Shady Cove-Trail News
.. Shady Cove - Trail Bonnie
and Sidney Owens of Vallejo,
Calif., grand-children of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Owens of Shady
Cove have been visiting their
grandparents. Other guests of
the Owens have been Hugh
Whipple of Yreka, Calif., and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattson
of Brookings, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Arnold and
family from Chico, Calif., were
reported through an error of
the correspondent as being new
comers to .Shady Cove. Instead
they are newcomers to Trail,
living in the old Wehde resi
dence next to the Walt Mess
ecars. Other newcomers to Trail
are Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Fair
banks and" family from Lewis
ton, Ida., who are living at Sun
set on the Rogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan
of Monterey Park, Calif., are
visiting Mrs. Suli van's daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Harris of Shady Cove.
Frank Fagalde of Shady Cove
has been given the dealership
for the Ashley automatic wood
burning heater.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo W. Lang
of Portland have been visiting
his brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Louie Lang who bought
' the Darling residence in Shady
Cove last year, coming here from
Brownsboro..
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Jessup
and three children of Seattle, are
visiting Mrs. Jessup's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenley
of Shady Cove for their vaca
tion. Jessup is on the police
force in Seattle attached to the
juvenile crime prevention de
partment.
Donna Neilson of Palo Alto,
Calif, is visiting her cousin, Judy
Taylor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Taylor at the Flounce
Rock Ranch, Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. William McMil
lan and son from Lodi,' Calif.,
have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Close of Trail. Oth
er guests visiting the Close's
have been Mrs. Close's sister
and huband, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Haxton of Richland, Wash.
Mildred's Cafe, next to the
Shady Cove cleaners in Shady
Cove will be closed every Sun
day and open on Wednesdays,
Mrs. Carl Dawson of Trail has
been vacationing in Chiloquin.
Miss Nancy Bosley of Port
land is visiting her cousin and
family, Mr. and Mrs. George
Brewer of Shady Cove and ex
pects to be with them for about
two weeks.
Lt. and Mrs. Dave Pruess and
daughter, Sheri of Yuma, Ariz.,
spent several days last week vis
iting her parents,. Mr. and Mrs
Roy Long of Shady Cove. Pruess
has just been released from the
Air Corps.
Mrs. Wilbur Blackman left
last week-end to bring her
daughter, Nancy Blackman back
from the1 Shriner's hospital in
Portland where she has been
undergoing treatment.
Lt. and Mrs. Bob Davis, and
son, Kenny of Mountain View,
Calif., have been visiting Lt.
Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Davis of River Edge, TraiL
Mrs. John Stille . of Shady
Cove spent several days visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Emma Mer
ritt of Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Conard of
Santa Rosa, Calif., have been
visiting their daughter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laird of
the River road, Shady Cove.
Mrs. Bill Wilson and children
are vacationing in banta Kosa,
Calif., where they are visiting
with her parents.
Russell Graham of Shady
Cove went with Johnny Jones in
his plane early Saturday to
Burns, Oregon, where Russell
had left his car due to motor
trouble on his way home from
taking the boys to Utah. He was
unable to get the car repaired
that day and drove it home.
Mrs. Robert Holcomb of Shady
Cove has written the words to
a new Jacksonville Jubilee song.
Vic Flood of Ashland wrote the
music. The song was introduced
for the first time on July 19,
on the Dr. Pepper radio show.
A thousand records are being
made by RCA Victor and those
who wish to may purchase them
from the Jacksonville Lions
club.
Mrs. Mildred Frisbie of Mil
dred's Cafe, Shady Cove, made
a trip to Springfield recently to
see her son, Douglas.
Sen. Russell Not About
To Kiss Kissing Kin
Chicago (U.R) Sen. Rich
ard B. Russell figures he and
actress may be kissing kin, but
he isn t about to put this to the
test.
