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10 D Mt-UKJML) MAIL 'lMlbUNt. MLDKOHD, OHEUON Expansion of OCI To Be Advocated Salem- (UPD -Expansion of the Oregon Correctional In stitution (OCI) so it can han dle 509 Inmates will be asked of the 1963 Legislature by the Board of Control. Present population at the Institution is 286. Superintendent Paul J. Squier explained the OCI was opened in 1959 to provide re- Portland Man Tells Campaign Expenses Salem (UPIl- Portland auto dealer M. M. Meadows spent $8,151 in his unsuccessful campaign for the State Sen rite, the elections office has revealed. He had contributions of $5, 688. Veteran state election divi sion workers said this is the highest they can recall having been spent on a Slate Senate race. Meadows was defeated for the Multnomah county scat by Democrat Don Willncr. GRADUATES Marine Pf?. Richard S. Lin grcn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Lingren, 2386 Ta ble Rock rd., Medford, was graduated recently from avia tion electronics technician school at the Naval air tech nical training center, Mem phis, Tenn. The nine-week course cov ers technical duties of Ma rines in aviation. They learn to service and install equip ment In Marine aircraft. habilitation for first offenders of all ages. A vocational building is now being erected by inmates, and is expected to be completed by Jan. 15, he said. Candidate Reports No Contributions Ashford, Conn.- IUPH -Royal A. Knowlton reported to the Connecticut secretary of state Friday that he received no contributions in his success ful election campaign for pro bate judge. But he made one contribu tion himself, Knowlton stated. He donated "one bushel of homegrown potatoes for a dinner served by the Demo cratic town committee." Bank Elect's Two New Directors to Board Portland -The election of two new directors to the board of First National Bank of Oregon was announced by President Ralph J. Voss. They are Francis P. Hill, president of Northwest Na tural Gas company, and Rob ert S. Miller, Portland attor ney and lumberman. Subscribers To report Improper or non delivery of the Mull Tribune In Medford phone 772-6141; Aih Ittm call al 4 1 H Bridge it., or phone 482-:i0f2: Yreka. phone Victory 2-2B!.H before fi:45 p.m. daily And 10:30 a.m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrives shortly alter you call please notify office, thui eliminating pedal messenger lervice. Eastland Charges 'Blackmail' Over Integration Crisis Jackson. Miss. -(UPIl- Sen. I Southern Association of Col-1 versity of Mississippi was an James O. Eastland (D-Miss.) leges and Schools following attempt to "blackmail this has charged the action of the 1 the racial crisis at the Uni- 'state and its people." I 'mum GETS BIRD Medford Chamber of Com merce Manager Don McNeil got the payoff on his football bet last Thursday, a 29-pound torn turkey that McNeil said looked like the meanest bird that ever walked on two legs. The bet was with Tri-city Chamber Man ager Dale Dunn on the outcome of the Med-ford-Oregon City game Nov. 24, which Med ford won. The gobbler seems to be giving McNeil the eye in the picture above. Orig inally Dunn planned to ship McNeil a tur key from up north, but instead had it de livered from the Les Schneider turkey farm on the Applegate to simplify shipping of the live bird. Reece Mayer, sales manager for Hart's hatchery, brought the turkey to Mc Neil. McNeil is now considering sending Dunn a box of "mean" Medford pears. Prudential Life & Casualty Insurance Co. WILL PAY YOU ft 3 I 00 EVERY WEEK INCOME TAX-FREE! Paid Direct to YOU for as Long as 1 year (52 Weeks) OR A TOTAL UP TO While in the Hospital From Sickness or Accident! 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U riia iri..l I'AII YIS 01 NO ol Pociir Donee , t Pottor'i Soemn ... , . WiHo root lce ., . S.eri koelitoAt MPOP.TAiVr -Pleas Answer fvery Question Moke oil ckochi or eienoy orders eayeole lot ORE-3-8 Prudential Iff end Casualty Iniurantt Company The accrediting agency put the university and six other state schools under close and continued observation be cause of political interfer ence with Negro James Mere dith's attempt to register as a student. Eastland also charged the association was "covering up Marxism in the colleges" and the activities of '-'certain pro fessors at the university." "I don't think the states can permit Marxism on the campuses," he said. "! don't think the states can protect those groups that are lined up with reds." The senior senator spoke at the annual meeting of the Mississippi Soil Conservation society. "I'm not going to talk about soil conservation," he said. "If we don't have a free gov ernment and if we can't con trol our own affairs we aren't IN BATTLE TESTS Army Pfc. Samuel H, Craw ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Crawford, 531 Berrydale ave., Medford, was among 2,500 personnel in the 23rd Infantry's first battle group when it participated in readi ness tests at Ft. Richardson, Alaska. Crawford is a rifleman in the battle group's Company F at Ft. Richardson. He attend ed Medford High school. going to have soil conserva tion or anything else. He termed the association's action a "cover-up of an at tempt by certain University of Mississippi professors to intimidate students." He related nine incidents of alleged Intimidations by Ole Miss professors which he said were supported by affi davits from investigators of his Senate internal security subcommittee which investi gated rioting on the campus. He quoted one professor as saying "Gov. Ross Barnctt should be impeached." When the riot broke out Sept. 30, "University officials should have hustled the dem onstrating students into dor mitories, and if they (the stu dents) refused, they should have been machinegunned," Eastland quoted the professor as saying. "Any student who torments me I will shoot down," East land quoted the professor. Anti-Fluoridation Petition Filed Portland -(UPIl- A petition to forestall fluoridation of water in the Wolf Creek High way Water district west of Portland has been filed in the Washington county court. The petition was filed by the Pure Water committee, a group of about 40 residents in the area. He did names of volved. not the mention the professors in- CONSERVATIONIST DIES New York lUPU-Mrs. Charles Noel Edge, 85, a leader in the conservation movement and a pioneer woman suffragist, died here Friday. 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Ask your local oil dealer or write the Oil Heal Institute, 433 N.E. 22nd Avenue, Portland, for the HEATING ENGINEER STUDY and prove to yourself the FACT is Oil Heat costs less. MEDFORD OIL HEAT DEALERS Jackson County Co-op Kennedy Fuel Co. Medford Fuel Co. Naumes Equip. & Fuel Co. Northwest Heating Oils Olympic Pet. & Equip. Co. McLaren Oil Co. Valley Fuel Co. Western Oil & Burner Co. Faber Fuel Co. Sanner Oil Co. Hillyer Oil Co. HEAT '4 COSTS LESS r ; V
