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22 Business Opportunities HERE is a wonderful opportunity for a man and wife. One of "the finest fountains and lunch counters in town. Priced right for quick sale. Forced to sell iue to other inter ests. Ph. 3-1283 or contact Arthur Lewis. FOR $4500 you can buy a business right here in the Rogue valley that will net you around $700 per mo. Much greater potential, low rental lease. Living quarters. It will pay you to investigate. Write Mail Trib une. Box 6571. FOR RENT New office building suit able for doctor or business office. Very modern. 5 rm. 714 W. 6th. Ph. 2-2907. 160 ACRES second growth. 30 cat. 5.49 McCulloch. Ph. 2-6791. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Will sacrifice equity of SoSOO in Gazelle Cafe & Tavern. (Geo. & Anns. Mortgage bal. S4800. Best offer by July 31. What have you. Will take real estate, mortgage pa per, automobile, trailer house, etc. . GAZELLE CAFE . Gazelle. Calif. g-FT. Int combine. Ashland 2-254L RESTAURANT. Estab. 4 yrs sell or leae. terms Ph AsHand K221 23 Machinery and Tractors WILSON'S Car Trailer Exchange No. 99 at Phoenix 18' 22' S275 $595 TRADE TERMS g FT. Int. combine. Ashland 2-2541. LOGGING tractor TD-IS with angle hydraulic blade and winch. Rebuilt. new cat guarantee, below ceiling. Ph. 6126. Grants Pass. Caterpillar whydraulic blade and iiysier wintii. oou hours $5500. RD-4 Tail seat model, just over hauled $1950. HD-10 Has new motor $3750. Caterpillar 50. Has new tracks and rolls $2500. Letourneau 811 yd. scraper. New tires $3500. V. Yard truck crane with 70 ft. boom, 12-ton capacity. Completely over hauled $9300. See Us Before You Buy or Sell VALLEY EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE Phone 4043. Chico. Calif. KT 15T Hyster. completely rebuilt. 17' 6" lift. 48" load arms. Ph. 2-9270 FOR SALE Case combine. 6 ft. cut. John Deere hammer mill. Paul Wil liams. Ht. 2. Box 649. Central Pt. WILL SACRIFICE for quick sale Ferguson 30 tractor, like new: front end loader. 12-speed transmission, duals: '42 Ford dump truck. Phone 2-4667. 91 Ross lane. LAND LEVELING UNIT! AC DH7W with Moore dozer, buck eye DDPCU. Late model. Tip top shape. Jumbo 7-yd. cairyall Yonkers-Johson tool earner with ripper and chisel teeth, heavy duty ditch plow and check row attachment. UNIT COMPLETE $7500 or will sell tractor separately. Phone Eagle Point 6510 Will take cattle in trade NEW Massey Harris Row Crop 22 tractor with hydraulic lift and power takeoff. $1595 Massey Harris self-propelled clipper combine, used 100 acres $2850 Oliver pull-type combine with clover pickup, down grain reel excellent condition $1495 New Oliver Standard 66 trac tor with power takeoff and belt pulley $1600 VALLEY EQUIPMENT CO. Ph. 2-9441 Med ford 1949 Ford tractor, excellent condition. $1085. Case side delivery rake on rubber. as is. $110. Model 76 New Holland hay. baler. twine tie. $1100. 14-in. 2-bottom John Deere plow $150. 14-in. 2-bottom International plow. - $95. 5 ft. 3-in. Towner offset disc, $120. 4 ft. 6-in. disc for Ford or Ford Fer guson. $150. 1 Tulare baled hay loader, new. $440. DEAVER TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 634 N. Central Ph. 2-6425 HD-lb Tractor with blade, no winch, very good condition, new tracks, terms. Ph. Medfnrd 2-8072 or Ash land 2-7131. TRUCK CRANE Top shape! Terrific buy! Newly rebuilt Northwest fully guaranteed. Hard to tell from brand new! Priced low for quick sale. Act now! . . . we'll talk turkey on your terms. Phone, wire, or write: National Tractor Co. 401 Broadway, Sacramento. Calif. Ph HUdson 4-8268. FOR SALE Carco drum for D-8 Cat complete witb lines. $3000 E. R Cox Logging Ph Med 2-8354 or Camp White Shop 7302 24 FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE or trade on livestock or what have you. 6 -can milk cooler, cream separator, MW milking ma chine. Ph. 6621 E.P. Paul Conrad, Butte Falls Star Rt.. Box 9. X X C H A N G E Modern house also paper paying $100 per month for valley property Tribune Box 6576. 25 MISCELLANEOUS INSULATION se'rvice. Keep cool in summer warm in winter. Free es timates Ph. 2-9279. 26 PERSONAL FALSE teeth repaired. Broken, crack ed or loose plates repaired while you wait Relining in one hour. New process. All work guaranteed. 