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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1956)
Oo o 0 o Or O O o o o o 4m O 6 Vi:"-, - fECURITY COUNCIL APPROVES JAPAN Toshikazu 0" Kie JigSt), Japa's permanent observer at the United Nations in New York, shakes hands with U. S. Ambassa " dor Henry Cabot Lodge as the Security Council Approved . Japan's apaiicatian for UN membership. The Russian : o delegation did not block the application as they have done in past yers. Japan's finl admission will be ratified by the Geaeral Assembly. ., O a EAGLE OINT Grocery Store Leased By LOUISE M. BERG I Henry Peck, son of Mr. and Eagle Point V. . Wasjner, Mrs. Henry Peck of Lake Creek, who0 lives on the Butte Falls I has return to his home here aft ; highway, has iesed the goctry er being stationed in Key West, ; itore belonging to Evelyn" and ;0 San Strawus on the Crater take I highway, d Bennett of Day's ; Creek wi$ be in charge "of the S meat derailment. 3 o J Wagner, jvho aises angus cat- tle will simply thcomeat depart- igr j n. ' menlgjwith grain-fed b&i, and it wi' be possible to have meal cut for home freezers and bick ers. Warier has also leased the gasolineopumr and wftl. at a futureate. be able In s've com plete lubricatiOi and grease jobj. 0 o Laura fjlark, former employee of gruner's market, and Thomasine Smith have taken positing in the city hall. This, posit.&u was formerly occupied by Minnie Hinson who. ill leave :q for Oskhosi soon to join her hiand,0Uom who is employed there ir the trucking business. M and Mrs. Roy Hildebramt have returned from Calornia where they have been visiting with j)ieir daughter and son-in- quis. formflcc resists of Eagle Point, now livira, in Sanla Bar- bara. The HilSbnOirtf. also ' law, ftir. and M's. U. w. Mar- visitciva nephew and family in Lorrj' a, friends in San Pedro, and Twenty Nine Palrns where tlitjy 'eiere former residents be fore moving to Orcein. Air Force Joins Searcfi for Plane Vancouver, B. C. U.R) The Air Force fought a race with ; wingr t(0ay $ a search for 62 pfsons lost on a Trans-Canada airliner In British Columbia's CoasORange mountains. ,-Ihirteen crews were ordered0! to report to ba island base rSr Vancejivft- this morning on ' the chanfe the search could be resumed. But 'j;e wgatl!r situ- ; ation was eScribed by aneteoro- : logical omcials as indefinite, ; ,nd it wa r0 from certain 'flat the filters would get out of th briefing-room nd into thesky. ; A TCA Spokesman said !is company was slijl hopeful that ; darch cfp3 rjwoiild locate the ' Qairlinr, which vanished Sunday bning, while attempting to light itscwy bark0t Vancouver C fom HoJSp, B. C. 100 miles to The east. o ; o ; TordEndEra lifTransportation. Detroit IU.P' Two once- -oro!H sidewheel- wer put to tl-)torcj Wednesday night, end- ; ing an era in oreai iaitps irans I porta tSin. As thousands watched from r the afore, he Greater Detroit and the Easiera, States were ma- j I neuvered "to position on Lak I St. Clair, drenched with fjso-; line and iznigfd. j ' O Huge flames tfiot up from the j doivned shitt.racing hundreds I of feet into the bitter winter sky : and lightaie up t'je night for q miles arogn. ; Tie two big ships once were proud members of the old D&C fleet hich usei to ply the waterways between Detroit and I Cleveland w-hh hundreds ft pas gers function trips of fun- ; relaxation or business. o FerrisWheel Biide Succumbs in Denver .Q-s j- . UP! Mr; Olive - (r!it-, Ot. Clacectt. 81. who was mar ried atQlie too of a ferris wheel CO dunQ the 1593 Chicato Worjd's Fair. die ar St. Joseph s hos pital ia Denver Tuesday. Hi Claggert. a widow, broke her in a fall bt her hocr t'f eeks ago. St died of a heart attacii o I. , , - w 5 Fla., aboard the Chester O'Brien lor the past two years. Roy Ashpool was taken to Sacred Heart hospital last week with pneumonia. Carl Christian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl (,'liriirfiaii of east Main I street, was home for three days this past week. Carl is stationed at Ford Ord. California Mrs. Amy Brown celebrated fter 82nd birthday last week with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Frank Chamberlain. Co- hostess was Mrs. Ed Chamber lain. Those present were. Ruby Stowell, Cora Smith. Jessie Tv- cer, Mrs. Jake Brown, Mrs. Art Kent, Lottie Vanscoy. Yetta Olson, Mrs. Joe Holmes, Mrs. Mattie Brown, and Mrs. Eva For tin. Amy Brown has been enter tained by the same group of ladies for the past six years on her birthday. Hallie Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gray was honored at,, a bridal shower this past week, at the home of Mrs. Ed Greenwood. Co-hostesses were "rs' ,Ror '. Stewart and Mrs. Chuck M""". Hallie will be marr'. on Dcc- ' ,Ule EaRle oint Community Bible church to Carl Christian who is sta tioned at Fort Ord, Calif. Bandy Caldwell and Georgia Mason have returned to school thu week. Both suffered injur ies in an auto accident two weeks ago when they were on their way to the football game in Salctn. Don Kimmel suffered severe injuries to his right hand Sun day when he caught his hand in a chain saw while sawing lum ber. He was treated at the Rogue Valley Memorial hospi tal. Traffic Accidents Kilf Two in Sfafe Br UNITED PRESS Traffic accidents claimed two lives in Oregon yesterday after noon, one near Roseburg and the ther in Portland. irs. Amatna Heierle. 