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! .-.-.VI M HI II; Helicopter Joins Search for Judge In Missing Plane Salem (UPD An Air Force jet-powered helicopter was to join the searh today tor miss ing Circuit Judge Kicnara Anderson, 38, whose light plane vanished last Sunday on a flight from Lebanon to ;he coast. An aerial search and ground search by mounted deputies produced to results Vfdnesday. The mounted roup hunted the Taylor's '.u Ue area near Cottage -Irove. State Arronautics Director "hrl Snyder said his "opti mism has run its course." He said that several leads ended in dead-ends Wednes day, Including the wreckage of one old plane "that comes up periodically." Last Day of Search Snyder said today would be the last day of the aerial search unless new leads are found. The jet helicopter was to bcu sed in the Logsden area northeast of Newport. Snyder said the area had possibilities because many residents re ported hearing a plane there last Sunday. Ground parties from the Lincoln County Sheriff's of fice were to conduct a ground search beneath the helicopter. Snyder said there was a possibility the red and cream Piper Tri-Pacer could have gone down at sea but it was more likely it went down in an inland area. Telephone Company Asks To Sell Stock Salem-OM-Sunnyside Tele phone Co. has filed an appli ation for authority to sell 87,684 shares of one dollar par value common stock to the June S. Jones Co. in Port land, Public Utility Commis sioner Jonel Hill said today. Sunnyside said the funds derived from the sale wduld be used to finance a portion of its 1961-62 construction program. The company serves about 1,500 subscribers In the Sun-nyslde-Dnmascus areas In Clackamas county and the Yamhill-Lafayette area In Yamhill county. SP 2 THE- MEAT Our business is meat not a 2030 WEST MAIN Lean Lean CHUNK Pork Steaks Ground Beef BOLOGNA j. m or largo Dinner BLfc45 3t 39 PORK 25 CHEDDAR SAUSAGE CHOPS CHEESE Make Ib. J Po,k ,b.U Mild t Ib. Grade A Homo Rendered Salt Pork raw MILK lard ib. 35 G"uan 79 pund 8 itl 25 Pound BEEF ORDERS Cut and wrapped for your freezer. 12" THURSDAY. MARCH 23. 1961 mum ' nit k & rrr3 . PtMv lip . iy L..V.--"" JEX '""m jS'ulM I II n n J3 I" "ll i i .li. - m 5".,r a&.-a. .. i FREIGHT CARS DERAILED-A Pennsylvania Railroad en gine and 17 freight cars were derailed on the Main Washing ton South line after a truck on the cngin caught on a split Bu siness Bureaus Issue Warning Gypsters on the Home Front Of New York -(UPD - Are you an economic ignoramus where home Improvements are con cerned? Thousands of trusting home owners are. Last year, gyp- Icrs feeding on the trust and Ignorance collected more than $500 million In payments for work that wasn't complelcd- or, in some cases, never start ed. In lots of ways, the swin dlers have found tho Innocent home owner fair game in their gentle art of getting some thing - your money - for - 6828 Open 9-7 Mon. PORK SHOULDER Lean HIND QUARTER ot Steer Beef Cut and wrapped 55 for your Ib. 1 freezer. 3 jl-Vf. 1 i ' practically nothing. Home improvement gripes last year headed the list of complaints registered with the Better Business Bureaus across the nation. Wailing Walls In most cases, the bureaus could only act as a kind of wailing wall for the home owners who had been taken on a fast ride to economic loss. "There's not muchf we can do In most cases," Thomas C. Roberts of the Association of Better Business Bureaus said in an Interview. "Our wa - Sat. - K) - 7 Sunday sideline! Next to Medford Marine ROASTS ib. center cuts 20 Pound PORK ORDERS Cut and wrappod for your freezer. $095 f8 7J rail, spilling the cars behind was delayed four hours while in Washington, D.C. Ings about 'Investigate before you sign' fall on too many deaf ears. "The home improvement swindlers come out like flies in spring, baiting ' the. home owners with impossible deals, ads that don't mean what they say, and sweet-sounding sales pitches. "Once you've signed on the doited line, he's got you," Roberts said. "And this is when most homeowners make their initial costly mistake." Sometimes, for example, the papers to be signed in clude a "completion certifi cate." Once you've put your name on it, you have certified that the work has been com pleted. One of the sweetest deals-to sour your bank balance - is the model home scheme. The salesman usually says it won't cost much to patch up your house, making it look like something out of a builder's magazine. He offers to do it and will give you a hefty discount if he can use your home as a model when trying to land other contracts in the neigh borhood. What's more, he'll give you a commission on every other contract he com pletes after other customers have seen your "model home." Cheap Job J. R. Hoffman, head of the real estate division at the Na tional Better Business Bureau, said the "model pitch" is al most epidemic in proportion. The Bureau has just sent out an alert on the racket to chambers of commerce na tionwide. From the sound of the "model deal," there's a chance you might even get your home LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OK SALE ( HKAI, I'HOPKllTY Nn ItnlK. