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Newspaper Page TextI. II i IT 1 I i i i m., i.i i i up. 11 1... - St 7- V ' - v v . - i ' I ' V jr' '. j r f .. V -" ' J f wiiiiriiiwiV WINS BY DEFAULT - Aclor Lawrence Tierney, 43, pauses in the hall outside Los Angeles municipal court before bat tling charges o battery and disturbing the peace. Tierney won by default when the complaining witness, actor Dimi trios C. Georgopoulos, 42, failed to show up for the hear ing. The charges were dismissed. (UPI) Shapely 'Hitchhiker' Gets Verbal Abuse From Disappointed Truckers Graveley, England-iUPH-Whcn Mrs. Anne McDonald (35-24-35) put on a pair of tight slacks and a brief blouse, she was a traffic-stopper. Which is just what she had in mind. Mrs. McDonald, a mother of four children, said she got to worrying about drivers ignoring the 30-mile-per-hour speed limit through this small village. "I saw truck drivers whistling at a pretty girl in the village," she said. "So 1 put on my beach clothes, walked down the village wiggling my hips and stuck out my thumb as though I were hitchhiking. "It wasn't long before the first truck stopped." Instead of getting in, Mrs. McDonald told the driver, "I do hope you will observe the speed limit through our village. Thank you for stopping." But Mrs. McDonald, who carried on her campaign for two weeks, said the response from the disappointed truckers has forced her to quit. "Some of the language was not very nice," she said. "I don't think I shall do it any more." H B $300 DOWN K H 3 bdrs.T I Vi baths, paved g sts., fenced back yard. Close g to schools. FHA terms. Low monthly payments. Call us to see this. " 3 BDRM., Uj BATH Ww carpet, birch cabinets in kitchen, good eaststde lo cation. Close to schools. 3 BDRM. WESTS1DE Lg. kitchen, living rm., Sep. util. rm., Ig. dbl. garage. Close to schools. FHA terms. 2 ACRES n City water, close to town. ? Ideal for trailer house loca- tion. Priced right. ? LEASE OPTION J 3 bdrm., 1 Vt bath, choice eastside location. M We Need Listings J Buyers Waiting Contractors' Special !! In Medford Shopping Center Ph. 773-6248 Day or Night Midg Conrad, Realtor 'illlllllllllllliV 'a acre SI 500 Lots, E. Side $2850 J HIGHT'S TRADING POST LET'S TRADE YOUR BUILDING LOTS Have 2 new 3 bedroom homes, one with family room. Good area. RURAL HOME & GUEST HOUSE For attractive east side 3 bedroom home. YOUR 2 BEDROOM EAST SIDE HOME For lovely river home 10 acres 20 min. from Medford YOUR HOME IN COMMERCIAL ZONING For 1 bedroom home large lot edge of town. HOME SMALL ACREAGE WALKING DISTANCE OF SHOPPING For well-built, average pneed 3 bedroom home and partly finished rental in Medford. YOUR INCOME PROPERTY For good ranch 140 aces 110 irrigated In Applcgate area T.J. HIGHT AGENCY, INC. 221 N. Cintral 773-4724 772-4927 773-374 772-2233 772-8324 Open Sunday 12 to 4 - nl;ti Emergency Loans Available from FHA Grants Pass - Authoriza tion has been received by the local office of Farmers Home administration for emergency loans for farm families in Jackson and Josephine coun ties who suffered wind storm damage during the recent storm. The loans may be made for repair or replacement of dam aged buildings, fences and ir rigation systems, replacement of equipment and livestock, essential operating expenses and under certain conditions, payment of some bills in curred during the past year. Repayment terms will depend on purposes for which the loans are made, security and available income. To qualify, farm families must derive a substantial por tion of their income from farming operations. All loans must be adequately secured and must be based on a sound farming program showing ability to repay. An applicant who is able to obtain from other lenders the credit re quired to continue his normal operations cannot qualify. Applications may be ob tained at the Farmers Home administration office located in room 5, second floor of the Southern Oregon State bank building in Grants Pass, or by mail addressed to postoffice box 311, Grants Pass. 0tf.ee Ph. 772-5223 V Pi ;; World Reaction To Meredith's Admission at School Favorable By A. ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribune Washington Correspondent Washington - (Special) -World reaction to the hostili ties centering on admission of a Negro to the Univers ity of Missis sippi has been ' ' surprisingly favorable," in the view of high adminis tration offi cials. There SLL'.ifl has been much mitb criticism o f Southern extremists, especial ly in Africa and Asia, but rarely was it critical of the whole racial situation in the United States, reported Edwin O. Guthman, ex-newsman from Seattle who is now in formation officer for the Jus tice Department. He said that President Ken nedy's action won praise throughout the free world "for showing courage and moral leadership." The key to much favorable reaction abroad, explained Guthman, apparently was "the fact that the United States would go to this much trouble to protect one man's rights." Guthman's boss. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. went on the Voice of America Oct. 9 in an effort to explain me race riot to the rest of the world. In matter of fact style, he recited the background of court suits filed by James Meredith which upheld his right to enter the university; and he told of Gov. Ross Barnett's resistance to this decision. He said federal peace officers and troops were employed only because of this "open challenge to the law of the land." Proof Of Intent "What the world saw in Mississippi was a democratic nation putting its house in order," he went on. "It was proof of our intent to live not by rule of men, but by rule of law. We do not pre tend that we are perfect. We do not pretend that everyone in America is always in agree ment. Segregation remains a problem in America, but we are striving hard to solve it -and we are making progress." "Everyday this fall, in com munities which once practiced segregation, thousands o f Negro and white children at tended school side by side," the attorney general notfd. "More schools abandon dis crimination every year. Seg regation in other areas, like employment, voting and transportation is fast disap pearing. Where it still per sists - as in the Meredith case - we are determined to bring racism to an end. We are de termined to uphold and pro tect equal rights for all of our citizens." Three days later Robert Kennedy's counterpart in one of the small African coun tries. Attorney General God frey L. Binaisa of Uganda, de cided to send Bob Kennedy a spear and shield as a gift, with the following explana tion: "It is with a sense of very deep appreciation for the gal lant stand you have taken to uphold the Constitution of the United States, not only in its letter but in its spirit as the supreme law of the Uni ted States and as the ulti mate safeguard for human rights throughout the length and breadth of your great country. "I am sending you a per sonal gift of a Karamojong S3 r.W-3: SPECIAL 1955 CADILLAC 4-DOOR SEDAN Hydra, power steering and brakes, R&H, air conditioning and many other extras. Full Price $995 Payments $50 per Month NO MONEY DOWN DRIVE THIS CAR AND YOU WILL BUY IT PHONE 772-6208 415 SO. RIVERSIDE feccrcfpEARSl i 1 Br Wonderful eating but do not I k- H Vl qualify for our gift box I y?k Per Lug $-25 , 7-.' T Open Week Dtyi '.yr ';f t i.m. to S p.m. Han : ( BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS 2Mile South on Highway 99 MEDFOHD spear which I have personally been keeping as a momento with which to remember my days in deportation 1959-60. This spear is a 'used spear' by warriors of Karamoja. I shall be sending you seperate ly a shield to match, t sin cerely hope that whereas you may use the spear to uphold the rule of law, the occasion will never arise for using the shield." Use for Both Kennedy's press aide, Guth man, might have had some use for both during the height of the Oxford, Miss., hostilities when he was trap ped inside the Lyceum build ing on campus with a hand ful of newsmen on the Sun day night that rioters char ged the U. S. marshals out side and necessitated deploy ment of troops to the campus. Of the 540 marshals (339 of them were Southerners), Guthman said 169 were in jured - 29 from gunshot wounds and 3 with acid burns. Some 300 newsmen con verged on Oxford that week end to report eyewitness ac counts of the trouble, most for domestic but some for foreign newspapers, and Guthman's job was to keep them informed about develop ments beyond what they could see and hear. When he was beseiged with others inside the Lyceum, Guthman had two telephone lines open to the outer world one to the Associated Press office at Memphis, and an other which was used alter nately by the few reporters inside to call their papers and by Guthman who briefed the remaining newsmen who were in Oxford at the Ole Miss motel. Guthman had high praise for the news coverage of the Oxford incident, especially because the full story was re ported by outstanding news papermen. This gave the pub lic a true picture of the situa tion without the government having to try to give out an account which differed from that of Mississippi state of ficials. Reported To Others When Meredith started classes, Guthman and five newsmen (two from news papers and one each from magazines, radio and tele vision) accompanied him about the campus, but not into the classroom. At two daily briefings, they in turn report ed to the other newsmen any thing they considered news worthy. "Meredith is a remarkably calm and cool person," said