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Newspaper Page Texto Mofsg Urges Revival of Gl Bill; Raps Stand by Administration Washington, D.C. Administa' tion opposition to revival of the GI BiT? of Rights drew scorch ing criticism today from Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore) in discus sing the renewal legislation, of which Morse is a co-sponsor. "The administration claims to be liberal in human affairs and conservative in c o n o mic af fairs," Mor; declared. "There is never any doubt that in case of conflict, th dollar will be th victor over tha human be ing." O "In this case," he said, "the administration opposes revival of the GI bill and its proven bene fits to tens of thousands of hu man beings and their communi ties. Yet it has money for wea pons, talking stamp mechines, Mideast dictators, hydrogen bomb tests, and quick tax write offs for utilities and railroads." "I suggest to the mothers and fathers of America that instead of adding 'Jr.' to their young sters' names they will prosper far more If they add 'Inc. ," the Oregon Senator said. Philosophy of BUI He explained the philosophy of the pending bill as "so long as millitary service is required of civilians, the nation will pro vide its young servicemen with assistance in re-establishing themselves in civilian life." Porter Introduces Bill for National Scholarships Washington, DC. Proposed legislation to" make possible the awarding annually of 100.000 na tional scholarships for college and university u n d e rgraduate study has been introduced by Congressman Charles O. Porter. The program would allow stu dents to compete for the scholar ships in their own states in com petitive examinations. The scholarships would range from small sums to a high of $1,000, according to need. Congressman Porter explained. Qualified Student! The Congressman pointed out that in Russia today qualified students not only receive educa tion o'free of charge but are often given extra monetary al lowances." ?Ie said one of the greatest education needs in the United States now is a way to make education possible for qualified students who do not have adequate personal finances. As college registration and dormitory fees go up, the num ber of students goes down, he said, and "the ratio is not rosy." Porter said America's best weapon is an informed and in tellectually curious c i t izenry. Admittinf thst Russia is turning out enjjners and scientists "by til4 bus'nel basket," he countered with "th Soviet Union doesn't require social science studies be c a u s 9 i' ideology isn't con cerned with them, humanities or arts." "Ours Is," he continued, "and we'd better speed out of the educational desert we are begin ning to find ourselves in today. Porter said his bill is the first of a series of aids for education that he plans to propose in the 85th Congress. TOO IATE TO CLASSIFY LAWN SEED FERTILIZER & O SUPPLIES for lwn or sardrn W PACITIC rEE SEED CO. 4th tc Front iu. Use our roller & spreader SEEDK ASTERS The best broadcast seeder ever made. All metal, never needs greasing. Monarch Seed 4c Feed Co PIECE California type, living rai set $60. Large chrome table At 8 chaira $60. Metal trailer bed with spring Sc sideboards. SIS. Box 438-C Old Stage Rd . Ph. NO-4-2482. VERY GOOD 1x8" boards $40 per. M. 1x8" V edge kiln drv red cedar siding S125 per M . 1x12" V edge ku pine iso. z com. siso per M. Weststde Lumber Co.. Ph. 2-2559 Summit Ave. at McAndrewa Intersection FREE CHICK DAY SOON Watch our Add PACIFIC FEED & SEED CO 4th & Front Sts. 33 KELV1NATOR refrig. in excellent cona . is .Modern gas range with gri a cm e so . rn. m -yo2 $123 EQUITY for $25 in automatic washer. Sacrifice, owing $104, pay. ments $9 mo. Ph. 2-8952. RUMMAGE Sale Fri., March 29th. Fehl Bldg. N. Ivy. Sponsored by n l u a. tnurcn. 9 to 5. PLANT SALE. Central Point Garden Club. March 29tn. 10 to 4. Bldg next to Gleasons Shop. ONION PLANTS, sets, seed potatoes Cabbace Plants. Rhubarb roots. PACIFIC FEED & SEED CO FIR SAWDUST MEDFORD FUEL CO. Tel. 2-2111. Court A McAndrews 4- ORANGEBURG pipe 35c ft. Good re-sawed sheathing. $40 M. 2x6 and 2x8 center match $40 M. NORTON LUMBER CO. Free Delivery Phoenix Ph. 3-2888 FIELD SEEDS. Barley, oats, wheat, rye. oTreated if you wish. