Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 06, 1944, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextI TEV MEDfORD MAIL TRIBUNE TWO MEETINGS TO ALLOW PUBLIC TO HEAR DR. BENSON To provide the widest possliJ hearing for the noted authot; and authority on religious edu-'; cation; Dr. Clarence H. Benson, the Ministerial association has arranged two community-wide meetings at which he will speak here Tuesday. The first meeting will follow a pot-luck dinner at the Presby terian church at 1 p. m. to which the community is Invited, or. Benson will speak at 2 p. m, and any who may not be able to come to the dinner can hear him at that time. 1 Irl the evening, Dr. Benson will address a united church meeting in the Methodist church at 7:30. He will discuss juvenile delinquency and possible sola tion through modern methods of religious education. He will also V (Xf UM-WM..THIS P i IS A TASTY Vrl SPREAD! - STATE SCHOOL SUPPORT AMENDMENT ENDORSED BY JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS 1. COMPARE THE LOCAL DISTRICT SCHOOL TAX YOU PAID LAST YEAR WITH THAT OF THE YEAR BEFORE. . You will note that it was reduced on the aver age by more than five mills. This is because we voted in 1942 to use some surplus income tax funds to relieve local taxes and $5,000,000 was applied to that purpose. The schools them selves received no more money to spend than if the levy had been left on real property. But it did make our local school tax burden a lot lest. Make this relief permanent and at the same time apply $3,000,000 more to the relief of local taxes. VOTE 314 X YES 2. THERE ARE GREAT INEQUALITIES AMONG SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN ABILITY TO SUPPORT SCHOOLS. With only local tax support many of our dis tricts find it hard to maintain adequate schools. There 'are great inequalities among districts in their ability to do so. A district that has much property to assess and few children needs to levy only a small millage. A district that has a large number of children and low property values must levy a high millage. Some districts in this county must levy more than twice what another district levy to have the same kind of school. With a state fund bear ing part of the cost some of these inequalities, at least, can be leveled out. VOTE 314 X YES 3. WHY AMEND THE CONSTITUTION . Because of a previous amendment to the state constitution made some years ago, the state legislature is powerless to assume any per manent 'part m the support of the public schools. Therefore, it is necessary to amend the constitution before any permanent state support of schools in Oregon is possible. To free the legislature to act- VOTE 314 X YES The State School Support Amendment Has Been Endorsed By the Following; School Boards of Jackson County: Ashland Medford Jacksonville Phoenix Rogue River They urge you to VOTE 314 X YES both for !ht benefit of the schools and the taxpayers. Paid Adr. Monday, Jfov. t. 1944 speak on modern methods of Christian education in the church school dealing with suc cessful methods of teacher train ing and teaching methods on which he is recognized as one of the outstanding authorities in America. As an added attraction In the evening meeting, Sam. Cassels, missionary representative of the Sudan Interior Mission, will give a short illustrated lecture, show ing a bit of the amazing pro gress of the Gospel among the head-hunters and cannibals of central Africa. Bev. Harry Hansen of the Presbyterian church said he be lieved the Ministerial association il making an outstanding con tr. button to the religious think ing of this community in bring ing Dr. Benson here. "Author of several leading books on re ligious pedagogy and psychology as, well as the history of relig ion education, he