Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 11, 1963, Image 8

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    Early Spe
By GERALD S. SXYDER
United Press International
NEW YORK (UPI) - On a
small college campus in north
western Illinois, permission was
granted one day to a co-ed to
bring her goldfish bowl to the
Union Raps NAACP
Picketing Threat
PORTLAND (UPI) -Officials
of the Local 8 of the Internation
al Longshoremen's and Ware
housemen's Union Monday
blasted a threat to picket their
headquarters by the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People.
In a statement signed by local
president Charles Ross and sec
retary Art Ronne, the union
said it does not discriminate
against Negroes. It said 11 Neg
roes have been working on the
docks for almost two years.
"These honest Negroes came
down and sought work, not be
cause of the color of their skin,
but as fellow Americans who
needed an opportunity to earn a
decent living," the statement
said in part.
"To arrogantly demand jobs
solely because of race is un
American and contrary to the
principles of Christian brother
hood ... We view the threats to
picket ... as a classic example
of misleading the Negro peo
ple." Circus Employee
Mauled by Lion
DAMASCUS, Ore. (UPD-Bill
Tadlock of Boring was mauled
while watering two lions at a
small circus headquartered
here Sunday night.
Tadlock, an employee of Kra
mien Enterprises, which owns
the circus, was treated and re
leased at the Gresham General
hospital.
Witnesses said one of the lions
reached through the cage with
its paw and that Tadlock kicked
at it. The lion grabbed his right
foot and chewed on it until
screams of spectators drove it
back.
Vofer Registration
Books Close Saturday
SALEM (UPI)-Election reg
istration books for the Oct. 15
tax referendum will close Sat
urday in all of Oregon's 36
counties, election officials re
minded today.
Court Records
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Ashland Iiistrirl
('arl P. Pascuzm, rtvprloarl. V2fi.
Robert R. Baffaclly overload.
$2 A
Terence W. Casten. violation of
basic rule. $in.
ficocKe L. Corredoura, overload.
$J4
John W. Rnush. failure In np
rrale on right side of highway.
Carolyn M Hanson, violation at
haste rule, $25.
LvIp G. Plankenhorn, no muf
fler. SK
Jcrrv L. Johnson, disobeyed atop
isn. $10.
August .T. Mathabel, improper
pasMiiB, $2(1.
Calvin A. Ross, obstructed vi-
loti. s-in.
.Johnnie W. Holloway, violation
01 basic rule, $25.
Edward A Cohen, expired mo
tor vehicle license, $5.
Stanley E. Turpin. expired mo
tor vehicle license. $5-
Fugene T Sievrin. violation of
hasie rule. $10.
Ooice A Graves, expired opera
tor's license. S.'i
rtocer L Mantor. disobeyed traf
fic sicnnl. $7.
fir sicnal. rn
Diane S. Hittle, disobeyed Iraffic
icnal. !).
Unwind R. Lorkwoori. no safety
cIi.'mik, .Sin
Cl;iiirle V Wilson, overload. $12.
(lavlnrH W Smith, violation of
b.". i- rulr, $10
I'iiIh K. Saniuelson. permtllinu
unlicensed minor to operate motor
vehielr, M5.
Marilyn L. Thomas, disobeyed
stop sis'n. $5
Donald D Johnson, overload.
David C. Wyatt. violation of basic
John E Westpanrd, disobeyed
stop stcn. lf) , . .
Elmer E. Lucas, violation of basic
rulc 810 . ,
John Tompkins, overload. Sflfi
Carl V. Dedriek. no tail lipht, $10
Flovd A. WilMin. overload. SB2.
Kenneth L May. violation of
basic rule. $25.
Joseph L Zamrla, violation of
basir rule, $25
Mavnard A Brond. overload. $2fi.
Marvin C. Cooklin, overload. S22.
Ml OFOltl) ML'NH IPA1- COt RT
Marjone M.ie Nickeson, violation
of hasir rulr. S2S.
Driinel Theodore Chrlslcnsen. vio- -,
latum nt basic rule. $23
Ahda Julia Hogan. disobeyed
traffic sicnal. $50.
.lohn Hurshel Rcf-n, driving with- S
Out hradlichts. $")
I'lvcrt Vnnce Howlelt. disoHeyert
traffir sipnal, $10 , , .
i-mirs Rover Doitter, violation
01 t''-ir rulr $2.)
Rmifiri William Mnnrr. nn driv
ers Iicrnsr m pnseston. $'
nlr Rnhni Srhalow, no driver
ll'T'i-r tn pniPMinn. HO
-I;inir4 Hale Han. vioiauon ,
h,Mr rule V.M .
nnnalri William Chandler, upeed j
pontP.! $fJll j
Urien Cathennr Lewman. im
pi prr I1!' Iitrn. S 10
Uenrv Kli'ikhammrr. d r i v 1 rt fi
wm-ic u-nv on nne-way treei, $1"
n-nni C Cook, violation ol
b-ii rule. m
Kiierne Roter Richmond, ail-o!,.-'ved
stop men. $10 .
Merle Werter Jarmin. dinobeyea
iP sien, $10. j; . .
Robert Larry Keith. dlsobeed
tfiifftc menal. $10. , .
Howard Edin SolltnRer, violi
tion of basic rule. $25.
Rnhert Allen Burch. excessive
noivr. jio
ZoU Grace Petcn. violation ol
ba'ic rule $10
hihus Hans Peterson, improper
rich? turn. $!
rrmald Franklin WJiipale. di-obr-.
?i stop siKn. $10
Thoman Emerson f.'altrr. failure
'o 'on-oly with driving restrictioni.
'David Frnt Forbes, no velncSe
gymanasium examination cen
ter. A male student brought his in
spirational painting to the same
exam because he "couldn't be
without it." And in dozens of
other ways from the serving
of beef stroganoff and charcoal
broiled steaks on campus menus
to a faculty that ha not asked
for a raise in almost ten years
small (280 students) Shimer Col
lege of Mount Carroll, 111., has
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"individuality" should be allow
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On a trip to New York, Dr.
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