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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1960)
o c o OS3 00 o 0 (3 CJ O. CC3 COO 0 Ou 03 0 O 0 CD o. 0 O t ) 0 CD o 0 Trf t "tttbri'WevSt stattmr'' - er'lon approaching) t h eUevidenee of date oT Hvrtfl for 8.B8S-TV,o.edfad. le Dro-'cial !ecunlv retirement age himself and any dependents -,! is a rjle Monday atlsnou,m aJ"er social 110: 1W ftm n Thej "DattWIr" Xeries fea. (fiifet different Sgyncies'"vf Crtfl'i foveYnment, with ke efflriaisi rfeportiQg) on men subject as property tax ation, new stattv laws on mi swatory labor, and riisrriminm ion to housing and hiring of older workers. Producer and moderator for the series wilt be Bob Richttr, who will discu.-u with Gov. Hatfield the business of run ning state government in Ore gon. Hatfield will talk about proposal! for reorganizing the government, pros and cons of increased taxes, and the varied roles in which he serves as the state's chief executive. The programs were origin ally telecast and kinescoped by the state-owned education al channel, KOAC-TV in Cor vallis, a part of the general extension division, state sys ten of higher education. OPEN HOUSE! 2971 Juniper Ave. In Westwood Subdivision Sunday Noon 'Til 7:00 I 'Wgjy SHEET METAL CO. I j0 S2 Oil G. si Unti I fkW ELECTRIC jlMk WATER HEATER I I K I nlllll ' ML 'in9'e Laundry Trayi $12.95 t I Trw mllII lll U,,d 'a,h,ub "ch $20.00 M Classified business and servi Directory Firms and Individuals Specializing to Save You Time and Money! AsphoK end Cement Paving ASPHALT PAVING Drivewayi. motals, parking areai. mUl yards, roada and industrial floors, free Itimatea. Work guaranteed Rftfua Rivar Paving Co. Phona P a-an.n ullding and Construction Frte estimates for all typea building & concrete work. Call TA 6-4256 StMODEL, Texturing. Taping Call NORDWICK 124 R 8th BP 2-2413 TW 9-1547 evea ADDITIONS REMODELING New construcUon. Hour or contract. Free estimates. MARTIN The Carpenter SP 3-5243 SP 3-63B2 Carpet Cleaning aDftRbTST7EADING-Ruf & Furniture cleaners IP 3-2533 511 Mary St. Chain Saws McCulloch Chain Saw Co. 1617 N. Riverside SP 3-6300 Re conditioned saws & saws for rent railing & Bucking Supplies. Chain saw sales servic! 1321 N. Riverside. SP 2-7538 Lombard Chain Saws Orafoa chain General Bars Rentals. Repairs on all sawa. Electric ShavrSric( ElStTRIC SHAVER a C1PPER SERVICE Guaranteed Service & part on all makea Closed Monday 114 E Uth SP 2-4B53 - Fuel B & B WOOD SALES Log ends whole or spilt. TA 6-4749 TA 6-4S53 KEEP the kids busy. 2x4 clean dry J planer blocks, 24" long. Ideal buitdlna blocks or wood. Imme diate delivery. MAC'S FUEL SP 3-1653 SAWMILLSLAB WOOD Planer shavings for stock beds. Sawdust Old New for gardena. Sawdust for (furnaces. Dairy barn manure. KE 5-HW4 SUMMER PRICES f HI e red fir slabs II- 16 . 18-24" lengths PHELPS FUEL CO. SP 3-5878 WOOD OAK & I,5JIREL CUT ANY LENOTII Call days or eves. l 5-1041 or UL 51006 GOOD, DRY PLANIi)BLOX U-haul. Big trailer or pickup load. S2. SP 3-1653 ' Gloss Specialists In Auto Glass GLASS Window p'.aji. mirrors. FARRELLS GLASfJERVlCE lh ti Ftnnt P 3-1058 Grcjite and Tap Soil TOP ROIL Rich sandy loam. Granite, creek run guvel fill dtPrompt de llvsrv. GoM foeVnt'e on all orders Chas. Benne'H. J)P 2-25jj. TOP SOIL, Gravei.Cranlta and Fill. Loaders St Dump Trucks for rent A L. "Tex' NASH. Ph. SP J-4317 Ml S Hwv. 99. Medford. 