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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1953)
w DR. DAVID M. WITTER 1 To Debate fro and Coni of Fluoridation Monday Evening Tickets Still Available For Fluoridation Debate Tickets for the forum on flu oridation of city water Monday night will be available at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce office tomorrow, it was reported Saturday. A num ber of tickets are still unsold. The debate will be over the relative merits of the use of flu orine In city water for the pre vention of tooth decay, prin cipally in children. The gather ing, one of the chamber's regu lar forum meetings, has been opened to the public because of DRIVE IH tcsatre TONITE THRU WED. QUO VADIS". "IVArOlv Mow from M-G: TECHNICOLOR f U JEAN STEWART . Simmons-Gringer IMBMMII CHARLES KERRLUiGIITON' PLUS NEWS CARTOON Gates Open 7:00 First Skew at Dusk J OMAR'S Restaurant And New Lounge IS NOW 4:30 p.m. to Midnight INCLUDING SUNDAYS Closed Tuesdays Ashland, Ortfloa Jackson Hotel SPvlORGASBORB SUNDAYS 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. FEATURE ENTftEE THIS SUNDAY Roast Tom Turkey Baked Smithfield Ham Candied Sweet Potatoes Enjoy Your Sunday Dinner In a Cool Quiet Atmosphere ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN 50c and $1.00 No Charge for Children Under 6 Chef Adrian Personally in Charge! iismmmmmmaammaBam"B"" a '-: ..r life ' hi DR. A. B. MAC WHINNEY the considerable interest In the subject, according to a chamber spokesman. Speakers will be Dr. David M. Witter, head of the dental health section of the State Board of Health, favoring fluoridation. and Dr. A. B. MacWhinnie, Se attle dentist, opposing. Other meetings for public dis cussion of the matter will be held from time to-time, but this is the first public debate on flu oridation in Medford. Oregon Tidelands Position Up To Board Salem U.R) Attorney Gen eral Robert Y. Thornton has left it up to the Board of Con trol whether he should join with five other states in testing the constitutionality of the so-called tidelands oil bill enacted by the 83rd Congress. The recent legislation would transfer ownership of these tide- lands actually a misnomer as it affects the submerged lands, to three miles out from the fed eral government to the states. The states of Alabama, Arkan sas, Montana, Rhode Island and West Virginia have brought the test case in U. S. District court for the District of Columbia to determine the constitutionality ol the bill. Russia Offers Aid To Iran, Reports Say Tehran, Iran UiS Soviet Russia has opened a campaign to woo Iran from the United States by offering it aid to meet its urgent financial crisis, ac cording to informed Iranian sources. It was reported that Soviet Ambassador Anatolle Avereutiev launched the campaign in a con ference with Premier Fazollah Zahedi. At the same time, U.S. Ambas sador Loy W. Henderson was in conference with Shah Moham med Reza Pahlevi, likewise, it is understood, discussing the pos sibility of immediate aid to the Iranian government OPEN Twenty-five Hew Books Received at Library in August Twenty-five new books, IX of the fiction and 12 non-fiction, were added to the collection at the Medford,Public Library dur ing August, it was announced Saturday. In addition, a number of pamphlets were received by the library. The list of new books follows: FICTTOW Briggs, The hem of His gar ment; Buck, Come, my beloved; Chapman, Tennessee hazard; Corbett, In Miss Armstrong's room; Cronin, Beyond this place; Gann, The high and the mighty; Giles, The Kentuckians; Ian, The vermilion gate; Lindop, The singer not the song; Moore, The wheel and the hearth; Nathan, The train in the meadow; Payne, Blood royal; Williams, The un- conquered. NON-FICTION Bunton, The spiritual crisis of man; Oldham, The enduring word, a book of doctrinal ser mons; Scudder, Prisoners are people; Payne, Stars in the mak ing; Carrighar, Icebound sum mer; Cooper, How to supervise people; Van Den Branden, Plas tering skill and practice; Jack son, Life among, the savages; Roosevelt, India and the awak ening East; Cortat, In search of Chopin; Cook, We followed our stars; Mishima, The broader way, a woman's life in the new Japan. PAMPHLETS O.S.C. Agricultural Experi ment Station Circulars of in formation: Building w a 1 k-in freezers. The Canby red rasp berry, A Croft lily bulb grader. O.S-C. Extension S e r v i c Bulletins: Broiler production, Leafy spurge, Quackgrass, Bag weed. White top. O.S.C. Extension Service Extension circular: Potato ring rot O.S.C. Agricultural Experi ment Station Station Bulletins: Establishing and maintaining favorable attitudes among co operative members, Insects in farm-stored wheat, The meadow Spittlebug, how to .control it; Prevention of Roundworms in pigs. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Farmers' Bulletins: Ginseng cul ture, The Hessian fly, Legume inoculation, what it is, what it does; The Spinose ear tick. Woman Faces Murder Charge Roseburg (U.R) Thirty-nlne-year-old Eva Canfield Friday faced second degree murder charges in the shotgun slaying of her husband. Mrs. Canfield, who admitted shooting her husband, Virgil Harris Canfield, at their home near Idlewild, 22 miles north of here Wednesday, wept as she heard Judge A. J. Geddcj read the charges filed by District At torney Robert Stults. Date for preliminary hearing will be set after Mrs. Canfield has obtained counsel. An attor ney will probably be appointed by the court to handle the de fense, since Mrs. Canfield has advised the district attorney that she has no funds to pay attorney fees. The 37-year-old Canfield died Wednesday night at Douglas