Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 29, 1963, Image 24

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Newspaper Page Textr, r 'i n, rs: THURSDAY. AUGUST S9. 1963 n U r THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON ftft I PL a 'Wfe- 5 Wl MVLvmW J SAD FOOT BATH - March on Washington par- the Lincoln Memorial. One holds an "Iowa" ticipants use the reflecting pool as a loot sign. The Capitol dome is just visible be- bath in Washington, D. C, Wednesday in hind to the left of the Washington Mon- the walk from Washington Monument to ument. (UPI) vy -jc ISC i V. at li 7 1 n ft 7 -r?i i. CASCADE f, QUALITY! v?S U.S. Choice Well Trimmed Fresh Nebergall's PORK SAUSI Mb. Roll Register Tonite 6 to 8 P.M. and Friday 10 A.M. Till 2 P.M. in the Shopping Center For Jackie Adams McGee SCHOOL OF SWIMMING Classes Start SEPT. 3rd (Heated Pool) Call 826-5631 or 826-2491 for information t-1 CASCADE HARDWARE & APPLIANCES "Your Do-lt-Yeorself Headquarters" Ph. 826-5678 O Ivar & Les Cascade fl&W Drive-In BROASTED CHICKEN Fill Yoor Tummy Ofl Try Our Deliciout Root Beer . M in Coot Frosted Mugs Y m, mnJ'lll Swift Premium CANNED PICNIC Boneless Skinless Swift Worthmore SLICED BACON 0 49 Lb. T Fresh GROUND BEEF Best of ff"&w Quality 4-H CLUB BEEF AT CASCADE MARKET THIS WEEK END! Beef Raised by Donna Nevin and Laquetia Stephenson also 4-H Pork from Willard Walch. SLUMPS IN EXHAUSTION - Rescued miner, Henry Throne, slumps in exhaus tion during a brief news conference in Hazelton, Pa., Tuesday. Throne collapsed on return to his room. Operations con tinued at the mine Wednesday to deter mine the fate of the third trapped miner, Louis Bova, 42, from whom nothing has been heard since Aug. 20. (UPI) rfWiTOHWIW)l"'il I K I ' -" v - ' " 1 V;' V -,- - , . v.. r : 3! ' " " I j -txX : -v'- , r - -I 1 J 1 , si f v j i : . '(,," . ?' 1 . 1 w " , ' - 1 , .1 FIRST TEST-This Little Joe II rocket was fired Wednesday t White Sands Missile range in the first text of the nation's Project Apollo scheduled to take three nutronnuti to the moon and back by 1070. The NASA test failed in in attempt to destroy the rocket motors 32.5 seconets after lift-tiff, but the fuel burned out 10 seconds later and the Little Joe II impacted nine miles away on the 'missile range. (UPI) f i Delay on Bridge 'Not Practical' Salem -lUPli- Gov. Mark Hal field today advised Hie Port land Art Commission that de lay on work on the Marquam Bridge "is not practical." The letter to Art Commis sion Chairman Douglas Lynch was in reply to objections about the design of the struc ture. "As much as we would like to comply with your request for a delay and further re view, such action is not prac tical. It should be emphasized at the outset that the draw ings of the bridge have been available for roughly two years. The pier work could not be undertaken without such drawing s," Hatfield wrote. Hatfield noted that the piers have been completed, and "changes in the structure suf ficient to modify the appear ance would require extensive modification of the piers and. therefore, would be extremely expensive." Man Electrocuted By Electric Heater Myrtle Creek -H'Pli- Tobin Nelaon Rust, 11. waa electro cuted Tuesday when he fell against an electric heater In the bathroom of his home. Authorities said he Appar ently slipped on the wot bath room floor, fell against the healer and then touched a wet showee atall. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rust. Nalley's Large 69c Box Nalley's....l5'2-oz. Can Snow's lS-Oz. Can Snow's Flat Can Wyler's. (No Sugar Needed) Each Pkg. 