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Second Section
MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1950
Pages 1-6
Washing Dishes Seen Way To Longer Life
New Haven, Conn., May 26
(U.R) Men would live longer it
they helped the little woman
with the dinner dishes.
That's what Dr. Timothy
Brewer of Hartford told an ap
proving audience at the annual
convention of the Connecticut
Federation of Women's clubs.
A turn in the dishpan instead
of an after dinner snooze, he
said, would keep down their
weight and delay hardening of
the arteries.
Brewer is a heart specialist.
BIRD HEADS EAGLES
Grand Rapids, Mich. (U.R)
Ralph Bird has been elected pres
ident of the Michigan state aerie.
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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It went
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REGARDED as key witness In
congressional investigation of
Army Finance Center, St. Louis,
Mo., Mrs. Sally Dewey is under
subpoena to tell what she
knows of the asserted irregular
ities. (International Soundphoto)
Wilmuth Expenditures
In Election Revealed
Salem, Ore., May 26 (U.R)
Walter Norblad of Astoria spent
$200 in his bid for republican
nomination for re-election as
representative from the first
congressional district of Oregon,
he reported in filing his cam
paign expenditures with the sec
retary of state's office today.
Other expenditures reported
today included:
L. Peers Wilmeth. Ashland,
democrat, state senator, 6th dis
trict, $55.30.
Dead line on Classified Ads: 5:31)
p.m for followine: day: 10 a.m. Mon
day noon Saturday for Sunday a-ai
Ashland Airport To
Be 'Fly-In' Host Soon
The state board of aeronau
tics, in its Oregon Air News, has
urged private pilots to partici
pate in the "summer fly-ins"
this year, including one at Ash
land June 18.
The fly-ins are planned to
give private pilots short aerial
vacation trips to some of the
state's most scenic areas. The
trips are usually planned to co
incide with some aeronautical
event in each of the towns, such
as aviation fairs, ar shows, air
port dedications and state and
county fairs. The fly-in at Ash
land will be a breakfast hop.
The sponsors of the summer
flying activities are the Opera
tors association, local flying or
ganizations, Oregon Flying
Farmers, Sportsmen Pilots, Ore
gon Flyers and the state board
of aeronautics.
The Grange
Phoenix Grange
There was a good turnout for
the coverea clisn dinner May Z6
at Phoenix Grange hall. Birth
days were honored for the quar
ter. The annual Memorial serv
ices preceded the meeting. Par
ticipating with the chaplain were
Dorothy Loffer. Coral Schroeder,
Dorothy Fleming. Hazel Payne,
Stella Uood, fctla ranter, Mil
dred Korth and Nyla Kuest.
An interesting committee re
port was given by Charles Hock
ersmith on reseeded burned off
areas. Archie Roach read a hum
orous story. Frank Lovett pre
sented an unusual display of old
American and hand-made Eng
lish watches.
Next regular grange meeting
will be June 13. Serving com
mittee will be Mr. and Mrs. Pen
land, Mr. and Mrs. Chase and
Mr. and Mrs. Branum.
Always Well Dressed
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FORDS ON SALE
1949 Ford Custom 4 Dr.
Radio, Heater $1595
1949 Ford Station Wagon
Radio, Heater 1995
1948 Ford Super Deluxe 4 Dr.
Radio, Heater 1295
1947 Ford Dlx. Coupe 995
1942 Ford Super Dlx. 4 Dr.
Radio, Heater 645
1941 Ford Dlx. Coupe 545
1941 Ford Super Dlx. (6) 4 Dr 395
1941 Ford Club Cpe 495
1931 Ford "A" Roadster 79
1936 Ford Dlx. 4 Dr. Sedan 99
SALE ON COMMERCIALS
1949 Studebaker Vi Ton-Heater ..$1295
1949 Chevrolet Va Ton 4-speed .... 1295
1948 Ford (6) Vi Ton Pickup 995
1948 Ford (6) Vi Ton 4-speed, Htr. 1095
1948 Ford-F7-Fabco Dual Dr.
Log or lumber truck 5500
1948 Ford (6) Panel Delivery 1295
1946 Ford (8) 2 Ton Truck
Lumber or Hay Haul 995
1942 Ford VA Ton Flat Rack 445
1941 Ford (8) Dump Truck 495
1941 Ford 3A Ton Pickup 195
1936 International Pickup 149
SALE OF OTHER MAKES
1949 Lincoln-Cosmopolitan Sed. O'Drive,
Radio, Heater, 2 tone, seat
covers $2395
1949 Fraser 4 Dr. Sedan
Heater, O'Drive 1595
1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe
4 Dr., Heater 1295
1948 Plymouth Special Dlx.
2 Door, Heater 1245
1948 Fraser 4 Dr. Sedan, R. & H.,
O'Driv t 1195
1947 Plymouth Spec. Dlx.
4 Dr., Heater 1195
1942 Pontiac (6) 4 Dr 695
1942 Buick Super Sedanette 695
1941 Buick Special Convt.
Radio, Heater 695
1941 Chevrolet Spec. Dlx.
Club Coupe 595
1941 Olds (6) Club Cpe 595
1941 Mercury Club Cpe. 595
1940 Olds (6) 2 Dr. Sedan 395
1940 Dodge 2 Dr. Sedan 395
1940 Studebaker 4 Dr 345
1939 Chev. 2 Dr. Sedan 295
1939 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan 295
1937 Chev. 4 Dr. Sedan 99
1937 Buick Spec. 4 Dr 149
1936 Studebaker 4 Dr 99
1935 Hudson-Terraplane 49
1933 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan 99
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Polio Cases Show
Drop In Past Week
Washington. Mav 26 (U.R)
The U. S. public health service
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of new polio cases throughout
the country dropped tr 94 last
week from 102 in the preceding
wek and 101 in the 1949 week.
Texas reported 38 new Dolio
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Snyder clan last week-end In
SuU m. The reunion was held at
the Walt Snyder home. While on
their week-end they visited Mr.
Jones' parents. Mr. and Mrs. I.
n. Jones in independence.
Mrs. Fred Svinth and son,
Donald, motored to Portland
Thursday to await the arrival of
Betty and Leonard Svinth. Betty
and Leonard have been attend
ing college in Nebraska the past
nine months. The family will
then return to Prospect.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ulrich were
host nd hostess at a housewarm
ing held in their new home on
the Crater Lake highway Satur
day evening. The guest list in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lar
son, Mr. and Mrs. Al Selby, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fanger, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Boothby, Mr. and
Mrs. Ludo Grieve, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Boothby and Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Clevenburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Ulrich were presented with a
gift.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cauller, par-
ALASKAN VILLAGES
Anchorage, Alaska J.R) The
1950 census may take some
Alaskan village off the map. The
1940 census listed at least six
villages with less than ten In
habitants, the Alaskan Almanac
reported. The village of Iditarod
listed only one resident.
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Mrs. George Rae of Jasper,
Minn., visited last week-end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Artmire. Mr. and Mrs. Rae are
making a tour of the United
States and traveled to Salem
after their stay with the Art-mires.
Missionary Society of the Naz-
arene church met Thursday at
Mrs. George Wayman s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jones and
family attended a reunion of the
enfs of Mrs. J. H. Grieve,
been visitors of the Grieve fam
ily for the past few days. Mr. and
Mrs. Cauller are from Southgate,
Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland
and family of Union Creek wera
dinner guests of Mr. and Mra.
Charles Funk Saturday evening.
May 20.
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