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MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Try and Stop -By iffNNETT CERF- BROTHER Harpo is so perfectly adjusted." confides Groucho Marx in his autobiography, "that if a flood came along, Harpo would ride a house as if he never trav .. ..I u 011 uuier way, ... "When I grow ifi," a 6-year-old girl confided to her little brother, "I've de elded to be a Brownie." "Goody, goody," applaud ed the brother. 'Then I'll be a peanut butter sand wich." ... Old Mr. Moneybags sat rocking in his chair at the window of the Union League Club, favoring his young friend O'Connor with an occasional remark. "My Wif. " h inallu ,..., V.1 1 preparing to decamp, "won't believe I spend mv afternoons here. Sh thinl,. T'r ... AU...- - -. t .... . ... um im.uig wumi-n. udu, i wian site was ngm; C 19a, by Bennett Crf. Distributed by Kins futures Syndlcst. Pickin' Pears News and Notes From Camp White Inservice Training School Scheduled Jackson county officials ha"e received a notice fro?n Salem announcing the annual inservice training school for tax collectors scheduled May 24 and 25. The school is conducted under a statute requiring the tax commission to instruct tax collecting personnel in coun ties in matters of law. legal Interpretations and details of the tax collecting process. Jackson county has re ceived stale - wide attention recently due to the publica tion here of delinquent per sonal property taxes totalling some S481.016.25. In the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS By WALTER TOWNSEND Many men knew George Eichnor, 67, when he died here recently. He was first ad mitted here in 1949, and thereafter, was in and out, Chaplain John Frazee said. He was last admitted to the domiciliary,- March 20, 1962. He died April 17, 1962. He served in the Navy dur ing World War I, as a ma chinist mate first class. William Cuddy, the new ed itor of Dominews, wrote the following, which was- read at the funeral by Chaplain Fra zee: Welcomed Back "Walt Grow, who writes Sec lion 5 for the Dominews had just written a paragraph wel coming George Eichnor back to our Domiciliary which he had left often and loved so well when George passed away. There was not enough time to write much of an Obituary for George for the May issue of Dominews as the deadline was passed. "But there is nn deadline now for George no dead line in this chapel ever. "And so we now remember George Eichnor as one of the early editors of the Dominews who was particularly active In this domiciliary in the years around 1953. A journ alist writing an obituary for George Eichnor could truth fully say that he vas much more than an editor he was one of the ablest publi cists for his station newspaper and all of his staff that ever honored the Veterans Admin istrate ... Pride In Work "He look such just pride in his editorial work and in the literary efforts of such Domiciliary writers as Sid Hollingsworlh and Don Cir kot that he rushe4 copies to world celebrities 11 over the country who were particular ly friendly to veterans and personally anxious about their domicile and comfort and care. And he received many friendly tributes on his work from such diversified world celebrities as Edgar A. Guest, justly celebrated syndicate poet of the Detroit Free Press and Rocky Marciano, world ring champion and many, many others. "In simple words, like he roic veterans on many anoth er field. George Eichnor's edi torial work went far beyond the call to duty. "He not only edited one of the most excellent of all Vet erans Administration newspa pers but militantly insisted that tile world know of it and of the comfortable excellence of this Domiciliary which was then known as Camp White. Second Commandment "The second great Com mandment is that 'Thou shall love thy neighbor as thyself.' And this admonae George carried out throughout all his journalistic life for he liked nothing better than to write friendly and excellent report orial little character sketches of other members and then sign his name to the columns of them. "He was a champion at kind words and as there is no longer any deadline that George has to make we found ample time for this eulogy for George and may all the good words that he wrote in his life bring him the eternal reward that the Spirit of God givcth to those who write truthfully and merciful ly of their fellow man " Funeral sei vices for George H. Eichnor were held at the White City Chapel. Chaplain John Frazee officiated. Inter- much of his life as a mining engineer. Survivors include one son, Lt. Col. John T. Eichnor, sta tioned at 'the Marine base in Quantico, Va., and one sister, Mrs. Adelaide Wimmer, Los Angeles, Calif. In Washington, Russia' Gherman Titov and America's John H. Glin took a whirl wind tour of the U.S. capital They joked and lauehed and I had themselves a very pleas ant time. At the Washington monu ment, which was one of their first stops, Titov was fascinat ed by the elevator that takes visitors to the top. As it start ed rising, he said to Glenn: "This is the first joint Soviet American venture into space.'' Glenn laughed and told his companion that American spacemen have their own joke about the monument - which looks very much like a rocket poised for take-off. "We tell each other," he said to his fel low astronaut, "that it will never get off the pad." Then they both laughed. ment was in the VA cemetery at Eagle Point. Mr. Eichnor, the son of Dennis C. Eich.ior and Eliz abeth Rcim, was born at Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. 