Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 14, 1959, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextA-TOO IATI TO CLASSIFY WANTED TO RENT tandem axle truck to haul scrap iron. Contact . jut. rayne, ytx. union 9-UU or union 9-2202. prospect. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL on Wood. Prompt delivery. UL 5-1014, FOR SALE: Farm lumber. aDDrox 3 H ft New 1" rough lumber. 110 for the pile. SP 3-1653. FOR SALE Dry Walnuts. 25c lb. SP 3-2503. 1707 S. Columbus. FOR RENT small 1 bdrm. furn. house. Central Point. Clean, mod- era, $50. Call at 36 Cedar St, Central Point. NO 4-2540. FOR SALE 1953 FORD 2-dr. Stick or overdrive. SP 3-4649. WANTED Camping equipment. sporting goods or boat. Contact Mr. Payne, Ph. union 9-2220 or UNTon 9-2202, Prospect. FOR SALE Rummage. 1707 S. Columbus. SP 3-2503. FOR SALE Roasting hens White Rocks, 1-yr. old, $1-20 ea- or $1.50 dressed. KE 5-1204 or KE- 5-2360. FOR SALE $1200 first mortgage secured oy ileal Estate, wul dis count. Call SP 2-2674. FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE su burban 3-bdrm. home, completely rum., tor large new trailer home. FOR RENT Fum. apt. - & small nouse. au elect, carport. 819 . rracn. FOR RENT Small house. Clean. Permanent residents only. 127 Al mond. 45 water and garbage pd. Inquire KE 5-2285. FOR- RENT Large unfurn. house, $75. Ph. eve. SP 2-2574. 1125 Ni- ntic. FOR SALE Maytag wringer wash er and 2-burner hot plate. SP-3-1287. FOR RENT Furn. apt. East side. SP 3-5969 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE Ivorv chrome dinette set, club chair, ottoman, occasion al chair and wrought iron swivel tv stand, ta B-wai . FOR SALE Large Guernsey springer neiier. m 3-zaaa. FOR SALE '50 Chev. pickup, $230. UL 0-1205. FOR SALE 1 cord black oak 16' $18.50. SP 3-1409. . DELIVERED BULL SERVICE YOUNG, WELL BRED BULLS . ANGUS HEREFORD HOLSTEIN GUERNSEY XZ 8-2066 SP 3-2527 L. Keith Walker WILL TRADE good '51 Pontiac for best house trailer ouerea. uls- 1014. FOR SALE: Almost new trombone with case. Child won't play & I Can't. SP 3-3268. FOR RENT 2-bdrm. home, How ard School district. SP 2-7251. FOR SALE. Girl's bike, 26". nearly new. $23. Boy's bike, 26", balloon tires, $15. of Z-51U3. SANTA Still has a few appoint. . xnents available for Dec. 14th thru 18th. NO 4-1748 SP 3-4400, REDWOOD PLANTER TUBS, plant tub walkers, copper pans, glazed flower pots, pot stands.. Monarch Seed tc Ftsed Co. Downtown Store. WANTED: Customers at the Bilmar Restaurant at 6th & Ivy. Break fast, lunches & dinners. Open 6:30 ajn. to 8 pjn. week days, 10 ajn. to 6 p.m. Sun. Delicious waffles & hotcakea served all day. TIME TO" PUT ON Dormant Clean up Spray. Get from Monarch seed ec t eea to. aom b tores. AERO SNOW. White, Pink, Blue. Fireplace crystals. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. NOTICE Tree topping, fruit tree pruning, shrubbery pruning of au kinds. SP 2-5376. WITHROW. BIRD BATHS, Lawn Figures, Imi tation Flowers. Many - other items. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Downtown Store. 'PET SUPPLIES. Everything for your pets' Xmas. Monarch Seed c Feed Co. SAWDUST for burners S&H green stamps , MEDFORD FUEL . Tel. SP 2-2111 HUMMING BIRD FEEDERS, wild bird feeders, bird foods. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE A truckload of White & Silver Tip Christmas Trees at Colestin Springs. Ore. or co Box 156. Hilts. Calif. - -. PEONY ROOTS. Red. Pink, White. Plant now. Monarch Seed Sc Feed ' Co. Downtown Store. REDWOOD SIDING. 8" V rustic land 10" beveled. $80 M. WESTS IDE LUMBER 924 Summit Ave. SP 2-2559 HOLLY. Mistletoe. Wreaths, Swags for Xmas decorations. Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co. Downtown Store. "OIL TO BURN" MOBIL HEAT S&H Green Stamps, too. MEDFORD FUEL CO. Call SP 2-2111 BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. 