Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1954)
EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, December 19, 195 j Calif ornian Plans Use of Obscure Plan Tn fia Cfnfofinorf frr Alnzlrn. Hawaii Washington (U.R) Rep. Claire Engle (D-Calif.) said Sat urday he will resort, if neces sary, to an obscure, 150 years old parliamentary maneuver to get statehood legislation for Alaska and Hawaii before the House. Engle said such a step would be required only if the rules committee tries to bottle up state hood legislation and he does not expect it to do so. Rough Sledding Predicted isut most ODservers nave pre dicted rough sledding for state hood bills in the new Congress. Speaker-designate Sam Rayburn (D-Tex.), and the chairman-designate of the rules committee, Rep. Howard W. Smith (D-Va.), have shown personal distaste for such bills in the past. The two measures enjoy strong support, however, in the Inter ior Committee, where they must originate. Chairman Engle and ranking Republican A. L. Miller of Nebraska both champion the statehood cause. Special Gambit Engle said he has discovered that parliamentary regulations governing the House permit the Interior Committee chairman to employ a special gambit in the case of statehood legislation. A regulation- dating back to 1812 permits the interior chair man to call up committee ap proved, state enabling bills as privileged business at any time, Christmas is nearing, the Yuletide is here. Time to order that turkey if you live far or near. If you're serving a crowd, a big Tom will do fine A Hen is the answer if there's not many to dine. Our prices are fair and quality the best, Just try one yourself and put it to test. We have big birds and small ones and smoked turkeys, too, Drive out and see us or phoning will do. We ust raise turkeys; no groceries to sell Without your business, we wouldn't do so well. We thank all our old friends and welcome the new Good luck, good health, and Merry Christmas to you. SAVAGE TURKEY FARM 4 Mi. North of Central Point on old Highway 99 PHONE CENTRAL POINT 693 or ' ' : . '.' MEDFORD 3-1054 with or without rules commit tee approval. House Darliamentarv experts said the rule has not been used, at least for many years, on state hood legislation. They said the procedure has "disadvantages," including possible difficulty in limiting debate. Funeral Services Planned Friday for Anslem L Burke Private funeral services for Anslem Louis "Dad" Burke, 93, who died at his home, 311 South Oakdale ave., on Friday, will be conducted in Chapel Mortuary, with committal services, also pri vate, in the Medford lOOP Mau soleum. It is requested of the family that there be no flowers. Those wishing to pay their re spects may call at the mortuary Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Burke was born in Wes- ton, Mo., on Aug. 17, 1861. He was married in St. Joseph's, Mo., on Oct. 5, 1885, to Millie M. Uhl, who survives. Mr. Burke was owner and publisher of the "Car rizozo Outlook," Carrizozo, N. M. for 30 years prior to his retire ment in 1946, at which time he moved to Medford. He was active in politics, and was the keynote speaker, for many state and county conven tions, and he served frequently as a lecturer and speaker. He was a Past Worshipful Master of Carrizozo Lodge No. 41, AF&AM, a Past Noble Grand of the Carrizozo IOOF'lodgf and a member of the Baptist church, . Other survivors include one son, Lewis A., of Medford; two daughters, Mrs. R. T. Lucas and Mrs. Philip S. Bright, both of Medford; and, two grandsons, Lewis and Robert Thomas Bright, Medford. ' I n n n H II Jmm .11 TUE ll Liu u mm II Ifl - II jgW I Ylm m ' - - rT;i Mlamourous beauty' : fjX y j i 'V Wt performance JP'Wi . .sjr - - dramatically low priced. ySJ;';? A l-li'liM in Intra!,, Attrrrlrr A f n n I. A , .flf - f '.:.. C 1 if . . anaLiv ill lU'VIJ lUitlltfltA LUUU1 11H1MIC3 l ,4t S 1 . jftir Sss Cordovan and Blond, The Manhattan boasts the entirely newxsuper- f powered "Magnasphere 300" chassis 17,000 volts picture power for clearest, sharpest pictures and superb photogenic. realism TwoVj 8" extended-range speakers provide High-Fidelity listening enjoymen Magnavox Cascode Tuner for easiest channel-to-channel tuning matchless Magnavox Quality through and through. with 12-ChoM.I UHF-VHP Qjj ft Cll mhUU T..romle"T.Mr.