Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 28, 1962, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. MAY 28. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON mow pat. vr . mt Small Worlds AroiM Us It. flti-rliter a Tribune Syndicate, 19S1I Hunch About Ene-miee Wat Right-Hit Antidot Wat, Toe The mysterious scurrying on the roofNat night is prob ably not late-tcampering squirrel. The damaged shrubs, or ruined Iruit on the back yard tree, or the damaged bark hasn't necessarily been caused by a rabbit. Tree, plant and flower dam age were some of the troubles of the man who owned and operated a large nursery and greenhouse. Over a period of only a few months he had lost many dollars' worth of valuable plants by rodents. Well-meaning but poorly in formed friends told him re peatedly to "poison those lou sy rabbits and squirrels be fore they eat you out of house and greenhouse.' The man listened with re spect and caution, He secured pamphlets, circulars and bul letin! on post control. The lame information was contain ed in all of them, Added to the list of pests were many animals, In fact all the native animals of the area. All Enemie Beading the supposedly learned Writings, one would naturally think all the ani mals of the wild were ene mies and must be eliminated. All were inplied to be align ed against man and his works. But few of the pamphlets listed what the man believ ed to be hit real enemy . . . the genuine culprit . . . the one least suspected and never seen. The man made a plan and at the same time let him self in for all kinds of com plications. He was thinking consider ably ahead of hit contempor aries. He purchased four of the largest native snakes his animal farm could supply: two black snakes and two king snakes, He liberated them near a large crack in the masonry wall that sup ported one of his greenhouses. It wasn't long before the man had to search carefully to find a damaged plant or tree, in spite of the evident fact that the rabbits and squlr relswera still plentiful. Nel ther did he hear the scurry ing of hurrying feet on the ronf or In the Rttic at night He Began to see morn snakes, torn Of them small. All wera fat and sleek, and obviosuly well fed. The snake's had eaten nearly all the rats that had. been drtlhg maai Of the damage. 'Than tha human clement became . obnoxiously evident, almost as bad as the plant damaga before. Almost every day the man would hear pen pie hunting In the bushes just outside the nursery. They were wild - eyed Individuals, armed with clubs, guns or garden tools. They were ex cited men and boys; they had seen a snake and were brave ly ready to battle against s traditional enemy. About all the destructive rats had been calen now. The nurseryman had saved his plants, but now he hnt to fight' to save his friends, the snakes. At the siime time he has learned a great truth I hnt the finger of suspicion is loo often badly crooked. COURT HELD mm n public lerviie by Iht COLLEGE of LAW Vll-AMETTE UNIVERSITY Editor's notti This col umn It to present general principlai ol law. It li not to be takan as lagnl advice. Slight changat In iacls may change tha outcome of a case. If you have a problem, an attorney. A customer put her billfold on the counter and turned to a clerk. When she looked for the billfold it was gone. The janitor helped look for the billfold, at the clerk's request. The jnnitor twice went bnck to tha washroom. The clerk later found the billfold on a shelf In the washroom. The janitor was charged with lnr ccny. He claimed he had found the billfold and had put It on the shelf Instead of turn ing it in at the office became he feared too many people would claim It, and he wanted to he sure the owner would get It. ! THE COURT HELD: Guil- ty. A finder of lost goods is I guilty of larceny if at the ! time of finding he both knows I the owner, or has reasonable I grounds for