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Little-Known Mexican Drug Used in Attempt To Save Polio Victim Houston, Tex. (U.R) Doctors made a "desperate attempt" Sat urday to save a polio patient's life with an ink-like drug they No Orders Issued Keeping American Ships From Baltic Washington (U.R) The Navy Saturday said no orders have Jaeen issued directing American naval vessels to stay out of the Baltic Sea during forthcoming NATO naval exercises in order to prevent an incident with Rus sia. "It was never contemplated that U.S. ships would enter the Baltic during 'Mainbrace' Exer cises" this fall, a Navy spokes man said. 'Therefore, no orders have been issued." Includes Aircraft The same thing applies to Naval aircraft, the spokesman said. These statements came from the Norfolk, Va., headquarters of Adm. Lynde D. McCormick, supreme allied commander of NATO forces in the Atlantic. A previous report indicated that American ships had been ordered to stay out of the Baltic for fear they might provoke the Russians and international com plications would develop. Watched by Red Press. Warships of eight NATO countries are scheduled to parti cipate in the exercises, which have been receiving consider able attention in the Soviet press. The Moscow newspaper Pravda said it would "violate international agreements" if U.S. and British ships entered the Baltic. Other Soviet newspapers, fol lowing the same line, said such a "provocation" would lead to a serious international incident. know little about. The drug, "anoidic," was in jected into a 20-year-old polio patient, and the injections are continuing at the rate of one every six hours. Dr. Albert Trencavel? a 64-year-old Belgian living in Mex ico, said the inky black drug has cured some 180 cases. Condition Critical Physicians at Hedgecroft Clin ic here made the decision to use anoidic on Barry Bishop Jr. aft er their examinations disclosed Bishop was "in very critical condition." Dr. John C. Buntin of the Hedgecroft staff said he had never before heard of the drug and that the records of the American Medical Association at Chicago showed no report of anoidic. "This is a desperate attempt to save his life," Bunting said when he revealed the untested drug was being used on Bishop. "I am not convinced it will help," Bunting said. "This boy is critically ill. We felt it could do no harm." Can Do No Harm The physicians at the clinic said they had tested the drug, which looks like blue-black ink, and found that it could do no possible harm, even if it failed to do any good. Trencavel had a supply of the drug flown to Houston from Mexico City for use on Bishop. Bunting made it clear that he was not endorsing the unknown drug by his use of it. The doctor said it may take several days to determine whether anoidic had any effect on Bishop. TYPING PRISONER Chicago (U.R) Judge Mi chael L. Igoe ordered Edmund R. Morris removed from the county jail and transferred to Stateville penitentiary. Saturday after the prisoner complained that he doesnt like to use a pen or pencil and they have type writers for . prisoners at Stateville. Silver Grill Cafe Open Monday, Aug. 18 7 A.M. 8 P.M. FEATURING HOMEMADE PIES . 403 E. Main Vrl iimii.iii i ii n iiiT4lfa nt.i& iUsMMstM SUFFERING SEVERE BURNS, Alan Robert Grant; 19, University of Washington student, alights from Coast Guard plane in Seattle after flight from 9,450-foot Mt. Stuart where he and Paul Brikhof f. 20, another student, were struck five times by lightning. Brlkhoff was killed. Both had Just climbed peak. (International Soundphoto) Yasmih's Temporary Illness Brings Rita, Aly Together For Few Hours in Hospital Hollywood (U.R) Prince Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth forgot their marital differences at least temporarily Saturday in anxiety over their daughter, Yasmin, who swallowed some sleeping pills and was rushed to a hospital for emergency treat ment. The distraut parents