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MEDFORDsJliT RIBUNE SECTION B MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1962 PAGES 1 to 12 ABANDONED - David Collins, 5, sits on a bed in the El Monte, Calif., sheriff's office after he was apparently aban doned by his father in a Los Angeles bar. The boy had a black eye and a cut over an eye, apparently received in an auto accident. He told police that '"My daddy's going to sell me back to my other mother." An illegible note was pinned to his clothes. (UPI) Talent Night Scheduled Tuesday for Young People By Area Apostolic Faith Tuesday, Nov. 20, will be Talent night at the Apostolic Faith church, when 27 young people will be presented in recital, beginning at 7:30 p.m. There will be instrumental and vocal solos, duets, trios, and a trumpet sextet. These young people aspire to have a part in the regular church program. Many practice week ly with the beginners' orches tra under the direction of Mrs. Coy Bailey, and with the young peoples' mixed chorus under the direction of Duane Jones. Talent night will be the sec ond in a series of meetings held jointly by the three southern Oregon Apostolic Faith churches. The Roseburg church was host to a group of about 45 young people from Medford and Grants Pass last Wednesday at the evangelistic service. The Rev. Clifford Friesen, assistant pastor youth activities leader, preached, and the visitors provided mu sic and songs for the service. Pearson Expects Stale Tax Boost Salem (UP!) State Sen. Walter J. Pearson (D-Port-land) said Saturday he be lieves a tax increase will be needed to pay for the next state budget. And he added he favors passage of a sales tax on luxury items. Asked if he feels a tax in crease will be necessary for the 1963-65 budget, Pearson "I don't see how they can avoid it." Pearson also said a state wide tax election during the legislature to let the people decide on the extent and na ture of any increase is "high ly desirable." If such an election is called, one of the proposals to raise revenue should be a sales tax earmarked for the relief of property taxes, he said. Tuesday Grants Pass and Roseburg will join the Med ford Talent night program, and on Dec. 5 the third in this series will be an evangelistic service at the Apostolic Faith church, Grants Pass. Local Unions Are Reminded of Law San Francisco - "AH local unions which have not held an election since Dec. 14, 1959, must hold one before Dec. 14, this year," Harold D. Huxley, regional director of the department of labor's bu reau of labor-management re ports warned today. Unions concerned must hold such an election in order to comply with provisions of the Labor Management Re porting and Disclosure act, Huxley said. The act pre scribes three years as the maximum term for any local union officer; however, the act does not prevent an offi cer from being reelected. Lo cal constitutions may provide for a shorter term. The law fixes a maximum term only. The bureau Huxley heads up administers the act for the several western states. Longview Bridge Discussion Due Olympia (UPD T h e State Highway Commission has agreed to meet with the Oregon Highway Commission next month to decide if Ore gon could help pay half of the maintenance costs of the Longview bridge when its toll gates come down. Highways Director William A. Bugge told the commission that the Oregon commission didn't have "to much enthu siasm" for contributing to the bridge's upkeep. The two commissions will meet in Miami, Fla., during the annual meeting of the American Association of State Highway officials, Bugge said. London - (DPI) - A big game hunter, obviously arm chair variety, placed this ad in to day's London Times: "Head wanted. Preferably hippopotamus, or possibly rhinoceros." "While my back was -turned.. .who stole one dozen ROMAN MEAL BROWN 'N SERVE ROLLS ? MORAL: Keep loads of 'em handy! 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Hagcrty, vice-president of the American Broadcasting Co., on Alger Hiss who made a controversial appearance on an ABC program discussing Richard M. Nixon: "I am against Hiss and everythina he stands for. I have no use for him, never have had, and never will have." Moscow Soviet Marshal Alexander Yercmenko, at tacking the role played by Stalin in the Soviet World War II victory at Stalingrad: "His role has been extremely exaggerated. It is neces sary to dispel the legends of Stalin's alleged decisive role in planning and directing operations in the Stalingrad area." Paris Former Premier Paul Rcynaud, who lost his parliamentary seat in a tidal wave of votes for De Gaulle supporters Sunday: "I hope Gen. De Gaulle will realise that respect for the parliamentary regime if the very condition for democracy." Sacred Heart C a t h o 1 1c church parishioners will par ticipate again this year in the annual Thanksgiving clothing collection sponsored by the Catholic Bishops of America. All during the coming week donations may be left at the St. Mary's Grade school an nex, 11th and Holly sts. Needed are all items of clean, serviceable clothing, es pescially for infants and chil dren and working men. Shoes should be tied together (no high heels), as should any oth er multiple-piece items of clothing. Bedding, particular ly warm blankets, is among the most needed articles, it was stated. Parishioners will gather at the annex at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 26, to sort and pack the cloth ing for overseas shipment. LOSE OR ELSE Catania, Sicily - (liri) - The visiting Massiminiam team tied the local Leonzio soccer team Sunday night and the fans got mad. Five soccer players were hospitalized aft er the riot and police had to escort the referee out of town. "OIL TO BURN" Mobilhaar S & H Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL CO. 772-2111 Extra Work Made Easy! RENT Adding Machine Typewriter Calculator VOIGHT'S 8th t Grape 772-4100 IHIIW.H. ii. il mm. mi n.M in. nn n i.i.ili ntimf Need money TODAY? 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