believing the own-' er can be discovered, and In-1 tends to convert the goods to his own use and does so. The courts sometimes say the find er il guilty of larceny if there is a clua to the ownership of the goods. Finders are some tlmee waapers. Long v. State. II A'.a. Kpt IU. e Hold on to your fejj hats and hurry to pfj ' any big Hapco Store W M TUESDAY (tomorrow) M ff 8 HOURS ONLY I Hapco's Main Store The Bargain Store . ' Hapco in Ashland WfS I No Disappointed Customers jf 1Whn Hepta hat i tab. no one is disappointed. II Stir model it advertised al a low price and wt tell out, W T"0 ttif1" J II vlA we will aet you one lor a hart., model) al the f MM"II V? "0"1" : YtET m Onlv a Faw Jii mm Mfi napco-size Allowances E9 II 4 I Z .ii ii Mjf Ah.. r mm .a it II 1 n Carnival of General Electric Appli at all three Hapco Stores!!! S2I08 n m j yjjiyjj 'oca Only a Few Examples Are Shown Here FE3EE! Space flcafle Monorail Mdbl lhe vhiltfrrn naf miM AM tvtti lpc Ntidll and Mi-ttvu rail with tht modelini km Panote-mu. Wnrtd'a Fu back fr timid. FRKE . . gutt to- hi '"Kig l ori'' Aala' Tlilrw nuat r ai:cotnpflied hy am 0 Washers Dryers Ranges 0 Refrigerators0 Freezers 0 Television World's most pspulnr HAIR DRYER Itacciusa it's mnda by General Eloctric! SPiClAl- Ceneral Electric Canister Roll-Around VACUUM CLEANER SPECIAL- $4 88 !31 Many olhart to choota from at tpaclol prices Genernl Elactrir. Model -70 STEAM AND DRY IRON SPECIAL 12' THESE ARE - ONLY A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS! Coma In and look around WE HAVE MANY MORE PORTABLE APPLIANCES TO SHOW YOUI Doorbuster Special i 2-Qvart Dcconfcr 1eajt ri Wnfiifl fat rtttruinini ana urint. vr Miratlit Mlavy piattic . tr 'th a in-tkip ltd tad ooa m. A V) aittH Sfereo 0 Vacuums0 Everything in the Stores! Easy Terms? YOU BET! look at This TIME PAYMENT ARRANGEMENT fAm that miifktaa alai l. I.. paymonn win oa much like the schedule below- knryu n - rtti 2 f ' " via U. I ' M ... - fcB-r- - - i ir..'.. jf Balanea fe. Par , Per. Mo. f-f VMM ...$7.30 fyf-W ' M0.00 10.00 fgjf imj "o-oo n.so fMJ ' JKe 300.00 i j 00 Af'f J "0.00 17.30 ifljf i Oy extending the time, pay- 19 A monts may be even lower. At JT W tl' l Hapco "accomodate the custom- j&W M '" Is the rule wa tnllow. J&fjr Cal Marceay HapcA whiz kid ', G-E RANGES V Wow! With nearly all new G-i renin 0.rVfUel aarlna this 8-Hour Sale we're giving away a $24.95 value Corning War set Absolut ly Free! h ITJ .';. .T li-Ifc7!1.' A STEREO SPECIAU "Tha Wnttport" by Gen. Electric Model RC 3100 , Wowf A raj, I hard wood mahogeiny tNreophonlc phon ograph with big, rich lound at tha prica ot a porfahle! ONLY 14888 . ! 11 a ,1 "J LrVjasiliHSl " " n"a i"73 General Electric J314W High Speed 30-Inch Range With "see thru" oven door, interior lights, removable oven doors, pushbutton controls, no-drlp cook lop, Hi-Speed Calrod units and much, much morel SecL? ' $23995 lest trade-In PIUS FREE $24.95 CORNING WARE SET SALE ON NEW G-E UPRIGHT AND CHEST FREEZERS G-E "BOOKSHELF" FREEZER SPECIAL $10088 Slim, trim upright troe xar with huga 427 lb. rood capacity ! Only 28" wide, 61" high (shown left). Lest Tnida G-E 12 CU. Model CB 232 FT. FREEZER CHEST chest tyla the type many people prefer. Holdt 420 lbs. of froxen food. Special price GENERAL ELECTRIC 40-INCH 2-OVEN DELUXE RANGE Model J 416 W i great big dual oven model with glass "see thru" panel in master even, free $24.95 Corning Ware set. Yours tree with this range during a-hnur tale. Big-Top Special Less avg. trade PAY ONIY: $00095 . ..... $40.00 $28995 Less Trade REFRIGERATOR PRE-SEASQfi BUYS G-E 13-FT. REFER-FREE2ER COMBO. This has had four days' u. Ownrr drciilrd nil color modrl. It's a IMJ modrl Til 3HV. 09 SAI.K loss Ira dp G-E 1961 AUTO-DEF, REFRIGERATOR l.atl .vrar's model Til 40.1V a U.9 m. n rompli-tcly aiitomatir rrfrliirrator with ii. ifro nrffror rrrrier '11 0s net. 4 19,9J SAI.K Hid .1 Irs Irade G-E "Top of the Line" Combination Thli Is the vry finest G-E has rver nude' Hat 18.8 cu. ft., Inc. 8.8 trerier. snrivrs, Me. SCO8 sar. tiSw.