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Newspaper Page Text-"f-Sejj J; V CHI N A; JAMMU Cf V" akistan 'JvJ: :S---rr: I '4 t i b;e t """" -j , KATMANDU 'fUrXN ' r : jr DARiEElING - I , SIKKIM - 'mrrrrp j" S INDIA PAKISTAN ; , 1 ijj " - ( :(n -l URMA K " CALCUTTA VjJlkr t WARNING RED CHINA that "we shall defend" tiny border states of Bhutan and Sikkim, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru tells Parliament there is concern in two states Chinese Communists might spill over borders of captive Tibet. Safe Driving Not Just Complying With Laws "Safe driving is no longer a matter of merely complying with the law." In explaining this statement Medford Chief of Police Charles P. Champlin pointed out that the volume of today's traffic demands that every driver keep in step with the traffic flow. "The driver with the out moded driving habits who isn't content to move at the same speed as the traffic around him is onejnenace to himself and all other drivers," Chief Champlin said. The chief listed a few driv ing hints which hold down both accidents and blood pres sure: Be adaptable. Get the "feel" A COOL GAME It was too hot In Chicago for an Indoor card game, so perspiring fathers shooed kids out of the backyard pool and took it over as unhappy youngsters watched. Annoyed children . watching their dads are (left to right rear) Barry Bes sert, Dawn Skittone, Beekey Bessert, Quincy Lowing and Janice Turner. Playing cards on the floating table are (left to right) Loren- Lowing, Paul Skittone, Bert Bessert and Lee Turner. 17 Rescued From Barge in Storm McKinney, Tex.-dlPD-Emer-gency units early today re1 cued 17 persons from a fish ing barge set adrift on storm tossed Lake Lavon after winds logged at 60 miles per hour ripped it loose from its moorings Sunday night. The winds smashed up a Deadly Missile Sub . Possible For Others Washington-(DPD - A scien tific group has warned that many nations soon will be able to build nuclear subma rines which could launch "a devasting missile attack against cities hundreds and even thousands of miles from the seacoast." "The probability will be come steadily greater in the future," the scientist said, "that an international mischief-maker will be able with immunity to initiate a nuclear holocaust." - Younger people are more often subject to headaches caused by maladjusted vision than older persons. Beautiful and $14,000 Large Living Room Fireplace 2 Large Bedrooms V2 Acres of Good Soil-Well Landscaped! ' : DONT PASS THIS UP! , II. 0. Martin Agency 413 N. Central Av. Phone SP 3-6255 - Evenings SP 2-8332 of changing traffic, road and weather conditions. Adjust your speed immediately, he advised. Pace yourself by the traffic around you. This includes noting traffic behind through constant use of your rear view mirrors. Don't race. Don't lag. Don't ride the bumper of the car ahead. Take only your share of the road-in the proper place. Keep in the proper lane. Pass only when you have ample time and space to avoid cut ting out and in too sharply. Signal all turns and lane changes. "The volume of traffic is heavier than ever," Champlin concluded. "You can't beat it, so why not join it?" 14 walkway to which the barge was made fast with a cable, setting the air conditioned barge Holiday Hill adrift. Police Officer B. L. Crumb ley said the 17 fishermen aboard were marooned on the barge for more than an hom- about 100 yards off shore. Crumbley said the winds turned the- barge completely around after ripping up the walkway which led to the bank at Lake Lavon. Emer gency units from McKinney and Garland brought the ma rooned fishermen to safety in rescue boats. Restaurant Group President Succumbs San Francisco -(DPD- Mal com Stewart, 54, president of the National Restaurant Asso ciation, died of a heart attack Sunday, on the eve of the asso ciation's four-day convention here. Stewart was an executive of a West Coast cafeteria chain. He was stricken early Sunday and died later in the day. Comfortable L REAL GOOD TERMS am v Swimming Class Set af Local Y The last women's swim class of the summer is scheduled to start at the Young Men's Christian association Tuesday, Sept. 1. The women's beginners class is from 7:30 to 8:30 pm and the intermediate class Is from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m., both are on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Classes