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Women Urged To
Go Into Politics
Washington (UPD Dorothy
McCulIogh Lee, chairman of
the Subversive Activities
Control board, urged women
today to shed their "fears,
timidity and inhibitions" and
plunge into politics where
they are "greatly" needed.
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SIADY COVE-TRAIL
rojects Announced
Jhady Cove-Trail - The
gidy Cove PTA met Jan. 11
i the school cafeteria and
loir capes and a fund for
jditional books were decided
jon as the year's projects,
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Ex-Sfafe Supreme
Court Member Dies
Eugene - (UPD - Lawrence T.
Harris, 86, for nine years a
member of the Oregon Su
preme court, died Thursday.
He had been hospitalized for
several weeks.
Harris served on the Su
preme court from 1915 until tect of a Room Mother" and
1924. Later he joined a Eu-How May the Room Moth
gene law firm. rs Help the Teachers."
He was born in Albany and Refreshments were served
attended the University the sixth grade room
Oregon. He got his law degreWhers At the next meet.
from the University of Michim . February a Founders
fnniVT ereUDDay program will be held
til 1905 he was named a cu . . . .
supper s tarting at 6 p.m.
with the meeting to follow
at 7:30. The executive com
mittee will serve and Mrs.
William Shepherd will make
and decorate the Founders
Day cake.
All women in the Shady
Cove and Elk-Trail area who
are interested in joining a
Mother-singers group to sing
at the Parents and Teachers
convention this spring in Med
ford may contact Mrs. Wayne
Ash, Trail, or Mrs. Dave
Bergren, Shady Cove, for
further information. The first
meeting of this group was
held Jan. 19 at the Shady
Cove schoolhouse.
cuit judge.
Seattle is the largest halib
port in the world.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Perry,
Trail, made a trip to Leban
on, Ore. where they visited
with Mr. Perry's father, T. S.
Perry, who is confined to the
hospital there with severe
burns of face and hand which
he suffered while doing elec
trical wiring. He is doing
well and expects to be out
of the hospital in about 10
days.
Guide Helps Publiito
Identify 'Bait' Sellig
Mrs. Emily Carlson, Rose
ville, Calif., is spending a
few days visiting with her
brother-in-law and sister, Dr.
and Mrs. Howard Morgan,
Shady Cove.
Cheryl Barlow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Barlow,
Elk-Creek, Trail, is confined
to the Osteopathic hospital in
Medford for treatment of a
broken leg. The injury oc
curred last Friday evening
when Cheryl attended a skat
ing party sponsored by the
Young People's group of the
Trail Community church at
the Ashland Skating rink.
She is expected to return
home in a few days.
The regular meeting of the
Shady Cove Home Extension
unit was held Jan. 19 at the
home, of Mrs. J o h n Loper,
Trail. The project was salad
making, with the Leaders,
Mrs. Loper and Mrs. Troy
Whitehurst, conducting the
lesson. Fifteen members were
present. The next meeting
will be held Tuesday, Feb; 16
at the home of Mrs. Dick
Pfeifer, Shady Cove. The
project for that meeting will
be "Synthetic Fabrics and
Fibers," with the project lead
ers to be Mrs. John Lowery
and Mrs. Frank Linden. All
ladies in the community are
invited to attend.
The new pastor and his
wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Glenn
Suiter and their 16-month-old
son, David, are in residence
at the parsonage next to the
Assembly of God church in
Shady Cove. The family came
here from Seattle, where
Rev. Suiter graduated from
the Northwest Bible college.
lne four-point guide re
cently issued by the federal
trade commission to help
business and the public iden
tify and avoid "bait" adver
tising and "switch" selling,
has been hailed by Don Mc
Neil, manager of the Jackson
County Chamber of Com
merce. The merchandising scheme,
which reputable merchants
have been fighting for years,
involves advertising a popu
lar product at a low price
simply to lure customers to
respond, McNeil explained.
Salesmen then do their best
to avoid selling the bargain
bait and to switch the would
be buyer to higher priced
merchandise, which is fre
quently over-priced, he said.
Commenting on the FTC
Guide, McNeil "said:
Extensive Publicity
"Because extensive pub
licity has alerted many con
sumers to the earmarks of
'bait,' some operators have
refined their technique so as
to freely sell the bait item
and switch later. The 'switch'
may be subtly performed
right after the sale, by drop
ping a few remarks about the
limitations of the product
purchased. It may not occur
until a few weeks later, when
a follow-up call is made and
the customer expresses her
dissatisfaction with what she
bought. At this point she may
be an easy mark for a switch
to the higher priced article.
"According to the stand
ards established by the Guide,
advertisers must not: (1) offer
a product for sale when the
offer is not a bona fide one;
2) misrepresent a product in
an advertisement with the in
tention of later switching cus
tomers to other merchandise i
by disclosing the truth about
the advertised product; (3)
discourage the purchase of ad
vertised merchandise as part
of a bait scheme to sell other
merchandise; or (4) in the
event of a sale of the adver
tised product, attempt to 'un
sell' the product with the in
tention of selling other mer
chandise in its stead.
"Bait advertising is defined
in the new Guide as an 'allur
ing but insincere offer to sell
a product or service which
the advertiser in truth does
not intend or want to sell. Its
purpose is to switch consum
ers from buying the adver
tised merchandise in order to
sell somethirelse, usually
at a higher, ft or on a ba
sis more advgeous to the
advertiser. Tlprimary aim
of a bait advisement is to
obtain leads ao persons in
terested in bug merchan
dise of the tyl advertised,"
McNeil said, j
A copy of tlfederal trade
commission We Against
Bait Advertise may be se
cured upon di request to
the commissiq offices in
Washington, Dj he added.
Ted Gamble Rejoins
Transamerica Board
San Francisco -(UPD- Trans
america Corp. announced
Thursday that Ted R. Gam
ble Portland, businessman and
former assistant to the U.S.
secretary of the treasury, has
rejoined Transamerica's board
of directors.
Gamble served on the board
from February, 1954, until
the corporation was reor
ganized in 1958. He was re
elected at the monthly meet
ing, bringing board member
ship to 14.
He heads Gamble enter
prises in Portland.
The United States division
of forestry was established in
1880.
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FILES FLIGHT DEATH SUIT
New York-(UPD-Mrs. Lillian
R. Greenwald of Chicago filed
suit Thursday for $250,000
damages for the death of her
husband in a plane crash. The
husband, Herbert Greenwald,
53, was killed in the Ameri
can Airlines plane that
crashed into the East River,
near La Guardia Airport, in
February, 1959.
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