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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1956)
SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGOtO MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, Aor!T 18, 1958 Ike Welcomes Soviet Help in Middle East Washington (U.R The White House seid today that President Eisenhower welcome's Russia's offer to help solve the Mid-East crisis, if it "demon strates a real desire" by Moscow to backing U.N. peace efforts. The Soviet Foreign Ministry yesterday announced that Russia was offering to support a settle ment of the Arab-Israeli con flict. Murray Snyder, assistant White House press secretary, laid in response to questions that the Eisenhower administration "is of course still studying the Soviet statement but if it dem onstrates a real desire and de termined nature on the part of the Soviet Union to back the U.N.'s effort, the President wel comes its support." GOOD FISHING Portsmouth, N. H. (U.R) New Hampshire's tiny 14-mile coast line is well exploited by fish erman. .The federal Fish and Widllife Service says 5,630 fish erman invested nearly $600,000 in boats and tackle in this region. 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PUSH-BUTTON CAN OPENER Save $1.00 REGULAR VALUE S4.9S NOW ONLY 3.f o Mogiwtk lid liftor Sakod Whit EnonoJ finidi o "Croat Sooled" Cirttina Whl HIGHEST QUALITY HOMEWARESl Free Delivery I If iOWEes $J495 Council Authorizes Flans for Paving Work, Sewer Proiects The Medford city council last night adopted ordinances au thorizing plans and specifica tions for tnree paving projects, anH rprpivprl nptitions for two other projects. Plans and specifications were authorized for paving on East Second st. between North Front st. and North Central ave., and on South Modoc ave. between East Main st. and Woodlawn dr., and on Niantic st. between Ed wards st. and Maple st. The peti tion for Niantic st. paving was signed by 52.14 per cent of the property owners, according to city officials. Request Paving Petitions were received re questing paving on Kenwood ave. betwen Humphry st. and West Second st. and on Fairmont st. between Summit ave. and the east end of the present dedicat ed street. Mayor Earl Miller reported that 59.24 per cent of the prop erty owners had signed the Ken- SAVS NOW WITH PROCTOR SPECIALS! Hi-Lo ACK-SAVIR IK0NIMG TABLE WITH WHtlLS NOW ONLY H0.95 jSm BIG 6Vau AUTOMATIC SAFETY CLUTCH incrootot worlt-lifo up to IS timotl POWER SAW! Cutsa2x4ot450 in ONE CUT! SAYE $3.00 on famous 'SadhZeVA"m Save on repair bids, do your own home repairs. Use famous Black & Decker Drill (over 2,500,000 in use) with attachments to drill, sond, saw, polish, drive screws, ISr $9.95 Special! Stanley No. 116 MITRE BOX Strong and Sturdy-used witfi back or pone! saw to cut wood ot desired angles. vAiuzte, Popular 26" 8 or 10 point cross cat pattern. Taper ground blade for smooth easy cutting. Rich dark maroon nc handle of dur- $d able plastic. nnE For a limited time only. . xchonM Inc. 19J4 I I r 7 inns 40 M i3T22-95 :: KJ MjnFW-'' 'rwtt jftya?r TlB"STKS Sw7T wood ave. petition and that 54.9 per cent has signed the Fair mont st. petition. Ordinances also were passed adopting plans and specifica tions for construction of a sani tary sewer in blocks four and five in the Highcroft addition, and hearing on the project was set for May 15. An ordinance was adopted authorizing a sanitary sewer project in an area bounded by Capital ave. on the north, Valley View dr. on the east, the north boundary line of Valley View subdivision on the south and Sunrise ave. on the west not now served with sewer. The council also authorized a call for bids on the project. No one appeared to object at a public hearing last night. Assessment Ordinance An ordinance levying 84 as sessments for water main instal lations in the recently annexed Laurelhurst addition also was adopted. The cost per linear foot of frontage to be assessed is $2.14 according to City Mana ger Robert Duff. The council called a public hearing May 15 on annexation of two lots on Murray st. at Co lumbus ave., and other property in the area. The other property includes Columbus ave., to the north line of the alley, north of block eight, West Side Heights addition two; Murray st. from Columbus ave. to the west boundary of West Side Heights addition two; and the alley north of block eight from Co lumbus ave. to the west bound ary of West Side Heights addi tion two. Duff pointed out that the property, except the two lots, is presently city -owned, but out side the city limits. The streets and alley cannot be dedicated to public use unless annexed first, he pointed out. The coun cil authorized Mayor Miller to represent the city in annexation proceedings since the city owns property involved. Finance Committee The council adopted a recom mendation of the finance com mittee to levy assessments on a per square foot basis in block four of Highcroft addition, and on a per lot