Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 24, 1962, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON V; LECTURER - Mrs. Naomi Price, London, England, a member of the Christian Sci ence Board of Lectureship, will speak at First Church of Christ, Scientist, 100 Windsor ave., Thursday, Oct. 25, at 8 p.m. Her subject will be "The Healing Mission of Christian Science." AIDS USO ARTISTS Washington -flJPD- President Kennedy has signed a bill au thorizing $20,000 damage awards to three USO enter tainers injured in a plane crash near Lisbon, Portugal, almost 20 years ago. The measure, among 44 signed by Kennedy Tuesday night, pro vides for payments of $20,000 each to singer Jane Froman, accordianist Gypsy Markoff and dancer Jean Rosen. Import-Export Conference Slated National and local expert: will discuss the down-to-earth mechanics of doing business with Japan at the fourth an nual Columbia Basin Import- Export conference in Portland Nov. 19 and 20, Marshall N Dana, general chairman, has announced. Invitations to attend the regional event have been mailed to more than 700 key persons involved with trade in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. Additional information con cerning the conference and registration forms will be made available in this area at Medford branch. First Nation al Bank of Oregon, of which R. C. Ross is manager. The conference program will cover Japan as a market and source of supply. Last year trade between the Co lumbia basin and Japan was worth $114,000,000, and the volume is expected to reach $150,000,000 annually in 1970. HOLT SEEKS LICENSE Salem -WPD-- Harry Holt, Creswell farmer who has brought hundreds of Korean orphans into the U. S. for adoption, has asked the Ore gon Welfare Commission for a license as a child adoption agency, the commission said Monday. VOTE (X) Al Bradford Democrat for STATE REPRESENTATIVE Serving Hit Sixth Yeir at Medford City Councilman Bradford for Representative Committee Russell DeForest, Chairman, Franklin Bldg., Medford, Ore. WBiwO s -. jLaiifttfiiJ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1962 ' f CAT INTERIOR This picture shows the in terior of a Tucker Sno-Cat, one of four which will be shipped to the Argentina Army next week by the Medford firm. The Sno-Cats are equipped with radios and spe cial accessories for the Antarctic research work to be conducted by the Army. This is the second such order from Argentina. Six other Sno-Cats were shipped to that coun try earlier. Several more orders are indi cated for the near future, according to the corporation secretary. Uniform Users Warned About Bogus Salesmen Business and professional people in this area who use uniforms have been caution ed by Don McNeil, manager of the Medford Chamber of Commerce, to be on guard against' bogus uniform sales men and the'.r "phony" bar gain offers. According to McNeil, the field has long been plagued with fraudulent operators who accept deposits on the pur chase of uniforms but who never deliver them. The imposters display im pressive looking catalogs and order books and induce sales through "Two - for - One" or other bargain offers, McNeil said. However, since "'.ey are not authorized to represent or to take orders for any uni form company they merely pocket the deposits received and move on to the next town, he added. Victims of these people sometimes wait for weeks be fore they realize they have been duped, McNeil noted. McNeil suggested that local doctors, dentists, nurses, re ceptionists, beauticians and others using uniforms can avoid victimization by avoid ing unknown salesmen, and by dealing only with uniform salesmen of known reliabil ity. If in doubt, they may call the chamber of commerce which, through its member ship affiliation with the Na tional Better Business Bu reau, may assist them in as certaining the reliability of any particular sales person or firm, McNeil said. VISIT FIRST FAMILY Washington-fflPI)-The Maha raja and Maharani of Jaipur are slaying at Blair House as President and Mrs. Kennedy's personal guests for two days. The couple came to Washing ton on a long-standing invita tion from the First Lady, who wanted to return their hos pitality. Mrs. Kennedy stayed at their palace when she vis ited India last March. A 7 -1 M 1 "" Yzs !, .") fT"' "KS ra J J e nT VJ er Sno-Cat corporation (right) points out some features of Ana Af (ha n, Cnn.f-'nta T- 1fnujMn n viic ui hii auul unu-aw lu . iTiaAllllu ,lUlll&er, HUeilOS Aires, Argentina (right). Dr, Eidinger was in Medford the u--i n li n t .TV.... f VTi-.c " I .