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. 5' OR SALE 30 cows with Quota. 55 cows to cnoose trom fun line ol farnPequipment. Write Tribune Box e-tt. 1S-2D or Superphosphate. Ph. 2-2413 REMODELING as you want it done or that thorough repair job. Con sult Ted Ball 2-4134. OIL TO BURN" MOBILHEAT We give SA-H Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL Ph 2-2111 'LIME our price includes spreading service, tiold Hill Agricul tural Lime Distributing Co FIELD FERTILIZERS. A full stock of all kinds. Spreader available. Monarch Seed Se Feed Co. (HEMORRHOIDS) Fistula, Colitis, Pruritus (itch Protease. Treated wttfcoet surgery, e lose t time from work. H will pay you o invest igate any proMem of this ma tun. DR. HERMAN WEXLER Chiropractic Phystciea 44 E. Mote Pioneer BMg. P. 2-3391 Ashlead, Oreo. Supreme Court Clerk Reports on 1956 Operations Salem (U.RJ F. M. Sercombe, clerk of the Oregon Supreme Court, said Wednesday he has filed his report reflecting the operations of the court for 1956. The report is supplemented by statistical lables showing com parison with the preceding year and by several graphic charts. The statistics indicate a sub stantial increase in the work load and output of the court. Sercombe said 246 cases were closed, including 174 by written opinion. But a total of 272 new matters were recorded, and at the close of the year the number of cases awaiting disposition reached a new high of 353. Sercombe noted that the aver age number of opinions written per justice increased from 25.86 in 1955 to 29.71 in 1956, not withstanding absences due to the illness of the late Justices Earl C. Latourette and Walter Tooze. He also commented on the in creasing burden of administra tive duties resting upon the chief justice which leave him less time for writing opinions. $300 Surplus Plane Bought for $50,000 Charlotte, N. C U.R) The government has dropped its $10, 000 damage suit against a Boy Scout Council and other succes sive owners of a "$300" war sur plus bomber that tookoff with a $50,000 price tag. The Piedmont council of Boy Scouts at Gastonia, N. C, con tended the government did not impose any restrictions on re sale of the World War II B24 Liberator sold to the Scouts in 1947 for $300. The Scouts, after using the plane for non-flight instruction al purposes, sold it in 1951 to two men for $3,000. The men sold it the same year for $3,300 to a Virginia group which sold it to three others for $12,000. The plane was finally sold to a purchaser in Mexico for $50, 000 and has since been reported flying in Central America. Morse challenged the recent statement by representatives of Department of Defense that the various forms of compulsory service are designed to be un iversal and require equality of sacrifice for able-bodied men. "That is the theory, but it has not been the practice," he de clared, pointing out that some young men, though various means, '"become, for all prac tical purposes, draft proof." The Oregon Senator stated that the GI Bill is designed "to enable the individual to make up for many of the lost opportunities that two or more years of mili tary service involve. . .It is a national insurance policy that our young people will not be permanently handle apped by reason of military service. No Gravy Train "The GI Bill is no gravy train," he pointed out. '"No GI students have lived high on their benefits. . .The GI Bill made it possible to have that extra margin of income to finish school, but only with great effort and sacrifice." "As a result," Morse said, "our World War II Korean veterans have improved themselves and the schools, too. We have better educated employees, fathers and commerce have benefited from the new skills." "In sum, the nation is richer not just in money, but in more fully developed human resources fully developed human re sources," he concluded. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY VELVETY LAWN MIX lor a finer lawn. Seeders, rollers, spreaders available. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Sawdust. Choice Port Or ford cedar. Excellent garden mutch or top dressing. Pickup load S3. U haul. 30" garden stakes 10c per doz. Ph 2-2519. ISO Ross Lane ATTENTION: Rummage Sale April 4th and 5th. Sponsored bv St. Mark's church. Donationa appreciat ed, rn. z-iaiy or 3-1.12. FOR RENT. Warehouse at 1242 N Central. 