Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 14, 1935, Page 10, Image 10

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MEDFORD JfflL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MOND'AY, OCTOBER H, 1935
Chicago World's Fair "Talking Kitchen" Shown at Bean's This Week
UE KITCHEN
PLAY WILL BE
ENED TUESDAY
king Kitchen" U being In
iday at C. D. Bean, Inc.. In
to grwt the public tonight
ock. For the remainder of
: during the day and from 7
, m. visitor! will be enter
7 this unique feature from
ral Electric "House of Mag-
pearance In Medford of the
Kitchen marka its third
In the western states out
an Diego, Oal where It was
eutly exhibited. Originally
lsplayed at the Century of
exposition In Chicago,
ice which will speak for
m and demonstrate their
s Include a newest type
nel metal cabinet atyle sink
built-in dishwasher and a
top refrigerator. Each of
a General Electric product.
) truck load of equipment
am Greene, an electrical en
gravel with the Talking
sri of this novel General
emonstrator have fashioned
of one of the units In a
ime selected from a large
if entries. This Is used as
ve background for the Talk
ten equipment. It consists
tuomatlc and continuous
t action presentation of six
fialf minutes featuring the
llcctrlo kitchen and each of
major appliances talks In
person and at the same
tmatlcally demonstrates Its
quality and utility fea
may be started by the push
on or may be arranged so
rate continuously with a
w Intermission,
Kitchen Modernization Important
' 1
RAL ELECTRIC
I
lng General Electrics "New
home Idea, a contest was
with architects from many
ipotlng In the event which
ncover the perfect "Home
Fifty-four prizes sggre
,000 were offered and with
tlve more than 6000 con
riade entries. When the
udglng arrived, more than
ings had been submitted,
t number ever entered In
ectural competition,
wlnga on cards 30 Inches
es, if they bad been placed
lde, would stretch out to
tely one mile. Judging In
eachlng contest was In
a Jury of eleven members,
hem outstanding architects
ver the United States,
of the drawings Indicated
ortant trends, and It was
that the dealgnera almost
had worked out an In
ch was livable rather than
t a house that would be
nd appropriate for the lot
It sunns. The houses were
designed as places to live
ot Just to look at; these
arly represented the Amer
f living. The special char-
of "New American" de-
rail Ki
PLANS OF MODEL
Bedrooms In th home are more
used than tho kitchen, at least as far
oa the housewife la concerned. A fed
eral housing loan could not be put
to a better use than the modernisa
tion of the kitchen making It a
place whew the housewife will enjoy
her work, surrounded by labor-saving
conveniences, and a colorful, cheery
atmosphere. To complete the mod
ern kitchen, thers aliould be ample
built-in cabinets and bins; shiny pots
and pans and plenty of uttcful house
wares, Etoctrlml servants, too. have
an Important placo In tho kitchen of
today the electrlo range Is Indispen
sable; the dish-washer, refrigerator,
washing machine, lroner and count
less appliances go to make up a kitch
en that will lighten the hours of labor
for housewives and make these fewer
hours of work more pleasant.
By BEAM'S STORE
A -booklet showing comprehensive
plans for the "New American" home
copied from those submitted by 2040
architects in a recent contest has
been published by the General Elec
tric company. These interesting
drawings may be Inspected at O.
D. Bean Incorporated on East Main
street, according to an announce
ment today by C. D. Bean,
Many of these plans for Ideal
American home are being used by
leading magazines to give families
Ideas for building new houses and
for remodeling old structures. There
are " livable models for every need
ranging from small houses for mod
erate sized families and large, pre
tentious buildings for people of ex
tensive Incomes.
The home building program In
eluded In General Electrtc's graphic
exposition explains- the plan to the
public utility companies, contractors,
builders, banks and all cooperating
agencies. The minimum objective or
General Electric is to 'have one
house built for every 100,000 of pop
ulation and they expect that upward
of 3,000 will be built. They will be
demonstration houses only and 6,000
has been set as the maximum limit.
The simultaneous opening of these
houses all over the country will
focus the attention of the public
on all that Is new and best in
homes. The extent to which modern
living has become electrical living
will bo particularly apparent. .
Radicalism Seen
As Health Factor
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14. (UP)
The "red menace" oficially became a
disease tonight, when Dr. Walter M.
Dickie, state health chief, announced
health officers would have to study
community health problems from the
point of view of "Increasing trends
of radicalism, because these factors,
heretofore considered unimportant,
have become of prime importance in
maintenance of community health."
signs are unmistakable, the conclu
sions having been listed by the Gen
eral Electrlo company:
The "New American" style house
Is built from the Inside out: It Is
designed for convenience of space-use
In contrast to conventional designing;
It provides for the co-ordination ol
Indoor and outdoor living with ter
races, porches, decks and roof space
directly available from several rooms;
It is simple In design with cornices
and traditional mouldings eliminat
ed; the "New American home empha
sizes practical, livable relation of
rooms to each other; there Is a tend
ency to combine the dining room
with the living room; windows arc
larger and placed where they do the
most good; In many cases the now
type home Is air conditioned; It has
adequate wiring and lighting.
