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Newspaper Page Text.21-rOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS ' TILLER & MOWER SALE Time 1 ki the soil ready. Now is th bt tun to let tiiat garden in M-fc Mutan tiller. Reff $223, Now liM, i.V Rotary mower. Ren. 8. Now V;3 L'sr piwer movers S2j PAiS Y KUD St SUPPLY : CERAMIC CLASS. Every Monday eve 7 to 10. Hawkins Ceramic Studio. SlONARCH eiec. range deluxe model. Light mahogany bdrm. set by Mingel Co. Packard-Bell console TV-radio-phonograph combination. Gulustan carpel St pad. Ail like new. 527 Barne. Ph. 3-.;:gJ. KICK Urge radio St record player, bird cage, swivel chair, old daveno, miscellaneous dishes, bike needs re pair. 206 Winemi way. r.aan i'Sf.d PIANOS Reconditioned Spinets & Uprights. Low priced practice piano. Easy terms or Ren; Al-Purcha.se Plan. ERSKINE S PIANO STORE 1304 King Hwy. 1-MAN M-tlTchain saw. 27" blade Like new. S-Hfor price. JPh.2-2471. Laundry equipment i yr. old. Good condition Reasonable. Phone residence JU 2-3241, or JU 2-37 7 0 AFRICAN VIOLETS 50c up at WIN NIES AFRICAN VIOLETS. 2122 W Mam HAnnwnon A PINE SLABS Immediate delivery Ph 30-9-u39. bAKOAl.' LbV-HtH CO Latge in ventory dimnaioo and boards Cus torn resaw One block back ol Union Service Station (.'amo Whita Phone TA-6-241 or TA-6-2B46 FOR S A t E Bundles ot old news- oare 2 0c ea c h M ail Tribune ollice YlR p)anVrw id P n 3-12 86 HOTPOT NT 52-GAL UPRIGHT W A TEH HEATERS High wtttUee Calrod elements. Regular $129.95 Now CQQ DC Special CITY APPLIANCE INC 127 N Central Ph 3-5306 22-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES T 6 R RINT Desirable downtown business apace 40 ft. by 40 ft., suit able for a small busmen or lor extra storage room. Available for use Oct. 1st. Also office space at another rieatrabie location suitable for Real Estate Office or Accounting: Service. Phona 2-t231 for appointment. F. E. Samson. Hotel Jackson. for'lease CAFE Idea! for AMERICAN St CHI NESE RESTAURANT. Excellent hwy location. Plentv of parking Or would make good DRIVE-INN. TfTis la a very good opportunity for an experienced person. Call tne M & M A g n c v. Central Point Phone NOrmandv 4-2383 or NO-4-1336. Must sell Priced low. TAKE-AWAY HAMBURGERS See to appreciate ; Inquire 831 S. Centralor call 2-50B7 ; For SALE downtown grocery store. Must srjl because of illness. Tribune - Pox 32; 7. LOOK! Big Return from SMALL INVESTMENTS Why pay taxes on a vacant lot? ' Call or Write Harris Construction Co. - P32 Harmonv Lane ; Ashland Ph. 9-4371 VV'ANT TO LEASE Service Station or Z Service Station & Shop. Ph. 2-9036. For" SALE stock in Veneer Plywood Co. Will take trailer house as part p av"' ' nt- y rtte Tn h u ne box 5 115. ' FOR SALE Rural Crocerv store on Hi-way 20 Grossed $78,000. Stock. equip, bldg. Will consider trade. For information call Z-B75. Z rORALEGOoTi-PAYING COURT - Weeklv rentals. Low up-keep. Will " soon pav uelf off. S1G.000 down- Easy terms on balance. 2060 Table . K PC Rd. Ph. 3-91 73. fOH SALE Small business. Termi considered. Ph. 2-4803 9 to 5. Eves ('olril Hill 3-3 4 ft!) ;FOR REN T Good cornet business location. Small space. To sub-lease 1 Pbone 2-4989. FOR SALE Or lease: Large ware X house tn Medtord with refrigerator m ' Some trade considered or sale Call I Ashland 2-8021 - TWIN PINES Care and Motel for sale 01 Hwv t&9 O'Brien Oregon 5. Best sandwich shop in town 5 for sale. Ph 2-H863. Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday: 10 am. Monday for Mnnrty: other dvn 5 30 previous day. ' 23 MACHINERY and TRACTORS J-OLD TYPE plating generator. 1000 I amp.. volts. lliiMJ RPM; S25. Rt. 1. Box 399, Central Point t Black well Hill) FOR SALE Model HB Cummins diesel power unit. Complete with clutch, radiator. Ph. 9-6284 Jackson- 1 ville. I To F8 "LOGGER, just over hauled" v Pierce duel trailer. Brownie. Eaton, J good rubber. $2300 cash or any reasonable deal or consider trade ; late model car Ph. Gold Hill 5-9003 evenings St weekend Med ford 2-2844. davs Z 24-FOR EXCHANGE WILL trade equity In new 2 bdrm. T house for good house trailer. ISO 4-12S7 ' il CU. FT 34 ELECTRIC refrigerator for simitar year St size gas model. Call 3-4805 Z 26-PERSONAL BOWELLS FAMILY HOME has down stairs vacancy. 