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1 f I I I I I TWO MTOrOHP (OKECOlf) MAIL TBIBUHB W.dn.id.y. Mir 10, 1(10 r St ' tb J ' (Aem TtUpholo) '. . . AND THE WALL CAME TUMBLIN' DOWN'-Ooncrete blocks litter the round and nit on seven cn and a truck, battered and badly damaged when high wlnda accompanying a duit itorra blew down the wall of i concrete block plant In Kansas City, Ku. Tha atorra waa th reault of wild weather which which left one dead and Injured 8 throughout the midwest. Improve Your Hearing NATIONAL HEARING WEEK 0 .... AROUND HOLLYWOOD May 7 thru May 13 HERE'S HOW 0 ' The week of May 7-13 has been set aside as a period to think and do something about your hearing. Beftone foremost hear ing aid and their dis tributor, James Taft & Assoc. are conducting a series of state-wide Clin ics where you will receive FREE - Hearing Evaluation FREE - Audiometric Test FREE - Solectometer Test Now is the time to act in this important matter. Visit the Clinic in your community Friday and Saturday, May 12 and 13. Medford Btltone Office 214 Laverette Building Hourl from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. By VIRGINIA United Pre Hollywood. May 10 U.R Celeste Holm's pals get no fancy presents from her on birthdays or Holidays. All that comes in the mall is a penny postcard. And somehow they don't seem to mind. Because the poitcard reads: A CAKE fiackage ia be ne a n t in a Vtrttala BUePhenea your name to a hungry child overseas." Miss Holm's been doing this since she toured Europe and Scandinavia and saw gaunt-eyed moppets scrambling in the gut ters for food. "All I could think," she said, "was: 'There, but for the grace of God, goes my child.' That sight still haunts me." She's been a one-woman press agent for the charity ever since. Any CARE radio show, rally, dinner or tea party always gets first dibs on the Holm talents. Others Catch On She'a not the only one. The idea's catching on. Stars who skip Yuletide baubles to feed foreign families include Greer Garson, Danny Kaye, Doug Fair banks Jr., Bob Hope, Bing Cros by. Gregory Peck. Al Jolson, Lo retta Young and Hedy Lamarr. This Is one side of Hollywood congress hasn't heard about. It's i ' ' .. -A I Jl ! WOtUD'S pf- "MrtHE-snr MfrU 1 -f u .iiii.ut.-.al Aii I ' ; '1t't AIITflMATir with buih-in crusW compott eosy o install NEXT time you enjoy ,Yoficufeo,"tr cubes wilh the hole" or Yorkice, oniformly crvthed ice both made by a York Automatic Vce Maker, you 11 ap preciate the difference. This ice is absolutely semi lory, crystal-clear, fast-cooling, wont clump, won't spoil the toste of your drink or water, won't kill the "firV m carbonated beverages. I . Pi", - S'jr-.r, e l Seal & Ptoces that serve ice can now moke their own I either cube or crushed easily, quickly, and m obundant quantity at omaiing savings in cost. To find out how helpful a York Automatic ke Maker can be in your business cod us and wel be glad to give you a demo -m (ration witPSovt obligation. OREGON EQUIP. CO. lea P.O. BOX 301 PHONE EAGLE POINT 6013 MiePHIRSON Cerraapoadoat not sexy enough to make head lines. "Besides, It's hard to talk about," Miss Holm said on the set of 20th Century-Fox's "All About Eve.' "It's too close to my heart. I still feel like weeping when I remember those French and German babies who clawed at my skirts begging for food." Unusual Furniture Needs Texas Home; Valued at $150,000 1 Dallas, Tex. (U.R) Buying a house, then filling it with appro priate furniture, may be the usual procedure for most mar ried couples. But not Mr. and Mrs. Jack Merck. They find themselves in the plight of hav ing a houseful of fine furniture but no fitting house to put it In. The furniture the Mercks have has been valued at between $150,000 and $200,000 and dates back as early aa the seventh century. Merck, an employe at a motor company's body plant, said