hurried three-year-old Yasmin to Santa Monica hospital Friday night after their private nurse said she believed the child had gulp ed the pills. In Good Spirits Yasmin, already suffering from a mild attack of whooping cough, appeared in good spirits despite her experience as the nurse carried her into the emer gency room. She was sucking on a red lollipop and seemed to be enjoying the after-bedtime trip. Prince Aly, . his long hair tousled, arrived at the hospital first with film director Charles Vidor, at whose home he has been staying. Rita. Yasmin, and the nurse arrived in another car moments later. Rita remained outside the hos pital while physicians pumped out the girl's stomach. Dressed in a print bandana, gray skirt and sweater, she paced up and Phone 2-9008' a n&jf i w m w m w t m j b r Ma "o-r- 1951 No. PACIFIC HIGHWAY BEDFORD, OREGON MYTHS LOW WAY ON THE HIWAY, BEATWOSEMWlt Tim PRICES f STRAW SALE WE ORDERED TOO MANY TOO LATE, SO WE'LL TAKE THE LOSS. Reg. 1.75 ..now $1.25 Reg. 2.55 . .now $ 1.75 COME IN THE STORE OR SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ... THE ORIGINAL PRICE WAS LOW FOR THE QUALITY. WHILE THEY LAST! , Electric Fan Clearance! General Electric Oscillating $1195 10-inch, Req. $15-95 Now I I Polar Cub Oscillating 8-inch, Reg. $10.69 Now Polar Cub Stationary 8-inch, Reg. $7.49 Now You Can't Afford to Be Without a Fan at These Prices! $jr95 $549 FADED BLUE CUSH-N-CREPE SHOES Sizes 6V2 and 7 Reg. $6.95 Now 3.95 PLASTIC HOSE 50 FT. LIGHT WEIGHT RESISTS OIL, GREASE, ALKILIS MILDEW - SUNPROOF ALL BRASS COUPLINS ONLY S4.5CD 3 YEAR GUARANTEE JUST RELEASED GENUINE GI MARINE SHOES $X AC A $10.95 Value t H......tHMm. .Pair A Real Shoe at a Real Price! ONLY A FEW SIZES 5-E, 5I4-EE, 6-D, 6'2-E, 7-F, 7'2-E, 7'2-D, 8'2-EE, 9-EE, 9-F, 9'j-F, 10-F, IOV2-F, 11-F, 12-E. These are the only sizes and there aren't many. down, clenching and unclench ig her. fists. Worried Falher Aly played the part of a wor ried father, running from Yas min to Rita, assuring both that everything was all right. When the physicians announc ed the little girl was in no dan ger and could return home, Aly, Rita and Vidor laughed nervous ly with relief, bundled Yasmin back into Rita's car, and drove off. The beautiful actres appar ently telephoned Aly at Vidor's home to notify him of the acci dent after they spent the earlier part of the evening under sep arate roofs. Dog Show Entries To Close Monday Entries for the fourth annual all-breed dog show will close Monday, August 18, according to the show committee of the Southern Oregon Kennel club. The show will be held August 31 at the Medford high school football field with the gates opening at 8 a.m. Anyone wishing to enter a dog may call Mrs. F. E. White at 2-8007 or Mrs. J. E. Smith at 3-2915 for entry information. Entertainment will be featur ed during the show, and the Roxy Ann Grange will be in charge of the food. A class for local dogs of southern Oregon not handled by a professional, will be" included in the show, with the winner receiving a cam era, donated by the Anders camera shop. Judging will begin at 9:30 a.m, on Sunday, August 31, with the show lasting until 8 o'clock in the evening. Handlers and exhibitors will check their dogs with the veter inarian before the judging at 9:30 o'clock in the morning. Prison Suicide Ends German Leaders' Life Munich, Germany (U.R) Philip Auerbach, former high ranking Jewish official sentenc ed to 2 years imprisonment by a German court Thursday, died Saturday of an overdose of sleeping tablets, police announc ed. - . Auerbach, former chief f the Bavarian restitution office hand ling state payments to victims of Nazism, was the highest ranking Jewish government official in post-war Germany. "-- He was convicted with Chief Rabbi Aaron Ohrenstein of the state of Bavaria of misappropri ating $655,000 in Deutsch marks from the funds earmarked for Nazi victims. Auerbach was fined $642 in addition