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Legislature Continues Struggle Over Financing of College Campus Buildings Salem rlUM- The legislature continued to struggle Tuesday with various ways of paying for state campus buildings, lit eluding a proposal for vote on a bond issue. The Board of Higher Edu cation asked the legislature day earlier to authorize a vote next May on whether bonding fur higher education construc tion should be expanded. The Ways and Means Edu cation subcommittee renewed its discussion Tuesday of the problems of financing college buildings. Sources Listed It has these sources of money for the facilities need ed: -Special student fees that are derived from "self-liquidating" buildings such as dormitories and student cen ters. Resolutions To Seek Walks for Children A resolution asking the Medford city, council to au thorize itaSety paths for ele mentary school students walk ing to school will be present ed to the PTA s of Hoover and Roosevelt schools at their meetings this week, according to a spokesman for the two groups. Sinoe many Medford streets, especially those In new resi dential areas on the east side, have no sidewalks, youngsters walking to and from school constitute a hazard to them selves and to drivers who must swerve to avoid them. The resolution to be consid ered by the PTA groups would petition the city coun cil to determine the most heavily-used school routes and to provide safety paths or graveled walks along those routes. Parents Interested in ap proving or opposing the reso lution are urged to attend the Roosevelt PTA meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 9, or the Hoover meeting at 2:30 p.m. Friday, May 10. 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Only a capricious Foreign ITALIAN POLITICAL PENDULUM SWINGING TO RIGHT Rcma-Wli-Ilaly's lafiwing socialists refused Tuesday night lo braak with the Communists and it appeared likely today that the pendulum of Italian politics Is about to swing back to right of center. Riccardo Lombard!, No. 2 man in Pleiro Nennl's left wing faction of the socialist party, made it clear the party will move no lurlher away ware its allies. SWISS TRIAL OF ISRAELI AGENTS POSTPONED Basal, Swltserland-Wlt-The trial of alleged Israeli Agents Joseph Ben Gal and Otto Joklik has bean postponed until June, the Court Chancellery The two men have been charged with trying to prevent German rocket experts from working in Egypt by coercing their relatives. A government official said their trial has been delayed because more time Is needed to investigate the case. BRITIH SECRETARY RETURNS FROM PAKISTAN London-OTIi-Duncan Sandys, British Secretary for Com monwealth and Colonial Relations, arrived in London Tues day from Karechl, Pakistan. He attended a meeting of the Cenlrel Treaty organisation in Karachi and later visited New Delhi, Indie. Bui he re fused to comment on the dispute between India and Pak istan over Kashmir, DUKE OF ARGYLL GRANTED DIVORCE Edinburgh, Scotland-UIPII-The Duke of Argyll, 60, chief of the Clan Campbell and hereditary master of the queen's household in Scotlend, was granted a divorce today after the Judge disclosed the beautiful duchess had been photo graphed in the nude with another men. ROCKEFELLER HOST TO NEWSMEN Chlrgue, Venesuela-IUPD - New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, playing the role of a country squire, threw open his .Venesuelan honeymoon house to newsmen Tuesday but refused to discuss the possible political effects of his mar riage to Mrs, Margaretta (Happy) Murphy, 36, , " V ' ' $18.88 With whllt r)indliflBSR PRESTO HAIR DRYER "Walk 'n Wear", thanks to extra-long cord, shushed motor. in 7 Ssar 1 1 i 1 ffi J V '--!.!. I BRASS ALUMINUM ' -SMy TONGA " CHARCOAL nHA' IwnWl UHUUI I W SpeCi' Spetia' 15 extra-long I II I 100 state would let the bonds de fault. The higher education sys tern already issues general ob ligation bonds for self-liquidating buildings. It would like to ask the voters for authority to issue them for other buildings as well. The subcommittee says it could issue such bonds tor buildings like libraries any' way. The education board says it promised to issue them only for buildings that pay for themselves. Briefs from the Reds who for years announced Tuesdy. 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What the subcommittee must decide is how the col lege building needs compare with the available funds. It also must decide how much Oregon can afford to shell out of the general fund now for buildings, and how much should be spread out over the long run through one of the two kinds of bonding. Johnson Completes Diamond Training Donald C. Johnson, of Bro phy's Jewelry, 209 East Main St., Medford, has been award ed the Diamond Certificate of the Gemological Insti tute of America in recognition of his successful completion of the the organization s Dia mond Training program. The Institute is located in Los Angeles, with a branch In New York City. Tho Jeweler's training pro gram, which encompasses the entire diamond curriculum offered by the Institute, in volves a study of all phases of diamond technology, in cluding evaluation procedures and grading for color, clarity and cutting. In addition to the study involved Johnson was required to grade and appraise a number of diamonds, which were checked by the staff of the Institute. be your . own decorator with Stock $300 Per Day HORSESHOES Stock Ill lb PAINT I SUPER J S., Inc. Phone 773-7777 Year Group Discusses Budgets for Three City Departments Budget requests for the 1963-64 fiscal year for three major departments - police, fire and public workr - were reviewed at last night's meet ing of the Medford citizens' budget committee. Proposed budget for the 49 man fire department totals $355,392, compared to last year's budget of $333,547. The increase, in