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Ashland Man Pleads
Guilty in Court
Max E. Tippett, 45, of 4470
Highway 66, Ashland, plead'
cd guilty yesterday in Jack
son county circuit court to a
charge of obtaining property
by false pretenses,
His case was continued by
Judge James M. Main for sen
tencing. Tippett was indicted
by the Jackson county grand
Jury Tuesday and was ar
raigned yesterday. The charge
involves a check he wrote to
a Phoenix food store.
He was lodged in the coun
ty jail with ball set at $1,500.
Also appearing yesterday in
circuit court was Gareth
George Flansburg, 25, of route
2, box 24B, Jacksonville. He
is charged with receiving and
concealing stolen property.
Ted Phillips was appointed
his lawyer.
t.iUIlSDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Off-Street Parking
Problem Discussed
Grants Pass - The off-street
parking problem appeared to
be settled here Thursday, at
least so far as city council ac
tion is concerned.
The hearing called for
Wednesday night on the
amendment to the city zoning
ordinance drew no protests.
The issue, a controversial
one in early planning, which
inspired many protests; was
apparently made palatable by
the deletion of the downtown
core area, or central business
section, from the off street
parking requirement.
The council instructed the
city attorney to draft the ordi
nance, amending the zoning
ordinance to provide off-street
Darking in all sections of the
city except C 3, (which is the
core area) for presentation at
the next meeting of the coun
cil.
A group of about 20 resi
dents of the East Park section,
south of the Rogue river, ap
peared before the council
seeking information on an
nexation requirement.
Two other zone changes,
being considered by the coun
cil, were given first and sec
ond readings. One, changing
a zone to permit construction
of a 25-bed convalescent home,
drew one remonstrance. There
were no protests to the other
which would convert an area
at E and F streets on the exit
route to the Freeway from
light industrial to commercial
zone.
Nursing Operators
Object To Rules
Portland - (UPB - Nursing
home operators Wednesday
protested more stringent reg
ulations for care by register
ed nurses in a hearing before
the State Board of Health.
The hearing was held on
new requirements and stand
ards for nursing homes.
About SO nursing home op
erators attended the hearing,
the last of seven held around
tlie state since Feb. 6.
Difficulty of obtaining reg
istered nurses was the chief
objection voiced to the pro
posed additional care.
O. G. Wallway, owner of
the Wallway Nursing Home
said that specifying the num
ber of hours of registered
nurse care per patient per
day was not realistic.
Other objections concerned
the requirement of a medi
cal advisory physician.
Outbreak of Flu
SpreadingThrough
Midwest and South
By United Press International
The nation's flu outbreak
spread through the Midwest
and South today and threaten
ed to move into the Far West.
Respiratory diseases, includ
ing the dangerous Asian flu
strain, were at epidemic
heights in parts of New York,
Michigan and the South.
The Memphis Public Health
Department said "there is no
question" that an epidemic
was in progress in the city
and surrounding county. The
department reported 2,085
cases of flu Wednesday, more
than double the number of
cases counted Monday.
The Sandusky Community
mmev beaver
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Large Selection of Light Fixtures at Below Cost Prices!
One of a kind and discontinued styles on sale now !
20-Only 12" Bedroom Fixtures A,.rtd oic, u$i.m 49c
4-Only Pulldown Lights Li,M95 $4"
2-Only 5 Light Dining Room Light Lilt5.00 $12"
6-Only Early American Ct,.miCi w, Pinup L,mp, u,$,o." 39S
4-Only Early American Gl.i(W.nPlnupL.mp, Lllt$, $375
1-Only 3-Light Bathroom Fixture
3-Only Ceramic Pendant Light
SEE OUR COMPLETE
LIGHTING DISPLAY
List $24.00..
Lilt $25.95 .
J95
SJ9S
RANGE
HOODS
1- Only Chrome-tone $1A95
with Fan & Light, List $35.00 U
2- Only Modern Hood $A95
with Fan & Light; List $38.00 7
1-Only 36" Coppertone Ra nge Hood $1 JT95
with Blower; List $42.50 I J
No Sales to Dealers!
MEDICINE
CABINETS
You always find low prices at BEAV
ER'S but by George this is ridiculous!
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BATHROOM
FIXTURES
2-Only 20x18 Lavatory
with Pop-up Faucet; List $37.50.
2-Only 19x17 Wall-hung Lavatory $11)95
with Pop-up Faucet; List $27.50 I L
1-Only built-in Lavatory $A95
wrim & faucet; list 38.75 17
17'5
1- 14x21 Recess Cabinet Ul,lia,s 2"
2- 16x22 Recess Cabinet Lim95 $3J0
1-14x20 Recess Cabinet LiJ50 s3!0
1-32x22 Dbl. Dr Cab. o"0' $19"
1-48x26 Recess Cab. :lM,"r$16"
"A" Grade Closet
$1
2 Only
List $32.80
18.95
Complete Line of
Builders Hardware
3 Dm Early Amtrlcin Bran Cabinet 1 A
Htngti for luh doon Lilt 57c Piir IQ
2 Doz. Drawer Pulls u4oci.th 10c
2 Doz. Barrel Bolts .- 29c
4 Only Metal Drawers u.o-e.4'
4 Only Mail Chutes lhf$10. s298
10 Only Shelf Brackets,',0,,. 49c
5 Pr. only 12" Strap Hinges P,it$l
titrl Htiry Lilt $6.41 piif
49
OPEN FRI. NIGHT
TILL 8
All Prices Subject
To Stock On Hand
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School near Port Huron,
Mich., closed down for the
rest of the week because a
third of the students were sick
at home or in hospitals. At
Albany, N.Y., the state Health
Department reported 30 cases
of flu-like illness at the Cayu
ga County Infirmary and
Home.
