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SA MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfard, Onon. Friday, October 10, 1958 Orthopedic Office Construction Planned An orthopedic office for the fitting and construction of or thopedic appliances will be constructed at 902 East Main st., according to the city build ing department officials. The office, directly behind the Physicians and Surgeons Building Inc.,' will cost ap proximately $5,000. President of the corporation Is Dr. Dwight H. Findley with Dr. Ralph Thompson, treasurer. London -OD- British scien tists have developed radar screens that can "remember" images for periods of up to 20 minutes, scientific sources reported Wednesday. Executive Board of Oregon AFL-CIO Recommends Vote Portland The executive board of the Oregon AFL-CIO committee on political educa tion has made recommenda tions to the voters who cast their ballots in the general election, Nov. 4, as follows: Governor Robert D. Holmes. Commissioner of Labor - Norman O. Nilsen. Superintendent of Public Instruction - Rex Putnam. Congressman: 1st District - Robert Y. Thornton 2nd District-Al Ullman 3rd District-Edith Green 4th District - Charles O. Porter. Ballot Measures: No. 1. Fixing State Bound aries. Vote yes. No. 2. Increasing Funds for War Veterans' Loans. Vote yes. No. 3. Salaries of State Leg islators. Vote yes. No. 4. Capital Punishment Bill. No recommendation. No. 5. Financing Urban Re development Projects. No recommendation. No. 6. Modifying County Debt Limitation. No recom mendation. No. 7. Special Grand Jury Bill. No recommendation. No. 8. Authorizing Differ ent Use of State Institution. Vote no. No. 9. Temporary Appoint ment and Assignment of Judges. Vote yes. No. 10. State Power De velopment. Vote no. No. 11. County Home Rule Amendment. No recommenda tion. No. 12. Authorizes Discon tinuing Certain State Tuber culosis Hospitals. Vote yes. No. 13. Persons Eligible to Serve in Legislature. Vote yes. State Senator: Jackson county - either candidate -Edwin R. Durno or Gordon Hudson - is acceptable. State Representative: Klam ath county - John L.' Kerbow, Carl Edmund Yancey. Jackson county -Marijana B. Duncan, Robert B. Dun can. Josephine county no recommendation. PRODUCTION DROPS London- (DPD -British steel production has dropped 11 per cent this year, figures for the first nine months of 1958 issued by the Iron and Steel Board showed today. GEMEGIAIL ELECTRICS BIG IPIUS--NOW AT "HOME ARPIJANCE CO. Delicate synthetics, fine woolens . 1 . . or heavy, hard-wearing play and work clothes .... Home Appliance's , new 5-cycle G-E Washer gives you just the right combination of water i 'i time,. . . . at the touch of a key! Cloud-Bright laundering pf COLOR-FAST cottons, linens. Normal, vigorous wash ing in" hot water, warm rinse water. Gentle-as-a-lamb treatment of NON CO LOR-FAST cottons, linens. Warm wash and rinse water, ideal fiormal spin speed throughout cycle. , STURDY SYNTHETICS get just-right combination of warm wash water, cold rinse water and slower, and gentler spin speeds. Angel touch treatment is given DELI CATE SYNTHETICS. Feather-light-slow wash, spin speeds, warm wash water and Washers With Filter Flo at every price 1959 models are $199.95 . . .$229.95 . . . $249.95 . . $289.95 . . $329.95 All of these models have Dryers to match. Model Shown $329.95 O Home Appliance Co. offers major and small G-E appliances, G-E television and Columbia phonographs. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! APPLIANCE CO. t towEv vVJv Jsgialr Wis a cold rinse water. n . rJ J Custom-Laundry care for FINE WOOLS, SILKS. . Slow, gentle washing in warm water, rinsing in cold water, spinning at normal speed. At Home Appliance the TRUE value of your trade-in is SUBTRACTED from the low purchase price