-lA. XAl.f: UUsJ less trtde C00KT0PS AND OVENS ONE-ONLY SPECIALS PINK G-E COOKTOP (JPiV) Last year's, hut you can't tell It. $7788 (IteR. 5124.98) ' ' a DARK COPPER HOOD JH!M V) lias surface burner switches. 'C07 ( Keg. SI Pi, 95) 0 REMOTE CONTHOl, COOKTOP Woodtone brown G-E $7788 'Kef. 8U4.95) I I Tl'RQfOlSE COOKTOP (J810S) Older model, but It's new. 5CT88 (Kea;. S159.95) O I a YF.I.I.OW COOKTOP (JP 18 V) New 1981 model. 5CT!' (Ret. S1U9.9M . w I e Tl RQl'OISE OVEN (JP U OT) Brand new. hut older model J77T (Re. S149.9S) 1 I Here it i tha 1962 G-E AMERICANA 30-in. 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Look it the turn: auto-defrost rifrlgeritor r tion, 2 mini-cub lc tr-iys, uto matic light, temptrtur control. 3-door ihlves, butter compart ient, 2 eqg ihelves. magnetic safe lv door, protective door stops, full width porcelain vegetable crisper, 5ig zero-degree freeter that hold uo to 70 lb. . , . and famous G-E luality construction thrnuohotir! i.!i:s m i ; t-:r I iIm ' 'I'"'' II! i If , It fcr I """ fjji?jj r 1... ft Sam Again talesman extraordinary DISHWASHERS "Hey Rube gal your little Koll a Hlahwashor!" Qeneral Electric ronoDift Automatic Lee Garrett quick with a spiol AIR CONDITIONERS Worm Weather Ahead 1 itnnn r iiiin i t rnuDiLC-riiu u 7 DISHWASHER frST y-ttaaVij la Flushaway Drain Elim j J Inatea Hand Rinsing i. a Oetargent Dispenser I a Vinyl Cuihloned Inte- rlor ; I a No Plumbing Costs a Easy-Rolling Casters Holds NEMA Plate Settings tor 12 !pB.J:r$i3888 Many othert . to choote from! 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HIGH-SPEED DRYER (Leu S 3 0 i f your trade is eyge) O e $23888 515888 r, la 2 cu. h. capttity Automatic defrosting I 1 f', :f: .- a Two ilide-oui shelves SO I OH al I U Sale Lett iv. tCfl Trade-in VI ""' m ... .j- , VVy K i.-.-.'K"rV!a-ar il thhentyry T .? t r a G-E Washer- late mod, 5-c. MOrt fll-flo; 1 only a real bargain for Iwv Frlfr. Washer; late model, top $ I Mfi n' the line, can't he beat as a buy l"U G-E Combo. Washer-Dryer; IICO late mod. Saves space. A steal at '" a Westlnghouse Combo Washer- 'OH Dryer Lota tor the money Oil Weitinxhouse Washer; late mod, SOfJ with exceptional guarantee a Crosley Upright Freeier, with $110 12 cu. It. food cap. Guaranteed ... ' ' a 15-Fl. Chest Type Freexer; we MRft will guar. II for T full mnnthai . uu Reconditioned -Guaranteed (only a few examples shown) '130 90 '110 a 1062 G-E Port. ID" TV; like new and at a real saving Admiral 24" Console; mating, set with new picture tube 1961 G-E Portable 19" TV; Compare price with any In town a Admiral 17" Table Mod. TV fifi guaranteed even at this low price JU a 1962 G-E Stereo Console; big $1411 sound, high quel,, little tiny price ' a Wesllnghouse Range; late mod., fQft big double oven size O" a G-E Range; real nice, works Cft fine; don't let low price fool ynii "u' a Frlgldnlre Range; big double nven model. Guaranteed a Hntpnlnt Pushbutton; late mod. range a dandy for j. a 40-lnch Gas Range; works fine. price-busting bargain "80 'BO '40 Big Top Used Spacialt i GUARANTEED DRYERS Many makei big range of pricei 30.$40.,50.,60.70"80.!90 Home of Quality Service DISCONTINUED . PORTABLE TV . . Model M iOl VRY With 2-eltment teleseoe ina antenna and G-E's most powertul csrcult. Going out of the linOf s price Is slashed, ttaf. $219.95. While They Less Trade mm . JUaV Jul Hjpco'i big MAIN STORE IIS E. Main in Medford The BARGAIN STORE 303 5. Front in Medford HAPCO IN ASHLAND 115 E. Main (Sp Family Council tsrlitor's nnla: Tha family fnnnrtl rnnslita nt a Jlldca, a pvrhlalrlal, three rleravmen, thrae eilllnrs and e woman's editor. Karh artlrle Is a lummarv of a family duaarvfmrnl praientrd to the rotmi'll. The f'otinrtl daals with prohlftns. major and minor, enrountr.d