6fi If I T E CRUSHjrOS. PIT RU LOADED OR DlU.SVtKt.u R G. "BOB" LULL MJ-4.81 1 a answer eall NO 4-2971. flXatfeear Creek too soil Creel run gravel Crushed and pit rurr granite 2 yd diesel loader ai 10 yn dump truck for hire. JIM NUNES KB S-164J kUi u.mc "(ir! iiiunius u-1 fore reaching retiremeril) age,; t?w?3rd B. Jaobson, district manager of the Jisdford dtst rict office, saidJYiday. "Inquire before youretire" (i-) theme we have netin em phasing) for several months nciw lie) said. An early in- quiry can spctct delivery of tile first social security check) which U of vi!a! interest to both the retiring person and the Social Security adminis tration. A retiring Individual should file a claim for benefits two to three months before retire ment. He or she can apply be fore actually stopping work. The advance filing will allow time to get information and evidence necessary to estab lish entitlement before the first check is due. Provide Evidence The first time an individual calls at the social security of fice, it is advisable to provide 3 3 Granite and Top Soil CRUSHED ROCK.'SAND--4 GRAVEL M. C. LININGER SONI Call SP 3-7555 GRANITE Loading or Delivering iuiiua a wu.miri luil. Ph. NO 4-1489 TOP SOIL, crushed rock, sand V gravel creek run Mason s sand Vou pick up, or delivered. Bateman Si Son. SP 2-2464 Garden Work BARNYARD FERTILIZER You haul or call Les Gilman. NO 4-2976 or NO 4-1518 GARDEN ROTOTILLING" No job too small. Call KE 5-2319 SAWDUST for GARDENS OLD or NEW Naumes Equipment at Fuel SP 3-6297 Heating COOL TOP Oil burning floor furnace. KENNEDY FUEL OIL 922 Boardman at Kennet Hydraulic Jacks HYDRAULIC JACKSERVIC Hyd. jacks repaired, guaranteed. NEW & REBUILT JACKS For Sale or Rent. 1313 N Riverside SP 2-944a Income Taxe 35gors" farmers, wage earners. small firms 28 yeara experience Reasonable Opposite Puker Mo tel 1238 N Riverside. SP 2-6092 Oil Burner Service SPARK- OIL BURNING-HEATEM 922 Boardman KENNEDY furl on, Painting X-PERT PAINTING Interior & exterior. Free estim.-ttep. Honest advice. 15 years experience. SP 3-3182 SPRAY painting, roofa. bouses, gen eral painting. Free Estimates Sullivan Bros, 219 S Ivy Phone SP 2-9851. Interior Exterior. Brush Spray. 15 yrs. experience. Rets. Estimates. KE 5-2524. FAINTING Brush or (sjray Free est'mates and terms A Q Murphy Ph SP 2-8595 PASTRY ALPHA'S PIES rV" wholesale St retail. Homemade bread. 334 S. Grape. SP 2-5985. Pests and Termite Control CASCADE RODENT Ik PEST CONTROL For control A: extermination of all rodents, try SUPER Mole At Gopher Bait. 30 yrs. eicrrience in Government. InfojW. 9th SP2-B07J LOYD TERMITE CONTROL Locallv owned. Yoyr protection Is our business. Fo (omition work. 26 vrs. exp , 16 yrsMocaily KEjJ13fi2 or SP 2-7598 FOR FREE INSPECTIONS Call SP 3-5127 CONTINENTAL TERMITE l PEST CONTROL " "TERMITES Call Paramount Pest Control lnpct before buying SP-97gl Plumbing ,0- ("Valley plumbing f-stfst rel 2101 w. Maia TEST RELIABItP 4ERVITE se-who ngVt be el(g)ble for ueiinus. x-roui 01 earnings in the past year. Form W-2 if he works for a salary, or a ciciby of last ;or's tax return if he is self-employed, will also be. q needed, Jacobson said. Submitting this evidence on the first visit may make fu- ture contact unnecessary. The social security office will be able to advise just what other evidence ; needed, If any, he added Persons who have stopped working before reaching the social security retirement age should make application two or three months before reach ing that age. Jacobson advised i n d 1 v 1 duals over the retirement age of (15 for men or 62 for wom en to contact the social secur ity office even though they don't plan to retire soon. Such a worker will be able to se cure valuable information about his status under social security and the effect