Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 06, 1960, Image 32

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Newspaper Page Text4 D MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER . I960 Circulatory Disorders Subject of Program "rirculatorv Diso r d e r s' will be discussed on "Adveiv m Tumnr. general Dractition vrfs.tv at !i o'clock this er, Ashland, will explain Bftnrnnnn. The series of bi-weekly pro grams on health Is presented by the Jackson County Tu berculosis and Health asso ciation in cooperation with the Jackson County Medical Society. Mrs. C. Ivan Burton, director-moderator, said the pro gram on circulatory troubles was planned at the request of viewers, who frequently sug gest topics for medical panel discussion. Mekvold Returns From Conference County School Superinten dent Alf B. Mekvold attended the recent annual conference of the department of rural ed ucation, National Education association, at Louisville, Ky. Theme of the convention was "shifting scenes in rural Am erica." Major speeches Included "Implications of Change for School Administration," by Alfred W. Beattle, superinten dent of schools, Allegheny county, Pittsburgh, Pa.; and a banquet address by Ken lucky Gov. Burt T. Combs. Other topics discussed in cluded coordinating education al efforts wthin the county, the county school office In a metropolitan area, problems and promises of a county high school, the county school of fice's struggle for survival, central staff of a county unit, emerging role of the interme diate unit, organizing to strengthen the county superin tendency, developing good working relationships with lo cal districts, financing inter mediate units, strengthening county units through larger service areas and problems in volved in city-county mergers. At special assemblies devel opments in educational tele vision nnri use nf audio-visual techniques in school public relations were discussed. n, VraA C T.nrish. intern ist, Medford, and Dr. Robert maior causes of circulatory disorders, discuss common symptoms, prevention, and describe medical treatment for the disease. Dr. Brian D. Stringer, gen eral surgeon, Medford, will exDlain what can be done surgically to correct or allevi ate certain circulatory dis orders when medical treat ment alone cannot halt their The use of x-rays as a diagnostic aid will be illustrated by Dr. biringer, , ill rnmnare and eX- ninln films of normal and diseased arteries. Because recent programs v...,, jnuii with circulatory problems causing strokes and heart altacKs, me one sunud, will be concerned chiefly with circulatory disorders in volving the extremities, Mrs. Burton noted. Bench Location Plan Is Studied a nmnnni from the Crater t ir,- Muh (n locate benches at various bus stops in the city was deferred for iurmei study by the Medford city council Thursday night. Richard K. Walsh, chuir man of the Crater Lions club addressed the council and said the benches would be installed partially an arivirtisina venture. uiotei, cuiH the benches would be located on city park ing strips. There would dc no benches in residential areas, u onirl nnH there would be no advertising on benches lo cated in the immediate aown- ri..nMimnn Stanley Stark asked City Attorney Joel Rccder if it is possible for the ,,,.il In authorize a com mercial enterprise on city Reedcr said he doesn't think on h,i ihm-n is some Question about it so further study will be given to the matter "Fair and Friendly" ROGUE VALLEY TREE SERVICE Complete Tre Service don well at a reasonable price. We are licensed and insured. GALL UL 5-1545 EXTRA! EXTRA! Cornice