Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 14, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextSpiritual Defense Urged by President Washington -(tPD- President Eisenhower said Monday the threat to the Free World of "atheistic dictators" can be come more dangerous "unless all of us arm ourselves with spiritual and intellectual" de fenses. The President called for "educating soldiers of neaca" to create "a great army that should be making its first bus iness ... developing and sus taining" peace with justice and honor. The President spoke infor mally at dedication and cornerstone-laying ceremonies for the new Edmund A. Walsh Memorial Building at George town University. He received an honorary doctor of laws degree. PIECE MEAL PUBLIC AUCTION No Limit . . . No Reserve THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16th -9:30 A.M. 55 N. I. Farragut St., Portland, Oregon RUSHLIGHT AUTOMATIC SPRINKER CO. $136,425.48 Evaluation PIUS 1 23 ACRES REAL ESTATE MACHINERY, NEW PIPE FITTING INVENTORY, VALVES, CONSTRUCTION MACHY: 2 Landis dble. hd. pip threaders, 2Vi" to 8", and 1" to 44", Chgo. and Nye pipe threaders Vi" to 2", 3 Toledo Mod. 999 pipe threaders, Landis pipe cutter A", Cat. MISC. MACHY.: 2 Kohler A.C. light plants wgas engines, Logan 1 0" eng. lathe, Johnson hor. metal cutting band saw, drill presses, grinders, 7Vi ton punch press, DeWalt Radial saws, 3 h.p. air comp.. Nelson bat tery operated welder, 2 hydr. 1 50 ton gas powered jacks, gas weld sets, etc. PUMPS: 2 Jaeger 6" pumps wCont. 6 cyl. engines, 4 misc. elec. pumps. MISC. TOOLS EQUIP. & SUPPLIES: 30 elec. & pneu. tools, jack hammers, pavement breakers, impact -wrenches, elec. drills, etc., Come-A-Longs, Chain Hoist, Chain Tongs, Vibra tors, Pipe Wrenches, Cutters, Reamers, Vises, Hydr. Jacks, Wheel barrows, Battery Chargers, Lube Equip., Steel Scaffolding, Lge. Quan. Band Tools, Rope, Hose, Cable Nails, Steel, etc. ALL NEW INVENTORY: Jhousands cast iron fittings, Thousandi asstd. black & galv. fittings. Hundreds asstd. cast iron & steel flanges. Tremen dous sprinkle Installation Supplies too numerous to mention, Quan. underground np Fittings, Machine Bolts from x 1 Vi to I x A'A , Valves, quan. brass & steel valves, gates, globes, checks, etc. to 6". CONSTRUCTION EQUIP.: Cranes Koehrinq Mod. 3Q.4 V yd. wback hoe and diesel pwr., Insley Mod. K 1214 yd., gas pwr., Lima A yd. wback hoe & diesel pwr., Quick-Way Vl yd. mtd. on Dia. T 6 x 6 trk. TRACTORS: 2 Cat. Mod. D7 Tractors, ea. w blade and p.c.u., one wlog winch, Iht'l. TD9 wblade & p.e.u., Int'l. T9 Tractor wswing crane, Int'l. TD6 whydr. blade. Ford 8n Tractor wHydr. Attachments. TRUCKS I AUTOS: 6 Flat bed Dump Trucks, Dodge, Chev. & Ford, 1946 to 1951, 2 Chev. '51 A ton p.u.. Olds. '53 4 dr. whydr., Chev. '53 4 dr.. Dodge '49 4 dr. OFFICE EQUIP.: I.B.M. elec. typewriter, new '55, Clary Elec. Add. Machs. Dia-A-Matic copy mach., exec, suite, 10 metal and wood office desks, 20 office chairs, 10 metal file cabinets, drafting machines & tables, etc. REAL ESTATI 55 N.E. Farragut St.. Portland, Oregon. Approx. 1 23 acres indus trial property wthousands sq. ft. bldgs. & adjacent R.R. Spur Track serving 5 railroads. Write, Wire, Phone for Free Descriptive Brochure HILTON J. WERSHOW COMPANY AUCTIONEERS 7213 Melrose Ave. 621 N.E. Hazelfern PI. Lot Angeles, Calif. Portland, Oregon WEbster 3-8541 BEImont 4-3029 ... E. Potter, Representative Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Chicago-Army missile chief Gen. John B. Medaris, on Army plans to shoot a rocket at the moon: "We believe we hay taken necessary precautions and have a system of reaching the area of the moon in flight. San Antonio, Tex.-New York Yankee pitcher Ryne Du- ren, after being fined $250 for making the "choke up sign to an umpire during an argument in the sixth game of the World Series: "Nobody likes to lose S250, but I'll pay it with a smile because this has been my happiest season in baseball." Aurora, Ill.-Battling Mayor Phil Egan, calling on all able bodied Americans to come to Aurora to help him kick out the town police force: "All races, creeds and colors are invited to bear arms, as the Constitution provides, in the protection and preservation of the law in Aurora. Hollywood-Actress Ginger Rogers, on her debut Wednes day night as the star of her own television hour, after taking six years to. decide whether to take the plunge: "Sometimes I think I may have waited too long as if I have been standing around waiting for an angel to perch on my shoulder and lead me to the perfect show." Nellis Team Leads In Aerial Contest Nellis AFB, Nev.