521 Edwards. Ph. 2-803J; fERMANENTS by our Junior student ' from $3.50. For appointment Phone ' 2-fll53. ; WiLL take appointment on Mon. & Thurs. eves. Jeannie Beauty Salon. : Ph3-321fi. ; Vacancy: RmI Havrn Heme for the Aced. Beautiful view. Rood food c care 3397 Delta Waters Rd. Ph. 2-7343. WE DYE TO LIVE! Mrdford Shoe Service. : HO Main Ph. 2-407(1 ; NO HUNTING on HENRY OWENS - PROPERTY Ea of Cams W'lite on ; Dry Creek. Have valuable livestock. Sipn posted. STUDIOWlOSMEKC-8802 BETTY Jamei & Winnie Hardenburser are no loneer affUiated with Modern Feauty Salon. Phone Bowmana House of Beatitv 2-2188 until Win nie StvT Salon opens about Oct. 10th at 52 E. Main. Winnie Hemorrhoids (Pilrs) Fistula Colitis Pruri tus (itchinir) Prolapse. Treat ed without surgical operation or hospitalization or loss of time from work. If tou have health problem of this nature it will pay you to investigate. Or. Herman Wexler Chiropractic Physician it E. Main Pioneer Bldg. Ph. 2-3391 Ashland. Ore. CORN REMOVER GKet inifont rl4 from pain wxj bmL ivy rexoei hard contt. tort corns MrwMft toi. calM.Mi, warn. Sop-Hiioi, club noilt. If contain i vn ol f.ffent eU ot iofts, ootm and doe not cowxt ttt rrtartot eo sfrsng ecd mtstvr. WKm H tWs harf fa.(d try t o. Try ur lwniM lIWf. wtuch rlUs pain, soreneu, swelling firt or Mcond application Both remWie teU en monmf bock ovoron. Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT 26 PERSONAL YOU CAN GET RELIEF from Hay Fever & Asthma bv railing 2-324 TROUT FISHING! Ferwhin2 Furnished NO LICENSE NO LIMIT ELROD S TROUT FARM 4 mi West of Talent on Andenon Creek Ph. Ashland 9-3298. NOW: A 6 weeks oiano try-out. with lesona for only S10 Come In to Purucker Piano House. Ill No Central for further detail. Ph 702 ANY ONE having a drinking problem is welcome at Alcoholics Anony mous Meetings 8pm Wed St Sat U'n', W Mam Ph -J-rif57 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Fuel TRY-R-WOOD Products Eir Siab Wood Ph. 3-53H2 Painiing SPRAY polluting, roofs houses general painting Free estimates Sullivan Bros . 219S Ivy. Phone 2-9831 PAINTING Brush or Spray Free estimates and terms A Q. Murphy Phorm 2-8.V-5 or 2-9143 Oil Burner Service SPARK OIL BURNING HEATERS 4th & Front Ph. 3-5296 KENNEDY FUEL OIL Beads Restrung PEARLS St BEADS RESTRUNG JEWELRY REPAIRING SANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 E Mam Plumbing BROOK'S ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT For fast courteous and efficient service on all vour plumbing prob lem call 2-3209 House Moving MEDFORD HOUSE MOVING Houscj! moved, raised, leveled. Foundations installed. Free estima tes Ph . 2-42443-1 078 C. C S.IITH. reliable housembving. Moving, leveling. loundationa in Vallerl Ph li-li.",'.4. Pump Service NEW JACUZZI WATER SYSTEMS Pump Si Well service all kinds Glenn Hs rd i ma n. Ph. VA-6-312I. JIFFY PUMP SERVICE UNIVERSAL PUMP SALES The Rugged Pumo for Every Purpose Pump Rentals & Repair Will also Drill vour well. 1311 N Riverside Ph 3-.V.10 or 2-M139 Roofing OLD nOOFS MADE NEW, NEW ROOFS LAID. TOO. Free check Jenningx St Son. 3-5437. Building & Consl ruction FOR new construction St remodeling. tin C- V. Bower. NO 4-2491 THE BEST FOR LESS Electric M GAGE ELECTRIC M Delco and CL a Motor Rewinding an .pairing 11J N Front Pnune 2-2626 TV 8c Radio Repair HAMMILL TV SERVICE CO. Home calls Medtord area $3 50. ODcn 10 a.m to 8:30 p.m. 1830 W. Main Ph 3-5406 TV St RADIO SERVICE rELDMAN St OLSON ELECTRIC PHONE 2-9070 or 2-2436 Ruga & Carpets RUGS & UPHOLSTERY last longer when cleaned the handiera Its mans way ROGUE DURACLEAN SERV ICE Ph NO-4-2013. Transportation ATHEL HUPP DUDLEY. INC. TRUCK TRANSPORTATION P O Box 242. Medford Oregon