general, is due to salary adjustments in the new pay plan drawn up for the city by the firm of Grif-fenhagcn-Kroeger earlier this year. ' Fire Chief Gordon Barker said that the 64-hour work week for firemen, which was voted by last year's budget committee, has caused his de partment a great deal -of dif ficulty, forcing him to make over 100 personnel transfers during the year to maintain standard staff at each station. He urged the committee to in stitute a 60-hour work week, which he said could be Imple mented with the addition of only one more man at a cost of $5,184. Police Chief Charles P. Champlin pointed out that his budget was up $6,396, but that, like the fire depart ment's, was due to salary ad justments. He noted that op eration and maintenance and capital outlay requests both showed decreases over last year. Champlin said that due to an increased case load - up over 11 per cent - the depart ment needed an additional policewoman, to release a male officer for patrol. Public Works Director Ver non Thorpe said that discount ing salary increases, his budg et was "about the same as last year." Thorpe made a plea for overtime pay for certain members of his staff who "are forced to work when the con tractors work," sometimes aft er hours or on week ends. They are presently compen sated with compensatory time off. Budget committee members indicated that library and wa ter department budget re quests will be reviewed at the next meeting. Oregon Accidents Claim Five Lives By United Press International Five persons lost'their lives in Oregon accidents Tuesday. Three of the accidents were in Portland. Lyle Stelnbruck, 21, Port land, died in a cave-in in Southeast Portland. He was buried for an hour and 30 minutes under 10 feet of mud. Steinbruck was installing concrete cylinders for a septic tank for a house under con struction. He was dead on ar rival at Portland Sanitarium. George Volkman, 63, Al bany, was injured fatally when he was struck by a freight train at Albany. He died in an Albany hospital. Lonnie Castoe, 31, Albany, was killed in a one-vehicle accident onthe Salem Free way near Portland. Multno mah county police said Cas- toe's vehicle rolled over four times after going out of con trol. Lloyd Hammick, 8, Port land, and Michael Chilick, 78, Portland, lost their lives when they were struck by cars in northeast Portland. Mining Discussed By Si ate Director Jacksonville - Hollis Dole, state director of geology and mineral Industries, empha sized the importance of gold In world trade when he spoke before the Northwestern Min ing council recently in Jack sonville Community hall. The director also stressed the serious effect of continued deficit spending abroad on dwindling gold supply. He brought out the importance of mining as a'basic industry and the importance of the individ ual prospector in the discov ery of new mineral deposits. Dole said there still are pos sibilities for gold mining in southern Oregon and pointed out that the mining organiza tions in Oregon should work together to improve mining laws and fair metal prices. The mining council dis played a selection of speci mens of Oregon gold. MERCY FLIGHT A Mercy Flights plane, on the non-profit ambulance ser vice's 1,551 trip, flew Larry Wright. lM'i Mead St., Ash land, to Good Samaritan hos pital. Portland Tuesday. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No loncir be ftnnoTfxi or fpt Ill-it- ! tCUR Of lon wrthMt fftlM jrour plt hrtltU ihf m nrmr o thy frl mors mmrorttbla Avmd mtar rmf n rtmvl by low plt 0t ?AA rSKTU todty it toy dru oountrx s Bull As Stocks New York -0JP&- The big 1963 bull market reasserted itself today as stocks scored their widest gains in more than a month. Prices rose without hesita tion from the opening until the closing bell. Most encouraging of all to brokers and analysts was the market's leadership, provided almost entirely by blue chips and electronics. Steels were fractions to around l'2 points higher, autos up fractions to more than 3 points, leading cnem icals from 1 to 3 points and in ternational oils small frac tions to over a point. DOW JONES AVERAGES New York-WU-Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 in dustrials 718.S4, up 5.99; 20 railroads 163.71, up 0.89i IS BILL INTRODUCED Salem - (UPD - A bill that would permit use of voting machines has been introduced in the House. Rogue Valley Edition MEDFORDtTRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1963 mn 1 WAIT 1 TIL IT IIITS...W Fop early birds who install AIR CONDITIONING during the spring, CalOre Electrical League dealers have a $30 bonus ... a $30 discount on air conditioners now! These CalOre League par ticipating dealers will pay you, in effect, $30 to prepare to .stay comfortable when hot weather comes! 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Montgomery Ward 38 National Biscuit 48 '1 SOC Student Gets Scholarship to BYU Ashland - Judith Walker, senior at Southern Oregon college majoring in second ary education, has received a teaching assistantship and scholarship to study at Brig ham Young university in Provo, Utah, for the forth coming academic year. Miss Walker, a 1960 grad uate of Grants Pass High school, will teach two fresh man writing classes while studying for a master of arts degree in English. The assist antship and scholarship com bined are valued about $2,000 and the assistantship is re newable for a second year. . While attending Southern Oregon college, Miss Walker served as editor of the col lege yearbook; was a member of Sigma Epsilon Pi, a wo men's scholastic honorary; president of the Deseret club, a religious organization, and is presently news editor of the college newspaper. " m ADVANTAGE OF THIS EARLY BIRD BOUUS OFFER well save you ...OFF THE REGULAR PRICE League participating dealer for details. 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