Service Officers
Association Plan
State Meet Here
- Approximately 200 persons
from throughout Oregon are
Ynrter1 in attpnrl the 23rrl
semi-annual conference of the
Oregon County Service Offi
cers association when it meets
here April 22 through 24, ac
cording to Jerry V. Bianconi,
veterans service officer here.
Guests will include various
service officers, city and
county officials and represen
tatives of Oregon veterans or
ganizations.
Two of the speakers will be
Joseph M. Farber, California
state director of veteians af
fairs, and Samuel Bowes,
Grants Pass attorney and past
state commander of the Amer
ican Legion.
Oregon Director
Also expected to speak at
the conference is H- C. (Hub)
Saalfeld, director of the Or
egon department of Veterans
Affairs.
Farber was announced as
new director of veterans af
fairs in California by Gov,
Edmund Brown in January,
He was state commander of
the American Legion in 1955-
56 and state vice-commander
In 1952-53.
A native of Los Angeles,
Farber served 4V4 years as an
Infantryman in the U. S
Army in World War II. After
the war, he served with the
American Military govern
ment in Germany in charge
of food and supplies for dis
placed personnel.
Former Reporter
The Oregon veterans affairs
director formerly served as a
" reporter and advertising man
ager on the Stayton Mail
newspaper until he entered
the service in September,
1942. He enlisted as a private
and following assignment to
the Army Air Corps received
his commission. He is now a
major in the Air Force Re-
erve.
After his return to Marion
county, Saalfeld became Mar
lon county veterans service
officer In December, 1945,
nd was later appointed di
rector of the newly created
bonus division in the state de
partment of veterans' affairs.
; He was appointed to his
present post on February,
1953, upon the resignation of
William F. Gaarenstroom.
1 The opening session of the
Conference gets under way
Wednesday, with registration
at 9 a.m. at the Medford
hotel. Bianconi will conduct
the opening ceremonies at
County Official
County Judge Earl Miller
is scheduled as guest speaker
for the morning session.
Speakers during the Wed
nesday afternoon session will
Include Eric W. Allen Jr.,
managing editor, Medford
Mail Tribune; Arthur Cham
berlain, regional director, U.
S. department of labor; and
George A. Reid, regional vet
erans federal employment
representative.
Samuel Bowes is scheduled
to speak at the no-host ban
quet in Medford hotel that
evening.
Tour Camp White
Thursday a tour; of the
Veterans Domiciliary at Camp
'White will start at 9 a.m. It
will include group discussions
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JOSEPH M. FARBER
California Director to Speak
rf. C. SAALFELD
Veterans Service Officer
on duties of .the veterans' serv
ice officer. The group will
have lunch with the men at
the domiciliary, then take a
bus tour to Jacksonville and
other historical spots. A sec
ond no-hose banquet at Med
ford hotel with Farber as
speaker will be held that eve
ning. A business meeting and elec
tion of association officers
will conclude Friday's ses
sion.
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U.S. Will Search
For Space Capsule
Vandenberg AFB, Calif. -
(UPD-The United States was to
conduct an aerial search over
the vast top of the world
Arctic wastes for the space
capsule ejected from the Dis
coverer II satellite, using
some foreign air bases if pos
sible, it was disclosed Friday.
There was no direct word
here on progress toward find
ing the 160-pound scientific
package, but the Norwegian
government at Oslo said it
would give permission to U.S.
planes to search in the Spitz
bergen area.
The capsule, capable of
carrying living organisms in
orbit around the earth, was
ejected from piscoverer III
Tuesday somewhere in . the
polar region about 30 hours
after a successful launch.
Over half the private pas
senger cars on the road are
five years old or older. One
car out of every seven run
ning today is a 1955 model.
A Tribute to . . .
Our Rotarians!
