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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1963 6 B This Week's Plans for Home Builders MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON jfiltt-- J 1 ? I f I Jf CJ rMLV Km- T3 """" L K 1 pfeJ! PLAN NO. 3945 ' rTj 1359 SQUARE FEET ! JO ( w :?" By HIAWATHA ESTES For those faced with both a modest lot and budget, we have made the most of out door living areas and used every foot of interior floor space to produce an altogether pleasant and easy to maintain, three bedroom design. Eeveryone prefers a home that looks much larger than it actually is. You will discover that even a small house such as this one can be spacious' looking and airy. Plenty ot windows and sliding glass doors help create this illusion ol space. The absence of par titlons in the living room-din- ing and the kitchen-family room areas emphasizes this ef fect. The outside measurements of the garage are 22'x21'. By offsetting the garage door, suf ficient space has been created to place the laundry facilities In the garage as well as the forced air furnace and water heater. This location means easier servicing, less noise and vi bration in the house and no chance of ruining a floor in case either the water healer or washer should develop a leak. There is access from the garage to the family room and also to the rear yard. The living room is located so there is no necessity of walking through this room to reach any other room. A guest and storage closet separate the entry from the living room. This dining closet has been designed for storage ot chinn glasses and linens with enough space remaining for a number of other Items. Nothing can tie up the dally family routine quite so suc cessfully as an Inadequate bath arrangement. Here is an excellent and economic solu tion. The arrangement of these back-to-bnek baths is well worth study. They both feature pullman lavatories News About Servicemen COMMISSIONED Robert J. Gee, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gee. 2618 Syringa dr., was commission ed a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army during ceremonies recently held at Washington State university, Pullman. The student was one of three In the class of seven designated as a distinguished military graduate because of outstand' ing scholastic and military work. Lieutenant Gee completed his pre-law studies at the school and received his de gree at the same time. He is a member of Phi Delta Theti fraternity. Lieutenant Gee and his bride, the former Karen Net son of Seattle, are visiting in Medford. He will report to Ft. Bennlng, Ga., March 11 for further training. A gradu ate of Medford High school, Lieutenant Gee played foot ball and was on the school track team. ASSIGNED Army Specialist four Rob ert C. Collls, son of Mrs. An nie C. Autry, 3481 Elk lane Grants Pass, has been assign ed to the 4:trd Artillery at rairchild Air Force base Wash. He is a missile crew man in the artillery's Bat tery C. GRADUATED Nelson E. Lane, musician seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lane, 2018 Marsh lane, was recently graduated irom the Naval Scl.ool of Mu sic at Washington, D.C. GRADUATED Kenton L. Mathpwxnn air, man apprentice, USN, son of tne Rev. and Mrs. K. L. Mathewson, 302 South Grape St., and Samuel T. Stillwell, airman apprentice, USN. son of Mrs. Rhoda S. Stillwell, 504 Pennsylvania St., were graduated recently from the Aviation Mechanical Funda mentals school at' the Naval Air Technical Training cen ter, Memphis, Tenn. ASSIGNED Army Pvt. Terry A. Krin- ock, son of Mr. and Mrs D. M. Dwycr, 839 South Riv erside ave., who recently com plctcd training as an audio engineer with Armed Forces Radio and Television service In Hollywood has been as signed to the Armed Forces network In Orleans, France RETURNS TO STATION Marine Lance Corp. Robert E. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jack T. Walker, 2415 Lyman ave., Medford, has returned to El Toro Marine Corps Air station Santa Ana, Calif., after spending three weeks In com bat exercises In Arizona. and the family bath has its own linen. An OHting bar plus other cabinets is the only separation between the kitchen and fam ily rooms. Space has been al lowed in the kitchen for a built-in range, oven and dish washer. Plenty of outdoor living has been provided for in this home. Both the living and family rooms have direct ac cess to the roofed patio. The ranch exterior is highly appealing due to its excep tional and charming roof design. IN EXERCISE Marine Corp. Raymond A. Huckaba, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Huckaba, Butte Falls Star route, Eagle Point, partic ipated In cold weather exer cise "Dark Moon" with the First Battalion, Third Ma rines, In Southern Korea. IN KOREA Marine Pvt. 1C William II. Scally. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Scally, route 3, Medford, was with the First Battalion, Third Marine Division, In the cold weather exercise "Dark Moon'1 In Southern Korea. Complete working drawing! for this plan can be purchased at a con oi mt.ou lor me oral act una MS for fluch additional set when oraerea al tne aame time., I ma plan will be available at theie nricea until May 37. Please allow two to three weeks for delivery. The following home nlan booka are alio available.