Union County, Ark., health
officers reported from 35 to
40 per cent of the county's
49,00 residents have had the
flu the past month or have it
at present.
West Memphis, Ark., re
ported 1,000 cases of flu and
respiratory infections, the
worst outbreak in a decade.
Fountain Lake School near
Hot Springs closed when 30
per cent of the students failed
to reDort for pIdssas unt
Springs proper had 700 stu-
ems BDsem.
Patients overflowed east
Amansas Hospitals and visit
ing hours were eliminated to
prevent spread of the ail
ments. Doctors in Alabama treated
nearly 1,300 cases of flu, 1,
200 in Marshall county, where
200 of the patients also had
pneumonia. The state has had
1,755 cases of flu the past 10
days.
Deaths Confirmed
Dr. J. W. Bass, Dallas, Tex.,
city health director, confirm
ed tWO deaths from Inflnomo
and warned an epidemic could
nil me city by the first of next
week. The deaths
73-Vear-Old man nri a i?.uaar.
old man.
Detroit Health rnmmio.W.-
er Charles P. Anderson said
city hospitals were jammed
with patients and doctors
Wednesday received 560 calls
for home visits - "probably
an all-time high for one day."
Private doctors answered
home calls for the city.
The emergency unit of De
troit Receiving Hospital had
527 cases, 65 per cent of them
flu victims.
Scientist Tells
Breakthrough in
Cancer Research
Houston -I0PD- Cancer re
searchers from three conti
nents learned today how a
team of Utah State University
botanists used sound waves to
create living viruses from
cell-free plant and animal sub
Dr. Georee W. fnr-hran
plained how he and his asso
ciates developed the process,
Which Was rlpsrrlhorl ac a
major break-through in cancer
researcn.
Cochran sairl his tam
found the source of a suspect
ed cancer link in infected cells
to find where the suspected
substance, nucleic acid, was
formed. They found it in tiny
green bodies containing chlor
ophyll, and in the nucleus,
the "center" of the cell.
Particle. Purified
Cochran sairl th rra.k
ers purified the green par
ticles, put them in test tubes
and broke thfm nnon t.ritt.
ultrasonic (high sound range)
energy. They added a small
amount of viral nucleic acid
which served as a pattern to
create the new living organ
isms. Cochran made his report at
the 17th annual symposium
on fundamental cancer re
search at the University of
Texas M. D. Anderson Hos
pital and Tumor Institute.
He said he discovered early
last year that ribonucleic
acid, usually produced by liv
ing ceils or viruses, could be
formed by cell-free extracts
from infected plants. He dup
licated in the test tube a type
of ribonucleic acid formed by
tobacco virus.
Cochran said he hopes his
experiments will lead to new
methods of chemical control
of virus diseases - including,
possibly, cancer.
4-H CluOfficers
Attend Conference
Duties of each officer of a
4-H club were explained at a
Jackson county 4-H training
school in the multi-purpose
room of Crater High school
recently.
Miss Joan Brastey and
Jerry Brog. county extension
j agents, were in charge of the
session, attended by about
200 4-H club members and
leaders.
Following a preliminary
session, the group divided ac
cording to office, presidents,
under Mrs. Everett Gibson:
vice president, Francis
Krouse; secretaries, Mrs. Mor-
i ris Frink; news reporters,
I Brog; recreation. Mrs. Fran
cis Krouse and Mrs. Clay
Bion; and others, Miss
jBeasley.
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PMC
In Town . By George!
We've chopped prices down to Low we KNOW they
can't be beat! Prices are subject to STOCK ON HAND
don't wait first come, first served while stock lasts!!
Out They
GO!
Regular 3.98
HEATING
PADS
UL
Approved
3-Heat
Positive
Control
$177
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Plastic Interlocking
POKER CHIPS
100
COUNT
49
t
Box
EXTRA SPECIAL!
S18R i,
Tset iiJ,g;vr& i ll
(w) While
le9 Stock lasts!
Plastic BRIEF GASES
Ideal for business or
school $ 44
Your I
Choice Ea.
30-Cup - Folly Automatic - Electric
PARTY 5A88
PERCOLATORS ll'"'
Regular 21.95 W Ea.
SAVE $12.07
Plastic Tumblers
& Coffee Mugs Ea. O
Plastic 50 Ft.
Garden Hose
5 Year Guarantee
79.
c
IA.
TRAINING PANTS
Triple Crotch, Heavy A
Duty. Sizes 1-4 Pai
69
LUNCH KITS
Work Men's, Complete
ytzZJrii Wi,h Bo,,l
W $149
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JEWELRY
CLOSE-OUT!
EARRINGS
up to
c 1,50
1 Your
9
c
Pr.
Necklace
& Earring
Sets
Reg. 99c Set
Hurry!
Necklace ft
Matching Earrings
WHILE STOCKS LAST
44i.
George Washington's Favorite
CHOCOLATE COVERED
CHERRIES
Now Only 2 Boxes 69
Out They Go! Reg. 10.95
POLE LAMPS
4
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If3 Brown & Black Vl 00
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light in Weight-Heavy duty
PORTABLE BED
& MATTRESS
Reg. 21.95 tflgg
Complete! 1J
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CREST
T- .11 1-
looinpasie
Reg.83c (V
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Sixe Tube
TYPING PAPER
100 Count
Reg. 49c Pkg.
14
Circus Brand
Reg. 69c Jar
Jar
GIRLS' PANTIES
All Cotton
Sizes 8 thru 14
4,69
Magla's Teflon Ironing Board
PAD (r COVER SET
R9. 3.95 1 66
3NLY 1 Set
AS LONG AS THEY LAST!
Medicated DERMASSAGE
LOTION OOrf
Reg. 1.79 Size OO Bottle
PEANUT BUTTER
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