Guthman. "Obviously he has great inner strength. Few peo ple could undergo what he has undergone without show of emotion." Perhaps similar words are being said of Ed Guthman, who was flown back to Wash ington three days after the riot to give his firsthand ac count of it to President Ken nedy and the cabinet. Kennedy's Portland Visit Still on Top Portland - IUPH - President Kennedy's scheduled visit to Portland Thursday is still on, Rep. Edith Green said today. Mrs. Green said she had talked to a White House aide by telephone this morning. Kennedy is scheduled to ar rive in Portland about 5:40 p.m. to speak at the Memorial Coliseum. He leaves that same evening for Los Angeles. MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. LEGAL NOTICES CLFIIK S MONTHLY STATKMKST COUNTY COIRT I'ROl'KKlllNGS JACKSON COUNTY 1'Ul'KT Sfpirmbr, 1961 The following U a statement of (he proceedings of the Countv Court of Jackson County, listing claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of September. 15162 at required by Chapter 136 of 1947 session s-aws. E. M. Madden. Conmv Clerk Approved by County Court: Orders in the Matter ot: Public hearing for proposed Sardine Creek Livestock District. Tax Deed from Jackson County to KdWHrd R. Hodgson and Tax Deed to Ern est R. Nickle. Acceptance of Deed of land to be used as a county road iWillow Lake Road I. Desig nation of First Street and Cupp Drive as County Roads. Order con veying deed from Jackson County to Marian Nye Bean. Order of spe cial election on proposed South west Phoenix Zoning District. Filing a plat of Lolmw Subdivision, and Foothill Subdivision. Finan cial Statement for Rogue River Rural Fire Protection District. Filed: Monthly reports tiled hy E. M Madden. County Clerk. W. H. Manning. Constable. County Farm Home Report. Veterans Of fice. Dog Control Officer. Stacey Watkins Audit. Paul Bettlol Re port for gun permits, filing of county court and Dog Control min utes, petition for widening of Sa vage Creek Road. Interim Zoning Ordinance for the North Central Point Area and Map. bids tor Dry Creek Bridge. Sheriff's Patrol Cars and Tractor bids for Parks and Rccr.'ation.' General County Fund: Net payments for services of em ployees of Jackson County: D. Ol tenhacher 272.1 1, C. Conner i: IB, H. Cault 4S4.12. N. Myrich 232.12. L. Morthland 96.47. J. Cave 10!) (10. C. Fichlner 4.2!). G. DePuy 7.5.1. C. Lucas 9 5.1. W. Rice 382.57, E. Ostrander 132.30. J Hess .0t. N. Matteson 32.99. D. DeBcrry 41ft . 12. R Gheyser 438.62. G. Wright 435.11. L. Rice 378.!)2. B. Tennnnt 346.15. K. Vaughn 366 00. B. Bioi n sen 375.64. W. Paul 399.04. C. Mears 276.1ft. G. Randies 321.58. R. Twltchel 306.43. M. Brooks 315 511. M. Stephens 261.17. M. Hagcn 250.30. J. Bailev 216.10. R. Garrett 2H7..1B J. O Hara 392.13. P Elliott 283.24. J. Brown 2118.34. C. Ingle 287.58. P. Hanlin 355.44, C. Perdue 351.34. D. Smith 364.89. D. Decker 31.1.29. R. Allen 281 98. J. Wheeler 314.78. J. Nnugutrc 219.09. M. Farnham 23.1.83. D Dalley 7B31. R Braiofsky 79 52. R Lowe 1R2.79. A. Bjornsen 3.61. J. Wil liams 20R B9. S. Vance 164.92. G. Jacobs 90.41. J. Betttol 68.41. T. Mclntvre 325.91. A. Carter 27500. C. Anderson 265.49. R. Jenkins 274.16. G. Bohl 261.39. D. Rice 197.97. C. Barr 215.26. H. Dugan 324.aa. D. Smith 241.00, C. Gibson 268.56. It. Speare 237.72. IV! IMIlcn ell 261.39. M. Smith 248.59. E. Kingerv 206 67. F. waison z.mi.z.i, W. Terrv 247 87. D. Wolf 261 39, S Berns 227.20, K. Beyerlln 192.R4. B. Steele 38.14. J. Whitman 146.02. I. Bolz 81.72. L. Tackley 233 03. M Atkinson 226.80. V. Harrison 154.29. J. Read 23.15. O. Lescnen sky 315.81. E. Janouch 6.04. E. Jen nings 312.57. K. Sandvlg 304.22. O McCartney 248 59. R. I.acy 234.33. E Patterson 226.09. D. Wil son 239.84. M. Harsh 227 01. I. Rogener 205,54. I.. Henderson t53.2n. H. Strong 186 28. L. Knips 177.77. M. Rav 182.97, A. Martin 274 16. R. Woodvllle 3R9.75. H. Wood 391.94. F White 3117.16. R. Barker 362.46. R. Hoadley 409.16. R. Clarke 409 .16. C. Miller 386 21. F Whited 331.31. H. Commons 378.64. D. Venekamp 302.56. H. Lurhterhand 340.42. J. Russell 310.37, L. Lawrence 332.76, C. El harl 332.16. R. Bemtnghaustn 376.57. M. Beneka 261.39. G. Camo hell 234 29. L. Brewer 216.37, R. Greenman 230 89. L. Ehrke 195.57, S. Biornsen 239.6R. L. Floux 213.29. G. Nelson 259 22. D. Liindciuist 109.27. I. Powell 212.47. R. John son 19.54, L. Sherman 8.20. R. Rucker 210.58, K. Rucker 210.56. C. Walker 276.38. V. Morse 224.62. D. Underwood 201.76. R. Walls 177.43, F. Clarv 237.92. G. Mlllage 93.08. E. Bankston 174.18. N. Creel 157.06. A. Collver 165.96. D. Goddard 100.05. M. Gibson 62 12. E. Hopkins 162 2.1. E. Holhrook 201.26, M. Hamaker 171.85. L. Keith 184.76. L. Lesler 16297. L. Lnwerv 153.81. P McKln ney 236 87. I. Mitchell 162 50. H. Murphv 1549.1. 