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4 C CAB Will Review Route Decisions For West Coast WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) announced Tuesday it will re view the initial decisions of two examiners in separate cases in volving western air routes. In one, the examiner recom mended that a carrier West Coast Airlines be granted au thority to operate nonstop ser vice between Spokane and Se attle, and Spokane and Port land, on a nonsubsidy basis. The same examiner also awarded United Air Lines per mission to provide improved service between Spokane and California points, Boise, Salt Lake City and Denver. Would Delete Cities The second case involved an examiner's initial decision per mitting West Coast to delete nine cities from its routes on the basis of the CAB's "use-it-or-lose-it" policy. This recommendation would have given the airline authority to drop four cities which it is authorized to serve but does not serve presently Newport -Toledo, Ore.; Ogden, Utah, and Omak and Whidbey Island, Wash. West Coast also would be allowed to end service to Bellingham, Wash.; Cut Bank Shelby, Mont.; Burns and Lake view, Ore., and Logan, Utah. The examiner also would have terminated West Coast's author ity to provide service between Klamath Falls, Ore., and Boise, Idaho. The CAB said it would let stand his recommendation that Bend-Redmond and Baker, Ore.; Ontario, Ore.-Payetto, Ida ho; Sun Vallcy-Hailey-Ketchum, Idaho; Great Falls and Kalis pell, Mont., and Olympia, Wash, be retained on Its routes. Made Permanent The board also put into effect the examiner's ruling for elimi nation of Newport-Toledo, Og den, Omak and Whidbey Island from West Coast's routes. It al so made permanent West Coast's authority to serve Sun Valley- Hailey- Ketchum, Idaho, and upheld the examiner's de cision requiring West Coast to serve three intermediate stops on flights between Salt Lake City and Spokane, Portland and Seattle. All oilier recommendations will be reviewed. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 13 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Developer Tells Of Firm Setup In Harney Trial PENDLETON (UPI) - The mail fraud trial of seven Chi cago and Los Angeles area men was in ils eighth day today aft er the first appearance of one of the defendants on the stand. John Millon Phillips Jr., 38, Evanston, 111., president of the Harney County Land Develop ment Corp., outlined the firm's corporato setup. Phillips said he was owner uf an advertising agency in Chi cago which he operates with an other defendant, Jack Chcrbo, 37. He said Cherbo was a vice president in the corporation which promoted sale of land in a 6,1119 acre subdivision south of Burns. T h e federal government charges alleged frnmlulnnt ad vertising in promotion of the one-acre tract which sold for $;i!)5 with $5 down and $5 a month. Phillips said he and Cherbo each received 10 per cent of the stock and that another 10 per cent went to Richard Dale Walker, 40, lxis Angeles, another defendant. Ho said Walker was important to the Lake Valley development becauso of his ex perience in the land develop menl business. Phillips testified 55 per cent of the slock was owned by David F. Koolish, 43, Winnetka, 111 Other defendants are Abraham L. Koolish, 70; George Edward Isaacs, 30, Glenclalo, Calif., and Maurice Arthur Hall, 3!i, Bever ly Hills, Calif. Phillips said that after seeing the Lake Valley area in lllfil he liked it in comparison to what he had seen elsewhere in the west. Several buyers of one-acre tracls testified they were satis fied Willi their purchases. "Frankly, I though it was bet tor than I figured it would bo," said James Allcrdice, Port Townsend, Wash. Among others who said they were satisfied were Clinton B. Quicr, maintenance foreman for the Clackamas Water District, and George W. 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DECEMBER 11, m3 7T mil" V POHTRAIT OK KENNEDY - President Johnson has asked Con- gress Is approve s Sbw is permit the minting of a m cent piece bearing the portrait of the late President John F. Kennedy. Un der present plans, i the proposal is adopted, the Kennedy like ness would be the same used on a "Presidential Series" medal (shown above) now being made and sold at the Philadelphia Mint. Giiroy Roberts, chief engraver of the U. S. Mint, sculptured the portrait. (UPI) tDlCK "WEST MWNFMS Extends -Invitation To West WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Man-Wii! - Never-Fly Memorial Society has kindly invited me to attend its annua! workshop meeting at Kitty Wawk, N. C, next week. I would like very much to go, but unfortunately I have been unable to get an airline reser vation. Nevertheless, I