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Blow Pipe Firm Sold; Expansion Plans Revealed Entire stock of the AnriersonRamsey said, is to provide closerwas pointed out. The company Rlnw Piue Company. Inc., here has been purchased by B. B. Ramsev and owners of the Med ford Steel company, and the pipe firm has been renamed Medford Blow Pipe Company, Inc., according to Ramsey, presi dent of the new corporation. Ramsey said that althouBh the name has been changed, the physical location, 1242 North Central avenue, and the tele phone number, will remain the same'. Purpose of the reorganization, association between the blow pipe business and steel firm, which will bring to industrial organizations of the area more complete facilities for fabrica tion and installation of blow pipes, burners and other needs. Buiineii Expansion Manufacture of heavy fans and blowers here instead of ship ping them in from out of state will represent an expansion of the business and will bring addi tional payroll to the valley as well as keeping money here, it will do general industrial sheet metal work. Other officers of the firm are Fred Hawkins. B. L. Wood, Homer Bell and Miles Stuart, who have been engaged in steel metal fabrication locally for sev eral years. Ramsey for the past several years has been active here in the blow pipe enterprise. He has had 20 years experience on the Pacific coast in the work. Hoover (Boulder) dam is the third largest in the world. EASTER DINNER Again we bring you this real special at Newberry's fountain lunch counter VIRGINIA BAKED HAM Tomato juice, deviled egg, green salad, whipped po tatoes, brown gravy, hot roll, butter, coffee or any JgfSPfg NEW RAYON CREPE mWpk ' rfi SL,P STYLES i g ill HX&f front rt-oight bock! 'fl ALL lt M I Adjustable shoul. 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Members reported that sat isfactory arrangement has been worked out which the committee feels will meet with the approv al of the majority of property owners. Logsan has supplied the com mittee with a map of all prop erties in the city, showing the new valuations for the coming year. Arrangements are being made whereby it will be avail able to property owners. Foot frontage values have been low ered in most parts of the city, which will result in lower land evaluations, the committee re ported, and some of the acreage tracts in the city have been in creased in value to achieve val uation. 'Wont' Cases Adjusted "A few of the 'worst' cases have been adjusted," it was re ported, and the plans which have been worked out will, it is be lieved, bring about a general re duction of valuations through out the city. Buckle called attention to the fact that any person who is dis satisfied with his new assessed property valuation may appear before the county board of equalization, .which meets for two weeks starting the second Monday in May at the court house. Cooperation Cited Equalization committeemen i say they have received "excel j lent cooperation" from Myers I and Loggan, a Mr. Hillman and A. A. Selander of the state tax commission, who have been ! working on the matter since it was first brought up several months ago. The subject of property as sessment came to public atten tion recently, when a mass meet ing of taxpayers from Rogue River, Gold Hill and Central Point met at the courthouse to protest appraisals which had been made. Formation of the committee followed, and a study of the entire tax picture in that area. , West Coast Lines Will Inaugurate Freight Shipments Seattle, Wash., Mar. 31 ttl.R) The 22 communities served by West Coast airlines will be able to make direct air freight ship ments to all parts of the world beginning June 1, General Traf fic and Sales Manager Robert England said today. Fast connections will be made with the trunk lines at points dually served at Medford, Eu gene, Portland and Seattle of fering a generally lower rate for large shipments on an airport-to-airport basis, England said. Perishable products, such as cut flowers and bulbs, fruits, turkey eggs and poults, baby chicks and eggs, and mush rooms, rank high in air freight shipments, as do emergency shipments of key machinery re pair parts and tools for major industries. Shipments weighing as much as 1,000 pounds, depending on size, may be handled, England said. Seattle. March 31 U.R West