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MILESTONE: A S300 BILLION PUBLIC DEBT
We have just reached a milestone in the economic-financial
history of our nation. Our total national debt has crossed
the $300 billion mark for the first time.
What's more, there's no doubt that our national debt will
continue to climb toward the new "temporary" ceiling of
$308 billion, for our federal budget is running in the red and
the Treasury in coming months will have to borrow billions
to pay the government's Dills. There's also no doubt that the
Kennedy administration in 1963 will again have to go
through the agonizing annual routine of asking Congress to
renew the "temporary" limit, for the amount of debt reduc
tion to be achieved in this period is to be infinitesimal in
deed. Now having put the blunt dollar facts about the debt on
the line, let's put the usual questions about the debt on the
line too and submit equally blunt answers. How much has
this debt risen? How much greater a burden is this on our
generation than on the last generation? How does the growth
in the federal debt compare with the growth in other types
of debt in our country, in our national wealth, ,etc?
Q. How much has our national debt grown since World
War II?
A. In dollar totals it has grown from a World War
peak of $279.8 billion to $300 billion, now smashes all
records of war or peace. But this answer is far from
complete, is actually misleading. To illustrate with a
simple example, if you're a typical U.S. adult jobholder
today, you can carry much more debt comfortably than
you could when you were young and broke. As it is with
you, so it is with your country.
In terms of our national wealth (Gross National Product),
our public debt has shrunk since World War II. In 1946 it
represented 109 per cent of our wealth; our debt then was
bigger than our entire output. Today it amounts to about 54
per cent of our wealth; the debt
ning at an annual rate of So52 billion.
In terms of its percentage to total debt, our public debt
has been contracting too. Today, the federal debt represents
less than one third of total debt against nearly three-fifths in
1046. While the national debt has been climbing at a very
gradual rate since the mid-1940s. private debt has soared
three and one-half times and state and local debt has sky
rocketed more than threefold.
In terms of the load it places on each of us, the trend
again has been down. At the World War II peak, the debt
amounted to nearly $2,000 for each man, woman and child
in the U.S. Today, the per capita debt is $1,600. Our popula
tion has been booming, the debt rising slowly.
Q. How much of a burden does the debt place on us?
A. A big chunk of the taxes we pay goes for interest
on this debt. An annual interest charge of S9.5 to S10
billion represents S10 of every S100 we pay in federal
taxes. It is the largest single item in the federal budget
next to national defense.
But the reason is not that the total of debt on which the
Interest must be paid has zoomed. The reason lies in the up
surge in interest rates, meaning it costs the Treasury much
more to borrow and to refinance the outstanding debt. The
total debt is not much larger than it was in 1946. But the
cost of carrying this not-much-bigger debt has almost doubled
from $5 3 billion to S9.5-S10 billion a year now. The up
trend in interest rates began in the closing days of the Tru
man administration, continued through the Eisenhower ad
ministration, is still continuing.
But when placed against our national wealth-which meas
ures our ability to carry the load -even this increase shrinks.
The ratio of interest charges on the debt to GNP rose from
1 per cent in 1939 to 2.2 per cent in 1946, is now down to
around 1.6 per cent. As long as the economy's growth holds
up, the interest load won't be touch to manage.
None of these valid comparisons will come as any news
to informed students of finnnee-who, incidentally, shudder at
the economic crash we'd create for ourselves if we ever tried
to raise taxes enough or slash spending sufficiently to permit
significant reduction in the public debt.
But perhaps the ,'ppraisals will help others to place the
debt in perspective. We're goins to have to live with this debt
nd a bigger one too for an indefinite period, so we might as
well understand it.
Menace
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is at S300 billion, GNP is run
Bank Debits Show
Increase in Area
Eugene Bank debits for
the southern Oregon area in
cluding Curry, Jackson, and
Josephine counties, increased
last month from one year ago,
according to the bureau of
business research at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Bank debits represent the
dollar value of checks drawn
against the deposit accounts of
individuals and business
firms, and are considered
good indicators of business ac
tivity. July debits totaled $104,
083,366. For June the total
was $102,069,559, and for
July, 1961, the total was $97,
018,529. Oregon, with 246 banks re
porting, had an increase in
debits of 3.7 per cent compar
ed with June, and an increase
of 9.5 per cent compared with
July of last year.
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Kach arUcle la a summary of a tamily disagreement presented to the
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by Mrs. Alma Denny (Copyright by Genera) Features Corp.)
Jonas B He is slandering
my name over an imaginery
debt.
Bernard B.-He has conven
iently let his mind go blank
on what he owes me.
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Jonas B. I am the eldest of
three brothers. As possibly the
most successful in a financial
sense, I'm constantly being ap
pealed to and annoyed over
family money matters.
But Bernie, my middle
brother, has come up with a
lulu and I'm not falling for it.
He claims that 15 years ago.
before things began to go well
for me, I borrowed $300 from
him. I'm sure this is all in
his imagination. I've always
made it a practice to pay up
everyone I owe money to, and
promptly. I owe nobody. And
this item raised by Bernie is
leading to embarrassment. He
tells anyone who'll listen that
I've reneged on a debt. And
he's trying to make the family
take sides.
My poor youngest brother
is caught between us. Bernie
is trying to make him a wit
ness to the claim, but he
knows I'm honorable and he
wants to stay out of this dis
pute. I want Bernie's slander
to stop.
Bernard B. When a broth
er's wife is sick and he's strap
ped for funds, you don't hesi
tate helping him out. You
don't run out for a legal con
tract and witnesses and make
him sign on the dotted line.
You figure that when the ex
citement is over he'll remem
ber what you did for him and
make good, or, if you remind
him of it, he'll be grateful and
pay up, and that'll be the
end of it.
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'n such luck. All these
years I didn't think I'd have
to Dring me matter up witn
Bernie, but now 1 see he's con
veniently foreettinir the time
he needed $300 cash over a
week end when the banks
were closed. I'm surprised
thai n hriffhr man lilro Mint
can put on such a blank look
when I try to refresh Ins
memory.