ICC-MC 71652, Rapid transportation between Southern Oregon and points and places In Calif, on all building material, heaw machinery and livestock Ph Medford. Ore. 2-4174 Tree Service ORE-CAL. TREE SERVICE Ray Chamber) in. Prop. Trees topped, trimmed, removed. Complete tree surgery. Free estim ates, guaranteed satisfaction. Licens ed and insured. Ph. 2-4412. MEDFORD TREE SERVICE Expert trimming, topping, removals St surgery. For free estimates call 3-5841. Call alter 3 p.m. Housecleaning RANDY'S CLEANING SERVICE Rugs and furniture shampooed Walls, woodwork and floors cleaned bv exnerts Ph 3-4069 or 3-2680 Services & Repairs AIRWAY SANITIZOR Sales-Service & Supple Ph. Medford 2-8340 Crawford Garage Door Hdqtr. Ren air-Sales- Service Residential. Commercial doors. Op erators serving Jackson-Josephine Co Call eves. GR-9-14:i8 collect. Well Drilling CRATER WELL DRILLING No well too deep. Immediate service All work guaranteed PHA terms ar ranged Phone 2-2098. 1111 W 10th ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO. Reliable St experienced. Fast, mod ern equipment Terms. Ph. 2-7372 88.-1 Shaier Lane, off Kings Hwy. SHULTS BROS well drilling St pump aervice. We lrive to please every customer. Ph. 3-4141. Eves. 2-566D DEISTER S WELL DRILLING CO For your water well problems. Reliable Ac experienced. Un to the minute equipment ,139 Vancouver. Ph 2-9308 GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers: ex perienced St reliable S&H Green Stanips Office Siskiyou Hdwe. 225 W Main. Medtord Phone 2-2939 or evenings 2-7026 or 3-3744. A. E. GOFF St BROS WELL DRILLING Let us otve your water problems. Universal Pumps The Best for Less 1311 N Riverside Ph 3-5510 or 2-5039 Generators Starters Generator-Starter repair Sc exchange Armature winding. Cliff Auto . Electric 1311 N Riverside 2-5068 Asphalt & Cement Paving ASPHALT PAVING Drive wa y motels, parking areas, mill yard roads and industrial floors Free esti mates. Work guaranteed Rogue River Paving Co Ph Medtord 2-4037 Petts and Termite Control TERMITES Call Paramount Pest Control Inspect belore buying. Ph. 2-9.01 LOYD Termite Control Protect your home from termites. Free inspection Ph Ash 2-7557 Foundation work Granite ft Top Soil GRANITE Loading and Haulina LUCIUS St WILBURT LULL Phone 3-NQ4-14S9 FINEST Bear Creek too soil. Creek run gravel pit run and crushed granite Prompt delivery Dump truck for hire Estimate siadly given. Jm N unr s. P h. 3-468. GRANITE CRUSHLD Si PIT RUN LOADED OR DELIVERED R. G. LULL Ph. 3-4781 TOP SOIL-SANDY LOAM Creek run gravel Ph 3-5071 or 2-4317. A 1 l ex .-Nasn TOP SOIL fill dirt, granite and creek run gravel Tractor and Cat dozer and loader tor hire. Austin L. King Trucking. Phone 2-7238 or 2-4167 CBLSHED ROCK SAND & GRAVEL M C LiNINGER & SONS Phono 3-5336 or 2-5&07 27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Septic Tank SANITATION SERVICE i Licensed Ac Bonded' Darrel Fans O E Conklin ROUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS 500-gal. $68 750-gal $98 Commercial Tanks fall sizes l DRAIN FIELDS. FRENCH DRAINS Laid and Repaired Meets All State & FHA Code LOW COST FINANCING Terms to Meet Your Need TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING EXCAVATION Loading & Compressor Work Free Estimate Guaranteed Work Phone 3-2491 2B73 Lone Pine Rd. CASPER'S Septic tanks pumped and cleaned. TANKS INSTALLED Dram work Free inspection. Low set price. No mileage charge 24 hours service Local War U vet. pialJM5M or 2-6818. DICK'S RURAL DISPOSAL SERVICE Septic tanks pumped and repaired Tank installed to State specifica tions any size from 500 gallons up Sauare concrete. Domestic or Com mercial tanks. Dram field laid Free estimates sr.