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!' 4 TWO MEDrOnS MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. April 25, 1945 With Out-Stretched Hands They Ask Your Help Thousands of destitute, crippled children in the nation, hundreds in Ore gon await admission, to the Shrine Hospitals for free treatment. Unable to pay for treatment else where their only hope is that we make possible ad ditional facilities to permit their entrance before they become too old for treatment. With billions going for help to residents of foreign nations some former enemies let's not forget the little ones at home han dicapped at birth who long for normal child hood activities and a useful life. That help may be given our own Oregon children, lets open our hearts and purses and quickly build the facilities necessary to their treatment. Fill out the coupon, or better still, call at Hospital Headquarters, 105 E. Main St., and learn more about the modern miracles per formed at the Shrine Hospitals. Please Cut Out and . Mail This Coupon! r. Shrinen' Hospital for Crippled Children I 1103 E. Main Street, i Medford, Oregon, ! I certainly do want to do all I can. Put me down for (or I I enclose) $ If not enclosed please call upon I ' me and I will give you cash or my check. I I Name ... Address ... .. . City State I I This contribution Is deductible in full from your Federal and J State Income Taxes I This Space Contributed by the M. M. Department Store Oregon Should Meet California In Improvement Of Highway 99 Argues Editor Of Siskiyou News Editor's note: The accent on northern California road lnv provement will be on Highway 99, with plans for making It u fur better road than Highway 97, which leaves California near Dorrij, and continuing into Ore gon via Klamath Falls, accord' ing to William G. Bailey, man aging editor of the Siskiyou Daily News, of Vreka, Calif. In view of the California plans lor Highway 99, Editor Bailey points out that Oregon would be 111 advised to designate a road through Klamath Falls as its primary route instead of tieing its Highway 99 in with Califor nia construction toward Ashland and Medford. His argument fol lows in full). Economic forces of fat reaching effect wilt be In play Wednesday at the meeting of the Pacific Highway Associa; tloa in Medford. While ostensibly the meeting will consider only the problems of presenting the merits of High way 99 against those of High way 97 In Oregon state road building, the implications are much deeper. Yreka and western Siskiyou county have a vital stake in the question and will be represented at the Medford meeting. This first skirmish between conflicting aspirations of towns along the two routes between Weed and Eugene is centered in the Oregon State Highway Com mission. The commission must designate as that state's main inter-regional highway through southern Oregon either the road from Eugene down through Med ford and Ashland (99) or the cutoff route from Eugene through Klamath Falls and into California near Dorris (97). That both of theie routes require "good" highways to serve the economic Interests of their territories Is not argued. That is obvious. Kernel of the nut in the pres ent instance is that whichever route the Oregon commission de signates as its "main" inter-regional road will have a continu ing edge over the other in future Oregon road building appropria tions. This In turn may have a bear ing on the postwar Federal super-highway routing now plan ned roughly along the lines of Highway 99. The Federal road, in turn, Is expected to mean a great deal to communities con tiguous to Us right-of-way. Thus the far reaching eco nomic aspects of this Medford conference Wednesday which will have as Its chief bugaboo the fact that the Klamath Falls boys are sitting pretty with one of their number seated as a mem ber of the present Oregon high way commission. . Siskiyou county will be able to present some elements of fact In Medford that should have weight in swinging the Oregon decision toward the Eugene Medford Ashland Yreka route. Highway 99 from Weed to the Oregon line via Yreka and Hilt has been more or less neg lected for several years now be cause the last big State expendi tures in this county were made on Route 97 from Weed via Dor ris into Oregon near Klamath Falls. The latter road now is considered generally as devel oped sufficiently to serve needs of that area for several years to come. Accent on California plans now Is on 99, with blueprints and plans completed for making it a far better road than is 97, the more recently completed stretch. As pointed out in this column recently, rights-of-way already have been acquired from the bor der checking station at Hilt to the Klamath river at Lowe's Camp. It provides for practically a four-lane, straight, high speed route. Similar right-of-way has been acquired from Weed southward to Mount Shasta, through this stretch will serve both 99 and 97, which fork at the north edge of Weed. In the wind at Sacramento ere further plans for similar improvement of 99 on the stretch from north of Yreka Into the long straightaway north of Gazelle. What this means is that the central highway in Siskiyop county from Weed via Yreka, Hornbrook and Hilt, is slated for No. 1 designation and priority construction as a super-highway route. The land has been ac quired, blueprints drawn, and construction awaits only release of men and materials. It would seem silly for the State of Oregon to designate a road through Klamath Falls as its primary route instead of tie ing it in with California con struction toward Ashland and Medford. State teamwork Is required for both Oregon end California to realise the greatest benefits from money spent on highway construction. Director Bouck Joining Pruitt in Music Store Sidney H. Bouck, who for the past two years has been director of instrumental music in Med ford schools, submitted his res ignation Monday to E. H. Hed rick, city school superintendent, to become effective at the end of the present school year. Bouck How about a breather?... Have a Coca-Cola . or refreshment joins the game There'a one deal la the game when everybody wins. That's when the host (ays Hav m Cokt. Everybody welcomes the moment when refreshment Jobs the party; Ice-cold Coca-Cola Is one of the good things of life that belongs in your family refrigerator Next time you shop, don't forget Coca-Cola.. the drink that has made tbt poms thst rtjrtsbu a national custom ... a friendly little moment on the tunny tide of things. tonito undii Aurwoiirr or' tns coca.coia coafanv it. Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Medford Ym attaralljf atar Coca Col MlM bjr IK frtrodry afebrrriatk TV'. Beta man tta quhty praoV rt o( Th CocaColt Conpu. tk JW J: 8idney H. Bouck announced that he will become associated with Pruitfs Music i store. 111 West Main street, pri-1 marily concerned with musical j Instruments. A graduate of the Ithaca Con- - aervatory of Music, Bouck has directed band and orchestra work in public schools for the past nine years. He is thoroughly skilled in all musical instru ments, both band and orchestra, and will serve as a consultant in that line at Pruitfs. Plans are being made for prospective musicians to be giv en musical tests at the store to determine the aptitude of the in dividual and into which channel it can best be directed. As this Is a field in which Bouck is well trained, he will be in charge of the tests. Miniatures Made Of Spool Supply Chicago OJ.PJ Whether it's a miniature camera or a phono- i graph-radio cabinet, John Beck er, 6S-year-old Chicago interior: decorator, can make It with spools, if he has enough spools, i Radio cabinets take 1.493 spools. A bookcase requires 1,776 ; spools. Tailor shops save their old spools for Becker, and trash piles are another source of his materials. To make toys for the neigh borhood children, Becker uses all sorts of odds and ends that have been discarded by their owners. Clotlne lima for Clauirirrf Arts 8 30 1. m. Too Lai to Clautfy U 15 p. m. Mother's Day Cards Choose from the finest lines In America dis played here. SWEM'S Book & Gilt Shop Missionary Speaks At Central Point Church Convention The Federated Church of Cen tral Point opened its annual mis sionary convention Tuesday eve ning, with Mrs. H. S. Dutton. missionary from French Indc Chlna speaking. Mrs. Dutton will speak again this evening at 7:45, her subject being "Events leading up to internment by the Japanese and repatriation aboard the Gripsholm." The meetings will continue each evening except Saturday throughout the week. Rev. Mich ael Kurlak will be speaker Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Mr. Kurlak has spent 22 years In French West Africa, having been one of the early pioneers in that field. Thursday and Friday eve nings Mr. Kurlak will show slide pictures. 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