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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1962)
10 c THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Counterfeit Money Brings 15-Year Term Thornton Rules on Easement Charges Under Oregon law, free ac cess across state lands is al lowed for construction, opera tion and maintenance of over- exceptions in cities was in regard to the home rule prin- Portland - IIJPII Ernest Federal Judge Gus J. Solo Schultz, 43, Portland, was sentenced here Wednesday to 15 years In Federal prison for possession of counterfeit money. Schultz, who owns a print ing business, was arrested by Portland police last March. mon said he would reconsider the sentence after a 90-day psychological study. I ciple which allows cities to Salem-iUPD-The Slate Land Board has no authority to charge a person or corpora tion for an easement to build a transmission line over state- regulate utilities within their boundaries and was not in tended to allow the state to charge for an easement. owned land in a city, Atty. nead electric lines except in Gen. Robert Y. Thornton said incorporated cities, today. I The opinion said that the Summertime in Brazil is December to February and the winter months run from June through August. ,.;yjf'; Q "A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY" "yTrJri 14 N. CENTRAL - 215 E. MAIN sf4 . 773-7484 NOTIONS... CAB IS 1 COSMETICS... JALC ! ' II I I II I H,l I I CLOSE-OUT FAMILY POOLS -OUT THEY 00- (Lots More Summer Left) Our Loss Your Gain a ton TERMS & T T00! t x tmm. 22 Foot 4 ft. deep, Reg. $400 Filter Reg. $85.00 Ladder Reg. $26.00 TOTAL rr $51P ALL FOR ONLY $339 20 Foot 4 Foot Deep Pool Rea. S350.00 Filter Reg. $ 85.00 Ladder Reg. $ 26.00 TOTAL 46100 ALL FOR ONLY 29995 ALSO: 10 fr.x24" deep $24.95 12 ft.x30" deep, Reg. $80 $39.95 Register and Win CASH AND MERCHANDISE FREE NEXT DRAWING AUGUST 31 No Purchase Required To Win SAVE NOW ON POOL COVERS 8 Foot 10 Foot 12 Foot 18 Foot 22 Foot MOORE'S PATIO & TOY SHOP 816 So. Riverside-815 So. Central CHALET MOTEL The Hyatt Chalet motel opened its doors recently on North River side ave. Shown here Ls the lobby and busi ness office with living quarters for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rchana, co-owners. The interior is of teak paneling and stained glass. Denny's coffee shop is at right. New Motel, Coffee Shop Opens The new Hyatt Chalet mo. tel, 56 North Riverside ave., opened for business last week. The 50-unit motel is lo cated on the former Merrick motel property, for many years a Mcdford landmark. Operators of the new busi ness are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Re hana, co-owners, who have come here from Yuba City, Calif. The interior of the lobby and business office is of teak wood paneling and stained glass windows are used in the design. Frank J. Daily of the Albert Parvin and company, Los Angeles, did the motel s interior decorating, and all the furniture and other fur nishings are custom made, done also under Daily's di rection. The business is open 24 hours a day. Denny's coffee shop is lo open the end of the week ana will be operated by Cecil Hal stead, formerly of Santa Ana. Calif. Here in charge of the opening is L. A. Moran, Long Beach, Calif. The coffee shop, also to be open around the clock, will scat 88 persons, with counter and booths. Ahr net and Davis company, Los Angeles, were in charge of the building. The business is a part of a chain of 77 coffee shops throughout the country. Ap proximately 20 persons will be employed and moderately priced food will be featured. The interior decor is in muted yellow and flame colors. i A filling station in rancho type architecture by Humble Oil and Refining company, is to be built next to the motel lobby over the site of the old Merrick's Ballroom Plunge. Subscribers To report Improper or non delivery of the Mnil Tribune in Mcdtord. phone 772-6141; Ash land call at 1224 lovva at., or phone 482-3002: Montague and Yreka. phone GLobe 9-3171. be fore :45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m Sunday. II regular delivery arrives ahortly after you call please notify office, thus eliminating apecial meHxencer aervice. V NEW ZOO BABY - This female Okapl, the second born at the San Diego, Calif., zoo and only the fifth to be born in the United States, snuggles up to her mother. The Okapi is the only existing relative of the giraffe. (UPI) Electronics, the career of the future! Can you qualify for the electronic navy? Your electronic, radio and radar career can be started at your local Naval Reserve Electronics Facility, Medford. Learn how you can train for an electronics career while still in school, and receive pay for it. For further Inlormtlion In elec tronics contact Chief Shipfitter Don Milligin, your Naval Re terve Recruiter it 709 North Columbus avenue or phone 772-2566 or 664-1756. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Goldberg Opposes Short Work Week Chicago-IUPII - Labor Secre j lary Arthur Goldberg has j told his former AFL-CIO col- leagues the Kennedy admin istration can solve the na- tion's unemployment problem ! without cutting the work week. Goldberg m e 1 privately Wednesday with the 27-mcm-( ber AFL-CIO Executive Conn : cil, which is holding its sum ' mer meeting through Friday. The one-time AFL-CIO gen eral counsel told the labor leaders the administration shares the 16 million member organization's full employ ment goal, "hut we have op i posed a reduction of a work week." Earlier this week the Execu tive Council adopted AFL CIO President George Mcany's recommendation that labor unions begin a drive for a 35-hour work week as a means of creating more jobs. Multnomah DA's Funeral Friday Portland -ilTIi-Funeral serv ices will be held Friday at 0M a.m. ITSTI for Charles E. Raymond. 67. Multnomah County District Attorney who died Tuesday night. Services arc to be held from J. P. Fmley and Son Mortuary. Gov. Mark Hatfield is ex pected to name a successor 1o till out the remainder of Ray mond's term soon. Raymond's death left the county without an official state's prosecutor. Acting Pre siding Circuit Judce Virgil Langtry said the September jury calendar was a heavy one, including right murder trials among nearly 100 crim inal cases. M Earthquakes in the t'nited Slates have caused property .-Ifimage estimated at more than $600 million. eW . 1 J- k Ssw- 1miket ... f J MANN'S STREET FLOOR KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE Regular 29c 15c CHIFFON TOILET TISSUE Regular 33c 17c JUMBO GARMENT BAG 2.59 Assorted colors. Regular 3.98 ... CARD TABLE COVER Regular 1.98 1.59 QUILTED CORDUROY PILLOW COVERS Regular 2.59 1.99 ANGEL TREADS Softest thing on 2 feet. R. G. Barry .1.98 SHEER TEA APRON Regular 1.25 99c HARDWOOD HANGERS 28Sc For pants and skirts. 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