PEARS Wondorful taring but do not qualify (or our Gift Boxgi. $125 rer I Lug WEEK DAYS & SUNDAY t .m. ts 5 p.m. 2 Miloi South on Highway 99 u By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL r.v.ii.. Tin, Pniim describing the reaction of former West Palm Beach, Fla City Judge Joseph A. Peel Jr., who was arrested on charges of arranging the murder of a prominent Florida Judge and his wife: "He had an expression 01 complete lurpru n m -. T Ami,.,, n-nnl Hnnnar oltnmOV fnr Hr. R. Bernard Liua niiKuico vwjini -- - Flnch, challenging Judge Leroy Dawson for telling the Jury he thnueht thev should reach a verdict In the murder trial of VI U 1 I - Tvannff. g 111111 ttUU WHllMC iltfivu. It items obvious your remarici , oniy man ratrcm eliect on tne jurors voting not guiiiy. r 1.1. .111- mi rAnnn A 1Uav4 Tunisia mmmiqdnnpr ijeUpUlUVlllW, Alio UHHW '"UL. k wwt.-H, for Information in i;oi. josepn moduiu s provisional guvcm- . - jt in it M Qanmturti nonprnl Ttatt Hammar- I1IC111, icapwimiiis J ww. " skjold's demand that Belgium withdraw Its technicians from The Congo: "We are a free nation . . . The United Nations cannot impose Us technicians on ui. We are free to engage tech nicians who we can understand even if they are Zulus." C M T TauArnlroAnnr Hpnrv Kratewslci. the "onnr Man'. Pnrtv" candidate for Dresident. recalling his Hmnfllon fnr uritp-in votes: I umuii ywi iufcM - " 1 - - m were going to arrest me until I told them who I was. Then they were very nice end gave me an eicori 011 ovi mm tuy pi,nnn- puiunrnl-l TJ Mnu Rirmlnfflinm Ala., lnnks pnvni vi-i . 1 a 1 at the difference in the length of a regular $1 bill and a short one whicn ne touna among some ou.er um m pocket. The bill, l's inches shorter than regular currency, 1 1 . .. A Inrtal lunnor hv Iha Rnnrpt RprvirP. al- IlilS U-wil utuoieu ibdi "J - ' though it caused some excitement In collectors' circles around Birmingham. wr- ieiepiioto; 2,394 Visit Museum In Jacksonville in Oct. Jacksonville-Visitors from 32 states, Canada, Austria, Okinawa and Korea were among the 2,304 persons vis iting the Jacksonville museum during October, according to Miss Mary Hanlcy, curator. Group visitors included members of the American As sociation of Collectors, Ore gon chapter; the third and fourth grades of the West Side school, a Medford Brownie troop and the sev enth grade Sunday school class of the Medford Metho dist church. Gifts and loans included a book and Indian artifacts from Wlllinm A. Salade, Medford; a newspaper, "The People's Press," Jacksonville, 1874, from Lcnthal L. Bennett, Ash-l.uiri- and books, newspapers. letters and documents from Most-Loved Style John Billings, also of Ash land Many of Billings' gifts pro vide a record of the Southern Oregon Chautauqua associa tion which held assemblies in Lithia park from the early 1890's until 1818. according to Miss Hanley. Also received were a col lection of home laundry irons, a camera, a sewing machine, from Wendell Kelly, Eugene; a DhntoffraDn and stone In dian axes from Maude W. Cooke, Portland; and a col lection of decorated ivory ar ticles from Alaska, Rogue River Indian arrow noints. plus varied Alaskan Indian artifacts and miscellaneous items from Miss Agnes Love, also of Portland. Miss Love is a granddaughter of B. F. Dowoll, pioneer Jacksonville lawyer, Miss Hanley noted IrlllyT PLUMBING & I fax&y SHEET METAL CO. LZ GUTTER LM WM Ft. J Iklllh. ONE WEEK ONLY I I f I W W ,,,,',,,,in n"a,y I I r I lflll l 01" ompUH eutttr job I I & I VI III Hlm. n " 5,utd, I h Villi Wl. or ,","int, M I ff U -u JmI 9322 j I SIZES mJ'wmnrm 12-20(40 Quotes