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V-.ited Press Full Used Wir Second Section U " ' r?Sf ' ' TW"WVX i tit- W"W9iMtil(W4 5f - AID FOR NATIONALISTS These . Texas Air National Guard planes, consigned to the Costa Rica government, are refueled at Kelly Air Force Base here. The pilots from the 1708th Ferrying Group are flying four planes to San Jose where they will be sold to the Costa Rican govern ment A C-54 transport accompanied the F-51 Mustangs (to return the pilots to the United States.-?.1. . - -- IMP Dr. Jonas Salk under March of Dimes grant. elnaenlalidn of 425.000 children in 44 states isanced by March of Dimes. ; e Results of vaccine evaluation by University of Michigan ex pected before 1955 polio apt demic season. , Effectiveness of Salk vaccine being determined at a cost of $700,000 in March of Dines 'funds. i - WHOP (DK O STORE -HOURS: WEEKDAYS 8:30 TO 7 - SUNDAYS 10 TO 7 0 "'"CRACKERS CARROTS c ' " : " ": f - . . . Ml 9)e ' Large & crisp "jlTc U lb. pkg. Z) Cello pkg.. . U VJ) pkg. ru - CUCUMBERS vsiopped I9eeir LoBg and 6ree-3ood f0r s.ud TOMATOES AVOCADOS ROYAL CLUB TTSk m SOLID PACK r - fcQJ C C Medium Sua JT7C 2V2 size cans SK,;, ruu-oF S forjtf SHORTEN I NGi-3 b cans 69c U.S.Gr. "Choice" Beef U S. Grade "Choice" ; POt ROAST Rll STEAIC O if FOR YOUR LOCKER OR DEe FREEZE O IU.S. GRADE l f" IP1 FRONT, i l"57 V , Includes Cutting, Wrap "CHOICE" j E IS F QUARTER jiC lb; ping and Freezing . ' irmn - tw r-"rmvm!i - cerircf hi V.,; I - I SI Slated fori ongress Washington. (U.R) A 10- point program of civil rights leg islation will be introduced in congress within a week. Sen. Hubert jH. Humphrey (D- Minn.) said the measures will include, among others, bills pro viding for equal -opportunity in employment and outlawing the poll tax and all .segregation in interstate -transportation. ; . - Southern Democrats, have vig orously opposed and blocked sim ilar legislation in the past The other bills would create a federal commission and a joint Congressional. Committee on Civil Bights, create a Civil Rights Division in the Justice Depart ment,! maket4-me. tojinter- fere with the right vto vote, pro vide - anti-lynching .legislation and strengthen existing laws on peonage,' convict labor and slav ery. ---v . .- MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 201 955 Automotive r A. grand opening is planned in the .near future for.- the new quarters of the, "Automotive Equipment company's Medf ord branch at 1245 Biddle rd," ac cording" to George J. Ketchum, resident salesman.' 1 " v 1 I ;J ; The company is already occu pying the new office quarters. Ketchum reported that the ex pansion is due to the excellent local reception for - the.; firm's At Central Point Central Point The Central Point Rural Fire department logged, one of its busier, days Monday. Members answered calls to five fires . between -12 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., according to Fire Chief Dick Krupp. The biggest was at Continental Lumber company, to which the Central r Point city department also sent three pieces of equip ment and 15 men. . : . Another run was to a flue fire on Delta Waters rd. at the Dominick- Issi residence. No damage was reported,, and the crew left after arrival of the Medf ord fire department. Later, a log loading rig at Elk Lumb er company's log deck at Camp White ignited and a crew re sponded, but the blaze was con trolled by the operators before firemen arrived. Overheated Flu . The third fire was on Connell rd. and was of: minor V nature, in an overheated flue. The last one for.the day.Vas on the Cen tral Point Market rd., near . Four Corners. There, a flue fire ignit ed adjacent sheathing, and con trol of the blaze, with high wind conditions, was difficult, Krupp added.' ; -. i ' , The rural department answer ed, a calkyesterday -morning to the Branum residence; on Pitt View ave., where pipes were re lieved of steam ' pressure from an overheated water heater. No fire was reported. - -; ' ' Busy Day Logged By Rural ibmerit Opening Soon products, and also to better serve customers. ;. ..The company, whose home, of fice is in Portland, specializes in Diamond T motor trucks : and Divco delivery trucks. A line' of allied equipment, such as trailers and dump boxes, is . included here, as well as a service de partment. , 'i - -' - V- Garage In Building , - ' Ketchum announced - that a service manager for the inde pendent garage operation in the same building will be announced shortly. Ketchum has been a res ident of the area, for nine years and a truck salesman for five years. He resides at 1519 Roberts rd. with his wife and. two chil dren. . .