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.. Ill E. California St. or dial 30-9-8071 Jacksonville. WIDOW 50-55 wishing to get married contact P.O. Box 471. Cent. Pt. No smokers, drinkers. Will provide good home. NEW BONE CORSETIERE. Ph 3-2660 SPENCER CORSETIERE Ph 2-8576 Reflexology Foot Massage. Swedish massage A M. Couts. licensed mas seur. Taylor road. Central Point Phone 38X1. IF IT can be done wa will do it. When it comes to killing termites we kill those inside those timbers as we do those outside and if it is Jacking up a house or installing foundations, underpainting or ventilations, we will do that also. Phone Ashland 1-7557. Free inspection and esti mates. Loyd Termite Control. Alcoholics Anonymous. Ph. 2-6657. Meetings at 123 la W. Main. Wed. & Sat. 8 p.m. LONESOME, wishing for a date"? Write P. O. Box 1453. Med ford State Dating Bureau. Willamette Valley Ram Sale Linn County Fair Grounds ALBANY, OREGON SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1952 SALE STARTS AT 10:00 A. M. STANDARD TIME Offering 200 Head Registered Stud and Range Rams and Ewes from top -Willamette valley flocks. Breeds are: Suffolk, Hampshire, Romney, Lincoln. Corriedale, Southdown, Shropshire, Columbia, Cheviot, and Cotswold. Under Management of: Oregon Purebred Sheep Breeders Assn. FOR CATALOGUE WRITE: O. E. MIKES ELL, Sec, COURTHOUSE, ALBANY, OREGON 27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY , VACUUM SERVICE GUARANTEED parts, service and .re pair on all types Vacuum Cleaners Ph. 2-8821 for free pick up and delivery. . Rug Cleaners Rugs & Furniture cleaned 4c repaired. MEDFORD RUG FACTORY & CLEANERS 3-2539 511 Mary ' Radio Repairs A-l RADIO SERVICE KENN AUDIO ENGINEERING 627 N. Central Phone 2-5056 -Transfer COMMERCIAL TRANSFER Trucking Service of All Kinds Local and Long Distance Moving Storage. Packing and Crating Phone 2-9028 Corner 4th & Fir Art Service Advertising Arts Letterheads Layouts Designing Silk Screen Printing Rough Sketches Sc Estimates Free RAYS STUDIO 610 Plum Ph. 2-5534 Generators Starters Generator-Starter repairs & exchange. Armature winding. Cliff's Auto Electric. 1311 N. Riverside. 2-5068. Pest and Termite Control LOYD Termite Control. Protect your home from termites. Free inspection. Ph Ash. 2-7557. Foundation work. Laundry LAUNDERETTE 327 N. Fir Street Bendlx Automatic Laundry Ph. 2-2565 Washing Machines USED Washers, reconditioned and guaranteed. Larson-May Co.. 406 E. Main. 2-5302. EXPERT Bendix Service and Repairs Larson-May Co. 406 E. Main. 2-5303 PARTS and Service on all makes washing machines. Larson-May Co. 406 E. Main. 2-5302. Building PHOENIX PUMICE PRODUCTS C street. Ph. 2-7045 or 2-7943. Bldg. blocks. Brick, Pier Block, all types. Cement work. Free estimate. Everett Lowery. 3748 Hillsinger road. Piano Tuning PIANO TUNING Back from tour dutv in navy. Thanks to my cus tomers for past business. Call 3-3059 Medford. Marvin Lemaster. Plumbing WE SELL PUMPS & PLUMBING INSTALL & REPAIR PHONE 2-5845 For new & repair work call Patterson Plb. Co. 827 Jackson. . z-43ta THK ONE TRIP PLUMBER BROWNIES PLUMBING & HEATING. INC. PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE 519 Crater Lake Ave. Ph. 2-4801 Re-weaving RE-WEAVING Tears, burns, moth damage, etc. BEACON WEAVERS 906 NE 8th. Grants Pass. Ph. 3453 Tree Service CHAMERBLIN TREE SERVICE (The Best for Less) Topping, trimming, removing. Transplanting. Terms to suit you. Licensed and insured, tree estimate Phone 3-1145. or 525 Franquette. LINEBAUGH BROTHERS TREE SERVICE Complete tree service & tree sur gery. Licensed and insured con tractors. We guarantee our work or no charge. We also give S&H oreen btamps. for free zst. Fnone 2-77S4. Cabinet Work CITY CABINET SHOP FRANK YASHIN 924 So Central Phone 2-9310 Electric Motors Gage Electric Motor Service Delco & Smithway Motors Motor Rewinding & Repairing 112 N. Front Ph. 2-2626 Cement Work RELIABLE CEMENT WORK By Ray Chamberlin. Free estimates, lirensed contractors. Ph. 3-3085. Well Drilling SHULTS BROS. WELL DRILLERS Sets direct over streams saving up to naif in many cases. Ph. z-9227. DEISTER & CECH WELL DRILLERS For your water - well problems Reliable and experienced drillers Up-to-the-minute equipment. Phone Z-93UU 139 Vancouver Ave. WELL DRILLING BY GOFF BROS. For fast, efficient and guaranteed work, see us before you drill. FHA terms on wells and pumps. Office Stamper & Goff Bros. Hdw. 225 W Main Ph. 2-2939. evenings 2-7026 or Z-J039. Evenings 3-3744. ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO?" A complete well & pump service by War II Vets. Experienced, reli able and guaranteed work with FHA terms. Phone 2-7372. 885 Shafer Lane (just off Kings Hwy.) CRATER WELL DRILLING No well too deep. Immediate service. All work guaranteed. FHA terms ar ranges t-none 2-Z098 1111 W. 10th Septic Tanks DON'T DIG UP YOUR SEWER Ph. Frank Conner, 6391 Ashland. Roto Rooter Service for Jackson County, Z4-nour service. SANITATION SERVICE 500 gal. round cone, septic tanks $68 TANKS PUMPED Hookups Drainfields Laid Free Estimates Guaranteed Work To meet all State & FHA codes. PHONE 3-2491 CASPERS. Cleaning, repairing, install tanks and drains. Guar. 24-hour nrftmnt cfrvii l"rna jntnai,iinn Low set prices. Dial your local War ii vet. j-1311 or z-toio. MITCHELL SEPTIC TANKS & CESS POOL SERVICE Tanks cleaned and repaired, drain and sewer laid, new tanks installed. All work guaranteed. Phone 3-1116. Beads Reslrung PEARLS & BEADS RESTRUNG JEWELRY REPAIRING SANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 E. Main 27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Painting EXP. painting and decorating. Free estimate. J. B. Doss. Ph. 2-5137 Med., or 2-2472 Ashland. SPRAY PAINTING Roofs, houses, general painting. Free estimates Sullivan Bros. 219 S. Ivy. Ph. 2-9851 Tractor Work Plowing, harrowing, mowing gardens or what have you. Prompt, efficient service. Ira Bollinger. Ph. 2-5830. Tailoring CHRIS THE TAILOR Tallored-to-Measure Clothes Repairing Remodeling Alterations 128 E. Main. 2nd Floor . 2-8473 Granite and Top Soil TOR SOIL AND GRANITE $2 yd. Creek run and fill dirt $1.50 yd. Phone 2-4317. A. L. Nash. TOP SOIL. Granite. Creek Run, fill dirt. Dump Trucks for hire. Also loader. Austin King. Z-Z3B z-io. Crushed granite, crushed rock, sand & gravel. M. C. LINING Eft Oc SLUMS Ph. 2-5336 or 2-5897. CREEK RUN GRAVEL $1.50 a yard delivered in Medford Call 2-7001 Miscellaneous MARSHALL NURSERY & FLORIST CAMELLIAS, 30 Var. Flowers for all occasions, garden supplies. 12th 8c Newtown. Ph. 3-1657. LAWN mowers, saws, mach. ground. Pick-up & delivery. Hwy. 99, 1 ml. So. of Talent Ph. 2-8319. WE MAKE fabric covered belts, but tons, buckles, buttonholes. Large variety of styles and sizes. Rapid service. Ph. 3-3135. PARK'S Electric Shaver Service. Re pairs and sales. All standard makes 10 days free trial. 114 E. 11th St. GUARANTEED repairs and parts on all makes of sewing machines. Esti mate furnished free in advance Sewing Machine Center, 123 W. Main. Ph. 2-2388. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY BIG surprise at Dreamland Saturday night. APPLEGATE RANCH. 80 a. on Little Applegate river. 15 a. irrigated. Free water. Small creek. 18 foot water fall. 5 rm. house. Spring water. Shower, toilet. Garden, fruit. Hunt ing and fishing. Ranch & mountain retreat combined. 26 miles to Med ford. Good road. $8500. Very easy terms. Phone owner. 1311 Eagle Pt. FOR SALE: Large white sacks for dish towels. Jackson County Feed Co.. Court & McAndrews. OCEAN FRONTAGE. 2 Acres garden soil. Lovely beach, magnificent view. Trees. 2 large springs. Elec tricity. Fishing, clamming. Near Brookings amid lovely homes. $4500 very easy terms. Phone owner, 1311 Eagle Point. CLEAN room close In, prvt. ent. 1105 W. Main. WATER HEATERS National 30 gal. electric $79.50. Buy now, the price is going up. MODERN PLUMBING. 32 N. Riverside. Cotton Bags good enough for alfalfa seed, only 25c each at MORTON MILLING CO. PLANER BLOX. Clean. Quick de livery. Medford Fuel. Ph. 2-2111. 1048 WILLYS panel i ton Del. I H0 Sedan. Just ideal for camping, hunting or errand and passenger car service this dandy all-purpose car today is only $995. ROOTS MOTOR CO. 101 West Jackson at Fir Your Dodge Plymouth Dealer BE A CHAMPION Ride the Best. Ride a "K", $865 f.o.b. Immediate delivery at HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES ,i Mi. So. of Phoenix Hwy. 99 Dial 3-2790 YOU will enjoy the surprise Sat. night at Dreamland. USED refrigerators, washer, elec. & gas ranges, gas water heater. MARINE MARVAIR. 