- inspection. AH work guaranteed Phot.? M. R P'Ckl Gust 3-I4r7 Med lord MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL SERVICE. Tanks clean ed and repaired drain and sewere laid New tanks Installed All work guaranteed. Phone 3-1116. MEDFORD SEPTIC TANK St CONSTRUCTION LeRoy Calkins Howard Calkins Concrete Septic Tanks of All Sizes Drain Fields Laid St Repaired Meets State Code Back-hoe & Blade Work Ditchlnf Loadine, Leveling Ph 2-5581 2-9598 Tractor Work ROTOVATING. BLADE WORK. LAWNS INSTALLED 2-8485 Phone CUSTOM dozing, road building, land clearing, leveling & basement dig ging. Ph. 2-2536. C. H BED1NG FIELD TRACTOR WORK Plowing, discing, blading, leveling, mowing, raking. F. M Garwood. 2-9452. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NEW Atlas 4-ft. jointer with motor St stand, complete. $40. G.E. washing machine, wringer type, older style, good condition S10. phone 3-182". NOTICE: Will start spraying peach trees soon. No job too large or small. Withrow;2-5376- CONCORD GRAPES 3c lb. 3-1827. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET READY FOR OLD MAN WINTER 50.000 BTU Coleman oil circulating heater. Very good condition. Reason able pnee. Ph. NO-4-2738. FOR SALE OR TRADE Illness forces sacrifice of one of the best ranches in the Applegate Val ley. Suitable for dairy or beef. Has carried 75 dairy cows or 250 feeders and put up all required hay. 120 Acres under sprinkler irrigation, free water. New 3 bedroom ranch house, new Ferguson equipment No w stocked with purebred Here fords. Barn full of hay. Gene Whittier. Williams, Ore. Ph. Provolt 2513 RUMMAGE SALE. Hope Circle. Base ment Presbyterian Church. Thurs. Oct 4. 9-5: Fr i. Oct. 5. 9-1 2 ANY chance that you need a good brunh Maybe one that is soft as-hot mush We have some very tough Cause you have to be rough And especially if you're in a rush. R.B.W. SHARP'S DAIRY SUPPLY Across from Holly Theatre 1 MERRY Tiller. 1 wheel hoe, other garden tools, power lawn mower, 1 reel mower, set pipe dies, pipe fitt ings. Ralph E. McClure, Kt. 1. Box 430. Coleman Creek. FOR SALE 1955 Webcor tape record er like new. If vou want the best, this is a steal. $125 cost $210. Ph Ashland 2-4381 or Medford 3-4043 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. anv dav Ask for Bill, or Ph. Ashland 2-4933 after 6 p.m. SAWDUST For Sawdust Burner MEDFORD FUEL Tel. 2-2111 CALL NO W About your" roofing, sidewalls or remodeling needs. At prices you can appreciate. For free estimate, phone 2-9546 or 3-4281 Prompt service. 1x6". 8". 10' Sc 12" surfaced cedar fencing, $35 per M. 4x4" Surlace cedar posts. 6c per lin. ft. Free de livery. Westside Lumher Co.. 924 Summit A ve. Ph. 2-25 39. "OIL TO BURN" MOBILKEAT We give SSz H Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL Ph. 2-2111 BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for tale 20c each Mail Tribune Office 27 North Fir NOTICE For sale or trade for Income property. la-A. Paid water rights. city water, barn, chicken house. Good modern house. Ph 2-5376. WANTED SOMEO"NE to take over small peach orchard. Ph. NO 4-1171. RUMMAGE SALE by American As sociation of University Women. Oct. 1 & 2, Hrs. B to 5, Fehl Bldg., N. Ivy. ?f we misspell a word we feel sad If we don't, then o-coursc we are glad If you call our attention 'Twill relieve our suspension We will know you have been reading our ad. R.B.W. Sharps Dairy SuddIv Across from Holly Theatre LIME Our price includes tpreading service. Gold Hill 5-9245. Agricui tural Lime Distributing Co. " EXPERT OIL BURNER SERVICE "MOBILHEAT" MEDFORD FUEL Ph. 2-2111 HUFFMAN BROS 161S No. Riverside Ph. 2-5033 SPECIAL THIS WEEK GI Water cans $ 3 95 Foldin? canvas cots fnew) 6 95 Coleman stove (2 burner) 16 95 (3 burner) 22.50 All wool sleeping bags 10 95 up Coleman lanterns .... lt.95 Sc 13.95 Folding camp cook stove with cast Iron top 16 9!i Deer bags 1.00 Sc 1.50 Plastic air mattresses 3.95 Camp shovels (Gil with cover 1.50 Pack sacks 1.50 to 3.25 Naw flash lite, complete wnn Dattenes Navy lashing rone, per ft. .01' Canvas water oails .7: New Location with HUFFMAN TRUCK & AUTO PARTS 1618 N. Riverside Thornton Won't Argue Patterson Differences Salem U.R) Attorney Gen eral Robert Y. Thornton said Fri day