is devoting his time at present In helping churches solve the problem of will trained teachers and lead en for youth," Rev. Hansen said. For many years Dr. Benson wis the head of the Department ol! Christian Education at the Moody Bible Institute, in Chi cago, a school of more than 1,200 students and one of the leading Bible schools of the country. In this position he orig inated the "All Bible'-' series of Sunday school lessons, r.ow one of the most widely used series of Sunday school lesson helps in America. Too Late to Classify PURE pork link sausage, 490 lb. East Side Market. CHILI BRICKS, 390 each. East "Side Marxec. SMOKED Jowl bacon, 10c lb. East Side Market. CAR OWNERS Largest stock of auto generatora repaired, rewound or new 10 cnoose irom bi stevenn r,iectriu, ' 1303 N. Riverside. Signal Station. SMOKED Jowl bacon, 10s lb. East Side Market. SEPTIC TANK and cesspool cleaning. sanitary equipment, mono vnu PURE LARD, 100 lb., any amount. East RIHa Mnrlrot PURE LARD, 10c lb., any amount East aiae marKet. IALL FABERS for best quality fir sawdust Phone 4449. 34 S. Rl red iver- side. NEW FIR SAWDUST for burners Medford Fuel Co.. Tel 3111. FOR BALE We always nave a tew later model used cars on hand. See , us betor you buy. Crater Lake Motors, Central Point Eaglo Point Howard School Gold Hill Prospect Talent Jackson County Teachers Aim. Jackson County Council. m buvsm ws eitun Come In and Sea Them 1939 Pontiae Sedan. 1936 Pontlac Sedan. 936 Plymouth Sedan. 1935 Plymouth Sedan. 1938 Nash Sedan. 1936 Studebaker Sedan. 1929 Model A Roadster. New supply Oaytnn-MeCIaven C-Ply TiresBring In Your Certificate! Goodyear Batteries Fog Lltes Antl-freeze Heater Hose Get Ready for Winter Now A. Z. "Tubby" DEAN Your Pontiao Dealer Richfield Station. Dial 9D42. 6th and Grape. Buy War Bonds. WANTED Woman to wash dishes. Berrydale restaurant, 1512 N. River, side. Best of wages. No night or Sunday work. QQAA- Cash. 2-bedroom house, ga W&ulU rage, laundry trays, ' shrubs, oU heater, electric refrigerator, fully furnished with good furniture. Located on Alio St Victor C. Sether, Brophy Bldg. REPLACE your broken window glass New glass installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO.. The Glass House, Phone 4112. 10th and Urspe. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Sava Time, Cash and G&s. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. Mh and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell lO US. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds tif beauty service. Permanent! a specialty. Ph. 2664. 120 N, Central, ROUGH BLOX St FIR SLABS Big double load $6.30 green, Med. Fuel uo., lei, jm WANTED Late model used cars. Highest prices paid for good, clean automobiles. Crater Lake Motors. CITY TRANSFER t STORAGE. Fred E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov ing, commercial hauling; everything lor your neeq. jq a. fir si. -n. eoo.. ANYTHING to haul. Anything large or small. Ph. 2B8B. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.. 40 3. Fir st. WILL care fur child In my home. FOR SALE Enameled front . cook stove. Mrs. Thomas, 315 Oak st. central foini. FOR SALE Ithaca 16-gauge, full choke, rib-sight shotgun. Best over 380. Write P. O. Box 386. Medford, FOR RENT Small furnished 3-room apartment. Permanent people de- sirea. i-none 2Ditj. 112 iaurei FOR RENT Upright piano. Call 4028 after 6 p. m. WANT children to care for in my home, and ironing. Phone 3896. CHOICE cow for sale, L. F. Belknap. Phone 4416. FOR SALE Buck cheap. Rt 4, Box 3B8. S. Pacific highway. FOR SALE Large, heavy duty air compressor, llobbs Trading Post. FOR SALE Sowing machine, 8-quart churn. Call 6210. ACCORDION CONCERT LUIGI RANG AN DON BOTTARI of Portland Sun., Nov. 12th, 2 o'clock, K. P. Hall Sponsored bv Eve Prentice Accordion Band WOMAN wante(Tto work in restau rant. Apply in person. Berrydale Restuarnnt. 