of present and future earnings on his retirement plans. He stressed that the advance filing of claims helps speed the delivery of the first social security check. More Technical Writers Needed Chicago -(Science Servicel About 66,000 technical writ ers will be needed in this country by 1970 if the amount of technical information re quired In the Space Age con tinues at its current rate. This estimate of writer de mand in commercial, industri al, institutional, government and military establishments by the end of the current dec ade was made by officials of the Chrysler Corporation Mis sile division el the national convention here of the Soci ety of Technical Writers and Editors. Chrysler's R. L. Cummins reported that manuals are an essential part of the nation's weapons system and without them "the bird cannot fly." So important have technical articles and publications be come, it was pointed out, that the technical publications in dustry already has a gross an nual volume of $4 billion and employs more than 35,000 writers. Caracas, Venezuela - Angel falls in Venezuela is believed to be the world's highest falls. It is 3,312 feet high, IS times the height of Niagara falls. Pump Service ESKRIDGEPUMP"SERVIcr Pumps are our only business. NO 4-1 179 Radio I TV Repair True View RADIO TV James A. Rodger SERVICE sp 2-9 sa Roofing ROOFING. SIDING. PAINTS Free estimatea. 1007 financing EKERSON PAINT i ROOFING 619 E. Jackson. SP 3-3631 Oldest Roofing Co In So. Oregon ROOFING and fencing of all kinda kooi coating tree estimatea PAR ROOF t FENCE CO 111 N Kir SP 2-246! Radiator Service DALE "NEWMAN'S Medford Radiator Servi 205 W 8th at Grape SP 2-7572 Servkes and Repoirt "SAW FILING LAWN-MbWEiT sharpening 8c adjusting. PAUL SMITH. 839 W 13th, Medford. SP 2-8B20 Septic Tank Septic Tanks Drain Fields Irrigation ditches. Free estimates. TA 6-414J MITCHELL SEPTIC SERVI C E Tanits cleaned & repaired Fielda Uud New InsulalUons KE 5-2700 SANITATION SERVICE (Licenced & Bonded) Darrell Fanss Orv Conklln WE PRECAST SEPTIC TANKS 520. 750. 900. 1000. 1250-eal Fields Installed Tanks Pumped L.UW LUSI I-UN ANCINti SP 3-2191. 2870 Crater Lake Hwy Tractor Work SEPTIC TANKS, trenching, field tile. Dependable bervlce. Reason. able Rales. NO 4-2902. eyetvjngs, GARDEN ROTOVATIrJC Trenching and skip loading. Glen Ia, Kier. Kfc. 5-Miij. PLOWING. LEVELING with Carryall. Free estimates. Call HI 6-3048 after 6 p.m. Tree Service Ray-chambf.rlin treeserv" ICE Complete tree service by expert tree surgeons Guaranteed sausiaction Kcasonsoie pnci Licensed At tnsurrd SP 2-8052 Washing Machines Q Parte 8t Repairs on home laundry equip nenoix raris aervice LARSON APPLIANCE SP2-5302 Well Drilling ROGUE VALLEY-DRlLCTNG(To" Reliable and experienced Fast, modern equipment Terms Phone SP 2-7372. 815 Shafer lana. oU Kings JIwt Q SHULTS avOS W"ell drilling and punqtsscrvtce. Wa strive to please eveM one Days SP 3-4141 or SP 2-4144. Eves SP 2-5669 CRATER WELL DRILLING 3061 Crater Lake Ave SP 2-20SS FHA termaon wells and pumpa CRIBBLE WELL DRILLING 301 5th Ave . Gold Hill Ph UL 5-1328 COFF BROTHER. Well Drillers Fxpenenred and reliable SAH Green Stamps Office, SUklynu Hist. W Main SP3-S03 Evas. -'02 fi0 by n-llCl OOO O- O TtW' t -eerltus C.tultaSl o o cum ' I ' II "' 111 1 'Aiirormslitf, Found W'.thoul SigruKanr) 1 (recently rficvived some i iters which interest me much because they call atrj4o pay his bill; and it may tcntion to one of trie greatest" even cause her to sue him. It problems for a doctor - to ' may cause her and her family know when the peculiarity he has just