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" WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1963
e of Competition for Jobs Goes to Person With Experience
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that an unemployed executive
most possess is adaptability. He
must be willing to learn the
new skills and vocabulary that
are a part of the growing elec
tronics and space industries to
improve his chances for a new
job.
He must recognize that the
methods of his former company
may not apply in his new job.
And be must realize that his
past experience will be mean
ingless if he cannot prove him
self to his new employer by his
on-the-job performance.
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U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Forming Indian Trust Funds
SAN FRANCISm Mton A ,. -- ....
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A
cash or remain in the tribe and
the association was limited to
blamed the attitudes of both in
dustry and the unemployed ex.
share to pension and health
funds that be will benefit from.
The out-of-work executives,
however, create some of their
own job-hunting problems, Har
ris said. Many don't know how
to start preparing a resume.
Harris told of one man who
was about to leave for a job
Interview dressed in a sport
shirt and slacks.
To Harris, the key attribute
Under law, the plaintiffs could
ment that the form of the choice
written by U.S. Dist. Judge Wil-1 Richard H. Chambers and Judge
By CHARLES WILSON ;
United Preu Intcraatinal
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) In
the competition (or jobs, the
edge Is generally given to the
man with experience providing
he's not past the age of 40.
This is the conclusion of Lee
V. Harris, who has devoted
much of the past eight years
to helping competent, out-of-work
executives find new jobs.
"Employers today seem to
war.'- a man 35 years old with
25 to 30 years of experience,"
Harris said, pointing to the help
wanted ads in a local newspa
per to emphasize his point.
A retired Army colonel, Har
ris closed down the 40-Plus As
sociation of Northern California,
a non-profit organization that
worked for 23 years to solve the
problem of the unemployed
business or professional man.
association's board of directors
the volunteer work of its mem'
decision in the U.S. Court of
Appeals Tuesday upheld the es
tablishment of trusts for some
Klamath Indians "in need of
assistance in conducting their
affairs."
Under the Klamath Termina
tion Act, the Indians were al
lowed to choose in 1958 whether
they would withdraw from the
Southern Oregon tribe and take
their share of tribal assets in
have their share of assets man
aged with the group's.
The then-secretary of interior
determined that the plaintiffs in
the appeals case, Furman Crain
Sr., Marian Crain and Tilda
Chavez, were in need of assis
tance. He placed their assets,
which they had withdrawn from
the tribe's, in trust with the
First National Bank of Oregon
at Portland.
have challenged this arrange
ment in a naturalization court,
but they did not do so.
Instead, they asked a Federal
District Court to hold the pri
vate trust unconstitutional. The
district court rendered summary
judgment against them.
The court of appeals denied
the argument of unconstitution
ality. Also rejected was an argu
given the Klamath Indians in
1958 did not comply with the re
quirements of the termination
act.
The court of appeals said the
law did not require any particu
lar form of ballot and that the
interior secretary had ultimate
authority in the adoption of any
plan.
The opinion, issued last Wed
nesday in Los Angeles, was
nam i. tseeKs ot Seattle, it also Stanley Barnes of the U.S. Court
was signed by Chief Judge I of Appeals.
Harris made It clear the as
sociation was closing its doors
because of lack of funds, not
because the problem has been
solved.
"Ten years ago a company
would say, 'Don't send me any
one over 52,' " Harris said. "To
day the age limit has dropped
to 45."
Harris was a member of the
for eight years and spent much
of his time handling its day-today
activities. He took charge
of the group when its execu
tive director, David Abrams,
died in August.
One of 18 such organizations
in the United States, the 40-Plus
Association of Northern Califor
nia had a chronic shortage of
funds and depended largely on
bers.
But its efforts were quite suc
cessful. During its 23 years, the
association placed some 6,500
executives with 2,400 com
panies. Harris figured the earn
ings of those men totaled $36,
400,000. "We were very selective In
the men we accepted as mem
bers," he said. Membership in
executives with annual earnings
of between $7,500 and $20,000
who had been displaced by re
tirement policies of their com
panies, mergers or sale of their
companies. Only one applicant
in 10 met the membership re
quirements. But even such top quality ex
ecutives had difficulty locating
new jobs, Harris said. He
ecutives for this.
Companies today hesitate to
hire an older man despite his
valuable experience because of
the time and money that must
be spent on training and re
training programs, Harris said.
Some companies also feel that
an older man will not work
long enough to contribute his
mi,
Resolution Would Authorize Authority
jimrt
WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen.
The authority would build and
Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., has in
troduced a resolution in Con
gress to authorize eight states
and the District of Columbia to
establish a joint transit author
ity. operate an "Atlantic Coast Can
nonball" high speed rail com
muter service at speeds of 130
miles an hour from Boston to
Washington.