he had no intention of "be coming involved in a political argument'' with his opponent, Carl Francis, Dayton Republi can, over past differences be tween Thornton and former Gov. Paul Patterson. "There were only two occa sions when any clash occurred," Thornton said. "These represent ed honest disagreements be tween myself and the' late and respected governor of this state. Is it proper campaigning to de bate the pros and cons of these disagreements now? I think not," Thornton said. Thornton said that he was "swamped" with preparations for the forthcoming vice trials in Multnomah county so that he planned to submit his record to the people "without argument or campaign oratory." Read and Vm Classified Ada . . . Til Community a &ieat aiaxketpiaca The Medical Roundup (in, Laj - What Can the Retired Woman Do? Mrs. Isabel B. LaFolIette, wife of the former Governor of Wis consin, said recently that siie has been orgamz i n g Women's Exchange S e r v i c es to help retired women to worl: and be useful and earn money She says that many retired women, if they would, could be very helpful in the fields of practical nursing, housekeeping, and pinch-hitting for mothers. As Mrs. LaFolIette says, there is such tremendous need for helpers in these fields, but the average woman prefers to be useless and lonely and poor. Why? Because she thinks these jobs are beneath her. They are not beneath anyone. I know business women who have had a terrible time finding a reliable woman to take over the job of running the home; and I know lonely women who have gone in to a home where there was am ple means, and have found com fort, usefulness, affluance, and sometimes a family to love and take care of. Mrs. LaFolIette advised re tired women to (1) Decide what values are most important to you; (2) Do not break old ties too suddenly; (3) Be cautious about changing climates; (4) Cul timate quiet interests: (5) Limit physical abilities; (6) Decide whether it is worthwhile to keep up the old home. Carriers of Disease One of the greatest forward steps ever taken in medicine must soon be taken. It will be marked by the development of methods for the recognition of carriers of the many hereditary diseases. A carrier is a man (or woman) who carries more or less latent and hidden a tendency to a disease such as diabetes, gout, epilepsy or schizophrenia (men tal disease). In many cases the disease shows up when the per son is 40 or 50. The great need for recogniz ing carriers is that if the man who carries diabetes happens to marry a woman who carries the same tendency to disease, a high percentage of their children are likely to get it. If he were lucky enough to marry' a woman with no diabetes in her stock their children might escape. Fine, thoughful and enlight ened persons with, let us say, epilepsy in their family are now coming in to say, "I worry about my children getting the disease. Johnnie and Joanie are, I think, free of it because the are good, happy and friendly children, but Fred here has always had his grandfather's terrible temper; he is difficule and 'ornery' and he has always had awful night mares. Ts there any test that will tell us t.iat he has a tendency to epilepsy?" I then send the young man for an electroencephalogram a rec ord of the tiny electric currents constantly being formed in the brain and back perhaps comes the report "typical epileptic spikes and seizure activity." Mother Right Then the mother may say, "That settles it. I have been much against Fred's marrying the girl next door because I have heard that her brother, in a V.A. hospital, has from time to time some sort of a fit." And the mother is so right. If the girl should be a carrier of epilepsy some of their children would al most certainly be epileptics. I wa impelled to write this column when I read just now the report of Dr. D. S. Hsia, Miss K. W. Driscoll, Walter Troll, and Dr. W.E. Knox, of Harvard, who say that they have worked out a test