This started In a light way.
About a month ago, as a sort
of joke, I said, "By the way,
that S300 you still owe me
will just cover my vacation
expenses." He looked at me
as if 1 were nuts.
The Council: Again we're
in the blurry area between
business and family. What
makes it blurry is that up to
a point it's all joking and
good will, and somewhere
along the line the smiles van
ish and the talk gets down
to dollars and cents, and don't
try to get away with any
thing. How much easier things
would be if terms were clear
ly and bravely defined at the
outset, between members of a
family as between members
of a business establishment.
A spade would be called a
spade, a gift a gift, and a
loan would be witnessed and
acknowledged as such. Look
ing back through the dim cur
tain of 15 years, we'd surmise
that, Jonas construed the $300
as a gift, while Bernard con
sidered it a safe loan to an
excellent credit risk. Amid
the emotional pulls of the
moment, no one came right
out with those three little
words, I.O.U.
Let's approach the resolu
tion of this disagreement as
follows: Call the old deal a
"misunderstanding." Jonas
says it never happened, or if
it did happen he paid up be
cause that's his "practice."
Bernard is sure it happened,
but now may have to concede
that it may have been en
cased In the trappings of a
contribution, and that Joans
absorbed it as a gift.
The decision left to Ber
nard is: Shall I pursue this
or drop it? To pursue it he'd
have to dig up a witness.' So
far he has none. Baby broth
er no savvy. It's Bernard's
own word against Big Broth
er's. And the latter's reputa
tion being what It is, it's
doubtful whether the money
was considered a loan. Would
not an honorable businessman
have had his loan extended,
if unable to pay it back in a
reasonable time?
We'd say drop It. If you
need some cash for your vaca
tion, Bernard, maybe Jonas
in his solid position can give
you a a resonable sum as a
present and write "Finis" to
this unpleasant flurry. But
even if he doesn't, you must
yield to the unbusinesslike
vagaries of family life. Tln.y
are rarely worth feuding over,
Building Permits
Increase in Value
Eugene An increase in
building permits in Medford
was noted in July by the Uni
versity of Oregon bureau of
business research.
Permits issued in July, 1962,
were valued at $622,404,
while the value of permits is
sued the same month in 1961
was $483,800.
Over the slate of Oregon,
an increase of 39.2 per cent
was shown for July, 1962,
over July, 1961.
Last month permits were is
sued for 49 units in Medford,
including a 32-unit apartment
house with a value of $359,
000. New dwellings valued at
$139,000 were permitted.
A state total in July includ
ed $13,013,198 for 1,145 new
dwelling units; $14,354,129
for nonresidential construc
tion; and $3,290,506 for addi
tions, alterations, and repairs
of existing structures.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 2flth day of September, 1J2,
at the hour of 9:00 O Clock A.M..
at the front door of the Jnrkson
County Courthouse, I shall iell at
public auction, for cah to the
higheit bidder, all of the right,
title. Interest, Hen and estate of
Henry G. Hancock and Jonephlne
Hancock in the following described
Real Property, to-wlt:
Commencing at the Southwest
corner of Donation Land Claim
No. 88 in Townihtp 37 South.
Range 2 West of the Willamette
Meridian, Jackson County, Ore-
gon. thence North 0 Ofl' Kant,
72 2 feet to the Southeast cor
ner of Donation Land Claim No.
7.1, tn said Towmhip and Range;
thence North 0'' 03' East along
the West line of id Donation
Land Claim No, 88. a distance of
ISI0.78 feet: thence East 30 0
feet, and thence North 01 O.V
East. 0.0 feet to the true point
of beginning; thence North 0 03'
Fast, 80.0 feet; thence Kant 200
feet to the East line of tract
described in Volume 3f)B, Page 47
of the Deed Recordi of Jacknon
County, Oregon; thence South 0
01' Weit, 900 feet; thence Went,
200 0 feet to the true point of
beginning.
RAID SALE It made pursuant to
an Execution (Katie out of the Cir
cuit Court for the State of Oregon,
County of Jackson on the 23rd day
of August. 1E2 wherein Mary
Caroline Winn, formerly Marv
Caroline Ros Is Plaintiff and
Henry G. Hancock and Josephine
Hancock are defendant
Dated this 28th dav of August. 1362.
Paul Bettlol. Sheriff
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE" OF S AI K OF
K K A L PKOI'ERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
H I A I E Or OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter
of
the Estate of Bert Hamlin,
deceased.
NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Leland J. Knox,
the duly appointed, qualified and
acting Executor of the above en
titled estate, under and by virtue
ot an order duly and regularly
made, rendered and entered by the
Circuit Court of -the County of
kson. State of Oreeon. under
date of August 23. lHtiJ, licensing,
empowering and ordering him so
to do, will offer for sale and will
sell at private sale at the office
of Robertjs, Kellington, Branchfield
v i letter nan, standard insurance
Building, 711 East Main Street,
Medford, Oregon, on and after
September 27, 1G2( for cash or on
such terms as the court may ap
prove, and subject to the furlher
order and confirmation of said
Circuit Court, nil of the richt, title,
estate, lien and interest that he as
such Executor or said estate has in
and to the following described
premises, lying and being situate
in the County of Jackson. State of
Oregon, to-wit:
l kali a: ine west nan oi ine
Northwest Quarter of the South
east Quarter of Section 24 in
Township 3B South, Range 2
West of the Willamette Meridian
in Jackson County. Oregon.
TRACT B: Commencing at a
point on the north line of Dona
tion Land Claim No. 47 in Town
ship 38 South, Range 1 West of
the Willamette Meridian in Jack
son County Oregon, said point
being 34.16 chains East of the
northwest corner of said Claim;
thence East along the north line
of said Claim 18.96 chains to the
northeast corner thereof; thence
Smith along the east line of said
Claim 31 SO chains to the south
east corner of the North Half of
said Donation Land Claim No.