Someone enee Mid that it is the Rotarians 'who
make the world go round! Perhaps this isn't
entirely the case, but it is a recognized fact
that the men whose emblem is the Wheel of
Progress contribute much to America . . . and,
more specifically, to our own City. Always eager
to advance business, good fellowship and the
general well-being of our community, these re
liable Rotarians comprise a group of citizens of
whom we're all mighty proud! With all sincerity
we applaud their goals and their achievements.
The Rotarians do things . . . in a big way!
Medford Pharmacy
101 North Central, Corner 6th Ph. SP 2-6253
Open today - 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Week days: 8:30 a.m. to 1 0:30 p.m.
We Salute Our Town!
Retiring School
Official to be
Honored May 8-9
Central Point-Many alumni,-
faculty and friends of
school district 6C are expect
ed to take part in the H. P.
Jewett homecoming days May
8 and 9. The event will honor
the retiring superintendent of
schools, who leaves the post
in August after 37 years with
the Central Point district.
Assemblies in honor of
Jewett are scheduled for May
8 at Crater High school, Cen
tral Point Junior high school,
Jewett Elementary school,
Hanby school at Gold Hill and
Sams Valley Elementary
school.
A track meet at Crater
High school with Central
Point Junior High school par
ticipating will be held at 2:30
p.m. May 8.
Rex Putnam, state super
intendent of public instruc
tion, will speak at the pro
gram at 8 p.m. in the Crater
High school gymnasium. In
troduction will be made of
classes and faculty from 1922
to 1959 and Jewett will
speak. .
Registration will take place
at 7 p.m.
Alumni day May 9 will
begin with registration and
get-togethers at 10 a.m., an
alumni potluck picnic and en
tertainment at noon, a track
meet at 2:30 p.m. and indi
vidual class reunions during
the evening.
Martin Deposit Box
Fails To Hold Clue
Portland -UPD - Authorities
Thursday opened the safe de
posit box of the missing Ken
neth Martin family, but found
no clues to the mysterious dis
appearance, Sheriff Francis
Lambert said.
Sheriff Lambert accompan
ied Mrs. Herschel Dorsey,
Ken Martin's sister, and guar
dian of the estate, to the U.S.
National bank.
Found in the box were in
surance policies, securities,
personal papers and the title
to the 1954 Ford station wa
gon in which the family of
five disappeared last December.
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INSTRUCTOR - Another ad
dition to the teaching staff at
Southern Oregon college this
year is Eugene B. Antley, in
structor in history in the
social science division. Ant
ley, who received his bache
lor of arts degree in history
at Millsaps college, Miss., ob
tained his master of social
science degree in 1956 at the
U n i v e r s ity of Mississippi.
Since that date, he has done
advanced work at Emory uni
versity, Ga., : and Columbia
university, N. Y. Hia back
ground -in teaching includes
public school work in Georgia
and a junior college position
at Spartanburg, S. C. in 1957
58. A member of the Ameri
can Association of University
Professors, Antley lists his
other interests as listening to
serious music and traveling.
He served in the Army Medi
cal Corps 1951-53. With his
wife, Dolores, and two child
ren, Barbara and Corinne, he
resides at 436 Wightman st.,
Ashland.
High School Seniors
Accepted lor NROTC
Three seniors at Medford
High school have been accept
ed for naval reserve officers
training when they enter col
lege this fall, school officials
reported last week.
They are Anthony Allyn
Monroe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Monroe, 445 Old Stage
rd.; Gerald Allen Vice, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Vice, 527 Barnes ave.; and
Robert Lee Steele, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam W. Steele, Grif
fin Creek rd.
The boysvwere accepted by
the navy following successful
tests, interviews and physical
examinations.
Monroe has applied for en
trance to Stanford university,
and Steele at Oregon State
college, school officials stated.
NO COMPLAINTS
Coldwater, Mich. -(UPD -
There were no taxpayer com
plaints when the city council
voted itself a 100 per cent pay
increase. The council gets no
pay, so 100 per cent of noth
ing is still nothing. . . . .,
Equalization
Board Session
To Start May 11
Jackson county ' board of
equalization will be in session
for one week starting May 11,
according to County Assessdr
Ray Schumacher.
