Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 18, 1961, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textl - I.: - : : - . i 2 B I"" - 1 1 lift.. :. .. .. tttfMfeMMMj THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1S61 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON TAKES GAMBLE-Basil "The Owl" Banghart, 60, prohibi tion era bootlegger and tough guy, is ready, and eager to take the greatest gamble of his risk-filled life, to see if he can stay alive outside Illinois' Statesville Penitentiary. His fellow convict, Roger Touhy, took the same gamble a year and a halt ago but was cut down by shotgun blasts just 23 days after his parole. Bang- hart and Touhy were convict ed of the 1933 kidnaping of John "Jake the Barber" Fac tor, a crime which both claim' ed was never committed. Banghart has served 27 years and was paroled May 12. (UPI Telephoto) RIGHT AT HOME " Sacramento, Calif.-IUPD-Po-lice were on the lookout to day for a clean, well-fed bur glar with a knack for baking, money in his pocket, and a gold ring on his finger. Ever ett Lahmann reported that someone broke into his house Tuesday, baked some cookies and a pie, drank a few beers, ate a can of pears, too a show er, left the wet towels on the bathroom floor and depart ed with $20 and a gold ring. 10 Per Cent of Kennedy Program Already Enacted Washington - (CQ) - How is President Kennedy's pro gram faring in Congress? To attempt to arrive at a factual answer, Congressional Quarterly compiled all of the President's specific legislative requests made, since he took office and counted those which Congress had enacted, as of May 8. The findings: Requests: 277 Approved: 29. . ",' ' This works out to' approval of 10 per cent of the Presi dent's requests, and it's a high score for this point in a Con gressional session. ; A mid-session 1657 Eisen hower box score shows that a Democratic . Congress ap proved 6.6 per cent of the former Republican President's legislative requests during the first session of his second term. At that time Eisenhow er had made 198 requests as opposed to Kennedy's 277, In 1960 Eisenhower had his worst year in Congress: only 30 per cent of his 183 requests gained final approval. The fact of lame-duck presidency and Congressional involve ment in civil rights debate may have been largely re sponsible for the low batting average. And, in an election year, a Congress and a White House held by different par ties didn't help. The Democratic Congress was most generous to Eisen hower's legislative program in the recession year 01 19S8. It gave him 47 per cent of 234 requests. Action So Far Kennedy's mid-session total of 277 requests this year is 43 more than Eisenhower ever made in an entire session. Congress has taken action TTp bast-fed folks buy Brand llama oak Why do you buy Brand Names? Because you trust them. You know that they are consist ently good, that they always meet the high standards of quality you've set for yourself and your family. You'll find Brand Name products wherever you go. No guesswork shopping, like good friends, they're always there. The Brand Name manufacturer has built a reputation. He must maintain it, so he keeps his standards high, and strives constantly to make his product better. He's always first with new products and ideas. He employs lots of people. He helps balance the economy. You depend on him. He depends on you. Know your brands, and buy the brands you know. You'll find some of them on the pages of this newspaper. A Crxnd Nimt it a maker's reputation LOOK POM CONNDINCt BRAND, NAMES rUN0TIOM INC. .SATIS) TACTION, Druid Names Foundation, Inc. 437 Fifth Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Mtdford Mail Tribune nf onmtt anrt nn 171 nf the President's request. The over all status of the 277 as of May 5:'; ,. - 29 - or 10 per cent - have been approved by both the House and Senate and are Jaw or awaiting Kennedy's signature. r ' 28 - or 9 per cent - have passed one chamber. 8 or 3 per cent - have been reported from committee to the floor but have not yet come up for a vote in either chamber. . 105 - 38 per cent - have undergone committee hearings but haven't been reported. 9-3 per cent - have been rejected in committee or. on the floor but can be brought up again. ' 1 - .38 per cent - was a financing measure in the al ready signed temporary ex tended unemployment com pensation bill which was drop ped and won't be brought up again.'