"She's married to a mighty
big guy," the bachelor Georgia
senator told photographers who
wanted a demonstration. "I've
seen him play football."
Miss Russell, wife of quarter
back Bob Waterfield of the Los
Angeles Rams, turned up at Rus
sell - for - President headquar
ters Monday night, pinned Russ
ell buttons on the straps of her
low cut gown, and posed with
the candidate.
Arlington National cemetery
was established June 15, 1864
Kona cof f e is grown . on the
westerly side of the Island of
Hawaii.
Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
jpjWWlili ' ""' : i'J'Of-TTVW
Hollywood U.R) A low
budget movie that pokes fun
at high-budget Hollywood was
banned from
one theater
and had the
rest of mov
letown in a
furor today.
This two
part epic,
"Actors and
S i n," was
written, direc
ted and pro-
Aline Mosby duced by
famed writer Ben Hecht. . One
episode, "Woman of Sin," is a
comedy about a "Forever Am-ber"-type
movie that turns out
to have been written by a nine-year-old
girl.
The manager of the high-tone
Beverly Canon theater, which
caters to cinema celebrities, took
one look at the movie and can
celled it. Co-producer Sid Kul
ler then slapped a $250,000 suit
on the popcorn palace.
No Publicity Stunt
"This is no publicity stunt,"
fumed Kuller. "This picture got
rave reviews in New York. But
we didn't get any theater cir-
SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT
tor the year ended December 31, 1951
OF THE
Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd.
of London, tn the Country of Great Britain,
made to the Insurance Commissioner of the
State of Oregon, pursuant to law;
Admitted Assets
Bonds S T,45.94..S
Stocks S.409.1S7.00
Mortgage loans on real estate None
Real estate None
Cash and bank deposits 1.581.923.55
Aierits1 balances or uncollected
premiums 1,199.851.91
Interest, dividends and real es
tate Income due and accrued 53.630.55
Other assets 203.209.28
Total admitted asset! S13.933.096.95
liabilities, Sarptns and Other Fends
losses $ 1.25S.71T.00
Loss adjustment expenses 80.151.00
I-'neamM premiums 6,518.006.16
All other liabilities 808.721.52
Total liabilities, except capl-
tal S 8.663.595. 8S
Capital paid up S 500,000 00
Special surplus funds None
Unassimed funds tsurplusl 4.7B9.501.27
Surplus as
holders .
retards pollcy-
$ 5. 299. 501. 5T
Total $13,933,098.95
Statement of Income
Premiums earned S 5.925.238 84
Losses Incurred $ 2.807.364.89
Loss expenses Incurred 282.987.39
Other underwriting expenses
Incurred. S. 562.489.74
Total underwrltlni deduc
tions S 5.652.841.82
Net underwrltlni gain or loss.S 272.397.02
Investment Income 376.809.90
Other Income 600.32
Total, before federal Income
taxes 848.406.60
Federal Income taxes Incurred 221.986.68
Net Income S 426,419.92
Dividends to stockholders None
Dividends to policyholders None
Capital charges (net J 217.152.98
Other Items atfectlnt surplus
(net) 553.193.80
Total capital and surplus
Items meti S S36.040.94
Increase In surplus as regards
policyholders S 762.460.88
Business In Oregon for the Tear
Net premiums received S120.597.1S
Net lossM paid 44.669.65
Dividends paid or credited to
i policyholders Hone
j Principal office tn Oregon. Portland, Oregon.
SYNOPSIS 07 ANNUAL STATEMENT
tor the rear ended December 31, 1951
OF. THE
American Insurance Company
of 15 Washington street. Nswark 1. tn the
State or New Jersey, made to the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant
to law:
Admitted Assets
Bonds $
Stocks
Mortgage loans on real es
tate Real estate
Cash and bank deposits
Agents' balances or uncollect-
, ed premiums
Interest, dividends and real
estate Income due and ac-
; crued
jotter assets .