20c each. Mall Tribune Office. 3; N. Fir ROSE BUSHES. They make a fine . gift. Over 50 varieties to choose from. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Downtown Store. fT AUTOMATIC VA I Electric Blanket V I or Sheet 1 -.Ssi Automatic control pre- I !S:iSi3ia-' warms bed to warmth . I , w t you select ... maintains . I v - f -1 constant warmth all Jti i , -through the night. Three I - J ' ? v colors. Layaway now. ' Mlf V - fQfcS Priced from ) f TROWBRIDGE & FLYI1I1 214 West Main Street Phone SP 3-6241 BIG Y APPLIANCE CENTER Phone SP 3-3052 (Eisenhower Faces Severe Test in Role Off Peace Champion at Paris Meeting Br PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor President Eisenhower this week leaves behind the pomp, pageantry and adulation of millions of Asians for an even more exacting assignment in his role as champion of peace. As he moves to Paris and a meeting of the Western sum' mit, peace still will be his theme. But this time it must be applied to the United States' West European " Allies whose unity is threatened as it' probably has been at no time since the end of World War II, It was a flower-strewn- path Matthews Elected Safely Council Ralph Matthews, s'uperin- tendent of transportation, Medford public schools, was elected president of the Med ford Safety council Friday at a meeting at the Rogue Val ley Country club. He suc ceeds C. D. Larson. Other officers elected were R. J. Tetreault, - vice presi dent; Greg Orr, treasurer; Russ Jamison, secretary; and Air Force Sgt. Buford and Paul Bettiol, board of dir ectors. Installation of officers will be held at the annual awards banquet Friday, Jan. 29, at 6:30 p.m. at the country club. Speaker will be Chief of Po lice Vernon Murdoch Jr., Roseburg, who will report on community cooperation fol lowing the August explosion and fire. Tickets are available from Safety Council members. Members of the awards committee of the council will meet Tuesday,1 Dec. 15, at the Elks Club dining room to make final decisions of recipients of safety awards for 1959, Berry Bighim, chairman, announced. Under consideration will be those individuals or firms who have been recommended to the committee. Awards to be considered are Saved-A-Life, industrial safety, traffic safety, and dis tinguished citizen safety. F Hawaii Volcano In Ninth Eruption Volcano, Hawaii -flJPD- K11- aiiea. Tlri Volcano eruoted for eight and one-half hours Sun- davl sboutih? a fountain of lava 700 feet into the air: : It was the ninth eruption Since the volcano roared into action several weeks ago. The eighth outburst, which ended Friday, lasted 19 hours and 20 minutes. A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY BLOX BLOX BLOX 2-foot and under Bi( double or single loads S&H irreen stamps MEDFORD FUEL Tel. SP 2-2111 Lumber Worth the Money. FARMERS LUMBER CO. Baraett & Riverside, SP 2-5462 SPECIAL WHITE OAK, 2 cords S36. Try our .fragrant Laurel wood with the blue flame for Christmas Cheer. UL 5-1014. Give Cozy, Luxurious Warmth with a WESTINGHOUSE that Eisenhower trod ' last week. Hfe carried only one message his own and the United States' desire and de- Greater Unity Seen for Oregon Democrat Party Salem - (DPD - State Demo cratic Chairman - Robert Straub of Eugene said Satur day night he sensed "new ex citement" and a feeling of greater unity in the party. Straub, who was honored at a dinner here, said a basic problem facing the Demo cratic State Central Commit tee was lack of funds. He said the party would need $50,000 before the 1960 general elec tion. Critical of Hatfield Straub also was critical of Gov. Mark Hatfield for what he termed the "woeful lack of leadership." Democrats earlier Saturday voted to oppose a sales tax in any form. A similar resolu tion was passed by the Central Committee last April. They also voted to suggest to the state delegation