From the News IEGAL NOTICES f i.j ...111 popAii'Aft hv the Jackxon County Court at the t-ourmome mi mcaioru, wiii. 1 in nn A M nn th 23rd day of November, J960, for one 1 1 1 e-mail craw twuci the JacKfon county noaa ucytu v mcnt. ctficationa may be aeen at the of fice 01 me wouniy w:er or uio w fice of the County Engineer. Earl M. Miller County Judge Chester H. Wendt County Commlciloner R. A. Jamea County Commlaiioner 6C Education Group Discusses Proposals Central Point- Proposed school legislation was dis cussed by the legislative com mittee ot the District AC Edu cation association at the Cen tral Point Junior High school recently. Those attenriini? discussed tentative nronosnls of the slate representative councils of the OreRon Legislative Interim Coinmilipp.'i nn Kdncatinn and Taxation and ot the Oregon School Boards association. nnsnlts nf the discussion will form the basis for a dis trict wide association meet lng Nov. 29. Members then will formally Instruct the association's delegate to the representative council, Ogden Kellogg. Discussions were on the basic school support formula, 1 tenure practices, and means j of achieving the association's ; legislative objeclivcs. "The committee was im pressed by the number of 1 issues on which education ' associations, school board as sociations and legislative com-; mittces are in agreement," according to Bill Russell, as-1 sociation member. 1 26 of 99 Major Offenses Cleared During October Medford city police cleared 2 of nn maior offenses re ported to them during October for a 26.3 per cent cleared average, according to Med ford Police Chief Charles P. Champlin's monthly report. During the same month in 1959, police cleared 34 of 103 cases reported for a 33 per cent average. Of the maior offenses re- nnrfpH last month. 14 of them were burglaries, of which two were cleared; 78 were lar cenies of which 21 were ..lonrpH- and seven were auto thefts, of which three were cleared. Miscellaneous Offenses There were 697 miscel laneous offenses reported dur ing the month of which 580 u,oi rlnarerf for a 83.2 per cent cleared average. Includ ed in the miscellaneous of fenses were four assaults and four sex crimes. On Medford streets there were 61 traffic accidents re niHn in in iniuries. There were no fatalities. This total is down from October, 1B5B, when 68 accidents resulting in 16 injuries were reported. The department issued 430 traffir citations durine Oc tober, compared to 426 for the same month during 1959. Of these, the greatest number, 88, were issued for violation the basic rule, and 77 were is sued for no stop at sign or signal. A total of 3,640 parking meter tickets were issued last month, compared by 3,681 during October, 1959. Area Art Exhibit Planned in City Th first annual area art exhibition sponsored by the Pnmif. Vallov Art association will be held Dec. 6 through Dec. 23 at the Rogue ganery, 22n West Main st.. Medford. Nominal cash awards will be offered for the juried exhibit, which will include all mpHin Thp pnmmittpe of selection for the competition will be announceo Dy tne Oregon Art Alliance com nnspH nf callerv. museum and art association heads tnrougn- out Oregon. All artists living in the area of Roseburg south to Mt. Shasta, Calif., and the coast to Klamath Falls are invited to submit their work for the exhibition. Final date for submission of entries is Nov, 17. Detailed information is available at the Roeue Gallery or an artist may contact Jack Teeters, chairman, first annual area competition, 2198 Crestbrook rd., Medford. Dr. Sfevenson To Speak at Meeting nr. Elmo Stevenson, presi