47; thence West 16.96 chains,
along the south line of the North
Half of said Claim, to the south
east corner of tract described in
Volume 253 page 78 of the Deed
Records of Jackson County, Ore
gon; thence North 31. SO chftins
to the point of beginning. EX
CEPTING THEREFROM the fol
lowing; Beginning at a point on
the north line of Donation Land
Claim No. 47 in Township 38
South, Range 1 West of the Wil
lamette Meridian in Jackson
County. Oregon, said point being
34.16 chains East of the North
west corner of said Claim; thence
South 17 rods; thence East paral
lel with the north line or said
Claim 11 rods 4.3 feet; thence
North 17 rods to the north line
of said claim; thence West along
said north line 11 rods 4.5 feet
to the point of becinning. Also.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM the
following : Beginning at the
northea.it corner of said Dona
tion Land Claim No. 47; thence
South on the east line of said
Claim 31, SO chains to the south
east corner of the North Half of
said Claim; thence West 16 rods;
thence North 31.50 chains to the
north line of said Claim; thence
Enst on said north line 16 rods
to the point of beginning.
TRACT C; Commencing at the
Houtnwest corner oi me iNoruv
west Quarter of the Southeast
ouarter or section zu in l own-
ship 37 South, Range 1 West of
the Willamette Meridian (n Jack
son Countv, Oregon, and thence
North 637.23 feet to the point of
beginning, thence East 7R4.05
feel to the west line of Vallev
View Drive as described In Vol.
331. page 218 of the Deed Rec
ords of Jackson Countv, Oregon,
for the true point of beginning;
thence South along the west line
of Valley View Drive a distance
Of 230.0 feet; thence West 37R.78
feet; thence North parallel to the
West line of Valley View Drive
230 ft. to the North Line of the
tract described in Vol. 312. Page
274. Deed Records of Jackson
County, Oregon, thence East
378.78 feet to the true point of
ocginning. containing n o acres.
Dated this 28th day of August, 1(162.
Leland J. Knox
Executor
NOTICE OF PUBLIC II FARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at 7:30 D.m. on the aom nav of
September, 1062, in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall in the
City of Medford, Oregon, there
shall be a public hearing by and
beiore the City Council of said
city on the question of vacation
of Grand Avenue east of Yucca
Street In the City of Medford,
Oregon.
D. F. Huson
Recorder-Treasurer
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
on the 5th day of Septemher, 1962
at the hour of 9:30 O'Clock, at the
front door of the Jackson County
Courthouse located at Main and
Oakdale In Medford, Jnckson
County, Oregon. I shall sell al
public auction for cash to the high
est bidder all of the right, title.
lien, estate and interest of Laur
ence P. Stone and Joan B. Stone,
his wile, In the following described
real proDerty to-wlt:
Beginning at the Southwest
corner of Lot 10. Block 4. Nick
ell Addition to the City of Med
ford Oregon, thence East 208
feet; thence North 400 feet,
thence West 20fi feet, thence
South 400 feet to the point of
beginning, containing two acres,
more or less
SAID SALE is made purmat to an
Attachment-Execution Issued out
of the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Jack
son on the 3rd day of August, 1902
wherein General Credit Service,
inc. an Oregon cor nora lion
Plaintiff and Laurence P. Stone
and Joan B. Stone, hii wife are
aeienaants.
Paul Bettlol,
Sheriff
Dated thla 7th of August. 1082
. NOTICE TO CKKDITORS
No. inr.fi
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
in the Matter of the Estate
nf
LESTER JOHN STEPHENS,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has neon ap
pointed by the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Jackson
County Executrix of the estate of
tester John btenncni. deceased
All persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified
to present the laid claims with the
proper vouchers to the undersign
ed Executrix at the office of Har
bison and Piazza, 201 U. S. Nation
al Bank Blda.. Medford. OnVgon,
within six months from the date
Of this notice.
DATED AND FIRST published
this 7th day of August 19f2.
Catherine Irene Stcphcni,
txecuirix
Harhtson and Piazza
Attorneys for Executrix
CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
COUNTY COURT PltO('KKI)ING8
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
JULY, J02
The following is a statement of
the proceedings of the County
Court of Jackson County, listing
claimants for supplies and services
which were passed upon during
the month of July. 1962 as re
quired by Chapter 136 of 1947
Session Laws.
E M. MADDEN. County Clerk
Approved by County Court:
Orders in the Matier of; Dispo
sition of Obsolete Volumes In Law
Library. Appointment of Mrs. T'ora
Blair as Member of Jackson Coun
ty Public Welfare Commission.
Levying the State and Countv Tax
for the year 162-Hlfi3, Establish,
ing a Policy for the Improvement
or Repair of Puhlic Roads. Filing
s Plat of Food's Creek Acres. Fil
ing a Plat of Bell Subdivision,
Transfer o! O A C Fundi to other
funds Transfer of Funds from the
Relief Fund to General County
Fund. Easement for right of way
over County Lands, Placing former
County owned land purchased by
private parties on the Assessment
Rolls, Petition and Order for Hear
ing on formation of Sardine Creek
Area Livestock District, Increase
of fees charged for board at the
County Dog Pound.
Filed: Appointment of Paul
Bettlol Sheriff and appointment of
30 Deputy Sheriffs. Monthly Re
ports for S. M, Madden, Siskiyou
LEGAL NOTICES
Pioneer Sites Foundation, W. H.
Mnnnintr Constable. Veterans
Service Officer. Jackson County
Farm Home. Dog control. Macey
Watkins Audit. Minutes for Coun
ty Court and Dog Control, Fas
Agreement 274. Agreement be
tween Jackson County and Na
tional Guard. Opinions from Dist
rict Attorney. Agreement between
Jackson County and Robert J.
Kenney, Architect.
General County Fund:
Net uavments for services of
employees of Jackson County:
d. uitentiaener m.vx, l. gun
ner 49.18. H. Gault 449.41. N.
Mvrick 232.12. L. Morthland 96.47.