to the nation al convention that the person who gets the highest number of votes be automatically named acting chairman. The suggestion went on to say that the acting chairman call dele gates together within three weeks to name a permanent delegation chairman. Wail Street Chatter , New York OJPB Expect no easing in the current credit stringency as long as the gen eral business boom is still in process, says the Value Line investment survey. Moreover, it points out, be cause of the usual six-to-eight month lag between money market changes and their im pact upon home building, any action to increase the availability of mortgage funds would probably have little effect on housing activity be fore the1 end of next year at the earliest." An early display of wisdom from the disappointing ex perience of 1959 should mean a favorable ' atmosphere for oil shares in 1960, Oil Statis tics Co., tells its readers. "Meanwhile, we are optimis tic that many leading oils will continue to join in the tradi tional December-January bull market." Reynolds & Co. notes that American Steel Foundries shares ' continue to represent an attractive investment situa tion, embracing interesting long-term capital gain possi bilities, in addition to worth while income return. OIL OFFICER DIES Elizabeth, N. J. -UPD- James J. Mooney, 45, head of marine service for the Esso Standard Oil Refinery at Bayonne, N. J., died Sunday of injuries suffer ed in an auto accident Dec. 4. Monday, Dee. 14, 1959 termination for world peace, Governments from Rome, through Ankara, Karachi, Ka bul and New Delhi might have preferred a firmer line from the touring President of the United States, a definition in terms of dollars, military aid and binding agreements. Adorations Mount But whatever the leaders might have desired, there was no denying the response of millions whose adorations mounted in direct proportion to their poverty and fears. For example, New Delhi . . . - "Food family friend ship . . . and freedom," he told them, are mightier weapons for peace than all the armies and bombs. The gigantic throng's' roar of approval was proof of the responsive chord he struck. ' This was the Eisenhower formula. . This was how he projected his image upon millions of Asians as a man dedicated to pulling the world out of a morass of fear, bitterness and suspicion. It drew from the ' usually reserved Prime Minister Ja waharlal Nehru: "You have found an echo in the hearts of our millions and I hope and believe your coming here will be a blessing to us and a blessing to all." To Meet Khrushchev And it was on this basis that Eisenhower intended to meet Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev a self - appointed but no longer generally ac cepted spokesman" for the backward nations and the have-nots. " This was the first phase of the 11-nation Eisenhower tour which would extend on through Tehran and Athens, and wind up finally in Paris. Its success as a psychologi cal weapon against expanding communism certainly . could not have been anticipated dur ing the planning stages in Washington. And certainly it has not left GOTO 0033888 When They Are SAUITOriE Dry Cleaned by NU-WAY CLEANERS e Our special Semitone Dry Cleaning floats away oil the dirt . . . brightens colors. e Our Soft-Set Finish restores the springy softness of the fibres, so fabric feels like new. Each garment is hand-blocked to original size comes back a perfect fit. Why risk anything less? Call us today. Try Our Custom Laundered Shirts Fit Better Feel Better Look Better . H. 601 E. Main St. I u 9 Moscow unaware of the gains the President has made. Enters Uncertain Orbit This week when Eisenhow er boards the U. S. cruiser Des Moines and heads west ward across the Mediterran ean, he leaves the orbit of the little man and heads into a far more uncertain one. In Paris, he meets with