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MONDAY. NOVEMBER S. 1962 MEDt'ORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MLDKOHD. OREGON Albert Nussbaum, Wanted for Bank Jobbery, Captured Buffalo. N.Y. - lUPU - Albert F. Nussbaum, 28, the "brains" of a vicious bank robbery Rang, was armed with a loaded rifle and two live hand gren ades when the FBI closed in on him. But instead of shooting it out, Nussbaum decided on jiuicide and gulped a lethal docs of drugs. A stomach pump quickly nullified his at tempt to tane nis own mc. Nussbaum, one of the FBI's ten most wanted men, was cornered Sunday by federal agents after a high-speed chase through Buffalo's streets. The expert gunsmith whose mail-order munitions business led to bank robberies carried off like military maneuvers, was to be arraigned today on charges involving four bank robberies in Buffalo, Brooklyn and Washington D.C. that net- ycuTnowwhere CARL FISHER STANDS! ON CUBA . . . CARL FISHER SAYS: ". . . The Cuban sit uation is very much an issue in this cam paign. As this situa tion grows more ser ious, we Americans must show President Kennedy that we support a policy of firmness even if it means the settina ud VpJ of a block- W ade-" (w, PH. Pol. Ad. Fisher for Cong, Com. Dick Trans, I 100 Mira Mar, Med. ted $150,000. In the Brooklyn ! robbery a bank guard was I machine gunned to death. j Started in December The search for Nussbaum ! began in Brooklyn last De cember shortly after the $34,000 hold up of Brooklyn's LaFayelte National Bank in which guard Henry Kraus, 52, was killed. It ended in his home town II months later when FBI agents spotted him and re portedly set a trap using Nuss baum's wife. Alice, 25, as a decoy. Mrs. Nussbaum feared her husband might go off on a new job with his pal, one eyed Rendell Wilcoxson, 33, Dclray Beach. Fla. An authoritative source told the Buffalo Courier-Express that Nussbaum s mother-nv law, Mrs. Sylvester Majchoro- wicz, was the person who no tified FBI agents that the fug itive was in the Buffalo area. Wilcoxson, the alleged ma chine gun killer of Kraus, is wanted by the FBI along with his girl friend, Jacqueline Rose, 18. Mrs. Nussbaum said Wilcox son is "evil and it's dangerous to be with him." Convicted in 1957 Described by the FBI as the "highly intelligent" brains of a vicious gang" of bank rob bers, Nussbaum was convicted on a charge of possessing a machine gun In 1957. He served three years at the Chillicolhe, Ohio, Federal Prison, where he met Wilcox son. Both his wile and Robert Ward, a business associate, said Nussbaum built his gun- collecting pastime into a prof itable private arsenal. One of those who received weapons, Mrs. Nussbaum and Ward believe, was Fidel Castro's revolutionary band. According to Ward, who had made Nussbaum a partner in his wrought iron shop in 1960, Nussbaum would collect small hatches of weapons, assemble lHrge shipments and send them to California for transfer to Mexico and other destinations. LIGHTS OUT Worsbnrough, Kngland-WrD-The SI. Thomas' Church choir was singing Handel's "Mes siah" Sunday and had reached the chorus "For behold, dark- npM shall cover the earlh when all Ihe lights went out because of a power failure. Precinct Voting Locations Four Times Better Qualified Than His Opponent for SHERIFF 8 years Chief Deputy Jackson Co. 11 Years Total Law Enforcement 8 Years Local Businessman 4 Years Military Native Orcgonian 34 Years in Jackson County "rl rnl adv W T Clark, P 0. Bo 534, Med'ord. Ore 15 IB 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2fi 27 28 Ashl.ind Lincoln school gym, Beach st. Ashlnnd Armory, Oak and B sts. Oak st. Ashland Briscoe Elementary school library, North Main st. Ashland Armory, Oak and B sts., Oak st Ashland Briscoe school library. North Main st. Ashland High school gym, 1087 Iowa st. jshland High school gym, 1087 Iowa st. Ashland Briscoe Elementary school, North entrance, N. Main st. A Ashland Lincoln school gym, Beach st. DA Ashland-Lincoln school gym. Beach st. 10 Ashland Briscoe Elementary school gym, Manzanita at. 11 Ashland Armory, Oak and B sts.. Oak st. 12 Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, South