Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1962, Image 16

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Newspaper Page Text( 16 A TUESDAY, APRIL 17. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON EAST MALL The spacious, landscaped fully upward to (he medical wing occupied malls of Lloyd Center furnish shoppers with by 50 doctors and dentists. 'I he upper level attractive avenues free of an vcnicic iraf- is accessinie aiso by eievaiors. Wiae as cuy iic among the more than 100 retail stores streets, the malls contain planter areas of within the world's largest shopping center, flowers and trees, with benches alongside, Shown above is the Cast Mall where a fountains, pools, and metal sculpture by stairway in the foreground curves grace- regional artists. Lloyd Center Makes Shopping An Adventure With Discovery Portland The real surprise! den bursts of contemporary awaiting visitors to the fam- sculpture. ed Lloyd Center in Portland Is not the glittering array of shops and speciality houses which line the broad pedes trian malls. Nor is it the delight of un expected fountains and sud- It is the sense of amaze ment which comes with the realization that shopping is no longer a commonplace, work aday past-time-at the Lloyd Center, shopping is an ad venture, spiced with the thrill Republican Leaders Outline Major 1962 Election Targets Washington - Uiril - Republi c: n party leaders outlined major targets Monday for COP gains in the 11)62 elec tions. ncpiihlk-an National Chair man William E. Miller listed eight states in which he said the COP could displace Dem ocratic governors. S e n. Barry Coldwatcr, chairman of the Republican S lalorial Campaign Com mittee, listed eight Senate seals where he said Republi cans should displace Democrats. Dep. Bob Wilson, chairman of the Republican congress ional Campaign Committee, said the GOP could pick up the 44 'louse scats it needs next Nov. 6 to win control of the House. The three party chairmen Addressed about 2.000 women assembled here for the 10th annual Republican . Women's Conference. Too Priority Miller said the GOP lost the lflfiO presidential election in 31 big cities where it "lacked muscle, lacked organization, lacked finances and lacked the bodies'' to get out the Repub lican vote. He announced that Repub lican headquarters had given top priority to 12 cities in a program to improve the party organization there. The cities listed were Chi cago, Detroit. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York. St. Louis. Kansas City, Milwau kee, Cleveland, Boston, Hart ford, Conn., and Portland, Ore. Hp told Ihe Republican women thai "this is no time to lie Coldwatcr Republicans, Rockefeller Republicans or Nixon Republicans." ' We'd better Just be Repuh licans this year." he said. Scps Good GOP Chance In his prcnared remarks. Miller said the COP has a good chance to displace Demo cratic governors this year in Ohio, Michigan, California, Wisconsin. Pennsylvania. Ne braska. North Dakota and Wyoming He said the party tiad "a fair chance" to replace Democratic governors in Alaska. Colorado. Connecticut. Maryland. Ncvadn, Texas and Oklahoma Coldwatcr listed Hawaii, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, Mis souri, Pennsylvania, Wyoming and Massachusetts ns states where he said Republican candidates should displace Democratic senators. Wilson said Republicans should gain 10 or 12 House seats as a result of Congres sional redisricting, pick up R 10 lz congressional seats in the normally Democratic South and gain still more seals because "(he trend is with us." of discovery, the novelty of the unexpected. The first glimpse of Port land's unique cily-within-a city may not be a startling experience. The Lloyd Center does not tower above its sur roundings. It sprawls across 56 blocks on the cast side of Portland's Willamette river. It relies upon good taste and intelligent design to beguile shoppers, tourists and visitors. Waldo Lake Basin Development for Recreation Planned Portland-iUPIi-A plan for de-. mountain policy announced i Un ler the new plan timber vclopment of the Waldo Lake . two weeks ago, j harvesting is permissive un- area in Oregon's Cascades em-1 It designates recreation as der controlled specification. It phasizing recreation has been the key value in the Waldo j provides that timber will be announced by the Forest Serv- j Lake Basin and in the area managed to