dent of Southern Oregon col lege, will speak at a meeting of the Jackson County Motor Court association Wednesday, Nov. 9. The board of directors will meet at 11 a.m. at North's chuck wagon restaurant, fol lowed by a noon business meeting and a luncheon at 1 p.m. Americans owe nearly $17 billion on their auto loans. Sir Frank Whittle invented jet propulsion for aircraft in 1930. A-Too Late To Clatilfy FOR SALE CI fist bd truck with wincn. uv cmb. w - PANSY PLANTS Canterbury belli. DU1D1. perennial BEBRYDALE rLOWERTARM OREGON TREE SERVICE Topping Pruning Removing Llcented SP 3-4871 Iniured 2x6 T St G 1x8 Sheathing . : S33M. 1x10 Cedar Rev. Board Bat Siding 110M. Wetaide Lbr. Co. mi M G.immlt SP 2-2359 FOR SALE 1 aluminum ml- traller van, jo h. " ----ihape, including tlrei. Call SP 2- paaa qaya. at- j-bimj ,"t Classified Rates 1 4v nar word t day i per word 3 diyi per word 4 tiayi per word I dayi per word 10c 12e .140 By Une per Mirth 12.25 (Minimum Flrit luui 50c) .nustneii Diiectory Each Una per month . $I tS Minimum per month .$5-21 Dead Una on CiawiUed Ada 530 pjn. tor following day. except 10 uti. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Une on Display Clasil fied Ads 10:00 A.M Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 PJ1 ths day before publi cation for Tuea through Frl. APPROVE! v. RED IT CHARGES BILLED BV THE LINK A-Too Late To Classify FOR SALE Man's grey suit & top -t n .U .I-- o CD Q11Q1 FOR SALE 1 acre irrigated. 2 come'$U2 mo. $8000. SP 2-7251. The largest selection at variety In the State ot jenerson. ORNAMENTAL NURSERY CKNl HAL, ruifll FOR RENT 3-fm. furn. apt.. $25 Of J-JO.il. luitiiuw Wnnd screen doors close out 8 $6.03 each. Pabco 3.tab roofing, nil colors. SB sd .. net cash & nBm I atov lnlorlnr flnt wall paint, discontinued colors, $2 gal. a; -inch oak. birch, maple & mahocanv nlywood. 42c sq. ft. NORTON LiUMnfc.it WU. BUNDLES or 'OLD NEWSPAPERS omce. jj ui -r.TTMD nrriY Big double toads 3 foot Summer pricti MEDFORD tnriK SPa-2111 I LODGE NOTICES i n n V Unmecomlne Cr dinner with Rebekahi r 1 m T e.vn Mm. 7 Vill- iAv. w.ii.nm nebular meeting at 8 p.m.. Nov. 8 Medtord Bodlei, Scottun Rite. Monday. Nov. 7 I960. 8 p.m. T wenUeth de gree RelreshmenH. Vlalt. kn,hn ui.lrnme. Fred A. Purdin. Secretary 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS THE ODD FELLOWS Ic REBE- home coming at the Odd Fellows nan, m vy. om 7th. Dinner will be "erved at 6:30 p.m. wlih roast turkey ana all Ih. Irlmmlnes. i r-.-. i.j tnr rat rr society numniage a-i - Se 22 Your donation can be leu at 1940 Orchard Home Dr. or call SP 3-2335 or SP 3-5091 lor 3-PEBSONAl GRAND OPENING n.iTurv cnjnni. it n. locaSon it 3 We.tS.xth St.. Nov. 1. afternoon and eve- u , with nothing to purchase. Public Invited. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Oil! Whitney. He can ar range a loan (or you from MO lo1500 on lurnlture, automo bile or salary American Financa Corp.. 123 W Main St.. Ph SP- 2-6201, REAL ESTATE LOANS to 20uu. irSPBsei DENTURES repaired Si ra-Uned while you wait Dav or eve Ph. SP 3-6026 25 Loiler Lane. t Merle Norman Cosmetics 214 Fluhret Bldg. Powder Puff Beauty Shop NOW ONfW CATION S0M Crsap1.4m" HWy ' CALL HERRIED REAL ESTATE Property Owner Have For 30 Years RUMMAGE SALEjreHBLDG. iiriiTQUALITY. SALES, LEAD ERSHIP tor your ENTlRl tamilv World Book Eniyclope dla and Chlldcratt. Phone Asn- land. MU 5-47 H REFRIGERATION & Air Condition ina tralnlne through LaSalle Ex tension University home study is much In demand. If Interested write Tribune boxjs - -. . u'.ti-unnn WE.Lit-unib iiDiuimw.. BEA'S WESTINGHOUSE LAUN DROMAT. 