found, perhaps in an x-ray film, has nothing i to do with producing the pa- lwit I : i.vmp- toms. Actual ly, if I were asked by the Dean of a Medical School to help him pick a really great teacher, I would look for a man Alvarez who. time and time again, I heard saying to his assistants, "Pay no attention to that gall stone or that puckered duo denum (supposed to show an ulcer), or those many diver ticula (little pouches) on the colon, or that highly movable kidney; they are entirely silent and harmless; the only trouble with this poor woman is that she has discovered that her husband has a mis tress." For many years I have been saying that the most impor tant course that ought to be added to the curriculum of a medical school should be one on recognizing easily and quickly all those conditions which, in a given case, have nothing to do with the pa tient's illness. Why do 1 feel so strongly about this? Be cause so often I am grieved to see a patient turned against his or her fine and sensible old family doctor by the sup posedly important finding that some new doctor thinks the old one missed. In many cases the old one either knew it was there or he didn't care if it was, because he knew so well that the patient's troubles were all due to nervousness or anxiety, or unhappiness. Rarely Mentions It As I said, this week I re ceived several letters from people who felt I should write a column scolding doctors who miss finding some congenital abnormality such as an extra rib in the neck. Several times a year I see someone with a "cervical" extra rib, but I rarely mention it to the per son, because his or her symp toms are not such as could possibly be due to pressure of the extra rib on arteries or nerves. The rib is only a harm less and accidental finding, like an extra little finger on one hand. The finding of rich a pecu liarity by a physician with out much experience, know ledge, wisdom and honesty Siskiyou Prints Largest Editi Ashland The largest edi tion in the history of the cam pus newspaper at Southern Oregon college waa published this month with a 10 page special election edition, ac cording to Siskiyou Advisor Hugh G. Simpson. SOC students have edited the weekly Siskiyou for 33 years, and this is the largest paper ever published, he said. The Siskiyou is printed by Iverson Printing company, Ashland, and owner Wally Iverson praised the students on the publication of the 10 page edition saying, "Editor Marilyn Alter and her staff are to be commended on the fine work they did on this issue, the ease with which their copy flowed through our shop, and on their excellent publication." A large section of the paper dealt with campus elections, allowing space for comment by all candidates. Coverage of the visit to the campus by Senator John F. Kennedy also took prominence in the edition. Members of the Siskiyou staff are editor, Marilyn Al ter, Klamath Falls; business manager, Dean Walsh. Sandy; news editor, Myrna Pfnister, Medford; feature editor, Wally Gober, Klamath Falls; instruc tional assistant, Bill Black, Ashland; circulation manager, Marjorie Tarn, Hawaii; sports editor, John Nolen, Klamath Falls, and photographer, Jer0 Taylor, Ashland F&R aatvJ Br MEDFORD, OREGON STORE BUILDING AND APABTMENlG Aeartmenf -turimhsd. vacant far aaw ewnarl Stare rente'. A9 fULL PRltr $22,500. Q Consider eut-eft lata preptraf) A meTTjaies r contracts as cto payment. V OWNER, NORMA BEAVER 11M .J -.1 A. a"...a A.. . B . V-' A 1 alal ejp ii'niuwva reni can do harm in several ways; il Idll IdUSe a WUIIldll lu iuwt angriw on her home aocior. y It may cause