4
Here from Porllnnd T. E. Leaf and
h. M. IJraker of Portland were busi
ness callers In Medford today, arriv
ing by train this morning.
4 I
Be correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.
GUNSMITH. Repairs for All makefc
of guns. Sims Bros.. 33 N. Fir.
G E REFRIGERATOR
iOSTS ONLY
( cm d)(
DAY TO OPERATE
6
MP
CIS Itv nor mooe? with
ncr.l Electric it met lest
;nt and list, longer. "Ageless"
dinsteel mechanism carriea
art Performance Protection
inly 1 year. Give, you re.
iration that is equivalent to
lbs. of ice for approximately
worth of electric current
nen General Electric models
Hect from 'all modern con
ence features, of count.
OTHING DOWN
jrms As Low As $5 a Month
. D. BEAN, Inc.
Main St.
Phone 497
STARTLING
DEMONSTRATION
OF THK NEW
G.E. Dish Washer
' All This Week In Our Windows
Featuring A Special Glass Sided
Demonstration Model ,
C. D. BEAN, Inc.
229 E. MAIN
PHONE 497
"Modern" Home Can Be Beautiful
May Be Efficient Without Being Severe
COMPLIMENTS
TO THE COOK!
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ft i
Th "SOVtmiGN" sbbbm
Ona 10 O.n.tot I A S"m I
lltcttlt Rana. Medals I Jjj E'Al I
I MUM HI T I
The new Gsn.ral
Electric Hi.ip.rd
Calrod heating unit
Ihtt hi m4. electric
cooWtrr fff ana
lr mot. economical.
All appetites are alike to the
cook with New General
Electric Range. She easily
wln the perfect compliment
of the) empty plate, Meats
and vegetables are cooked In
Ihelr own nutritloua Juices
their natural goodness is
cooked intt not out of them.
YOUR NEU RANG!
SH0UID IE ElECTRICI
Heat is accurately controlled
automatically. Kitchen time
Iscut in half andyou will ha.e
I clean, cool, "air-condl.
tioned" kitchen. We will he
hippy to demonstrate with
out cost or obligation to you.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
C. D. BEAN, Inc.
220 E. Main St.
Thone 407
mi m m I
.a
When building a house why not or fitting out an office? "Modern
be as sensible as in choosing a carl architecture can be beautiful and
simple without being garish.
I Much of the expense In building
I homes to the old conventional pat
terns comes from the construction of
Irregular walla, laying of unnecessary
roofs, and tack log-on of gables and
peaked roofs, which" results also In a
large area of dead space.
The efficiency of a modern home
can be achieved without severity of
lines, as is shown In this home, the
exterior of which is relieved by a
slight wall recession to the left of
the entrance bay and the terra cot
ta tile decoration1 in the Spanish
manner. 1
The walls are of buff-toned on
rete, which can be cast In wooden
forms, with the tile of warm colors
and conservative modernistic pat
terns. The house Is rectangular, permit
ting a logical and simple arrange
ment of rooms. The entrance hall
serves also as a stair hall with a
small lavatory on the first landing.
The living room is to the left of the
entrance hall with a fireplace at the
far end giving depth and warmness
to the room. The dining room and
kitchen at the rear of the first floor
are connected with a small butler's
pantry.
Four bedrooms and a bathroom
separate from all occupy the second
floor.
The cost of building this residence
would vary from $8,000 In the south
and west to about $10,999 in New
England and the middle Atlantic sea
board states.
1 MAIL SHOWS
GROWTHON COAST
Medford citizens and those of other
Pacific coast states are exchanging
a steadily Increasing amount of air
mall letters, with approximately 11,
200,700 such missive bavin bees
flown over the coastwise airway In
the last six months, it was reported
today by 1. O. Devaney, field man
ager of United Air Lines here.
Devaney declared that still further
Increases are expected as a result of
United' faster airmail - passenger
schedules which became effective Oc
tober 1, with introduction of 1935
type twin-engined Boeing transports
on the company's Van couver-Med ford
San Diego route. These planes rt
19 miles an hour faster than trans
ports previously used on the airway.
On the entire nationwide network
of United Air Lines, planes are carry
ing an average of 458.000 pieces of
mail daily, a record high, with 1398
tons of mail having been flown dur
ing the past six months for a gain of
approximately 40 per cent over the ,
volume of 1934. according to advices
received here. Approximately 43 per
cent of tne nation's airmail is being
carried by United.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
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It's Here!
Ready For
YOUR
INSPECTION
GENERAL ELECTRIC
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TALKING KITCHE
The Sensation of the Chicago
and San Diego World's Fairs!
MILLIONS HAVE MARVELED!
It's Positively Human! It Actually
TALKS and SING
ON DISPLAY ALL THIS WEEK
8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. and
Evenings 7:00 to 9:30
Everyone Is Cordially Invited to Visit Our Store and See This
House of Magic Feature!
CD. BEAN, Inc.
229 East Main
Phone 497