- ; - The office and garage quar ters have been leased from Arvel L. (Tex) Nash. The new building was completed the first of this month and is situated on about 2 Vt acres of ground at the inter section of Biddle and Mc An drews rds. " ''Ti't-C, Before - building construction, Nash, who is in the sand and gravel ; business, '" had to Sdd 3,700 yards of fill to -the. prop erty to make it suitable.- 'The property was worthless for busi ness purposes . before t this,, ;he added.' ' - t " f . 3.000 Square Feet , f I j - The - new" building has; 3,000 square feet of floor space and is made of reinforced pumice block and concrete. It has a con crete floor throughout,' and fea tures a truss roof with four sky lights . of corrugated plastic, which match the metal roof and provide : even shop illumination. - Three ") office ' rooms are in cluded. They. are ; lined with white v fir panelwork and are heavily-insulated from the rest of the building. The shop space is 50 by 45 feet - and includes three stalls for large equipment. .: Ray Cherry was the general contractor. The. plans were pre pared . by him, jKetchum " and Nash. , .: SCIENCE AT WORK New York -1U.R) A veteran in the general practice of medi cine confesses that one of the oddest things he now knows, which he .didn't know .-whea he was a 'young medical graduate, has to do with the way people show their . neurotic symptoms in their eyes. When he' was .a very young idoctor, said Dr Edward S. Gif f ord of :: Philadelphia, he sent people who came to him , with eye complaints to an eye spec ialist. In due course the eye dic tor told him the patients needed or did not need glasses, or they had a little chronic conjunctivi tis or whatever,' and he thought that should settle the matter.'' But in many cases, . it didn't The' patients kept right on com plaining of eye fatigue, or head aches after reading, of itching, burning, and too much watering, of fear of light, and light flashes and spots before the eyes. "I did not know then what 1 have many occasions; to realize now," he said. "The eye is the most common site of neurotic symptoms when they tare' "local ized mainly in one part o E the body.", x- The Eyes Hare It .' : ; It should be kept in mind that in speaking of "neurotic symp toms" he referred to emotional processes of which - the individ ual is not conscious. They result from conflicts buried in the un conscious segments of the mind consciously, the individual is convinced firmly that his symp toms ' have purely ; physical Causes. " -:;- :- :;5' - ,;,,. - Dr. Giff ord cited medical sta tistics which indicate that 31 per cent of the patients of general practitioners, have "emotionally induced illness s without struc ture changes" in their bodies. The : proportfon 5 probably4, was even higher among the patients of eye doctors, he said. His con clusion was , that "the emotion ally upset patient has a special tendency to focus attention on his eyes."-"- ,-: i -"The vast majority confine themselves -to those small, -annoying symptoms - which1, con Announcement! Arden ,T Now "Hava Exclusive Franchisa for. r. . ! BRADLEY'S ; SIMPLE SIMON PIES 1 : For Southern Oregon Phone :2-6210 : v - P. O. Box 349 sim' 'CORDIAL HANDSHAKE marks meeting of TJN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Red China's Premier Chou En-lai in Pel ping at beginning of alks on fate of 11 American aviators held captive by Communists. Picture was released at UN- headquar ters, New York, following Hammarskjold's return. (lnUrnaUonaiy Broken Central Point Sewer Main Repaired Central Point . Repair work on. a broken sewer main . on Maple st.. was completed here yesterday, according ' to city' of ficials.. ;-. The line broke a week ago Tuesday i. where a service con nection had been made in an old section of the . main." Sand and gravel washed .into the main from the break and packed the eight-inch line full "t for VA blocks between First and Third sts. . "." . ' ' - .." '." ' Employees dug three large holes, - washed - about" yards of sand and gravel out of the clogged '. main, and ; replaced abdut : 80 feet ? of the ' old tline with new tile, r i " By DELOS SMITH ' United Prew Scitnc Editor tinue for years, limiting activity with the fear of eventual blind ness and baffling the attending physician," he added. "They cling to glasses of small optical value, or f of 'no optical value whatsoever, as if a - pair of glasses were ' a shield : behind which a frightened mind .might hide and, if greater protection is needed, resort to tinted lenses." The Sex; Factor -: ' He pointed to the important part played by ; vision in emo tion. "It may be that those who would normally, derive much of their sexual satisfaction from visual courses are prone to ocu lar symptoms when' nuerotic," he suggesterd. "In our civiliza tion where lip service is paid to a tradition of puritanism and every effort is made to evade it, mental conflict and guilt are in evitable - for; those who - cannot make the necessary adjustment. "Visual stimulation is the daily occurrence of ordinary liv ing. Advertising art; commercial moving pictures and television programs, present-, the seductive female figure, the rugged mascu line features and, the, inviting situation to millions.''. '. His advice to other general practitioners, in the official or gan of the American Academy of General Practice, was "to take the neurotic patient seriously It is unfair to accuse him of en joying his suffering. The neurotr ic symptoms represent attempts to escape neurotic anxiety, and the neurotic anxiety is the more painful." ... Geiger Counters Hunt Dirt on Navy Dishes v Bayonne, N.J. J.R) The Navy is using Geiger counters to "prospect" for dirt on dishes. , In a laboratory . experiment here, - Navy technicians mix ra dioactive . isotopes with " food placed on Navy, dishes, and. trays and- run them "through' various dishwashing " machines, soaps, detergents and water - tempera tures. V 'i The Geiger counters thus can tell which method does the cleaning job quickest. Farms Co. United PressWull Uased Wire. ssEJ-:s6 Pages': in INTRODUCING -; FIRST TIME EVER America's Greatest Watch Value - Men's Waterproof Service Type WATCH! ; Standard Jeweled Guaranteed ; Movement V A Sensational Ifalws At Only For the Logger Lumberman, RaricKcr, ;: Q 1 Sportsman, as well v ? as the Student Graduate IAY Jinn u uvu mi Goldy Dldg. Counly Court Accepts LowGa$;OilBid$j..; . .The Jackson county, court" yes-' terday : accepted low bids; on county purchases of gas and diesel oil and furnace and stove oil for road plant use, according to' Judge Rodney Keating. ; , - The Tidewater Associated Oil company was low bidder on the gas and diesel oil contract at a cost of $49,919.10. Eigtit. firms submitted bids, the next-lowest bidders were ;- Shell Oil - comp any at $50,203.50 and Signal Oil company at $50,625. . ' L, G. McLaren was successful bidder for furnace and. stove oil to be used in the road depart ment's oil plant. He bid $806.60. There weresix . bidders, with General Petroleum at $825.62 and Faber's Oil at $845.40, the next lowest;? McMinnville Firm Low Bidder oh Jackson Job - Portland U.R) J. C. Comp ton, McMinnville, was apparent low bidder to furnish 7,000 cubic yards of crushed stone for main tenance of Little Butte highway east . of Eagle Point in Jackson county, it has been announced by the ; state highway commis sion. The bid was $16,100. . Have plenty of the 1 week-find ! GET THIS FINE WATCH or - IT - AWAY mm L. ; o i -i . t. ...... - . November Buffer Safes Higher Than Year Ago : Washington (U.R)-.The Agri culture Department said today butter sales last November were 21, per cent higher than thosa in November, 1953. - The department . said house holders bought close to 66,000, 000 pounds of butter last. No vember. - This was an increase of 2,500,000 pounds from Octob er and 11,000,000 from Novem ber; 1953. 1 - . CUSTOM MADE Luggage Cpvcrs Canvas or Plastic Variety of ' Patterns Drive-In Service 303 N. Barriert - Ph. 3-3613 . BOTTLE CASE i Phono 2-5623 " I- - ymf " - i Y- .- S'd I -I