her to refuse and friends to become disgus- ted with and distrustful of all doctors. Finally, it may lead the woman into a needless and useless or even disastrous operation. Unstable ttereous System For instance; the last wom an I saw who was operated on for a cervical rib, was just delighted when it was found. Other doctors had told her what I feel was true, namely, that she had apparently in herited an unstable and un happy nervous system as her small share of her mother's insanity. But she hated this diagnosis, and naturally was thrilled and delighted when her young surgeon told her that her troubles were all due to a "cervical rib that every one else had missed." When her old family doctor brought her to me, 1 agreed with him that her tendency to regurgi tate her food and to ache and hurt all over her body could not be due to the rib. She had no trace of the symptoms that, in rare cases, are produced by an extra rib. But the wom an demanded the operation. Unfortunately, working in a ticklish field where anything can happen, even her able surgeon bruised some nerves, and thereby produced almost constant and agonizing pain down one arm. As a result of a year of this, the woman went into a bad nervous breakdown. The moral of this tale if, of course, that not infrequent ly the man who thrills neu rotic woman by finding some ting "that everyone else missed" ia not only wrong, but very dangerously wrong. Birthday Party Set for Colonel A "90th Birthday Party for Col. W. H. Paine will be held at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 11, at Kim's, south of Medford, the Crater Lake. Council, Boy Scouts of Ameri ca, has announced. Colonel Paine waa one of the founders of the Crater Lake Council in October, 1924, and haa been active in Medford for many yeara in such organizations as the chamber of commerce and the American Legion. The birthday party will be held as a part of the Scout council'a regular executive board meeting, but only a brief business session will be held. During this short meet ing, a special program will be presented for ladies who at tend. A special Invitation haa been Issued to all persons who have known or worked with Colonel Paine over the last 35 years to attend the meeting with their wives. Reservation may be made at the Boy Scout office, 500 East Main at., tele phone SPrlng 3-7371. Colonel Paine Is now the historian of the Crater Lake Council and has compiled a 83-year history of the three county Scout council. Youthful Editors To Merge Papers Cleveland - fllPD - J a m e a Henry Miller III, the 11-year-old editor of "The Rocket Journal," plans to merge his newspaper with one published by his rival, Tom Bardman Jr. Thirty -five relatives and friends read Jim's newspaper, which he has published since "I was fairly young." Tom's paper, "The Hot News," has a circulation of 20. Both come out whenever there is enough news to fill them, usually once or twice a fortnight. The new publica tion will be called the "Rocket Journal and Hot News." Ardmore, Okla. -CTD- Impa tient mothers wailing for the final bell at Charles Eivdns elementary school received a surprise message, the outcome of a classroom project. "Please Mom, No Honkin' -We Are Still A-Studylt" giant posters covering six windows read. SALE o r ail, wraj,, wnfinwvoi "tV They'll IK, It Evera THE CLUB -a -.1- .- a n KCI li THE 613 SLOOP VIKING IS PlRST OVER THE LINE- And the lilyrao is a very bad LAST- Sb NOW WE PRESENT THE CUP TO THE WINNER TUS HATLO HAT i 7o THOMAS A. 