Medford mail tribune., May 17, 1962, Image 21

THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1962
Installmentfiuying Makes Start in Europ
New York - IUPB - Install
ment buying has made a start
in Europe but bankers and
financiers there must over
come a trarfctional prejudice
against mass use of it if full
benefits are to be felt from
the Common Market, a United
States financier sai today.
Theodore H. Silbert, presi
dent of Standard Financial
HEAR
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Each
Sunday Morning
8:30 on
K-DOV
Corp., returned this week
from Amsterdam, where he
addressed a meeting of Neth
erland bankers. He told them
that the European bankers
must break the "barrier of
suspyion toward consumer
credit" as quickly as possible.
Silbert hastened to say that
he was an admirer of the
Nether lands banking com
munity, which he said has
done a "wonderful Job" in
International financial man
agement. Strong Pressures
"But nearly all the Euro
pean bankers and financiers
are subject to strong pressures
against setting up anything
like the great consumer credit
machinery we have in this
country," he said.
Silbert said he told Euro
pean colleagues that over a
period of many years, even
during the depression, the
American . consumer "per
formed better than any se
curity" from loss stand'
point; that individuals using
installment ebuying have an
exceptional record, largely
stemming from the desire of
the individual using it to
maintain his credit standing.
Now, he said, is the time
for the European banker and
financial community to real
ize that, so far as their po
tential home markets are con
cerned, "mass production
without mass credit would be
a similar Improbability."
REQUEST CATCHES THIEF
Mobile, Ala. - (UPD - Lever-
son Jennings was bound over
to a grand Jury Wednesday on
a charge of driving a stolen
car. Jennings was arrested
when he stopped a police car
and asked officers to give his
stalled vehicle a push.
the EY1S IF
mi on is
On Friday, Jackson County citizens will join with citizens of Benton
and Sherman coonties-the first counties in Oregon to vote for pro
gressive Home Rule Charters.
The Portland OREGONIAN, in an editorial favoring Home Rule (Sun
day, May 13), complimented us on our leadership in bringing more
modern government to Oregon, and had this to say;
"Three Oregon counties-Benton, Jackson and Sherman-will have opportunity
in the May 18 election to take the first step toward county home rule. Each
will vote on a new home-rule charter. They are the first to reach this initial
milestone on the road charted by Oregon voters, in 1958 with the amendment
of the Constitution opening the way to self-rule by counties comparable to that
enjoyed by Oregon cities for many decades."
"Whatever the differences in details, all three plans would accomplish
the major objective of the 1958 home-rule amendment. EACH
WOULD PUT CONTROL OF LOCAL COUNTY AFFAIRS IN THE HANDS
OF LOCAL VOTERS. As it is now, voters elect their county officials,
but it is the Legislature that tells them, the officials, what to do."
"There Is at least some opposition to the proposals in all three counties. Much
of it can be traced to the vested interests of the current out-moded county gov
ernment structure In which a multitude of elected officials, each autonomous
in his special bailiwick, makes impossible the orderly and efficient administra
tion of county affairs."
"If voters follow their Inclinations of 1958, all three charters should be ap
proved. For the affirmative vote for home rule in 1958 was: Benton, 7,206 to
1,996; Jackson, 13,697 to 5,759; and Sherman, 529 to 215. The basic issue has
not changed. Success would give encouragement to other counties, including
five in which citiiens' committees have been at work on home-rule and, we
would hope, to Multnomah."
let's show Portland, for a change, where progress is REALLY being
made in Oregon. Vote Home Rule YESI
Pd. Adv. County Citizens Committee For Home Rule
R. E. Collins, Chairman
235 South Oakdale Avenue
Medford, Oregon
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Jackson County
Polling Places
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NAME Pollings Place and Entrance
Ashlarai-Lincoln school gym, Beach St. -Ashland-Armory,
Oak and B sts., Oak St.
Ashland-Briscoe elementary school library, N. Main
Ashland-Armory, Oak and B its., Oak St.
Ashland Briscoe School Library, N. Main St.
Ashland-High School Gym, 1087 Iowa St.
Ashland-High School Gym, 1087 Iowa st.
Ashland-Briscoe Elementary School, N. Ent., N. Main
Ashland-Lincoln School Gym, Beach st.
Ashland-Lincoln School Gym, Beach st.
Ashland-Briscoe Elementary School Gym, Manzanita
Ashland-Armory, Oak and B sts., Oak st.
Ashland-Walker Elementary School Gym, South door
Ashland-Walker Elementary School Gym, South door
Ashland-Walker Elementary School Gym, South door
Ashland-Lincoln School Gym, Beach St.
