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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1956)
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Mally and Bra (Alice NeUon formerly of Mann Sf enjoy catering to all vour beatuy needs Lady Medford Beauty Salon. 3-321 1 Us MaU Tribune Want Ada Tho Community a Bireeot Marketplace 735 Drivers Lose Licenses in Month Salem Oregon officials sus pended licenses of 735 drivers last month and tallied 10,787 convictions of drivers for violat ing traffic laws. A total of 222 suspensions folio wed recommendations of 'judges after convicting drivers of reckless driving, basic rule, hit and run, failure to stop and failure to yield right of way charges. Another 154 of the suspen sions were handed out through discretionary action of the department of motor vehicles. Of these 107 were based on a driver's loo-frequent accident or violation involvement. Driving while intoxicated con victions were responsible for 283 of the suspensions and 76 others were meted out to drivers caught driving on an already suspended or revoked license or for auto theft. The department noted that so far this year only two months have seen violation convictions below the 10,000 mark. 468 Auto Accidents In First Six Months . A total of 468 motor vehicle collisions injuring 74 persons occurred in Medford during the first six months of this year, according to a summary of traffic accidents In Medford from the department of motor vehicles, Salem. None of the accidents Involved fatal injuries, according to the summary, compared to two fa talities during the first six months of 1955. Last year there were 382 accidents in Medford Injuring 75. Of 823 drivers of vehicles in volved in the 468 collisions, 70 of them were between 15 and 17 years oia, i-w irom 10 to it, j 138 irom au to J, 130 irom in to 49, and" of these 597 were males and 202 were females. The summary stated that 343 of the accidents occurred on dry surface conditions, 95 on wet surface conditions. 19 on snowy or icy surface conditions and that 87 of the collisions occurred at night and 367 during the day. Police Report 673 Cases in September A total of 673 major and minor offenses were reported to the Medford police department dur-; ing September. Of these, 576 j cases were '"closed." giving the : department an 86 per cent cleared record, according to the : monthly report. j Major offenses totalled 87 and i only 27 were cleared. This in-1 eluded 62 cases of larceny and I theft involving amounts under $50, 17 of which were cleared. Miscellaneous offenses num-, bored 586 and 549 were cleared for 94 per cent. Last year during the same month, the department had 534 offenses of all types reported and closed 465 cases for a 87 per cent record. Last September there were only 55 major offenses re-' ported as against 87 for this September. j Texas has the largest number of counties of any of the states with 254, followed by Georgia with 157. Kentucky with 117, j and Missouri with 115. j CITY APPLIANCE 127 No. Central Ave. Phone 3-5306 2-INSTRUCTION KINDERGARTEN Pr-school worK comDined with m li ne, uanee. art. and handcralt. free transportation COLLtEN HOPE KINDERGARTEN 400 E. Main St. 2-2j91 BENNETT Kindergarten. Ph. 3-3318 H2V Bennett Ave. .Mrs. Paul Ashby. 1USS PATS KINDERGARTEN. In jured uaiupurlauon luriushed. Pn. Z-tStiZ ACCORDION Popular classic. Rose Meadow, 1UUO Sunset aye. Z-lit2M HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO Instruction Practice Rental PLHCCK.tR PIANO HUCSE 111 No Central Phone 2-j702 OAK GROVE kindergarten. Register now lor tail lerni starting Septem ber 10. Insured transportauon. Mrs Robert Kornes. Ph 2-UljU. 3 WANTED, MALE HELP MEN WANTED Two men wanted lor special work, car, neat appearance, bondaole. Ap piv 9 a ill only Uii W. 4tn St EXPERIENCED trepcatli EXPERIENC ED industrial saiesrnan to icpresent Clingan Ac i-orlier. Inc., Reynolds Aluminum distributor to call on in dustrial and building material ac counts. Salary, commission, car and expenses. Write full particulars and enclose recent photo to Tribune Box s.-.ai. DIESEL cat mechanic with tools to work at woods shop. Steady em ployinent. Apply .Medlord Corp. NATlON-w t d e installment iinance company has opening for oung man between sues 22 and 26. No ex perience necessary, some college preferred. Automobile furnished plus hospital and other employee benefits Call Mr. Piummer. 3-36t4. SALES CONNECTION" OPEN lor man between 40-05. Good opportunity for right man. (No house to house deal '. National organization with over 50 years servicing America's industrial and commercial firms. Write in confidence, giving age, past experience, phone number, etc. to P.O. Box 023, Medford for local interview. WANTED FOR JACKSONVILLE Paper carriers for the Medford Mail Tribune. Must be at least 12 rs. old. in the 6th grade, and live with in the citv limits, tor interview call Medford 2-6141 and ask lor Circulation Dept. 4 WANTED, FEMALE HELP PART-TIME phone work in own home. We aupply material. Good money if you work. Write Tribune JJox 5ti60. WOMAN" to-care for elderly lady in Yreka, Light housework, good wages. Ph. Ashland 2-4937. GENERAL office work. Typing and calculating. Shorthand desired, lum ber experience preferred but not required. Apply In own liandwrit- ine. Box 828. Medford DEPENDABLE woman for housework and childcare Live in or have own transportation. Ph. 2-79,18 PART-TIME clerk stenographer. Typ ing and hhorthand essential. Exper ience preferred. Permanent position. Ph. 2-6270 for appointment. RELIABLE ladv for child care in my home. Ph. 3-2607 after 6 p.m. IBM key punch operators or typist in terested in learning this skill. Job opportunities are now available. 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