the collection consists of 26 pieces, all of Chinese origin. The furni ture is supposed to have belong ed to the Ming dynasty, which ruled China from 600 A.D. to the middle of the 14th century. The collection was sent to the Chicago World's Fair by the Chinese government in lotfj. According to Merck, crating and transportation costs were so high that the Chinese govern ment sold the collection in this country. Mrs. Merck's father bought the furniture during the depression and recently turned it over to the Mercks. It is all made of hand-carved teakwood put together with wooden pega and glue. Two pic tures In the collection are inlaid with pearl and other stones and have teakwood frames. According to Merck, their small family home has become a veritable museum since the furniture arrived, with visitors coming by to look at the collec tion at almost all hours of the day and night. Deed lint on ClaMttlM Ada 9:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Mon day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m HONOR ROLL MEDFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL S.v.nth Grada Bovs ' Ballance, Elvin .... B B B B A B Bash, Frank A B A B A A Cam. Neil B B A B A A B Culy, Stanley ....A A A A A A A DeVore. Michael BBAAAAB Dyer, Bill A A A B A A A Gregory, Bill BBAAAAB Hagcbusch, Karl B B A A B A Hayes, Stuart A A A B A A A Manley, EdWBrd A A A A A A A RnKinmn Donald A A A B A A A VonTing, Dennis B B A A A B Y'Blood, Tommy BBABAAB Yoakum, . Frank BBABAAAB Seventh Grade Girls nhl r'h.rl.n. R A R B B A A Cantrall, Marian B A B B A A A Cox, Elaine BABBOArin Hamilton, Nancy B B B A A A B Unnrlv Inanilii R P. A B A A A Jennings, M'llssa BBBBAAA Lamp, Marguerne d n n d a n. Raesdale. Tessle B A B B A A A Reichstein, .... Suzanne B a a a n n t Rhymes, Dor'thy B A B A A A A. Roach. Barbara BBBABAA Robinson, Florence A a a a a n. i Sorum, Elaine ABAAAAJ Watson. Leah BABBAAB Rukovina, Cynthia B B B B B A A Eljhth Grade Boys Gleason, Vernon A A A B A Holigang, Curtis AAABAA Lilly, Willard BBBBAB Sherwood, Terry AAABAA Eighth Grada Girl. Adams, Joy a " " . . Allen, Mary ABBBAA D.Ur rvnthla AAAAAAi Caldwell, Virginia BBABAA, Campbell, Harriett BBBAAA, Cantrall, Dorene BBBAAA. Carr. Janet A B B A A A ; Clark, Connie BBAAAAi Hastain, Alice A a B a a , Hawkins, Betty AABBAAA Hawlpv Oeoreia B A B B A Hubbard. Sandra A B A A A A Larsen, Mary Lou B B B A B Lawrence, Patty A A A A A 100 Leibbrand, Eleanor A B B A B B Lynch. Shirley AAA AAA McCulloch, Cora BBABAAB Merkel, Sharon Jean A o a a iuu Meyer, Alice A B A A A A Moore, Marianne A B A B A A New and. Patty B A a a n n. n. Padgham, Ann Puhl, Alberta Rawstern, Joan.. Rice. Marian Silvia. Lvnette Stacy, Florence Brlttson, Darrell AAAABB Craln, Dick A A A A B Davis, Dennis A A A A B Day, Chris A A B B B Deming, Carl A A A B E Jones, Tommy A B B B B Lambo, Jerry A A B B B Shaffer, Paul ABBBB Shinn, Jim .... A A B B B Sorum, Pome Roy A A A A B Ninth Grade Girls - Abbott, Vera A B B B A Anderson, Marian A A A A B A Bourne, Carolyn A A A A Burger, Dorothy A A A B B Cantrall. Leota B B B A B B Carr, Isodel B B B A A B Clogston, Celia B B A A A A Cox, Delores B B A A A A Denman, Ann A A A A A Doty, Marilyn B B B B B Fenton, Beth B A A A A A Frederick, Evelyn A A A A A Gillispie. Leora A A B B B Gilman, Geraldine B B A A B Graves, Bonnie B B A B A Harris, Sallye A B A A B A Jcldnes, Jean A B A A A A Kelley, Loretta A A A A A Lamp, Joy ABBBB Larson, Gloris B A B B B Lyman, Shirley A A B A A McDuffce, Gail A A A A A Manning, Roberta A A A A A Moldovan, Charlotte B B B B A Newton, Nancy B A A B B A Pierce. Marie Russell, Charlotte Vail, Anne Walden, Betty Williams, Betty Wyatt, Mary BBBBA BBBBA A ABBB A A A A A BBAAB A AAA A Black Dahlia Suspect Missed by Officers Houston, Tex., May 10 (U.R) Los Angeles police trailed a sus pect in the "Black Dahlia" mur