will be there in spirit 109 per cent. Also 100 proof. The MWNFMS is a highly spirited group, Its motto is: "Birds fly; men drink." When translated into Latin, the motto can be loosely interpreted to mean: "Man does sat fly. Or anyway, not on one wing." This year's workshop will be particularly significant hecause t coincides with the Hum anni versary of what the MWNFMS calls "The Wright broiners ai' leged nrsi tugnu- i Last year, it only coincided ' with the 59th anniversary of the! so-eaHed Right. i More Significant As everyone knowns, an anni versary that is divisible by 10 is always more significant than an odd-numbered anniversary. Except those that are divisible by 25. As usual, the workshop wtli feature a scries of panel di: case. They may be summarized as follows: 1. Why would the Wrieht brothers, or arsyene else far that matter, climb to the top of Kill Devil Hill unless Ihey intended to fly? , 2. If men cannot flv. whv dn they keep on building air-planes? Although MWNFMS members regard these questions as quib bling, they have resolved to meet the issue head en. 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The "ferrvinu and renrfoz- cussions revolving around thelyous" techniques are not sow litis much is fcnswrs; On or about Dec. 17, 1903, couple ot chaps who gave their names as urvuie ana vvuuur Wright climbed lo the lop of She hill. One eSSmbed back dewa again. Many otherwise sensible peo ple, including a number of influ ential government officials, have gone on record as believing that the other one flew down. That theory Is hotly disputed by the MWNFMS, which was formed to defend the law of gravity against attacks by such radicals. Tlmu&ht Ridiculous Under the rallying cry of "we said (pause) it couldn't be done," the society has sought ts rnnvincn thinking men every where that the thought of man flying is ridiculous, wmcii, oi course, it is. There are, however, two min or weaknesses in the society s old conlroversy of "What really la part of the space laboratory happened on Kill uevu miiu project, out are considered to HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS 2.95 VALUE 199 FEtfTORIA tl.t. APP. ELECTRIC CORN POPPER Hoi for S&tfB, $fwf Jt Chili, Spogrtfltti, etc. PAY LESS t White Ciiy Firm Buys Rogue Timber Fir-Ply, Inc., White City, was high bidder Monday for 1,660,000 board feet of timber in the Pea vine Burn Select area, Prospect Ranger District, Rogue River National Forest. Forest Supervisor C. E. Brown reported the high bid totaled $44,203, compared to the Forest Service appraised price ol 739. Next high bidder in the oral auction for the timber was S & W Logging of Prospect. The other bidder was GSssa-Lawye!' Lumber. Inc. Timber in the unit consisted ol 1,330,000 board feet of Douglas fir bid at $27.25 per thousand i board feet, 130,009 beard feet of ! sugar pine, pondcrosa pine, and (western white pine bid at $42.85 per thousand board lect, and 150,000 board feet ot incense ce dar and other species bid at $2.25 per thousand board feet. be potenttaf steps. At present, plans are limited lo getting (he pressurized ve hicle into space, and recovering two or more astronauts, who will accsmpsny it. I lie Defense Department an nounced the ambitious program Tuesday, confirming at the same time the death of the Byna - Soar spaceship project. The new project is to be known as the ncar-carlh Manned Or biting Laboratory (MOD pro ject. 'Narrow Objectives Defense Secretary Robert S. MeNamara said the Byna-Soar project had narrow objectives and was not an adequate pro gram for the future. Under the space laboratory project, the two astronauts who accompany the scientific work ship will enter it for a month's slay auer it m orots. The men will ride into orbit on the same rocket booster as the lab oratory but at launch time, they will be in a modified version of tits gemvni space capsule. If the ferrying technique is adsled to the program, relief crews and replacement supplies could be sent up when the orig inal astronauts return to earth. MeNamara said this potential did not exist on the Byna-Soar project and that this was one reason that he was cancelling the program which already has cost $400 million. Atlantic City 'Walk' To Be Kennedy Plaza ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) The city commission an nouced Tuesday that the plaza on the Boardwalk in front of Convention Ifatt wilt be named in honor of the late President Kennedy, The John F. Kennedy Plaza wilt have a bronze or alumi num bust of the late Chief Ex ecutive on a marble pedestal in the center of the rotunda facing the boardwalk. 1959 FOBS 2-DR. H.T. GALAXIE Radio, Heater, Auie. Trarti., Pswsr Steering 1299 PAUL LEA MOTORS 12TH AND RIVERSIDE