The board will meet con
cerning assessments made for
the J 959-60 tax year,- Schu
macher said. Changes in value
cannot be made by the as
sessor after May 1, he added.
A taxpayer may get an ad
justment on the valuation of
his property by requesting a
reappraisal from the assessor.
Then, if he still believes his
property is not valued at mar
ket value or equally with
Other property he can petition
the board for a review of his
assessments, Schumacher ex
plained. Evidence Needed
Evidence must be submitted
on the cost and market value
of property and similar prop
erties, profit and loss state
ments of income and expense
on income properties and any
other information which will
reflect the value of properties
showing why assessment
should be lowered, the county
assessor explained.
Twenty-five per cent of the
market value will be used as
a base for determining as
sessed valuation this year, he
said. Assessment rolls must be
completed by May 1 by the
assessor's office and turned
over to the board of equal
ization which will check the
rolls.
Expected to increase the as
sessor's office work load is
the recent consolidation af
fecting six school districts.
Committee Tables
Dunes Memorial
Salem - (UPD The Senate
Roads and Highways commit
tee Thursday tabled a memo
rial asking Congress to sup
port a bill by Sen. Richard L.
Neuberger (D. - Ore.) that
would create a national park
in the Florence area of the
Oregon coast.
Neuberger's bill would set
aside 35,000 acres for a park
in the dunes area, and has
been the object of protests
from Florence groups.
The committee voted 5-2 to
table the memorial. Two sena
tors, Andrew Naterlin (D.
Newport) and Richard Chap
man (D.-Coos Bay) opposed
the motion to table.
REQUEST DENIED
; Chicago - (UPE - Mrs. Marily
L. Ware, 27, asked for a di
vorce on grounds her hus
band, Henry, 31, squirted her
with a water pistol. The jury
turned her down.
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Three Men Appear In Circuit Court
Rollin Benjamin Dexter,
49, of 12 Rose ave., Medford,
appeared before Circuit
Judge James H. Main Friday
on charges of extortion.
The case was continued fol
lowing the appointment of
Bruce Manley, Medford, as
his attorney. Dexter is being
held on $1,500 bail.
Sheriff's officers arrested
Dexter Mondav after David
Lee Mathias, 28, of 724 Alder
St., Medford, had reported a
case of attempted blackmail
to the sheriffs office.
Pleaded Guilty
James. Douglas Head, 21, of
Roseburg, pleaded guilty to
district attorney's information
Friday charging him with
burglary not in a dwelling.
Judge Main gave him a two
year suspended sentence.
Head is" charged with bur
glarizing the McCormick
Farm Equipment store here
on Dec. 11, 1958.
William Robert Eberhardt,
36, of Ashland, was given a
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three year suspended sentence
in circuit court Friday. He
had pleaded guilty Feb. 10 to
a charge of uttering and pab
lishing a false check.
Eberhardt was arraigned
in circuit court on district at
torney's information Feb. 10
and a pre-sentencing report
was ordered Feb. 25.
There are at least 30 vari
eties of sturgeon, valued for
its caviar, in the ocean and
freshwater lakes.
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W N e d Clothing, Shoes
Dishes, Furniture. We Pick Up.
HELP OTHERS!
The Salvation Army
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certificates daring Hubbard Bros. 75th Birthday
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HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN. Yon do not
have to buy to participate! Just com in and
register.
FIRST PRIZE $50.00 in Merchandise of
Your Choice
SECOND PRIZE $25.00 in Merchandise of
Your Choice
THIRD PRIZE $15.00 in Merchandise of
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FOURTH PRIZE $10.00 in Merchandise of
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ENDS APRIL 25
HOUSE PAINT
"S.W.P." Sherwin-Williams
best quality exterior house
paint in choice of white or
regular colors. Regular $7.40
gallon. '
75th Birthday Party Price
Gallon
STEP LADDER
6-foot No. 43 Step Ladder.