-flJPD-The Nellis Air Force Base four man fiehter team held the lead today going into the sec ond day of the air-to-air com petition in the first all-supersonic fighter weapons meet. The team of veteran. Air Force pilots put on a spectacu lar display of flying Monday as they maneuvered their speedy F100 Supersabre jets in the skies above Indian Springs, about 50 miles north of here. The pilots, engaged in mock combat with the dart-a towed target that goes through all the movements of its carrier craft scored a perfect score of 3600 points in the air-to-air event. CONGA LINE PICKETS Milwaukee - (UPD - Instruc tors at Arthur Murray's dance studio displayed something new in union picket lines Monday. About 20 of the in structors picketed in a hip- swinging, foot-kickmg conga line to call attention to their grievances against management. SUMS UP CAREER Atlanta-flJPD-The Rev. W. P. Allison today summed up his career as being "20 years in and out of jails." He has been chaplain of the Fulton county jail and prison camp since 1938 and is the only full-time county chaplain in the nation Woman Confesses To Embezzlement San Francisco (UPD Mrs, Flora Lopez, 48-year-old wid ow from Corte Madera, has admitted st ealing $54,000 from a San Francisco depart ment store where she was em ployed since 1946, according to police. Mrs. Lopez, who worked as a cashier, told authorities she took from $30 to $60 each eve ning during the past four years and destroyed sales slips equalling the amounts. The suspect, who has four grown children, said she was paid $250 a month on her job and received $30 a month from the government for the death of her husband, who was killed by American bombs in the Philippines during World War II. Of the total theft, Mrs. Lo pez told police, not a cent was left. She said she hadn't gam bled and had nothing to show for the money. "Just a lot of sickness and operations and educating four kids, it went," she said. HAIL THE SAUSAGE I Coventry, England (UPD British sausages, more often damned than not, were the subject of acclaim today. Af ter a gas pipe was broken by a truck that went out 'of con trol Harry Matty stuffed three plump sausages into the end of the pipe to prevent ex plosion or fire. The sausages worked nicely. Willie fMilRl?. AS (HUM? (Ifl M (HRiTOiM; MlfM f IMF II MimmujmHHi Jut, ipii - Switch Engine Hits County Pickup Truck A Southern Pacific diesel switch engine struck a Jack son county pickup truck at the Main st. crossing Monday. Police said the engineer was Robert Frances Sayre, Oak Ridge, and the pickup's driver was Andrew Bjornsen, 859 West 14th st., Medford. The engine struck the truck on the left side, buckling the door. There were no injuries, police said, and no citations were issued. Children's accidents, ac cording to a report to the Canadian Medical Association, are mostly likely to occur on the afternoon of a warm day. Look - Seven Santas 4 !:. mj" o y 9f. w.iiir"!-" J ' m LePMsKiak . 1 1 t . THE CITY THAT DIDN'T EXIST A MONTH AGO Every SO days the TJ. S. sdds as many sew Americans as live in Norfolk, V. creating brand-seer waste mad needs which most be satisfied. What does this mean to yon? It means greater opportu nities than ever before in all fields. Home construction is expected to doable by 1975. Power companies plan to increase output 250 in the next 20 years to provide the power for scores of new labor-saving devices. Cloth ing suppliers predict a one-third increase m 7 years. With 11,000 new dtisen-eonsnraers born every day, there's a new wave of opportunity coming. 7 MO REASONS FOR CONFIDE NCI M AMERICA'S FUTURE T. More people . . . Four million babies yearly. U. S. popula tion has doubled in last 50 years! And our prosperity curve has always followed our population curve. . 1. More job . . . Though employment in some areas has fallen . , off, there are IS milium more jobs than in 1939 and there '- will be SS million more in 1975 than today. J. More income . . . Family income after taxes is at an aO time high of $5300 -is expected to pass $7000 by 1975. 4. Mere pfedecnow . . . TJ. S. prodnetion iomble every 29 years. We will require millions more people to make, ttA and distribute our prodncta. 5. More euviime . . . IrxhTidnal savings are at highest level ever $StO frtione, record amoont available for spend ing. 6. Mors leeeoftli . . . ?19 bUMon spent each year wil pay off in more jobs, better living, whole new industries. 