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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1952)
Jxr ,zf zz& -vv ,-Ji fe' 'O r . r-. ( ii r i TORNADO-SHATTERED Heavy equipment rumbles through the streets of Judsonia, Ark., as tbm community begins the grim task of rebuilding after the greatest barrage of tornadoes is 20 yean swept the mid-South. Arkansas, hardest hit by the killer twisters, counted 149 of 250 dead and 711 of 1107 injured. MedfordTribune Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1952 Pages l4T" Well-Rounded Community Program Said Essential for Young People Editor's Note: This is anoth er of a series of articles in which members of the faculty of Pennsylvania Stale College discuss "Teen-Age Troubles." The following by a recreation director, takes up juvenile crime. By RAY M. CONGER State College, Pa. ttl.R) We are conscious of many acts of crime committed by ' young people. One reason for this is our highly efficient means of communication. News travels at at a fast pace. And the public likes to hear about tne imie crimes of other people. It makes their own way of living seem more righteous. Moreover, our society has be come more complex and prod ucts more numerous. There are many more ways for youth to get into trouble. More Chances Now Youth a generation ago had few things to destroy around an isolated home. Now, with things and people underfoot at every turn, he has many more chances at petty crime. A crime wave in youth must have a cause, and it is easy to point to some possible reasons. The home, in my opinion, must carry the major responsibility of youth because it is the base of our civilization. It is the best place to obtain the three most important elements of living food, rest and shelter. It is the one place that can provide a little of all the elements pro vided by the other agencies, namely, schools, churches and Factory Inspection Fees Due April 1 Salem (U.R) The State In dustrial Accident commission has reminded employers sub ject to the factory inspection law that they must pay their yearly fees to the commission before April 1 in order to escape penalty payments. Administration and enforce ment of the factory - inspection law was transferred from the State Bureau of Labor to the Industrial Accident commission by the i951 legislature. The industrial accident com mission said all firms such as factory, mill or workshop where machinery is used, and logging operations not covered by the workmen's compensation act are subject to the factory in spection law fees. MEDFORD PHARMACY 127 EAST 6TH Just Off Central. For Complete Prescription Service 9 A.M ,- 10 30 P.M. NICK! Call 2-6253 If No Answer Call 2-8582 Prompt Free Delivery Baby Needs Sick Room Supplies Rentals Gordon Hudson Medford's Own Modern Ph. ey and the community. And a home is not a home unless there is a parent in it. Can Guide Children Parents who love each other and their children haye a much better chance of having well- adjusted children. Parents can guide their children toward a proper attitude of school, church and community. Schools were started primar ily to educate trig mind. The minds brought along active little bodies. That has caused much concern. Schools have added ac tivities until they have a very complicated course of study. New ways have been found to impart knowledge and attitudes. Vocational training has been added. Guidance programs are relatively new. Schools are doing a pretty good job for the money spent. 1 . . . . 4 I ii is 100 oaa we can not gei in the habit of spending as much for education as we spend for the various habits which tend to cause petty crime. Recreation Important A community with home lov ing parents, well-trained teach ers, and friendly churches is usually a good community. More over, a community which goes one step farther and provides recreation for its people is a still better community. People have leisure time, some more than others. Machines do things today that required many hands in the past. People like to be active. Recreation in the home, school and church is important but not enough. Communities should conduct recreational ac tivities to make the program complete. Phoenix High School Slates Musical Show Phoenix "Off the Records," a musical variety show, will be presented by the Phoenix high school, Friday, March 28, at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. It is being presented through the combined efforts of the Mas quers, the high school dramatics club, and the music department. "Off the Records" is rated as something different in the way of high school programs accord ing to Gerald , Einarsson, music instructor and director of the play. "It will contain something of interest to everyone attend ing," he said. Variety numbers will include "Funny Bones" and his band, chorus girl numbers, a Gay Ninties'show, and the Cathedral choir. Glenn