50. Banks, was killed and her 16-year-old daughter, Thinna Elaine, "as injured critically in a one- car accident on the Roseburg u-pass section of Highway 99 iney apparently were thrown from a pickup truck driven by Julius Ernest Heierle who said he lost control of the vehit-lp It hit curbs on both sides of the nighway before turning over. Portland recorded its 38th traffic death of the vear in a two-car collision which claimed the life of Max Linton Smith, 64. Mrs. Maude Brown and her two -year -old n e i c e, Debora Brown, were injured. News Line Disrupted By Fire in Building Newark. N.J. (UP) United Press news service in New Jer seywas disrupted almost five hours ednesday night by a fire in the building which houses the CP's Newark bureau. The fire, which broke out about 8:30 p.m , was extinguish ed quickly. But wires which car ry news oi the state to news paper and radio clients were dis connected by the smoky blaze. There were no injuries. Donald F. Graff, the bureau's night manager, turned in an alarm after workers in the news office noticed smoka rolling up through a shaft from a diner below. Before the' bureau was closed down temporarily by the blaze. teletype operator Val Rhodes was able to transmit on a news wire this last message: "Build ing on fire." anta And He Has i v i i -.r. al IV d IB 11 III! 1 I M I W M m U Ul 1 JSi.,' FOR THIS WEEK END ONLY! '55 Chevrolet Del Rey Club Coupe. V.8 tngina, ra dio, heater, - striking tutont finish, like new interior, this popular model is i bundle or pure Christmas joy at only 1798 I '55 Oldsmobile Super 88 four door sedan. Radio, heater, hydramatic, power steering, original tutone that's beautiful. A good driving ca with Rocket Power, pleasure the year round for $2298 5 Buick Century Hardtop. Heater, dynaflow, power steering, white walls, a beau riful black and white with lots of rubber and the speed of Santa's Rein deer. $2398 I '55 Chevrolet Station Wagon. Radio, heater, money saving overdrive, ail original. A family car combined with utility, you can play Santa with this at only 1 I '55 Chevrolet Bel Air four door. Radio, heater, ov erdrive, glossy paint, looks new in side and out and the modern V-8 engine really performs. '55 Plymouth Belevedere four door. Radio, heater, PowerfMte, V-8 engine, dark green exterior with clean matching interior, engine, tires and body above average. A Happy New Year for $1793 '55 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible. Radio, heater, Powerglidc, popular tutone, finish and upholstery like new. A car you'll enjoy and be proud of, an investment in added pleasure. 2198 '54 Chevrolet Deluxe four door. Fresh air heater, turn litcs, deep tread tires, quiet smooth engine, stretch your holiday budget with this. 5T098 X '54 Pontiac 8 Deluxe four door. Radio, heater, hydramatic, mirror-like finish, tops mechanically. Com fort and convenience easily afforded. $1598 1948 Is Still Picked Out Prices DON'T MISS '56 OLDSMOBILE Holiday hardtop coup. Radio, heater, hy dramatic. whit walls, other extrai, new looking special tutone finish, clean in terior. New style and performance at a saving. 2698 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. PHMWlflDO '53 Chevrolet I '53 Ford '53 Dodge Deluxe four door. Radio, heater, origin.. Cut,mliB. y., fJdor. ,, ,urrl paint, very clean and sohd, show, good drjy ,ood( don.t w.rry about In OK condition. Drive it, you'll agree, care, surprise the family. transportation when you can buy th.s for $998 $898 s998 '53 Buick ; '52 Nash '52 Chevrolet Super four door. Radio, heater, dynaflow, ge sport Coupe. Radio, heater, ' power steering, good rubber, new seat Statesman four door. Radio, heater, over- sharp hardtop at covers, one owner car thats had care. drive, new paint, good engine. . 1298 $598 $848 '51 Chevrolet '51 Chevrolet '51 Buick ' R.M. four door. Radio, heater. Fresh out Deluxe four door. Big heater, powerglide. Deluxe ruder. Radio, heater, this Is a et Santa's pack at a bargain to drive. dandy. $598 $598 $598 '50 Hash '50 Oldsmobile '50 Studebaker Statesman four door. Overdrive, heater, . . . .. . . v ... Club Coupe. Choice of three, easy pic'- economy from the start. or ad.o. heater. You can t ef- jBO, f ford t walk for $198 $248 $198 Listen to 7 to IT WILL PAY YOU TO DRIVE TO . . . 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V-8 engigay overoQve, heater, thoroughly reconditioned and ready for work. Drive ft away. 5 1398 '5f Ford0 o o ft Short Logger. Rebuilt V-8 en gine. Vac brakes, self loading trailer, excellent rubber, here's in tog, shape all the way through. Own your business for .'53 Chevrolet 14 Passenger Crew Carrier. Comfort able for 14 men, rubber, body, en gine all g&d. Years of use a? '109a T '56 Chevrolet Suburban Carryall. Four spedjf, big rubber, radio, heabir, turn lites, good tires, room for eight, only 7,700 easy miles assare you of value. $2448 '50 Ford Fl, Tim ken 0Dut Drive Logger and Dual Axle Tracer. Engine O rebuilt, 6231 Brownie, 5 speed Clark, dandy rubber all around. Breeze frurrVi' with all equip? ment. it to appreciate the value. 1598 2298 $4T98 0 G - O o Oo