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ice early next year, expanding jet service
to many cities. The Medford airport is
equipped to handle this jet service, United
pointed out, but no schedule has been an
nounced including Medford.
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Fight Under Way
To Block Merger
Of Two Railroads
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) A
fight was under way today by
dissident shareholders and di
rectors of Western Pacific Rail
road to block merger of the line
with the Santa Fe Railway.
The group, which includes
three of the 16 directors, hopes
to keep the 1,193-mile San Fran-
cisco-to-Salt Lake City line in
dependent. The WP board ma
jority has voted to support San
ta Fe's application to the inter
state commerce comission for
authority to acquire stock con
trol of WP.
The "rebels" maintain that
the railroad is solvent and as
such should continue to oper
ate independently. Both Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific an-
plied to the ICG to acquire the
wp . An ICC commissioner rec
ommended on Sept. 10 that San
ta Fe be authorized to acquire
WP through a common stock
exchange. The full commission
has yet to rule on the case
Would Fight
Monday, the "rebels" vowed
they would fight the board down
to the last vote In an effort to
keep WP independent. The
group announced that as soon
as filing can be made with the
Securities Exchange Commis
sion, it will solicit proxies in op
position to management s position.
In view of the action, man
agement announced that a spe
cial meeting of shareholders
will be held Jan. 10 for the pur
pose of "getting shareholders'
views as to the board s action
in opposing Southern Pacific's
application and in endorsing and
supporting Santa Fe'8 applica
tion to the ICC for authority to
acquire stock control of WP."
Pleasant Vailey
Plagued by Foxes
PLEASANT VALLEY, . Ore.
(UPI) It takes a lot to annoy
the residents of this small com
munity near Sweet Home.
While noisy jets, automobiles,
and the everyday confusion of
the world pass by without no
tice, residents here are finding
sleep hard to come by since an
increase in the wild fox popula
tion.
The yapping of baby foxes is
heard on the hillside, young red
dish foxes 3ie seen in barn and
poultry yards, and a large old
shaggy grey fox appears to
know when "he's safe und trots
boldly down the road during
times wncn tne numans wno see
him lack a gun.
With the increase of foxes
there has bcn a decrease in the
poultry population. Some say
Pleasant Valley la less pleasant
this year.
Court Records
JUHTICB COURT ' ' r
Ashland District
Delmer Handel Shulta. nk red
flag on extended, $15.
jerry P. Snider, overload. MS.
Gordon C. Melilcke. failure to
Atop school bus, $I!it
uioya w. wnitaKer, truck ipeea
lnir. $lo. . :
Howard P. Hunter, exnirtwt mo
tor vehicle license, $5.
Walter V. Hubbard, overload.
$74.
Wanda S. Mctlroy, violation of
basic rule. $12.50.
Maxwell C. Roberion, truck
speeding, $10.
wood row w. At wood, overload.
itoaer r, wiison. no fuc Der-
mlt. $25. .i . j.-.:
William D. McKlnnon. no rear
VIUW IIUIIIM , IU,
- Joscnh P. Holla, no rear mirror.
$10.
Rcginn E, Adama, obstructed vi
sion. $10.
Gary n smith, no heart ant. $10.
David E. Foreman, no declared
weight receipt, $23.
William M- Davis Sr., disobeyed
stnn sien. $15.
Donald b. Jtmerson.i overload,
Alan C, pruitt, overload, $A0.
Carthal J. Hamilton, overload,
$24.
Ernest- S. Fitzgerald, overload,
Gertrude C. BeecheV, expired
motor vehicle license. $5.
Robert V. Wagner, violation of
Dflsic ruie, am.
Edward A. Pantle.. overload, $24,
Frank P. L.avlon. nverwirilh. Sift
Wilber A. Taylor, expired motor
vehicle license. $5.
jonn ii, vote, lauure to tag dear
no vehicle
viola-
JmTTV ijm .tsrmin
license. $5.
Charles Douglas Wilson,
nun o( DBsic ruie, io.
1 Johnnie Leon Spencer, no opera
tor's license, $5.
Dale - Arlin Barnard, speeding,
$40. .
William Leslie Jones, violation
of basic rule, $20.
Carol. Alene Rose, failure to
yield right-of-way, $20.
ly-narn A'n eauey, disobeyed
traffic sign, $10.
John Harry Bunker, no vehicle
license, $5.
Hans M. Skinerlnnri lmnrnn.
passing, $5. ' r h
Karen Velma Warner, violation
of basic rule, $5.
jein LeRoy Kubenmayer, no ve
hicle license. $2.50.
Erhardt John Blind, violation of
basic rule, $5.