-w fefil 'nHk --ZT I iu cAmmim u ic ono-uais ana take deliv ery of them for the Argentina Army. The Army will use them In research work in the Antarctic, according to James Tucker, secretary of the corporation. Hatfield Signs Storm Aid Pad Salem - fUPI) - Gov. Mark Hatfield late Monday signed the federal state disaster as sistance agreement clearing the way for Oregon to get $1 million in federal money to help repair public facilities damaged by the big Oct. 12 storm. , The aggreement was signed earlier by Albert G. Swing, acting director of region 8, U.S. office of emergency plan ning at Everett, Wash. Hatfield designated Oregon Civil Defense Director Ar thur M. Sheets as the coordi nator for distributing the money to state, county and city agencies. Court Records AihUnd DUtrlct Donald H. Davis, overload. .10. Armond G. Dedrick, no opera tori license, $5. Sam A. Malkowwkl. overload. $72. Florence K. Chamberlain, viola tion of basic rule, $32. Alex McDonald, overload. $91. Clifford , Ginrlch. obstructed vision, $10. Ray B. Bur net te, no operator's license, $5. David G. West fall, excessive noise, $10. Dana K. Halaas, Improper head lights. $10. nonsse, obstructed Perew, Impeding Charles E. vision, $10. Robert W, traffic. SIS. Walter Turman, no operator's license, $5, Terrance D. Corp. insufficient roadway clearance, $25. Woodrow W. Atwood. overload. $136. Clarence J. Hldenbrand, over load, $30. David C. Winter, disobeyed stop sign, $18. Garry G. Sorenson, no operator's license. $5. Dale E. Cox, no operator's license $s. David R, Bray, no operator's li cense, $5. Claude L. Rogers, overload, ill Harvey M, Francis, no vehicle license, as. Roger A. Barber, no operator's license. $5. Harold B. Mercer, overload, $24. Richard B. Thorpe, disobeyed Edward F. Zemke, Inadequate brakes, $10. Robert H. Brown, overload, $72. Lee H. Moss, no PUC permit. Wade L. Randall, overload, $34. Willie O. Dawson, overload, $15. Joseph W. Workman, failure to transfer title, S3. James G. Walker, no muffler, $10. Jerry D. Cutburth, no operator s license, $3. Creighton B. Willis, overlength, $13. Michael J, Goetz, no PUC per mit, fimr, Orval D. Weaver, overload, rtmcu vj. ivmury, overload, Eldon E. GlIHam. overload Eldon L. Trimm, four in driver's seat, $13. Chester M. Vanmeer, overload, $89. d, $24. d, $13. d. $24. . GREEN STAMPS 126 East Pine Street (SI THRIFT MARKET Central Point Phone 664-1259 Found ONLY In An RCA WHIRLPOOL Surgilator agitator routs dirt in a hurry! The undulated vanes of exclusive Surgilator agitator create surging currents that flex clothes as sudsy water penetrates the fabric . . . gets clothes really clean clear through. 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PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS Thi CAPRICE 'Modfl 3VB2 RC VICTOR PORTABLE "VICTH0L" PHONOGRAPH Deluit Manuil 4-ipi4 "Vlclroli" Phonograpli Only $2995 ' GRfcEN , STAMPS Model LJD-70-75 Automatic DRYER I WITH TRADE rca Victor FULL-PICTURE TUurViAta TV 7- ; Tltfl THtirTON Serifs 19" tub (overall ditf ; 172 tq. in, pidurt Low, tow price on thli new RCA Victor Full-Picture New Vista TV! With . Super-Powerful "New Vitte" Tuner, "Power Pack" Chassis and sparkling 'Golden Throat" tone. A real buy! ONLY MB 95 EASY TO OWN PRICE The BALLADE Model 3VB1 RCA VICTOR PORTABLE "VICTROLA" PHONOGRAPH a Lowes! Price Ever for a Manual "Victrola" 4-speed Phonograph Only 2295 Clarence Doescher, overload. 34, ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT J9nT'.rdb,.SXl,Wrd?rM,3U' aignil M 0nM' ""d tr" (flo tilZik; 1"ob,!3"!, tr" b..!c"rvXD,-lsT"ylor- Vl0,""" " ruehl5- Floo1, vlol,"on o' Hula b.J!hi.W$15Str"'n- 1 alg5"nM J' Sm"h' dl,obe'ed atop biHuS: Wiin'y- vlo"Uon bartc rulaTaia. V'"llon or b..io"r..rao w"y-vlo,aUon b.?lcgrSr.,tI8Burr"1' v,0""on tr.H&IS.JSl; abau' d"ob"l b.Scn;u1.D,lSW",0n' V"U"on " b.!!c'rrur..V"k!y' V'0,U0,, bic rule. $is. "u'-"on a,encK. Kannaito, violation of bailc rule, $15. Kenneth M. Oliver, violation of dmIc rule, $15, Laverne B, Dixon, violaUon of baiic rule, $15. Jamea O. Tallman, improper left turn. $5. Priicilla J. Cantwell, violation of baiic rule. 15. Maurice C. Christian, violation of baiic rule, $15. Ceorge Auguit Ma varancA two dayi, Phtllfp Kleic Jr., violaUon of basic rule, 10, Richard Rensfield, disobeyed top sign, $5, Richard L. Trebll, violation of basio rule, $15. MFDFORD MUNICIPAL COURT Robert Miller, defective equip ment, $10. Oliver Zlnk Parker, Improper left turn, $10. Wendel Stafford Spence, im proper left turn, $10. Russell Ray Heyaell, violation of basic rule, $10. Catherine Smith Gandt, disobey td stop sign. $10. John Brooks Spain, violation of basic rule. $25. Frank Phillip Walker, disobeyed top iign, $io. George Leo Aiken, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Ruth Marie Bishop, violation of basic rule, $10. Dewey David Mitchell, disobeyed itop sign. $10. Alice Margaret Durham, dlso beyed traffic signal, $10. Kenneth Bold Leard, operating vehicle with learner's oermit un. accompanied by licensed driver, Dennis Euffene Bntirn rfafaptlu . equipment, $10 suspended. Vern Irvln Parent. violaUon of basic rule, $10. David Herman Bodtker, violaUon of basic rule, $10. Theodore Irvln Bennett, failure, to yield right of way, $25. Robert Thome Sterling, disobey d traffic signal. $10. i-nanes wiiuam scroggina, dis obeyed traffic signal, $10. Thomas William Wyatt. exces sive nolle, $10. Llewellyn William TUta rfla. obeyed traffic signal, $10. mairvin nooeri nusn. GlsoDcyea traffic signal. $10. Raymond Paul Hoent, no opera tor's license, $5. Richard Burtnn Thlcrnlf. vlnla Uon of basic rule, $25. jonn nooeri iiarx, violation or basic rule, $25, John Arthur Harris, violation of basic rule, $1-0; disobeyed traffic signal, $10 . Jamea Michael McGinty, viola, tlon of baalo rule, $25. John Jamea Jensen, driving wrong way on one-way street, $10. Bert Wallace Rlebe, improper right turn, $10. Carl Clinton Van VIeet, violaUon of basic rule, $25. Jerl Ann Moffltt, violaUon of basic rule, 125. Elvis Dale Yow Jr. disobeyed top sign, $10. Robert Thomas Lafferty, Im proper left turn, $10. Janet uamiue Stuart, no opera tor's license In possession, $5. DISTRICT COURT Francis Albert Kroute n, over load. $150. William Bartram Stone, violaUon of basic rule, $25. Merle Clifton Lawrence, viola . Uon of basic rule, $10. Candelario R. Reyna, no opera tor's license, $5. John Albert Hollav. violation of basic rule, $10. can wayne Leara, no operator' license, $5, Orville Dudley Franklin, 1m proper lights, $2.50. Vivian R. Galtowav. violaUon of basic rule, $10. Clair Warren Stum bo, violation Of basic rule, $10. Earl Everett Kohlf. disobeyed stop sign, $5. Kaipn uwayne jonnson, exceea lng declared wuight, $25. CIRCUIT COURT Ruth J. Matteson vs. Dewey Clark Matteson, divorce complaint. Kay Helen Bryant vs. William Claude Bryant, divorce complaint. joe a. uavis vs. ueraraine u Davis, divorce complaint. MARRMOR MCRNSI APPLICATIONS Jerry Jay Anderson. 1M North Main it., Ashland, and Janice Fayet McCoy, 287 8 Barbara sU Ashland. Subscribers To report Improper or non delivery of the Mall Tribune In Medford, phone 7726141; Ash land call M 416 Bridge St., phone 4fl2-3003; Montague and Yreka. phone 8422403. before 6:45 p.m. dally and 10) a.m. Sunday. If tegular delivery arrive shortly afte you call pleas notify office, thua eliminating special mcaacnger service.