J. Cave 109.90. E. Ostrander 132 30,
T. Hess 9.61. D. DeBerrv 424.46, R.
Ghevser 445 B4, G. Wright 435.11,
L. Rice 378 .92. B. Tennant 346.15.
W. Rice 373 24, K. Vaughn 366 00.
B. Biornsen 375.64. W. Faill 36M.U4.
C. Mears 342.74. G. Handle 265.68,
R. Twitchell 244.69. J. Williams
240.60. M. Brooks 315 59. M. Ste
phens 261.17. M. Hager 2 SO 30. J.
Bailev 216 10, R. Garrett 238.69, S.
Vance 98.38. J. OHara 392.13. P.
Elliott 263 24, J. Brown 268.34, C.
Ingle 268.69, P. Hnniin 355.44. C.
Perdue 351.34, D. Smith 360 87. D.
Decker 315.89, R. Allen 222.22. J.
Wheeler 253.02, J. Nougier 203 35,
M. Farnham 226.91. B. Weather
ton 101.39. T. Mclntvre 325.91, A.
Carter 275.00. C. Anderson 270,49,
R. Jenkins 274.16, G. Bobl 261.39,
U. Rice 197.97. C. Harr 215 26. rt.
Ducan 324.88. A. Carver 213.29. C.
Gibson 268 56, H. Speare 237.72,
Mticncii zhi.3, m. Mnim
237.72. E. Kingery 206.67. P. Wat
son 256 23. W. Terry 247.87, D.
WOlt 281.39, a. iJerns a27.-JU, M.
Bohl 205.54. B. Steele 30.47. J.
Whitman 137.66, M. Atkinson 73.10,
K. Beyerlin 154.31. I. Bolt 160.43.
O. Leschensky 313.81, E. lanouch
120.67, E. Jennings 312 57. K. Snnd
vig 304.22. O. McCartney 248.59.
R. Lacy 234.33, E. Patterson 2?6.09,
D. Wilson 230.84. M. Harsh 232.01.
I. Bogener 205.54, L. Henderson
173.24. H. Strong 186 28. L. Knipa
186.28. M. Ray 182.87, A. Martin
274.16, R. Woodville 389.75, H.
Wood 391.94, F. White 397.16. R.
Barker 362.46, R. Hoadlev 409.16.
R. Clarke 409 56, C. Miller 386.21.
F. Whited 351.31, H. Commons
378.64. D. Venekamp 328. 87. II.
Luchterhand 340.42. J. Russell
310,27. L. Lawrence 337.76. C. El
hart 332.16. M. Beneka 261.39. G.
Campbell 234.29. L. Brewer 216.37,
R. Greenman 239.89, L. Ehrke
195.57. S. Bjornsen 239.68. L.
Floux 213.29. G. Nelson 239.-J2, D.
Lundqutst 217.21. I. Powell 200.31,
R. Johnson 111 .47. M. Gibeson
76.62. R, Rucker 210.54, K. Rucker
210.54, C. Walker 268 34. V. Morse
234 to, u. u nderwood I sb.u 1 . k .
Walker 179.91, F. Clary 226.07, G.
Millage 93.06. I. Mitchell 168 04. H.
Murphy 163.43, L. Myers 149.04,
A. SweM 184 85. L. Stanley 181.03.
N. Wright 163.95, R. Williams
194 24. M. Riness 117.81, E. Mr
Garity 121.64, M, Clary 74.23. W.
Best 198 35. E. Bankston 174.64, H.
Briley 221.54, N. Creel 154.54, A,
Collvcr 171.94, D, Goddard 180.54,
M. Gibeson 156.61. E. Hopkins
126.40, E. Holbrook 199.24. M. Ha
maker 173.63, L. Keith 183.24. L.
Lester 153.93, L. Lowery 177.39, P,
McKinney 221.12, K. Crowd!
397.93. L. Tweedy 384.10. R. Wal
ker 302.42, R. Schmidt 342.13. L.
Wells 335.08, R. Clay 217.67, L.
Boggs 176.26, E. Merkel 881.91, F.
Clink 338.51, A. Maklnen 322.87,
V. Elmgren 117.76. S. Allen 324.13.
C. McGuire 213.46. E. Kanclter
322 87. M. Bass 180.20, N. VanDe
walker 217.26, E. McGnlliard
322.87, G. Hunyan 364.73, O. Moore
376.69. W, Dicriex 316.78, J.
Koppes 291.67. J. Burghart 228.03,
V. Peter 235.91, TV Goff 497.04, E.
Shumway 437.44, E. Legacy 232.01,
R. Donahoo 6.76, H. Danlelson
300.04, R. Leatherman 274.28, M.
Cochran 242.84, C. Birk 20.40. C.
Boyden 5.75. M. Bovden 149.70,
L. Hart 40.48, L, Plnkham 110.15,
A. Richmiro 155.16. F. Roberta
35.75, H, VanHoy 12.67, M, Daniels
60.70. J. Diddock 327.94. P. Gil
man 254.05, B, Hansen 200.98, C.
Smith 376.78. T. Owens 224.14.
R. Fox 428.00. M. McNeil
303.97. I. Russell 276.09. M.
Sherrlll 169.39. E. Donahoo 367.11,
M. Howell 214.40. M. Cochran
173,78. W. Manning 289.15. J.
Eaton 387.35, D. Trendwell 290.17.
P. Brinson 255.97. N. Led ward
440.01, J. Wilson 319.01, S. Shorev
318.11, A. Geren 288.91. D. Kent
245 99. S. Thompson 2I4.R3, F.
Wright 322.38, E. Pierce 15.14. R.
Pellett 319,3fc, W. Cochran 367. B6,
R. Huhbell 355 03. L. Perrv 371.55.
A, Smith 352.23. S. Beddoe 87.43,
C. Morris 117.78, R. James 318,30,
D, Brown 99.42, C. Hagler 350,30,
D. Hagler 280.63, H. Lane 289.71.
F. Hagler 100.52, M. Hagler 80.39,
D. Lane 130.33, D. Brood 177.15,
J. Williams 9.69, S, Beddoe 97.00,
E. Leach 249,17.
Payments for travel;
S. Allen 01.92, R. Barker 29.60,
J. Bass 27.52, S. Beddoe 29.61, P.
Bettlol 92.00, L. Boggs 4.4R, R.