7. More needs ... in tile next few years we wi& need $560 billion worth of schools, highways, homes, dm-abie equip ment. Meeting these needs will create new opportunities for everyone. Add them up and yon have tne makings of another big up swing. Wise planners, builders and buyers will act turn to get ready for it. FREE! Send for this new 24-page flh- trated booklet, "Your Great Future in a Growing America." Every American should know these facts. Drop a card to day to: Advertising Council, Box 30, Midtown Station, New York 18, N.Y. Pattern - ful of Christmas cheer! Use these Santa heads for gifts. Decoration for window, door, cloth, apron, child's clothes. Applique pattern for 3 Santa caps. Pattern 7068: transfer of 7 heads 2x3V4 to 12x12 inches; 4 holly sprays 2x3 inches. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern-add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, ' New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. Our new 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog, just out, has many designs for crochet ing, knitting, embroidery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A spe cial gift, in the catalog to keep a child happily occupied - a cutout doll and clothes to col or. Send 25 cents for your copy of the book. For Baby Doll INFANT DOLL WARDROBE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Every "little mother" will love to sew this 12-garment wardrobe for her baby doll! Dress, bonnet, coat, booties, snowsuit, playsuit, kimono, bunting, slip, sacque, "sleep er," diaper. Sew-easy-it's a Printed Pattern. Printed Pattern 9099: For dolls 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 inches tall. See pattern for yardages. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern if you wish lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St.? New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. NO QUESTION'S SIMPLE Hanover, N. H. -(UPD- Why does a motorist see the shape and size of ach telephone pole he passes, while the pickets of a picket fence ap pear to him only as a blur? Well, the National Science Foundation has announced a $16,800 grant to Dartmouth College to find answers to this and other such questions. MAIL TRIBUNE, MedferJ, Oreem, Tuetsiy, October 14. Hit I A The lowest temperature ever recorded in Honolulu was 56 degrees. The highest on record was 88. The worst American train wreck took 101 lives near Nashville, Tenn., on July 9, 1918. Quality Service Savings Selection wfflZ IpeedToolt 2495 no. 15T orbital SpeedSander US! ton TAP! SANOINO. imaethiite platUr, wood and metal lurfactL Thor SpMdSonaVi lok, the hard work eut el furniture fmiihing, polishing, restoring' on. Mquei. Sofe for children to use. S0t Attention Duck Hunters PONT DROWN! . squeeze your pocket-size A 2-ft lib preserver will insUatiy rp up to your racue. Weigh only ounce yet rapports 260-lb. nun io water for hour. 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Raised center keeps your baking pan above drippings. 12 Vi" Spedal Fireside TOOL SETS Fireside tool set in both portable stand and wall mist etvles Chaiea of brass, brass and black. copper and copper and black, all black. $795 to $2995 Set illustrated black with $Q95 polished brass handles 7 PUNCH SET Modern design, 7Vi quart punch bowl with separata stand, 12 cups, 12 cup hooka and clear plastic serving ladle. COMPLETE SET ONLY 6 LAWN S17EEPEQS Hi miner bock-breoking bend raking Sweeps up twigs, grass end badge dippings. stones. Sweeps I own i. drives, potto end walks lets yoor law "breortief fetters new gross growth 20" Parkerettt NOW S5 "5750 GENUINE POPPY Wheelbarrow $1495 Shamrock Wheelbarrow. Same style, iignier weigni l the aenuine Bovco Poddv wheelbarrow well balanced wid rubber tire rolls on ball bear ing wheel. Bed and frame is heavy gauge and stands any household usage. While other prices go up the Poppy it $2.00 less than . it was five years ago. 11 ORCHARD PRUNING TOOLS Hickok - Corona - True Temper - Pruning Shears Fanno Saws Wells & Wade Pole Pruners Bumper Units for Pruners Replacement Handles for Pruners Primer Blades & Hooks Carborundum Pocket Stones Cant Saw Files for Pruners nji Jl Main and Riverside 15) ill T4 JW SB I eaves, aeons . . . evea I ' .1 I 1 I I ADJUST.M ft.a P 28" Parkerette $46.50 I I IZLT ww Pa,. . I LOOK AT THESE i JlZS I PARKER EXCLUSIYES. i- o I raA lr Powered aT i V X HOMEMASTER W $1753 lift eat or oaeip end Seeker feto Set ahaw eeer eedl eapatify. yeer arr eejeeeie 95 I S y I Within Medford I .swSwTii City Limits iI 1 $1.00 or Mere! QJ 1 Medford rviini Phone SP 2-6189