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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1960)
Q o o 0 f 0 0 0 o 0 On O O O o O O O 0 0 O 0 0 o o OO o o. O n o O co G' J O o o 0 0 o 0 o Friday, SI 6, WW . Ugmlum ha t" Itr years as esjlor influto in ceramics and glass. Fuchsia Baskets Hanging or Upright IN FULL BLOOM Mother's Day Delivery Phone SP 2-9384 or Come and See S & H Green Stamps ROGUE VALLEY GREENHOUSE 625 Franquette Th. first fireeld. Ct Honor for the Stay kwd ef Tr( 41 Will b held. Btatur- dsy, May 7, at 7 p.m. at Stout master LesUr Y. Marshall's place on the Brovnsboro rd. at Uw new work camp. The newly organized Explorer Post 41 will conduct the fire side ceremony undar the su pervision of their leader, Har old Hanscont. Marshall said ht had com pleted the road for cars to drive all the way to I'm camp, and he urged all parents of the boys to take advantage of this opportunity to see the ramp tike boys will use. Mar shall also invited the sponsor ing institution and the public to attend the court of honor. In case of bad weather, the court of honor will be held at the grade school gymnasium Monday at 8 p.m. to enable the boys to receive their ranks prior to the scout camporee at Whiskey Springs next week end. CAT'S OUT Or BAG East Lansing, Mich. lUPt Cats and dogs don't fight like cats and dogs when they're sick, Michigan State Univer sity veteranarlans say. In fact, recovering cats seem to thrive when they're put in cages near dogs. Veterinarians say without canine challenge, most cats seem to have little interest in life. At the MSU animal hospital, convalescing cats are kept in a mixed ward. When Iraq completes con struction of a 355-mile rail way from Baghdad to Basra, travelers will be able to go by direct train from Paris to the Persian Gulf. Small Business Farming Out Complicated Work to Experts Elmer Walscr T ELMER C. VALZEB UPI FImmmI Editor New York - (UN - Small business is finding it can op erate as efficiently M big business through a pro cess of farm 1 n g out its com plicated operations to expert s p c ialiats. Those spec i a 1 i s t s are called factors, a term that got its start back in the 15th and 16th centuries when Spain, England, and France were exploring and colonizing the new world. Factoring in recent years has been held mostly to the textile industry. Now it has spread out to 40 or so differ ent industries, including boots and shoes, furniture, draper ies, lamps and home furnish ings, kitchen utensils, plastics, hardware, fertilizer, toys, paints, sporting goods, and garden tools, also stereophon ic hi-fi sets and aluminum screens and storm windows. Handle Many Chores Current annual volume of factoring is more than $5 bil lion. Back in 1944 it was only $1.5 billion. And, ac cording to Walter M. Kelly, president of Commercial Fac-J tors Corp., it is growing rapid ly. Factors handle such chores for small business as new product development, packag ing, advertising, market re search, credit investigation, and the financing of the day-to-day operations of business. "In many cases," says ieliy, "the outside specialist can do the job more efficiently and at lower cost. A 9n Mystery "This is particularly true of problems involving credit and Goldwafer Raps HealthCare Plan Washington - IUPD - Senate GOP Campaign Committee Chairman Barry Goldwater has denounced the adminis tration's health care plan for the aged as "socialized medi cine" and a "dime store new deal." The Arizona senator, an out-spoken conservative, told the Senate the ultimate cost of the new medical aid plan will be "staggering" and pre vent future balanced budgets. His attack came after Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, Republican liberal, also rejected the plan. He question ed its fiscal soundness. TO VISIT U.S. Washington - (WD - Russia's air force chief K. A. Vershinin and nine of his officers will visit the United States next week. The Russians will be re turning the visit to Russia made by Gen. Nathan F. Twin ing, now chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, when he was air force chief of staff. financing. When it comes to business financing, manufac turers and wholesalers in doz ens of lines are beginning to realize that it pays lo use the services of outside experts." Kelly's firm is a subsidiary of the greet finance firm of C.I.T. Financial Corp., one of the big units in consumer credit. . Kelly points out that many otherwise sophisticated and well -informed business men have "only the foggiest notion of how factoring works." Failures Still Big Item Many of the failures of small businesses result from improper accounting methods, financing, and collections, it is pointed out. . With the help of outside services, the chances of sur vival for the small business man are much greater than under the old form of do-it-yourself bookkeeping, it is held. Business failures still are a big item in the economy. In the first quarter, according to Dun it Bradstreet, there were 3,730 failures with liabilities of $84,800,000. In the corres ponding period of 1959, they totaled 3.697 with liabilities of $197,200,000. INSURANCE MAN DIES Inglewood, Calif. UPD Ver non Hall, 77, who retired in 1953 as vice president in charge of fire losses of Ameri can Fire Insurance Com panies, died Tuesday, HUGH JENNINGS Joins SECURITY! To be of greater service to our policy holders SECURITY INSURANCE and REALTY -WELCOMES-Hugh Jennings as a partner in the firm With over 8 years experience in the claims phase of the insurance industry and as a long-time resident of Jackson County, Hugh Jennings has proved his ability to render service to our community. Security Insurance and Realty is pleased to add his name to the firm in furtherance of our desire to provide the insuring public with finest insurance service available. P.S. SECURITY specializes in ALL FORMS of insurance . . and integrity! . J 1 1 if"? "Insurance Is Security" SECURITY INSURANCE m.cht anj REALTY mii.. ,,. Members of the Firm Vern Robinson Al Poller Hnk Hurt Chrlt Birktr Hugh Jenningi 40 Hawthorne Ph. SP 3-7325 gturVi flafHa? Giv Himt 401 ,U4 Indianapolis, Ind.-HTD-Com-plete unofficial returns showed Vice President Rich rrd Nixon received 401,884 votes to 352,048 for Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass. in Indi ana's "popularity contest" pri mary. Portland-fl!PD-The Port of Portland has asked the Na tional Rivers and Harbors Congress to support a 40-foot ship channel for the Columbia river from Portland to the sea. Two-Skirl Drer 9006 10-18 ' New, new widened sleeve wonderful atop the sleek or swirling skirt (both included). 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