$27.50. ft ' ' .. v , ; - V in Cordovan finish Yqu pay no mart for the EXTRA MAGNAVOX QUALITY IETTER SIGHT BETTER SOUND BETTER STYLE w Local and Personal Driver Cited Arthur Ray mond Huff Jr., 18, Phoenix, pleaded guilty Friday in city po lice court to a charee oi driving under the influence of intoxicat ing liquor and was fined $100, according to court records. Prowler Reported Dr. Ed win R. Durno, 222 Valley View dr., told police that a prowler, reportedly a teenager, ran from his. garage about 11 p.m. Friday night when outside lights were turned on after a noise was heard. Chains Taken Jack David Johnson, 906 South Holly st., told city police Saturday morn ing that two 20-foot log chains were taken' from his logging truck yesterday morning while the truck was parked at 204 rNorth Riverside ave. Falls Christine Kathryn Barnes,. 400 South . Riverside ave., was taken to Sacred Heart hospital by Perl ambulance about 6:25 p.m.- Friday when she fell and apparently hurt her hip in front of the Craterian theater. Police said they were informed she stepped on a water meter cover and it tipped. She reportedly was released after ex amination by a doctor. Health Program Dr.- Earl Lawson and Dr. R. G. Barnes will "discuss lung cancer and the new chest x-ray program of the Jackson county public health as sociation during a television pro gram on station KBES-TV at 6 p.m. today. Mrs. Allan Perry is in charge of the program, and a film, "Warning Shadows,", will be shown. Has Eye Surgery Mrs Bertha Rose Soliss, a pioneer of the Rogue valley and a former longtime resident of Phoenix has has returned to her home at 127 South Mayo ave., Compton, Calif., after undergoing eye sur gery in Long Beach. The sur 'gery is reported by relatives to be successful. Visiting Ronald Singler, an airman third class, arrived by plane Saturday from Parks Air f orce base, Calif., to visit , for the Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. Ena Singler. 3138 Dark Hollow rd., and other rela tives. He ,is scheduled next for radar study at Kessler Air Force base in Mississippi.. Accident Two vehicles were involved in an accident at the intersection of . E i g h t h and Orange sts., Thursday after noon, according to city police records. One driver, Janet Lor raine Stallsworth, 145V South Grape st., was cited by police for failure to yield the right of way and no operator's license. Driver of the other vehicle was Harry Conrad Phillips, 727 Grant st. SWAP Meeting Members of the Song Writers, Arrangers anfl Publishers organization of south ern Oregon will meet for a pot- luck dinner at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 20,' at the Girls' Communi ty club. There will be a musical program with a Christmas theme, and members will discuss whether or not to send a dele gate to the annual convention in March of the Music Operators association, to be held in Chi cago. 'Cited Both drivers were cited in an injury auto collis sion about 10 a.m. Friday .at Eighth and Holly sts., city police said. Sedans involved were driv en by Maurice Daniel Robinson, Butte Falls, star , route, Box 112E, Eagle Point, and Moses Al exander Graham, Ashland. Of ficers said that Robinson, was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way and Graham for in adequate brakes. Fenders on both cars were damaged. There were no injuries. Hospitalized William Ed ward Hinkle. 4. who sufferpH small head laceration and bruis es in a tumble from the back seat of a car on North Riverside ave. about 8:15 p.m. Friday, was a patient at Community hospital yesterday, according to police and hospital reDorts. He wan taken to the hospital by police. i.ne DOy IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hinkle, route 2, box 207A. Central Point. VnUrm said the car was driven by Mrs. Arieia jk. .Lowe, 1327 Saling st. Graduated ' Arleiph an A Eugene Anderson, brothers of rraii, recently were graduated from courses with the Interna tional Correspondence schools, according to Russ Mitchell, lo cal representative of the schools. The former was ffradnafei fm the first division of a civil en gineers COUrse. He i omnlnv in Medford by the Oregon State Highway department. The lat ter was graduated from the dies-el-gas motor vehicle engines and he is emnloveii ging business. Both are Prospect High school graduates. Fence Broken Donald E. Get tling, foreman of the Circle G ranch, Little Applegate, report ed to the sheriffs office Thurs day that a logging truck had knocked -down about 40 feet of rail fence on the Little Apple gate rd. The truck was uniden tified, -officials said. ' At San Dieao Richard .T Cave a Navy airman, son of Mr. ana ivirs. joe jd. Cave, 510 Ex periment Station rd., is serving at the Navy air station at San Diego, Calif., according to a Navy release. He is a graduate of Medford High school and en tered the service last August 29: Sams Valley The annual Christmas program of tfte Sams Valley school will ho he. in - - w the Grange hall