door 12A Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, South door 12B Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, South door 13 Ashland Lincoln school gym. Beach st. 14 Valley View Briscoe Elementary school gym, Manza nita st. Bellview Northeast Bellview school gym, East door Bellview South Bellview school gym, East door Lincoln Pinehurst school, Lincoln, Ore. Lake Creek Lake Creek Community Hall, across street from store Butte Falls Butte Falls High school band room Eagle Point North Eagle Point High school gym, East entrance Eagle Point South Eagle Point High school gym, East entrance Flounce Rock Prospect High school new gym Trail Elk-Trail School Gym, Trail, SE door Shady Cove Shady Cove school gym, South West entrance Reese Creek Reese Creek Gospel Church Eagle Point Eagle Point High school gym, East en trance. Main st. Medford Howard school gym, 2801 Merriman, South East door 28A Medford Howard school gym, 2801 Merriman, South East door 28B Medford Howard school gym, 2801 Merriman, South East door 29 Airport Howard school gym, 2801 Merriman, South East door 29A Medford Wilson school auditorium, Corona and Grand 29B Medford Wilson school auditorium, Corona and Grand 29X North Airport Jewitt school music room, 10th & Manzanita, Central Point 30 Medford Wilson ' school auditorium, Corona and Grand 31 Hillcrest Lone Pine school gym, 3158 Lone Pine rd, Southwest 31A Spring Lone Pine school gym, 3158 Lone Pine rd., Southwest Medford McLoughlin Junior High girls gym, 320 West 2nd Medford Court House, old building, Oakdale entrance to Auditorium Medford Lincoln Elementary school gym, 608 North Bartlett st. Medford Jefferson Elementary school gym, Holmes ave., front door Medford Court House auditorium, old building, Oak dale entrance Medford Lincoln Elementary school gym, 608 North Bartlett st. Medford Lincoln Elementary school gym, 608 North Bartlett st. Medford High school girl's gym, Melrose st.. South door Medford Court House, old building, Oakdale entrance to auditorium Medford Court House, old building, Oakdale entrance to auditorium 41A Medford High school, girl s gym, Melrose st., South door 42 Medford Red Cross auditorium, 60 Hawthorne ave. 43 Medford Red Cross auditorium, 60 Hawthorne ave. 44 Medford Roosevelt school gym, 112 Linriley st. 44A ( Medford Roosevelt school gym, 112 Lindley st. 44B Medford Hoover school auditorium, Siskiyou and Modoc 45 Medford Roosevelt school gym, 112 Lindley st. 45A Medford Red Cross auditorium, 60 Hawthorne ave. 4 Medford Hedrlck Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson 46A Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson 46B Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson 47 Medford Washington Elementary school gym, 610 South Peach si. 47A Medford Washington Elementary schoot gym, 610 South Peach st. 47B Medford Washington Elementary school gym, 610 South Peach st. Medford Washington Elementary school gym, 610 South Peach st. Medford McLoughlin Junior High school girl's gym, 320 West 2nd Medford McLoughlin Junior High school girl's gym. 320 West 2nd Medford Jackson Elementary school gym, 630 West Jackson, SE door Medford Jackson Elementary school gym, 630 West Jackson, SE door Medford McLoughlin Junior High school girl's gym, 320 West 2nd Medford Court House hallway, ground floor, Laurel st. entrance Medford High school, girl's gym, Melrnsr si., smith door 55A Medford--High school, gill s gym, Melrose st.. South door 56 Medford - Hoover school auditorium. Sikiyou and Modoc 56A Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East .Inckson 5HB Medford Hoover school auditorium. Siskiyou and Modoc 5fiX Medford Rogue Valley Manor auditorium 56Y Medford Hoover school auditorium, Siskiyou and Modoc 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 87 .r7A 57B 58 53A 58B 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 67A 63 68A 69 70 70A 71 71A 71B 72 73 73A 73B 74 75 76 77 77A 78 80 81 82 83 85 8 87 87A 88 89 90 Kings Highway Jefferson Elementary school gym, Holme ave., front door Phoenix N.E. Rural Armory class room, Fairgrounds Bear Creek Jefferson Elementary school gym, Holmes