1. Myers I. 10.45. D. Jones 171 36. N. Wright 166.47. R Williams 194.26 M. Al ness 108.1.1. M. Clark 14885, V. Sinclair 17B07. J. Hill 218.3.1. E. McGarltv 88.59. R. Rucker 64.47. V. Heavilln 20.00. K. Crowpll 680.03. I. Tweedy 384 .10. R. Wal ker 292 42. R. Schmidt 342 13. L. Wells 33508, R. Clay 217.67. L. Boggs 17026, E. Merkel 9S1.91. F. Clink 339.51. A Makinen 182.48, V. Elmgren 179 26. B Emlg 107.10. M Bell 268 88. C. McGuire 186.12. E Ktnrtler 322 87. M Bass 185 31. N. VanDcwalker 217.26. E. Mr Galllard 322 87. G. Runyan 364 73. 0 Moore 376.69. W. Dierlex 316.78. J. Koppei 291.67. J. Burghart 22803. V. Peter 23591. T. Goff 515.79 E. ShumwBV 456.19, E. Le nacv 232.01. 11. DanlcUon 110.17. M. Cockran 122.94. J. Allison 170 28. C. Bovden .1.75. M. Bnyden 149.76. L. Hart 25.07. L. Pinkham 18 68 E Roherts 2191. C. Blrk 91c. .1 niddock 32798. P Gllman 254.05, B. Hansen 215 26. C. Smith 376 82 T. Owens 233.12. II. Fox 428.00 M. McNeil 303.97. I Rus sell 276.09. M Sherlll 23883. E. Donahoo 367.11. M. Howell 214 40. M. Cochran 173.78. W. Manning 289. 15 J. Eaton 387 35. D. Tread well 290.17. P. Brinson 255.97. N. Ledward 445 32. J Wilson 319 01. S. Shnrey 31611. A. Geren 288.91, D. Kent 297.19. F. Wrignt 2HP0I 1 Forbes 217.39. I. Hulchinion 96 39. R Pellett 319 38. W Coch ran 370 71. S Thompson 198 59. M. Builder ( "' 300 family homes sinca 1948. "Wo Hand back at our construction." LEASE WITH OPTION Nearly new 3 bedroom home. Doubla orag, paved street. Call for location and informa tion. RANCH STYLE HOME Naw 3 bedroom with large playroom, I Vt baths, double garage, hand split thaka roof, paved street. $18,900. lO'o down, trade considered. NEAR ST. MARY'S GRADE SCHOOL ft SENIOR HIGH Neat new 3 bedroom home ready to move into. A quality, heavily insulated home with ef ficient radiant heat and beauti ful fireplace, A home designed for low maintenance, espense factor and built on an easy to cara for lot. Price SI 3.900 As sessment paid. Approx. 10 down, neat 2 bedroom consid-e-ed in trade. D. L. P1CKELL Realtor -Builder 411 I. Main St. 773-6646 Harry Wtfhrow.... 772-4277 f D. l.PIcicELL ) V 3p Li r I fit or J NtSS builder ' OREGON IEGAINOTICES Hubbelt 355 03. L Perrv 35f 45. A. Smith 321.86. E. -ch 265 8U. C. Morns 117.78. R. James 2)2 69. D. Brown 69 51. C rlasler 350 30. D. Hagler 280 63. H. lane 289.71. F. Hagler 137 97. M. Hauler 43 10. li Lane 14. u. Brooo jw, w Arnold 4094. H. Jeffries 40.94. H Owens 40 94. Payments for travel: R. Barker 16 90, J. Bass 32 72. M. Bell 30.16. K. Berningbausen 1184. P. Bettiol 39.75, B. Bornsen 18.00. L. Boggs 3.48. M. Boyden 14.48. R Clarke 15.60, R. Clay 14 28. F Clink 31.36. H. Commons 23 60 K. Crowell 114.04. D. Decker 51.(10. J Dlddock 72.72. W. Dieriex 311.08. E. Donahoo 54.58. J Eaton 8 08. C Elhart 27.76. V. Elmgren 33.12. T. Golf 31.50. J. Hagler 223 52. B. Hansen 76.88. T. Halten 206 95. D. Ilendrix 13.1.60, R. Iloadlev 21 36. M. Hubhell 57.44. B. Johnson 20.00. E. Kauclier 23.44. L Lawrence 62 72. E. Leach 23 04. N. Ledward 123 99. H. I.uchter- hand 22.00. A Makinen 36.24. W. Manning 196 68. C. Mears 2.1.00. E Merkel 78 56. C Miller 32 24. O. Moore 92 48. E McGalliard 4192. C. McGuire 36 80. W. Paul 32.011. R. Rucker 38.8.1, G. Runvan 16.32. J. Russell 11184. B. Sarff 5.10. K. Schmidt 7800. S. Shorey 17.12. C. Smith 71.52, E. Tavlor 22.33. D. Treadwell 5llc, !.. Tweedy 180 36. D. Venkamp 79.14. R Walker 47.25. 1. Wells 99 32. F White 38.36. F. Whited 21.84. Payments for jury service and witness fees: G. Austin 788. F. Bolton 20.00, .1. Carrier 5 00. R. Cranston 5.80. D. Diick .1 00. A. Gage 5.00. M. Gascon 7 08. H. Deuel 7.l'8. J. Gent 15.72. N. Gent 5.00. . Go shorn 6.60. R. Fatlan.1 7.40. G Forbes 7.40. R. Greh 7 56. M. Hatch 7.40. G. LaGrave 5.96, 1 Kinqery 5.00. G. l.each 6.60. M. O'Ntill 10.00, F. McCartcr 5.0). A Pence .1.80. D. Vincent 5.J0. D. Walter mire 10.00. Payments for supplies, services and equipment: Acme 22.40, Aladdin Lock 8.10. Alexander St Brown 10.00. Am. Hospital 317.34. Am. Sleel 80 67. Anders Photo 14.09. Andy's Shoe Shine 7.00. Ashland. City of 6 80. Ashland Hospital 5.00. Ashland Tidings 200.85. Ashland Sunltnry Service ttl.OO. Askn 56.10. Assoc. Equip. 22.65. Austin's 29.60, Barco Supply 72.90, R. Barker 30.00. Bates 163.36. Beck's 201.64. It. Berninghausen 30.00. P. Beltiol 10.99. Big Pines Lbr. 53.90. Blake. Motfitt & Towne 66.05. Boyd's 314.86. Broer Grocery 233.10. S. Brown 46.00. Buck & Tinsley Lah. 390.00. Bollard Wilson Co. 31.74, Burk's 8.60. Burroughs Corp. 43850. Cal-Ore Machinery 99 87. Calif-Pacific 5.16.59. Cardona Sup ply 17.36. Carpenter Paper Co. 52 39. Cascade Business 291.7.1, Catholic Service for Children 5.00. Central Rexall 234.00. Children's Farm Home 5.00. Christie School .1.16. Cilv Sanilarv Service 21.50. R. Clarke 30.00. Coffee Cup 5.00. Cogswell's Market 1.96. Columbia Ribbon 20.90. Commercial Printing 10.60. Courtesy Chevrolet .12.31. Crater Hotel 4.00. Crater Lake Motors 1.20. Dr. Danielson .15.00. Dept. of Finance 215.75. Dept. of Motor Vehicles 68.00. Dick Knight Co. 5.00. R. DicKev 35.00. Oiv Walsh 136.40. Drive In Cleaners 7.1.1. J. Dugan l6.