1512 N. Rivers'de. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Phone 2054. rOR SALE Chester White boarTTTj years old, veiRhs about 500 lbs., $25. Phone 5977, between 12 and 5. STRAYED Jersey-Guernsey heifer. Reward. Rt. 2, Box 213, Old Mili tary road, or write Tribune, Box 3450. WANTED Yard man for 2 days. Ph. 3727 a ftcr 9 p. m. FOR RENT Upstairs apartment, $16 lumiu,. urn o. umua), WANTED Automatic gas or electric hot water healer, gas or electric range, electric washing machine. Must be good condition. Phone 5097. FOR SALE Rabbits and hatches. 3d liouso on left on Joe Jack road off R oss La n c. FOR SALF Ear corn. John Darby, Grlffcn Creok. FOR SALE 3-bcdroom house, glasscd in porch, basement, fireplace, serv ice porch, oil heat, some fruit, gar den space, shade. Dad Roberta, 720 W. ad st. FOR SALE Pekingese and Pomeran ian puppies with papers. Jackson vllle, Slnr Box 124, Medford, Or, FOR RENT Apartments, nice clean, gas equipped; close in. Bishop apart ments. 14 S. Bartlett . OBITUARY JESS D. HULL Jess D. Hul) passed away at him hnmn t,ntn Gatn.J.,, ... ..wk.u nbib ua,muaj evening. He is survived by his wife, ftlrs. ilossie Hull, also by his mother, Mrs. Annetta Zwissler, of Eure ka. Calif., and a sister. Mrs. -Tana Combs. He is also survived by three brothers, one in Canada and two in California. Conger-Morris Funeral Parlors will forward the bodv to Eureka for services and interment. More than 16,000 men are burled in the 25-acre National Military cemetery in San Fran cisco. AUTHORITY ON DEAFNESS HERE Wa'U(? imwsvve. S. C. Mitchell Mr. S. C. Mitchell with long experience on hard of hearing problems, will conduct a free Clinic for the hard of hearing at the MEDFORD HOTEL Medford, Oregon, on TUESDAY. NOV. 7 From 1 to 8 P.M. BclnR hnret of hearing himself, Mr. Mitchell takes an under standing Interest in helping the hurd of hearing, and is well I qualified to make scientifically correct fittings of bono and air conduction instruments. The new Aconslicon Speech Hearing Test will bo given free as well as a private demonstra tion of the new Symphonic Acousticon hearing aid which is based on U. S. Government find ings, and made by America's old est hearing aid manufacturer. Simply call nt the hotel nt time mentioned above. Evening ap pointment for a demonstration in your home may bo hnd by 'phon ing the hotel on above date. .4 e X v- Daily Weather Report Forecast ' Medford and vicinity: Intermittent light rain tonight and Tuesday: not so cold tonight. Oregon: Intermittent light rain to night and Tuesday: light snow over high mountains: not so eold in Med ford valley and cast of Cascades to night. Local Data Temperature a y:e a r ago today: Highest 57; lowest 27. Total monthly Sreclpltatlon 124 inches. Excess for le month .01 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1, 1944, 3-5B inches. Excess for the season 1.19 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes terday 58; 4:30 today 95. Tomorrow Sunrise 7:91 a. m.; sunset 5 58 p. m. , Hlh Low Free. Boise 64 38 Boston . 60 34 .04 Chicago -... 44 30 Denver ...,..m 70 48 ' Eureka 48 Trace Havre ....... 50 24 Los Angeles 68 45 .25 19 38 40 ...1 60 25 4H New York Omflha Phoenix . Portland .. Reno ........... Roseburg ........ Salt Lake San Francisco , ... 65 43 84 58 87 69 .. 51 .20 41 48 Trace 49 .01 39 .. 38 43 Seattle Spokana 64 ' Washington. D. C. 64 Yakima ..... 