Clarke 35.20. R. Clay 14.30, F.
Clink 18,80. H. Commons 30.00, K.
Crowell 134.76, L. Dav 32.50, J.
Diddock 65.84, W. Dierlex 49.92,
J. Eaton 15.36. C. Elhart 45.12, L.
Espey 23.28. T. Goff 28.18, C. Hag
ler 252.99, D. Hagler 15.87, B, Han
sen 72.80, T. flatten 41.04, D. Hen
drix 104.00, R. Hoadley 26.64, M.
Huhbell 41.52. B. Johnson 17.00.
K, Janouch 2.00, E. Kancller 39.36,
J, Koppes 45.12, L. Lawrence 26.80,
E. Leach 45.04. N. Led ward 111.11,
H. Luchtrehand 34.40. A. Makl
nen 33.88, A. Merkel 84.42, C. Mil
ter 18.04, O. Moore 52.48. E. Mo
Galliard 17.84, J. Russell 25.28. B.
Sarff 7.47, L. Sawver 274.98. R.
Schmidt 125.84. E. Shumway 46.65,
C. Smith 110.08. E. Taylor 14.45,
S. Thompson 6.40, D. Troadwell
40e. L. Tweedy 56.48. D. Venekamp
36.65. R. Walker 164.18, L, Wells
41.84, F. White 56.88, F. Whited
23 60. G. Wright 39.30.
Payments for Jury service and
witness feea:
P. Byers 9.00, C. Fryrear ft. 00,
J. Grubb 3.00, I. Allen 5.00. C.
Christensen 5.00, J. Dearriorff
5.00, B. Boggus 5,99, M, Retnholdl
59.40, M. Cuihman 30.00, A.
Padgham 30.00, F. Ktichler 43.00.
G. Tully 59 40, J. Odell 30.00, I.
Williams 50.40, G. Hunter 0.58, J.
Rush 24.42. J. Butler 30.00, M.
Black 37.50, M. Porter 10.06, F.
Srpak 30.00, C. Dykslra 22.50, L.
DcBerry 18.84. R. Cooley 33.06, E.
Myhre 15.00. T. Campbell 11,34. K.
Randahl 25,38, J. Bartlett 41.50, L.
Allen 9.90, C, Miller 13.00, L.
Nordwlck 13.00, V. Bowman 7 30,
M, Patterson 7.30, T. Williams
22 50, D. Nealon 13.00, C. Retter
16.82. G. Elder I8.B4. L. Llndley
13.00, G. Peterson 18.84, L Ship
ley 15.00. K. Tesdal 13.00, J. Tur
ner 18.32, D. Atwell 97.50. F. Bab
cock 73.36, R Bennett 109.20, E.
Hrown 7.50, A. Close 29.22, L.
Coffman 103 38, W. Darling 22 30,
L. Davison 22.50, L. Duysen 23 22.
E. Edward 13.00, J, Garman
112 30. T. Glnn 75 00, V. Grigsby
87.78, M. Hale 7.50, A. Harmon
10.14, M. Henne 7.60, L. Morton
30.00, H. Koelmel 47.88, L. Libby
87.66, L. Lowe 74.70, F. Miller
37.50, K. Mollenhauer 22 ), S.
Montgomery 82.50. M. Paschke
45 00, G. Hhnades 22 30, E, Rogers
48 80, S. Sakraida 63 20, E. Schra
der 81.28. M. Sklbby 107.14, G.
Smith 42 30, J, Grubb 28.74, L.
Nelson 6000, J. Aftring 28.74, M.
Carlston 8 32. J. Flih 7.50, M. Froh
reich 7.50, F. Leonard 7 50, F,
Nerton 26 82, C. Sander 30 00, I),
Watson 23 86. M, Bavley 30.00, C.
Hurchett 17.88. P. Childers 30 00,
A, Chlpman 17.82, I. Scott 7.30,
A. Close 29.22, M. Herrfn 23.46,
H Luke 30.00, W. Smith 13 00.
Payment for supplies, services
and equipment:
Acme Hardware 79.33, Addresso-
graph Corp. 323,60, Aladdin J,ock
l mi. Ainers reed B4.20. Am. in
stitute 29.0O, Am. Hospital 36 74,
rtm. oieei .n.ie, a-i kaoio u ou,
Ashland. Cttv of 6 35. Ashland
Tidings 90.24. Ashland Lbr. 19.26.
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LEGAL jOTICES
Ashland Sanitary Service 20.00. I
Asko 30.70. Asphalt Paving 4.99, I
Associated Equip. 19.30, Austins
23.30. Barco 80.10, C. Barker
648.75. Bates 57 74 Becks 109.10.
Big Y 19.73. Dr. Bishop 30.00,
Blake Moffitt 35.26. Dr. Boals 30,00,
Boyd Cofiee 203.54, Brill Metal
386.23, Broer Grocery 141.26,
Budge-McHugh Co. 88c, Burelsons
1194, Burroughs Corp. 261.00,
Calif. Pac. Utilities 207.46, Cascade
Electric 32 50. Catholic Services
3 00, Central Rexall 618 28, Chain
Saw Sates 325. Children Farm
Home 7.58. Chlpman Chemical
3634.93, Christie School 41 68. City
Sanitary Service 21.30, H. Clinkin
beard 33 00. Cofiee Cup 2 50, Col
lege Science Publishers 7.79. Colo-i-ama
Paint 34.35. Consolidated
Freight 3.00. Copeiand Yards 43. 26,
Courtesy Chevrolet 130 91, Dr.
Coyle 392.40, Crystal White Laun
dry 1.70. Driver Improvement
School 29.50. Eastwood 250.00. Eb
erharts 5.65, Edwards Weather
strip Service 36 00, Electric Shaver
8 00. Eltons 55.RG. E-M Supply
2500.00. Dr. Danielson 125.00, Da
vid Supply 100.00. B. Day 35.00,
W Dcaiherage 25.00, Depi of Mo
tor Vehicles 68.00. De-Pester Inc.