Valley View-Briscoe School Gym, Manzanita st.
Bellview Northeast Bellview School Gym, East door
Bellview South-Bellview School Gym, East door
Lincoln-Pinehurst School
Lake Creek-Lake Creek Community Hall, across street
from store
Butte Falls-Butte Falls High School Band room
Eagle Point North-Eagle Point HS Gym, E. Entrance
Eagle Point South-Eagle Point HS Gym, E. Entrance
Flounce Rock-Prospect High School Gym, Prospect
Trail-Elk-Trail School Gym, Trail, Ore., SE Entrance
Shady Cove-Shady Cove School Gym, SW Entrance
Reese Creek-Reese Creek Gospel Church
Eagle Point-Eagle Point HS Gym, E. Entrance, Main st.
Mcdford-Howard School Gym, 2801 Merriman, SE dr.
Modford-Howard School Gym, 2801 Merriman, SE dr.
Med ford-Howard School Gym, 2801 Merriman, SE dr.
Airport-Howard School Gym, 2801 Merriman, SE dr.
Medford-Wilson School Auditorium, Corona and Grand
Medford-Wilson School Auditorium, Corona and Grand
North Alrport-Jewett School Music room, CP
Medford-Wilson School Auditorium, Corona and Grand
Hillcrest-Lone Pine S. Gym, 3158 Lone Pine rd., SW
Spring-Lone Pine S. Gym, 3158 Lone Pine rd., SW
Mcdford-McLoughlin JHS Gym, 320 West 2nd.
Medford-Court House, Old Building, Oakdale entrance
to Auditorium
Medford-Lincoln Elementary S. Gym, 608 N. Bartlett
Mcdford-Jeffcrson Elementary S. Gym, Holmes ave.,
Front Door
Medford-Court House Auditorium, Old Building,
Oakdale Entrance
Medford-Lincoln Elementary S. Gym, 608 N. Bartlett
Medford-Lincoln Elementary S. Gym, 608 N. Bartlett
Medford-High School Girl's Gym, Melrose St., S. dr.
Medford-Court House, Old Building, Oakdale entrance
to Auditorium
Medford-Courl House, Old Building, Oakdale entrance
to Auditorium
Medford-High School, Girl's Gym, Melrose st., S. dr.
Medford-Red Cross Auditorium, 60 Hawthorne ave.
Mcdford-Red Cross Auditorium, 60 Hawthorne ave.
Medford Roosevelt School Gym, 112 Lindley st.
Medford-Roosevelt School Gym, 112 Lindley st.
Medford-Hoover School Auditorium, Siskiyou & Modoc
Medford-Roosevelt School Gym, 112 Lindley st.
Mcdford-Rcd Cross Auditorium, 60 Hawthorne ave.
Medford-Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 East Jackson
Medford-Hedrlck Junior High Gym, 1501 East Jackson
Medford-Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 East Jackson
Medford-Washington Elementary S. Gym, 610 S. Peach
Medford-Washington Elementary S. Gym, 610 S. Peach
Medford-Washington Elementary S. Gym, 610 S. Peach
Medford-Washington Elementary S. Gym, 610 S. Peach
Medford-Washington Elementary S. Gym, 610 S. Peach
Mcdford-McLoughlin JHS Girl's Gym, 320 West 2nd.
Medford-McLaughlin JHS Girl's Gym, 320 West 2nd.
Medford-Jnckson Elementary School Gym, 630 West
Jackson, SE door
Medford-Jackson Elementary School Gym, 630 West
Jackson, SE door
Mcdford-McLoughlin JHS Girl's Gym, 320 West 2nd.
Medford-Court House Hallway, Ground Floor, Laurel
St. Entrance
Medford-High School, Girl's Gym, Melrose St., South
Door
Medford-High School, Girls' Gym, Melrose st., South
Door -
Medford-Hoover School Auditorium, Siskiyou and
Modoc
Medford-Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 East Jackson
Medford-Hoover Auditorium, Siskiyou and Modoc
Medford-Rogue Valley Manor Auditorium
Medford-Hoover School Auditorium, Siskiyou and Mo
doc. Kings Highway-Jefferson Elementary School Gym,
Holmes ave., Front Door
Phoenix N.E. Rural-Armory Class Room, Fairgrounds
Boar Creek-Jefferson Elementary School Gym, Holmes
ave., Front Door
Chestnut Street-West Main Church of Christ, Chest
nut at Main
Bellinger Lane-Oak Grove School Gym, 2838 Jack
sonville Highway
Orchard Home-Jefferson School Gym, Holmes ave.,
Front Door
Phoenix E. Rural-Phoenix High School Gym, Phoenix
Phoenix N. W. Rural-Phoenix High School Gym
Phoenix S. W. Rural-Phoenix Grade School Gym i
Talent S.W. Rural-Talent School Gym, Talent, Oregon
Talent E. Rural-Talent School Gym, Talent, Ore.