50x50. Phone 2-2336. FOR SALE: Craftsman table saw 10" H. motor. One 12" band saw. One A" jointer. Less motors. J. G Myers. North 3rd St. 4c Upton road. central point. PAINT SALE RICHFLAT Rubber base wall paint. Special for two weeks, unly S4.49 per gallon. A rainbow of rich colors. MEDFORD PAINT CORPORATION 90S N. Riverside Hurry while stock lasts. BUILDING CONTRACTORS ATTENTION Have T acre plus, between N. Central and Court Street near Rogue Valley Bank, open for de velopment Have you any ideas? Phone 2-233B 2 BDRM. house. 331 Austin. Ph 2-4RB9 BICT ANTIQUE AUCTION Sun. March 31 Starts 10 a.m. 1135 N. Central ALL of B r B AUCTION ANTIQUES will BE SOLu. Lamps stoves Dishes Saddles Cooking utensils Antiques of all sorts and descrip tions. MANY VALUABLE PIECES Ph. 2-295H for information DON T FORGET SUNDAY 10 am FOR SALE 1954 Dodge pickup. Save siou. rn. SEED SPUDS. Try our new early varieties Thev're good. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. ' SUPER 16-20 Sulphate Ammonia Gvpsum Sulphur etc. PACIFIC FEED Sc SEED CO. 4th & Front Sts. MILORGANITE. Apply to lawn A garden now. Absolutely will not burn, long-lasting. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co 'EVERYTHING FOR YOUR GARDEN BIT THE RAIN". Come on into either store. Monarch Seed 4c Feed Co BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale 20e each Mail Tribune Office 27 North Fir NOTICE Commericar SDravlng. all kinds, no job too large or too email. Ph. 2-33TB. witnrow. PLANTS Primrose. Violas. Abretia. Piny. Camillas. Delphinium. Snap- aragon. fetunia. etc. PACIFIC FEED At SEED CO. 4th Ac Front Sts. Court Records Ml'NICIPAL COURT Oliver George King, drunk in pub lic. S10. Charles Thomas Rose, violation of basic rule. Sio. Clarence Albert Zettler. excessive noise, siu. Robert Fremont Mason, violation of basic rule. 510. Franklin William Couch, failure to stop at stop sign, $3. Douglas Dale Paul, violation of basic rule, $10. James T. Pool, violation of basic rule. sio. Edward Charles Poleaki, violation of basic rule. Sio. Roy James Cusiance. violation of basic rule, 10- Ruth Agnes Gilbertson. failure to stem at siod sign. S3. Victoria End em, failure to yield right of way to pedestrian, $15. Norene Davis, violation of basic rule. SIO. Ronald Allan Mc Cully, defective equipment, siu. Thomas Alfred Griffiths. Inadequ ate mutner. sio. Anthony B. Miksche, violation of basic rule, sio. DISTRICT COURT Joseph Earl Smith, truck speeding. Donald Lee Colwell, no tail light, S10. Harry Henry Ilerzog, truck speed ing. SIS. Earl James Sweeney, drunk in nub ile mace. 5J0, bail forfeited. Ernest Merril Ferguson, violation of basic rule. Sj. Keith Henry Cramer, violation of basic rule S3. Charles Eugene Cavin, angling with out a license. 515. Arthur Charles Grady, vagrancy, sentenced five days in county jail. Joseph Petta Jr., vagrancy, sent enced five days In county jail. cntcciT court LeVona M. Bailey vs. Edgar H. Bailey, divorce complaint. Norma Lee Hall vs. Clarence Lester Hall, divorce complaint. DeArline Saner vs. Laurlston Ells worth Saeer. divorce decree. Ruby Louise Pettigrew vs. James Henry pettigrew. divorce complaint 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Asphalt ft Cement Paving CONCRETE walks, driveways, carports and patios. 40c sq .ft. LABOR and MA 1 lhials. Elmer Luscnen z-i. JOHN JORE Cement Contractor Patios, sidewalks drivewava. Free estimates on all type of concrete' construction. Fa 2-do65 0.08 Ben nett St ASPHALT PAVING D r t v e w a y a motels parking areas, mill yards roads and industrial floors Free esti mates Work guaranteed Rogue fiver patnnc -n Ph Tertmrf1 7-4n: Septic Tank SANITATION SERVICE 1 Licensed At Bonded) Darrell Fariss O. E. Conklln ROUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS DRAIN FIELDS SOIL DRAINS Meets all State Ac FHA Codes LOW COST FINANCING TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING BACKHOE WORK Free estimates Guaranteed Work Ph. 3-2491 2875 Lone Pine Rd. DICK'S DISPOSAL SERVICE Septic tanks cleaned, installed & repaired. Back hoe work. Ditching Ac excavating M. R. ( Dick I GUST Ph. S-1457 CASPER'S Septlo tanks pumped and cleaned, TANKS INSTALLED Drain work Free inspection. Low set prices No mileage charge. 