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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1955)
EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) They'll Do It Every TlE FIFTY-M1LUOH-BUCK HOME OFFICE IS SO UP TO D4TE EVEN THE PENCIL SH4EPES,'ERS 4 RE RUM BY A MECHAN ICAL BF?4lW General Strike Staged in Rome Rome (U.R) Communist-led workers staged a general strike in the Rome area that had little effect last night. The walkout of workers in the Communist-led Chamber of La bor started at 3 p.m. to protest a recent police crackdown on demonstrating construction em ployees. : But three non-Communist un ions stayed on the job, and the effect of the walkout was re duced almost to zero by, two other main factors: 1. Rome's public transport un ion made a last-minute decision to work today. They planned in stead to stage a separate hour and a half strike Thursday. 2. State printers, gas and elec tricity workers and some other service workers decided to strike .at hours more convenient to themselves, thus breaking the mass impact of the walkout. Within 400 years some 2,200 vessels have been wrecked in the turbulent seas off Cape Hat teras, where strong winds churn the Gulf 'Stream as it flows north across shallow reefs. Treacher ous Diamond Shoals, a few miles offshore, is known as the "Grave yard of the Atlantic. Fire losses in the U. S. amount to $2,400,000 daily. About 3,500 Americans have gliderflying licenses. Trowbridge & Flynn's OW GET 4 LG4D OF '',1 n rC-lr ii THEIR A4ILL.7HE HE4RT J 4 OF THE BUSINESS- jrffllKi Ml Jf JJ?4 NO IMPROVEMENTS tRPS smrjmk. ; flTff !;( . SlKCE MR. DONKEY 1 fiN INVENTED J RIGHTS RESEEVEp'. Reach-In Convenience Small Floor Space Zero and Below Temperatures LOW DOWN PAYMENT TP In) WW Pfo)flRilPP rpn m nn m J 13 IftiPwI&lfiioB I 214 W. Main Medford Phone 2-5211 17.",J'ry.TT"'V-T'-'-"" --- -. - ' 1 1. - w t.m ipi iM jiJ4i mum -i j M iMnmu mu-Ji ijuumjiw 1 MAIL TRIBUNE Time SOC Radio Workshop Prepares News Shows Ashland Southern Oregon college radio workshop players have prepared a series of campus news shows for Southern Oregon radio stations, Dr. Dorothy Stolp, director, has reported. The first show was broadcast Nov. 17. The second broadcast, featuring the school newspaper, The Siskiyou, was released to stations this week. Theme music was recorded by Miss Helen Robinson of the SOC music department on Mrs. R. D. Lamb's organ. The program feautres a club, organization, activity, or depart ment at SOC, and includes an interview with a student. A short sports feature is included, with the remainder of the program for school news. Canterbury Club Formed At Southern Oregon Ashland Canterbury club, an , organization for Episcopal students, has been organized at Southern Oregon college by the Rev. John Thompson, pastor of Trinity Episcopal church, Ash land. Meetings will be the first and third Friday noons at Susanne Homes hall. Interested students are urged to attend. Elected to lead the group are Dan Kellington, president, and Lynn Erwin, secretary-treasurer. Grier Nicholl, SOC faculty mem ber, and Rev. Thompson are ad visors. tn-ri uiaJH..W',il.lwijw EHjfiHBilMPMM llil.imiiiiiiiiiiMi'tuimi.JJ MiitV-ni-iiiBiiiTirti toi&&j&XZZ i. ini-q.i h i nil " " -irni -t - gfiyEP SAO ! 1 Trowbridge X. yyhO JNi LS Lb Zzii IS IM. JLWj LS if & Flynn's Yff& A WrQt flr, & P of 1 9 5 5 Models 'I y I ij: FAMILY TYPE ! U ;. J YOU SAVE H3995 M ftar ? ' 1 LOOK AT THESE FEATURES! . jk "f IrTTl Freeze-File Cold Saying Shelf Doors Roll Out Drawer Guard Lite you can be suke.& rr'sWbstinghouse Tune In On "Studio One" KBES-TV - Monday, 7 p.m. OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. Wednesday, November 30, 1955 By Jimmy Kaiioj NOT ONLVMN ARMnECnAL em BUT TAB MOSTMODZRH 0PHC5 BUILDING IN THIS MMISPHEf?EEVEf?yTHlNG RUN BY RADAR. Production Staff For Play Announced Ashland Dr. Dorothy Stolp, Southern Oregon college play director, has announced the pro duction staff for the fall comedy. "Mr. Jim Passes By," which will be presented Dec. 9 and 10 in Churchill, hall auditorium. Audrey Russell, Myrtle Point, is assistant director. Three mem bers of the stage scenery and lighting class head the stage staff, Larry Kenyon, Lebanon, Noel Turner, Ashland, and Jim Womack, Klamath Falls. Kenyon is in charge of the scenery crew, Turner is property manager, and Jim Womack, SOC student body president, is stage manager. Edith Baker, Medford, is the wardrobe ' mistress and JoAnn Norton, Coos Bay, heads the makeup crew. Dick Simonson, Medford, president of the Busi ness club, has been named busi ness manager. Dick Puckett, Keno, drama club president, will be in charge of the house and ushers. Production staff members earn points for Alpha Phi Omega, a national dramatic honorary by participating in drama activities. Elephants on Sumatra have habits highly irritating to man agers of pioneering oil compa nies. Sometimes the big beasts rip up unburied oil pipes. Again, they pull down telephone wires, tangling them up like spaghetti as they scratch their backs against the poles. STAR -By CLAY R. ARIES MAR. 22 Your Doily According To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 159-63-64-63 hay 71 -73-77 TAUBUS 1 Mo 31 Happy 61 And 2 Ask. 32 Your 62 Ideal 3 Don't 33 Mind 63 Spending 4 Buckle 34 A 64 Now 5 Quickly 35 Any 65 And 6 Keep 36 Poor 66 In 7 Today 37 It's 67 Is 8 For 38 Doy 68 Order 9 Lot 39 Bring 69 Ripe 10 To 40 From 70 Charming. 