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Jacksonville Rental I Meanest Thief Takes Library Now Open Jacksonville A new rental library service, recently plan ned by Miss Betty Boeglin, li brarian, opened Thursday at the Jacksonville library in the US hotel. The new service is being start ed with 34 books which have been donated by various valley residents. More books are prom ised. Among those who have do nated are Miss Esther Walden, Medford; Mrs. Joy McNew, and Mrs. Lily Burnell, both of Jack sonville, and Mrs. Bertha Mc New, Central Point. The Jack sonville city council has pledg ed a contribution lor children's books and the Jacksonville Presbyterian church 20-80 club members are donating a book a month for young persons. There also are some anonymous givers - Regular library hours at the library are 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays. Any one having books to give the li brary may deliver them there during those hours or contact Miss Boeglin at other hours at the Medford library. Chicago (U.R) A collector in a girl scout "cookie drive" turned in three oversize dollar bills of the type which were withdrawn from circulation in 1929. Blind Man's Dog Portland (U.R) World's meanest thief: Holmes Hansen, 23, told po lice Thursday he turned Duke, his Doberman Pinscher, out Wednesday morning for exercise and then shortly afterward heard someone whistling at the dog. He hasn't seen the animal since that time. Hansen is blind and -acquired Duke two years ago from Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc., in Cali fornia. Hansen said the dog is "very friendly." University Students Aid Anti-Crime Fight Evanston, 111. U.R) Thirty- one Northwestern University stu dents have volunteered to aid in a Chicago anti-crime fight. The students, studying law and accounting, will serve as in vestigators for the emergency crime committee of the Chicago city council. Among their tasks will be door-to-door surveys in certain sections of the city to learn facts on crime "direct from the citizens." Two students will work in the committee's Loop office to direct the volunteers. "i lis M3f 1 .acMli mm 3 V'-J $m Via Dead line Sunday Classifieds ia at noon Saturdays. I, -esfiftb.. a Tin VWJ tm, ) ft I "We don't need a power mower as long as he drinks Jergensen'i Homogenized Multi-Vitamin, Multi-Mineral Milk" VOTED PEETTIEST GIRL In England, Miss Judy Breen (center), "Miss England of 1952," of London, smiles nicely for photographer as she stands with runners up, Aileen Chase (left) and Brenda Mee. Judy will compete for "Ml Europe" title in Venice. (International) Big Chicago Political Show Gets Under Way Prior to Convention Slanted by the swift current flowing east through the Straits of Florida, sea level on the north coast of Cuba is about 17 inches higher than at Key West. Yet they are less than 100 miles apart. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY EAGLE Point Shoe Repair. Pickup St delivery. Tuesdays and Fridays at Rldgely's Grocery. WANTED Hay standing. Ph. 3.378i. CHAMP'S GARAGE 1114 N. Central Ph. J-4K) I Fix it Right 1 Charge You Lew FOR SALE CHEAP 1936 Master 2 door Chevrolet, good transportation, also a 4-door. 2207 Aloha. By LYLE C. WILSON Washington (U.R) The big 1952 political show In Chicago will begin several days before the Republican National Con vention meets on July 7. The first act will take place before the Republican National committee during the preceding week. The committee than will be judging the claims of con testing delegates. Texans Can't Agree Texas Republicans this week could not agree on a slate of delegates. Two slates were chos en, one by supporters of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and the other by supporters of Sen. Rob ert A. Taft. Democrats also split and chose two delegate slates, one friendly to the Truman ad ministration, the other hostile. Procedures of the two nation al conventions in judging these contesting claims and those from other states will be similar. There may be as many as 100 contested Republican delegate seats. Obviously, with so many involved, the candidate who can obtain the seating of favorable hj-- 71 IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BARGAINS In Good USED MEDFORD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Have Them Advertised In The MAIL TRIBUNE BIG AUCTION 1135 No. Central Monday. 