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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1963)
Newspicfure Award To Aid Youngster NEW YORK (LTD Money gle out any picture or photog tisually awarded in the monthly : rapher. UPI Newspicturcs contest will1 Paltie Corte, now 17, is the Co to the Pattie Corte (und for daughter of the late Charles Novemher because the assassi- Corle' former UP Photographer n-.tinn r ij,.; I v j . ' in Washington. Corte, Mrs. Cor iidlion of President Kennedy and :te and M Corle.s aunt were related events produced such a killed in an automobile accident (lood of outstanding UPI news-j August, 1961, in which Pattie pictures coverage that the con-i was so seriously injured that lesl judges felt it unfair to sin-1 she now is a paraplegic. PAGES 1 lo 10 SECTION D f A TY MEDFORDsJEaWTRIBUNE MKDKORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963 ,. I gSls-3? ....... li '-'' ' per month rents a new precision- busli portable i ...then should you decide to buy-we apply up to 3 montiis' rent toward the purchase price. You can nav balance on ennvpn. ient terms. Remember, there is no obligation to my. It's easy just see us or call us for all details! t- terrene ACT FMMLY BOM IZJ0 ""5!ts5iC::::Ijt !'' r P.TI ft M4? SQUARE FEET ; n 1 ytfj MAR V) 3- 6- 8 3i ,''46-75 89 9q STAR GAZE1CM Br CLAY R. POLLAN' TAUHUS A 21 I 4-? MAV 3. Your Doily Acrtvify Guide jActoro'tna to the Stan. To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers or your zodiac btrth sign. CI MINI MAY 22 jus't ;; Desparadoes Held On Murder Charge CAMERON, Tex. (UPI) - Four desperadoes, accused of murder in a week-long robbery rampage, sal glumly in their jail cells today, looking "like the end of the road. The four, Cecil Green, 21, John Lucas, 19. Gerald Eaton, 18, and Dennis Woods. 17, iverj captured in a door-to-door, ha.-n to barn search Monday f.Cer they returned to the scene o;' a crime they were accuse'l of committing last week. lhcy were found in an aban doned farmhouse. The four carnival workers surrendered meekly, v?n though thev were armed with two shotguns, two rifles '.n:l a pistol. Eleven more rifl.'s and shotguns were found in .1 car they had abandoned. The four were charged with the Friday night slaying of Len ard Culpepper, 55. at his home in York, Ala., and armed rob herics of families in Buckholts, Tex. and Randlctl, Okla. J 1-16 S '40-48 1931 81-83 157-59.46 68 70-76 85-S6J July :j j At G 2 ' 2- 9-28-31 32-45 33 VUGO A AKIt 24 SEPT. 2? 1 A 2 Don't 3 Ym.r 4 Whot A Toienl 7 Are 9 Let 12 V.njre U Atle 1 4 Somnvie'i lRevfol l6Htiity 1 7 Your 1R Mat-v 24 lo '.'ft Amhififwn 27 Seldom 28 Sfmeont 29 Go 30 Soor 31 Dirt 3 Y0J .33 i.ipntided 34 Br.-vj 35 Wo. r. '.9 2f May 37 f-a, 33 It ."9 With 40 Pfrak 41 Tok.e 4?TIey 41 T-. 44 Aner 4b Be 46 Thft 47 What 4B A 40 Sf?my"e S-OTry ?W1CP" b4 Oti I ! FloHer Doy " Art S8 Heolflt 9 fcvnctly Wtor ! Ar )2 Tiotlrr 64 Receot'on (JO It H 9-w 70T-t 71 Wfi 72Yrvi 73 W'o-t 74 A(ton 75 THn9s 7f. 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Phone 773-1731 How to achieve the maximum of usefulness in a minimum amount of space is every pros pective homeowner's budget problem a not insurmount able one, as is illustrated in this compact three bedroom home. Spaciousness and even grandeur has been achieved by excellent planning in this medium size design a difficult problem in a home with this number and size of rooms. Each area of this design con tributes to the overall livability of the home. First, the "dead end" living room is just off the entry. A bank of windows looks out over a low planter toward the street. For greater expansi bility, sliding glass doors open to the roofed patio as do similar our one more ay no more ! 6 Half Quarts SAME PRICE AS KING SIZE SERVES 1 MORE S drinks (not 2) SWITCH TO RC HALF QUARTS SAVE! ft Mf .:t'ii5'!eC.' t T f ' I ''- i i 1 1 1 Saa. doors in the family room. With I such easy access, the patio be-1 comes a private outdoor living area and gives a substantial illusion of extra space to both the family and living rooms. Half-Wall at Nook The ample size and informal family room is partially open to the kitchen because of the half -wall at the nook. You'll thoroughly enjoy the kitchen due to the remarkable efficiency of the built-ins and (lie touch of luxury which they add to con temporary living. In addition to the generous amount of cabinet storage, there is an extra wide floor to ceiling pantry. Note the spaciousness of the nook area. To decrease the number of baths, one hath is accessible from both the service and the master bedroom. The other bath is off the bedroom hall. Linen. broom and guest closets open to this bedroom hall. Notice the wide built-in telephone desk with wall cabinets over which is lo cated next to the broom closet. The garage door has been off 't in the oversized garage 21'x2P outside dimensions to provide space for storage, forc ed air furnace and water heater along the wall next lo the bed room wing. The interesting roof lines to gether with the wide caves and the brick planters all flow to gether to form an appealing ex- tenor. Comnlfle workinc drawings tor lhl plan ran br purrhanrri t A rMt of S7.30 for Ihr firsl .rl and $3 ! tor rach additional srt whrn ordered at thr .ame time Thia plan will hr available at these prices until April I.) Please allow two In tbrer weeks or delivery. The tol- lowins home plan hooks Bie also available: Hallmark Moniea Homes Bv Hiawatha. XI: Town and Loumry Monies. i; Homes For Liv ing, i; ui.nnellve Homes. M: Ranrh and Modern Homes. Si All i hooks, a $7 value, only w Send all orders for either plans or hooks to: Hiawatha Eslcs, P o. Box jvorthrtdne. cam. Motions Filed in Mail Fraud Case PORTLAND (UPI) - Three men found guilty of mail fraud and conspiracy in the sale of land in a Harney County sub division filed motions Wednes day asking that the convictions be set aside. U.S. District .ludge John K. Kilkenny, who heard the case earlier this month in Pendleton, set a hearing for Monday mnr set a hearing for Monday morn ing here. Richard D. Walker. 41, Los An geles; John M. Phillips Jr., ,1R, Kvanston. III., and Jack C. Chcrbo, 37, Chicago. The motions contend that there was insufficient evidence lo support a conviction and that tne judge erred in allowing prejudicial and improper losti-monv. The men arc scheduled to he sentenced Feb. I Four other de fendants indicted in connection with the sale of Lake Valley ' ; land tracts 22 miles south of ; is Burns were acquitted. The common garden snail has 14.175 tcelh. These arc located 1 fmmmmy - .. 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