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Friday. Nov. 20, 1959 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. ' THB ...... NOT TUB Magnetic Safety -Door help. protect children from the danger of being trapped hv . side.' Non-mechanical ...'". no f moving parts to jam or get out .'of order. Powerful G-E Alnico Magnets last indefinitely. . .'. Doors close silently, securely. Buy now for Christ mas . . . at the lowest possible prices! mm. FRONT N FITS FLUSH - ;j SIDES FIT MUSI BACK FITS FLUSH A- : 111 IS - v 'I 'M r c SAVE VISITS NIXON Philibert Tsiranana, president of Madagas car in the Trench community, visited Vice President Richard M. Nixon at the capitol Thursday, bringing with him a bag of ture vanilla beans, which the vice president is shown whiffing. Vanilla beans are Madagascar's principal export to the U.S. s (UPI Telephoto) Quotes From the News i United Press International - , j .Washington Vice President Richard M. Nixon,' greeting three women physical education directors and recalling his college footbal days: 1 "I couldn't make any other team do you think' I could t make the women's hockey team?" . j Hollywood Art expert Prof. Alexander Zlatoff-Mirsky, discussing the discovery of 10 Italian Renaissance paintings ! valued at 10 million dollars: . j va1nt to discover : X inning -- smj w f"4- I Ing mine containing diamonds, emeralds, rubies and pearls." Washington Rep. Wayne L. Hays (D-Ohio), replying to Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butter's statement that states that gave heaviest financial support to the national committee would get the best accommodations at the 1960 convention:- . . "I'm sending a letter out to all the Democratic county chairmen saying if anybody sends money to the Democratic National Committee he ought to see a psychiatrist." Havana Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, charging that op ponets of his government are waging campaigns against him "The enemy is mighty in its resources but not in numbers. and in our favor we have she monopoly ox aignuy. ROGUE RIVER Meeting Held by Club By MRS. MYRTLE WHIPPLE Rogue River - ine ogue River Hobby club met Mon day at the river home of Mrs. Alma Shontz on highway 99 south, with 10 members and one guest, Mrs. Richard Shontz, present. Members were served a turkey dinner by the hostess, Mrs. Shontz. In the afternoon gifts were exchanged, and a social hour , was held. j 'Mrs. Charles Larson and Mrs. Alfred Van Scoter are new members. Others "present were Mrs. Sam Bunch of Cave Junction, Mesdames Esther Shock, Harry Condray, Roy Larson, Rollin Stiehl, James Whipple, Verna Danley and the hostess, Alma Shontz. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Charles Lar son and will be the Christmas party with a covered dish din ner. Mrs. D. F. Barnett of Grants Pass fell at her home Friday ami broke her hie Mrs. Bar nett was taken to Josephine General hospitaL Mrs. Barnett was a former Rogue River resident when her hsuband, the Rev. D. F. Barnett was pastor of the church here. Both sawmills in Rogue River are shut down. The Magnolia mill which has been runnine for years has closed for an indefinite time. Work ers were notified by Superin tendent Howard Norwood Tuesday night. The stud mill is closed temporarily. It was reported that the city of Rogue River is going 'to have a jail. The jail will be located directly behind the ' citv hall on. land now occur pied by the unused Ground Observer tower. The new addition . to the R o g u e River elementary school should be ready for oc cupancy this week. Until this building is done the .children of different grades have only been going to school half days. , Rogue River will have a new form of amusement, '-'go-cart" racing. The track will be built on the Cameron Parr property on the Old Stage rd. within the city limits. Ed and Dick Montague, for mer loggers of Grants Pass, are the owners of the track. This is new in the United States, being only two years old. The nearest track is at Junction City 14 miles north of Eugene. Dr. Edward Chance return ed home last week from Chi cago, 111., where he has been taking post graduate work in arthritis and other degenera tive disease. Dr. Chance is an osteopathic physician and surgeon. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ding ier and daughter, Mrs. Steve Mclnichuk, and baby of Port land were weekend visitors Fred Dingier and also his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Strahan. Mr. and Mrs. Chan Stokes of Lake Creek visited Mrs. Stokes' parents, the Dinglers, and sister. Mrs. Strahan, re cently. Lloyd Smith returned home last week from Post Falls, Idaho. While there, all his brothers and sisters came for their uncle, Bob Hollin's, fu neral. This is the first time all the Smiths had been together i for years. ' : Mr. and Mrs. Preston Nine they spent a week with their , son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lynds, at Red-, mond, Ore. The Rogue River Garden club held open house Tuesday at the Live Oak Grange hall. The meeting opened at 10 a.m. with Mrs. A. C. Lewis of Medford giving a1 demon tration and lecture on dry ar rangements. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon. In the afternoon, Mrs. Robert i Nichols of Medford demon strated making Christmas wreaths and decorations. - Maritime Union Asks 70 Per Cent Increase New York-UP&-The Nation al Maritime Union, represent ing about 35,000 seamen out of East and Gulf Coast ports Thursday demanded a 10 per cent across the board wage increase. The seamen's demands were presented to representatives of the American Merchant Ma rine Institute, which bargains on behalf of, 38 passenger and cargo companies. The ship owners said they had expected the seamen to ask only for a 3 per cent raise. I r I FREE PARKING BH 12 S Regular $450 . V . SALE $398 1959 General Electric - Refrigerator - Freezer Combo Big 2-door model with Swing-Out shelves, huge freezer, Straight-Line design, famous G-E construction . . . everything you've wanted, in a refrigerator, at a price you've been waiting for! . On This 15 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator-Freezer - Combination Out they go . . . our remaining stock of deluxe '59 re frigerators! All are combination models with separate freezers, all are 12 cu. ft. or larger . . . and price tags on all have been slashed! These refrigerators must be sold to make room for the newly arrived 1960 models. --HOT . I HIlJBssBMsi 1 TN V BUDGET TERMS Automatic- Defrost Refrigerator-Freezer 'REDUCED;'? Swing-out shelves . . . huge, roll-out freezer . . . freeze-n-store ice service ... swing-' out vegetable bin . . . foot , pedal door opening . . . and( many other deluxe G-E features! SALE $628 Regular $700 xxoulU GJW fr". in. high SAVE !.', CTgr l On TM..1S Cu. Ft. j A 'jll II Refrigerator-Freezer i r I, J? -. s ZL n ? " - ' I I . Combination r . Reaular $550 1 , . . . ; . ,'Vti; 13 cu. Refrigerator- Freezer Combination Same as one shown on right, but not as .deluxe SALE '448 Regular $480 , SAVE ......... '2800 Remember . . at HAPCO you get the BIGGEST TRADE-IN ALLOW ANCE! Well give you more for your present appliance , and this allowance is SUBTRACT ED from the low sale prices! (Our prices are not "with trade" prices.) o 5 E. MAIN ASHLAND ft I Big reductions . . . Phonographs at Close-Out Prices! Top of the . Line . . . - '59 (E-E WASHER Here it is . ... General Electric's most magnificent '59 washer. It has Filter-Flo, 5-cycle console-key controls, finest trim and all the features you'd want! KEBXUCEIO) $3200 Regular $310 . . . SALE $278 anm4A 3 - MATCHING G-E DRYER SAVE 40 Regular SALE .... $268 . $228 ft 40-INCH RANGE Regular $240 $198 SALE r"'"' . .-i. i Buy for Xmas now on low Big in every way except price! This de- convenient credit terms. , luxe General Electric" range has big oven, timer, removable oven door, no- t drip top, push-button controls . . . at the lowest price ever! ' SMCIAlfSrS IN HOMfWAffSf 245 S. Central at 10th" Nov. 8 at the home of Or- ville's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
