Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 07, 1963, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Text6 B THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON BY ZDXCVC WEST Admiration for Vote Interpreters WASHINGTON (UPI) - Aft or each election there comes a period of what is known in po litical circles as "analyzing ine returns." 'The ballots we cast don't just sDeak for themselves, you know. In order for us to under stand why we voted the way we did, somebody has got to sit down and figure out what we meant when we voted tnat way. I have great admiration for election interpreters, mainly be cause 1 have never oeen aDie to master that art myself. But I keen on Irving lust the same. In the wake of the elections this week, I approached a friend of mine who specializes in interpretations and asked him to give me a few pointers. Says It's Easy "It's quite simple really, once you get the hang of it. When issues are involved you analyze the politicians and when poli ticians are involved you analyze the issues. Got it?" "I think so," I said. "Would you mind giving me an exam ple?" "Very well. Take the mayor alty election in Philadelphia. A Democrat named James H. J. Tate defeated a Republican named James T. McDermott. How would you interpret that?" "Could it mean that a major ity of the voters felt that Tate would be a better mayor than McDermott.' :"Good heavens!" my friend exclaimed, you do need help "Well, then, maybe it means that Philadelphia voters are prejudiced in favor of candi dates with two middle initials." "You are trying to analyze the politicians, my friend said. "What this election provides is an opportunity to analyze the political impact of the civil rights issue." Tries Another "I think I'm catching on," I said. "Try me on another one." 'All right, in New York uty, the voters went on record 3 to 1 in favor of legalizing off-track betting on horse races. Let's see how you analyze that." "I analyze it to mean that three out of every four New Yorkers are in favor of legaliz ing off-track betting," I said. 'Now you are trying to analyze the issue," my mentor commented. "This one should be interpreted as a political vic tory for Mayor Wagner." l manned my inena tor ex plaining the system to me and I believe I have it all straight ened out now. According to my analysis of the returns, the odds against a New York horse being elected mayor of Philadelphia on a civ il rights platform are 3 to 1, off-track. They'll Do It Every Time i.m. - By Jimmy Hatlo fTfriN ,4yW typJ! mBti SPEAK TO MB!!) u, l 3fe'v-ga ( QRULLER.THREE SPITBALLS IN My" J WHO'S IN mr.f'sS)iCLSAaE7M1Mooseme, charge here I fOHWi UNBENDING ' Sgp cR i DllH.l rr-rc II w usm mi ii B in k. -v r?..ssvtt NO AT THE HEMLINE RESIDENCE -DO HIS kIDS TOE THE LINE ? Heh-heh-heH-give a look LISTEN. TkaxllNOAim VP TO HOWARD M.SAC,Wy ca: c hjviijdi 'Kil ryioTi'Auri if- Fireman's Ball Set In Jacksonville Jacksonville The an nual Fireman's ball sponsored by the Jacksonville Volunteer firemen will be held Saturday, Nov. 30, at the Jacksonville Community Hall. Proceeds from the dance will be used to purchase equipment for the fire department. Fire men earn money from other ac tivities during the year, but the majority of the funds are re ceived each year from the ball. The dance will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Company Managers Attend Sales Dinner Managers of the five offices of the Red Arrow Realty at tended a sales force dinner re cently at the Riverview Cafe in Shady Cove. ' Discussion centered on how to better serve the real estate buy ers and sellers in Jackson Coun ty. Roy H Maudlin, broker, is owner of the firm. , Those attending were from the Talent, Shady Cove, Jackson ville, Prospect and M e d f o r d branches. Third Continuance Won at Klamath KLAMATH FALLS (UPI) Slaying suspect Archie Foster won a third continuance of his case in Klamath County Circuit Court Wednesday. His attorney, Charles Burt of Salem, requested and received an indefinite delay until the Or egon Supreme Court acts on a writ of mandamus. Foster, 41, is charged with first degree murder in the slay ing of Eunice Biss at Beatty last July. Eisenhower's Book Published WASHINGTON (UPI)-"Ma& date for Change", the first in stallment of Dwight D. Eisen hower's memoirs of his White House years, was published to dayanother landmark in the former president's highly suc cessful literary career. The 650-page book has been chosen as a selection of the Literary Guild Book Club. Ad vance installments have ap peared serially in a number of major newspapers over the past few weeks. Both of these fac tors almost insure it will be a best-seller, perhaps on a scale equaling that of his first book, "Crusade in Europe." It was the enormously popu lar "Crusade in Europe" that gave Eisenhower a measure of financial independence. The proceeds from that book wnt toward purchase of his farm at Gettysburg, Pa., the first home he has owned after years of living on Army posts around the world. Eisenhower deals with the first term of his eight-year (1953-61) administration in the current book. The second term will be covered in another vol ume planned for publication late next year. The early critical consensus on "Mandate for Change" ap peared to be that while the for mer president has described the great and momentous events of his first four years in the White I House, he just as carefully has omitted all of the colorful de-l tails. The meat is there, but the juice is gone. j TAUIUS APR. 21 I W MAY 21 IT13MM8-75I W76-77-84-a5l STAR GAZER' By CLAY R. 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