Trial Date Set
For Mail Fraud
Portland -(OT -seven men
nave been released on their
own recognizance after plead
ing innocent to mail fraud
charges stemming from an
Oregon land development
project.
The men were Indicted by
federal grand jury May 31.
They entered pleas Thursday
f" lla was Mt fr Oct. 15
In U.S. District Court.
The defendants are Rich
ard D. Walker, Los Angeles;
George E. Isaacs, Glendale,
Calif.; Maurice A. Hall, Bev
erly Hills, Calif; Abraham
Koohsh, Winnetka, 111.; David
T. Koolish, Winnetka, 111.;
John M. Phillips, Evanston,
1U.. and Jack Cherbo, Chi
cago. The inHictmont
. , vildlCU
them with using deceptive lit
erature depicting lakes,
mountains and water sports
activities to sell 7,000 acres
of desert land in the Lake
Valley area of Harney coun
ty. The sale price was $395 an
acre. Justice Department of
ficials and local authorities
estimated the land's value at
$20 an acre.
Federal Judge Gus J. Sol
omon granted the seven 20
days in which to file motions
in the case and gave them
permission to return to their
home states.
MXDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
Try and Stop Mc
-By BENNETT CERF-
THE BIBLE Jl
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D TO YOU PI
v Sunday, 9:00 a.m.
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A PERSEVERING farmer in Texas once trained twenty
- cats in his bam for over two yean, and finally per
fected an act his neighbors assured him was good enough
to put on nrofessionallv.
The manager of a theater
in Dallas was ne-rsuarifH r&l
to audition the act. The
farmer turned loose his
twenty cats. It was early
in the morning, the
theater was empty, and
the stage was illuminated
by only one dim pilot
light The manager was
impressed, and said, "You
can. open the show with
your cats next week."
Came the Monday mat
inee. The cats were on
their stands. th ni wa .-!
given for the lights and music, the curtain went up and
""J - ""uc m wuo aasn irom ine stage.
The poor farmer had never rehearsed his cats with lights
and music!
Bob Bums loved teDing storiea about an uncle and aunt who
picked on ach other continuously for forty yean. Uncle was
an old gadabout; Aunt was a, homebody. Uncle had one particu
larly hectic week: on Monday night he went to a lodge meeting?
Tuesday night to a Salvation Army rally; Wednesday night to a
church meeting; Thursday night to a TMCA lecture. On Friday
night, his wife saw him reach for his celluloid collar and de
manded tartly, "Where you headed this evening, playboy?"
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Wirtz Determined To Block Strike
"W lure Are We Laokln) for
Rett t4 Rtlaiatjanr"'
Washington - OIPD - Labor
Secretary W. Willarri Wiri
called rail union and manage
ment negotiators to his office
toaay in a determined bid to
block a nationwide railrnnH
shutdown that could begin in
five days.
Wirtx Was PVnPIln1 In worn
both sides that they were in
viting a government - imposed
solution of the three-year-old
dispute over work rules un
less they reached an agree
ment before a Monday mid
night deadline.
The deadline originally was
set for June 12 but was ex
tended at Wirti's request. The
labor secretary has indicated
he may seek further postpone
ments in a showdown, espe
cially If there are signs of
movement toward an agree
ment. Following a meeting Thurs
day with J. E. Wolfe, chief
negotiator for the railroads.
Assistant Labor Secretary
James J. Reynolds said "We
are trying to get things mov
ing but there is no particu
lar basis for optimism."
Rough Blocking
Of Festival Plays
Is Under Way
Ashland - Rough blocking
rehearsals are under wav at
the Oregon Shakespearean fes
tival in Ashland, with all four
productions now in their sec
ond round of rehearsals.
Casts sad directors met for
the first time Monday after
noon, following Monday morn
ing's announcement of casting
for the four Shakespearean
shows.
First on the preparation
agenda was discussion and
read-through of 'ierry Wives
of Windsor," the opening
show in the 1963 Festival sea
son. It was followed by the
Initial rehearsal of "Romeo
and Juliet" on Monday eve
ning, "Love's Labour's Lost"
on Tuesday afternoon, and
"Henry the Fifth" on Tuesday
evening. The four shows will
rehearse in this order until
early July, when technical re
hearsals begin. At that time,
shows that have been rehears
ing afternoons will trade
schedules with the evening
rehearsing shows to facilitate
lighting and technical instal
lations.
As in the past, all festival
rehearsals are open to the pub
lic until the beginning of tech
nical and dress rehearsals.
General Manager William
Patton reports that good seats
are available for nearly all
performances in the 1963 sea
son. Opening night, July 24,
has been sold out, however.
Local patrons are encouraged
to take advantage of the per
iod July 24 to August 4 when
orders are usually lightest.
Guayaquil, Ecuador - IUPI) -
The American fishing boat
Espiritu Santo, seized Wednes
day off the coast of Manabi
Province, is being held under
police guard at the Salinas
naval base, it was reported today.
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Scout News
FRIDAY. JUNE 14. 1913
Troop 9
Thirty boys and men from
Troop 9 left Medford, by bus,
recently for a ten day trip to
the Yellowstone park.
Adults making the trip
were bus driver and Commit
teeman Earl Harrison, Assist
ant Scoutmaster Ed Pemmer,
Committeeman George Swin
ney, W. F. McDonald, driver,
and Bob Harrison, Norm
Campbell, Don Eramhall,
George McNair, and Bruce
Kayc. junior leaven.
A court of honor was held
Wednesday evening at a
cinipfire H the Yellowstone
!Krk. Boys receiving awards
were Life Scouts Terry Bar
raclough. Gary distance and
Larry Russell. S'.ir Rang Bil!y
Davis, Fred Powell. Stanley
Robbins, Steve Sehroder, Pete
Thanos, Jack Youi and
Bruce Guenther. Fi.st Class
Larry Davis, Ph!' Luschen,
Terry Thompson, Rob Vallee
ind Dennis Kurovsky. Second
cls Kim Glass, Paul Hodson,
Harold Harbiwn, Jim Keeton,
Greg Thompson and Randy
Moyer.
They will leave the Park
today for the return trip to
Medford. Scoutmaster Dr.
William H. Roberts was tin-
able to make the trip
4-H Club News
Lent Lookers
The Lens Lookers 4-H club
had a meeting at the home
of their leader, Mrs. J. R.
Wilson.
When, where, and how
were discussed on two special
field trips. Four members
were present to help alone
with the discussion, plus their
leader Mrs. J. R. Wilson.
Finally after a lone talk
the meeting was adjourned
and refreshments were served.
At a later meeting th h.,k
members had a d iSCURKinn nn
a carwash. If was voted that
Rogar Pielaet be chairman of
the carwash.
Later everyone spent their
time making a choice of sev
eral different things. Ail the
things were pertaining to
photography. John A. Wilson
was a visitor at the meeting..
Besides the visitor there were
five members. The meeting
later was adioumpH nH
freshments were served.
It is planned that on June
IS the mcmberi will nil
swimming at Twin Plunges
iur recreation instead of a
regular meeting.
John Truly,
Reporter
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