46.438.659.38
56.935.838.18
303.913 43
2. 802.456. 99
11.179.600.28
.180.896.68
270.398 93
S. 560. 629. 73
Total admitted assets $130,672,393.60
Liabilities, Surplus and Other Funds
tosses $ 15.455.849 00
loss adjustment expenses 1.410.512.00
(Unearned premiums 62.843.910.54
. other liabilities .u-.o.u.u
Total HahlllMM. extent can-
Ital S S3.739.892.44
Capital paid up $ 5.000.000 00
Special surplus funds - None
unassignea tunas (surplus) - ei.sja.aui.io
Eurplus as regards policy
holders S 46.932.301.16
Total
.$130,672,393.60
Statement af Income.
rremlums earned $ 54.767.313.17
tosses Incurred $ 38.175.374.60
Loss expenses incurred 2.562.105.00
itr.er underwriting expenses
incurred 26.009.989.33
f
Total unerwrtttng deduc
tions S B8.747.468 93
Jet underwriting loss $ 1.980.155.76
Investment Incomt 3.182.964.44
tither income 1.625.183.63
Total, before federal Income
' taxes 3.027,992.31
rederai income taxes m-
i curred 21.228.52
SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT
for the year ended December 31, 1951
OF THE
Glens Falls Insurance Company
of Glens Falls, in the stt.te nf Kra yrv
to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of
uicguu, yuiauant lo law:
Admitted Assets
Bonds $33,714,759.80
Stocks 24,409.000.25
.Mortgage loans on real estate. 51. 300. 00
Real estate 1.026.362.28
Cash and bank deposits 3.951,615.78
"mu uoiimces or uncollected
premiums S.445,432.21
Interest, dividends and real es
tate Income due and accrued 143.911.70
Other assets 4,015.782.65
Total admitted assets $70,758,164.67
Liabilities, Surplus and Other Funds
H , $13,265,440 96
Loss adjustment expenses 1.652.178.00
uucarnea aremiums 24,136.223.32
hu uuier uaouiues 4.229.252.51
Total liabilities, except eanl-
, tal S43.283. 094.79
Capital paid up $ 3.250.000.00
Special surplus fund 5.774.460 89
Unasslgned funds (surplus) 18.450.608.99
Surplus as ree.nl. nnllrv.
holders $27,475,089.88
Total $70,758,164.67
Premiums earned $30,161,329.19
Losses Incurred $15,260,643.58
Loss expenses Incurred 2.382.680.26
winrr underwriting expenses
Incurred 12.913.713.30
Net Income
.$
$
JMvMends to stockholders
Dividends to policyholders .
Capital charges fnen
Other Items affecting sur
I plus I net I .
Total capital and surplus
: ttems (net! $
Increase tn surplus as re
' gards policyholders 9
3.006.765.79
2.000.0OO.00
None
None
1.765.616.40
T65.616.40
S.772.382.19
Business tn Oregon for tbe Tear
met premiums received 3662.355.30
Net losses ti l 253.597.14
Dividends paid or credited to pol
icyholders ........ none
SSJNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT .
lor the year ended December 31, 1951
I OF THE
1
j Fire Association of Philadelphia
Xf Philadelphia. In the State nf Pmnnimnli
imade to the Insurance Commissioner of the
o.a.c 01 uregon. pursuant to law:
Admitted Assets
Bonds
K.vli
Alortgaee loans cn real estate
Rea! estate, less no encum
brances Cash and bank denocit.
Aim's- balances or uncollected
premiums .
