Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 12, 1955, Image 14

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WINNING FREEDOM on parole in Los Angeles, George
;41eft) and Charles Finn plan to carry to Congress fight for
vindication. They served 108 days for making "citizens' ar
rest of U. S. district attorney in fight over ownership of sur
plus plane bought from school near Bakersheldjlnternational)
Students Complete
Work for Degrees
Ashland Eighty students
have completed requirements
for the Bachelor of Science de
gree in elementary , education
coring summer session at South
ern Oregon college.
Only seven of the graduates
wfll be teaching for the first
tiifte starting this fall. All of the
others have had prior teaching
experience.
Graduation exercises and
awarding of diplomas will take
ptoce June 1, 1956, at the college.
Jackson county graduates in
clude: Bernice Marie Archer, Mary.
3 Ann Athanas, Dorothea Crowley,
C&ra Louise Fader, Barbara
Ruth Heath, Stafford Griffith
Thflmas, and Ronald Keith Wild
ersan, all of Ashland.
Margaret Ellen Bishop and
Eleanor Curry Hamilton, both
of Central Point.
Mary Francis' McGovern,
Eale Point, o
(Jfancy Rachel Rethemeyer.
Gold Hill.
ois Matheny Kamberg, Jack
sonville. Marguerite Watson Black, Lil
liafl Grace Brownlee, Dealous
Lafayette Cox, Fern Burcham
Graves, Leona Daugherty Gilin
sky, Monte Joseph Kounz, Mary
Norvell, Corinne Inez Robbir.s,
Rachel Erin Scheel, Loren F.
Soderlund, and Lora N. York,
all of Medford.
G)Ida Eleanor McArthur and
Beverly Gean Thanos, both of
Phoenix.
.Ruth Hilda Granby and Nel
lif Donaldson Young, both of
Tttent.
Draft Board Offices
To Close Aug. 16-17
The local offices of the se
lective service system will be
closed Tuesday and Wednesday,
A. 16 and 17, so that members
of the board and staff may attend
a meeting in Portland at which
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey,
Washington, D.C., national di
rector of the system, will be the
min speaker.
fA banquet meeting also is
scheduled at the Bonneville ad
ministration building.
Guy Applewhite, chairman of
the local board and Gary E. Gar
r5l, a board member; Miss Helen
McDonnell and Mrs. Violet Jack
son of the office staff plan to
make the trip
fold Hill
Gold Hill Mrs. Ruby Quak
enbush has sold her interest in
the Flycaster cafe, on Highway
99,, north of Gold Hill, to her
former partner, Mrs. Ward Gar
rett of Rogue River. Mrs. Gar
rett and Mrs. Quakenbush have
been operating the cafe since the
first of June.
,JIrs. Quakenbush is planning,
to feave soon for California to be
present for the departure of her
son, Cpl. Bart Quakenbush, who
is leaving for oversees duty with
the US Marine Corps. Mrs. Quak
elijbush will have no further con
niption with Flycaster cafe.
Mr. and Mrs.'Jim Parker have
had as visitors recently, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Parker and daugh
ter Gail, Burlingame, Calif. Rus
sell is the son of Jim Parker.
Donald Parker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Parker, is nursing
two badly cut fingers he received
while working at the mill on
GJls creek.
Portlander Killed
As Auto Hits Pole
Portland (U.R) One 17-year-old
Portland youth was killed
and two others were injured last
night when their car smashed
into a power pole at Jantzen
beach.
Dead was Ronald Siverson.
Taken- to Emmanual hospital in
serious condition were Robert
Dahlstrom and Dan Thorsnes.
Witnesses said the car drove out
of the parking lot and struck
the power pole, snapping an 11,-
000-volt feeder line and blacking
out lights along the Jantzen
strip.
Salem U.R) Funeral serv
ices will be held tomorrow for
Col. Elmer V. Wooten, Oregon
selective service director for
part of World War II, who died
at his home here yesterday.
LOWEST FiECE EVH1
: for
TELEVISION
RCA Victor 21 -inch Town.
Black textured finish. Model 21S6052.
only
$
179
95
Just wait till you see the pic
ture on RCA Victor's famous
Oversize "All-Clear" picture
tube! It's the biggest, clearest
picture in 21-inch TV!
No dials or gadgets break the
smart, clean lines of RCA
Victor's exciting new "Un
Mechanical Look" TV's
first complete re-styling.
Now's the time to buy
here's the set to buy come
in today!
Jill
RCA V ic t - r 2 1-1 n c h
Brady. Lowest priced RCA
Victor 21-inch console Ma
hoeany grained finish. Limed
oak grained finish, extra.
I Model 21S632 $259.95
NEW "WODEN PANEL"
TUNING Dials ore hid
den by a concealed
panel when not in use.
tor UHF New High
Speed UHP tuning covers
70 UHF channels in 2'i sec
ondit Optional, extra, at new
low cost!
We Carry Our Own
Contracts.