7 P.M. A House Full of Bargains you name tne price. Nearly new Apt size G.E. refrig erator, wash, machines, dinette set. davenport and chair, boy's bicycle, set of plumbing tools including pipe vise; also 22 brand new car tubes, dies 18" to lj" complete: lead blow pot and blow torch: beautiful "C" melody saxophone: several guns. Winchester. Mnrlin, Savage; radios, lamps, everything you can think of. Come early folks, win prizes, have fun. Remember HARRY LE HESE luaran tees you A Square Deal or No Deal Also Your consignments are always welcome. or We'll buy your merchandise for cash. AUCTION SALES CO. Phone 3-2939 Friday, Mar 30, 193S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN FOR SALE Refrigerator 33. Good condition. Phone 3-1394. FOR S'A L E Log truck and trailer, dual drive, and accessories. Phont 3.1 158 Ashland. 164 Walker Ave. FOR SALE My equity In S-robm house, 11800 down, $41 a month, FHA. Patio, fenced In backyard, lawns and shrubs. Owner leaving for coast. Ph. 2-6531. KRISTEE WALL CLEANER. Phone 2-7543. NOTICE: If you want your oak trees sprayed. 2-3378 or 2-3327. Wlthrow. FOR RENT Modern 2-room guest cot tage, all electric, eastside, close In. Ideal for working couple or 2 work ing girls, no drinkers, no pets. Ph. 3-32B4 NICE 1 bdrm. duplex for rent, all elec. furn. 819 So. Peach. delegate factions will have a leg up toward winning the presiden tial nomination. To Hear Rival Delegates The national committee will hear rival delegates and decide to accept the claims of one or the other faction before the conven tion meets. The accepted dele gates will be listed on the con vention's temporary roll call. Re jected delegates, however, may appeal to the convention creden tials committee. This committee hears the con testants all over again, but not in time for a decision to be made before the convention is under way with the successful faction temporarily seated. The credentials committee report usually comes in on the second day of the convention. It may uphold or reject the judgment of the national committee. May Make Appeal A rejected delegation then may appeal to the convention it self where the issue is decided for keeps by majority vote. There are some political gim micks involved in all of this, however. The convention chairman may rule that a defegation which has been contested but which has won a place on the temporary roll call must be barred from voting on contest questions when they -come to the convention floor. Or, he may rule that the delegation may vote on contests from other states but not on its own right to be seated. The chairman also may rule, how ever, that all hands may vote, even on their own right to be present and voting. Could Give Protection The candidate whose support ers control the national commit tee has a long start toward get ting his contested delegates seated. A friendly credentials committee and friendly chair man could protect a favorite candidate against almost any as sault from that direction regard less of the merits of rival claims. 1933 WILLYS pickup $40. Light two. wheel trailer. $35. Harley-Davidson 45 racer, new motor and tires, $200. Ph2-35B8. TRADE D-30 International I'l ton tlat bed truck for hay. cow or pickup. 2897 Lone Pine Rd. HALF Arabian mare, well broken, very gentle. An Ideal woman's horse. Papers available for halt breed registry. Ph. 2-6843. REMEMBER the BUILDERS SERVTCI for Dramex. one coat lextura paint Paint, Interior it exterior Cedar Shakes, hand brushed Sheetrock Celling tile & plank Many other items for the home maker. BUILDERS SERVICE 2803 Crater Lake Highway Medford. Ore Ph. 3-8378 WILL rent to a couple our furnished cottage for summer, aia uurei at 1943 BUICK Super sedanette, new tires, life guard tubes, 1049 motor, seat covers, R&H. Ph. 2-6331. ORDER EARLY Select Green Fir Slabs MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111 3 ROOMS, steam heat, refrig. all util ities paid; close in 217 S Riverside PLANER-BLOX Clean, quick de livery. Medford Fuel. Tel. 2-2111 NOTICE. If you want your cherry trees sprayed for Cherry Fly. Phone) 2-5376 or 3-3527. Wlthrow. rRYERS & roasters 1040 Maple