24 hours service Local war u vet. Dial 3-1511 or 2-6818. MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL SERVICE. Tanks clean ed end repaired drain and sewere laid New tanks Installed Ail work guaranteed Phone 3-1116 Building tc Construction IF BUILDING OR REMODELING Complete home counseling, an en gineered lob costs no more. Lowest prices on materials in years. Now is tne time to sad that room, remodel the kitchen or hath. Plans, custom biult cabinets. General Contracting. Free Estimates. Financing for those that qualify. Ted Conwav. P.O. Box 147. Medford. Exile Point VA 6-3521 snaay cove TR 8-Z033. Remodeling Painting Taping Texturing. Call NORDWICK Ph. Jacksonville 9-8547 K At K CONSTRUCTION CO. Genera Contractors Residential. Commercial. Cabinet work. Remodeling. Ph. VA-6-3164. 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Well Drilling GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers. Ex- Eerienced At reliable. S&H Green tamps. Office Siskiyou Hdwe., 225 W. Main. Ph. 2-2939. Eves. Ph. 2-7028 or 3-3744 GRIBBLE WELL DRILLING 303 5th Ave.. Gold HiU rn Gold Hill 5-3's CRATER WELL DRILLING No well too deep Immediate service All work guaranteed FHA terms ar ranged Pbone 2-2098 1111 W 10th ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO Reliable At experienced Fast, mod ern equipment Terms Ph 2-7373 885 Shaler Lane, ofl Kings rlwy SHULTS BROS well drilling 4. pump service we strive to please every customer Ph 3-4141 Eves 2-5669 DEISTER'S WELL DRILLING CO For your water well problems Reliable Ac experienced Up to the minute equipment 139 Vancouver Ph 2-9308 Thunder. March 28, 1357 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE KINK Carpet Cleaning 8c Repair RUGS Furniture. Cleaned repaired Medlord Rue Factory Ac Cleanera 511 Mary St. Ph. 3-2539 SERVICE MASTER METHOD Nationally approved For FREE estimates call DYKE'S FLOORCOVERING 2-5168 Granite at Top Soil GRANITE Loading or Delivering LUCIUS 4, WILBERI LULL Phone 3-NO-4-1489 FINEST Bear Creek too soil Creek run gravel pit run and crushed granite Prompt delivery Dump trucks tor hire Estimates gladly given. Jitn Nunes Ph. 3-4638. GRANITE CRUSHED Ac PIT RUN LOADED OR DELIVERED R. G LULL Ph. 3-4781 CRUSHED ROCK SAND Ac GRAVEL M C UNINGER Ac SONS Phone 2-5338 ot 2-5897 Generatori Slartari Generator-Starter repairs Ac exchange Armature winding. Cliff's Auto Electric 1311 N Riverside 2-5068 Pump Service JIFFY PUMP SERVICE UNIVERSAL PUMP SALES The Rugged Pump for Every Purpose Pump Rentals Ac Repair Will also Drill vour well. 1311 N Riverside Ph 3-5510 or 2-1039 Plumbing BROOK'S ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT For fast courteous and efficient serrice on all your plumbing prob lems call 2-5209 Tree Service ORE-CAL TREE SERVICE Locallv Owned Ac Operated by RAY CHAMBERLIN TREES Topped-Tnmmed-Removed-Transplanted. Complete tree surgery. Reasonable prices. Services guar anteed satisfactory. Free estimates. Licensed Ac Insured. We go any where. Just pbone Medford 2-8052 Ac Be Pleased. CHAMBERLIN TREE SERVICE. Trees topped, trimmed, removed. Free estimates. Licensed Ac insured. Ph. Medford 3-3U85. MEDFORD TREE SERVICE Complete care all types topovera & removals Experienced Ac efficient, licenced Ac insured Free estimate anytime Please Dial 3-5841. Fuel GOOD fireplace wood for sale For fast delivery. Dial 2-6728 JOE WHIPPLE LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ; the undersigned has filed its final ac- ! count as Executor of the estate of ' Rosina J. Lofland. deceased, with the '. Circuit Court of Jackson County, Ore- ' gon, and that said court has set April ; 22, 1957. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day in the ! Court Room of said Court in the Court House at Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published March 21. 1QS7. The First National Bank of Port- 1 land. (Oregon i, Executor of the Estate of ROSINA J .LOFLAND, Deceased . Harbison and Piazza Attorneys for Executor TIMBER FOR SALE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. ORAL AUCTION BIDS as hereinafter designated will be received by the District Forester. Bureau of Land Management. City Hall. Medford, Ore gon, at 10:30 A M, PACIFIC STAND ARD TIME, on Thursday. April 11. 