Tuesday, Dec. at o p.m. onristmas music, recitations and plays will be featured, and jthe Parent-Teacher association will furnish treats. Wednesday, Dec. 22, will be the -last dav of snhnni will resume Monday, Jan. 3. Birlhs MATEJKA To Mr. and Mrs. William, 1302 Ross lane, Dec. 18, 1954, a girl, 7 lbs., at Com munity hospital. HOUSER To Mr. and Mrs. Sydney, 1825 Beekmqn st., Dec. 18, 1954, a boy, 8i8 lbs., at Com munity hospital. HAGEN To Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Grants Pass,-Dec. 17, 1954, a. girl, 5 lbs., at Com munity hospital.. CHURTLEFF To Mr. and Mrs. Hugh, $ 1860 Archer dr., Dec. 18, 1954, a girl, 614 lbs., at Community hospital. t WEBBER To Mr. and Mrs. Weldon, 727 South Holly st., Dec. 18, 1954, a girl,-654 lbs., at Community hospital. SHOGREN To Mr. and Mrs. Peter, route 2, box 531, Dec. 18, 1954, a girl, IVi lbs., at Com munity hospital. i INLOW To Mr. and Mrs. Paulr 926 North . Central ave., Dec.:17, 1954, a girl, 634 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. Shady Cove To Sfoge Christmas Tre Party Shady Cove The annual com- at the tree, munity Christmas tree party which service organizations of Shady Cove give , for .--all chil dren of the Trail, Shady Cove area, will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 22, at the grade school gym in Shady Cove. The school will gie a tradition al Christmas program and the evening will be completed with Santa Claus giving away treats Funeral Held Friday For Former Resident Mrs. Jeane S. Bennett, 41, a native of Medford who has lived in Grants Pass for the past 34 years, died Wednesday. Funeral services were held Friday morn ing followed by cremation. Survivors include her hus band, Jack Bennet; a daughter, Barbara Lou, and afcon, Robert William, both Grants Pass; her father, Donald Springer, Med ford; a sister,, Betty DeGeneault, Grants Pass, and a brother, Don ald C. Springer, Page, Ida. . Obituaries WILLIAM LUEDTKE William John Luedtke, 72, died last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs.- Mildred L. Dyer, 124 Lincoln st. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Conger-Morris. GIBSON To Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, 701 South Chestnut st., Dec. 17, 1954, a boy, 8 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. HUMPHREY To Mr. and Mrs. Joe S., 4247 Hillsinger rd., Dec. 18, 1954, a girl, 6Vi lbs., at Sacred . Heart hospital., HILL To Mr. and ; Mrs. Charles W 1127 Dakota ave., Dec. .18, 1954, a girl, 6 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital.' LAN-O-SOL'S FREE KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner Winning Number , The outside Christmas tree for the community will shine as usual during the nights before Christmas. ' Trailer Own en Meet X meet of Oregon' Trailer Owners was held Dec. 11 at Valley Cen ter Trailer court, 3410 North Pacific highway. The next meet ing of the group is scheduled for Jan. 8 at the same address. JODIDV IDEIM nuDEnn sniMi! MAKE OUR IFire Take, home a New Custom Schick for 14 days. Then keep it or get a full refund.. Try the world's most modern shaver at absolutely no risk! I; Most compact most powerful and Super-Honed for Super-Shaves! 0-60157 ACME CLEANERS 1728 N. Riverside ONE DAY SERVICE Phone 2-4263 DID eilSIOLI S6IIIGII '.Discover how easy close, clean shaving can be. Try the world's newest shaver. The only shaver with modemBvlk-FreeDesign. The only shaver scientifically , sized "to fit your face, every- where. What's more, only. Schiek's ' exclusive, precision honing process makes possible Sitper Honed heads to give you Super-Shaves.- New Custom Schick in slim-lined Caddie CaseL$28.75 Schick "20"$26.50 5 Schick Colone!$19.95 I TRADE-IN SPECIAL! llc for your old IS Pi e'ectr'c shaver! 1 ; If - We'll give you $5 allowance oa W y your oM electric shaver any rc' i make or condition when you a . M buy a new Schick any model '-... I Pharmacy CORNER MAIN & RIVERSIDE PHONE 2-6440 w:vjv.-.w....m.. I 1 lThenyoureduce... 1 When you reduce.,. CJj1A1LL "I'd rather die than reduce," confided the fat ; lady to her friend, as she sank her teeth into a second generous chunk of chocolate cake. An exaggerated statement? Sure. ..but no one likes the draggy, knocked-out feeling that results from harsh dieting. Yet many people seem to reduce comfortably, seem never to lose strength and vitality while they lose pounds. -- These wise "taker off-ers" get plenty - of protein, vitamins and calcium all essential food elements while reducing their fuel-fat intake. In short, they drink plenty of milk. Prill LCI WHIM IBM 111 North Central Medford Phone 2-5702 15 N. CENTRAL PH. 2-2970
