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TTlf MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. May 14. 1150 Injured Mrs. George Wright, Eagle Point, is reported to have received a fractured shoulder in a fall at her home Wednesday. Mrs. Wright is said to have fallen from a porch and struck a tree as she did so. Articles Filed Articles of Incorporation for the Central Point Rural Fire department have been filed with the county clerk's office by J. R. Krupp Jr., C. A. Tharp and Harry L. Tonn. On Our Bargain Balcony! REMNANTS A GORGEOUS ASSORTMENT OF STYLES, BRIGHT COLORS AND PLAINS Pique Broadcloth Border Prlnrt Novelty Prints Reg. Val. to 69c Yd. 44S. FRAMED PICTURES Maple frame, glass front, 15 in x 18 in. Beaurifi'l assortment A 4 OQ of nature scene. J I M SPECIAL WHILE I a YLAS ca. "Control of medicine and direc tion of the profession will be a national benefit . . . that's the thinking In the Nation's Capi- "If Washington, that is the Administration, says it is good . . . why of course it is . . ." "Oh, Certainly The greatest good for the greatest number Those who plan know best." "COPYCAT" Reasoning won't lessen taxes... neither will it free the medical profession from proposed federal dictatorship. Get your "Dand ruff up" and GET the FACTS! &fde puflRmncv 33 NOCENTRAl JrU i8" Your Sen'"or or Congressman? GET THE FACTS WRITE ASK QUESTIONS NOW TimberP MEDFORD 1 Local and Personal Root Improving Word Sat urday from Robert W. Root, who flew to Redlands, Cal., Fri day because of the illness of his father, Myron Root, indi cated that the latter is some what improved. Window Broken fity police reported that a hub cap flew off a car and went through the win dow of the Ray Schumacher real estate office, 1612 North River side avenue, Friday night. Tools StoUn Bud Truax, 325 South Central avenue, reported to city police that a gray tool box containing about S85 worth of tools was stolen from a truck parked on a grocery store lot. On Okinawa Pvt. Leo Bar- kcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ttaricer, r-noenix, urc, ims rived on Okinawa for a tour of dutv. the armv said Saturday, He is assigned to the 8105th service detachment where he will be trained as a cannoneer. Son and Family Visit J. P. Mackcy and two sons, of Eureka, Cal., arrived yesieraay by car to spend the Mother's day week-end with Mr. Mackey's mother, Mrs. F. C. Loomis, and Mr. Lonmis. 822 East Ninth street. Mrs. Mackey arrived last evening by plane and the lamuy will return to jsureKa laie toaay Juniors To March Members of Bliss Heine's Juniors partici pating in the Youth day parade Monday evening win meet i m armory in tfieir new uniforms Monday at 5:30 p.m. to check roil call ana receive miai in structions. "Thev will leave the armory at 6 p.m. to be in their parade place Dy o:jo p.m. Picnic Employees of the Singer Sewing Machine com pany are meeting for a picnic today at Tou Velle park near Bybee bridge, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Minter, manager of the company. The picnic is a result of outstanding work done by the personnel. Buildino Permits J. Miller has applied at the city building inspectors oitice tor permission to erect a $6,700 house at 128 Ashlnnd avenue. D. A. Parker asked to build a $5,000 residence at 142 Kenwood avenue, vela Fitzgerald requested a permit to erect a flue costing $100 at 118 Tripp street. Sentenced Robert Eugene Cooper was given a three-year suspended sentence in circuit court Friday on a charge of grand larceny, the district at torney's office reported. He was accused of the theft of logging tools on April 26. Cooper report edly pleaded guilty on district attorney's information. From California Mr. and Mrs. Henry Griffith. Auburn, Cal., are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. James Noble. Jacksonville. They ex ! pect to remain until May 18. Griffith and Noble spent Fri day and Saturday at Horse Creek, Cal., near Yrcka, visit ing Mrs. Noble's son, Vernon Hamaker. i ... I Wreck RoporUd Some dam age occurred to a sedan oper- 1 ated by Ernest Clifford Conrad, ; 1523 East McAndrews road and a pickup truck driven by Mel vln A. Simonds, 123 Lincoln street, Friday evening at Riv erside avenue and Edwards I street, according to a city police report. ... , Assume Name Attorneys Porter J. Neff. Otto J. Frohn mayer and Philip B. Lowry of Medford have assumed the bus iness name of Neff, Frohnmay er and Lowry and have released Ihe name of Neff and Frohn mayer. John Forrest White, Rogue River, has assumed the business designation of White's Distributing company. Dunl.vyi Return Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dunlevy returned Friday from Astoria and Port land. Dunlevy attended a dis trict conference of Rotary club officers at the former city over last week-end as a delegate from the Medford Rotary dur ing which he addressed one conference session. In Portland he attended to business In con nection with Medford radio sta tion KYJC of which he is man ager. ... Plan Picnic St. Mark s YPF members have planned a swim ming party and picnic in Ash land today, and young people of the churches in Grants Pass and Ashlnnd have been invited to attend. The Medford young peo ple are to meet at the church at i p.m. for the trip to Ashland Swimming will be at Twin Plunges and the picnic In Llthla park. Each one attending is to take a sack