Interest, dividends and real ei-
tate income due and accrued 107.614.90
Other assets 1.636.597.66
$19,520,721.37
29.804.055.84
97.101.36
2.457.601.15
2.117.616.31
$.821,964.54
1 Total admitted assets $59,563,272.93
liabilities, 8 orpins and Other Funds
losses s 6.022.29S.00
! adjustment expenses 403.095.00
.nearea premiums 26.140.213.49
411 other liabilities 2.434.434.09
Total underwriting deduc
tions tin MT 1A
Net underwriting gain or loss.S 395.707.95
Investment Income 1,199.519 95
Other Income 141.738.34
.vim. ueiure icaerai income
taxes cac ttn a
Federal Income taxes Incurred 270.660.09
Net Income ft 7 Bon
Dividends to stockholders""; ' None
Dividends tO DOlIPvhnlll . Knni
Capital charges (net) None
vuier items aiiectlng surplus
(net) $8,972.98
Total capita and surplus
Items (net) $ 96.972.98
Increase In surplus as regards
policyholders $ 771.863.23
Easiness tn Oregon for the Tear
Net premiums received $538,531.68
Net losses paid 184.153.28
Dividends paid or credited to pol
icyholders Hone
Principal office tn Oregon. 325 S. W. 4th
avenue, Portland 4. Oregon.
SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT
for the year ended December 31. 1951
' OF THE
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
Company
of New York, tn the State of New Tor, made
to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of
witiuu, yruat 10 law:
Admitted Assets
Bonds s 53.230.256.00
Stocks . 167.068.704.00
Mortgage loans on real eatste Sinn.
tivai mate, less no encum-
brances 111.685.31
Cash and bank deposits 4.791,719.90
Agents balances or uncollect
ed premiums 4, 989, .13. 59
dividends ana real
estate income due and ac
crued e.fte rce.
Other assets 4.06s!81l!l8
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT
tor the year ended December 31. 1951
. , OF THE
Glens Falls Indemnity Comoanv
of Glens Fall3. in the state of New York, made
to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of
Oregon, pursuant to law:
Admitted Assets
Bonds S24.373.798.0S
Stocks 5.820.941.00
Mortgage loans on real estate 20.981.25
Real estate Nar.e
Cash and bank deposits 2.319,269. OS
Agents- balances or uncollected
premiums S.283, 907.89
Interest, dividends and real es
tate Income due and accrued 112.785.15
Other assets 1.046.167.98
Total admitted assets $36,979,850.38
Liabilities, Surplus and Other Funds
Losses $ 8.441.644.25
Loss adjustment expenses . "1.051.386 00
Unearned premiums 15.359,414 83
All other liabilities 1.165.848.47
Total liabilities, except capt-
..'?' -r.- S26 018.29S.55
Capital paid up $ 1,500.000 00
Special surplus funds 974.198.15
Unasslgned funds (surplus) 8.487.338.68
Surplus as regards policy
holders $10,961,556.83
Total $36,979,850.38
Statement af Incomt
Premiums earned $19,193,573.14
Losses incurred $ 9.711.318.63
Loss expenses incurred 1.516,251.0$
Other underwriting expenses
incurred 8.217,817.58
Total underwriting deduc
tions .. tie, 445 9.
Net underwriting gain or loss- 251.81415
Investment Income firm flfl7 A a
Other Income 3,483.75
Total, before federal Income.
taxes H45 5R0 (ta
Federal Income taxes Incurred 102.626.14
Net Income 1
Dividends to stockholders
Dividends to policyholders
Capital charges (net)
Other Items affecting suralua
442,963.84
None
None
Kone
C5.664.5T
Total capital and surplus
items (netl S a 664 IT
Increase In surplus as regards
poucynoiaers a 92B.02B.4l
Business tn Oregon for tha Tear
Net premiums received $551,209.13
Net losses paid 306.197.01
Dividends paid or credited to pol-
icynoiaers ......
If ant
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT
for the year ended December 31, 1951
OF THE
Hartford Accident and
Indemnity Company
of Hartford. In the State of Conneetlent. mule
to the Insurance Commissioner of tha State of
Oregon, pursuant to law:
Admitted Assets
Total liabilities, except rani-
.tal $35,000,040.58
Capital paid up $ 3,400.000 00
Special surplus funds None
-iuui--a tunas tsurplusl.'. 21.163.232.35
regards policy-
Surplus as
holders
.$24,563,332.35
Totu -i $59,363,272.93
Statement af Ineon.
