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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.
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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
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It items obvious your remarici , oniy man ratrcm
eliect on tne jurors voting not guiiiy.
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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
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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
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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.
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