., 89 - 38 per cent - have received no action at all in either chamber. Many of the requests were embodied In the President's 18 "priority" bills, 8 of which have already been approved by Congress.' Twenty-three of the 29 re quests which have been ap proved so far were contained In these priority measures: feed grains, minimum wage, depressed areas, judgeships, RanrtfanizAtinn Act. temDO nn vrsnalnn nf unemnlov- ment compensation, aid to de pendent children or me un employed and ratification of th Organization for Econom ic Cooperation and Develop ment treaty. . rtrhi- annrAvftH reauests in clude reinstatement of Eisen hower as a five-star general, a measure to nelp alleviate the balance of payments prob lem, and several special ap propriations. Malor areas so far untouch ed: foreign aid appropriations, which must be reckoned with rturinff the current session: medical care for the aging under Social security, wnicn appears stalled in the House Ways and Means committee. (Copyright list, l Congressional Quarterly, Ine.) Berliners Check Cupboards lor Nazi Reminders Berlin Swastika silverware has set West Ber lin to checking its cupboards and its conscience in another tussle with its Nazi past. The cupboards were lets than 100 per cent clean, but the city could give itself an "A" for effort so far as at tempts to make up for the past were concerned. The swastika silverware came to light in the city-run Behring hospital. It was dis covered when a Jewish wom an patient had a heart attack when at mealtime she was given a knife and fork deco rated with the Nazi emblem. A check disclosed that of the Behring hospital's 5,500 seta of silver, 82 still were decorated with swastikas. It turned out they had been left over from the time the hos pital had been a German army hospital. ' " The matter was discussed at length in the city assembly and the hospital's administra tive director was suspended. Joachim Lipschltz, head of the City Interior department, said there was no more room for swastikas on silverware than there was for Nazis In the city. Examine Consciences Germans, or at least Ber- thelr cupboards and consci ences now for more than 18 liners, have been examining years. Sixteen years after the end of the war, there Is no ex treme nationalist organization to speak of. But 16 years after the end of World War I, Hitler al ready was in power. "What has become of the Nazis?" visitors often ask. The answer is that the Nazis - or rather the ex-Nasls - are all around. But western allied officials and German officials say the main point Is that no neo Nazi movement exists and will not be tolerated if it arises. ... - . They say former Nazis now are voting for the Socialists and Christian Democrats and other democratic parties and will probably continue to do so. TICKETS TORN j London-OTt-An article in Solicitor's Journal, a British legal publication, said today that Londoners have torn up an estimated 884,000 worth of parking tickets since parking meters Were Introduced last year. TOMATOES and CUCUMBERS Vine Ripened Calif. Salad Size Tomatoes Field Grown California Slicing Cucumbers Your Choice c siw beads Tender and Crisp, Rich iri Flavor ...... CARROTS California Carrots, Firm and Fresh! .... GRAPEFRUIT Coachella ' S) TZJ (ft -l 4 for 29' U 5) S U . .. w -t '- " 1 , , 1 '.V. . BUY OltEi ' 'if..1 ... : ParroniK I X U X III I ' . WS!rf , - i. ''iiy.(&LT iic1-- ' ' ' Boost C i J H j i WEDrOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON ' . . , . ' ' OSIEGOU PRODUCTS Better Quality Digger Values Peas) Corn, mix vej, cut 2 pound pliofilm bag .... A meal for a family of 3 for only $1.4. I.B.C. GRAIIAf.lS 's p..-,. 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Medford High School I - , , May 20 Y' ALL COME! -: Admission S0 ";Z Under 18 Free With Psrent n FREE COUPON WORTH 50 Et Thrifty Green Stamps . Bk Jorgensen s oreen apor q Orange Drink oat u . With Any Purchase Clip this coupon and redeem at Oreceterial Offer good Thursday, Fri day, Saturday and Sunday, May IB, It, 20, 21. ONE COUPON TO A CUSTOMER, PIEASE. 'A Gallon Carton Name Address Phone ............. nnnnnnnn a a THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1S81 D . 