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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON Loaded Barge Goes Down in Heavy Sea ABERDEEN, Wash. (UPI) -A lumber barge loaded with waste sulphite pulp liquor sank in heavy seas Monday near De struction Island. The baiCP Was the TclunH Cypress, being towed by t h e lug oucioury u Vancouver, B.C., according to officials of Rayonier Inc. for whom the shipment was consigned. Heavy seas and 50 mile per hour winds were reported in the area. The tug came into Grays Harbor for gear repair after the barge sank. There were no casualties. TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS. IMS 1 Select your 1 Personal 1 Christmas I Cards and avoid that m ,ast i minute II rusr. 40 217 E. Main Mcdtord Dennis the Menace "5S I uLJi-i r i l ttNDIRta-OlAUWEPSOW I KU0WJ' ARIES y&l MAR. 2: 2- 8-14-29 32-43-54 STAR GAZEliJ By CLAY R. POLLAN' , TAURUS J- APR. 2) MAY 21 ?35-37.40-45 GEMINI y --J JUNE 22 D 12-26-38-49 51-76-79-8d CANCER n 1-25-33-59 64-77-80-82 g JULY 2J -. 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Issues S2 Interviews 83 Romantic 84 Gesture 85 Firmly 86 Richer 87 Yours 88 Non 89 Bored 90 Essentials IfWIA Adverse Neutral SCORPIO OCT. 24 5- 9-30-54 62-68-8K83V;t- SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DEC. 22 p3j I 4-1 5-29-34 iT 42-53-87-89ML. CAPRICORN DEC. 23 4& mn! 20 21-24-41-47J , 7-72 AQUARIUS IAW 51 .7. tea ia IV-.,--1 3- 6-19-220 27-61. 78 PISCES AR. 21 17-20-36-57 71-74-88-90j A 3 Any Rumor of Ike's Candidacy Clearly Quelled in Constitution By LVLli C. WILSON United Press International The whimsy now is advanced that former President Eisen hower has asked former Atty. Gen. Herbert Browned whether he, Ike, is eligible to be elect ed vice president of the United States. It is not suggested that Ike is much interested. But it is stated that he did ask. Harry S. Truman got into the act in response to questions in New York. HST said that in his opinion a former president of the United States could seek the vice presidency but that it was a legal matter lor the at torney general to decide. All of this is disturbing to y n ii r correspondent's peace of mind to say nothing ot the shattering impact of this silly business on the bright little minds of students who. abcut now, are contemplating the ele ments of a course called "civ ics ship, to civil altairs or, more generally, to the art and sci ence of government. These students probably will Four Men Appear In Circuit Court Two men were sentenced, one had a trial date set and a prcsentencing report was order on a fourth in circuit court action Monday. Paul Jerome Flower, Mon terey Park, Calif. , was senten ced to 2'k years in the Oregon State Correctional Institution after his probation was revoked for violation of probation. Original charge was burglary not in a dwelling involving the entering of the Bookman An tique House, Jacksonville, on May 2, 1961. James Kenton Young, 22, of 140 Seventh st., Ashland, was sentenced to three years in the Oregon Slate penitentiary for violation of his probation. Orig inal charges was uttering and publishing a false check. A trail has been set for Jan. 20 in circuit court on Woodrow W. Edwards, Vancouver, Wash., charged with perjury. He was arraigned in circuit court yes terday and pleaded innocent. He is accused of making a false statement as to length of his Oregon residence during a di vorce trial on June 4, 1962. A presentence report was ordered on Walton Charles Till man, Butte Falls Star route, Eagle Point, who pleaded guilty to uttering and publishing a false check. 1Mb, Periwinkle Can't Decide Where He Wants To Live There is a simple little flower commonly known as a periwin kle that grows along city streets and in vacant lots. It was intro duced into the United States from far away Madagascar some few years ago, but has done so well it is now consid ered a weed in some sections; a weed with white or pink four petal flowers and bright green foliage. There is also a periwinkle that is a mollusk and lives close to the sea, and is distributed along the entire eastern seaboard of America. It is also abundant m Europe. This, the periwinkle that is a mollusk, is related to the clam and the oyester and thousands of others. It is headed land ward, away from the sea-home. It is already climbing trees and weeds near the coast lines. In England, people always knew the periwinkle mollusk as a "winkle shell.'' lis simple beauty was appreciated by de scribing is as a "pretty win kle," which was changed to per iwinkle, a sensible modification. Besides, the shell creature that lives in the periwinkle shell has been a staple food in Europe for centuries. It is sold in mar kets and fish shops; even roast ed on the streets and enjoyed as a simple sea-com'ection. Mundane Life Undoubtedly the periwinkle that inhabits the eastern shore