1609 80. Dick Knight 39.27. Die
Walsh Signs 55.20, Dome5tic Gas
76 25, Dr. Duce 10.00, Dumas Do
mestic 7.83, Farmers Lbr. 1.40,
Farmers Packing Co. 80.04, Fire
stone Stores 66.16, Fitts Sea Food
9 90, Flovd Barnes 20.26. Fluhreri
43.00. Forbes Bro. Meats 108.29,
Fosters 6 90, General Tire Service
1,00. Gnmge Co-operative 715 00,
Geo. Cake 729.50. Greyhound Bus
Lines 58 44, A. Griffin 10.00. Gro
ceteria Mkt. 207,08. Dr. Hald 10.00.
S Harbison 35.00. P. Haviland
1200.00. R. Heffernan 25.00, Hub
bard Bros. 62.91, Hubbard Wray
1.10, H. Hudson 17.59, Hudsons
Pharmacv 161,64. I. Huson 30.00
Hydraulic Service 4.90, Ind. Air
Prod. 3 61, Int. Bus. Machines
8,32, Dr. Ingram 100.00, Jackson
County 323.30. Jackson Countv
Health Dept. 10.05. Jackson Countv
Road 75 96, R. James 2.10. Jewett
Office 17.43, Jim-i Produce 97 93,
Johnston Stores 42.08, Jorgensena
231.98, Keep Ore. Green 230.00,
Keith Schuir 70,45, Rents Auto
16.48, M. Klimck 300.00, S. King
60.00. Klocker Piintery 10.73. Kor
ner Farm 52. 30. Lasme 4.50, Dr.
Lawson 30.00. Lees Pest Control
20.00. Lindsay Lbr. 1161.75. Ltt
trell Parts 7.20, Louise Home ?6.?9,
Lovinger 536.62. Dr, Luce 65.00,
McCuddys 31.16, E. M. MndJun,
Trustee 1953.50. Mall Well 677.02.
Mart 2,70, Mechanics Laundry
90 20, Medford. City of 333.91,
Medford Concrete Const. 36.00,
Medford Hotel 103.80. Medford
Labs 27.00, Medford Marine 25.95.
Medford Muffler 13.00. Medford
Paint 23.00. Medford Plate Glass
2.90, Medford Pharmacy 4.50, Med-
torn printing uo. 7ni).l5. Medford
Stationery 366.51, Medford Sur
plus 92.90, Midland Lab 69.25.
H. Miller 83,00. Modern Office
Systems 13.00. D, Moffitt 1097.60,
Motorola 179,53, Multnomah Coun
ty Sheriff 399.70. Nat. Assoc. of So
cial Workers 7.30, Nat. Cash Reg
ister 70.00. Nat. Hospital Assoc.
4318.40, W. Nunley 35.00, Office
Bov 57.32. Oak Street Tank &
Steel 32.60, Ore. Brass Works
160,00. Ore. State Board of Higher
Education 400.00. Ore. State Bu
reau of Lahor 9.00. Otis 190.08.
Pacific Fruit 1.90. Pacific Force
20.00, Pacific Int. Express 25.77,
uactnc Hell 1794.91. Pacific Pow
er 1126.99, Padghnm Glass 3.60,
ParndiM Transfer 138.42, Para
mount Pest Control 8.00, Pats San
itary Service 2.50, Patterson 316.H3,
L. Paull 2.50, R. Phair 205.69. E.
Pierce 18.00. Pierce Freight 56.37,
Pittsburgh 148.45, Postmaster 20.00.
D. Provost 85 00,. Public Employees
Retirement Board 6763.03, Public
Employees Retirement System
821.91, Quality Market 153.83,
Railway Express 8.98, Rasnuissens
Service 34.61, E. Read 34.85, Rears
Mfg. 1.32, R. Ricketts 150.00, Ron
ald Press Co. 7.64, R. Polk & Co.
225.00. Rogue Basin Flood Con
trol 1000.00. Rogue Federal Credit
Union 09.00. Rogue Flying Serv
ice 382.35, Rogue Valley Livestock
Auction 92.72, Rogue Valley Me
morial Hospital 159.24, Rogue
Vallev Phvsicians Service 62.30,
Royal McBce Corp. 124.36. R.
Rucker 41.01, Rush Electric 461.15.
Safeway Stores 01.00, J. Schmltt
3.63. Schuss Wholesale 284.35, Sears
Roehuck 12.00. Security Ins.
1158.61, Sclby Glass 4.97, Seven
Oaks 1.86, Shell Oil 5.40, Shepards
Citations 30.00. Signal Oil 633.04.
Simmons Carbon 22.71, Slngmaster
ins. 472.62, Hlsktyou Hardware
2.03. S. Leather 24.50, Smith Sales
15.03, Sorans 31.68. So. Ore. Surgi
cal 0.12, Standard Brands 46.50,
Standard Oil 129.32, Slate Bureau
of Labor 13.00. State Ind. Acc.
Comm. 2478.01, St. Marys Home
6 77. State of Ore. 8.69, State of
Ore., Public Welfare Commission
52,179.25, Superintendent of Doc
uments 1 .00, Superior Rubber
Stamp 31.60, Surgical Sales 6R8.16,
Swems 24.50, Talent, City of 33.83,
Talent Feed Store 2.60, E. Tarns
19.00, Texaco 44.58, Trowbridge
At Flynn 273.27, Tumy Ins. Agency
878,32, Valley Plumbing 273,26.
Vallev Wholesale 48.83, Vanco
Products 129.20, Villa St. Rose
50.00, Vestal, Inc. 604.06. Under
wood Corp. 289.10. U. S. Dept.
of Agriculture 23.00, U. S. Nat.
