Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 14, 1955, Image 13

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National Grange
Raps 'Shabby Job'
By Dairy Industry
Washington (U.PJ The Na
tional Grange yesterday blamed
a "shabby job" of selling by the
dairy industry as one of the
major causes for the industry's
current woes.
In an extensive report on
eight barriers to fluid milk
sales, the -Grange also cited con
sumers' growing fear that milk
Is fattening.
The report said that "what
rankles dairymen" most about
.the charge that milk is fattening
gis that "many people who have
ecut down on milk consumption
. . . continue to indulge in rich
gravies, desserts, and other truly
fattening foods,"
Diets Rapped
It said "erratically self-imposed"
diets based on magazine,
newspaper or neighborhood
0weight reducing projects are
probably those that shift most
readily from whole milk to skim
milk or to no milk at all as
opposed to die.ts undertaken
under doctors' direction.
e Besides the weight conscious
consumers, the Grange listed
these barriers to fluid milk con
sumption: 0 Weak merchandising; the in
- dustry's complacency and resist
ance to charges like paper car
tons and gallon jugs; lack of co
ordination in the industry; labor
practices which restrict price
competition and marketing inno
vations local sanitary regula
tions which are often "exces
, sively detailed;" wholesale and
retail milk price control; and
"cumbersome" federal rules
under milk market orders and
other federal problems.
0 AND NO INSURANCE
Hartford, Conn. (U.R) Dur
ing a farm census in Connecti
cut, six enumerators were bitten
oby dogs.
Medford
Tribune
Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1955 6 Pages
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GOING UP IN SMOKE Firemen and volunteers move to battle the blaze that is consum
ing this National Air Lines Lockheed Lodestar at St. Petersburg, Fla. The plane crashed
during takeoff but all 10 passen&ars and three crew members escaped without serious
injury. '
'Phone Price Set By Central Point Telephone Company
Central Point A committee
of the Central Point Mutural
Telephone company has reported
that subscribers will be paid
from $3 to $21 for telephone in
struments they are now using
when the company is taken over
by the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company.
Sale of the mutual organiza
tion to PT&T was announced
last year, following approval by
the Federal Communications
commission.
The committeemen, Gaston
Floux and W. B. Kincaid, said
they set the prices after careful
consideration at $3 for wooden
instruments and $21 for plastic
telephones, with a 50 per. cent
discount for damaged instru
ments. Must Be Returned
The sale agreement with
PT&T specifies that the. mutual
company is to return all tele
phones of record, plus exten
sions, to , the Pacific company.
As soon as possible after the
change, Raymon G. Ekdahl, the
manager, will remove the old
telephones, leaving a receipt in
dicating the amount to be paid
for it.
At a Dec. 4 meeting, the com
pany voted to redeem shares
in the company on record as of
that date. Proceeds of liquid
ation ... will be divided equally
among the shareholders.
. ..Twelve U. S. officials i have
been the subjects of impeach
ment proceedings. . .
Jackson County
S&L Assets Up
Medford A 12.9 percent gain
in total assets in 1954 was re
ported today by W. J. .Warner,
president of Jackson County Fed
eral Savings and Loan associa
tion, in a statement released with
the association's annual report.
John Pletsch, secretary-manager,
said that the association's
assets increased from $8,016,757.
23 on Dec. 31, 1953, to $9,052,,
.439.04 on the same date a year
later.
The report also revealed that
a total of $215,490.99 was paid
in dividends on savings invest
ed in the association. Net sav
ings increased by $805,191.41, or
11.2 per cent, in 1954. Savings
in the association now total $7,
978,700.77. .
At the same time, home loans
increased by $680,245,79, oor 10
per cent, over 1953.
Pletsch said that all indica
ionst are for a more prosperous
year in the Rogue valley in
1955. He predicted that home
building this year would prob
ably equal or better the 1954
level, with a possible increase
due to new industries in the val
ley. He also predicted savings
would increase in 1955.
Liftrell Parts Has
GM Distributorship
E. A. Littrell, .president of
Littrell Parts, United Motors
distributor, has announced his
firm now offers a line of Gen
eral Motors original equipment
engine and chassis service parts.
"For the first time a major
automobile manufacturer now
offers ' through an independent
parts wholesaler a line of chas
sis and engine original equip
ment parts," Littrell said.
The. company now offers -to
automotive, parts dealers, service
stations arid garages, chassis and
engine parts for Chevrolet, Pon
tiac, ' Oldsmobile, Buick, Cadil
lac and General. Motors trucks.
Only in America's FJrst-ChoiceTrucfc-jQil
These First-Choice Features rFor Vbu J
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No other trucks offer you all
these hour-saving, dollar-saving
features. And Chevrolet's the
lowest-priced line. So, naturally,
It's the best seller!
DOLLAR-SAVING
ENGINE FEATURES
You get exactly the right power
for your job. All three engines
have aluminum alloy pistons,
sll-weather ignition system,
full-pressure lubrication for
long low-cost life!
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WORK-SAVING ,
CONTROL FEATURES
Less effort needed with exclu
sive. Recirculating Ball Steer
ing Gear; Torque-Action and
Twin-Action brake design
helps you stop more surely
and easily every time!
LONG-LIFE
CHASSIS FEATURES
. Sturdy single-unit tubular steel
rear axle housings!Strong and
rigid frames! Durable, Dia-"
phragm-Spring Clutches with ,
nigh torque capacities and
long-life construction.
Ninth
and
Bartlett
Streets
(EaDUimiriESYC
(EHIIEWlBaDILIETr
Phone
2-6115
Everything you need to make your
linen closet ideal- is here in substan
tial quantity, of dependable quality
and at savings. Shop, your Winter
bedding needs at Mann's tomorrow.
Use our Layaway plan.. ...
TEXTRON AUTOMATIC
ELECTRIC
BLANKET
99 rsr
"One year
replacement
guarantee!
Reg. 22.98 twin and
full size Electric
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(dual control) Now 'Price Includes Tax
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Save at these prices.
Underwriter's Laboratory Approved
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Completely Washable
25 wool, 25 cotton, 50 rayon Restful, Warm Sleeping Is Youri
5 This is the blanket that we have not been able to keep in stock because of
the tremendous demand . . . so be sure to get yours now while the low, low,
price is available.
North Star
100 Virgin Wool
BLANKET
Costs less because it lasts
longer. . .
195
1695 '.-19
North Star's "Canden", famous for its beauty,
its warmth, its luxurious, night-long sleeping
comfort, its years of satisfying use. Wide
rayon satin ribbon binding. Rich colors ' to
choose from.
NEW SHIPMENT!
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Plaids and Plains
OUTSTANDING BUY!
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Size .:
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18
50
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2 for
19.50
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It's New! for restful, healthful sleep . Indian Head
ELECTRIC MATTRESS PAD
Two Year Replacement Guarantee J
It covers your mattress and how it:
comforts you! The warmth it sends
up feels like the warm sun on your
back ... relaxes you through and
through, all through the night ...
switch . . low medium and high.
Our JANUARY WHITE SALE Is
still in progress. Save on Cannan,
Pacific, Utica and Wamsutta sheets,
and cases.
new low price!
twin size full six
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