Coast airlines today announced a. schedule change on lis north bound evening flight to accom modate Albany-Corvallis begin ning April 1. The new schedule will arrive at Albany-Corvallis at 6.39 p.m.. departing at 6:41 on its flight to Seattle. Previously, flight 10 was listed as "no-stops at the Oregon airport due to lack of airport lighting facilities. rrldar. March 91, 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN YMCA Teen-Age Saturday Program Plans Announced Details of a continuing pro gram of teen-age entertainment and dancing programs to be giv en at the Medford YMCA each Saturday night were announced today by "V officials. Alternating Saturday evenings will be devoted to junior high and senior high school students. Tomorrow from 7:30 to 10 p. m. there will be a square dance ses sion for junior high students un der the charge of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ragsdale. Dane, at 10 p. m. At 10 p. m., senior teen-agers will be welcome to attend a ball room dance session to Juke box music. Starting a week from tomor row and continuing on alternate Saturdays, senior high school members will enjoy ball room dancing starting at 8 p. m. Squares may also be danced if they are requested. In a different room each Sat urday for five more weeks in struction in ball room dancing will be given by Mrs. Norman E. Hand for teen-agers who reg ister at the "Y" desk. The clssses will be from 7:30 to 9 p. m. NAMED AMBASSADOR Belgrade, Mar. 31 (U K) Dep uty Foreign Minister Vladimir Popovic has been appointed Yu- an.-lii amknsturlnr tn thf llnitpH QtalA iinpApHinct Snva Knsann- vic, an authoritative source said today. The change is made when the seasonal change in official sun set allows a daylight landing at that tune, officials said. Research scientists have found that there are at least three kinds of viruses which can cause polio. Infection by one kind doesn't al ways result In Immunity against the other two, 1 1 NEW AT THE CORONET 5 I ft Navy Suits f f BJk A Easter Prints Reg. half siies, out- f: I sizes, Juniors ll I 1 Shorty Coats, Pastels, White, Dark I j I 1 : Cottons, perfect office dresses for 4 1 B I summer, W, 1 I j Nylon Maternities W I jf WEEK-END SPECIAL I A select group of Pastel Crepes 1 I I and Nylons $8 95 I 1 USE OUR CONVENIENT . 1 1 LAY-AWAY 1 1 If The Coronet I I 225 W. Sixth, Across from Holly Theatre V J! Phone 2-8897 J A Nurse Board Warns Of License Deadline Portland, Mar. 31 The state board of nurse examiners today reminded practical nurses that it will be necessary for them to receive licenses to practice, un der provisions of a law passed by the 1949 Oregon legislature. There are about 2,300 persons working in the state as practical nurses, the board reported, and up to this week only 359 have filed application for licenses. The waiver clause, which al lows licensure without examin ation, is effective only until July 1, 1950, the board said, and sug gested that those who might qualify for licensure take advan- j tage of the opportunity to be I come licensed without examina- tion. I Copies of the law, and license i application, may be obtained I from the board at 407 Governor ! building, Portland 4. j Snowpack at Crater Lake Park Shrinking j After a near-record depth of 181 inches Tuesday, the snow pack at Crater Lake National I park has shrunk to 152 inches in I thi past several days of balmy spring weather. There has been no snowfall at the park in the : last 24 hours, park headquarters ! in Medford said this morning. I Roads and snow at the lake are now wet and slushy, but visitors planning to travel through the park today should , carry chains. They may be nec i essary In some places, headquar I ters reported. MEDFORD PHARMACY 127 E. 6th Just Off Central 9 A.M. 10:30 P.M. For Complete Prescription Service DAY hA Night and Call 2-6253 If No Answer Call 2-8582 Prompt Free Delivery Baby Needs Sick Room Supplies Rentals JIM GORDON Bidgood Hudson Medford'i Own Modern Pharmacy S(s(E GOING OT ofi BUSINESS Sale Starts Saturday April 1st 1 . j i MS)! r-zwzz !a 1 $S(Q),(Q)(D)(D S1T(2IS f! arffflw? GAGEnSS and Sttoi?e Mercian-dice "Going at Sacrifice Prices" This Valuable Property Also IFffi SALE Owner Retiring from Business Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. - Also Sundays Medford Trailer Sales U.S. Hi-Way 99 at Big Y Phone 2-5766