- Hallmark Homea, SI; Award Homes, $1; Town and Country Homes, SI; Homes lor Living. $1; Homes of Distinction. $1; Hunch and Modern Homes. $2. All booka $7 value, only $5. Send all orders for either pinna or books to; Hiawatha Esles, post olflce box 404-T. Nortlirldge. Cnlif. Dr. Sheppard's Father-in-Law Dies Cleveland, Ohio-IUl'U-Thoin- as S. Reese, 62, father-in-law of convicted wife-slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard, was found shot to deatli here Wednesday night, an apparent suicide. Reese, whose daughter Mar ilyn Sheppard was slain in 11J54, was found deod in his apartment In suburban East Cleveland. Reese had been shot In the head. A shotgun at his side had been fired once. Police said he apparently placed the gun In his mouth and fired it A brief note was left be hind. Police Chief Horace Weaver said the two-line, un signed note stated that "I'm tired of It all." Reese had been silent and refused comment on the death of his daughter since the be ginning of the case In 1954 when she was found bludg eoned to death at the sub urban Bay Village home she shared with Sheppard. Sheppard was convicted of second - degree murder and sentenced to a life term in prison. PROMOTED Brison Stovall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stovall, 1394 Pa cific rd., Medford. was pro moted to staff sergeant in the Air Force Feb. 1. Ho is sta tioned at Kingsley Field, Klamath Falls, and entered the service Jan. 27, 1958. OT Student Killed As Auto Overturns Klamath Fal'i-ilTD-An Ore gon Technical Institute stu dent was killed and anolhei injured Wednesday vhen their car left the road and overturned. Police said James Fisk Car ter, 19, of Palo Alto, Calif, was killed instantly. Join Strange, 17, of Portland suf fered cuts and bruises. Hi was listed In satlsfactorv con dition. A BUTTERMILK 1,- ilicial Limbs Said Operated by Nerve Impulses Stockholm - (UPD - Soviet doctors have successfully de veloped artificial limbs which can be operated by nerve Im pulses from the handicapped person's muscles, according to 1 the newspaper Dagens Ny-1 heter. j In an interview with three Swedish doctors now on a study mission to Leningrad and Moscow, Dagens Nyheter Moscow correspondent Lars Bringert also said the Rus sians have replaced damaged bones with those from dead persons. Bringert quoted the Swedes i as saying only a few minor problems remained before the Russians could start large scale production of the arti ficial limbs. They are oper ated by an electronic trans former which picks up the impulses from the muscles when they are functioning, he said. 1 The only specific limb men tioned was an artificial hand, but it was indicated other ; limbs had been made to oper ate on the same principle. Wires Attached Bringert said one of the Swedish doctors, Prof. Carl Hirsch, was allowed to try an ' artificial hand. "Wires were attached tu my upper arm," Hirsch said. "Then the artificial limb was placed on a table and when I moved my hand the artificial ; nana made identical movements." The newspaper said a team of doctors and technicians headed by a Professor Popov developed the technique and they promised the Swedes full access to Information on It. The Swedish doctors were also quoted as saying Russian doctors led by a Professor Lapschinsky had developed a technique of replacing dam aged bones, especially joints, with others taken from dead bodies. Bringert said they had successfully replaced thigh; bones, knees and even hip joints with this method. Citrus Production ! Cut by Estimated 12 Per Cent Washington - (UPD - The Ag riculture Department esti mates freezing temperatures in December and January cut , the anticipated citrus produc-1 tion In Florida and California ; by 22 per cent. I The greatest decline Is for oranges, primarily because of 1 the December freeze in Flor ida. Although low tempera-' turcs in January damaged California citrus, the estimat ed California orange crop is larger than last year. If there . had been no freeze, California prospects would have been considerably better. I 21 Per Cent Smaller The prospective orange crop for the 19B2-U3 season now stands at 10! million boxes, ' 21 per cent smaller than last season's record crop and 11 per cent below average. Flor ida, which produced 113,400, 000 boxes last season, Is ex pected to produce only 81 mil lion boxes this season. Cali fornia's orange crop will be 27 million boxes compared with 20,700,000 boxes a year earlier. The early, midseason, and navel orange crop this year will be 9 per cent less than last season, while the Va lencia orange crop will be one-third less than a year earlier. The current grapefruit crop will be 17 per cent smaller than that of a year earlier, the lemon crop will be 22 per cent less, tangeles 25 per cent less and tangerines 50 per cent less. STOOD OUT Washington - (ITD - When Walter Johnson posted a 36-7 record in 1913, the entire rest of the Washington Senators' pitching staff accounted for only 54 victories. TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE Del Monte PINEAPPLE Sliced, Crushed or Chunk nn Na ) e V II VV Can Del Monte 46-oz. Cms PINEAPPLE JUICE Del Monte Large 300 Size TOMATO SAUCE IT f ! . 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