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KHT MEDrORO (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, April I, 1330 Last or Religious Talks Slated Friday Glen Vernon, who has been apeaking each evening this weeK at the Central Church of Christ, will present his last talk on Fri day, church members reported today. His topic will be "The Cross and the Judgment of all People." Don H. Byers, pastor, will give the Easter Sunday sermon at 11 a.m. on "The Resurrec tion," and at 7:30 p.m. on "Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead? " The public is invited. r Outstanding Value Mower, Hose, Sprinkler, Nozzle $H95 ALL 4 FOR It"53 'I X " ,1 , , '-1 n 1 .5 I J NEW WAREHOUSE COMPLETED Shown above Is the new S20.U00 distributing warehouse juit completed by the Bessonette Construction company at 741 South Grape street for the Moore Steel Service Company, Inc. The firm's staff will hold open house In the structure Saturday from 12 noon until 4 p.m. when Its faculties for serving industry In this region will be shown. (Brainerd photo). Moore Steel Company Sets Open House in New Home Yo'd etcsoxt to pay mora than this for the mower olenel SLOWER .Lloritvwigrit ant aosy to aparara. 14 In. cut, S high grada Shafflald staal bladat. Rubbar rirad wheals, 3 MCtion hardwood roller. NOSE Spatial pwrchoM of mill nd brlnas you this monoy oovina opportunity. 50 ft. (not mort thon 3 soctiona loSO t.)eonnctod and couplod.58 In., singla braid, black color. bPRINKLER-Throwt misty tsroy up to 35 ft. Body and spinnor or nrot proof aluminum. Enomalod staal basa. WOZZLE Machined bras. AJjuMbl. from thur-off M fin mix tahaovy srrooia. MOWER only S 13.75 HOSE ony . ."' 4.75 SPRINKLER only . . NOZZCE onty . ..... -35 "Specialists in Homewares" COMPANY 3 WEST SIXTH STREET PHONE 2-5201 The Moore Steel Service Com pany, Inc., will hold open house In its recently completed $20,000 distributing warehouse Saturday afternoon at 741 South Grape street. Construction was started last November and the firm is now ready to serve industry throughout northern California and southern Oregon with pipe, irrigation tubing, alloy and car bon bars, structurals, sheets and nlates. shafting and boiler tubes. Moore Steel is the principal steel distributor in this area. Major Expansion The company first began its Medford operations last August in its first major expansion move since it was organized in Eugene by Melvin Moore about two years ago. Open house at the new plant will be observed from 12 noon until 4 p.m- Saturday, officials said. All machinery is in place and the plant will be ready for operation except for a few car loads of steel that are en route here. Refreshments will be serv ed by the hosts, Moore, president-manager, Raymond Mencke, general manager of the Medford plant, and Frank Dixon, office manager here. Bridges Followed Party Line, Morse Says Washington, Apr. 8 (U.R) Sen. Wayne L. Morse, (R., Ore.) said today he often has expressed belief that Harry Bridges, west coast union leader convicted of perjury, "has followed the line of the communist party." Morse, in a statement, said that he repeatedly has said that Bridges followed the party line "in many of his actions and ex pressions." , "The American jury system is a sound and a tested device for settling a disputed issue of fact in any legal proceeding," Morse said. Gold Hill Owners Irwited To Meet Gold Hill, Apr. 6 All prop erty owners are invited to at tend a meeting to be held at the City Hall. Monday, April 10, at 8 p. m. The meeting has been called by Mrs. Daniel Stewart, chairman of the tax equalization committee. Information about the results Suc&.Hi rCheCk con Praisal m9hE7ji?'! commission lnd ri,lS'fte ,ax mn. appraisal lG"bert Hil' ate tax MmL gmeer of the " C A Mey?rs Ja" Sa,em' ty assessor wm h. Cks" cou"" InrorrnafionVen11t ,his b given about th. S" Wlil a' assessments fn ,"f.w 195 tax city taxes beB '?P to hc the remainder If Ta'Td with trict as a whcJe 6 scho1 di riednwitPhr0h'sr!r W,ner dissatis the equalization board which win meei tne second May in Medford. Number of anglers reached an all-time high for the 1948-49 sea son with a record total of 15, 478,570 licenses. Michigan led all states in sales. California was second and Wisconsin third. week in A iavo.it with MEN. A Flattering Friend Your mirror tells you pleasant things . . . flat tering things . . . when Roman Meal Bread Is on your table. Each is a good friend to have . . . your, mirror for guide . . . Roman Meal Bread to make your mirror talk pretty about you. Try the enjoyable way to keep slim . . . with Roman Meal Bread Summer Session At SOC Scheduled June 1 9-August II Ashland. Apr. 6 The South ern Oregon college summer ses sion, under direction of Dr. Ray Hawk, will feature six work shops in 'elementary educa t on The summer session opens June 19 and closes August 11. These workshops will last two week, and each will carry three 'JunVw Slun. 30. Ed 465 a workshop in Diagnostic 4ad' Remedial nstruct. m Reading and L eLu"'Juiv 16, offered. From July 3 JLJUMeth. two workshops. Ed 4Uo. ods and Materials, o ! the l. guage Arts; a;eative Arts 3 'will be offered. D'l 'J.oJuly 30. work- Fromju'.' " r n.,n lor shops in EVSr "and Elementary Teacnerb 337, Camp and CluD i-mu wi be oi.; . During me July 31 to August 11, a work shoo. Ed 408S Methods and Ma terials in Elementary Science Teaching, will be offered. A fee for enrolling in each workshop will be $21. Students enrolling for the regular sum mer session may taite one or more of these workshops as part of their regular class load at no nvta nharna TTrtr further infnr. mation enncernine these work shops, interested persons may contact rars. luaDei winsion. reg istrar, at Southern Oregon col lege. Wool Price Supports 45.2 Cents a Pound Washington, Apr. 6 (U.R) The agriculture department an nounced today It will support producer prices of 1950 wool at a national average of 45.2 cents a pound. The 1949 support price aver aged 42.3 cents a pound. But the 1950 support price is somewhat lower than average prices pro ducers have been receiving re cently as a result of the boom in the world price of fine wool. Wool is one of three farm commodities which were expect ed to get higher support prices this year as a result of the 1949 farm act. The other two com modities are rice and tobacco. The law permits wool sup ports to be set at from 60 to 90 per cent of the so-called "parity" or fair, price. But it also says support must be set at a level which will encourage U. S. pro duction of 360 million pounds a year. Two More Men Enter Air Force Service Two more young Medford men have enlisted in the United States air force, and are now at Lackland air force base, San Antonio, Tex., for 13 weeks of basic training, according to Sat. Gene Davis, army and air force recruiter here. They are James Kenneth Shaf er. route 3, box 383A, Medford, and Rodney Green, 719 Bennett street, Medford. Of the 1949 Illinois apple crop of 4,176,000 bushels, one-half graded No. 1. three times a day. R0MMT MEM Bread 1 MEDFORD PHARMACY 127 E. 6th Just Off Central 9 A.M. 10:30 P.M. For Complete Prescription Service DAY and Regulations (or Rights-of-Way in O&C Lands Issued Washington, Apr. 6 (U.R) Secretary of the Interior Oscar L. Chapman today issued regu lations for granting of rights-of- way for logging roacis across timber lands administered Dy the bureau of land management in western Oregon. rUatnan sniri the regulations were designed to "assure equal access to an who purcnase um ber in the so-called "O and C area" of the western section of Oregon. Some 35 billion board feet of merchantable timber is administered in the area. Basically, the proposed regu lations provide that where an existing road system has suffi cient capacity for use by the road builder, the government and its licensees or such addi tional capacity can be provided by the government rather than the construction of a duplicate road system, the government will seek to obtain the right to use such a road system for the marketing and management of its timber. In return, the government will grant rights-of-way across ammrnmAnt lnnHs nnd flSSUre payment to the road builder of a fair share oi tne cosi oi xne road and of its maintenance. Will Up Timber Value nirotnr lVTnrinn rlaivsnn nf the bureau of land management said that the "effect of these new regulations will be to ennancc the value, both of eovernment and private timber." Clawson said cooies of the new regulations would be available in ahntit 1(1 riavs at thp rppinnnl offices of the bureau of land mnnaaomont in PnrllanH Pftne Bay, Eugene, Medford, Rosebure and Salem. Christian Science To Be Topic of Lecture Arthur Perrow. Chicago, a member of the board of lecture ship of the Mother Church, First Church of Christ, Scientist, will present a free lecture on "Chris tian Science: the Way To Free dom." here Sunday. The lecture will be at the high school auditorium at 3 p.m. The public has been invited to attend. Three Inches of Snow Covers Prineville Prineville, Ore., Apr. 6 (U.R) Prineville residents got up this morning to find three inches of snow covering the ground. A warm rain, chilled by fall ing temperatures, turned to snow during the night and put a white, slushy blanket over the Prine ville rea. Forest service officials said about four inches of snow fell in the Ochoco national forest. EASIER TO CASH I!f Tampa, Fla. (U.PJ Thieves Ignortd valuable religious arti. cles when they robbed the First Methodist and St. John's Episco pal churches here. They made off with a typewriter and a movie projector. ROGUE LAWN CHAIRS & COFFEE TABLES $4.89 BIG PINES LBR. CO Sixth and Fir Stt. PHONE 2-6251 eir's sstfs FOLGER'S J Y COFII J Because of Folgtr's richtr blend, we suggest you try using ' less per cup. mm i i m w i n i t aa i i i a SSSfiS?? ONLY 2-6253 If No Answer Call 2-8582 Prompt Free Delivery Baby Needs Sick Room Supplies Rentals JIM GORDON Bidgood Hudson Medford'l Own Modern Pharmacy ( NEW BENDIX DIALAMA71C I ' with foifora-jj J' : Roll it anywhere! a m See the omazing new Bendix Dralamatk that washes, rinses, damp-drysl Just set the dial! 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