Six Accidents Checked by Police
1 Six non-injury vehicle acci
dents in Medford were report
ed during a three-day period,
according to city police. Two
citations were issued, police
said.
, In the first of three acci
dents Friday, a car registered
to Eugene Peart Bennett, 329
South Grape St., was damaged
about' 8:58 a.m. by a vehicle
driven by Rctha Irene Bro
phy, 36, of 264 South Modoc
ave., while- it was parked in
front of his residence.
Alice Vivian Hash, 51, of
319 Newtown St., was cited
for failure to yield the right
'Of way after the vehicle which
she was operating collided
about 4.30 p.m. with a car
driven by Carol Ann McBeth,
15, Jacksonville, at Laurel
and Tenth sts.
Marjorie Joye Hearrell,
1237 North Riverside ave.,
reported to police that a six
foot section of hedge at Pul
ver motel was ripped from
the ground by an unknown
vehicle sometime between
Thursday and Saturday.
City police assisted in the
investigation of a two-car col
lision about 10:25 p.m. Sat
urday at Ehrman rd. and
North Pacific hwy. Drivers
involved were Lavone Mavis
Hemmerling, 36, of 4069
South Pacific highway., and
Henry William Lindvall, 40,
of 245 Wilson rd. Lindvall
was cited for following t o o
close.
Vehicles operated by
Charlotte Ruth Dowell, 38,
Eagle Point, and John How
ard Redmond, 66, Chino, Cal
if., collided about 4:20 p.m.
Sunday on Highway 99 be
tween Gore and Ash aves.
A car operated by Terryl
Ann Antony, 18, of 401 South
Modoc ave., struck and dam
aged a maple tree at 55
Quince st. about 9:15 p.m.
Annual harvest of peanuts
in the U. S. amounts to about
700,000 tons, and the crop has
a market value estimated at
$200 million.
Your Money's
Worth
By SYLVIA PORTER
Copyright, Hid Syndicate, Inc.
ONLY BUSINESS SPENDING STILL LAGS
. You, the individual spender in the United Stales, are
bow coming through magnificently for your country's pros
. perity - and since you account for a giant two-thirds of total
upending in the United States, your performance this spring
is brilliantly reassuring.
- Your buying of clothes and gifts during the pre-Easter
period made this a blooming spring indeed for retailers
across the nation. No matter how the figures are "ad
justed" for the late Easter or weather, March-April sales
are smashing all records and most encouraging is your con
tinued interest in upgrading the quality and price of your
purchases. Even more significant to the economic outlook is
your buying of big-ticket items. Auto sales are "suddenly tor
rid" in the words of the usually unrestrained Ward's Auto
motive Reports, and this is "shaping into a real summer
Ijoom" for the auto industry. The whole industry isn't ready
yet to go along with General Motors' forecast of a seven mil
lion car year but Ward's says it's "leaning more towards1' it.
" All indications ar. too, thii ii no flash in tha pan.
families lht country over hava tha current incomei to
buy; month after month, personal, incomes are climbing
lo peaks never befort reached. They hava the savings
to buy: in tha past year alona, liquid assets of America's
consumers hava soared $20 billion. They have tha credit
to buy; in this entire expansion, instalment debts have
risen only $1.5 billion, an extraordinarily modest rise and
underlining tha fact that consumers hava tha leeway to
hike their on-the-cuff buying lubstaniially. And tha latest
surveys indicate consumers today ara "willing" as wall
as able to "purchase durable goods at a high rata in tha
months to coma."
Government, a second massive spender in the United
States, also is coming through for the economy's growth.
Federal Government spending is not rising at as rapid
a rate as at this time in 1961 when the recovery was Just
Retting under way and thus it is not providing as sharp
a stimulus but government spending is still increasing and
it will continue to increase. Whatever may be your atti
tude toward big-bigger-biggest spending by Washington, the
reality is this is the trend and it's not going to be reversed
under the Kennedy administration. State and local govern
ment spending is climbing to all-time peaks month after
month as well and this trend isn't going lo be reversed
either.
Only business, the third key spender in the United
States, is not coming through on a sufficient scale so far
to add major power to our economy's advance.
