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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16, 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
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Eichelberger Discusses
Japanese at Rotary Club
Although Japanese girls are
popular with young American
male students In Japan, Japa
nese men seem not to appeal
to American girls
This observation was voiced
by Stephen Eichelberger,
Medlord student at Lewis and
Clark college, In an address
Tuesday before the Medlord
Rotary club.
Eichelberger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sharon Eichelberger,
Medford, recently returned
from a visit of several months
in Japan with 20 other Lewis
and Clark students participat
ing in a Freshman Abroad
program in cooperation with
BLM Sells Four
Timber Tracls
Four tracts containing 23,-
346,000 board feet of timber
were sold by the Medford
district of the bureau of land
management recently.
The first two tracts, located
in Jackson county, were pur
chased by Steve Wilson of
White City. Elk Lumber com
pany and Olson-Lawyer were
the unsuccessful bidders on
the first tract which brought
a price of $19 a thousand on
Douglas-fir.
Cheney Forest Products was
the unsuccessful bidder on the
second tract of 3,262,000
board feet which sold for a
total of $43,247.30. $24.60 per
thousand on Douglas-fir was
the high bid.
A tract located on Hawk
creek in Josephine county
was awarded to S. H. and W
Lumber company of G r a n t s
Pass at the appraised price.
Rough & Ready lumber
company of Cave Junction
purchased a tract of 6,100,-
000 board feet located on the
North fork of Thompson
creek, Jocsphine county for
the appraised price of $127,-891.60.
The Medford district will
offer three tracts totalling 5,
737,000 board feet Feb. 14.
The appraised price is $125,-
378.80, BLM officials said
Considerable volume of tim
ber damaged by the Columbus
Day storm is included in a
tract located in Joescphine
county. The other two tracts
re located in Jackson county.
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Gaitskell Said in
Critical Condition
London -Hint -The rendition
ol Labor parly leader llne.li
Gaili-kcH, hospitalised Willi
severe virus Infection, was
described today as "critical,"
but not hopeless."
"We are told it lit dots
recover, as we nil hope, he
will nuke a full recovery with
out any side effects," said La
borile spokesman Percy
Clarke.
An earlier announcement
raid Gaitskell is 1 little weak
er today and is not re-pond-I
lie to treatment for the infection.
NEVER VOLUNTEER
Jrrmulem, iM'ael - HTP -Yilhak
Levi woo l vulniiterr
annin. lie spent Mmuliiy niuht
In jail liflcr lie offered to ap
pear In a police lineup and
11s picked as one of three
bus station bandits. Levi was
freed the next morning when
neighbors told police he was
home at the time of the robbery.
Safety Urged at
Railroad Grades
January Is one of the worst
months for railroad crossing
accidents, but all it takes to
avoid most of them is a little
common sense, according to
Medford Police Chief Charles
P. Champlin.
Champlin cited cases of
motorists driving into the
side of a moving freight train
in broad daylight while rail
road cossing signals were in
full operation. "And the driv
ers of the cars involved were
not always under the Influ
ence of alcohol," ho added.
"They just weren't using their
heads."
Crossing railroad tracks al
ways involves potential dan
ger, and especially so during
winter months. Reduced visi
bility because of bad weath
er, distracting noises from the
cur heater and radio, a tightly-closed
car and frequently
cold and flu-stricken drivers
oflen combine to "shut out"
the siuht and sound of ap
proaching trains.
Chief Champlin advised
area motorists to keep at least
one car window slightly open
lo permit hearing train whis
tles and horns ot other ve
hicles. lie urged extreme caution
at all railroad grade crossings
both guarded and unguarded.
If there is a double track,
always allow for the possibil
ity that a second train may
be coming In the opposite di
rection of the one that Just
passed.
the Experiment in Interna
tional Living project. He de
scribed his experiences and
observations- in a luncheon
address at the Rogue Valley
Country club.
No resentment over Japan's
World War II defeat was ap
parent, Eichelberger said. The
people of Japan have accepted
the fact that they lost the war,
yet seem unwilling to admit
wrong doing. Today, while
terms of the U.S. treaty pre
clude an offensive military
force, the Japanese maintain
a strong, effective defense
capability.
High tribute was paid to
the brilliance of Japanese in
structors in the country's col
leges and to the widespread
friendliness shown by the peo
ple generally. Japanese man
ners, however, seem to leave
when these people enter the
crowded railroad depots and
trains.
Eichelberger gave Rotari
ans a graphic description of
home life in Japan, gained
from living with an adopted
Japanese family.
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ADDER'S
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232 E. Main
NOTHING ILLEGAL
Spencer, N.C. - HTH - Dr. A.
K. Unwell, a dentist, told po
lice Tuesday his car had no
hubcaps when he parked It In
a clly tut, but it was equipped
with four shiny new ones
when he returned. Officers
told him there appeared to be
no violation of the law.
A piolcitnc slimy sub
stance produced by the skin
I a fish help prevent li.utena
and disease from attacking
the fish.
WALT'S
"Oldest Shop in So. Oreqon"
2300 So. Si j,e Rd. 772-2269
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