1957 for all timber marked or desig nated for cutting. Before bids are submitted, full information concern ing the timber, the conditions of sale and submission of bids should be ob tained from the above District For ester. The right is hereby reserved to waive technical defects in this adver tisement and to reject any or all bids. The United States reserves the right to waive any informality in bids re ceived whenever such waiver is in the interest of the United States. IN JOSE PHINE COUNTY: OREGON: JACK SON MARKETING AREA: OAcC: GREEN: All timber designated for cut ting on NE'i. E"2Wi2 and Wi3SE4 Sec. 25. T. 39 S.. R. 3 W W.M.. estimated for the purpose of. this sale to be 1858 M bd. ft Douglas Fir. 7 M bd. ft. Pon derosa Pine, 81 M bd. ft. Incense Ce dar, 121 M bd. ft. White Fir No bid for less than S27 90 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas Fir. $28.15 per M bd. ft. for the Ponderosa Pine, $11.45 per M bd ft. for the Incense Cedar, $13 95 per M bd. ft. for the White Fir or a total purchase price of $54,594.85 will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $3,350.00. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 10.008 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed the Executor of the Estate of Eudora Lees Morris, de ceased, by the Probate Department of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to pre sent the same, with proper vouchers, within six months from the date of the first publication hereof, at the of fice of Stanley C. Jones. Jr. and james ja. Main. Attorneys tor tne cwcuior, it iu riunxer cuiioing, Medford, Oregon. Dated and first published this 7th day of March. 1957 ALFRED T. LEES. Executor NOTICE In the Circuit Court of the State of ' Oregon for Jackson Countv In the Matter of the Estate of William M. Kirtley, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the uiiucrsiKTieu nsr, iiiea ner rinai Ac count in the above entitled matter. and the above entitled court has fixed the 19th day of March. 1957. at 10:00 o'clock A M. in the Circuit Court Room in the Court House in Medford. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Ac count and for the settlement thereof. Josephine Kirtley Administratrix Skyrman. Ouellette Ac Heisel Attorneys for Estate CASH for mortgages end contracts. Phone 2-9094. USED Piano Sale drastic price re ductions. See our classified ad under For Sate Miscellaneous " ERSKINE S PIANO STORK 1304 Kines Hwy. LAHONTON ALFALFA SEED. Both Certified and Uncertified grades. Full line of grass, clover seeds. Monarch Seed A.- Feed Co GREEN FIR SLABS Big Double Loads MEDFORD FUEL CO. Tel. 2-2111 EXPERT OIL BURNER SERVICE MEDFORD FUEL Pb 2-2111 "MOBILHEAT" FOR FINER ROSES. Feed bushes with ROSE MORCROP. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. '55 PLYMOUTH 4-D00R V-8 Nice Savov 4-Poor Plymouth. Beautiful Sportone greens witn matching interior. luai exhaust with 4-Barrel I arh. Radio, heater, tint-glass and over-drive. A quality car with only 17,000 miles. 5 1 495 PARSONS MOTORS DODGE-PLYMOUTH HEADC3UARTERS 4th and N. Central Phono 3-4421 tjllliy CPb SECTION NO. 1 SyK' 25 MlLNsi Section No. 5 Now On S come, come FROM PAULSEN'S Thrift Market CENTRAL POINT The Winner of the Portable TV Was Merrill Lewis, Gold Hill, Oregon MAXWELL HOUSE Instant Coffee 6-OZ. SIZE $i25 - CARNATION Canned Milk Tall Cans svaporated II If LIMIT 6 CANS Plum-Peach-Apricot-Pineapple 20-OZ. JARS $1100 FOR . COTTAGE Shortening pounds J 9C O LARGE SIZE msqnm 1100 howde r 4 si 00 LOOK WHAT 13 WILL BUY In Our Produce Dept.! TENDER Asparagus b- H 3C Artichokes -Oc Carrots 2bun.Oc Romaine Endive RED LETTUCE ea 11 3e INSPECTED Frying Chickens Fancy Birds lb. J FIRM, RIPE Bananas .3 lb- Strauss Choice Guaranteed Meats Veal Cube Steak Delicious! Wonderful for Breading! J J eef'3i$1 FRESH -TASTY -LEAN Ground B SMALL SIZE Oysters (q FBIG - JUICY 1 ranks mm mm pounds SHOO ... PAULSEN'S ... Thrift Market CENTRAL POINT, OREGON Prices Good Friday, Saturday Only We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Lots of Free Parking 2 Big Lots AT THE REAR OF THE STORE! 1 00 I'se Mail Tribune Want Ads The Low Cost Way To Sell