Has steel reinforced top
plate. Steps are dadoed and
trussed.
Regular $7.20
75th Birthday Party Price
$QS9
GARBAGE CAN
ST303 Tapered shape 30 gallon
galvanized garbage can with
cover.
REGULAR $7.10
75th Birthday $
Party. Price
4.79
GAMP TENT
The "Caravan" 9'x9' Hirsch
Weis umbrella tent complete. Has
built in water resistant floor.
Nylon netting inner door. Fac
tory List $43.50
75th Birthday $0795
Party. Price JLm
HUNDREDS of SPECIALS
FRICTION TAPE
Big 60-foot roll of -inch black
friction Used for to many dif
ferent things.
REGULAR 52c
75th Birthday
Party. Price
39c
FUSE PLUGS
Keep a box of screw base fuse
plugs handy for emargencie.
Box of 5 choice 10 to 30
amp. rating. Regular 35c.
75th Birthday
Party. Price
24c
Nylon Braid Reinforced Hose
Full Vt inch diameter nylon brand reinforced
plastic hose stands higher pressures. Made by
the West's most popular hose manufacturer.
Last year this hose was reduced from $8.95
to $5.95.
75th ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
25-FOOT LENGTH Reg. 3.95 OO 7Q
75th Anniversary Price pfcal!!
$4.29
Sabre Jig Electric Saw
No. 1158 Electric hand saw even curt a
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plastics with speed and accuracy. With 3
blades and rip guide.
FACTORY LIST IS $29.95
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Better Dacron Sleeping Bag
Big 36"x80" full xipper bags. Two win xip
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ad Rayon lining. 3 lb. 100 Dacron filler.
Has mattress pocket. REGULAR $28.95
75th Birthday Party
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14
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CHINA SNACK SET
Exceptionally attractive decorat
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ing cup Choice of patterns. .
REGULAR $1.00
75th Birthday
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79c
All Fireplace
Screens & Firesefs
75fh BIRTHDAY PARTY PRICE
Less 20
PAINT ROLLER SET
Economcatic paint roller and pan
set. The roller is long nap dynel
does exceptionally smooth
REGULAR $1.98
75fh Birthday
Party. Price
1.49
PAINT PAIL
Sturdy metal pail designed for
the painter low and wide at
the top.
REGULAR 65c
75th Birthday
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49c
ELECTRIC DRILL
Power-House No. 1257 Electric Drill offers all
this. 2.5 amp. electrie motor, oiled for life
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Save lawn trimming time with grass stop
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roots. 4 inch wide by 40 feet.
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GARDEN SPRAYER
314 gallon pump pressure type sprayer. Gal
vanized tank. Brast pump. The handiest kind
for spraying rotes and thrubbery.
REGULAR $8.85
75th Birthday $
Party. Price
6.95
14-in. MANILA ROPE
100 foot coils. Pure Manila rope.'
A good handy rope to have for
camping, fishing or even for
water skiing.
REGULAR $2.25
75th Birthday
Party. Price
1.59
No. 5 GRASS SHEAR
No. 5 Corona grass shears will
cut through clumps and won't
spread. They are hollow ground
for easier cutting. Can't buy bet
ter steel.
REGULAR $3.25
75th Birthday $
Party. ! Price
1.98
HAND PRUNERS
Forged steel hand pruners from
Italy are an exceptional value
at the regular price of $1.25. See
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99c
GARDEN VALVES
Choice of Vx inch or V inch
garden valvet for stand pipes.
REGULAR $1.58
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97c
TOILET SEATS
Hardwood seats and covers finished in dur
able baked white enamel. Hardware is chrome
on brast.
, REGULAR PRICE IS $5.15
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3.25
Mirro Brand Broiler Pan
Two-piece heavy Mirro aluminum combina
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REGULAR $3.75
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2.39
STAINLESS
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