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Rwpeel ar Law Main fW!c?cy Uv Editor's note: The fotiowing i persons iicar or sec what was article was prepared by the Oregon State Bar as a pabtie service and is not intended to be legal advice. Persons hav ing a legal problem should consult an attorney. CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS Under the taw what you as a client teSl your lawyer in confidence he may tell no one else without your consent. Nor can a Judge order him or his professional employees (like secretaries) to reveal such communications in court. Why have such a privilege? ChieESy, to da justice; it en courages clients to tell their lawyers what they have to know to help and to advise them fully: things about their family, business, and private affairs, their hopes, fears, and ambitions. No lawyer may speak of certain things, even after a client dies. For a client may well have to give his lawyer details which, if revealed, might harm those he most wanted to protect communicated. No lawyer may keep quiet about a crime or fraud a client has told him he plans to com mit, But afterwards, an ac cused person may talk freely to his lawyer. Even if guilty, he has a right to have his side of the story presented to the court as it may affect his pun ishment, A person in trouble tieeds to talk to someone wtth out fear tivat what he says will become public. Certain other people, such as physicians asd clergymen, may receive privileged com munications. As a rule, no physician may speak about things he learned whffe treat ing a patient without his eon sent. The patiesH should have a free mind to tell his doctor mftsy things, This privilege may not always hold in some criminal and personal Injury trials, im doras it hold always after a patient dies. Again, as a rule, a clergyman may not report confessions without the confes-sor's consent. column as a public service. Adlai Urges UN To Condemn Slayings United Nations, N.Y. U.S. Ambassador A d I a f E. Stevenson Wednesday called tor the "strongest condemn, tiem" by the United Matter Security Council of the "rep- renenstble murder of two S. raeii farmers by raiders from Syria. Stevenson used strong words in his speech, to the couneil meeting held at the urgent request of Israel and Syria to consider the latest flare-up of violence a Song their potentially explosive border. The American ambassador told the council that ft had been called upon to consider Israel's complaint ef live "wanton murder of two of its citizens. "The picture of two Inno cent farmers murdered in cold blood by a raiding party which struck them down m the fields distresses us all," he said. " at"e very rare Nn siuuilrl anlu interpret any law without the cases, tu help carry out the client's desires alter death, a lawyer may have to reveal a confidence, under certain safe guards, to uphold his client's purposes. What arc confidential com munications? Anything a client tells his lawyer when he seeks advice about his personal, business or legal affairs - talks and let ters, photographs, charts, and other documents and records. C o n f i dential communica tions protect yoti as the client, not your lawyer. If you break 1 the confidence, a lawyer may aiso iiave to talk, for the com munication is no longer con j fidential. You may break a i confidence by testifying about it, or by having unauthorized atn ot an attorney, who is completely advised of the facts involved. Even a slight variance in tacts may change the application ot the law.l SAFETY RULES BROKEN Washington - TOR - Inte rior Secretary Stewart L. trdatl says the mine accidents at Hazletori, Pa., and Mab, Utah, have underscored "the laxness of mine safety prac trees in some segments" of the industry. He said Wednes day that most ot the serious mine accidents that occurred in the United States this year could have beers prevented Hy 'elementary safety precau tions," Two Die in Crash HearSutherfin Sutherltft - m - Two mem bers of a vacationing Cali fornia family were kitted Wednesday morning when their ear blew a tire and went over a 25-foot embankment on Interstate Highway 5. State Police identified the victims as Joy Ana Stevens, 43, of Palo Alto, Calif,, smt her son, Peter Craig Stevens, 1Q. The father, Albert, and two other sons, tff-year-ofrf An thony and 12-y ear-old David, were unhurt. Police said Mrs. Stevens and Peter were thrown out of the station wagon and it skidded and then hurtled over the bank. The vehicle came to rest on the woman. The accident occurred near the Sutherlin interchange. a r.- gjrasvsiwra F" it 1 I , v f a GLEAN UP SALE Look at these BARGAINS! USED CtitTiVATOR & MOWER Combination. Can be used separably, NEW 275.00 $ A tremendous bargain at USED ElEC. 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