will end Oct. 13. Instructing the classes will be Dutch Farfan, who has been teaching at the local YMCA for nine years. Registration Is now being taken at the YMCA, or by calling SPring 2-6295. A limit of 20 people is set for the classes. Airline Charged With Violations Boise-flJPD-The Federal Avi ation Agency has filed charges against General Airways of Portland,' Ore., in connection with the crash this year of a plane carrying Idaho Air National Guardsmen to a Texas school. Rep. Hamer Budge (R-Idaho) said the FAA cited the non scheduled air carrier with violating two regulations gov erning such flights. He said FAA Administrator E. R. Quesada said General Airways' flight crew exceeded flight time limitations and the aircraft exceeded the takeoff weight limitations at Boise and at Pueblo. Those killed in the plane crash were Robert Griffith, a guardsman from Ola, W. O. Epps, Portland, and Harvey Hitt, Oswego, Ore., members of the plane's crew. Epps was the pilot of the plane. FIREMAN'S HOUSE BURNS El Monte Calif. -JPD- Fire man Palomio Romero's house burned down while he was fighting a forest fire in north ern California, it was report ed today. A second is defined as l31,556,925.9747th part of a year. Most clocks now set aside l86,400th of a day to measure elapse of one second. J Experienced Licensed Accountant Desires to purchase Accounting Practice in Southern Oregon All Replies Kept Confidential Rept. to Tribune Box 814D Alaska Senator Agrees To Hearing Washington-fUPO-Sen. E. L Bartlett of Alaska has granted the request of Sen. Richard Neuberger (D-Ore.) that the Senate commerce fisheries subcommittee hold a hearing at Astoria this fall on issues relating to conservation of mi gratory salmon runs in the Pacific Northwest, Neuberger said today. Hearings have already been scheduled at Lewiston, Idaho. Neuberger said that a bill he introduced is designed to re strain the Federal Power Commission from issuing 11 censes for hydroelectric de velopment in areas where dams will impair fish and wildlife values. . News About Servicemen SUMMER TRAINING Richard D. Hayes, son of Martin A. Hayes of 613 Pine st., Medford, is undergoing six weeks of summer training in the Marine Corps platoon leader program at Quantico, Vo. He is a student at South ern Oregon college and is seeking a commission offered by the Marine Corps to se lected collegians who com plete the required military training during their summer vacation and graduate from an accredited college. PARACHUTIST Pvt. Robert G. Gripp, son of Mr., and Mrs. Robert R. Gripp, 745 Valleyview rd., Ashland, recently graduated from the 82hd Airborne Di vision jump school at Ft. Bragg, N. C. Gripp, who entered the Army last February, received his parachutist wings after completing four weeks of in tensive ground and aerial aerial training which includ ed five parachute jumps. CLERK-TYPIST Pvt. Calvin D. McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Mc Donald. 110 Lozier lane. Med ford, is scheduled to complete the eisht-week basic Army ad ministration course Sept. 11 at Ft. Ord, Calif. He is receiving framing In tvnine. record keeping and Army clerical procedures. He completed basic training at Ft. Ord. A 1954 graduate of Med ford High school, McDonald attended Seattle Pacific col lege in Seattle, Wash. Thieves Thwarted By Woman's Fist Portland (DPD Mrs. Cam ellia Yazzolino, 44, broke up an attempted till-tapping by two men at the store she and her husband operate by using a right to the jaw. She told police she spotted nne of two men in the store Sunday stuffing money from the cash register into the nocket while the other kept her busy at the candy counter. "She just grabbed his wrist with one hand, took all the money from him, and let him have it with a couple or rights," her husband, Louie, said. Police later picked up two suspects. Local Girl Attends Colorado Camp ninria Vvnnnp Haggard of Medford, a student at North west Christian college, attend j 1050 Tiisninles of Christ CU if- i w i'" A student fellowship conference Aug. 25-31, at Association camp near Estes Park, Colo. The conference included 500 students from 100 U.S. and foreign colleges ana uni versities. Conference delegates par ticipated in study sessions, state and area meetings, ac tion groups, fireside chats and recreational activraes. Veteran Policeman Delivers 40th Child ntpw