Aplin, dramatics in structor, assisted in the production. ON IPsag SECTION TWO TODAY FOR GROCETERIA SAVINGS! SUPER E.O.M. SPECIALS MENSWEAR COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS $1.49 $5,.95 A good assortment of novelty patterns in broken lots and sizes. Values to $3.25. JACKETS Just a few warm winter jackets left in assorted colors and broken sizes. Some mouton collars, zip front. Values to $19.95. COTTON SOCKS Reinforced toe and heel. Made of cush iony cotton for top absorbency. All sizes. Regular 85c pair. Now 43c a pair or 2 3 for $11.25 BARGAIN TABLE Vi Price See for Yourself BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS $1.25 ' $149 w m I Sanforized flannel shirts for boys in a variety of patterns and colors. Values to $2.98. BOYS' JACKETS A clean-up of winter jackets. Broken lots ,95 and sizes.' Were priced as high as $18.50, now ' LOWER FLOOR ' $1195 ism E.O.M. SPORTSWEAR BARGAIN TABLE $3. A table of odds and ends Including blouses In chambray and wool jersey, sweaters and jackets. Broken lots and sizes. Were priced a high at $8.98. Out they go for $3.00. Your Choice E.O.M. LINGERIE CLEARANCE RAYON SLIPS $1.69 Rayon knit slips, trimmed with nylon net. White only in all sizes. Here's your chance to stock up on lingerie at great -savings. Regular $1.98. You'll find this bargain hard to beat. NYLON HOSE 73c pr. Slightly irregular 60 gauge 15 denier hose, well known brand. Lovely new Spring shades in all sizes. A great buy for only seventy-three cents. ANKLETS 55c pr. For women and girls. Cotton body and foot. 100 brushed nylon cuff. Pastel shades in sizes 9 to 11. Regular 80c value. E.O.M. SAVINGS ON SHOES PR. Real values in footwear representing a wide var iety of styles to choose from. High, medium and low heel designs in a combination of colors. Broken sizes. Also a good selection of sample shoes for the small foot. Values to $14.95. SHOE DEPARTMENT MAIN FLOOR PRINTED DRAPES 48x84 Lined $12.98 pr. Beautiful printed drapes in veed and mod ern patterns. Brighten up your home with these colorful drapes at great savings. REGULAR $10.98 REGULAR DAWCORD DRAPES $7.98 pr. SET $10.98 pr. Single and double width Dawcord drapes In solid colors of Green, win or bieg. Window beauty at low prices. At this special E.O.M. sale, you can afford to dress up every window in your home. Broken sizes and colors. MEDFORD'S OWN STORE UBDPOQD EASTER SAVINGS NOW IN DRESSES ! $ 3. 5 i W A collection of casual dresses and dress-up fashions. Choose from rayon suitings, cottons, crepes, gabardines, taf fetas and crisp failles in sizes for misses and womenl Exceptional values now, hurry! ' CAMISOLES Flexees fabulous new bodice bra for evening glamour. Eye appeal in pleated nylon tricot. Black and carmen. A $10.95 value. BLOUSES-Slightly Soiled $2.98 and $4.98 Tailored and dress-up blouses, long and short sleeve styles In rayon crepe and tissue faille, all great values nowl Aqua, gold, kelley, nile green, white, red and yellow. Designed by a famous maker. $3.98 values for $2.98 and $5.98 values for $4.98. MARVEL DRYER and CREASER 2 pr. - - $1.19 Stop ironing wash trousers. Buy a pair of Marvel dryer and creaser forms and your troubles are over. Adaptable for slacks, uni forms, work and play clothes. Regular two pair for $1.59. DAN RIVER HAND. -CUTS For E.OM. 69c yd. Here are some real values In fabrics. Beautiful rayon suit ing in a variety of patterns which ordinarily sells for $1.79 yd. and bright cottons and ginghams which you can sew for this summer. Regular 98e yd. Cotton and Nylon Edgings Embroidered cotton and nylon edg ings, ideal for skirt and blouse trims. Regular 19c yard. Out it goes at ten cents a yard. CHECK VALUE SQUARE ii' DRAPERY FABRICS 99c yd. E.O.M. Drapery Clearance Floral, modern and provincial patterns in a wonderful se lection of patterns and colors. Whatever the color scheme of your room, you'll find the fab ric of your choice. VALUES TO $2.59 SMASH E.O.M. SAVINGS ON OUR LOWER FLOOR For the Home ... For Gifts VIKING CRYSTAL Dark green and deep red sherbet and drinking glasses which were priced as high as 89c each. CHINA CUPS Exquisite china cups with matching sau cers. Delicate patterns and colors Reg ular $2.79 set. SNACK SETS Attractive pottery snack sets in char treuse, dark green or yellow. Square plates with matching cup. Values to $2.75. PATIO DISHES Rustic dinner plates, salad plates and cups and saucers in dark green or brown by Sharon Merril. Values to $1.98. II Set and Valley Vista BOWLS Versatile bowls in a selection of colors which serve as salad, fruit or planter dishes. Reg. $1.69 .. Reg. $2.1 5. Reg. $149. Reg. $4.29. 98c ....$1.19 -.$1.25 -.$1.98 PLANTERS Square, upright and oblong planters with anti-tarnish brass trim. Simulated maple or oak finish in white, cream and brown. Drastically reduced. REG. $2.59 - 98c REG. $3.95 $1.49 REG. $5.25 $1.98 REG. $4.39 $2.98 to II A