on the blood for a ferment that handles a substance in the body called phenylalanine. About 1 in 100 persons lacks a normal amount of this ferment. If he or she marries a person with a normal amount of the fer ment there is only 1 chance in 40,000 or so of their having a child with feeble - mindedness due to the improper handling of this chemical. But if a man with the defect happens to marry a woman with the same defect, 1 in 4 of their children is likely to be mentally defective. Today, more and more tests Now Relieved Faster, Longer Chronic, Deep-Seated Pains New "Film-Coared" Tablet Hits Arthritic.- Rheumatic Misery Amazing "Film-Coated" tablet is latest method found. Reduces uric acid. Strikes directly at chronic, deep seated pains through blood stream. Brings socthtng, long-lasting relief. Unlike plain tablets film -coating avoids toxic effect, and useless action in '.omach. All pain-relieving medi cine is carried to intestines. Absorp tion by blood stream starts effective analgesic action fast. All points of deepseated pain and stiffness are quickly reached. This new, safe com pound, called Ar-Pan-Ex, is recom mended by WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY "'..A ' -i'M ' 'I r - I Ui. Alvarez entus Consultant In Medlciae, Mayo Lunic Emeritus Pm lessor ul MedKin. Mayo Foundation are being worked out to detect carriers. The son of a diabetic can have estimates made of his blood sugar: the son of a gouty father can have a measurement made of his blood uric acid; the son of a man who dropped dead at 40 can have his blood tested for a special type of molecule containing cholesterol; the son of a man with pernicious anemia can have his gastric juice and his blood tested, and so it goes. If we in America ever hope to avoid a tremendous amount of suffering, we will have to face this fact when two carriers of a disease marry, terrible sorrow is likely to come to some of any of the children they may have. Spastic Muscles and Calming Drugs Recently, Dr. Harriett D. Gil lette, of Atlanta, reported that some spastic children with cere bral palsy who were too tense to talk or walk have shown marked improvement with the use of one of the new tranquiliz ing drugs of the metrobamate type. It cut down, also, on trem or. The drug may help some persons with a severe arthritis when it is associated with spasm of the muscles. As a result of this relaxation, massage and pas sive exercises may do more good than they did before. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1956). Enterprise Carpenter Files $16,000 Suit McMinnville U.R) Eugene Albert Houck Jr., Enterprise, has filed a complaint seek ing $16,000 damages from the city of Amity, its police chief and the municipal court. Houck charged in the suit, filed in circuit court here, that he was refused a jury trial when he pleaded innocent to a viola tion of the basic speed rule. He alleges he was arrested on June 11, 1956, and appeared in court on June 16. He was fined $20 and his motor Vehicle license suspended until June 16, 1957. Houck contends he is prevent ed from carrying out his busi ness as a carpenter. He is asking $1,000 compensatory damages and $15,000 exemplary damages. Springfield Couple Awarded Damages Portland (U.R) Federal Circuit Judge James Alger Fee Thursday set damages at $1800 to be awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Hart, Springfield, Ore., for claimed damages from fumes emitted by the Weyerhaeuser Springfield pulp mill. The Harts had asked $52,000 for damages they claimed they suffered at their home one mile east of the mill. The complaint said the fumes "were extremely unpleasant to smell and harmful to the phy sical well being of plants, ani mals and human beings." NEUTRAL FOOTBALL FAN Princeton, N.J. (U.R) Harry J. Stevens Jr. president of the Rutgers University Alumni Fed eration said he would sit in the end zone during the Rutgers Princeton football game "because that's neutral