ave., front door Chestnut street West Main Church of Christ, Chest nut and Main Bellinger Lane Oak Grove school gym, 2838 Jackson ville hwy. Orchard Home Jefferson school gym, Holmes ave., front door Phoenix E. Rural Phoenix High school gym, Phoenix, Ore. Phoenix N. W. Rural Phoenix High school gym Phoenix S. W. Rural Phoenix Grade school gym Talent S. W. Rural Talent school gym. Talent, Ore. Talent E. Rural Talent school gym, Talent, Ore. Griffin Creek Griffin Creek school gym, 2430 Griffin Creek rd. West Side West Side school gym, Ross In and Stage rd. Jacksonville Rural Community Hall, 4lh it C st., Jacksonville Ross Lane Jackson school gym, 630 West Jackson, SE door Oak Grove Oak Grove school gym, 2838 Jackson ville hwy. Lozier Lane Oak Grove school gym, 2838 Jackson ville hwy. Pcrrydale Oak Grove school gym, 2838 Jacksonville hwy. Old Military Junior High school gym, Central Point, Bush & 4th St. Central Point N. E. Crater High school gym Central Point N. W. Crater High school gym Central Point S. E. Rural Junior High school gym Central Point S. E. Junior High school gym Central Point S. W. Junior High school gym Willow Springs Crater High school gym White Citv Domiciliary Post Office building No. 202, White City Central Point North Rural Jewitt school music room, S. W. door Agate Desert Jewett school music room, 10th and Manzanita Sams Valley Elementary school gym Wimer Evans Valley school gym, N. E. entrance Rogue River East Rural Rogue River High school gym nogue River West Rural Rogue River High school gym Rogue River South Rural Rogue River High school gym Gold Hill North Rural Hanby Elementary school band room Gold Hill South Rural- Patrick school, Gold Hill, Teachers' room Foots Creek Community Hall, Fools Creek Applegate Applegale school gym, Applegate, Ore. Ruch Ruch school gym, Ruch, Ore. Copper-Sterling Ruch school gym, Ruch, Ore. Talent Talent school gym, Talent, Ore. Phoenix Phoenix Grade school gym, Phoenix. Ore. Jacksonville South Community Hall, Jacksonville, 4th and C sts. Jacksonville North Community Hall, Jacksonville, 4th and C sts. Bybee Crater High school gym Gold Hill City Hall Library, Gold Hill, Ore. Rofiue River Rogue River High school gym On the Air By ELEANOR WIESE .n II I I ...n .mqr m-wrr-p---,,,,, , .. I -I -I , . .--.-! There's no substitute for real talent. Ed Sullivan's tele vision salute to composer Rich ard Rodgers Sunday night demonstrated that. In the concert hall setting of Carnegie hall, some me lodic voices and Rodger's luneful compositions brought a rare hour of pleasure into our homes. Elaborate sets were unnec essary. These are TV tricks to bolster indifferent talents. Accomplished performers and good music can stand alone. Roberta Peters, from the Metropolitan Opera company, ,ae at-i irnlat'lv mi Islanding. She has the same magnetism or stage presence as me laie Ezin Pinza. that is felt even before a note is sung. Peter Nero s dazzling piano Iniprnrnlation of "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" was anoth er high spot. Gordon MacRae. Diahann Carroll, Nancy Dussault and Cesare Siepi "were excellent singing songs obviously select ed carefully lor ine quamy of voice. Peggy Lee's performance was the only weak part of i h r show. She sinus in a breathless style anyway, but the brcalhlessness and huski ness seemed excessive lo me. Perhaps she had a cold. The camera work was tasle fully and simply handled in keeping with the entire show. The final shot apparently tak en from the lop row of Ihe horseshoe was breathtaking. One had the sensation of be ing at leasl one light year away from the stage. Sullivan's salute to Richard Rodgers was worthy of 25 guns at leasl. "Focal Point" highlights at 4 p.m. daily on KMED-TV Monday. Dr. John Branden-' burg and Dr. David Engleson present arguments in favor of water fluoridation. The Red Cross Home Nursing course is explained by Mrs. Thomas Donahue, R.N., and Mrs. Wil Ham Baker. Wednesday. Ron Rickets and Mary Bea Jenkins, fea tured players In the Foot lighters' Dresentatinn nf "Un der the Yum Yum Tree," are guests; Moose Lodge awards for Halloween window paint ing will be presented; the Coast