-4. Dumas Do mestic 13.94. Dunham Printing 601.60. Electronic Service P. 50, Electronic Supply Co. 31 30. C. El hart 30.00. Ellon's 72.21. Enloe Electric 33.99. Evergreen Bus 12.09. Flovd Barnes Shell Service 19.48. Fluhrer Bakeries 50,04. Forbes Bro Meats 125.74. Foster's 11011 Fruit Growers League 70.00. George r . Cake 7.95. Gillette Safe, ty Raror Co. 7.57. T. Goff 9.70. Greyhound 18.98. Groceteria 200.22 T. Hatten 35 00. P. Havlland 935.59 Henry Sherman 54.84. R. Hoadley 30.00. Hubbard Bros. 39.35. M Hubhell 3 71. H D. Hud son Mfg. 1.63. Huffman Truck 10.00. I. Huson 3000, Industrial Air Products 295.78, Int. Assn. of Assessing Officers 20.00. IBM 512.52. Int. City Mnnagcra 7.50. Jackson County 343.50. Jackson County Cooperative 60.80, Jackson County Planning 25.43. Jackson Countv Road 38.53. R. James 2.74. J. C. Penneys 40.08. Jewell Ofrlce Supply 222.05, Jims Produce 228.17. Jorgensens 222.80. J. W. Copcland Yards 3.30. Keith Schulz Garage 84.93. C. Kver 18.01). S. King 62.00. Klncker Printery 77.10, Kogap 10.80. Korner Farm 57.75. Lamport's B.20, Landis Studio 4.00. L. Lawrence 30,00, R Lawrence 5 00. Dr. Lawson 2.100, Lltlrell Parts 12.49. Louise Home 19.32. Lovlnger 806.76, L. Lowery 5,00. H Luchterhand 30.00. J. Luehlke 60.00. E. M. Madden. Trustee 1965.50. Manns 4.07. Mart .1.14. M. C. Llningcr A Sons 1495.05. Me chanics Laundry 24.70. Medford Am. Legion Post No. 15. 8 00. Med ford Battery 34 90. Medford. City of 85.91. Medford Concrete Const. 333.60. Medford Lah. 50.00. Med ford Pharmacy 8.88, Medford Printing 248.90. Medford Station ery 405.63, Medford Ttre 16.27. Midway Auction 62.35. H. Miller 147.00. Motorola 339 65. Mullnnmah Countv 767 35. McCuddvs 17 75. Mcculloch Chain Saw 39.15. Na tional Assoc. of Social Workers 7.50. Nat. Hospital 99.1.00. Nat. Re creation Assoc. 1000. Nat. Sheriffs Assoc. 7.00. Nannies Equip. 6 00. Norton I.hr. 45.53. Oak Street Tank 300. Oflice Boy 752 61. ONC 374 99. Ore. Slate Tax 126 25. Ore. State University 275.00. Ore. State OVER 40 OTHER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM ALL MAKES AND MODELS TOP BUYS! NO MONEY DOWN LOADED 57 Olds HIiday coup 98, power sreering, brakes, win dows and scats, R&H, Low mil age, 36,000 miles. "Like New" $1399.50 Payments $67.00 per m. tth. See this car before you buy. (Lie. 2W-17141 FULL POWER 57 Olds, 4 dr. Holiday Super 88. Power steering, brakes, and seats, R&H, 4 new tires; runt like new car. Price $1382.00; Payments $65.00 per mo, (Lie. 6N-9378) 60 FORD FAIRLANE 500. 4 At, Ctean; Good Condition. R&H, Fordomatic. Full Price $1592.00. Payments $66.00 per mo. (Lie. 9K-8708I 55 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF R&H, Hydro., ciean car; Full Price $699.00. Runs like new. Payments, $38.00 per mo. (Lie. 6H-I319) Many More Too! LEGAL NOTICES University Extension S r v i c 7260.50. Or. Wash. Telephone Co. 4334. Otis 190.06. Pad k ham Glass ti? 50. Pacific Northwest Bell I.V'BM. Pai-ifie Power 986.27, Para dit Transfer 19.63. Parke. Da vis it Co. 9 48. Paramount Pest Control 8 00. Park Motors 27 86. Pats Sanitary Service 4 15. Paul Smitha Saw Shop 3 55. Pay l.esi Drug 15 till, fierce rrcigni iiui, Pittsburgh Glass 265.99. Postmaster 27.20. Powells Union Service 398. D Provost 8.V0O. Public Employes Retirement Board 6.M5.89. Public Eniploves Retirement System 830 66. Quality Market 121.01. Has mussens Super Service 90.46. Rears imp 2.4t. Kecorc.au iorp I3H80 J Reeder 35.00. T. Reeder 33,00. Reese Marine Center 30,60. Cm. Rode i:.0.00. Rogue Basin Flood Control 500.00. Rogue Federal KtHliit Itogue riving aervivc 139 88. Rogue Travel Service 36 90. Rogue Valley Hospital 176.45. Rogue Valley Physicians 38 50. J. Russell 30.00. Sacred Heart Hospi tal .50 05. Safewav Stores 42 00. San Francisco Psychoanalytic In stitute 20.00. Schuss Wholesale Grocers" 345.96, Selby Chevrolet 66.56. Selby Glass Co. 300. Shaw Surgical 2.44, Signal Oil 796, 12, M- snerry ..a.uu. sum mons Carbon 60.13. Siskiyou K.lectric 1396.63. Sloan Co. 16 80. Social Casework 10.62. So. Ore. Surgical Supply 77.39. Smith Sales & Service 11.08. Standard Brands 40.23 Standard Oil Co. 80 85. State Forester 154.24. State Ind. Acc. 102.62. State Public Welfare 32179.25, St. Marys Home lor Boys 5,00. Streeler-Amet 109.57, Super tor Ruhber Stamp 2.10, Talent, City of 25.85, Talent Hardware 3.75, Texaco 192.42. Trane Co. 21.24, Trowbridge & Flynn Electric 18,15. Underwood Corp. 312.82. u.a. ideo logical Survev 13.65. U.S. Nat. Bnnk 9591.01. Valley Plumbing 393.97, Vallev Wholesale 36.90. Vanco Product 43.00. D. Vene kamp 30 00. Verl G. Walker Co. 130. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No, 6412. 8,00. Villa St. Rose 38,71. Voights Medford Office Equip 4.50. D. Walker 35.00. Walts Lithia Motors 275,90, Wash. Nat. Ins 135 42, J. Watson 20 00. W B. Kerr A Co. 109 39, West Main Pharmacy 103 89. West Main Rent All 129.50. Western Auto Supply 1.38. Western Thrift Stores 4.00. Western Union 29,72. F. White 3fl 00. While House Market IB. 00, Willamette Valley Co. 34.30, Williamson-Dickie Mfg. 34.07. Will Rons 626.03. H. Wilson 23.00. Wil son McCahe 270.00. Woodstock Metal Products 15.00, Zellcrbach Paper Co. 1325 59. Building Improvement: A. BJornsen 432.46. C. Currence 334 45. Ace Roofing 13 00. Aladdin Lock & Safe 8 BO. Barco Supply 124 HO. Bates 33.10. Brill Metal Works 24.75. H. Bryant 10 80. Crystal White Laundry 44.32. Ely Se Walker 378.38. Hal E. Bishop f! 00. Hubhard Bros. 7.75. F.. M. Mndden. Trustee 2190. McDonald Candy 53.10. Nal. Hospital Assoc. 1393, Pittsburgh Glass 6 30. Puh lic Emplovra Retirement Board 2980. Siskiyou Electric 310 84. Smith Lbr. Co. 351.59. So. Ore. Nurserv 16,33. State Ind. Acc. 80c. Trowbridge ft Flynn 5.75. U.S. Nat. Bank 119.20, Valley Plumbing 315 II. Wash. Nat. Ins. 1.11. Civil Defense: J. Hicks 228.21. E- Peterson 97 27. B Johns 346 37. All-Bright Television 3 63. Pacific Power 2.00, Llndgren Turner .30.39. E. M. Mad den. Trustee 21,90, Medford Com posite Squadron 216 00. Public Employes Retirement Board 23,56, State Ind. Acc. 128. United Radio Supply 16.32. U. S. Nal. Bank 98 30, Wash. Nal. Ins. Co. 1.11. Emergency L. Sarff 2fl 43. E. M. Madden. Trustee 1 30. Public Employes- Retirement Board 1.17, U.S. Nat. Bank 8 40. Juvenile Operation St Mainten ance Fund: R Swan 3B4 .34. F. Swan 0B 90, B Sarlf 250.81. L. Sarff 60.20, C. fvnna to 13 Becks 9.24. Calif.- Pacific Utilities 85 09, City Sani tary Service 3.50. C. Evans 1.00. .Kins Produce 43.67. Jorgensens 86 92. E. M. Madden. Trustee 28,00, H Miller lfl.00. Nat. Hospital 5.60. Clavton Neilson 19.31. Pacific Pow er 92.79, Public Employes Retire ment Board 33.23. Quality Market 9.96, Rogue Dlst. 44.49, Rogue Fed eral Credit Union 20.00, Shakeya Pizza 8 00. Smith Sales 33.03, So. Rear Crock Sanltarv Disl. 7.00, Stale tnd. Aec. 1.7B. P. Titus 21.00, U. S. Nat. Bank 157.00, Wash. Nat. Ins. 4.44, Willamette Valley Co. 42.46. Library : Medford. City of 73943.04. REAL ESTATE YOUR FUTURE H0MESITI VIEW, OAK COVERED Choose your future home. it now in Medford's finest resi dential area overlooking coun try club. Large lUOxOU ft. lots, Medford schools, water, unrestricted view of valley and the Siskiyous. Special terms with very small down payment. Buy now, build later. 12 GROSS One of Medford's neatest and best duplexes now available. Close to the new Safeway store in good rental area. Two 2 bed room units, one with fireplace and wall to wall carpetina each renting for at least $85 per month. Total price is $17,000. Easy FHA terms for owner xcupant, JOYOUS LIVING Is yours in this lovely 3 bed room western ranch home. Lo oted in the popular Verde Hills, close to Hoover School and a whole lot of "real" neigh bors. Big 180 It. lot, 2 full baths, ankle dfep lush carpet ing. All for only $22,500. . . . Call us. IRRIGATED ACREAGE Seeded to pasture 10 min utes from downtown, building areas with oak frees and view, $500 down, balance on easy monthly payments 2 to 10 acres, $7,250 2 BEDROOMS This is neat and clean, 12 years old and zoned multiple family. Plenty of room to build another house on the large lot for an other rental Perfect for the young couple OR the Investor. Julienne Parsons ......773-2937 Don Whalm 772-5879 Sill Lecvet 772-6692 Gwenn Honnold 772-4422 Sam Richardson 772-9985 TOP g VALUES! Jp From f Vandagriff- Leever-Whalin REALTY V 328 South Central j Ph. 773-5391 J TutoUAf. OCiUbtH LEGAL NOTICES General Road Fund: Payments for services of em ployees of -road department: O. Abbott 278 40. E. Accorne 316 29. C. Baker 177 38. D. Baker 345 63, J. Beams 333.40. W. Bench 338 36, E Boardman 312 21. D. Boren 267.73. C. Bourne 331. 59, R, Bourne 338 59. W. Brogan 3R6 34. L. Brown 326.65. V. Brown 320 39. G. Bufftngton 28581. J. Banker 241.30. J. Burdell 323.41. C. Cal kins 279 46. J Caster 108 38. T. Caster 245 13. N. Cays 355 48. W Chapman 362 37. O. Chestnut 366.06. C Childers 317.88. R. Clark 333 72. D Clifford 387 33. J. Clif ford 13183. E. Clough 305 23. C. Comstock 281 38. J. Conner 393.17, F, Cook 429.28. E. Cooper 273 84. L. Cooper 405 05. N. Coverdale 291.44. G. Crumley 335.18, E. Cul ver 339.24. L. Culv 31629. L Cul burth 347.83. 