1 U J Jhh Week's Ranch, Modern Home L I FAMILY Hi I 14 I O Ol KtMOOy I 1 vumu By HIAWATHA ESTES From the shaded front en try porch to the large sunny rear patio, this one. store co lonial styled home radiates hospitality. Part ot the front entry porch has been elimi nated to provide' a planting area where beautiful green shrubbery will contrast with the used brick veneer at the entry wall. For more privacy, the mas ter bedroom suite has been separated from the other two family bedrooms by the entry. The bedroom has a private dressing room and bath. The table , is located on another wall.; The private bath has a large shower, twin pullman lavatory and a semi-concealed water closet. The second bath is accessi ble from both the hall, direct from one of the bedrooms and is located close to the kitchen, family room and rear en trance. ' The combined dinlng-living room length is 31 feet. Ad ditional visual expanse has been added to this measure features a sink located in the cabinets separating the kitch- en from the family room. The elegant built-lns and cabinets have been so arranged to pro vide the most efficient work space possible. Especially note the large eating area which is completely surrounded by ' windows. Your home is truly a, castle when its kitchen is as lovely as this one. Some people prefer two fireplaces while others desire only one. In this home we of fer one In both the family ment by including wide slid ing glass doors at trie rear ot room and the living room. the living room. The tremend- However, one could be ellmin- dressing room has wardrobes ous patio can also be counted ated during construction if along two walls that sound- as outside living area.Ui this I desired. ' , insulate this area from the particular design. living room. A long dressing I The unusual kitchen design Children Infuriated i By Ice Cream Truck. Baii Raleigh,' N.C.-(WI)-What the I Michael answered,. ."No Ice children of New York, San cream truck ever bothered Francisco and Chicago take me.' From the family room, one has access to the patio through sliding glass doors,' direct to the garage and to the kitchen hallr ' Large- double hung win dows, wood roofing, and sid ing bay windows and louvre shutters all combine to Dre- sem a pleasing exterior. v for granted, Raleigh children are going to have to do with out. " ' "No more ice cream trucks in residential areas," ruled the City Council Tuesday by, a vote ,of six to one. - The boys and girls of Ra leigh had their say today In interviews on the streets of the state's capital. "It's not fair," said 11-year-old Linda Poole. "It's just not fair." -' :" '' ' . ? Linda disagreed with the council's theory that the ban was needed to prevent chil dren from getting hurt while running after the trucks. Walk to Drugstore "I have to walk four blocks and cross two -streets to get to the drugstore," she said. "J could get run over a lot quicker crossing those streets thai walking across the lawn to an ice cream truck," she said, . Told that children In other cities had the benefit of Ice cream trucks, 10-year-old Deb bie Hall tilted her head, nar rowed her grey blue eyes and said: "You mean they got something we ain t got? Debbie clenched her school books under her knuckles and SDid, "It's not fair." - Michael Brown, 11, felt a little more strongly about the situation. He was holding two soft drink bottles when told there would be no more Ice cream trucks gn Cox ave. where he lived. "Why not?" he asked, enraged. "If I were big enough," he said, "I'd take the mayor and put cockclburrs in his hair." Told that the mayor said ha vetoed the trucks because he thought their clanging bell would bother residential areas, Winston Churchill Has 'Indisposition' London - wn - Sir Winston Churchill, 88, is suffering from a "mild indisposition," the ForelRn Office aald today. A spokesman revealed the wartime prime minister's con dltlon in announcing that Tu nisian President Habib Bour gulb had cancelled a sched uled visit to Churchill's home. He said Sir Winston "has a slight Indisposition and is spending the day in bed." "It la nothing serious and he hopes to be up again Fri day," he said. Fourteen year - old Rudeen Henry, a student at Hugh Morson High school, shook her head and said, 'They'll be banning chewing gum. next." A 18-year-old: boy from Peru, studying in the United States, said, "I've never heard of such a thing." The boy was Joseph Issaac Of Lima, Peru. Complete working drawing for this plan can be purchased at a cost of S7.90 for the first set and $5 for each additional set when ordered at the same Ume. This plan will be available until Sent. 7-' Please allow two weeks for deliv ery. If the above home does not entirely meet with your approval, , new nome Plan oook. iiancn ana Modern Homes, can be nurchased for S2. 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