Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 20, 1955, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Text-r- s-t rOURTEEir MEDFdRD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBXJNS - Thursday, January 20,-1935 'I1 wmpijww iiij.tiiwf l mi i j 1 1 1 1 imwpipyiniiiy 'lit ' "V t'- V' - if u w l4vr ij 1 1-"-." ""-'- ' ,;,r . ' - . - " r ENDS COLORFUL CAREER South Carolina Governor James F. Byrnes (left) is ending a 47-year public career as governor, II., & senator, ;U. S. representative, Supreme ' Court justice and advisor to Presidents. Byrnes will retire to a role Df elder statesman as he turns over the governor's . cnair to George Bell Timmennan Jr. (right). He said he; will never again seek election to public office. - Bills in Legislature Salem (U.R) Increased in dustrial - accident compensation payments for, certain disabled workers and beneficiaries were approved unanimously by the House ' yesterday. - The bill now goes to the, Senate The increases were previous ly authorized by successive Ore gon legislatures, but the. appro priation for payment must be Orange Grapefru it In Dry Crystals Washington (U.R) "No freeze no ; squeeze" ; stands a good chance of becoming a household word in the next few months.' . At least it will if W. E.; Gall wey has anything to say qbout it. -rrr.j't-;:A ; - - - Gallwey is president of Orange Crystals, Inc., a . new - Florida firm which this week began com mercial, production' of orange and grapefruit juice concentrated in dry, crystals, ' ' , Water To Be Added 5 - The addition o( water . to the crystals, which can be stored on a cupboard shelf next to the breakfast food, produces a juice comparable-in-taste to a -cross between fresh and frozen juice, he said. :.' - Gallwey, who expects to turn out 2,000,000 gallons of juice a season, , will be channeling much of his production for a time to. the. military, , the Veterans - Ad ministration and hotels, restaur ants, drug stores and institutions who stand to save most money , But in a few months he expects to run some test sales in retail markets. -- " Prica 'CompatitiTa . . Gallwey. also expects i the re tail price 4. to De : "competitive" ; with frozen juice; But he said vthe further awav f roml the hnm .base of Florida his product gets, : the cheaper it will becompared to the frozen . product which, re quires .refrigeration and costs more , in transportation because oi greater, weight. ' He said wholesale prices in a Chicago area may average out .xo aDout .77 cents .for a one- pound can of ' orance iuice rrv. stals which makes a ' gallon of juice. .The grapefruit cost may uc auuui vo cents. ;: - made by each new session since the original, act was not retro active, Rep. Gust Anderson of Portland, sponsor of the bill, ex plained.' ' ine measure calls for an ap propriation of $856,944 from sur pluses in the industrial accident fund to pay ;the difference - be tween the original payments and the authorized increases. If ap proved by the Senate and signed by the .governor, the measure would ; become effective next July 1. - ;;.v. Salem (U.R) The House passed by voice vote yesterday resolutions expressing ' condol ences of the families of State Engineer Charles E.; Stricklin and State Corporation Commis sioner Maurice Hudson, both of whom died last year.' The Sen ate had previously passed such resolutions, j ; V ' v , H ; -. Salem (U.R) The bill which would place all slaughterhouses under state regulations .will be discussed by the Senate. Agricul tural Committee Feb.. 3, accord ing to Committee Chairman Tur man Chase. . School Play At Rogue River ; ; Rogue River Ait' all-school play, "The Little Dog Laughed" will ; be presented Jan. 27, at 8 p.m.,' in ihe Rogue River High school gymnasium. The play, or iginally set for December, was : postponed due ; to illness of a cast member. - - " - -y The evening performance will be preceded on Wednesday at 1 p.m. by a matinee, according to school' officials. A.-yU-, The performance was set aft er Bob Gilinsky, who became ill, wasVreplaced in one at the leading 'roles by rBill Weaver. : Other leads, are Truman Drew and the- Misses Nancy' Bradley and Beverly Wehren. . ) ; - !. ; G. B.' Fahey -directs the com edy, 'and the National Thespian group at the school is sponsoring it. " v- ' : "... v-v .Poofjymen's Meeting ; Scheduled February. 9 . . . All Jackson county "poultry men are invited to a meeting .Feb. 9 in the -county' courthouse ;to consider "panltry production according to -W: B . Tucker,, 'county extension agent. : .: i ; ' Two topics will be considered by the group, he said.' First will be a production " of "chickens, hatched in different seasons, pro duction and egg prices and the :. .future outlook; and, second, a -comparison of egg-laying in wire ; cages as compared to production :on the floor in groups. : . . Pasture Topics To Be Discussed Here Ai Friday Meejing , A pasture improvement meeting-will,' be held" Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the county courthouse auditorium, according to W. B. Tucker, coun ty extension agent. , A number . of topics - will be considered, '. including soil - con ditions," forage plants, irrigation and utilization. , Besides local authorities, sev eral specialists from. Oregon State college will participate in the conference. " ;.: " ; i Program Listed i i The 'day's program: 10:30 a.m soil conditions fertilizers, kind, quantity and frequency of ap plication, T. L. Jackson, OSC soil specialist;'; 11:15 . a.m., for age plants varieties, mixtures and rates ,of seeding, W.' G. Nib- bler or Rex Warren, farm spec ialist, Corvallis. ' Following , a noon luncheon, 1 p.m., . irrigation time, Jre- quency and " amounts, Marvin Shearer;; .'irrigation . , specialist, Corvallis; 1:45 p.m., pasture re search and studies in southern Oregon, H.- H : White, superin tendent; , Talent experiment stst tibn; '2:15. p.m. pasture utiliza tioneconomic: factors in live stock feeding, Don Anderson, extension dairyman,; Cpryallis; 2:45 p.m., pasture 'management for! maximum results, Earle Jos- sy, county extension agent, Med- ford, and Victor : F. Birdseye, dairyman, Medford, , and 3:30 p.m., summary, Tucker, Med ford.:, .': : r , ' ' - .: .;-" : Hew Paint Company To Begin Shortly The Medford Paint Manufac turing" corporation, Medford's first such firm, will begin op erations in about six weeks, ac cording to Robert L. . Taylor, one of the -owners. Ludwig Olson is the - other owner. 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