of the U.S. came from Europe, as members of this family are pretty well scattered around the world. It seems to enjoy a mundane life in the cold waters Civics relates to citizen- know by now Lhat General Ike has sent Herb Brownell on a child's goose chase and that HST was talking through his hat. The shattering nature of all of this is that the students may suspect that these two statesmen never had read Ihc Constitution which both twice swore to nreserve, protect and defend. Or, if they did read it, they didn't understand it. MUM Do It It is possible that a lawyer could torture out of the lan guage of ths Constitution some kind of rule that a two-term president of the United States thereafter could be nominated and elected vice president. A lawyer might je able to do that a Philadelphia lawyer, maybe, or a Harvar I. But I'll lay you a dollar to a dime that Herb Brownell did not learn Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. W ATKINS (fitter fiMl Trikvot) Sr4icat mj) of northern latitudes, as well as tropical, heated water? in the extreme south. The periwinkb shell is snail like in shape, about an inch and a half in height, and brown, gray or pale yellow, with rows of dark colored dots arranged in circles around the shell. Some are a rich, glossy black, with or without the characteristic specks and dots. The periwin kle is a true vegetarian, living entirely on plant food such as algae or other minuto plants. For the securing of this tood Nature equipped this mollusk with a long, rasp - like tongue called a radula which is twice as long as its body. It scrapes the tiny plants from tree trunks or rocks over which the moll usk crawls. Two Environments These mollusks are almost terrestrial in habit, spending their lives on mangrove trees, rocks, or weeds and remain a short distance always above the water. Mangrove limbs that grow above the high tide line are favorite grazing areas. As the tide rises, inundating the mangrove roots and lower limbs, the periwinkles crawl higher. As the tide recedes they descend t h c tree trunks. They love the beach but they don't go in the water. The unusual behavior of this shell to move away from the sea leads scientists to think it is turning its back to the ocean, to gradually become a land dwelling mollusk. This transi tion may take thousands of years, but the periwinkle is in no particular hurry. It has all the time in the world. In t h e Arsonist Sought For Illinois Fires MONMOUTH, 111. (UPI) A "mad arsonist" set a scries of fires that leveled two lumber yards and nearly destroyed a metal firm early today. State police posted armed guards around the Monmouth Hospital and the Colonial Nurs ing Home when the arsonist made an anonymous telephone threat that the two institutions were "next." Authorities also placed guards around all industrial plants and throughout the business district of this west-central Illinois com munity of 10,000 persons. The Monmouth Lumber Co., occupying a quarter block on the west side of town, and the Fullerton Lumber Co., which ranged over half a block on the south side, were destroyed. Half of the Monmouth Metal Culvert Co. burned to the ground. meantime it continues to be a dweller between the tides; a resident of the splash - zone, neither aquatic or truly land dwelling. The little fellow can't seem to be able to make up its feeble mind to swim or float. In the meantime it balances be tween two environmants. that kind of law at the Yale Law School. If Ike and HST had read the Constitution, they could not have missed the concluding sentence o' Article 12, proposed by Congress Dec. 12, 180J, and proclaimed adopted Sept. 25, 1804. That sentence reads: "But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of presi dent shall be eligible to that of vice president of the United States." Plain enough? Bans Third Term This sentence musi be under stood in the light of Article 22, effective Feb. 20, U'M, which forbade uny person thereafter ; to be elected president more ! than twicj. The tnird tcrmi amendment. It follows, then, ' that General Ike is constitu tionally ineligible In the cilice of president and, therefore, is not eligible lor elacton as vice president. Of course Ike would dress up a stop-Kennedy ticket, even in second place, but the whole idea is balmy and should be filed in the loony bin. However, we might get a new constitutional amendment requiring a candidr.ro for presi dent to prova he ha read '.ha U.S. Constitution before he is put in charge of pressing, protecting and defending same. Seems reasonable! LOG ENDS Quick Delivery MEDFORD FUEL CO. S & H Green Srampt PHONE 772-2111 16 PROOF ECHO SPRING OIST. CO.. LOUISVILLE- KY. mm Mre i IT! years old LJ x ' n vrJ f.4, BOURBON The success of the "Ages" LJIPJMBJ $480 SAY IT AGAIN, JmJ 5305 AHO ivJiL STARTS TOMORROW! 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