to the jail sentence. Ohrenstein was fined $2,380 and sentenced to one year in jail. Three German judges who sentenced the men were form erly Nazi party members. Freak Summer Floods Reported in England London U.R) Freak sum mer floods raged across south ern and southwestern England in the past 36 hours and left three persons dead and 2,000 homeless Saturday. Three boy scouts on vacation with a troop of 21 boys were drowned when, their camp on the banks of the River Bray was washed away. Other scouts said, Federal Complaint Charges Car Theft Portland (U.R) The Port land FBI office reported Satur day that a federal complaint had been filed against Stephen B. Helland, 19, Edmonds, Wash., charging him with transporting a stolen car from . Seattle to Roseburg, Ore. He was arrest ed August 7 in Roseburg by local police. James B. Poster, special FBI agent in charge here, said two ether men accompanied Helland to Oregon City from Seattle. They left Helland there, then returned to Seattle in a car stolen from a parking lot in Ore gon City. New Method Found For Killing Fox Philadelphia (U.R) Seven-ieen-year-old James Berry kill ed an apparently rabid fox . with a bow and arrow in a wooded area near his home here late Friday. The youth was shooting at a target when the fox started after his dog. When the animal " turned on Berry, the boy stun ned him with a blow from his bow, and then killed the fox with an arrow. Sunday, August 17, 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE Emergency Fund Not Available for Hogs Salem (U.R) Attorney Gener al George Neuner Saturday told Gov. Douglas McKay that he has no legal authority to spend money from the emergency fund to 'indemnity owners of swine slaughtered by order of the State Department of Agriculture be cause they were carriers of vesi cular exanthema. Neuner held that the gover nor's emergency fund can be ex pended for special requests in connection with the governor's duties as imposed by law, but held that, since no specific law covered paying owners of infect ed swine, he could not legally pay claims for losses sustained by the owners. Under the circumstances, Neu ner said, the owners of the in fected hogs that have been de stroyed must either go into court or apply to the legislature for financial relief. Mount Fuji, Japan's sacred volcano, has not erupted in near ly 250 years. Its last explosion was in 1747-8. Tokyo (then call ed Edo), though 60 miles away, was covered with six inches of ash. A tiny fish often shares the shell abode of the Caribbean conch. The little follew never strays' far, and hurries inside when his host beats a retreat in to the shell. Like moose, elk are not fitted j to thrive in the presence of civi- j lization, and seem fated to dis-1 appear except in remote regions j or under special legal protection. I -P8Z First Time In Medford! This is a delicious Italian recipe designed ,to be served with your favorite beverage. Pizza is prepared at Bud and Lucille's by Joe Acuna, Italian chef par excellence, . from Chicago. IZZA WILL BE SERVED MONDAY ; THRU FRIDAY FROM 3 to 10 P.M. k Come In and Try It! -BUD & LUCILLE'S CAFE McAndrews at Court SSBCj firek,ng Oift B RECK SHAMPOOS 60c 4 or. sii I 11 - - Tir I 1 MITE BROMO- SELT2ER flCHTS C7A 3WAYS V " 2 " p pjp for CLOVE&IHE Brand SALVE ReKf For Tired, JC Tender Aching riW Feet BmU Don' lo tp Tontjih' With Sunburn Get NOXZEMA H Medium fijflft I H Size "fW I ILiMMr RBIMGS QUICK HEADACHE REUEF Tablets Or Powder m PLUS EGfi SHAMPOO ASSORTED SIZES PACQU1HS EXCITING NEW BEAUTY LOTION SILK fl SATIN 49c PURE SILK Large Variety of Colors 32"x32" Square Hand-rolled Hem. EA. FINE QUALITY Large Assortment of Pastel Plaids EA. AEROSOL ills Mosquitos, Flies, Moths EA. Prices Effective Sunday, Monday, Tuesday D J rr W7 ,4 . L the river so fast we hadn't time to get out of camp." Dead line on Classified Ads: 5:30 m for folio wine day: 10 ajn. Mon day; noon Saturday for Sunday tjn
