col lege. Dr. McKinney's paper is based on the life and works of Russell Hinman, 1953-1912, an author of geography text books and a former director of the American Book , company. OUR FUNERAL HOME All facilities located beautiful y e t unpretentious building. We are able to serve you better than ever before, at no added cost to our patrons. LITWILLER FUNERAL HOME Highway 66 at Normal Ave. Ashland Dial MU 5-4541 in one y a r -i C. M. Lltwlller IIS Mrt. Lltwlller Ashland's Leading Funeral Director Since 1935 hot chocolate for refresh ments. We made plans for a skating party April 12. A recreation period was held at which we sang songs and played games. The next meeting will . be April 8 at our leader's home, Ramona Rausch, Reporter Reeie Creek Renegades A meeting of the Reese Creek Renegades was held re cently at the home of Mrs. Mary Tillman. David Calla way gave a report on ring worms, and Jan Callaway gave a report on pneumonia. Our guest was David Nelson. Earlier in March, the club took a tour to view each member's project. We judged a class of jersey cows at Del bert Mongolds and two classes of Jerseys at Cliff Moores. The next meeting will be held April 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. Dennis Phillips, Reporter Concert Program by Blind Artist Set Ashland The "Blind Con cert Program," featuring or gan music by blind artist. Richard Smith, plus demon stration of the braille system Two Youths Stopped En Route South Ashland - Two 13-ycar-old Medford boys were stopped by Ashland police Monday af ternoon as they were headed for California. Police Chief Herb Hays said the boys had pack sacks and planned on caddying at public golf courses in southern Cali fornia. They had walked part of the way to Ashland, and planned on traveling to Cali fornia by bus, Hays indicated. Ashland police took the boys to the Jackson County Juvenile Detention home. of writing and steps in mak ing braille books will be pre sented at Southern Oregon college, Thursday, March 30, at 10 a.m. in Churchill hall auditorium. The program is directed by the Transcribers Society for the Blind, w h 1 c h makes braille books by employing the blind themselves to copy the books by hand, thus fur nishing needed employment to many blind transcribers. After these books are bound they become a part of a large National Library, and are sent, out by mail free to any blind person in the United States and Canada. The Transcribers Society also organizes and sends out worthwhile programs by the blind to publicize its work. The public is invited to at tend the program. III x V- ih J ,v iP R "" far." I CAR ECONOMY Detroit - At a 40-mile an hour cruising speed the aver age fuel economy of most au tomobiles torjay has been in creased by about 30 per cent in the interval between 1930 and the present. -A 5 New York -lUPli- The soap opera has found a special niche fur itself. Coin operated laundries across the country are beginning to feature coin operated television sets, so that housewives won't miss their favorite shows whila laundering. HOPEFUL OF SOLUTION Democratic Congressional lead ers said after meeting with President Kennedy that they are "very hopeful" for a satisfactory solution to the Laotian crisis. House Speaker Sam Rayburn, left, is shown as he expressed the view, which was endorsed by Senate Dem ocratic Leader Mike Mansfield, right, to newsmen at the White House. (UPI Tclephoto) c -ji ac " a c " 3C, - sj Flowers Gifts (J SP 3-1733 26 SOUTH CENTRAL Easter Planters Artificial Arrangements Easter Gifts Flowers by Wire Elk-Trail Forestry Squirrels The 4-H forestry squirrels had their last meeting at the home of the Lawsons. Sally Tucker led the song, "Battle of Republic." Margaret and LeonardHan son, our new junior leaders, divided us up in two groups. We played a quiz on how much we know about trees. Mrs. Lawson served the re freshments. Lavonne Myers, Reporter Stong Elected Director of Group John E. Stong of the Pur ucker Music House in Med ford was elected a director of the Northwest Music Mer chants association at a recent music merchants conference in Portland. Stong will serve on the board of directors for two years. Stong was a speaker at the two-day meeting attended by 200 merchants and sponsored by the National Association of Music Merchants and the Northwest merchants group. 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