hv gtildanre roun rlnn and social workers, tidltrd by Mrs. Alma nrnny. (Copyright hy rtrneral Featurrs Corp.) Alex a. I'll shake the annwcr out of her sister. Lewie N He should gn about finding his wife In a legal way. a Alex G. A month ago my wife end t had tome words and I slapped her .11 wes all In Ihe heat of the mo ment and I was sorry right away. But the next day she took our 12-ycar-old boy and left. I've had no word from her since. I went lo the Bureau of Missing Persons at police headquarters and they said thuy couldn't go after her be cause she's over 21. Now t got word that her sister Is in touch with her and knows hes in anolhcr state. But the refuses to tell me even What part of the country Eva and the boy arc living in. ' I'm ready for a showdown with the sister, but my friend Lew says I'll make things worse. Well, how Hoes he suggest: 1 got my wife back? a Lewis N I'm sure there's a better way for Al to behave now then adding fuel lo the fire by pestering and threat ening Eva's sister. I can't be lieve the police won't do a thinfj to help him find Eva and the child. But even If they did, that's not saying she'd agree to come home. I think Al should let time . haul the wounds. I know Eva. She's a lot like my wife, I've yelled awful things at her. She cries and carries on. But In the ond she comes around to seeing my side. She ad mits she goaded me, pushed me too fnr. I think Eva, too, will come bnck of her own accord, realizing that Al is really a good guy, thai she provoked him and he forgot himself. e e a Tha Counc'lt Flailing out with one's fists i, of courBe, an elomental reaction to tress, Alex grew angry at SVa, the adrenalin flowed to fir the muscles, and socko. BlJt Civilization ond Eva -er "prefer that the anger be rajleased without Derson-to- partttn violence. Lucking a punching bag on the prem IftW, Alex might just have to Walk round the block a few times rnlhcr than iikp Evn'a fan for his outlet. Bill with the damage done. what now? Reading the riot act to his sislor-ln-law would be madness. Lewis is right re garding that. The sister may not have the whole story her self, Perhaps Eva merely phoned to say she's all right, without giving an address. Bva aounds scared. She's not ready to have Alex come af ter her yet. As a service to Alex, we flailed the Bureau of Missing Persons In his city to ascer tain their policy In tracing the vanished. We explained that Alex couldn't afford the services of g private detective agnncy or a lawyer. The pa trolman at the other end con firmed what Alex said: They won't go after a woman who left home "for a cause." Her absence is no mystery. Her husband knows why. Bring ing hor back would violate her civil rights. She hag a right to live where she can be free from fear of violence. "How does she know," he ad ded, "that he doesn't want her home so he can bop her again?" Thlt officer of the law vol unteered, however, to furnish us with the name of a private tracing service which might cohscnt to help Alex, at low cost, provided he qualifies as a worthy candidate for their services. Alex is a New York elf.' The organization Is called 'Jfamily Relocation Service" and is at 31 Union Square. j New York City. They reserve (the right to decide which . eases to follow up, which to turn down, i Atex's best bets then are: (1) Listen to Lewis a while longer. Perhaps Eva will re lent, (2) Contact the above agency. Assure them of your own contTiteness and your willingness to submit to mar riage counseling, along with Eva, so that bitter words won't add up to The End. Maybe they'll bcllevr you and Intervene. Crew arrested San Francisco - fDTD - U.S. marshals, armed with war rants, overtook the tailing Trimaran Everyman on tha high teat Saturday, arrested tha crew and tent the boat back to San Francisco, thus ending a shortlived attempt lo protest U.S. nuclear testing at Christmas Island.