20 N. Grape LOCKER beef. 22 to 30c lb. Will de liver. Arrangements made to slaugh ter for hide. Ph. 2-7979 eves. GLADS For weddings, receptions, . church decorations, your home. 98c doz. J. J. Newberry Co. FOR SALE Ground barley, ground barley & oats, wheat. Get our prices before buying. Jackson County Feed Co.. Court & McAndrews. LUMBER Redwood and pine moulding, red wood siding, sugar pine shelving. Knotty pine, wall plank, ceiling tile, sheet rock, doors, roofing. Dutch Boy paint, plumbing sup plies. All grades of boards and di mensions. Try NORTON'S LUMBER CO. and Save. Free Delivery. Phone 3-2888. Phoenix, Oregon. ANNO-PHOS 16-20 fertilizer now available at the Big "Y" Feed & Seed store. Open Sunday and eves. DAKOTA PICNIC ASSOCIATION Tou Velle Park, July 27. 10 a.m. Grain bag prices are lowest in years at MORTON MILLING CO. If we buy your grain we will loan you bags free. SAVUM WAMPUM S&H Green Stamps S & W LUMBER CO. LUMBER Good No. 4 sheathing and dimension $35 per M. No. 3 sheathing $65 per M. E. grade siding $70 per M. WESTSIDE LUMBER CO. 924 Summit Ave. just off McAn drews Rd. Phone 2-2559. Sack, Twine and Wire Bale Ties for sale at MORTON MILLING CO. FOR SALE Cow halters, calf halters, show halters, grain bags. Jackson County Feed Co., Court & Mc Andrews. REMEMBER the BUILDERS SERVICE for BUILDERS BARGAINS Roofing, siding, plasterboard, inter ior finish, insulation, hardware and paints. BUILDERS SERVICE 2802 Crater Lake Hiway Medford. re Ph. 2-8378 ARCHERY tackle by Bear Grizzly polar and cub bows. HAAS BROS SPORTING GOODS. Open until 9:00 veryeveiing Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at 5:30 p.m. for following day: 10 a.m. Monday tor Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. aa -' iijr mm m , mm t. U. S. SHOWS WEAR AND TEAR The superliner Unjted States eomes to dock in New York as stw breaks east-west crossing record to return speed mark to this country for first time in 100 yean. Note uiai, uwu uic& jouu a peeling Snakes, Insects Al I That's Left In 'Ghost Town' By WILLIAM H. BURSON UP Staff Correspondent Indian Point, Miss. -4U.R) If this story could have been writ ten between 1830 or 1850, ev eryone in the civilized United States would be familiar with its dateline. In the earlier de cades of the 19th century, In dian Point was one of Mississip pi's principal population centers. It was a city of the Old South a bustling river port on the Mississippi Delta, roughly 40 miles north of Greenville. Here planters traded their cotton for European finery and. Negro slaves chanted their spirituals as their backs strained loading and unloading the river boats. Today it is a challenge to find even the site. All that remains of Indian Point are occasional brick chimneys, burial plots with eroded, overturned tomb stones and abandoned water cis terns. The land has returned to a state not far removed from that in which the first settlers found it. Only the Indians and deer are absent. The forests have reclaimed the cotton fields and Mississippi river silt has covered plantation foundations many times over. The timbers have floated away, but the few remaining evidences indicate a highly cultured popu lation. Settled by Spanish, French and English, Indian Point reach ed its peak development during the Mexican War, following the improvement of transportation along the Mississippi river. Many sweeping river bottom plantations were laid out and fine homes erected but the Mis sissippi's muddy waters would n't stay within their banks. Year after year the flooding became worse. Finally a levee system stretching from the Chickasaw Bluffs south of Memphis to the Walnut Hills at Vicksburg was completed in the early 1850's, leaving en closed farms the choice of be ing abandoned or periodically flooded. The fertile lands and elabo rate homes were left one by one to the ravags of river, weath er and vegetation. Today the only inhabitants of the once highly-cultured area are count less mosquitos and lazy water snakes. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Clara J. Hughes, deceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against the Estate of said decedent are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, duly verified, to me at the office of Harry C. Skyr man and Manville M. Heisel. attorneys for said Executrix, at Room 418, Medical Center Building, in Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published: July 10, 1932. VIOLA PRUETT, Executrix Harry C. Skyrman Manville M. Heisel Attorneys for Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS No.?40 IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NELLIE GRACE KATHAN. DECEASED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County has appointed me as administratrix of the estate of Nellie Grace Kathan, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, with in six months from this date, at the offices of Neff. Frohnmayer & Lowry. Cooley Theatre Building,' Medford, Oregon. Dated July 10. 1952. AFTON CARTER Administratrix of the Estate of Nellie Grace Kathan, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. Probate Department. No. 8938. In the Matter of the Estate of Henry B. Wood. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the undersigned has been appointed end qualified as executrix of tha-i estate or Henry s. wooa. aeceasea. and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with, proper vouch ers, at the office of Warren G. Lesseg. Attorney at Law, 128 East Main Street, Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published this 3rd day of July. 1952. ZUia Jaaa Wood. Executrix. just aoove waier line. Japanese World War II Leader Believes No War Constitution a Mistake By DAY INOSHITA UP Staff Correspondent Tokyo (U.R) A. key admiral in Japan's World War II naval strategy believes Gen. Douglas MacArthur should "admit" that the no-war constitution his occu pation headquarters introduced in Japan was a "mistake." The deposed occupation ruler should then "come to Japan just once and call on the emperor," former Rear-Admiral Sadatoshi Tomioka. said in an interview. Those moves, the one-time navy tactician said, should be coupled with a statement from Washington that the United States wants Japan as an "equal partner" in the free world's de fense system against Commun ism in the Far East. It should lead to a blueprint of how Japan is to be integrated into U. S. military plans, he added. He sees those steps as the measures which would persuade Japan and the Japanese people to give up their "false trust" in peace at any price and join the fight for liberty on the side of the democracies. Tomioka, 55, last World War II planning director on the nav el general staff, said there was no doubt in his mind that the United States needed and want ed Japan and Japan must have the United States. He warned that indecision re garding Japan could be as "dan gerous" to the free world as was the indecision about Korea in June, 1950. Tomioka said he spoke as a "civilian" but he admitted his opinions were "not necessarily representative" of the feeling of the masses in Japan. Tomioka was regarded as one of the most promising young staff officers in the old imperial navy. A former baron, he spent most of his naval career as a staff expert. He sat in on the conferences which planned Pearl Harbor and was present at the end of Japan's military adven ture as naval representative on the Japanese delegation that signed the surrender on the U.S.S. Missouri. Tomioka brushed aside argu ments th&t the democracies can do without Japan as long as they have bases in Okinawa. Pulling out a map of Asia on which dis tances ha"d been drawn with a compass he poked a finger at Lake Baikal in central Siberia. "That is where Russia is con centrating its factories in the Far East," he said. "Japan is 300 miles closer to Lake Baikal than Okinawa. A difference of 600 miles in the flight of a fuel-hungry jet bomber can spell the margin between life and death for its crew." The ex-admiral was contempt uous of American and Japanese publicity methods in Japan which, he charged, have failed to sell the Japanese -people on the need for a strong Japanese defense force. "There has been too much em phasis upon peace," he said, "and SALE OF BUILDINGS OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION BUILDINGS on Pacific Highway between Medford and Phoenix, and on Redwood Highway at Hayes Hill. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED until 2:00 p.m. Standard time, Friday, Jury 25, 1952, in Room 133, Stat Highway Building, Salem, for the pur chase of the former William H. Fisher and Robert C Riley buildingi. FULL INFORMATION may b obtaintd from C. W. Parker, Room 115, State Highway Building, Salem, Oregon, or from J. G. Bromley, Dis trict Maintenance Superintendent, State Highway Maintenanc Offiet, Grants Pass, Oregon. EACH BID must be submitted on a disposal form obtained from the above offices. " -' The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept the pro posal deemed best for the State of Oregon. OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION By: H. tt. Glaisycr, Secretary. Thursday, Jul? 17. 1133 not enough on freedom. To fight for peace it is a contradiction. To fight for freedom makes sense." Tomioka said the switch in sales talk was needed to over come Japanese opposition based ostensibly on the argument that re-armament would run counter to occupation policy and the "spirit" of the new "democratic" constitution Japan adopted in 1947 on the urgjng of occupation advisers. The Socialist Party has a case now pending before the supreme court charging the 75,-000-man national police reserve is "war potential" and violation of the constitution's article nine "no-war" clause. Tomioka decscribed article nine as a "mental block" to re armament which should be amended and he urged that United States leaders, "prefer ably Gen. MacArthur, admit it was a mistake." The admiral reserved his chief ire, however, for the United States-Japan security pact which, he charged, was "unfair to Japan" and the product of U. S. vacillation about Japan's role in its military plans for the Far East. m Because of that indecision, he claimed, Japan is not being treated as an "equal partner" in the defense pact. He asked that defense "be made a joint affair, not a question of charity where we'are forced to beg." As it is, he said, Japan is de pendent upon the United States but it does not know to what extent. "Does the security pact intend that the seventh fleet will act for Japan as it has for For mosa?" he asked. Tomioka predicted that the danger of a new world war will be greatest in 1955 or 1956, Rus sia will have a large stockpile of atom bombs and United States military output will have reach ed peak production. FOLLOWS DAD Willard Cole Sr. (left), who lost his visioa at a Marine on Iwo Jim a, escorts his son, Willard Jr., on his 17th birthday anniversary to Marine recruiting office in Cincinnati. lili mfi MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN World; Factories Are Approaching Automatic Age Cleveland, O. (U.R) When the world's factories become automatic (and experts believe the time is rapidly approaching) the origin of the development perhaps will be traced in part to efforts of the Wean Equip ment Corp. here. The firm , which now turns out those huge, intricate, auto matic, multiple-operation ma chines, started on its present task in 1940 when it took over the old Broden Construction Co. From then until 1946, Wean con tinued to turn out steel mill and wire-drawing machinery. However, in the past six years the company has turned to "monster" machines which do dozens of operations at one time with "extreme accuracy . Two "Queans" Two outstanding examples of the company's achievements along this line are the "Queen Mary 'and the "Queen Eliza beth." The "Queen Mary"' was made for the Cadillac tank plant in Cleveland to hasten the manu facture of Walker bulldog tanks. This particular machine grinds smooth 10 surfaces of the tank's hull in one slick opera tion which previously was done in 10 steps and took 20 times as long. The "Queen Elizabeth," anoth er spectacular time and labor saver, bores 110 holes at once in a tank hull. The latest addition on Wean's automatic family is a "trans car machine line" built for Mas- sey-Harris Ltd. to be used in that firm's tank plant in Racine, Wise. No Waste Motion The operator of the "trans- car"' rides on a narrow gauge streetcar which carries the hull of the Army's