11 Colm 41 Others 71 Avoid 12 And 42 Money 72 Ways 13 Harmony 43 Out 73 Purchasing 14 Down 44 Gam 74 Promises 15 Correct 45 And . 75 That 16 Essential 46 Every 76 You 17 Get 47 Is 77 Non-essentials 18 Cheer 48 Recogniw 78 And 19 Up 49 Money 79 Before 20 Don't 50 Angle 80 Of 21 Money 51 Your 81 Turn 22 Hours 52 Darkest 82 And 23 Your 53 Time 83 Can't 24 Be 54 Any 84 Jolly 25 To 55 Talents 85 Kindly 26 The 56 Alert 86 Down 27 Affoirs 57 Serious 87 Negative 28 Moke 58 Emotions 88 Keep 29 Speak 59 Regulate 89 Conditions 30 Work 60 Harmonious 90 Influence Ug)Good (MjAdvcrsc M jNcutral APR. 21 MAY 21 ?A-JA7AQ GEMINI PO MAY 22 J JUNE 22 32-33-47-54 '58-60-82-85 CANCER jgCX JULY 23 kri3-i6-i7-2a UJ 27-66-68 IEO ifO JULY 24 AUG 23 9-22-39-42 lf)l 5-3587-901 GOLD HILL Son Arrives From East Gold Hill Visiting at the home of Mrs. Ruth Reidy at the Pine Tree Motel is her son, James F. Reidy, and a friend, Arthur Garon, both of Manches ter, N.H. James, who sold his home in New Hampshire recently and who had not seen his mother for four years, drove west stopping along the way to see points of in terest arriving here in time for Thanksgiving. The two boys plan to go to Los Angeles to settle. Mrs. Ruby Quackenbush is spending the holidays with her daughters and families in San Francisco and Oakland. Later this week she will leave there for Texas to visit with another daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zimmer, for merly of this area and now of Sweet Home, Ore., are the par ents of twin daughters born on Thanksgiving day. Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clem ent, Gold Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zimmer, Grants Pass. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stalsworth up Birdseya Creek burned to the ground last week, leaving the family without any thing. The family is well known around this area, formerly living at the Old Stage house at the Ded Rio orchards where he worked. The family needs help as he was laid off recently at a mill where he was employed. They have three children, Don ald, 16, who attended grade school at Gold Hill, and two daughters, aged 3 and 2 years. Anyone wishing to help can do so by' calling or getting in touch with Mrs. Robert Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper, Quisle Freeze Shelf No Frost To Scrape or Scoop. Defrost Only Quick Freeze Shelf Pull-Out Juice Tray EASY TERMS GAZER POLLAN- Activity Guide to the Stars. UBRA OCT C4-36-38-40? 46-49-50 V: scoepio OCT 21 NOV 22 6-11-12-20flN 129-430-81 HM SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 DEC 22 4-14-25-30, 45-57-62 CAPRICORN DK'23 JAN 20 V-j 3-28-54-74Ci i75-76-83-88aJ AQUARIUS JAN 21 FEB 19 U1-48-51-55CH Kl. 70-79 V-C i PISCES FEB 20 V? MAR. 21 i 18-19-24-31 137-52-79-86 sons Rickie and .Terry and daughter-Deloras, all spent the holidays visiting with relatives at Sacramento, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. George Blair and daughter, Mary, Albany, Ore., were recent visitors at the home of his sister, Mrs. Albert Harri son and, family. Dinner guests' for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heitstuman and son Darrell, and Mrs. Nena Crane, mother of Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Heitstuman. " '" Way Cleared for Hew Portland Hotel Portland (U.R) The way has been cleared for final negotia tions on a proposal for a $6,000, 000 "highway-suburban" hotel in Portland. Incorporation papers '. were filed at Salem for the Portland Sheraton Corporation, a subsid iary of the nationwide Sheraton hotel chain of Boston. The arti cles listed 100 shares of no par value stock. The hotel would be located on a four block area on the Lloyd tract just north of the Depart ment of Interior building.. Pre liminary architectural plans have been completed, and Sher aton and Lloyd officials were scheduled to meet in New York next week to integrate the hotel into the proposed Lloyd center. The hotel would have 350 rooms at first, but later would be expanded to a total of 550 , rooms. A Sheraton official said i the structure would have many motel features. Nil Bi S-BPSWn IADLE mJUCL U 9 Aluminized Tube Tinted Filter Glass 9 WITH FREE $25.00 OUTDOOR ANTENNA Was $274.95 LOW DOWN PAYMENT N 0) 1 21 Milwaukie Armory Land Site Opposed Salem (U.R) Congressman Walter Norblad (R-Ore.) has served notice that he will oppose acquisition of land in the Kel logg Park area of Milwaukie, Ore., by the Army and any pro posed construction of an Army armory in the area. Norblad wrote Rep. Carl Vin son, Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee that the Kellogg Park land should be returned to the tax . rolls and made available for industry. He said, "There are many al ternate sites which can be ac quired by the Army on land in the Portland metropolitan area which are much less valuable W : - 1 jWWMWMMMIJUJttWH JUIIUU.JIIJI Tune In On "Studio One" OPEN WEDNESDAY B PI l2) Imi I A W. 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