Business spending for new plants and equipment this
year is estimated at $37.2 billion, up 8 per cent from
1961's level to a new racord-but good as that seems, it's
not good enough. Tha total is only a bit over tha previous
eeord established back in 1957, when we were a much
mailer economy.
This type of spending is crucial and it's up to govern
ment to give industry the incentives as soon as possible
to accelerate it. Many more billions must be invested in
modernization of U.S. factories and equipment if we're to
be able to turn out quality goods at prices which can meet
competition from foreign producers at home and abroad.
Far more than is being done must be done in this sphere if
our economy is to grow at a pace which will provide the
jobs needed for our workers.
, The crushing of steel's attempt to raise prices to get
the extra money to invest in new plants has now focused
world attention on this challenge to us. The bill giving
Industries a tax rebate if they invest in new plants should
be pushed through Congress. The time-table of the Treas
ury's profoundly important new depreciation schedules
which will permit corporations investing in new factories
to write off the expenses more rapidly and have huge
amounts thereby should be speeded up.
America's consumers are coming through for solid and
custained prosperity. Government at all levels is coming
through. With a push which is entirely justified and in fact
imperative, I'm confident business will come through too
as this year rolls on.
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MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 2"6Tl9fi"2 PAGES 1 to 8
Sign Informs Senator Morse
Establishment 'Ain't a Soda Bar'
Washington - 1UPD - A Washington bar
has put a sign in its window reading: "Sen
ator Wayne Morse . . . this ain't a soda
bar." There's a long story behind that sign.
The story goes back to protests by Sen.
Morse (D-Ore.) about liquor being served
in the U.S. Capitol.
A Washington newspaper, the Daily
News, took note of Morse's protest, and
printed it together with a picture the news
paper said showed Morse in a local bar
posing with his hand on the beer tap.
Morse replied that the picture, taken
some years ago, actually was taken in a
soda fountain. The paper again printed
Morse's denial, together with a further re
port that the establishment was a cocktail
bar.
The senator then said that at lease when
he went into the place, he thought it was a
soda fountain.
All of which impelled barman Matt
Kane to put up the sign, which he hopes
will clear up any question about what kind
of refreshment he serves.
An aide to Morse, who is a teetotaller,
said the senator had his picture taken in
Kane's bar and restaurant in 1960 when he
was campaigning in the District of Colum
bia presidential primary.
He said Morse went in to get some
breakfast and told Kane that he used to
work as a soda jerk when he was a youth.
The aide said Kane then asked Morse to
pose behind his bar.
Kane sent Morse a wire about two weeks
ago saying he was "sorry for any embar
rassment" the publicity might have caused
the senator. The wire added:
"I honestly believed you thought you
were in a soda bar. Thank you for getting
my little bar on the editorial pages."
Three Workshops Set at University
Eugene - Three summer
workshops in business educa
tion will be offered at the
University of Oregon.
The first, "Development of
Business Education Program
for the Academically Talent
ed'' will be held June 18 to
29. Dr. E. C. McGill, assist
ant to the president and di
rector of academic affairs at
Southern Oregon college, Ash
land, will direct the work
shop. The program will consist
of an analysis of methods
and techniques of instruction
which are effective in teach
ing business education courses
for the academically talented
students.
Dr. John C. Gilliam will
direct a workshop on "Basic
Business and Economic Edu
cation," which will be hold
from July 23 to Aug. 3. Gil
liam is an assistant professor
of secretarial science at the
University of Wyoming.
A workshop in secretarial
training is scheduled for July
30 througn Aug. 10. Dr. Mar
ion M. Lamb, professor of
business at Sacramento State
college, will direct the work
shop. Throe hours of credit may
be earned for each workshop.
For further information, write
Dr. Jessie M. Bork, school of
business administration, Uni
versity of OreRon, Eugene.
NAMED ASSISTANT
Salem - (IPP - The Oregon
Welfare Department has an
nounced that Mrs. Gcraldine
Derby of the Salem headquar
tres has been promoted to as
sistant state welfare adminis
trator for program services.
SNOW BUSINESS
New York - lUPli - Blizzard
conditions around the country
this year have been a boon
for manufacturers of ' snow
blowers. A record 150,000
units were reported sold this
winter, double last season's
volume.
X HARRY E.
HAWK
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COUNTY JUDGE
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