Griffin Creek-Griffin Creek School Gym, Route 1,
Box 362, Medford
West Side-West Side School Gym, Ross Lane and
Stage rd.
Jacksonville Rural Community Hall, 4th & C sts.,
.Iacksonille !
Ross Lane-Jackson School Gym, 630 W. Jackson, SE dr
Oak Grove-Oak Grove School Gym, 2838 Jacksonville
Highway i
Lozier Lane -Oak Grove School Gym, 2838 Jackson-1
ville Highway
Perrydalc-Oak Grove School Gym, 2838 Jacksonville
Highway
Old Military Junior HS Gym, Central Point, Bush
& 4th st.
Central Point N. E. Crater High School Music Room,
N. W. Entrance ,
Central Point N. W.-Craler High School Music Room,
N. W. Entrance
Central Point S. E. Rural-CP Junior High Gym
Central Point S. E.-Junior High School Gym, CP
Central Point S. W.-Junior High School Gym, CP
Willow Springs-Crater High School Music Room,
N. W. Entrance
White City Domiciliary Post Office Building No. 202,
White City
Central Point North Rural Jewett School Music
Room, S. W. Door
Agate Descrl-Jewett School Music Room, 10th and
Manzanita
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Wimer-Evanj Valley School Gym, N. E. Entrance
Rogue River East Rural-Rogue ejiver Gride S. Gym
Rogue River West Rural-Rogue River Grade S. Gym
Rogue Rier South Rural-Rogue River Grade S. Gym
Gold Hill North Rural Hanby Elementary School
Band Room
Gold Hill South Rural-Patrick School, Teachers' Room
Gold Hill
Foots Creek-Community Hall, Foots Creek
' Applegate-Applegate School Gym, Applegate
Ruch-Ruch School Gym, Ruch
Copper-Sterling-Ruch School Gym, Ruch
Talent-Talent School Gym, Talent
Phoenix-Phoenix Grade School Gym, Phoenix
Jacksonville South-Community Hall, Jacksonville,
4th and C sts.
Jacksonville North-Community Hall, Jacksonville
4th and C sts.
Bybee-Crater High School Music Room, N.W. Entrance
Gold Hill-City Hall Library, Gold Hill
Rogue River-Rogue River Grade School Gym
Capitol Memo
Oldtime Allies
Become Political
Enemies at Polls
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Douglas Grlpp
By DOUGLAS GRIP
Salem - (UPD - Sometimes
the wheel of political fortune
makes a crazy turn, and old-
t time allies
i 1 1 ii a in c iii
selves warring
on each other
for the same
office. F r i
day's election
provides a
stark example
of this in Ore
gon. The con
test in point is
the one for state senator in
Benton and Polk counties.
The combatants are State
Sens. Walter Leth (R-Salem)
and Francis W. Ziegler (R
Corvallis). The situation is the only
one like it in the state for
years. It came about by the
1961 reapportionment of seats
in the legislature. ,
Although both are incum
bents, only one can survive
the Friday primary because
their separate senatorial dis
tricts are now merged into one
by population shifts.
Until now, Ziegler repre
sented Benton county, and
Leth represented Polk county.
Both want to remain in the
legislature, and both filed for
the new joint seat last March.
While they have never been
exactly close personal chums,
the situation has been all the
more intense since they come
from the same party - Repub
lican. Ziegler, 63, has been a legis
lature for 13 years: Leth, 59,
for seven years. Leth is a field
superintendent for a cannery
in West Salem; Ziegler man-
VOTE FOR
Floyd R. McCabe
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
For Boys Camps
For Fair Wages & Salaries
For Sound Management
of County Business
For No Discrimination
in County Employment
Pd. Pol. Adv. Floyd R. McCabe
for County Commissioner, Butte
Falls, Oregon.
ages a dairy in Corvallis.
Both have been key fixtures
in agriculture legislation and
matters.
Although the campaign
hasn't had much statewide
publicity, it has been bitter, as
political survival usually is.
The winner will go into the
November election against
Emmet T. Rogers, a Salem
land developer unopposed for
the Democratic nomination.
There'd be some letting of
solon blood in November, too,
because of that same spin of
the wheel - reapportionment.
Four members of the Ore
gon House of Representatives
are affected.