lunch. Company OREGON o WE SERVE THE VALLEY o FUEL FROM TIMBER SINCE 1918 PHONE 2-6123 SUMMIT AND McANDREW'S ROAD Class To Meet The YMCA beginning square dance class will meet Monday at the "Y" at 8 p.m. Jack Crump will instruct. ... To Meet Knights of Pythias will held a regular business meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Pythian building on North Grape street. ... Square Dine. Central Point Federated Funsters will meet at the school's gym Monday at 7:45 p.m. Anyone interested in folk or square dancing is in vited. Returns Horn Homer Browner, Murphy, Ore., who underwent surgery recentlv at Osteopathic hospital, returned to his home yesterday. tn Hospital Cecil Coghill Jr., 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Coghill, 108 Washington street. underwent surgery at Sacred Heart hospital May 11. His con dition is reported to be satis factory. ... On Maneuvers Roy Stanley Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson, Central Point a chief pay clerk in the navy, is scheduled to participate in ma jor fleet exercises in west coast waters this month. ... To Officer Training Jimmic Dale Grimm, 719 West 11th street, Medford, has been named as a candidate for the naval reserve officer training corps, the navy announced Saturday. He was one of 1.800 successful applicants, selected from 25,000 who applied last fall. ... Returns R. F. Kruggel, 728 Summit avenue, has returned to his home after being confined to the veterans hospital in Port land for the past seven months. Though reported to be consid erably improved, he is still con valescent. Friends are invited to call at the home. BIRTHS BEAL To Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard, 1019 West 12th street, May 13, 1950, a boy, 84 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. CHRISTENSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, 905 West 10th street, May 13, 1950, a boy, 8 pounds, at sacred Heart nospi tal. Obituary JAMES LENNOX The funeral of James Lennox, Valley View, who passed away at his home Friday evening will be held at Litwiller funeral home, Ashland, at 10 a.m. Monday. McMinnville Approves McMinnviUe. Ort., May 13 (U,R) McMinnville school dis trict No. 40 voted yesterday to approve a budget of $549,989, largest school operating fund in the history of the community. In light voting tallied last night the measure carried 315 Half-Million Budget to 235, an 80 vce margin. Of ficials had warned that school operations would be curtailed 50 per cent if the measure failed. Dead line Sunday Claiallled la at Noon Saturdays MARIJUANA SALES PROBED Los Angeles. May 13 (U.R) After weeks of investigation in to marijuana sales in East Los Angeles, narcotics agents held five men today on suspicion of running a cigarette factory for high school students. Dead line on Classified Ads: 5:30 p.m. for following day. 10 a m Monday for Monday: noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. I HANSCOM To Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold, Brownsboro, May 12, 1950. a boy, 8V4 pounds, at Com munity hospital. RIIRMB Tn Mr nnH Mrs. Bob, Shady Cove, May 13, 1950, a boy, 9 pounds, at uommunity hospital. HUGHES To Mr. and Mrs. William, Box 221, Medford, May 11, 1950, a girl, 6'i pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. RANSTEAD To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 1175 McAndrews jroad, May 12, 19a0, a boy, 7 .pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. ! PLAISANCE To Mr. and Mrs. Delvin, 215V4 Vancouver avenue, May 12, 1950, a girl, 5'4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. EPPERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon, Box 488, Central Point, May 13, 1950, a girl, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Court House News Divorce Complaints Barnett, Margaret A. vs. Alex M. Wisner, Arthur Whitney vs. Helen Buchanan. Court Records Police Court Edmund Chessen. failure to stop at stop street, fine S5. Edward Chavis and Dick Haw kins, no operator's license, fine $5 each. Park Antonson, two on bicycle and void bicycle license plate, bicycle impounded one month. Welmore Gould, insufficient muffler, bail $2.50. Edward Watson, rjarked in al ley, bail $5. Mrs. Arnold Bieg, no opera tor's license, bail S5. Floyd Clifford Evender. defec tive muffler, bail $2.50. NO SMALL A-BOMBS Washington, May 13 (U.R) A well -'informed military source said today there' is nothing to a report that the United States has A-bombs small enough to be car ried by jet fight-bombers. Why Train Another? EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY FOR SOUND ECONOMICAL COUNTY MANAGEMENT BOB inn COUNTY COMMISSIONER IHWW"1 rj " I iu. f J VOTE FOR HIM AND KEEP ON PROGRESSING Primary Election May 19, 1950 A Successful Jackson County Fruit and Dairy Farmer for 20 Years. Member of Grange and V.F.W. Paid Adv. . milk (if. Even our molt co-operative dairy cows WON'T mix rich cream into every drop of SNIDER'S Milk but WE DO! ft " Snider's -fimmMMk u,1.NW1COIW1NK ; JUST ONCE- jusl For Milk-justForYou! N dEPOno Retupn Cows just can't mix rich, fresh cream into every drop of milk to give it that extra full-bodied flavor all the way through. That's why we homogenize our milk! This makes it so easy to digest. Drink lots of Snider's Homogenized Milk. It's GOOD for you! 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