We have our own RCA
Authorized Service Shop
IS
Hal Krueger and Al Thompson
RCA Victor TV Radio Ranges
237 E. Main
PHONE 2-2456
Open Wednesday Nights
Men's Swim Suits
i69
Rayon-cotton-Lastex fabric in brief
style. Famous make. Srzes 30 to
38. Values to 3.95.
Short Sleeve Shirts
Summer weight cotton fab- n
rics in assorted patterns 190
and colors. Sizes S-M-L. Jbm ftP
Values to 5.00.
Straw Hats
1 49
Assorted styles and colors
in lightweight summer
straws. Values to 5.00.
149
Boys' Jackets
98 398
Denim and rayon fabrics.
lined and unlined styles.
Broken sizes 4-18. Values
to 9:9-5.
Boys' Slacks
Special v purchase sale of
boys' slacks in miracle JQ jflOO
blend fabrics. Washable. A
Sizes 4-12,
4.95-5.95.
14-18. Reg.
Men's Footwear
499
Casual and dressy styles, many
suitable for school wear. Famous
make. Values to 9.98.
Ladies' Gloves
23e
Cotton and nylon gloves
sorted styles. Broken sizes,
in colors. Values to 1.98 pr,
in as-,
limited
Pr.
Dress Hangers
Padded dress hangers with plastic
shoulder covers. Four to a package. W
Reg. 1.98 set. . I '
Set
Sale Crystal
75
Cambridge and Tiffin crystal water
goblets in discontinued patterns.
Values to 1.98 . . . Your choice
Daveno Slipcovers
Discontinued patterns in cretonne, AQfi
denim and barkcloth fabrics.
v Values to 12.98. W
Sofa Pillows
Decorator sofa pillows in prints QO
and solid color corduroys. Regu-
lar 2.98. "
Straw Mats
Imported natural color grass mats g
for indoor or patio use. Size gt&T-r
3'x6'. Reg. 98c. M
Pure Silk Prints
Pure silk prints in your choice of m M f
four patterns. 39" wide. Reg. 2.98 49
yard. I Yd.
Crochet Thread
"Twinklesheen" mercerized cotton 4r
for crocheting or knitting. 175 yd.
spool, reg. 49c.
Get your share of these Summer Money Savers
All Sales Final All Sales Final
Summer
Dresses
In Lots of Styles
Values to 17.98
10." 12
VALUES TO 29.95 16.
VALUES TO 39.95 21.
VALUES TO 49.95 24.
Dressy and tailor
ed styles in many
fabrics and colors.
Many are one of
a kind by famous
designers. Misses,
junior and half,
sizes.
Maternity
apparel
odds and ends
Values to 8.98
$500
One and two-piece styles.
Choose from solid ' colors
and patterns. Limited num
ber, broken sizes.
Formals
Values to 35.
$11100
AO
Full-length and waltz
length gowns in assorted
styles and colors. Small
group, broken sizes.
Cotton
Blouses
Values to 7.98
2.
And
Two styles to choose from: Pink
or white cotton broadcloth in
tailored style or polished cotton
dressy blouse with scoop neck,
three-quarter sleeve. Broken
sizes.
odds fir ends
Children's Coats
Final Clearance
White Stag
Sportswear
Reduced
60
Caps, bras, calfskinners,
skirts, shorts. Sun tops and
swagger pants. Broken sizes.
Final clearance price!
Two only: Tots' Fleece Coat with
cap, size 6 mos., and 18 mos. . .
Reg. 7.98
One only: White nylon shortie coat,
size 10, reg. 25.00 , -
Two only: 1 shortie, 1 long coat,
size 12. Reg. 15.00
2.99
'6.95
5.00
Cotton
Fancy Pants
Values to 5.98
Now $
'4 P,
Gay patterns and -solid colors.
Washable cotton fabric. Assort
ed styles. Broken sizes.
Famous Make
Summer Suits
$200
Reg. 25.00
Only three: 1-9, l-22'j, 1-10
Summer weight fabric.
1 aqua suit, reg. 39.95, size 22V2
1 pink suit, reg. 17.95, size 12J
.NOW 19.00
NOW 5.00
. Nylon
Hosiery
Values to 1.65
Famous make, ' popular shades,
broken lots Qft
and sizes , Ot
Rayon
Crepe Slips
Reg. 2.25
Four gore and bias-cut styles with
1.59
nylon lace trim
32-40
' Nylon
Bra Slips
Reg. 8.98
Strapless slips with boned bra top,
front zipper. Sizes AQ
34-36. Only 14 Oi7U
res
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Women's
Footwear
Values to 16.98
4
99
Table of bargain footwear for
women in casual and dressy styles.
Black, white and smart colors to
choose from. Broken sizes.
Cotton
Dresses
Values to 7.98
2"
One and two-piece styles.
Well known make. Fast col
ors, sanforized. Limited
number in sizes 3 to 6x and
7 to 14.
Summer
Jewelry
Reg. 1.00
59. 2100
plus tax
Necklaces, bracelets, pins
and earrings at savings.
Limited quantity.
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