President Charles " de Gaulle of France and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Great Britain in a conference wide ly heralded as a prelude to a meeting at the summit with Khrushchev in the spring. Here the man who won the hearts of Asian millions as a champion of peace must call forth all his noted talents to heal a dangerously widening breach. It is a conflict of person alities and national interests which have allowed the 'North Atlantic Treaty Alliance to weaken as fear of aggressive communism has declir ed. Storm center is de Gaulle. Singles Out France ' - U. S. Chief of Staff Gen. Nathan F. Twining put the finger squarely on France last week as the core of mounting NATO weakness. in London, mounting an noyance with de Gaulle led one influential newspaper to suggest it is time for Britain to pull out of NATO alto gether and to fall back upon its commonwealth and U. S. ties. " . NATO headquarters itself has said that only West Ger man troops now provide NATO's first line defenses in the West, that others could not be relied upon and that failure to meet commitments soon will, if it already has not, leave NATO incapable of ful filling its role in case of at tack. Of all the NATO nations who agreed in principle to the establishment of U. S. atomic capable missile bases on their soil, the only ones to do so are Britain, Italy and Turkey. PHONE SP 2-9169 Free Parking' Right at the Doorl D. CHRISTENSEN Ph. SP 2-9169 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 15-LIGHT INDOOR MULTIPLE SETS sale 1.97 f regularly 2.57 Quality "Imperial" set. Each light burns independently if one goes out, others stay light ed. Multi-colors. ' OLD SPICE SHAVE KIT By Shulton . . . 4 ounce After- Shave Lo tion and 3 oz. Talcum. G i f t boxed. 200 plus tax DREAMY CHENILLE DUSTERS & ROBES Prices Start at Lovely chenille robe and dusters in assorted styles. Sizes 12 to 20. Shop and compare these thrilling Newberry Values! Buy for yourself, for gala gifts. AND iKIVOf' i '5 Mm 1 SF - ft il J 6 SPOOLS RAYON DEL-TYE RIBBON sale 67c regularly 98c 330 -feet of Del-Tye rayon curling gift' tie ribbon in self dispenser box. 316" wide. As sorted colors. Men's white DRESS SHIRTS Reg. 2.98 2488 Open Monday Thro Friday HI Si Handsomely, tailored shirts of high count, Sanforized broadcloth. Popular style, with short stub collar, but ton cuffs. Sizes: 14 to 16;' sleeves 32-35 long. Real values at our low prices. p.nti SIXTH AND jar j 1 feK? KS yfr: ' 3 ROLLS OF GAY GIFT WRAP sale 67c regularly $1.00 Assorted Christmas designs. 20' wide paper. 3 rolls each 10' long. DRINK&WET BIG 25" DOLL Life size, fully jointed vinyl with molded hair, moving eyes. Dressed in shirt and pants. Drinks & wets. Has her own plastic bot tle. PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS At Newberrys Order early from our won derfully wide assortments.. Christmas Cards Printed Buy your Christmas cards at our regular low price and we will print your name in gold or black for this small ex tra charge. 25 CARDS .... $1.00 2c each additional card 50 CARDS ; $1.50 75 CARDS $2.00 100 CARDS $2.50 7," Reg. $4.77 BOUDOIR AHD OCCASIONAL LAf.lPS EXCITING VALUES at W hard-to-beat low price! New lamps with lots of style and charm to light up your dress ing table, use on desk, night table, phone stand. Simulated white milk glass or novelty colored glass. bases, with tai lored or feminine style washable shades. Buy for your own home, for gifts. CENTRAL MEDFORD'S 1 f OR CUFF LINKS IN METAL GIFT BOX 88c Handsome selection for men, women many with colorful stones. Gold, silver color. . Plus 10 Fed. tax SEAMLESS NYLONS Reg. 98c 67e IS- denier nylon in fresh streak-free colors: Red, Fox, Suntone, Beige. 8Vi-ll. QUILTED-LINED CAR COATS 348 Reg. 3.98 Sheen' Gabardine, cotton cord. Orion pile trimmed hood. Zipper. Girls' 4-14. $($98 to BARGAIN CORNER ft