They all hold office now,
but only two of them can sur
vive in November to fill the
two seats left by creation of
new legislative districts.
This will pit members of op
position parties against each
SOMETHING FISHY HERE
New York (UPD Pretty
girls vie today for the honor
of becoming the 1962 National
Gefilte Fish week queen.
other, however, since none of
the four has primary opposition.
In - the new 21st district
made up of Crook, Deschutes
and Jefferson coutities, State
Reps. Kessler Cannon (R
Bend) and Ben Evick (D-Mad-
ras) will slug it out for the
district's one seat.
In the new 26th district of
Harney and Malheur counties,
State Reps. Ermll A. Stunz (D
Nyssa) and Robert F. Smith
(R-Burns) will have a show
down for the one seat there.
VOTE! Primary ELECTION May 18
Oregon AFL-CIO RECOMMENDS .
U. S. Senotor
. WAYNE MORSE (Dem.)
Congressman 2nd District
AL ULLMAN (Dem.)
State Labor Commissioner
NORMAN O. NILSEN (Dem).
BALLOT MEASURE No. 2
Salaries of
State Legislators
Vote YES
Beker-Gront Counties
Representative
Clinton P. Haight (Dem.)
Clackamas County
Senator Tom Monaghan (Dem.)
Representative Democrats
Beulah J. Hand, Clarence E. Moore,
Juenita Orr, Lee L Shoemakt
Clatsop County
Representative
W. H. (Bill) Holrnstiom (Dem.)
Clatsop-Columbia Counties
Senator Daniel A. Thlel (Dem.)
Columbia County
Representative Wayne Turner (Dem.)
Coos County
Barton (Dem.)
Coos-Curry Counties
Representative Carl Back (Dem.)
Crook-Deschutes-Jefferson Counties
Representative Ben Evick (Dem.)
Douglas County
Representative Democrats
Sidney Leiken, W. 0. (Bun) Kelsay
Counties
Representative
Frank M. Weatherford (Dem.)
Jackson County
Senator Henry F. Padgham,Jr.(Dem.)
Representative Democrats
Alva N. (Al) Bradford, Charles W.
Crary, James A. Redden
Josephine County
Representative
Carroll W. Dewey (Dem.)
Klomath County
Representative
Walter H. Turner (Dem.)
STATE LEGISLATURE
Klamath-Lake Counties
Representative write-in
Allan Kramer
Lane County
Senator Democrats
Bower Aly, Edward N. Fadeley,
Glen M. Stadler
Representative Democrats
Richard (Dick) Eymann, Glenn
Hammaker, Richard L Kennedy,
J. Michael McCloskey, Veola
Peterson Wilmot
Lincoln County
Representative
Thru. R. McClellan (Dem.)
Linn County
Senator Leo McClurg (Dem.)
F. Gwinn (Rep.), Nancy
Kirkpatrick (Dem.)
Marion County
Senator Democrats
Mary E. Eyre, Clifford W. Ferguson
Representative Democrats
Cornelius C. Batason, L B. Day.
Rose Marie Lockhart, Mrs. Tom
(Marguerite) Wright
Polk County
Representative Leslie V. Bahr (Dem )
Tillamook County
Representative
Edward F. Ridderbusch (Dem.)
Washington County
Representative
Robert E. Jones (Rep.), G. W. Kurtz
(Dem.), write-in G. (Johnny) Parks
Washington-Yomhill Counties
Senator W. C. (Bill) Schwenn (Dem.) :
Yamhill County
Representative
Russell S. Lehman (Dem.)
These are RECOMMENDATIONS only. Each voter must exercise his own judgment
The AFL-CIO is satisfied to present the issues and the candidates on the record.
Each of the candidates we have recommended has a record in office if he has held
public office that in our opinion served the best interests of the state and the
nation. If the recommended candidate has not held public office we have judged
him upon his views concerning a wide variety of issues.
(Piid for by Ore. AFL-CIO, 306 Labor Temple, PortUnd 1, Oiegon, J.T.Mm.Exec.Sci.)
VOTE
(X) HENRY I PADGHAM; Jr.
Democratic Party Candidate For
STATE SENATO
YOUR INTERESTS ARE MY INTEREST
Residing in Jackson County 34 Years
Manufacturing Business Since 1933
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Pd. Pol. Adv. by H. Padgham, 1309 Court, Medford
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REPUBLICAN
Pd pol. adv. W. T.
Best Qualified . . .
"De" LEIGH i
For SHERIFF
yri. Chitl Deputy Jackson Co.
1 1 years total law enforcement
years local businessman
4 years military Native Oregonian
34 yaara in Jackson County
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