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE !offi?1F0,J'!v2KSJo5OR T,1K Dmirtrt llldit nf Prnlintn In the Matter of the Estate or innrios urscK, Deernsed oNtlce It hereby given that, pur suant xo an ordtr rU.lv mmlo bv the above mimed Court on the iflth day of Mnreh. litU. in the matter of the above entitled estate, the undersigned, Peter A. Srhwnbc, administrator of the eMnte of Charles Drsek, deceased, will sell at private sale, suhlcet to confir mation of said Court, from and after Tuesday. April IHIh, 13 fit at the hour of 10 00 o'clock A M. at the office of J. K. Kliegel, Jr., At torney at Law, at Room 110-111, D;ivis Uuildins, 34 No. Central Avenue, Medford. Jnckson Conn ty, Oregon, all of the riRht, title and interest of the laid Charles Drsek. deceased, and of hii estate, in and to the following described parcel of real property : The Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of Ihe South west Quarter of Section H. Township 3rt South. Ran 1 East of the Willamette Meridian. Jackson County. Oregon; The term! and conditions of said sale are to be that said sale will be made for cash or on credit, or both. Said sale will also be sub ject to the confirmation of ihe above entitled Court. Date of First Publication. March Id, 1'Kil. Date of Last Publication. April ' PETER A. SCHWAUK Administrator of the Estate of Charles Drsek, deceased. NOW... Medford' Newest and Finest Automatic Transmission Rebuilding WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENINGI MEDFORD TRANSMISSION 1910 Table Rock Road SP 2-8368 Across From Big Y Market MEDFOHi, 5fT ' 7 it. Passenger train traffic workmen cleared the tracks (UPI Telephoto) fixed up for nothing. "Usual ly, you get a cheap repair job - and pay through the nose," Hoffman warned.' Then there are the scare artists. They knock on the door and tell you the chimney is falling down or your house is a fire trap. For. the mini mum, the salesman will have the trouble fixed. Usually, the minor job becomes major and you pay the maximum. Underquoting and over pricing are other tricks in the swindler's bag. They say they'll do the work for less than' a reputable contractor. They do poor work, charge more and you're the loser. Typical Ad Typical of the home im provement ads was one in vestigated by the Long Island Better Business Bureau re cently. The firm offered alu minum siding for $295. The aluminum siding was a paint, or as a salesman for the firm put it - a "coating pigmented with aluminum." What can you do to keep your home from becoming a naradise for the gyp artists? The Better Business Bureau sugeests: -Find out about the con tractor before going ahead. Check on work that he has done. Once you've establish- ; ed his reliability, you can pro ceed with reasonable confi dence. -Read and understand everything before you sign it. If you don't understand, see your lawyer. -When you have reserva tions about the reliability of a firm, check with the Better j Business Bureau. There's no ! charne for the service. I -Never sign a completion I certificate for the job before it is properly completed. I -Beware if the salesman or i i company tries to high -pros- !?" Into signing a con-, llilL'l. -Before falling for the se curity In a long-time guaran- j iec, csiuousn me inci inai the company probably will be In existence or financially able to fulfill the guarantee -10, 15 or 20 years later, if that's how long the guarantee runs. SCHEDULE RED SUMMIT Moscow - fl'PD - Loaders of tho Communist Warsaw Pact t nations will moot here March j 28, the Soviot Tass news ngon cy announced today, Tass said the foreign and defense minis- j tors of the pact's member na tions would attend "a top level meeting of the treaty's political consultative commit tee." PRINCETON MAN DIES Princeton, N. J. - (ITU - Dr. Douglas L. Buffum, 82. pro fossor emeritus of Romance languages at Princeton Uni versity, died Wednesday. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Quotes From the News BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL London Astronomer Patrick Moore, reporting that he and another British scientist kept earthly bacteria alive under conditions somewhat like those on Mars: "But it would be ipace fiction to ipeculata on the sliei, ihape or function of any microbes which might b there." Las Vegas, Nev. Dr. Manuel Aranda, an attorney and large property owner before he fled from Cuba two years ago, discussing his present job as a coffee boy at a Las Vgas hotel: "There are several penom . . . here who once paid me rent . . . I've even refilled their water glasses when they dined here at the hotel." Washington White House News Secretary Pierre Saling er, denying a report that tall rhodoendron shrubs would be planted on the White House grounds to hide Caroline Ken nedy from the public: "That the Preiident would think of taking any step that would hide the White House from the people is unthinkable." Lansing, Mich. Gov. John B. Swainson, a Democrat, after the state Senate approved a Republican motion author izing the lieutenant governor to appoint Swainson's 11-year-old son a temporary messenger boy: "My former colleagues in the Senate have gratified one little boy." About 200 Are Served By Travelling Portland - Nearly 200 per sons in eight Oregon counties have been served by the mo bile physical therapy clinic of the Oregon Society for Crip pled Children and Adults since the clinic was inaugurat ed by the society in Novem ber, 1959, according to Wil liam R. Wells, Portland, soci ety president. Purpose of the traveling clinic is to provide physical therapy in areas of the state where it is not available, Weils said, explaining that service is based on referral and prescription of local phys icians. The clinic is financed through the society's annual sale of Easter Seals, plus fees from those who are able to pay. Miss Marcelle Montgomery, This Week's ?C SgOSS . .. mmfTV Y'' '; f fe e"' -' - t T? "l I luLpjoinir 40" DOUBLE OVEN RANGE "For Automatic Cooking Luxury" Colrod Heating Units Recipe Heat Push Button Controls Giant Capacity Storage Drawer Full Width Flourescent Lighting Two Broiler-Roaster Pans Oven Timet Lets You Set 'n Forget Anything You Are Baking Save $120 REG. $359.95 ir $239 r ,159 132 SOUTH CENTRAL Medford-SP 2-9677 Clinic registered physical therapist who operates the mobile clin ic, traveled 62,017 miles of Oregon highway from Novem ber, 1959, to March 31, 1961, giving 854 treatments to the 186 patients visited, Wells' re port stated. She travels in a station wagon and carries por table equipment. In addition to giving thera py treatments, Miss Montgom ery instructs members of the family or friends on giving specified therapy during her absence. Patients treated included ac cident victims and persons suf fering from arthritis, cerebral palsy, strokes, frozen shoul ders, bursitis, Bell's palsy, congenital heart conditions, Parkinson's disease, and polio. Referred Treatment A total of 73 physicians re- -Hhjfpxrixdr With 2 Sensational 40 ' Rargi Sale Price $259 Lest Cal-Ore Allowance $20 PRICES GOOD Miami Said Second Miami, Fla. - (UPD - Miami ranks second only to New York in its need for Christ, evangelist Billy Graham said Wednesday night. "There was a greater hun ger here ... a desperation to find Christ . . . than any city since New York," Gra ham said. "A city like this attracts the spiritually home less, the misfits." "The ministers here ' felt ferred and prescribed treat ments. "During the relatively short time that this clinic has been in operation, it has become in creasingly clear that such a service is of tremendous value to many communities and per sons in the state," Wells stat ed, explaining that many per sons are receiving valuable treatment that otherwise would not be available to them. He pointed out that the Easter Seal agency's objective is to "meet the unmet needs of the state's crippled chil dren and young adults." Village Variety Next to Piggly Wiggly on Stewart Ave. 98c Jig Saw Puzzles '.......77c 1 .00-50' Sisal Rope 59e 5.95-Boys' Raincoats 99e 49c-Giant Nestle's Bars 275e 1.39-Boys' Flannel Shirts 99c 2.00-Turtle Car Wax 1-69 1 .49-Wooden Hanging Baskets 99e 1.00-Giant Spray Shoe Shine 88e 1.1 9-Wooden Shadow Boxes 88e 5.95-Kiddies Insulated Jackets 2.99 89c-Costume Jewelry 288c plus tax STORE HOURS: MON.-SAT. Jumps 33 0). f ,, .,,,,..., . r 1 iMmi 'I I utpoinir 40" SINGLE OVEN RANGE "Look for that Hotpoint Difference" Calrod Heoting Units Super Wide Oven Holds 30-Lb. Turkey Automatic Oven Minder Lets you set 'n forget your even meols Baked On Porcelain Finish Recipe Heat Push Button Controls Select your heot from S heat units Save $90 REG. $239.95 BOTH STORES In Need for Christ this hunger in the people," said Graham. "They sensed it and wanted me to come. Their cooperation has been the best of any we ever had." Graham's Dade county cru sade concludes Sunday at Mi ami Beach Convention Hall. Total attendance for the 21 day meeting is expected to top 200,000. FOOD LEADER Washington - The United States leads the rest of the world in agricultural produc tion. HELP US! We need clothing, shoes, dishes, furniture, end bedding. We Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army 30 N. Holly SPrlng 3-7335 9 to 9 - SUN. 10 S A L E .5 to Spnng Sale Price $179.95 Leis Cal-Ore Allowance $20.00 409 S.E. 6th Sf. Grants Pass-GR 9-3663