Veronica Katherine Rasher, no
Oregon license. $50 suspended.
. lrvin Day Bostwirk Jr., viols
tion of basic ruie, $15.
properly, $20.30.
vinceni
C ClafHn. overload.
$114.
Donald R. Thompklns, disobeyed
aiup aiKn, ip.
Harold R. TutUe. no llffhfj slO
Robert Ci. Baker, violation of ba
sic rule. 25.
Dennis L. Edwards, violation of
basic rule, $25.
Donald E. Wilcox, t excessive
noise, siu.
James W. Akerill, disobeyed
iraiiic iiRni, 910.
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DISTRICT COURT
Ronald Keith Bever, no opera
tor's license, $5.
Boyd Albert Hamntnn. no opera
tor' license, $3; improper left
turn. $5.
Mary Rita Hampton, no opera
tor's license, $5.
Howard Glenn Bess, no emer
gency brake. $10.
Jack uyrtue petterson, exces
sive noise, $5.
Lester Earmel Crandall. over
load. S24.
jan IjCWib uuaennerry, lauure 10
transfer title. S3.
Larry Lcc Frazier, violation of
basic rule. $23.
David Oena McMurry, violation
Of hnxlc rule.'-25.
Wilbur Ray Brogon, violation of
Ida May Goshorn, improper
iurn, io.
Frank Armstrong, truck speed
inc. $10.
Elmer LeRoy .Champion, over
load. 121.
Jamoa Verdnn Broohv. anrllne
with prohibited method. $60.
Stanley jtawara amiui, lauura xo
stop, 3.
Geora-ene Ann wenoer. failure
to dim lights. $0.
Hnrrv Glover Dowaon. violation
of basic rule, $10.
Manfred Bruna Slromm. failure
to dim lights, $3.
Harold Leslie Schmelzer, fail
ure to stop, $5
uaniei unanes marunec, - anv
ing without lights, $1S.
Publicly Owned Rapid
Transit Revenue Source
CHICAGO (UPI) - Publicly
owned urban rapid transit lines
can be a source of revenue for
privately owned railroads.
The Chicago and North West
ern Railway, which operates
commuter service in competi
tion with the Chicago Transit
Authority (CTA) in some areas
of the city, realizes $158,000 an
nually in rent from the CHA for
2.5 miles of double-track right-of-way.
House Approves
Oregon Projects
WASHINGTON fUPI) - Thn
House Tuesday passed an an
propriation bill containing funds
for several Oregon projects:
Rep. Walter Norblad. R-Ore..
said the following amounts were
included:
Yaquina Bay and Harbor, $1.5
million for construction, $125,
000 for operations and mainten
ance. Tillaniook Bay North Jetty,
$1.1 million construction and
$30,000 operation and mainten
ance.
Dcpne Bay, operation and
maintenance, $27,000.
Willamette River Basin Sur
vey, $350,000.
Ulamette River bank protec
tion, $600,000.
CIRCUIT COURT
Frnnrcii Muxlne Bnrker vi. Ra
mon Rex Unrkcr, divorce decree.
s. Hon cord or vr. Marjorie uor-
dler, divorce decree.
Ronald JnniCH uentit vi. Atva
Joyce Dchul, divorce decree.
Gloria Sue Wllunn vi. waller L..
Wilson, divorce complelnt.'
Mnrllvn Z. Kllnff VI. Ronald
Krnnk Kllnn, divorce complaint.
HHrhnra Ray Rabhltt va. John
EnniB Bahhltl, divorce complaint.
Carol Ann Mnrria vi. J. Brad
Icy Morris, divorce complaint
Catherine Edith Ellli va. WUlard
Auatln Ellla. divorce complaint.
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Stanley nriand neti. weat Main
Slreet. Medford, and Eriel Karlne
Hcrohe m, tIJI'i b.u. S7tn Ave..
Portland.
Marv In Wendell McGee. 24ID
Stevens Way, Medford, and Jane
Louise Evane, 2403 Starlite Lane,
Medford.
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Ronald Gale Jonas. ImDrootr
tall light. $10.
Cecil Claude sianiey. drlvin on
wrnnR stele of street, $10.
Karon Alice Mayfleld, violation
of basic rulp. $20.
DortMm Mn s e Knowles. fallura
to yield right of way, $2).
Jerald James MrGrew, dls
ohryrd traffic slRnal, $10.
Dnvld Unyd Dixon, disobeyed
traffic aiiinal. $10.
Dary Grant Long, Improper left
turn. $10.
Martha iJivell Black, disobeyed
traffic sicnal, $10.
Clifford Edward Cooper, dls
obeyed traffic sifinal, $10.
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