3. Danford 319.78, C. Dean 35554, J Dennis 325 89. H. Dcnzer 300.71. R. Ditsworth 333.58, C Dooma 309.71. W. Dooms 357.24, W Dowen 310.84. G. Dutton 307.09. E. Earl 377.03. J. Earl 381.01. L. Earl 261.31. T Earl 336 83 J. Eatherton 315 81. B Estes 33209. H. Ferns 354.12. D. Flovd 32886. F. Foust 321.90. D. Goddard 283.27. C. Goodnight 308 74. E. Groves 320.58. R. Guches 270.41. A. Haddock 298,06. 1. Hall 323 36. R. Harnish 321.39. S. Har rls 252 57. B, Hatch 341.28. E. Henderson 144.83, W. Irons 335.32. D Jacobson 292,57. M. Jacobson 350.693. C. Jenks 371.77, R. John son 324,65. A, Jones 404.97. J. Jones 304.74. E. Kantor 332..14. H. Kantor 346.49. C. Keeney 336.33, J. Keller 314.29, L. King 439.37, M. Kinvon 384.31, D. Kiscr 393.14, K Kite 323.48, R. Kuest 336 02, I. Larjon 341.66, A. Lester 391.87, J. Lewis 293,24. R. Lomas 40024, P. Lynch 310.19, J. Mapston 273.114. Marsnan joj.wi. n. ..imi. 403.lt. H. Meyer 337.46. J. Meyer 191.73. C. Micnaei aoao. i. Mi chael 332.03. J. Miller 374.79. H. Moore 347.36, M. Morse .n.i.m, r;. !.... iiiiiTJ C Parker 200.02. J. Perdue 313.04. E. Pierce 336.78. J. Pruitt 414.53. K rtaaiiu Rnv ti-i -3H R ninaharser 331.69, G Robertson 381.78, G. Ryn 309.53. D. Scott 281.34. D. Shearin 333.64, F. Sherman 347.09. r. Ubipiev 336.10. T. Shnpe 267.73, 1. snucK 270.41 n . Simmons jii.ni., c.,,h inu 11 K Smith 243.73. P. Smith 316.30, D. Sommer 303,30. Soraditng isjH.wi. j. 292 72. H. Stout 347.04. D. bweel 370.79. D. Sykes 337 89. E. Thig pin 336 27. R. Thigpln 304.43 . H 'rii 'i)i rr M Trcsham 353.91, L Vandernool 345 24. L. Varner 357 89. R. Vaughn 302 24. C Ver thjo n Walden 314.59, nmJt U- IVarrl !U13 dfl. A. WalleiV berg 414.05. T. Werder 284.37. G C Wyman 360.77. u. uurrene 206.11, R- Kills n. - )i ai i nMu-in nis flfl. R. Berri- man 323.03. H Brown 290.50. C. Cuty 303.68. M. Griffin 341.18, L. Hart- man 325.97. W, nannmn Hcrnden 308.80. S. Johnson 379.33, R Vaughn 333.18. B. Austin 323.91, W Brown 237.12. R. Carstensen 6H7.61. D. Dow 3B8 67. R. Fitzger ald 337.33. H. Getgle 441.23. B. James 23.50, R- Leviaon 306.57, M. McCartney 316.82. M. Owens 256 12, O. Pruitl 296.90. P. Rynntng 296 00 L. Shorey 394.53. V. Smith 340 BO. K Walker 350.41, G. Buch holz 296.28. L. Burdahl 258.68. L. Damon 326.20. r riannaiora , F-. Harnish 324.23. J. Lusk 303.98, m Trunn !tt7 33. L. Andrews 333.74. L. Bigham 330.40, J. Burns 311.36, G. Huls 305.01, J. Martin 27B.01. C. Baker 263 B6, M. Boar 343 82. H. Dooms 324.02, W. Fragg 29B 41, A. Jesme 281.04. J. Merritt 340.B0. C. Perdue 324,29. Payments for supplies, services and equipment for road depart ment Air Max 23.36. Am. Steel 2041.81. Anders Photo 5.09, Armco Metal 633.89, Arrow Transportation 628.62. Ashland. City of 5 80. B. Austin 1 84. Balzer Machinery 207.60, Barco Supply 356. Beall Pipe 3624.75. Bergman Shop 28.40, Big Pines Lbr. 7.90. J. Franklin 300 00, Bunting Tractor 334.40, Calir-Paclfic 9.95. Cascade Electric 141.65. Colvear Motor Sales 552.67. Commercial Printing .If 75, Con solidated Freightways 3.00, Cour tesy Chevrolet 283,62, Crater Auto Supply B8.97, Cal-Ore Machinery 122 87, Consolidated World Press 19 50. Crater Lake Machinery 224 37, Crater Lake Motors 3929.01. Dale Newmans 65.72, Dean fc Tavlor Pontlac 1.39.33, Dept. of Agriculture 80.00, Douglas Oil Co. ;-isa:i EARHART PARK An immaculate 3 BR on t lmnArirA ffirnir tot. 2 haths. auilt-in GE oven & range. Priced at $16,900 FHA terms. WILL TRADE FOR TRAILER HOME Vi acres on Old Pacific Hwy. So. of Talent. Large older home in good condition and 2 one BR rentals. Owner Is anxious to move so make an offer, SUBURBAN A large 3 bedroom home on 1 Vi acres. Has a beautiful familv room, small barn near school. WILSON SCHOOL 3 Bedroom, I V bath, family dining room, clrc. fireplace, double garage, large patio, gas forced air heat, large fenced yard. Priced at $16,500 and easly financed. 4 BR BR00KHURST Large 4 BR, I Va bath, family room with a fireplace, double garage, landscaped. GRIFFIN CREEK One acre Irrigated with a com fortable 3 BR home, play room and Ig. shop. Ideal suburban home. 1 7 additional acres available. Priced right call for details. REAL BUY Only $9,200 needed for this sharp 3 BR home. In good con dition throughout. Has solid cement foundation, good cedar sh;ngle roof. 3 BR 1 ACRE Large, luxurious home near Country club, 2 baths, party rm., small barn. One more acre available. Price $25,000. 4 BR CORNER LOT Near Hedrick A builder's own home. Has an oil furnace, dishwasher, double garage, fenced. Plenty of room for a growing family, CONTEMPORARY 3 BR on 90'xl50' suburban lot Open beam ceiling, loaded with paneling, carpeting. Extra large fireplace, built-in oven & range, I Vi baths. $700 down. D0RAN REAL ESTATE S11 SO. RIVEKSIDI PhM 77-2411 r 771-7200 Jant Smith Vic Croiten ... Ray Barnttt ... Sill Karr Ttd Dow . 