634 Crater Lake Ave. Always open. Phoenix White City - Ashland PORTABLE RCA Victor Stereo HI-FI record player. 4-speed. 4 speakers. SP2-00U4. FOR SALE Used display cabinets. glass cases and shelving. Hub ard Bros., Main St. at Riverside ave HEATHKIT From your authorized factory representative. Southern Ore Northern Calif. VERL G WALKER CO. 205 W Jackson SP 3-7557 Medford, Oregon Competition SHINGLES Applied, iq. ft. It t SIDING Sq. Ft. 26 Why Pay More? BILL MILLER Phone SP 3-2765 Day and Evening CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodga Notlcei Special Club Events Personal Loit and Found . Instructions Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help -Male or Female Help Wanted Situations Wanted Misceuaneoui Financial St Loans REAL ESTATE For Rent Housei . - 20 For Rent Apartments 21 For Rent Furniflhed Rooms . 11 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Mliceiianeoui ... 9 Wanted To Rent 25 Medford Realty Board - - 30 For Sale Real Estate ... 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate - 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances .- 41 Furniture - 2 Musical Equip., Radio TV Sports and Hobbies Miscellaneous Dors and Pets Poultry Livestrtk Wanted Ltveitock Hay. Grain and Feed Fruits & Vegetables . Automotive A Equipment Logging Equipment .... Equipment (or Rent Trailers - Parts and Accessories Cycles and Scooters Cars and Trucks UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify Business Directory Card of Thanks ... OPEN HOUSE 1433 Oleander St. ' Blossom Hill Terrace A Home for the family - low Price low Down Payment PHONE SP 2-8569 Rogue Valley Construction Co. LOOK! 5 room eastside, basement and sawdust furnoce. Beautiful bock yard. $9,750. GOOD TERMS! INVESTMENT! 2 fully air conditioned buildings In top commercial location. Leases. $47,500. GROWING FAMILY Top value 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, basement ond furnace, 2 eastside lots. $16,900. HIGHWAY CORNER! 1 J (rnnlmn An 1 OOVed roads, finest farm land. $1,000 LARGE DUPLEX! All the features found in a home master bedroom and tiled bath. $18,500. VIEW VIEW VIEW! Never a better view a really good 5 room home. Best east side location. $15,500. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! Over 1 100 sq. ft. of new home with furnace, fireplace $1 3, 250. WILL TRADE! ALL THE TRIMMINGS! As complete as a Thonksgivinr dinner from air conditioner to sprinkling system. Spacioui eastside ranch style. $20,100. IRRIGATED SUBURBAN! Finest 7 room, 2 both suburban home, close in. 2 Vi to 15 acrej irrigated. $23,500. GOOD TERMS WILL TRADE! 3500 ACRES! Excellent stock setup with range right. Home & 3 barns, 15 live springs. Very close in. $27 per acre, 29 down. FOR SALE! COMICE & BOSC PEARS Ortley & Red Delicious Apples RETER FRUIT CO. 327 South Fir (Bring your own container!) NO DOWN PAYMENT 100 G.I. FINANCING CLOSING COSTS ONLY If you are a veteran with G.I. benefits, we can ave you money. American Home and Land Co. specializes in G.I. financing. Right now, we have several 3 bed room homes available for nothing down. There is no reason why you and your family should not be relaxing In front of the fireplace in a home of your own. Call us today to learn how easy it is for you to have your own home. NOT MUCH MONEY! If you can invest $75 per month and have any small down payment you can own this small 3 bedroom home for $7,900. FREE IRRIGATION! 