11. 1894. He was a veteran of World War I, serving from 1917 to 1921. Until recently he had made his home in Reno, Nev and had spent Don Cirkot, who has been a Junior Section Leader, as long as there have been Sec tion Leaders, in Section Two, has left the domici"'ary serv ice for an indefinite period. He hopes to enjoy the fruits of his labors at home in Reno, Nev. Don is a writer as well and the inventor of a "perpit ual calendar" which he figur ed out in his spare time. AS THEY were looking " through Its glass cover at the original copy of our Dec laration of I n d e pendence, Glenn remarked to Titov: "The Declaration was signed in 1776. We're just coming up to 1976, when it will be 200 years since the Revolution in this country. As we were discussing before, you only make progress as you use what has gone before. This if true in all countries." Titov nodded, and replied- "During the ages, humanity accumulates experience." Question! If these tvo young men, national heroes in their two countries, can get along so amiably with each other, why can't their COUNTRIES get along with each other with equal amiability? Ah, me! If we could answer that question satisfactorily, we'd be a lot nearer to the MILLENIUM than we are now. HPRIVIA in the news: - In his column the other day. Herb Caen cracked: "Richard Nixon, who spoke at Town Hall in L.A. the oth er day, confused his audience plenty by opening his re marks with 'It's a great pleas ure to be with you this eve ning." A lot of people looked at their watches and even shook them, for it was ex actly 1:30 p.m. But maybe he's still on Eastern time." Or Nixon may have been gun ning for the mint julep vote. Down there, it's "Mawnin, suh," until high noon, and "Evenin', suh," from then on. FROM W.shington: Mrs. Bernard Gallagher, who has to return a 7-month- LIVER 'N BACON Fresh Sliced From Young Pork 25' on Denco Thick Sliced Nebergalls Finest 2 " 89 PKG. ONLY CANNED hRANKS Swift's Savor-tite - No Waste Boneless, Fully Cooked 3 lb. tin 69 Skinless LADIES CHOICE Swift's Premium all "dinner quality" meat. So easy to serve. Plump, tender, juicy. Pkg. of 10. 3 89' POLISH STYLE BANQUET FRESH FROZEN a m. H ten mm SWANSDOWN PICKLES RRY PIE "A Taste Treat" 54-oi. Jar Individual Size Pkg. of 25-oi. Pies rs After IS MIYFQ ! Hawaiian ITIIACO , Strawberrv 3. Lemon Chip 15-oz. Pkg. 4 for COCK-O-WALK JEGTAR 46-oz. Can 4 79 99 old gorilla to the Washington gptional Zoo after caring for it since its birth, remarked: "It's just like losing one of my own children." Goodness gracious! What kind of children does she have, anyway? QUEEN MOTHER ILL London - (UPll-Queen Moth, er Elizabeth was reported slightly Improved Sunday but still running a temperature because St an attack of laryngitis. .POcft PICKINGS London - IUPH - Cafe own ;er G. E. Clark tells burglars not to bother - with the fol lowing note displayed in his store window: "When the owner of this business leaves at night so does everything else of val ue such as cash, cigarettes 'and chocolates. Even the cat I goes out . . . Trust this will save you time and energy-G. 1 E. Clark." MONDAY. MAY 7. 1962 APPLICANTS Being Interviewed TODAY Thru FRIDAY 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses Nurse Aids For In Service Training Dietary Laundry ' Housekeeping APPLY AT HAWTHORNE CONVALESCENT & REHABILITATION CENTER 625 Stevens Street Medford WORDS ihai (WORT J Thou art mv hidina nlace V and my shield; lliii'l I hooft in Thv word. X DC A 111 IIO.IH rjrMm i iT,i i m PERL FUNERAL HOME l CORNER SIXTH AND OAKDALE Spacious Parking Lot ll) MUM'UD k5 by Jffl GO0 S ftl'l 1Y U promptly r. pond to all calls, day or niffa. 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(X) VOTE for HENRY F. PADGHAM Democratic Candida)! 'or 0 STATE 0 SENATOR Fd. Pol. Adv. by H. Padjham 1309 Court. Medford .M&M The iove,ies,of fi AiJ'$i&j&',4 to surprise and d '"trSH Can be planted in her garden for her year-'j fiWround pie mm- ,569 owers ! iehght ! JELLO 3 cn 53c Dimniiipc chcco,a,eor Vanilia c Q0a r UUUIllUv Family Siie 5y4 oi. pkg Q lor OdC OOI.D MEDAL FLOUR 10 99c WHIFF CASE OF 482.89 DOG FOOD .c. 1.47 - 16 ... 99c Cashier Vmin Strvicet DRINK MIX Measure. In Full "BUD 'N' BLOOM" O READY FOR GIVINGI 1-Gal. woniauici u 3U Ea. (5 for All One Color or Assorted FILM DEVELOPING YEAR ArWUND tY-AWAY PLAN Free Giff rapajng and Greeting Caydi for All Occasions O Huntyig and Fishing Licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Sjampi Bottle Return Philco JV and Radio Tubes at 50 ?o Discount G-E FJoor Polisher & Waxer Rental 77c a Day 0) a 1 ZJjW 14 FLA VOR AID All Flavors Pkg 6 19c MAXWEIJ, IIOUSF. FINE GRIND COFFEE-" 44c DERBY POTTED HEAT J x.r 10c S2-29e TABLET WASHING MACHINE 24-Pkf. 24-Pks;. DETERGENTS SALVO 79c VIM 69c THE M m m m m CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE A 5,