maintain healthy, ice. of small lakes to the north- continuous forest cover which J. Herbert Stone, regional west. The area is part of the ! precludes vast areas of stumps forester; said the revised plan j Willamette and Deschutes Na approved by U.S. Forest Serv-1 tional Forests, ice Chief Edward P. Cliff was j Decision Affirmed corelated with the new high Stone said the decision, based on an appeal by mem bers of some recreational groups affiliated with the Fed eration of Western Outdoor Clubs, affirmed his decision in Former Public Enemy Moved to McNeil Prison San Francisco - tUPIi - Back in ih lai. loin nH rlv i use Pla" announced the previ- lflHOs. where gangsters had ; wva lu in,, luteal oi-lvili; uia'i. ap pellants said they believed the as envisioned by the appel lants. Scenic and natural beauty will be preserved. Limited Access The announcement said the northwest small lakes area would not be designated a February of 1961 o place the cd- but the arca wi bcMman. area under multiple use man-1 aBod primariy for recreation agement. Revisions of the orig-1 with mHcd access N roa(j inal plan were made ' within j constniction will be under- mountain policy. The Waldo Lake multiple taken in recreation areas until I contribution to the whole; recreation plans have been working circle will be adjust- lAdvertisement) completed Appellants also had asked that none of the former limit ed area's timber be included in the Oakridge Ranger Dis trict working circle until ade quate methods of rapid regen eration arc proven. The new plan calls for the area to be included but the allowable cut i,0ldat40,50.60?" nicknames like "Scarfacc Al" and "Baby Face," "Old Creepy" Karpis was the one the FBI wanted most, Public Enemy Number One. When Alvin Karpis was captured in 1936 while stroll ing to a tlialcr in New Or leans, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover closed the book on a personal vendetta and the nation at large felt an era of killing, kidnapping and high way robbery was al an end. Contemporary of Dillinger Karpis was a contemporary of John Dillinger, "Pretty Boy" Floyd, and Frank "Shot gun Goetz. He was a leader of the infamous Karpis-Bark- er gang, presided over by the notorious "Ma" Barker. After his capture in New Orleans, Karpis was convict ed of the 1934 kidnaping of St. Paul, Mi. in., banker Ed ward G. Bremer. Bremer paid a $200,000 ransom after 21 days of captivity. Karpis was sent away to Alcatraz Prison for life. Alcatraz Warden O. G. Blackwell has announced that Karpis, now 53, had been plan would impair recreation al qualities. Cliff said he was certain the revised plan together with approved policies for high mountain areas "will insure that adequate precautions do exist to safeguard the impor tant recreation and soil val ues. . . " AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Reasonable Rates VALLEY AVIATION Medford Airport CALL SP 3-3338 FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF APRIL IS 11?! ill ed as dictated by recreation lit values. I The high mountain policy; , n.f says timber may be harvested (flail, 8I HCn rep . in a manner compatible with f0rg(t 10lil Ttiojnd; nt wpp at 70 t-j the overall management ob- j Zttg2g&tfSSSJ& jeetives outlined in the policy .mu, mr w to o- when there is reasonable as-, gZJSTJti &oJ surance of good utilization and j Wvt mw-w "Cconcmy" sr inra-iv 4 utu prompt regeneration. ' " ""' !'"! " " iiuiiuiii,1;iMiyiA!"lllfw 1 You May Win $100 in Groceries at the Store of Your Choice No Obligation k Ask Our Driver for Details or visit our Table Rock location FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY BIG Y CLEANERS 1928 Table Rock Road SP 3-1919 A Unique Enterprise From the central plaza, it transferred from Alcatraz aft- is apparent that the Lloyd er 25 years in the home of the Center is a unique enterprise The Center's sophistication shows at every turn. Shopping opportunities are virtually un-!tentiary limited. ;Wash. From "Petticoat Lane" with , Transfer Merited nation's loughgest federal pri soners. He was transferred to McNeil Island Federal Peni- In Pugct Sound, Wdrmer Weafher Expected in East United Press International Warmer weather was to re turn to the eas-t two-thirds of the nation today after another night of widespread frost. which saw the temperature drop lo the mid 30s as far south as north-central Florida. Light snow fell today in the North Atlantic states