Guard auxiliary will be explained by Norman Matte son; and Hank McCauley will tell of the work of the newly, opened Medford office of the Industrial Accident Commis sion. Thursday. A physical fit ness program for men will be described by Lee Ragsdale, physical education director of Medford schools. Dr. Alex Pe terson, Southern Oregon col lege, and Bob Jones, Medford YMCA. Friday. Candidates for Ihe Crater FFA sweetheart con test will be presented by Pal Ncal and Larry Ford. The of ficial ooenin? of the Christ. mas seal campaign will lake piace with Marly Wvatt, Miss Oregon, giving the first sheet of 1962 seals lo a recent pa tient at the Slate T.B. hos pital. A film will show Ihe processing of donations and their eventual use. Powers Takes Test Job With Lockheed Burbank, Calif. -!Mu Fran cis Gary Powers, the 112 nitnt shot down over Russia in 1960, has resigned from the Central intelligence agency and taken a "routine test pilot job" with Lockheed Aircraft. Powers' resignation was an nounced Saturday in Washing, ton. A Lockheed spokesman here said the 33-year-old test pilot started work for the company shortly after his res ignation from the CIA. "It's strictly a routine test pilot job only with U2s," said the Lockheed spokesman. Christians Urged To Enter Politics Legislative candidate Ed Branchfield Sunday night urged greater participation bv Christians in political life. "Christians should be en couraged to enter politics in order to apply the principles of Christianity to the opera tion of government," he told members of the Ashland Methodist church Wesleyan Youth group. Branchfield, who is a trus tee of Medforri's First Mpth. odist church, observed that practically all U.S. presidents were regular church attend ants. He cited Gov. Mark Hat field and Michigan Guberna torial Cadidate George Rom ney, as outstanding examples of Christians who take an nr. tive interest in government service. "It involves checking out the U2s that are modified, main tained and overhauled." Lockheed built the so-called "sky spy" plane in which Powers was shot down over Russia on May 1. 1960. Pow ers was captured and sentenc ed to prison, but was released last February in exchange for convicted Russian spy Ru dolph Abel. I Richmond - Virpinta e I tends far'her west than its neighhoi. West Virginia. f u - M H. - Barbershop Honors Go to Journeymen Portland -HOT- The Jour neymen of Eugene-Springfield won top barbershop quartet honors here Saturday in Ever green district competition. Dennis Stiers. Terry Shan non, Alan Koberstein and Curt Roth won the right to represent the region in inter national finals in Texas. Runners-up were the Unit ed Statesmen of Spokane and the Totem Tones of Taconia k SINGLER M MAYOR j 3 Heartfelt thk to H f j those who have sup- j PJ P-l. Adv. Jjy AHm -3 'LA ELECT COUNTY ASSESSOR QUALIFIED EXPERIENCED P-t rH AH H.Mten fcr AsiCor Wrd Sra!z Chrm 1036 Rcdriv Ave, Medford Your Only Midday SAN F OilOl FB 19 m H Depart VaIH LINE87 f y r JET-POWERED SERVICE HOLIDAY SUGGESTION: Pacific to San Francisco Dinner at International Airport Connect v. ilh Pacific jet-powered excursion Right to RCNG! PACFC AIR For reservations call your travel aosnl ct P m m I a -1" MS m a IV''fll'" ELECT Al B dford fell' ra ONE OF YOUR THREE State Representatives RESPONSIBLE SOUND PROGRESSIVE HE WILL WORK TO: Maintain Our Excellent School nd Colleges Bring New Industry New Jobs To State Find Economy in State Government Stay Within Present Tax Structure f(i Prl Adv., Biadtfrd "P O'"'" , Rurl1 Ocorfst, Chairman, Franklin Bldg , Mfdtord. O't FOR STATE 111 (X) HENRY F- PADGHAM, Jr., HENRY PADGHAM Will Work for YOUR FAMILY . . . Bsttar Schools from Kindergarten thru Colleg Adequatt counttling and guidance, facilities Madical car baiad en nead and ability to pay Youth devalopment programs YOUR JOBS ... Expanded labor market Adaquata Industrial Accident Protection tor every worker Improved Vocational Education Better labor-Management relations under (air lawt YOUR BUSINESS ... Equitable Taxation for Agriculture Abolition of Inventory Taies Business tax bated on profit, no investment Diversified Industrial Growth J j.--xt--.-M'