Bank 0594.32, D. Walker 33.00,
L. Walker 5.O0, Wash. Nat, Ins.
740.37, B. Waterman 1.1 1. W. Kerr
A Co 482.73, Dr. Weldon 109.00.
Western Oil and Burner 1073.28,
Western Union 33.50, West Main
Pharmacy 41.38, Will Ross. Ine.
442.83, Wilson McCahe 270.00, Zel
lerhach Paper Co. 102.42.
Building Improvement:
A. Bjornsen 432.46, C. Currenee
334.45, Central Rexall 2.03, Court
Street Repair 270.11. E. Dillon
210.00, Lovinger 306.00, Office Boy
1.08, E. M. Madden. Trustee 21.90,
Nat. Hospital Assoc. 13.03. Public
Employees Retirement Board 29.60,
State Ind. Acc. Comm. 80c, U. S.
Nat. Bank 119.20, Wash, Nat. Ins.
l.II.
Capital Improvement;
V. Reh 18 00.
Civil Defense:
J. Hicks 220.21, K Peterson
07 27. B. Johnson 346 37. Audio
Visual Supply 300 00, Jackson Coun
tv Honfl uept, 2.4H. E. M. ivianoen.
Trustee 21.90, Medford Radio Serv
ice 34 15. Pacific Northwest Bell
1,13. Pacific Power 2.00. Public
F.mnloveea Retirement Board 23.ffl,
Stale Ind, Acc, Comm. 1.28. U. S.
Nnt. Bank 98.30, Wash. Nat. Ins.
1.11.
Juvenile Operation and Main
tenance: R. Swan 383.42, F. Swan 93 93,
B. Sarff 255.81, L. Sarff 74.26,
Aladln Lack 17.60, Becks 13.59,
Big Y Signal Service 1.70, Bruce
Bauer Lbr. 29 67, Calif Pac Util
ties 224.16, City Sanitary Service
3 50, David Restaurant 6.70, Farm
ers Packtnir Co. 17 53, Jorgenseni
119.01,. E, M. Madden, Trustee
28 90, Medford. City of 45.38, Mid
land Labs. 154 30, H. Miller 21.00,
Modern Plumbing 49.04. Nat. Hos
pital Assoc. 11.20. Pac. Power 94.60
Public Employees Retirement Board
33 82, P. Purcell 73.07. Quality
Market 20 30. Rogue Federal Credit
Union 10 00, Smith Salea & Service
27,73. So. Bear Creek Sanitary
Dlst. 700, State Ind. Ace. Comm.
1.78. P. Titus 3000, Trowbridge &
Flynn 02 83, U. H. Nat. Hank 157.00,
Vanco Products Co. 40 20, Wash
Nat. Ins. 444, Willamette Valley
Co. 111.59.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Net payment for icrvicea of
employees o( road department:
B. Amt n 325 91. W. Brown
2.17.12. R. Carstensen 680.47. D.
Dow 386. B7. R. Fitzgerald 3573,
H. Gelele 441.25, R. Levl.on 300. 37.
M. McCartney 316.82. M. Owena
256. li. O. Prultt 206 90. P. Rynnmg
itinui. l. Ejnorey 314.53. R. smut
316.03. V. Smith 310,80, K. Walker
330,41, u. AObott 265 82. E. Accorna
288,56. D. Maker 343.71. J. Bea:ns
345.62, W. Bench 309.55, E. Board-
man 286.81. C. Bourne 331.51. H.
Bourne 298 46. W. Brogan 355.07,
L. Brown 306,57. V. Brown 300.13,
G. Buffincton 385 87. J. Blinkef
253.88 J. Burdell 298.08. C. Calk
ins 279.46, J. Caster 309.39. N. Cavs
352 36. W. Chapman 334.81. O.
Chesnut 350.05, C. Childers 293.73, .
G. Childrclh 290 57. R. Clark 310.98.
D. Cliflord 387.27. J. Clifford
301.71. E. Cloueh 1.49. C. Corn
stock 258 31, J. Connor 340.81, F. '
Cook 419.28. E. Cooper 252.71. E.
Cooper 405.05, N. Coverdale 267.81,
G Crumley 335.16. E. Culver
328 60. L. Cutburth 325.33. J. Dan
ford 292.50. C. Dean 303.77. J.
Dennis 325 91 H. Denier 270.75,
R. Ditsworth 312.36. C. Dooms
309.71. W. Dooms 328.98. W. Dow
en 332 48. G. Dulton 284.90. E.
Earl 364.90. J. Earl 368.14. U
Earl 261.31. T. Earl 316.70. J. Eath
crton 315.81, R. Ellis 198.35. B. Es-
tea 320.77. H. Ferns 326.92. D,
Flovd 296.43. F. Foust 294.16. D. :
Goddard 274.77. C. Goodnight
286.22. E. Groves 292.72. R. Cliche
270.41, A. Haddock 273.36. I. Hall
301.32. R. Ilamlsh 294.19. S. Har
ris 233.38, S. Harthauer 276.09, B.
Hatch 340 80. E. Henderson 291.42,
W. Irons 335.16. D. Jacohson 273.88,
M. Jacobson 322 52. C. Jenks 383.03,
R. Johnson 294.88. A. Jones 389.00, .
J. Jones 2ai,51, E. Kantor 307.41,
H. Kanlor 335.98. C. Keeney 307.15,
J. Keller 314.29. L. Kins 333.75,
M. Klnyon 238.39. D. Klser 282.01.
K. Kite 293.52. I. Larson 238.13, -A.
Lester 336.29. J. Lewis 327.29, -,
R. Locke 39.17, R. Lomas 428.06,
P. Lvnch 310.21. J. Mapslon 252.71,
E. Marshall 299.38. R. Merritt '
405.05, H. Meyer 303.39. J. Meyer
191.73. C. Michael 317.02. L. Mi- .
chaol 302.19. J. Miller 349.08. B.