Park Ph. 2-6037. ARCHERY tackle by Bear Grizzly Solar and cub bows. HAAS BROS. PORTING GOODS. Open until 9:00 every evening. Furniture Wanted For Auction Bny anything used In home. In cluding tools or guns. Bring cash In 20 minutes. PHONE 3-2839, Buyer, Don Money. NEW SUBDIVISION! We will build to your specifications or with our beautiful moderate plans. Two or three bedrooms, hardwood floors, motel cabinets, Philippine mahogany doors, colored fixtures, picked colors, No. 2 or barter lumber, (iteplsee, electric hast. FHA forms. Ready to move In. On Beautifully Located Vi Acre with view Office at end of Orchard Home Drive en South Stage Read E. C. BRITTSAN, BUILDER Phone 2-5536 KYJC Safety Program Gets National Notice An article on the radio pro gram, "You Never Know," which is broadcast every other Sunday on radio station KYJC, is carried in the current bulletin of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, it was reported today. The program is sponsored by the State Traffic Safety division of the Oregon secretary of state's office. . The illustrated article cites the success of the tape-recorded program, which includes actual recordings of the experiences of traffic accident victims, traf fic violators and persons con nected with traffic safety prob lems. Most of the interviews are taken at the scene of accidents with a state policeman conduct ing the interview. The program next scheduled to be broadcast on the local sta tion will be on June 8 and 22, at noon. ONE 'B' COSTLY Champaign, 111. (U.R) Keith A. Kelly, 20, made only one "B" in an otherwise straight "A" record at the University of Illinois. But he will graduate second in his class June 15 because Eldon C. Mckie, 21, made all "A's." Molasses For Ensilage It Plentiful NOW! The Price Kit Dropped Free Delivery In Quantity X BUYS Each With A LIFE TIME GUARANTEE! , ' DOWN PER MO. 1951 HUDSON SUPER '6'4-DR.SEDAII ... S630.00 - - S56.56 Car like new. Overdrive, Radio, Heater, 1951 RAMBLER HARD TOP COUNTRY CLB. S540.00 S48.30 Overdrive, Radio, Air Conditioner, Signal Lights, Hollywood muffler, Sharp. 1950 NASH STATESMAN SUPER 4-DR. - $500.00 $46.70 Overdrive, Radio, Air Conditioning, Top Condition, Twin Bed 1948 NASH AMBASSADOR 4-DR. SEDAN $400.00 S39.33 This car hat everything on It, Motor perfect. A lot of performance and economy. 1947 HASH AMBASSADOR 4-DR. SEDAN $335.00 $40.33 Visor, Radio, Weather Eye, Wathert, Lott more. A real buy in top condition. 1947 KAISER SPECIAL 4-DR. SEDAN $200.00 $25.22 Radio, Overdrive, Heater. Only $595.00 Full Price !J946 BUICK SUPER 4-DR. SEDAN . . . $350.00 - - $40.99 Radio, Heater, Seat Covert, 90 Tiret 1947 NASH '600' 4-DR. SEDAN $300.00 $31.22 Very low miles. Especially nice Intide and out. Nearly like new, lott of economy. $795 full price. 1947 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN ...... $300.00 $37.83 Perfect condition. Motor completely overhauled. Radio. Heater, Extra good tiret, paint and upholstery 1951 RAMBLER STATION WAGON, Custom $555.00 - $49.65 Overdrive, Radio, Air Conditioner, Signal Lights, Overtimed Tiret. Low mileage. 1950 NASH AMBASSADOR 4-DR. SUPER $617.00 - $47.27 Radio, Overdrive, Wathert, Back-up and Signal Lightt, Seat Covert. 1949 HASH '600' 4-DR. SEDAN - $400.00 $39.33 White tidewall tiret, dark blue color. Overdrive, Weather Eye, Sharp. 1949 FORD TON PICKUP .... . .. ... $400.00 $39.08 4 Brand New Tiret, Heater. Very clean ' 1947 BUICK SUPER 4-DR. SEDAN $400.00 $50.44 Radio, Heater, Good Tiret. Especially Sharp. 1947 HUDSON COMMODORE 4-DR. - $250.00 $28.38 Black, Nice car. Real Bargain 1942 NASH '600' 4-DR. SEDAN $225.00 $20.43 Very clean. Good Paint, Motor, Tiret I Upholstery. Hat Overdrive, Radio, Weather Eye, $450.00 Full Price 1947 OLDSMOBILE '76' SEDANETTE ...... $400.00 $37.83 Radio, Heater, Hydramatfc. Well cared for. Full Prico 9 1941 Chevrolet Sedan (nice)....$395.00 1939 Buick Club Coupe 295.00 1941 Plymouth 4 dr 195.00 1939 Chevrolet Town Sedan ... 195.00 1940 Buick Super 4 dr 195.00 1939 Ford 4 dr. Sedan 195.00 1940 Plymouth 2 dr. sedan ... 295.00 1937 Hash Ambassador.... 125.00 SELECT USED CAR DEPT. 4th & Central Phone 2-6342 NICK RINDT, Used Car Salet Manager MARVIN ROSE, VESTER FRAZIER, Saletmen MORTON MIUMfO CO. 10 West JaeeaM ttnot " II III III