York -TOPD Patrolman Robert L. Dezendorf Jr., 53, Sunday delivered nis utn baby. The 21-year police force vet eran, who took several pre med courses before joining the force and carries a medical kit with him on the job for just such emergencies, beat the ambulance to the home of Mrs. Francesca Lopez and as sisted in the birth of a seven pound, 10 ounce boy. A , ii mi jx -t SUN SPOT This picture, presumably the sharpest ever taken of the sun, shows sun spot that produced a magnetic storm on earth Aug. 16. The photo, just released by the Office of Naval Research and the National Science Founda tion, was made from a balloon 80,000-feet above the earth. Spots consist of a daik core of cool gases embedded in a strong magnetic field. The cores are surrounded by en velopes made of wispy filaments of outward moving warmer gases. Alabama Campaign To Admit Negroes To Schools Opens By United Press International A Negro organization that won a much-publicized bus boycott at Montgomery, Ala., today opened a new drive to integrate classrooms. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., president of the Montgomery Impro v e m e n t association, said this third year since the court victory over bus segregation in Mont gomery has become the tar get year for class room inte gration. The association, which at tracted world attention to its' fight for bus integration by boycotting the city buses for a year, sent out letters asking school board members to make a "reasonable start" this fall This made Alabama the fifth southern state to become the site of current integration drives as the fall school term openings neared. The other states were Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Flori da. Begin First Full Term Virginia, where massive re sistance to integration was the political watchword, begins its first full term of integrated classrooms Tuesday in five cities, They are Norflok, Alexand ria, Arlington, Charlottesville and Front Royal. In North Carolina, 10-year- old Stanley Vickers plans to ask the Chapel Hill School Board tonight to reverse itself and admit him to a white school, making the college town the eighth in the state to lower its racial barriers. South Carolina's Clarendon county, scene of a five-year- old desegregation suit, receiv- Court Records DISTRICT COURT Carl S. Bobbins, trucK speeding, Dean N. Wilson, violation of basic rule, $15. . George H. ernes sr., overload, $56. Dale Baysinger, failure to make traffic signal, $10. Kenneth E. Breazeale, failure to make traffic stop, $10. CecU A. ward, no operator s li cense, $10. Lewis A. Rambousch, violation of basic rule, $15. , Charley P. Batten, failure to make traffic stop, $10. Jerrel Kirklin, overload, aiu. Herman H. Hopper, drunk on public highway, $30. Terrence T. Judv. San Francisco, Calif., drunk on public highway, $30. , . Albert J. Castellow, overload, Sherri Terreis, no operator's li cense. $10. . , Bouhal M. Hodges, no operator s license, $10. ... , Frank W. Kanehl, failure to make traffic stop, $10. Robert U. . summons, ovenuau, $121. HtSKTlRE I.irF.VSE APPLICATIONS ' James Loy Farnsworth, 3761 South Pacific highway, Medford, and Mary Ann Gossett. 3761 South Pacific highway, Medford. laurence uaie naynra, iooa Lenora Ruth Shorey, 706 Beekman St.. jvieoioro. Norma Wesley Adkins, 600 Ben- Fulfill, route 4, box 383, Medford. '-BROOKS"'. IHUEATDNG and General Sheet Metal McPherson FURNACES Heat pumps and air conditioning 1116 N. Riverside - SP 2-5209 Evenings Phone Jim Baumer, SP 3-1089 ed requests of several Negroes for transfers to white schools. A Miami school in a "chang ing neighborhood"-one whose population was becoming pre dominantly Negro for the first time planned to admit Ne groes for the first time. It was expected, however, that by opening day all white students would be transferred to other schools. Tennessee's "stairstep" in tegration of schools at Nash ville was being extended to the third grade. Gov. John Patterson of Alabama said an integration attempt in his state would mean "chaos and violence." Alabama schools are oper ated under a pupil placement law that has been upheld as "constitutional on its face" by the Supreme Court. Patterson has asked the Legislature to grant him pow er to close any school that is integrated or threatened with integration. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO FUEL OIL DEALERS Sealed bids will be received by the County Court of Jackson Coun ty, County Court House, Medford, Oregon until 2:00 pjn. September 9, 1959, and then opened for the purchase of fuel oil by said county, said fuel to be furnished during the period October 1, 1959, to Sep tember 30. 1960. Specifications are on file with the County Clerk and the County Court of Jackson County and copies thereof may be obtained at no charge. No bid will be received or con sidered by the County Court or any officer of such county unless the bid contains a statement of the bidder as part of his bid that he will covenant, and it would be a condition of his bond, that in per forming his contract he will pay and cause to be paid not less than the prevailing rate of wages, as of the date of his bid in such county, per hour, per day and per week for and to each and every workman who may be employed in and aDout the performance of nis contract. No proposal will be considered unless accomDanied by a check payable to Jackson County, Oregon, certified by a responsible bank, or in lieu thereof, a surety Dond lor an amount equal to 10 of the aggregate proposal. The successful bidder shall furnish a performance bond satisfactory to the County Court in full amount of the con tract. The County Court, In said pur chase, will give first preference to products produced or manufactured in Oregon and will next prefer such as nave Deen paruaiiy manu factured or produced in Oregon, price, fitness and quality being equal. Dated and first published this 24th day of August, 1959. Final Publication August 31, 1959. JACKSON COUNTY COURT Earl M. Miller, County Judge Chester H. Wendt, County Commissioner R. A. James, County Commissioner Live Stream Good Well D Free water riahts Fish on lyour property. Enjoy cool clean fog free air. Paved road only a few minutes to town. 2 BR modern home, natural stone fireplace, nice barn, corral, poultry house, beautiful timber ed setting near open range. Only $7500 Cash to loan. Also have 33 A, $12,600 cash. Don't wait these are bargains. FROHNMAYER'S PHOENIX AGENCY Roy H. Maudlin, Salesman 3744 Colver Road KE 5-1752 LEGAL NOTICES SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal school voters of School District No. 4 and 22 of Jackson County, State of Oregon, that a SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING of said school district has been called and will be held at Phoenix Grade School and the Talent Grade School within said school districts on the 16th day of SeDtember. 1959. from 2:00 PM. until 8:00 P.M. for the following Purpose: To vote upon the question of tne consolidation of the following named school districts: District No. 4, Phoenix and District No. 22. Talent. It is mutually understood and agreed by all districts listed above, that each district shall remain soley liable for existing bonded indebtedness until such existing bonded indebtedness is paid. This agreement is made as provided in O.R.S. 330.240 Sec tion (2). An affirmative vote on consolidation will authorize the consolidated district to levy such separate annual levies. DATED at Medford, Oregon, this 26th day of August, 1959. JACKSON COUNTY DISTRICT BOUNDARY BOARD By Earl M. Miller, County Judge, Chairman Chester H. Wendt, County Commissioner Alf B. Mekvold. County School Superintendent, secretary VnTlfB Tf rprnrrnoa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i"lii ui UKJiUUN, a OB JACK' SON COUNTY TIM PRnRiTff In the Matter of the EstaU of GEORGE E. RIGGENS, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed by the Cir- i.u.. .uwi ui uic .3 lu lc oi Oregon tratrix of the estate of George E. Riggens, deceased, and have duly qualified. All persons having claims APAiriKl: SfllH aetata nr. VitiT-tiK,, vtn.i tied to present them, with proper vmin'heiY- 1 ..1 : 3 . at the offices of Kelly & Kelly, No. 20 Rnlriv RitilHino "MAfn gon, within six months from the DATED at Medford, Oregon this 10th day of August, 1959. LORENA ROBERTSON ADMINISTRATRIX KELLY & KELLY Attorneys for Administratrix 20 Goldy Building Medford, Oregon NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT No. 8986 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of .LA WRENCH T. NYGAARD, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final Account as .Executrix of the estate of Lawrence T. Nygaard. de. ceased, with the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that said Court has set the 15th day September. 