Moore 313.29. M. Morse 303.47,
E. Music 296.01. G. Parker 329.02,
J. Perdue 289.92. E. Pierce 336.78,
J. Prultt 313.74, E. Radliff 245.22,
L. Ray 238 74, R. Rlnabarser 331.51,
G. Robertson 272.77, G. Ryn 309.55,
D. Scolt 246.59. D. Shearln 284.41,
F. Sherman 313.04. F. Shipley
302.09, I. Shuck 270,41. R. Simmons
309.09, A. Smith 283.01, K. Smith,
232.42. P. Smith 288.56, D. Som
mer 284.00, W. Sommer 292,68. R. :
Soma 313.74, J. Spradllnu 193.49,
H. Stout 317.79, D. Sweet 300.70, D.
Sykes 338.03. E. Thigpin 280.33,
R. Thigpin 8.32, H Tolle 324.86. M.
Tresham 333,91. L. Vanderpool
313.20. L. Vomer 327.01. C. Vers- .
tegen 313.97, D. Walden 285.66, .
W. Walker 282.31, H. Wallaca
270.41. A. Wattenbcrg 413.30. T.
Werder 284.57, E. White 259.27,
G. Williams 310.86. T. Wright -209.73
C. Wyman 363.89, R. Kuest .
347.62, T. Shope 245.22, D. Boren
222 39, R. Vaughn 143.43, C. Baker
89,32. T. Caster 15.98, L. Andrews
306.16. L. Hlgham 330.40, J. Burns
283.76, G. Hills 278.71. J. Marton. '.
289.61. A. Stith 320,31. J. Sutton
232.71. G. Buchholz 273.33. L. Bur
dahl 202.32, L. Culy 294.31, L. Da- :
mon 303.11, P. Hannaford 330.05,'.
E. Harnlsh 311.24, J. Lusk 282.90.
M. Trvon 287.94. C. Baker 276.71,
M, Boat 270.81, H. Dooms 306.94,
W. Flagg 273,98. A. Jesme 229.15,
J. Merritt 340.80, C. Perdue 314.74. .
J. Baldwin 182.39. R. Berrlman
289.53, H Brown 278.93, C. Culy
263.80. M. Griffin 306.61. L. Hart
man 307.16. W. Hartman 307.83, D.
Herndon 260.70. S. Johnson 341.16,
R. Vaughn 207.07.
Payment for supplies, service
and equipment for road depart
ment: Air Mac 123.70. Am. Bitumuls)
8612.73. Am. Sleel 555.89. Anders
3.70, Arrow Transportation 865.66, .
Bailor Machinery Co. 154.34. E."
Barlow 28.80, H. Middle 25 80, '
Bruce Bauer Lbr. 3.82. Budge Me-
Hugh 8.40. Cal Ore Machinery
197.25. Colyear Motor Sales 739.12,
Commercial Printing 17,00, Con
solidated Freightways IB.31, Cour '
tesv Chevrolet 26.60, Crater Auto -Supply
22.32, Crater Lake Machin
ery 625.66, Crater Lake Motors "
12.58. D. Newmans fi.60. De Leigh,
Motors 2,25, Diesel Pump 172.17,
Duman Domestic 46.52. Eleetrlo
Supply 23.04. Esco 313.08. Fair,
banks Morse 4.67. Fcenatl,:hly
3113 01. First Nat. Bank 1130.00,
Fish Ar Game Commission 16.75,
Fyr-Fyter 169.90, Gardners Ma
chine Shop 6.80, General Bearing;
Co, 10.47, General Tire Servlca. -
726.17, Gold Hill, City of 2.70..
Goodyear Rubber 33.33, Haupert
Tractor 34.23. H Ac H Equip. 4.92,
Howard Cooper 1540.63, Hubbard'
Bros, 22.94. Hubbard-Wray 7.90,"
Hydraulic Service 32.24. Int. Har
vester 171.25. Iverson Printing 3.12,
J. Bookshnla 288.06, J. Vara DlsU
77.10. Klamath County 30.03, Lit
trell Parla 100.93, Loggers & Con
tractors Machinery 289.19. F,. M,
Madden, Trustee 2034.00, M. C.
Linlngcr 6103.50, Medford, City of
10.70. Medford Concrete Const.
1706.11. Medford Corp 331.03, Med.
ford Lbr. 60.16, Medford Motor
330 28, Medford Plate Glass 109 .93,
Medford Stationery 20.91. Med
ford Tire 916.14. Minute Man Car
Wash 3.43, ' Moore Sleel 171.50,
Motorola 160.10. Mt. Pitt 89 00,
Nash Ford 245.00. Nat. Hospital '
932.93, Office Boy 11.70. ONC
2.1.72,' Ore. Liquid Gaa 136.63,
Ore. State Bureau of Labor 53.50, '
Ore. State Hwy Comm. 33800 00,'
Pacific Machinery 239.14. Pacific,
Bell 60.10. Pacific Power 439.82,
Paul Smiths 6.25. Pierce Freight
43.32, Portland Motor Transport
2030,81, Power "Transmission 17.05,
Premier Fastener 165.47. Public
Employees Retirement Board
2161.89, Rogue Equip. Sale
1708.10. Rogue Federal 260.00,
Rogue Saw Shop 7.50, R Ac M.
Const 11819.09. Sam Jennings.
230.21, Sanderson Safety Supply.
.14 03. Sherwln Williams 34.40. L,
Shorev 30 32, W. Sommer 11.40,
So. Ore. Bearing Sales 1013.91,
Standard Oil 198.93. Stale Ind. Acc.
3318.50. Stevens Corp 117.40, Sure
Fit 7.00, S-W Floor 63c. Thrift '
AmIo Supply 8.73. Traffic Safety
364,87, Transport Clearings 3266 84
Transport Service 3802.91, Truv
Mix Concrete 14,30, Union OH Co.'
1078666, U. S. Na. Bank 7710.40, .
Walnscntta Pharmacy, 1.64. Wash.
Nat. Ins. 17203, H. Webb 30.00,
Western Equip. 175.81, Wldlna;
Transportation 1752.77, Wltham
Parts 12192. W. Fuller Co. 17.35,
Zellerbach Paper Co. 170.97.
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