65 acres irriaated. modern home, new barn, 1 14 miles frontage on 2 creeks. $27,500 TUCKS the crisp touch cvrrvhodv loves arid fresh appeal to fashion's best-loved shirtwaist. Note how sKtrt is set Into graceful motion by easv. impressed pleats In front. Printed Pattern 9322: Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size 16 takes 5' yards 35 Ineh. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mallinif. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune Pattern Dept., 232 West 18tli St.. New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. New! Send now for our 1960 Fall and Winter Pattern Cata log - every page In exciting colors! Over 100 styles for all sizes, all occasions, plus HIGHT HAS ITI QUALITY AND ECONOMY This 3 bedroom east side home offers comfort and spoctousness in an atmos phere of refinement. All large, bright rooms including full dining room. Forced air turnace tiled kitchen 2 baths. Nice view fenced back yard entire yard under sprinkler system. ASHLAND HOME Good buy on quiet street only one block from school. Has sleeping porch, large family room. Four rooms on second iloor could be used as bedrooms or con verted to apartment rental. 2Va baths. May be bought for $2,000 down. SUBURBAN HOMES Two nice homes offering a fine choice In different locations. Each has two bed rooms, a fireplace, a PJtio and acreage. Both close to town but offer advantages of country living with room for a cow or a horse and ample room for large garden. RIVER FRONTAGE 48 unimproved acres with 800 feet of river frontoge In beautiful Lourelhurst area. Suitable for river homes. Land could be cultivate!! much of it level. Creek through property with water right. T. J. HIGHT AGENCY, INC. 221 North Central Phone SP 2-5223 Where Service Is a "Realty" Open Sunday Afternoon Lee Hooa 2-6927, Fred Porlerton 1-5719. Bert Pre 3-4229, John Taylor J-6905, G. F. Wolff 2-9044, J. on Anderson J-47J4. Doranc Hayet 2-6203. RANCH ACREAGE 26 acres, large 5 BR home, will sell all or part of acre age. Will accept a reason able trade. Owner hos moved and must sell. 3 BR peting ting SPACIOUS LIVING 2Vi bath, ww car Lavelv suburban set- Has a horse barn. NOTHING DOWN Choice East Side 3 BR bath and Vt. Built in oven, range and dishwasher. Ww corpct. Loads of walnut pan elling and ceramic tile. This brick veneer home is beau tifully landscaped with sprin. kling system. FHA appraisal $29,150. Out of town owner says: "Make offer," 5 APARTMENTS An outstanding Investment opportunity. Perfect condi tion. Gross 1 8 , nets 1 4 . A MERICAN HOMES LAND CO. Medford Hotel Lobby SP 3-7543 3 BR FAMILY HOME In Pioneer sub.; gorden and trees, ww carpet. The finest in suburban living. Ex. terms. SECLUDED LOCATION Large 3 BR on 3 acres cov ered with trees. Only 5 min utes to down town. l34 boths, 2 fireplaces, daylight basement. Like new excel lent terms. 425 I 433 EASTWOOD DR. See today! Ex. view, 3 BR heat pumps, 1 4 baths, cov ered patios. Prices slashed deal now! In Earhart Park. 1500 SOUTH IVY If you have grade school children se this 3 6R home. Fireplace, Bath and Yi. . . . Large fenced lot. "Biggest Salesmen In Town" Dell Eubanki SP 3-1416 Midge Conrad ... SP 3-1623 J. E. Harper SP 3-4032 Herb Le SP 3-4602 Jim Niitler SP 1-7S43 10 ACRES! All irrigated, leveled, river bot tom land. Good home, new barn, cement ditches. $17,500. Will trade for Medford home. Salesmen Ray Jockion SP2-S171 Bill Holman SP 2-9742 Lorraine von der Hellen HI 6-3754 Duan Venekamp KE 5-1422. 104 E. 6th St. SP 3-7464 IS" Cedar Slab LARGE C.J ft Double V V Load I U Phone SP 3-6185 Immediate Delivery J & s Wood Service Bn7 RiiilrlWe Siinnlw HHIIHWI WHfflf At QUALITY BLOCKS r f Chimneys J f ' Preitrossed I W- Concrete 727 Rrl W. McAndrewr PHONE SP 3-4S7S school ... 33 cents. , T"