1959, at the hour of 100 o'clock in the forenoon of said day in the Court Room of said Court in the Court House Building at Medford, Jackson County, Ore gon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. DATED and first published this nia aay ot August, ioa. Rachel L. Nygaard, Executrix HUGH B. COLLINS and HARBISON AND PIAZZA Attorneys for Executrix NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of Florence Winter, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tne undersgned has filed her Final Account and Report in the above entitled estate, and that bv order of the Circuit Court in and for Jackson county, Oregon, Probate Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for Tuesday. September 8. 1959, In the Circuit court Room at the Court House in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of 930 o'clock A.M. All persons having objections thereto are hereby notified to pre sent the same on or before such time; Dated this 10th day of August, 1959. Phyllis Nipps, Executrix Roberts, Kellington & Branchfield Attorneys for Executrix SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Suit in Equity for Divorce No. 59 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY ERNESTINE FRANCES NOAKES, Plaintiff, vs. FRANK WAYNE NOAKES, Defendant. TO FRANK WAYNE NOAKES, THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND ANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the auovc eauuea suit on or oetore the expiration of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail to so appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in plaintiff's complaint, succinctly stated as follows, to-wit: For a decree of this Court award ing to plaintiff an absolute divorce and dissolving the marriage con tract now existing between plain tiff and defendant. The date of the order for publi cation of this summons is the 7th day of August, 1959. The time prescribed for publica tion of this summons Is once a week for four consecutive weeks. The date of the first publication of this summons is the 10th day of August, 1959. HARBISON AND PIAZZA A. E. Piazza Of Attorneys for Plaintiff POST OFFICE ADDRESS: 207 U.S. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Medford, Oregon Use Tribune Want Ads Here is a ..... tyuvra- sryled Import to Fit Your Pocketbook 1 i 1 1 You'll Save . Money . on Initial Cost and Get Mora Savings on Gas Economy. SEE FIAT TODAY. JAY ALLEN COMPANY 1078 Court St. Classified Kates 1 day per word . 2 days per word 3 days per word . 4 days per word , . Se - 8c -10c -12c 6 days per word He (Minimum First Issue 50c) Business Directory Each line per month $1 75 Minimum per month $5.25 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:30 pjn. for following day, except 10 ajn. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on Display Classi fied AdslO.-OO AM. Saturday for Sunday and Monday. 3 PM- the day before publi cation for Tues. through Frt APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE DIAL SP 2-6141 1 LODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge No. 83 I.O.OJ. meets Tuesday, C"0 Sept. 1 at 8 p. m. Visitors welcome. Refreshments. Ronnie Atkins, N.G. Crater Lake Chapter No. 33 RAM. Stated Convocation, 8 pjn. Tues, Sept. 1st. Cov ered dish - precedes the meeting. Time 630, visiting com panions & families welcome. Chas. P. Gould, HJ" A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFV PEACHES for sale. KE 5-2289 FORRENTOR LEASE with option iu uuy; liine new z-Darm. house. qIJ mo. Br 2-2013 WANTED Baby sitter. Permanent FOR RENT Attractive 1-bdrm. iurn. nouse. convenient for cou ple. SP 2-8369. FOR RENT Nice close in f urn apt. puu. quo iv. jaaruett. WANTED Baby sitter, vicinity of ran. &U1IUU1. JV1USI fiaVe OWH transportation. SP 3-3683 between PIANO TUNING & repairing. Guar- wtwwi wuijv vvcr tu yrs. expen- ciiuc eves. WANTED Part-time maid. Apply x pcisuu. rmverg jyiotei. FOR SALE 8 mm. Mauser Sporter. newcDnaiuon. oa. ar z-5342. FOR SALE 1949 Harley Davidson tni. iew Danery, ou miles per gal., lights, mag. Good condition throughout. May be seen after 4 P.M. at 812 Beekman, Medford, or SP 3-5791. FOR SALE J H .Hale peaches, dry land or irrigated: also Improved Elbertas, 4c lb. & up; Wind fall Bartletts, 3c lb. Henry Nelson, 3791 Table Rock Rd, 2 mi. N. of pig i, FOR RENT 3-rms. furn. apt New- ly reaecoraiea. AH elec. 518 W. FOR SALE Good Hale peaches, $1 4U6. siu uoac jrine a, xuea- FOR RENT 2-bdrm. house. In- quire 711 E. Main. W ANTED TV TECHNICIAN. Must nave at least 3 yrs. experience. $110 wk, 5 day wk. See Mr. .jumisujn, iviomgomery wara FOR RENT 3-rm. modern unfurn cottage. $35 mo. NO 4-2063 FOR SALE 11 A. on Table Rock na. o-Darm. nouse e l-bdrm. house. Good business property. NO 4-2063. SPECIAL'S 1 used washing machine .