largest' tank. As the "trans-car, its driver and the tank hull move down the track, bits and drills intermi tently attack the hull to mill 10 different surfaces and drill 110 holes in three continuous opera tions. Besides the obvious labor sav ing. Wean engineer point out that not once during this opera tion does the hull have to be shifted to andther part of the plant, or from its original posi tion. Wean Equipment, under the direction of 30-year-old R. J Wean Jr., has enjoyed a 200 per cent expansion in the past year, Sales have jumped from $1,000, 000 annually to 56,000,000 since Wean absorbed Broden. Tonsils Lost, Puppy Found Cambridge, O. (U.R) A pup py found a home when a little boy lost his tonsils. Roger Mc Manaway, 3, had his 'tonsils out and his father thought he de served a reward. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McManaway remember ed reading about an abandoned dog in the newspaper the night before." About 75 persons asked to adopt the dog but when Rog er came home from the hospital, there was the puppy ready to play with him. mum Homes Buildings JULY 18, 1952 To clear Right of Way for the Rock Point-Blackwell Hill Section of the Pacific Highway UILDINGS TO BE SOLD: A house, chicken house and garage formerly owned by James J. Bowers, tbeut Vi mile east of Galls Creek en the Jacksenville-Rock Point County Road; a house and garage formerly wned by John A. Jaksch, Jr., about Vt mile east of Galls Creek en the Jacksonville-Reck Point County Road; a small house and repair shop formerly owned by Charles W. Collier about 200 feet west of the junc tion of the Pacific Highway and and the Jacksonville-Rock Point Coun ty Read; and the former Ward E. Davis Cafe, two residences, rest rooms, end chicken houses plus equipment of the cafe located north-, erly of Central Point on the Pacific Highway at Route 1, Box 359. ALL BUILDINGS to be told separately RESTAURANT DAVIS 2 Miles South ef Gold Steam table, electric grill, electric counter stools, counter, booths and .BUILDINGS must be removed from present location within 30 days of notice of acceptance of bid. ANY FINANCING MUST BE ARRANGED BY YOU WITH THE FI NANCING COMPANY OF YOUR CHOICE. IF YOU ARE CONTEM PLATING MOVING A BUILDING, CONSULT WITH YOUR MOVER PRIOR TO SALE DATE. TERMS OF SALE ARE: The above buildings to be sold to the highest bidder at public auction but subject to the approval of the Oregon State Highway Commission with the right reserved to reject any or all bids. 50 per cent of bid price must accompany the successful bid with re maining 50 per cent to be paid within ten days of notice of accept ance of bid by the Highway Commission. Terms on all perianal prop erty sales are cash. SALE DATE: 10:00 a.m. Standard Time Friday, July 18, 1952, at the Davis Cafe north of Central Point, then continue north until all build ings have been sold. For information contact Don Norlin Phone 3-6666 Roseburg, or C W. Parker, Phone 4-2171 Ext. 717, 5tate Highway Building, Salem. Auctioneer: Claude M. Kilgort Salem, Oregon P DEATH IS MYSTERY - Eileen Fahey, 20, Columbia University j secretary, shot by unknown as-; sailant as she arrived for her job on campus. AUCTION Consign your furniture and other articles to us for BEST POSSIBLE PRICES. No stock too large or small for us to liquidate! Col. Joe Burns, Auctioneer New Modern Sales Room SALE EVERY FRIDAY COMMERCIAL AUCTION CO. Central Point, Ore. 1 block off Hiway 99 Phone 1441 or 1512 TRAVERSE RODS $2.25 - $3.25 - $4.25 BAMBOO DRAW DRAPES Home Owners Specialties 74 North Main . Ashla.id Phone 7231 or Medford 3-3484 MAPLE SHOP Building For RENT 1213 NORTH RIVERSIDE 1 Room with storage in back, 30x32 1 Room 60 x 24 SWARTZ PLUMBING SHOP IN BACK PHONE 2-5972 or 2-6813 VACATION TRAVELOANS Ute the Travtlean plan for your vaca tion cash. Traveloant ara mad to any iteadily tmployad man or woman. You may hava 24 months to repay. $50 to $300 on Furniture or Salary. Up to $500 en your Automobile SEE American Finance CORPORATION Room 210-211 Leverelie Bldg. Phone 2-8886 License M-362 License S-285 EQUIPMENT CAFE Hill en Highway 99 stove, electric hot water tank, other miscellaneous equipment. Oregon State Highway Commission State Highway Building Salem, Oregon f SALE
