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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1946)
SUSAN IAS ON MAGAZINE COVER FOR NEXT MONTH A kodachrome photograph of Miss Susan Vilas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Vilas, 1018 South Oakdalo avenue, is pic tured on the cover of the March issue of Coronet magazine, now on city news stands. The picture was made by Mead-Maddick, Hol lywood professional photogra pher, in December and was se- WE "RENT" NEW FLOORS! Our HILCO Sanding Ma chine will do a fast, clean job of removing old varnish and scars from your floors. It's portable. You can operate it yourself. DUSTLESS Acme Hardware Co. Every Day Is Bargain Day at Acme Main & Grapa Ph. 5976 lected from SS poses submitted: .r uic puoiograpner to Coronet s WIIU13, Miss Vilas, a blue-eyed blonde, is shown in an informal pose. The picture is credited to "Su san Vance" on the table-of-con-tents page, this being an assumed professional name The Medford girl came to the mention oi Hollywood photog raphers and studio officials while in the south to visit friends sev eral months ago. She subse quently took up the study of dramatics, posed for photographs made by Paul Hesse as well as Mead-Maddick and was offered an opportunity to work under the direction of Howard Hawks, independent Hollywood movie producer, who considered Miss Vilas extremely photogenic. After returning to Medford for a stay with her family. Miss Vilas decided against accepting the contract offer. Miss Vilas has lived in the val ley her entire life and was edu cated in the Medford schools. Shf nflonrla4 tl,a ..U..i M..W.....-U .lie niltll BlIIUUl in Portland for a time during nign school, returning here to graduate, and later was a stu dent at the University of Oregon for a year. The engagement of Miss Vilas ia uavia n. noimes, jr., of Riea ford was announced recently and flie wedding has been set for the near future. P-TA HEADS MEET TAMBORINI TOPS ARGENTINA VOTE Buenos Aires, Feb. 23 u.R) Argentina's long - waited presi dential election comes off tomor row and a nationwide poll of newspaper correspondents fore cast today that Democratic Can didate Dr. Jose Tamborini could win all but three of the country's 14 provinces and the capital fed eral district, which would give him a large majority of the elec toral college vote. WAIT See Your Stationer Before You Buy a Ball Bearing Type Pen Racognlilng that public interest in the ball bearing type of pen, which has already been introduced to the American public by several manufacturers, is substantial, the public will be interested in a statement from Sheaffer as to their Intentions. The length and breadth of the Sheaffer development program on this type of product at least equals, if it does not surpass any company in the United States. It would be folly for Sheaffer to suggest that the ball bearing type of product has no merit. Such is not the case. This type of product can be demonstrated in rather spectacu lar ways. It will do some things a fountain pen will not do. A good fountain pen will do a number of things that the ball bearing type of product won't do. The Sheaffer research and development department had had enough experience with the product to be able to assure the trade that it will not displace the fountain pen. It Is SHEAFFER'S INTENTION TO MARKET A BALL BEARING TYPE PEN SOME TIME THIS YEAR. The pen now being readied for manufacture is one of substance and quality. Because of the legal Involvements on the ball bearing type product that now exist in the industry, and also because Sheaffer does not feel it necessary or wise, no member of the Sheaffer organization is pointing out the shortcomings or attributes that are readily apparent to the trade and con suming publie on such products as are now being offered. This statement of Sheaffer's intentions is not for the purpose of influencing anyone against the purchase or sale of any competitive product now offered for sale. It is an answer to a demand of considerable insistence from many eubstantial Sheaffer dealers who are interested in the stand of the Sheaffer Company. As quickly as more definite in formation is available as to the time the new Sheaffer prod uct will be introduced, a general announcement will be made to the Sheaffer dealer organisation, both at home and abroad. In the meantime, Sheaffer dealers can stock and sell the new "TRIUMPH" line to their advantage. Never has Sheaffer offered finer products. Let Us Show You the New Bly the Ball Bearing Pen and explain the merits of this product WALT YOUNG'S Medford Stationery Store Where Fountain Pom are Fitted to Your Hand and Your Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed on any Pen Purchase Here! 210 East Main Phone 2780 WANTED TO BUY DOUGLAS FIR POLES and PILING PUGET TIMBER COMPANY Representatives of the city's various Parent-Teacher associa tions met with E. H. Hedrick SUDerintendent of school Fri day afternoon to discuss the pro posed plan to remodel, repair and build additions for the city's schools. The group met at the invitation of thn slinprinfpnHnnl and each group of representa tives Drougni suggestions for their school.' Maior sucirpstinn mnrtn hv thn parents was mat a disinterested. COmnetent and rernoniyH authority on school planning and scnooi construction oe employed Dy tne school board to make a survey of the entire public scnooi system in Medford. Pur pose of the survey would be to assist in determining the best use to oe made of existing facili ties and the best program for the remodeling and enlarging of pre sent school buildings as well as the construction of new units or aaaitions, it was said. It was pointed, out that the survey should take into con sideration all of the factors which concern the benefit and welfare of pupils and teachers. The superintendent stated that in all probability the survey would be authorized by the board. Reoresentativns nf thn P.