Community hospital here, about three hours after he was hit in the stomach by the shotgun blast. . The little ruby-throated hum mingbird summers in the United States but spends its winters around Central America and Yucatan. Although his wings measure Just over an inch in length, he can beat them about 75 times a second and is able to make a non-stop flight of some 500 miles across the Gulf of Mexico. Closing Sunday Peter Pride Quartet NO COVER opening Hon. Sammy Blank QUARTET Sammy spent many ytars with the Ted Lewis Show. We know you will enjoy this group. They present Excellent Dance Musk Sensational Shows A Beautiful Girl Stan's U Club Ne Carer Charts TmHM HJLAq!J (HANK N BASH Chest Medford Plan Leaders Endorse United Medford Crusade Chest, Medford Plan Presidents Endorse United Crusade Here The Greater Medford Commu nity Chest and the Medford Plan will cease operations next month, giving way to the United Med ford Crusade, it was announced by the presidents of the two or ganizations Saturday. Paul Haviland, Community Chest president, said: t "As president of the Greater Medford Community Chest, I wish to announce that the chest will definitely close its business as of Sept 30, 1953, giving place to the United Medford Crusade, which in addition to the agencies represented in the Chest will also serve as many of the na tional agencies as may care to join. . "For the agencies and for the board of directors of the chest, I heartily endorse the United Med ford Crusade, and ask that resi dents give it their unqualified support." Frank N. Bash, president of the MeHford Plan, stated:: . "The United Medford Crusade will replace both the Medford Plan and the Community Chest, stcrting with the campaign this fall. The United Medford Cru sade has all of the advantages of the, Medford Plan, and in addi tion, consolidates under one drive money-raising campaigns that were not under the Commu nity Chest. , "As president of the Medford Plan this past year, and as a director of the United Medford Crusade, I urge all members of the Medford Plan to join the United Medford Crusade when they are called upon. Firms and individuals who have not been members of the Medford Plan will find that the United Med ford Crusade will adequately fill all of their needs." The United Medford Crusade was organized recently and John Dellenback was elected presi dent The Crusade is designed to Dead Una on Claatned Ada: 1:30 p.m. for folio wins day: 10 .ra. Moo day: noon Saturday for Sunday ajm. MfMMlJrv05 tSa Dai Otto' t. "t I HOLDEN-TAYLOK-PELnGER CONTINUOUS SHOW ty:&4M?" "Tie hi" ALAN LADO'JCAN ARTHUrt VAN HEFUN COMING WEDNESDAY 1 'I " 1 PAUL HAVILAND provide a means whereby resi dents and business firms may make one donation each year and attend to all charitable giving through the one gift, rather than being solicited by many different fund drives throughout the year. (See story on Page 1) ...Reunited in i a torrid drama I of passion end intrigue! PLUS CARY GRANT MYRNA LOY Shirley TEMPLE; Rwfr Vales Gates Open at 6:30 Show at 7:25 THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN IT Terrific' TODAY FROM 1 P.M. SEE UT ITS CRpATf I mSm Jm f- ' Glenn fJtll a ford Ir y SF KX ITU bT.w. i e n i i 'i a Eh v KwRQ E 8TEVKN8 m eaiiiiaii at wkmmck muki y wyi m n n ilu t nimi ..TKCHNICOLOK Sunday. August St, INI Hi3ry Ccrmins R.t Berlin U.B Hungry East Germans are reported to have battled Communist police in the Red held suburbs of Berlin Fri day to save their American "Eis enhower ' food packages from confiscation. The anti - Communist League of Free Jurists, which received the report, said that the hungry Germans rebelled when squads of the Red police tried to con fiscate their parcels in the sub urban Babies berg elevated rail road station. - Hundreds of men Joined In the attack, the league said, and beat up policemen until rein forcementa were called. TODAY! ill :Pj 7 "IT'S GREAT" - SAID THOSE WHO SAW THE SNEAK PREVUE AT THE HOLLY! m L- -W-K a mm MM BnBBBBBBBBBSBBBBmmmmm .BBaaaamm BaaiBBBBBBammr . UUs II V MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TMBU)n-TK3T!C9t Fcr Feed Pcckejs In the end. It was reported. the police cleared the station but abandoned their attempt to confiscate the food packages. . Wind Gust Confuses , Automobile) Drive Detroit (UJ0 A strong gust of wind that caught the car driven by Earnest Evans left him in such a state of confusion he didnt know which way he wu going. Evans was driving at about 35 miles an hour, not paying much attention to the dark threaten ing clouds ahead of him. Sud denly a gust of wind caught the CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM 1 P.M. LESLIE CARON y ROMANCING. DANCING V DARLING OF "AN AMERICAN IN PARIS" a "LIU".... the pretty young country girl who learned about love in gay Paree! An M-G-M Picture starring FERRER MM ZSA ZSA GABOR IT mm EMPLOYMXXT U7 - Salem Trade and Industrial employment in Portland's metro politan area including Clark county. Washington increased five thousand last month over June. 1953. and July. 1952. ac cording to employers reports to the State Unemployment Com pensation Commission and TJ.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. car, spun it around and headed it in the opposite direction Evans drove for about 300-feet before he realized what had hap pened. Oaad Baa aa for follow ins aay. la la PLUS O "A Queen Is Crowned" All the Technicolered Pafeantry of Elizabeth's Coronation! STARTS TONITE WHAT A SCREAtt TEAM! mm PLUS fori EE ten en stes open 6:30 Show at 7:25 Hut! .Hiior ADORATION- IHIANDTKE PUPrtTS" e Afa aWaUtae MSM tKom l ' I BOB vA Wflw i (Jf I "cv H I ; J CONTINUOUS j FROM 12:45 P.M. i i O a aii m0mA