Tremlums es.-ned $23,801,290.48
tosses rncurred $12,952,634.47
Jss expenses incurred 1,148.065.82
V.-..-. IU.UC1 willing
Incurred ........
i T.ifal underwriting
uens
Ret underwriting rain or
investment income
11.141.473.74
deduc-
$25,242,174.03
-1.440.853.55
2.722.863.36
1.792.46
1.283.772.27
121.090.44
Other Income
Total, before federal income
taxes
Fedtral Income .taxes incurred
wee raceme J 1.162.681.83
Dividends to stockholders i 884.000.00
ijiviaen.u to policyholders None
XTirll None
Other Items affecting surplus. 460.977.25
Total capital and surplus
Items met 423.022 75
Increase in surplus as regards
policyholders $ 739.659.08
Easiness tn Oregea far tha Tear
Net premiums received $! 32 617 7s
Net leases paid 137.806.19
Dividends ps:d or credited to pot-
lrrhc'ders . Kone
I Principal clf,ce m Oregon. 400 Board of
Total admitted assets $234,551,324.5
liabilities. Surplus and Other Funds
Losses $'13,625,208.17
Loss adjustment expenses 639.550.00
unearned, premiums T.fifi2 3qj n
All other liabilities 6.333.52281
Total liabilities, except ean-
ltal $ 68.260.575.81
Capital paid up $ 20.000.000 00
special surplus rnnas i.isi.iis s
Unasslgned funds (surplus) 145.109.630.59
Surplus as regards policy-
coiuers
Total.
$168,290,748.96
$234,551,324.57
Statement of Income
Premiums earned $ 52.846.887.55
Losses Incurred $ 36.800.159.52
oss expenses incurred ..221.421.47
Other underwriting expenses
incurrea xu.sus, 030.54
Total underwriting deduc
tions . S 49.957.217"
Net undenrrltlnr sain or loss 2.919.670.02
Investment Income 6.877.385.20
urner income -7.6IB.2
Total, before federal lncoma
taxes a. 769. 438 95
Federal Income taxes incurred 3.142.899.45
Net Income S
Dividends to stockholders $
Dividends to policyholders.
Capital charees meti
Other Items affecting surplus
incti
7.626.539 50
4.998,732 50
None
None
19.760.303.98
Total capital and surplus
Items (net) $ 14.761.571.48
Increase tn surplus as re
gards policyholders $ 33.388.110.98
BasUsesa tn Oregea far tha Tear
Net premiums received $205,567.64
SiiJ05.0 Mi 67.434.03
Dividends paid or credited to pcl-
icynoice-x ... Jfcoe
.$130,395,135 00
Bonds
Stocks 82.689.570!00
Mortgage loans on real estate 42.253.61
Real estate Nona
Cash and bank deposits 34.870,910.37
Agents' balances or uncollect
ed premiums 32,129.823.7?
Interest, dls-ldends and real
estate Income due and ac-
' crued 472.307.37
Other assets 8.340.518.28
Total admitted assets .$245,840,418.49
Liabilities, Sarpls and Other Finds
Losses $ 91.629.203.1$
Loss adjustment expense 9.073.217.00
Unearned premiums 67.527.600.98
All other liabilities 5.453.901.63
Total liabilities, except cap
ital sit s .en n
Capital paid up $ 10,000,000.00
Special surplus funds, volun
tary reserve 37.154,493.61
Unasslgned funds (surplus) 35.000.000.00
Surplus as regards policy
holders $ 72.154.495.61
Total .
.$243,840,413.40
Statement f tstoma
Premioms earned S132.415.683.46
Losses Incurrea $ 77.435.726.85
Loss expenses Incurred 1 am 4 s
Other underwriting expense.
inturrcu 49,103.955.12
Total underwriting deduc
tions stanssaiT?