der case to Houston but missed him by a matter of days, it was revealed today. Detectives E. R. Barrett and A. W. Hubka came here from the west coast April 28 to in vestigate a tall, handsome musi cian, wanted for questioning in the brutal slaying of 23-year-old Elizabeth Short, known as the "Black Dahlia" because of her sleek, black dresses and hair of the same color. fpfV GUILDERS SUPPLY X".V Qualify Pumict 8 LOCKS - BRICKS FLUES 727 W McAndrewi kd. PHONI 2-4107 ATTENTION LOGGERS MILL OPERATORS MACH . N E SHOPS Por Fast Dependable Service Call 2-7141 Timken Roller Beariir : Fafnir Ball Bea ngs RBC Roller Bearings National Seal Babbitt Blocki Fafnir Pillow Blocks Spherical Roller Pillow Blocks Bronx Bearing Stock Caterpillar Replacement Parts Diesel Cylinder Heads for Exchange LeTourneau Cones for Exchange Southern Oregon Bearing Sales Company 42 N. RIVERSIDE AVE. Emergency Phones 2-8263 or 2-8122 A A B B A A A B A B A A A B A A A A A B B B B A A A A , R B B B A i A B B A B A ! ctroHor Patricia Tt B B B A B A Tokar, Colleen B B A A A Walton, Carol B A B A B B White, Patsy Kay ababaa Wright, Joy Lee BBBBAAB Zier, Faye BBBAA Ninth Grade Boya A fresh, whole-milk 'n sweet-cream food. Frozen sec onds before you eat it. Try Dairy Queen today. DfllRV QUEEN An Ice Milk Product WEST MAIN and SOUTH CENTRAL Pay In Easy Installments Right now Is the BEST time to give your home that paint coat that means so much in appearance and protection . , and here's your opportunity to do it and pay In months to come! . Two Coats of DEPENDABLE Lowe Bros. Paint PAY NOTHING DOWN Only $3.17 Per Month Average Size Home BIG PINES LUMBER CO. Sixth and FirPhone 2-6251 TRADER DAN SAYS: NOW is the time to buy a late model Used Car o TRADER DAN SPECIAL For the Week 1950 Hudson "6" Club S2195 SEDAN Radio, heater, dtlux fnttrior. Thii car is new. Hat btn driven from tho factory only. 1949 Buick Super 4-Dr. S2195 SEDAN Radio, heater. SpoHtii fniido and out. 1949 Plymouth Club S1595 COUPI Heater and defroster, tailor made plastic seat covers. You can hardly tell this car from a new one. 1948 Chev. 4-Dr. Sedan S1445 Radio, luilir, vary low mlleig.. Eicep tlonally wall cared for. 1948 Mercury 4-Dr. S1395 SEDAN Radio, healer, lots of pap with ehil on. 1947 Chev. Aero Sedan S1395 Radio, heater, nyton seat covert. Try it and you'll buy it. 1947 Studebaker S1345 CHAMPION 4-D00R SEDAN Radio, heater and overdrive slick one. 1946 Chrysler Royal S1295 4-DOOR SEDAN Heater and fluid drive. 1946 Chev. Aero Sedan S1 195 Radio, heater, 2-tone paint. This is exceptional. 1947 CHEV. 4-DOOR SEDAN Radio, Heater, Runs Like a Top! This is an excep tional buy! 1942 Mercury Club Coupe S595 Radio, heater, nylon seat covers. Com pletely reconditioned. 1941 Buick 4-Dr. Sedan S645 Radio, heater. Very clean. 1938 Buick 4-Dr. Sedan $195 Heater, white side-wall tires. This ft a steal. 1938 Chev. 4-Dr. Sedan $145 Heater. Runs very good. 1937 Ford 4-Dr. Sedan S145 Heater. This is better than average 1937 model. 1936 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan S95 Runs like a top. 1936 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan S45 You won't beat this for transportation. 1935 Plymouth 4-Dr. S39 SEDAN It runs too. 1933 Chev. 2-Dr. Sedan $65 This is j lot better than average. TRUCKS and PICK-UPS 1948 Chevrolet 3A Ton $1295 PICK-UP Heater, 4-speed transmission. This is realty worth the money. . 1948 Reo I1 2 Ton Truck $1195 Heater, Brown -type transmission, factory built flat bed. Clean as a pin. 1947 Chev. Sedan Del. $1095 This rum and looki like a new car. 1946 Ford 1 2 Ton Pickup $695 Heater, mud-grip tires. Really worth the money. 1946 Dodge 2 Ton $795 PICK-UP Heater, clean al e pin. 1939 Chev. 2 Ton C.O.E. $295 Equipped with 2-ipeed and flat bed T7 TTft A T7T T77I T7TI TTT A TV "YOUR DOLLAR STRETCHER" 346 North Riverside Medford, Oregon