'tuf tsownrr.Aitp (f AVEHUE, SOC Student Body Ashland - Student body elections at Southern Oregon colleRe were held last Wed nesday with presidential re sults inconclusive, the office of student affairs has announ ced. Barry Pitta, Klamath Falls, and Dale Truax, Ashland write-in candidate, will be on the ballot in a run-off this Wednesday. Neither candidate received the necessary 50 per cent of th votes required in the general election. Ted Pauck, Lakeview, waa elected first vice president, and Bill Bebber, Ashland, is the new second vice president. Secretary elect la Amy Kerr, Klamath Falls, treasurer elect STOLEN SAFE FOUND Salem-dirn - A safe taken Thursday night from the Tri angle cafe here was found abandoned and empty of lta cash In South Salem Friday. I The sheriff's office aald $670 1 was missing. I Of the 27 million Ameri can workers who get a daily coffee break, better than 16 million don't have to leave their desks or work benches. Their coffee is brought to them. Coffee drinking In the U.S. reached Its highest level In history last year. Total con sumption was more than 390 million cups a day. An esti mated $7 million was spent for advertising coffee and tea in daily newspapers in 1959. ita u jl -j' i-Ll . , P A . AWARP-WitWING U HOME jjjj o o Y DALrt NIEDtRMIYIR O Tlie Oil Heat Institute hfls awarded this new(ollr) home a special COMFORT O CREST for exlljriirs In heainp engineering. The COMFORT CREST ii,nowardl O only tjhe highest quality modern oil healing iytSms . , . guararfhpein, maxi mum economy of onsyalion . . . designed for year-'roc; ' omfort .(Jvj fingertip central-he)t cornlenc Look for the COMFORT CRESi, your symbol of O proQn quality. Oq Extra value, comfort (i)id convenience oreCJstatured In this home, located on the O West O O , r 0 O eJ7s-. Cbv Jimmy Time Elections Held is Priscilla Walker, Stockton, Calif. Representatives at large elected to the student council are Doug Thompson, Klamath Falls; Noble Adamek, Powers; Judy Thrift, Coos Bay; Will iam Speers, Grants Pass; and Karen Elle, Lakeview. A run-off will also be held for the position of yell king, between two write-in candi dates, Glen Steyskal, Klamath Falls, and Earle Tichenor, Medford. Campaiging was Intense this year, Dr. Fellers, direc tor of student affairs reported, with an abuandace of write-in candidates. rf LILVRAD'S ALLOWANCE WINNER IS. iT. S. DRAUGHT, BEAM AND ' V iT" 7 ( WHKSsJ . . 7 SAIL AREA J J$ i-r . t 1. 0 0 .i. fc nj rM;M. tTta, law- wtfTg - I I SUPPLYING FUEL OIL FOR MEDFORD'S FIRST. . . COMFORT CREST HOME! KENNEDY FUEL OIL 922 BOARDMAN s4de of the lUliful Rogue River Valley . . . uncrowdd on . . . quality built for yean of trouble-free, comfortable livingl Features two Dotns, fireplace, doubfhrc, built-in oven and range. 2931 Oakrldge. See It today, 10 a.m. till dark. OPEN HOUSE TODAY 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. New J -lie1 room with Letly Kitchen and lath, Fireplace, Patie, Extra Large Gara$e 1771 EASY STREET Brookhurst Subdivision Just off Roberts Road Builder Call SP 2-7283 e5 (EL Produce Market living costs. Hustle 8 montht of year jnd earn mort than most make in 12. Sounds qood, wi can prove it is Qood. Need substantial down payment. If you are hustler, here's your opportunity. Call today. Alto have neighborhood grocery ro tractor suburban home. REDARROW REALTY Rev H. Maudlin, leakes -V Phone Kl $-Ti2 AaytliM 1744 Colver Read la rhaaaii OPEN HOUSE 2687 Syringe Dr. J be.'.em, bath t katf, eo 21 acre, lanalaianal, fr iieai, aatriai. Cltwa ta ttefe. PHONE SP 1-4MS SP 3-5896 OO 00 o a '.i acre lot MAIL TBIIUNI, MeJfar., Or. Susday, Mar 1. I960 o o r- O o o O (0) t) G3 0