Net underwriting gain or ion 7,770.551.82
Investment Income a.636.934.is
Other Income 053,964.87
Total, before federal Income
taxes 3,579.043.80
Federal Income taxes In
curred - 3,345,915.4$
Net n n-
Dividends to stockholders $
Dividends to policyholders .
Capital charees (neti
Other Items aiiectlng surplus
sum ..
S33.717J5
1.000.000.00
Nana
- Stone
1.885.105.73
Total capital and surplus
Items (netl $
Increase In surplus as re
sards policyholders
865.105.73
$ S31.38a.3T
Bastness tn Oregea for tha Teat-
Net premiums recdred $1.455.303.80
Net losses paid 604.325.95
Dividends pa:d or credited to
ic-.ioiceis .. Nona
UCtpal office tn nrnn 119A Sta lAtnm
any place in the
then this theater
cuit bookings
country. And
cancelled.
The picture is pungent with
such lines as "screenwriters are
eccentric . . . Gen Fowler drove
to work at MGM yesterday in a
hearse" . . . "all agents are
idiots" . . . "the only way to
get ahead in Hollywood is to
make mistakes' . . . "you can't
reason with writers; they're like
lunatics.'
The ads for the boudoir mov
ie that the nine-year-old child
writes say, "A motion picture
that reaches to the heights of
wisdom . . . and tangant pas
sions.' The moppet's mother
complains that her little darling
has been turning out these mov
ie scripts since the age of three.
Ridicules Industry
The theater manager said he
banned "Actors and Sin" be
cause "it lampoons Hollywood
and ridicules the industry."
"The movie business is in
enough trouble, without our
adding to it by showing a pic
ture that ridicules film-making,"
said Horace Boos.
In "Actors and Sin," the child
prodigy's agent. Eddie Albert
works in an office filled with
Hollywood-style Italian antiques
and a bosomy, deadpan secre
tary, whom he regularly kisses
with passion. He calls producers
"Fatheads" behind their backs
but smiles suavely when he
talks to them on the telephone.
Actors and writers he won t
even speak to.
The little girl is played by
Hecht's own daughter, Jenny.
"We shot the movie in eight i
days," explained co-producer I
Kuller. "We had fun making it j
and we didn't intend to offend 1
Hollywood. Maybe you're not
HAMM BUYS BACON HOME'
Albany, N. Y. U.R) Real
estate broker Richard I. Bone
said Tuesday Robert G. Bacon
will transfer the title of his home
to Howard Hamm on Friday.
WEATHER By United Press
North California: Fair through
Wednesday except few showers
near Oregon border Wednesday;
coastal fog or overcast; slightly
cooler in interior Wednesday;
west to north west wind 10-20
mph off-shore.
supposed to have fun in this
business. One producer who saw
the picture walked up to me and
said, "How dare you?' "
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE or trade equity in 40 acres.
Modern house, double garage, barn,
etc. Fruit trees. Ross Mclntyre. l'.i
mi. So. of Jacksonville on Sterling
Creek Rd.
MODEL A coupe. Make offer.
Mary. Ph. 2-4845.
538
FOR SALE "51 Matchless motorcycle
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after 5 Central Point 1122.
Tuesday, Jul; 22, 1SS2
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
COMPLETE fountain service" Fancy
sandwiches & salads. Open nigh
Ada Bell Cafe. 125 W. Main.
PLANER BLOX. Clean. Quick de-
iivery. Medford Fuel. Ph. 2-2111.
DAKOTA PICNIC ASSOCIATION
Tou Velle Park. July 27. 10 ajn. '
REMEMBER
the
BUILDERS SERVICE
for
BUILDERS BARGAINS
Roofing, siding, plasterboard, inter
ior finish, insulation, hardware and
paints.