for the second straight day. Short ly after midnight the temper ature dived to 24 degrees in western Pennvvlvania. A thunderstorm dropped heavy rain and marble-size hail nt Kdmonds, Okla., early today. Kl Paso, Tex , set a record with a temperature of 93 de grees Monday. Fog shut down airports at Los Angeles and San Diego, C alif., M o n ri a y. Columbia, Mo., and F.vansville, Inrl., set cold temperature records fo the date. In Detroit, Mich., the U S. Weather Bureau reported lin en Id has stalled the melting of ice on the Croat Lakes. REPORTS FOR DUTY Navy Chief Warrant Offi- Blackwcll said that Karpis's record merited a transfer to i less rigid institution. The onetime gangster reportedly became an adept baker, a skillful landscape artist and an expert business machine operator while serving his quarter - century on "The Rock." I "Old Creepy" grew up in Montreal but achieved most of his notoriety on the Amer ican side of the border. He was often in gun battles with police and was linked to at least one other high-ransom kidnapping in the 1930s, that of wealthy brewer William J. llamm Jr., of St. Paul. For Ihe past 10 years at its displays of women's fash Ions in low to-middle prices, one can step across the plaza into high fashion stores and exclusive decorator' shops. From dentistry to dinnerwarc, the Lloyd complex of 104 stores, 80 professional offices and 11 restaurants provides the gamut of goods and serv ices, all packaged within a few minutes strolling time from one corner of the Center to the other. Within this artful maze of masonry, a crowd of 10,000 shoppers can be dispersed among the stores, officers and restaurants. And a crowd of 3,000 additional visitors may well be enjoying the manifold non - commercial attractions! the Center offers. The Lloyd ! Alcatraz. parole hearings development is fast-becoming j have been held for Karpis. a focal point for many eul-land each time parole has been lural and community aclivi- denied. Again this year he ties. j asked for parole. He marie his Information Headquarters Ibid in a letter lo Frank Rob Noting that the period from1"1"- executive director of the April 21 to Oct. 21 marks the ; Catholic Rehabilitation Serv dates of Seattle's Century 2lir in Montreal, celebration, the Lloyd Center I . . has established a World's Fair information headquarters in the central Plaza for service to tourist.s en route to Seattle. Full, up-to-date information about dining, lodging, points will be available for tourists " "". i" i " '"" al the World's Fair Informs-1 lis" rr"':" w' h- "'' 'd lion Center I at Mt- Angel college. Mt. The top of the summer for!'"?1'1- 0,'V '"r sd,(""! the Lloyd Center is a second -'m""'s n"(l s,'nl".,s w V" U''? , I y" s "P'A'57 l EMPTY I FILLED jX H C ?4' "4 PAV1ESS. EASTER ftSTEB MjsCJS 1 rtyJkj FOR ,;X BASKETS EASTER W&i'rtv H 5 IB A Wreim 1 J BASKETS H wrlinn flfl n 79 I 69 " -'jgl SH!fH,s! l 25cEASTERGBASS..19c1gli f V A,' WITH A BEAUTIFUL LILY FROM PAY IESS V "T H,IIB' 14 IV K f ' ( L.r5V " ? ' t i r.y l.,, Mi cud b, .,p.,l llorim ., f f ASTER EGG I FILL 'N' THRILL I lir- v , A Vjm .' -" "v- " 'I-om .it. pi.m. wi pni nn I isJ! V -fa ! OA F-:ilv ' KITS I trr a, H L BtT' SELECT YOURS NOW!! l EGGS IVWI Ol BLOOM Tl .Th lW-w49c-- 5 rnrW. W. iJl BEAUTIFUL FOIL JU 2.00 TOY LAWN MOWER 1.79 lV&S&L. 3 SyJL WRAPPED POTS JJf 3 Additional Bloom 3 SALE DATES EFFECTIVE 25c per Ea. "'"JSt jj APRIL 17, IS AND 19 . , f ''"-ggfiP j College Preparatory i Program Scheduled Anniversary celehration scheduled for July 29 through Aug. 4. lleadling Lloyd Center's an niversary week celebration will be F.lla Fitzgerald in two tree concerts on the malls. performances at and !):;!() , composition they need concentrated work in F.nglish in preperation for taking college boards or col lect placement examinations. The program, which will run from June 25 to July ''(), will feature work in reading. grammcr. and tudy skills. It will lie a coll ier Albert H. Bloomficld. son 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2. Other ul mil. minim- rwiMiiiu n-iii, I eti 1 1 n n s Mitn m iik- iu-jiu-ii r.--.-. 21' .. Soulh Orange si., Med- j Portland Symphony "Pops" "dp students make the most turd, has reported for duly j Orchestra outdoor concert. '"f ""'i'' college work, aboard the attack aircraft car- j children's shows, art exhibits Additional information on rier. 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