773 604 85S-1365 .7711410 .772-446 .771-8249 ..771-27JJ Al Williams B 5 LEGAL NOTICES 21575 37. DuBois Chemicals 123 02, Dumas Domeiuc 39.92. Eatherton Engine 30.15. Electric Supply 2030. Esco Corp. 500.08. Fairbanks Morse 136 33, Farmer Lbr. 8 68. Fowler Engineering Sales 888.90, Fvr Kvter 60 90. Gardners Machine Shop 67.96. General Tire Service hju.m ooia mil. Liiy oi '.70. Haupert Tractor 255.28. Hi Mar tin 14.40. Howard Cooper 1021.10. Hubbard Bros. 18 37. Hvdraullc Service 9.56. Ind. Air Products 4 00 Ind. Tractor Sales 1 128 55, Int. Harvester Co. 1350 07. Jack W. Johnson 28 40. J. H. Baxter & Co. 10543 00. Littrell Parts 250.41. E. M. Madden. Trustee 1611.00. Ma rine Specialties of Ore. 28 84. M. C. Linineer 1752 50, Medford. Citv ot 2.75. Medford Concrete Const. 303697, Medford Motors 12.63, Medford Plate Glass 32 89. Med ford Stationery Store 77 34. Med ford Ttre Service 1871 80, Modern Office Systems 99.00. Modern Plumhfng 90c. Minnesota Mining Mfg 294.10. Minute Man Car Wash I. 75. Montgomery Ward 7.91. Moore Steel 622 90, Munnell Sc. Sherrill 77.54. W. McDonougn 77.54, W. McDonough 82.50, Nash Ford 6 78. Nat. Hospital 941.80. Naumes Equip. 12.19 Nelson Equip. 81.44. Norrls Paint 1229.23. Office Boy 24.83, Ore. Liquid Gas Co. 74.00. Ore. Wash. Telephone Co. II. 25. Pacific Motor Trucking a.00. Pacific Northwest Bell 28.60. Pa-r-itic Power 73504. Padgett Auto Parts 1 73 .67, Park Motors 1 .63. Paul Smitha Saw Shop 1.20. Pear lens Trailer 40.00, Peters de Laet 34.23. Pierce Freight Lines 23.42. Potrland Motor Transport 292.67, Power Transmission 30c. Premier Fastener 89.31, Public Employees Retirement Board 2293.69. Rich field Oil Corp. 11.06, Rogue Equip Sales 1 K4.58, Rogue Federal 280.00, R. O. Stephenson 7.70, Sam Jennings 88.01, Schetky Equip. 271.20. Shell Oil Co. 4375.38. Sher win Williams 5.38. L. Shorey 26.64 Sloan Company 22.64, So. Ore. Wholesale 1413.38, Standard Oil Co. 1137.49, So. Ore. Bearing Sales 1911.42. Stevens Corp 134.99. Sure Kit 29.00, Thrift Auto Supply 4.23, Transport Clearings 565.91, Transport Service 868.08, Trii Mix Concrete 385.94. Union Oil Co. 212.10. U S. Nat. Bank 8482.52, Wash. Nat Ins. 173.16. Western Equip. 34.63. White City Water f2.89, W 1 d I n g Transportation 5893.73 Wltham Parta Equip. 29119. W. P. Fuller 207.47, Zel lerbach Paper 113.49. REAL VALUE 3 BR I H Balhs, gas heat, ww Carpet, work shop Tree studded lot. $400 dn., $68 95 plus taxes and Ins. on FHA terms. Vacant now. HAVE TRAILER OWNERS! Several trailer owners look ing for property or homes. Want a trailer? Call Now . , , wt can arrange a trade. WESTSIDE 3 BR Play rm. or den, fireplace; Washington school district. $450 dn. FHA terms. CENTRAL POINT New 3 BR, rock roof, fire place, paneling, Beautiful built-in kitchen. Low down. 684 LIBERTY ASHLAND Lg. split level 2 fireplaces, 1 baths, beautiful view. Low down or sm. trade, im mediate possession. 2 BR 2 ACRES Irrigation, loaded with fruit trees, berries. City water, work shop. 1 BR 2 ACRES Fireplace, dbl. garage. Built in Birch Kitchen, Covered patio, Lg. BR's Irrigated, Sm. Barn, outstanding view. 8 ACRES PHOENIX Irrigated, Ig. 8arn, outbuild ings, Equipment. 2 BR, fire place, guest house, pius a Rented Rental. Real Value. 102 W, 4th 3 BR., garage, corner lot. $6,500 - $750 dn., $55 mo. 1308 N. ROSS LN. 3 BR., Vx ACRE City water, fireplace, $10, 150, $350 dn. FHA terms. $60.33 plus taxes, ins. Call. 1103 REDDY AVE. 2 BR, fireplace, gas heat, ww carpet, new in BR's and hall; Ig. kitchen, trees, low dn. Lease option. 3 BR WILSON SCHOOL New, $450 dn., $13,800. TAVERN CAFE Good location, pood equip ment, and making money. Real potential. Must sell. NEAR GOLF COURSE 3 BR., basement, $450 dn. Fireplace, beautiful lot. NEW SUBURBAN 4 BR. 2 baths, fireplace, dbl. gar., built-in kitchen. Trade. CHOICE SUBURBAN Lg. choice 3 BR, 2 baths, fireplace, family room, oil heat, beautiful kitchen load ed with built-ins, ww car pet, Ig. patio, 3a acre. Call. ROOSEVELT 4 BR. New; fireplace; shake roof. HOOVER SCHOOL Under construction, Ig. 3 BR, family rm. or 4th BR., 2 baths, fireplace, paneling; dbl. garage, covered patio. LG. EASTSIDE 2 BR Tree studded lot, fireplace, ww carpet, covered patio. COUNTRY CLUB New choice 3 BR, 2 baths, fireplace. All built-lns, dbl. garages; ex. terms or trade, WESTSIDE 2 IR. Oil heat, Fireplace, Natural wood finish, large garage, Fenced yard. $11,700. SUBURBAN 3 BR Fireplace, trees, $9,500. $500 dn $75 mo. Nice. BELOW MANOR Lg. 3 BR, 2 baths, fireplace, oven, range, dishwasher, family rm., will rent, trade. 1 BR I 4 BR HOMES Unique Design, monthly payment of about $90. 1 200 sq. ft. Fireplace; many built-ins. Low dn., Trade. 2 BR. Vi ACRE Loaded with trees, gas heat, utl. rm.; fenced, $10,500 $350 dn. FHA terms. WESTSIDE 2 BR Fireplace, Trees, $450. dn. iTEEaiXZaB-i- 23. ltt Mai Cramtr 772-5930