BUILDERS SERVICE
2802 Crater Lake Hiway
Medford. Ore. Ph. 2-8376
ARCHERY tackle by Bear Grizzly
polar and cub bows. HAAS BROS.
SPORTING GOODS. Open until 9:00
every evening.
LEGAL NOTICES
SIDING FOR SALE
l,x3 and '.xB clear bevel redwood
siding S125 per M. V-rustic 1x8 and
1x10 redwood S75 per M and up.
We have cedar, fir and pine siding
at a saving. Free delivery.
NORTON'S LUMBER CO.
Phoenix. Phone 3-2888
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL
ACCOUNT
No. 8743
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON. PROBATE
DEPARTMENT.
In the Matter of the Estate of Rach-
ael Pearl Maberry. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed his Final
Account and Report in the above en-
tiUed estate, and that by order of
the Circuit Court in and for Jackson
County. Oregon, Probate Department,
a hearing upon the same has been set
for Wednesday, August 6. 1952. in the
Circuit Court Room at the Court
House in Medford, Jackson County,
Oregon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock
A. M.
All persons having objections there-
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FAST. PROMPT DELIVERY
MeAndrev. Road Phone 2-5271
Tru-Mix Concrete Co.
to are hereby notified to present the
same on or before such time.
Date of first publication of this no
tice is July 8. 1952.
CARLOS W. MORRIS.
Administrator of the Estate of
Rachael Pearl Maberry, deceased.
Roberts. Kellington & Branchfield.
Attorneys for Estate.
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Miscellaneous
MARSHALL NURSERY & FLORIST
CAMELLIAS. 30 Var. Flowers for
all occasions, garden supplies. 12th
& Newtown. Ph. 3-1657.
LAWN mowers, saws, mach. ground
Pick-up & delivery. Hwy. 89, 1 mi.
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.
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.
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Beads Restrung
PEARLS & BEADS RESTRUNG
JEWELRY REPAIRING
SANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 E. Main
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PHONE 3-3631
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ijity, to Americans, has many meanings!
In the army, it can mean a sturdy rifle with plenty of ammuni
Hon. Or the affection of a small furry dog, nestled in the croak
of an arm. At home, it can he a neat suburban house, a
graduation sheepskin, a small independent business. ;
Security has as many meanings as there are Americans to
defend it.
One good way you can provide security for your family and
your country and yourself J to purchase United States
Defense Bonds.
Buying Bonds may seem a small thing. And yet, every time
you purchase a Defense Bond you are saving toward your
own financial independence. And you are also helping to
build a strong economy that cannot be threatened . . . just
as the men and women in the armed forces are building the
military strength that spells security ... and peace. "
Remember, no matter how small your income you can never
afford not to save. So why not sign up now to buy United
States Defense Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan where
you work? Thousands have found it their one sure way to
save because it saves for you, before you even draw your pay.
HIRI'S HOW I BONDS
NOW MIN MOftf MONir FOR YOUI
Now safe, sure D. S. Series E Defense Bonds pay an even bet
ter return than ever before . . . thanks to 3 brand-new money
earning features just announced by the U. S. Treasury.
1 New csry Series E Bond you bay begins earning
interest after only 6 months. It earns 3, compounded
semiannually, when held to maturity. It reaches full
maturity value earlier (9 years 8 months) and the
interest it pays is mow bigger at the start 1
2. Every Series E Bond you own can now go on earn
ing interest for 10 more years after it reaches the
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3. During the 10-year extension period, every un
matured bond earns at the new, higher interest (aver
age 3 compounded semiannually). Your original
$18JS can now repay you $33.67. $3750 pays back
$67M. And soon.
Start now! Invest more savings in letter-paying Series E Bonds
through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work or the
Bond-A-Month Plan where you bankl
Peace Is for the strong. For peaee and prosperity
save with U. 8. Defense Bonds!
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