basis in block five. Both are for sanitary sewer im provements. The committee pointed out that the per square foot basis appeared to be more equitable because 6nly three lots were involved, and that in block five, the per lot basis more equitable because the lots are almost the same size. A request from the Jackson JBROlLS-MEAT, ON BOTH SIDES AT ONCE . . . In half the time! NO MONEY DOWN YOUR OLD RANGE IS THE DOWN PAYMENT 67 PER WEEK SPECIAL 30-DAY TRADE IN Hal Krueger and Al Thompson We Carry Our $4 mirniiuvr . if CL. II HJ ELECTRIC (f X STORE 237 E. MAIN County Disaster Car group that a site beside the East Side Fire station be made available for housing the car was denied by the council. The planning com mission recommended that the request be granted. Councilmen pointed out that should the Disaster Car be housed at the site, the property would have to be rezoned, and that residents may believe the Disaster Car is' operated by the fire department. Members of the council pointed out that the Car is not connected with the fire department. To Prepare Ordinance The council authorized City Attorney Frank Farrell to pre pare an ordinance calling for a hearing on vacation of a north south alley in the Edwards place addition. Vacation of the alley was recommended by the plan ning commission. Action on a planning commis sion recommendation that an agriculture ordinance be adopt ed was deferred until a later meeting, as was action on a rec ommendation of vacating 55 feet of Marshall ave. through Gar field subdivision. A no parking zone on the west side of Riverside ave. 75 feet south of Jackson st. was ap proved, and three one-hour parking meters were replaced in front of the old Jackson County Chamber of Commerce office on South Riverside ave. No parking between 4:30 and 6 p.m. was approved for the three places to facilitate right turn traffic movements. , . The council authorized a crosswalk across Sixth st. in front of the YMCA, where a blinker light will be installed, and granted two-hour ' parking in six places on South Riverside ave. two each in front of Tabu restaurant, in front of Lusk Piano house and in front of Barco Chemical Supply com pany. Duff pointed out that the spaces are usually occupied with all-day parkers. HAD ENOUGH Providence, R. I. (U.R) Enough is enough, says Earl Jen ckes, a Pennsylvania manufac tuer. Jenckes, who is 80, has de clined to accept a $100,000 leg acy from the Rhode Island estate of his sister. Said he didn't need any more monty. N.H. SAVINGS UP Concord, N. H. (U.R) Yan kee thrift is the hallmark of New Hampshire. In 1955, savings bank deposits rose9.31 per cent compared with a 7 per cent rise for the nation as a whole. Broils with the door closed in one-half the time! Tenderizes the cheaper cuts of meat, searing in juices in stantly from two sides. 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Deluxe Paint Roller and Tray Set Reg. $1.79 Special . . , Applies oil, water or rubber base paints easily, quickly and 'smooth ly. Safety ladder lock on tray. Easy to clean. ' WASHABLE, Sf39 Set 9x12 Cut Pile Rug A special closeout price on this style end size. Rubberized 'back,' top quality. Cinnamon, sandlewood, beige, green, pink, rose, blue. Reg. 529.95 0)95 Special U . z J. J. NEWBERRY CO. n Fishing Season Opening Special SPINNING OUTFIT An inexpensive well balanced Fresh Water Spinning Outfit consisting of Ocean City's revolutionary new Spinning Reel with automatic pick-up, holding 100 yards of 6-lb. test Mono filament line;, New two-piece Green Solid Fiber Glass Spin ning Rod 6 ft. length, cork handle v.-J.ih sliding bands, three graduated guides attractively wrapped in red and white; four selected spinning lures packed in sturdy plastic box. 100-yard spool of Ocean City's 6-lb. test monofilament spin ning line. Attractively boxed in .display container bearing the unconditional guarantee of the Ocean City Mfg. Co. against imperfection in material and workmanship. Reg. $12.98 SPECIAL ALL Fibre Clothes Hamper '4 95 Reg. $5.95 Special . . UVa" x 16" x 23'j". Vinyl top. Pearlized. White, rose, yellow, green. : Men's Black Suit Hanger 47 0 Reg. 79c Special , Positive lock trousers cannot fall out. Sturdy construction with brass metal supports. NON-SKID n n -y 25 Ft. Sprinkler SOAKER HOSE Special Ideal for flower beds, gar dens, lawns. Give a gentle, rain - like spray. Made of rugged, weather-resistant plastic. & FOR COMPLETE SET Boys' Twill Suntans and Grays $2.49 Value Special . . . Sizes 8-0-12. Made of top qual ity sanforized cotton twill. Regu lar. Washable Rayon Panel Curtains Reg. $1.00 Special . . Permanent finish.' Less care and longer wear. No shrinking, starch ing or stretching necessary. Full size 40 x 81. White. Ready to hang. Black Prints Values to 59c yd. Special 36-inch width.' Beautiful top quality broadcloth. Bolt goods. Use for dresses, ap rons, blouses, skirts, shirts, etc. Sixth and Central Medford's Bargain Corner (5)95 1 $169 IT Glamor