$15 1 used Baby Tenda $25 1 used sewing machine" ..$15 i usea oaveno . con j. usea notary power mower. 1 apt.-size Elec. range. $35 1 used doublp rink $15 1 load leveler for trailer house. Haggard Lumber & Plumbing On Hwy. 99, Phoenix Open 8 ajn. to 8 p.m. KE 5-2522 FOR SALE Apt. size elec. range. uuuo conaiuon. of 2-0477. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TC BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received for KLAMATH-TRINITY HOSPI TAL by the COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSOCIATION of Hoopa. Califor nia on September 10, 1959, st 2:00 P.M, for the construction of a 16 bed hospital, boiler house, and certain remodeling of an existing structure on the site to provide for its incorporation into the com pleted building. The hospital is to be wood frame construction with wood exterior finish. Total floor area will be approximately 12,000 square feet. On August 20, 1959, plans and specifications may be obtained from the office of the Architect Hachiro Yuasa, at 1684 University Avenue, Berkeley 3, California, upon de posit of $25.00 per set. The owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The Directors of Talent School District No. 22 Talent Oregon, are calling for bids on labor only, "materials to be furnished by school District No. 22", to paint the exterior one coat, block and trim, of the Talent high school building. shop and breezeway; approximate ly B.uuu square leet. UKlaer is to wire brush where necessary all painting to be done by brush. Workmanship must pass approval of Directors of School District No. 22. : Bids and references are to be submitted by- 8 p.m, September 14, 1MOM. The Talent School Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Mrs. Mermee atepnens Clerk School District No. 22 Talent, Oregon The Finest Economy Car 1100 Model STANDARD SEDAN 4 cyL. O.H.V., Family Room, Front Engine, Economy. ?188200 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford. Or. 1 f Monday, Aug. 31, 1959 A-TOQ LATE TO CLASSIFY SnoWghite Diaper Service. SP- CASH & CARRY Full line of Building Supplies Cheek our Credit Finance Plan S&H GREEN STAMPS NORTON LUMBER CO. Cover Crop. Field Seed. Let us figure with you. Elton's Farm & Garden Store. 217 W. 6th. SP- Ba Turves- nice assortment 49c." Elton's Farm & Garden Store 217 W. 6th. SP 3-Bsaa SIDING Western r.r.1 Cedar Dry Siding 13c per ft LEWIS . Wholesale Builders Supply 443 S. Riverside SP 2-7133 "OIL TO BURN" 1UUB1LHEAT 8 ZiJi Green Stamps, too. MEDFORD FUEL CO. yail ot- 2-21 1 1 REMODELING Half Price, men's double breasted coats to single. relimng ladies coats. SP 3-9177. FOR SALE Baldwin Acrosonie piano (spinet) $550 cash. Good FOR SALE 5-h.p. Johnson motor with neutral gear $100, 131 Tripp PREFINISHED MAHOGANY PANELING V 4x8 $ J.T Disappearing stairways $34.63 27 gal. Underground garbage cans, each ; $19.07 LEWIS WHOLESALE BUILDERS STTDDT V 443 S. Riverside SP 2-7135 40.000 FT. D-Clear kiln dried Red wood siding. Come & get it $80 per M. SRNIE'S BUILDERS SUPPLY Rogue River JU 2-3494. BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS iui aie 2uc eacn. juail Tribune vmue. im. r ir BLOX 2' Planer ends. Big Loads. MEDFORD FUEL Tel. SP 2-2111 FINISHED Redwood lumber, kiln. unea. ume ec get it, $120 per M. ERNIE'S BUILDERS SUPPLIES Rogue River JU 2-3494 Why bother with three or more.. Urn! W.v.vJ when just one gives coverage ? You can now get, in one insur ance policy, protection against. most of the risks you face in your home ... and you may save money, too. It's the mod ern, convenient, economical way to insure against such hazards. For information about this new policy, and to find out how it can help you. phone us todav We are qualified to help you determine just what msur ance, and how much, vou needi on your home and furnishings.! 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