-T.A. groups state that the as sociations wisn to cooperate fully with the school board and with the school superintendent in planning a long-range pro gram adequate to meet thn -n sent and future needs of the community and the superinten dent has indicated that he wel comes the interest and sugges tions of the parents. IN EMPLOYMENT OF Investigating the employment of minors and of women in this area, Mrs. Sioux Turner. uty of the wage and hour com mission of the State Bureau of Labor, has arrived here and for the next ten days will be avail able at the Medford hotel for conferences with minors seek ing work permits or with em ployers not certain of the Der mits required for persons under IB years, of age. Under state law "no minor shall be employed unless the employer first obtains a proof of age certificate or permit from the commissioner of the bureau of labor." Limitations are set on the type of labor a minor may perform and the conditions that must exist before he may be em ployed. A minor without a work permit Is not eligible for insur ance benefits, according to the regulations. Employers must keep an accurate record of the wages and hours of workers un der 18. .Mrs. Turner will discuss these IT CAN'T HAPPEN Overlooking even one If point when a car is lubricated, could result in serious wear or even ex pensive damage. That's why we take no chances on memory. We check all point against a chart showing the exact lubri cant each part should have. And then we check AGAIN. Which is why we call it Signal DOUBLE Checked Lubrication. We like to give your car this EXTRA protection too. Won't you bring it in soon? Cliffs SIGNAL SERVICE problems with anyone wishing to call. She is checking the wage and overtime situation of women employees here. McNUTT MAKES PLEA ' Washington, Yeb. 23 OJ.PJ j Paul V. Mc.Vttt. U. S. high com-' missioncr of the Philippines, to-, night demanded quick U. S. ac tion to rehabilitate the islands and fulfill an obligation "that extends beyond legal covenants, beyond promises, beyond independence." WANTED AT ONCE 2 Good Plasterers Top Pay Plenty of Work FRANK R. WALTON 113 Rose Ave. Phon. 4574 The city of Bcnlcia In Solano Sunday. Feb. 24, 1948 county, Calif., was incorporated March 27, 185Q. MEDFORD NEON GO. SIGNS and SERVICE Personally supervised by RALPH ELLIS 527 Putnam Phone 3278 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Ostriches mate once, for life. Monlag Furnaces and Oil Burners Sold and Serviced by LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. Phone 4427 309 E. Main JAMES K. HOEY Regiitered Engineer Plam and bpecificationa Mechanical Structural Heating and At? Conditioning Dettgn ot Building and Residence Ph 4078 48 Quince St r DESIGN YOUR OWN Ward 9s Unpaintml CABINET UNITS i. . ' Jt""iii i w-ii.i.t. x 4 , .I. j j' r j) s . I 3 BZTh -'V. SSSTi AtuTfSk I - sSU Mm 1 t - " - stfMftAr? Juitt arrived! for Immediate delivery! Two carload ol unllnihed, built-in kitchen cabinet. Select the unit you ivant and create an elllelent, attractive kitchen like the one illuxtrated above. Jnnt lit them Into place and cover the top ol the lower cabinet with linoleum. Complete ' telectlon now lor Immediate delivery! 4- cm-. MM rvl ,.. them mid iu Sizes to Wit Anif Size Momn'l f T Singlo Cabinet Shown above, 36 in. high. 1 shelf, 1 door, 1 drawer. 15, 18 and 24 inch widths. 16-in, without top 7.11 15-in, with top 9.19 2-Door Cabinet Shown above. 2 doors, 2 drawers. 30 In. wide, 36 in. high. 1 shelf. Without top 12.98 With top 15.25 4-Drawer Cabinet Shown above. Lower cabinet 36 in. high. IS, 18 or 24 in. wide. Without top, 15 in. wide 9.94 With top, 15 in. wide 10.21 4 Double Door Cabinet ' Shown above. Comes In 4 sizes with 1, 2 or 4 shelves. 30 in. high, 2 shelves ...10.31 24 In. high, 1 shelf 9.27 m m n Single Door Cabinet Shown above. Comes In 3 widths, and 4 hts. 1, 2 or 4 shelves. 15 In. wide by 24 in 5.87 15 in. wide by 30 in .6.68 5-Drawer .Lower Chbinet Not pictured in room scene. 30 in. wide and 36 in. high. 3 large drawers. 2 small drawers. withour top With top 20.63 Two-Door Cabinet Has 3 drawers. Not shown In room scene. I shelf, 30 in. wide, 36 in. high. lr AA Without top , 1 XmJ With top 18.09 Lower Corner Cabinet Not pictured in room scene. 36 in. high. 39 In. wide. With or without top. JJ With top 16.42 17.59 Storage Cabinet Shown above and in room scene. Has 2 shelves, 2 doors; 18 in. wide, 100 in. high and 21 in. deep 1 f22 I TjS I3f I II lei-V-N 1531-' I available. IA in. O Sink Cabinet 1 J0 Upper Corner Cabinet Not pictured in room scene. Right or left hand door. 4 sizes J Corner Shelf Pictured in room scene. 13 in. wide, 13 in. deep. 44 In. high. 4.14 Pictured above and in room scene. Without top, doors in cluded. 30 in. wide for 24-inch (ink. 13.80 Five-Drawer Cabinet Not pictured in room scene. 1 door, 5 drawers. 30 in. wide 36 in. high. H-V JC " Without top 1 JJ With top 20.63 Kitchen Bar Pictured also In room scene. Useful for snacks. 2 shelves. One door on each side of bar. Without top. 48 in. O O width. JLSJ.iJO 60 in. width 24.46 ontgomery Ward 1 i E Central Point, Ore. 6th and Fir Sts. Medford Box 566