territory." Stevens got his bachelor's degree at Princeton in 1936 and gradu ated from Rutgers law school in 1939. Just if day can help Build tick, Sti Blood ... Save You from being TIRED... NERVOUS . . . Asr my to iino his. Nutritional experts teveal vitamin losses in cooked foods plus faulty diet may be seriously undermining your energy, strength, and resistance, making yo feel on edge affecting your appetite spoiling your sleep because your body is vitamin and irom starved. a e tu-f-i. Bl. B2. an. n d-th, r.ilr.nrrrt we ms-hr. th tio SM rt ctoHcie How fenr Can Sf op Oirowie Vitamin & Iron Starvation TOO AT . . . Feel Like a Hew Person! Supplement your det eety day wtfsi just one High-Potency Bexel Opsnte. Just one of these -ooderful)y strength ening capsules give too the fuH vita min and iron content nature provided in the following group of foods before cooking: I tfwor of tW-wriiW ""th Vj R- Lj 4 x. f fr etrmgrn fawc. 1 ft. f b V3 M. Im-i tMK-M V. n- bjMr 1 V W lo txx V, V f Vj lb. f pri.ii fftiAf boai Penny for Pmnny ... Yom (rt Mora Valve in High -Potency B E HE L SrtClat .O.KOli vlTaNm Carsuifs ft tartar. ..too S.rtar. . .Work tmtt roue woNrr aacju a McAcsaoa paooocx ASK ABOUT BEXEL VITAMIN PAYMENT PLAN Central ?gqfl Drug Main & Central , Sunday, September 30, 1958 State Civil Defense Survey Scheduled Salem (U.R) Stanford Re search Institute will start its survey of Oregon's civil defense organization this week. Counties to be surveyed the first week will be Clatsop, Tilla mook, Lincoln. Lane. Deschutes, Crook. Lake, Klamath, Jackson, Josephine. Douglas. Coos, Curry, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Bak er, Malheur, Grant. Harney, Jef ferson, Sherman, Wheeler, Gil liam, Morrow, and Wasco. The remaining counties will be surveyed by the 11-man team the following week. Heading the group is Dr. William Bres wick, Berkeley, Calif. UAL To Oppose Feeder Air Service at Salem Salem (U.R) United Air Lines will oppose addition of any teeaer tine air service nere wnen the matter comes before the Civil Aeronautics Board in De cember, according to Harold F. Sweeney, Salem's United Man ager. Sweeney said the CAB hear ings would determine whether United stays in Salem or is re placed by either West Coast Air lines or Southwest Airlines. PliOKE 2-6273 t BUYING! SELLING! RENTING! SWAPPING! Read and Use Mail Tribune Want Ads for Quick Results! It's the Town's Biggest Market Place - - Phone 2-6141 Medford Mail Tribune MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TOTES! Portland Policeman Killed in Accident Sandy (U.R) Jackson L. Carter, 35-year-old Portland city policeman, W3s killed Thursday evening in a two-car collision about two milts southwest of here, state police reported. Three other persons were in jured, none seriously. Mercline Herkshen, 27, Portland, a pass enger in Carter's car, was hos pitalized for a concussion and other injuries. Occupants of the other car, Honry S. Kroeker, 45, the driver, and his brother, Cor nelius, 51, both of Estaoada, were treated for cuts at a doctor's of fice. Carter was appointed to the police bureau in 1949 and was stationed at central precinct. He was lead drummer in the police drum and bugle corps. FLYING "A" HEATIHG OIL Phone 2-8277 McGinty Fuel Co. Is Your Family About To Go "On the Move"? Your moving job i simple when you depend on BEKINS . . . you can rely on our specially trained men to move your most fragile possessions care fully quickly SOUTH 139 DOG BITES ESTES Bradford, Pa. U.PJ A small dog bit a man Friday and mad news. The dog nipped Demo cratic vice presidential candi date Sen. Estes Kefauver on his shaking hand when he gave it a friendly pat. The senator dabbed iodine on his wound and limited his greetinjs to poten tial voters. Need Wampum for FALL Expenses "mi 3i See PF Firstl PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL' Dick Hans, Manager 16 S. Central Ph. 3-530S to their destination. MOVING STORINO PACKING FIR ST. CP