58 Closing tun for Clemmed ads e a, m. Too Late to Classify, 12:80 p. m. IVWiaSflisiului r J Frank Alley C. B. Collins Chauncy Florey Francis Cheney E. B. DeVoe George Neilson C. H. Herman George L. Jantzer (This advartistmant this area.) Third Dimensional Screen Developed Hollywood, Nov. 6 (U.PJ De velopment of a motion picture screen which will produce third dimensional depth was announc ed today by Christian A. Volf, a physicist who has been work ing on the project since 1933. The new screen is based on Volf's theory of how the eye itself perceives the dimension of depth. , STAGE VETERAN DIES Elkhart, $nd Nov. . U.PJ Johnny Philliber, 72, whose stage and screen career spanned half a century, died today. Philliber, who played roles in Worry of FALSE TEETH Clinninn ar Irrirarina? Don't be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping, dropping or wabbling when you eat, talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly. No gummy, gooey pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid). Get rAblLLin at any uius .iw. ,1 I ' " wmmi . ; "v v nn An Experienced, Oregon's Needs ENATOR CORDON, through years of experience at Washington 4j in representing Oregon Land Grant Counties, is an authority on timber resources the source of vital post-war payrolls. Already he has laid the foundation for Federal assistance inv converting the "third of the log," now being wasted, into wood sugars, alcohol and yeast fodders. His membership on important U. S. Senate committees Commerce, Irrigation and Reclamation, Indian Affairs, Post Offices, and Post Roads and Library together with his wide acquaintanceship at the Nation's xapitol, assure effective and progressive representation for Oregon. Southern Oregon and the entire State cannot afford to have his program interrupted at this critical time. His recognition of Labor's right to collective bargaining, his efforts in behalf of adequate social security for the unemployed and aged, and his energy in advancing the cause of returning veterans further recommend the re-election of this able, time-proven Senator!. Ed. W. Pease Frank M. McKean Harry Elden B. L. Nutting R. We Dean A. A. Lausmann Ray Spaulding HarryDowson sponsored and paid for by the the? forthcoming movies, "Sum mer Storm" and "Three Is a Family," came here from Hol lywood in August, saying he had "come home to die." QUIZ KIDS "ENCAGED" B o s t o n (U.PJ Quiz Kids Harve Fischman, 13, and Ruthle Duskin, 6, of radio fame con fessed on a visit here that they, are engaged. "It's pretty infor mal, of course," acknowledged Harve nonchalantly, "but there's a. definite understanding." AIDS SERVICE WEDDINGS Chicago U.R) A Chicago hotel has installed a chapel for the marriages of out-of-town TIOMEOO? Do You Hats HOT FLASHES? If you suffer from hot flashes, feel weak, nervous, a bit blue at times ell due to the functional "middle age" period peculiar to women try Lydla E. PlnkbAm'e Vegetable Com- Eund to relieve audi symptoms. ,de especially for women 4 1 helpt natural Follow label direction. vniR r pink uau'C ytcjETsu v 'J - v ? , -'I GUY tfBne MM Able Senator Who KNOWS In Vital Post -War Years! above lumbermen of servicemen. TJse of the chape' and the services of the minister will beprovided free for mem bers of the armed forces. REUNION IN NAVY Sampson, N. Y. (U.PJ Enter ing the U. S. naval station here Again Asks You To USEE!? ILL So &EKfATS)E VOTE FOR U. S. SENATOR GUY NOVEMBER 7 for training wai bit of t family reunion for Fred D. Pollit of Jacksonville, Fla. Ha found his sister. Wave Jessie Pollitt, Y3c, was assigned to the station's ex ecutive offices. Use Mali Tribune Want Ada. I solicit your vote for COUNCILMAN fOURTH WARD! I promise you the same unselfish devotion to your interest in 4th Ward that I gave to the Air Raid Wardens in Pre cincts 37 and 38 of Ward 4, and for which I re ceived our Governor's commendation. I sincerely thank you for your Vote. DONALD CAMPBELL. CHIEF AIR RAID WAR DEN PRECINCTS 37 and 38 of Ward 4. . Ph. 5572. 932 N. Central Paid Adv.