Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 25, 1955, Image 14

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Wednesday, May 25, 18ff
HIGH. BUT NOT DRY A violent thunder
ftorm that dumped more than three inches of
rain in two hours on Cleveland stranded this
unidentified truck driver "awaiting rescue.
Note car at left abandoned. Bus with passen
gers to right of truck is also stalled.
Storms Leave At Least 5 iead
By UNITED PRESS
An advancing storm front
shook the Midwest and South
with death dealing winds and
lightning and moved on to whip
the nation's East today.
Sudden storms last night killed
at least five persons. A man and
two boys died at Augusta, Ga.t
when 80-mile per hour winds
caved in the concrete block wall
of a baseball park. In Clinton
City, Mich., a lightning bolt
killed a father and son.
Tornado funnels danced across
the Midwest, menacing the me
tropolis of Chicago, and touched
down at Marietta, Ga., blowing
away a garage and barn.
Detroit and Chicago were
meanwhile whipped by violent
thunderstorms which spewed
torrents of rain, sparked fires,
and tied up transportation.
Wall Collapses
In the South, windstorms laced
with twisters raced across Ala
bama and Georgia, striking
hardest at Augusta as a minor
league baseball game was in
progress at Jennings Stadium.
Wes Bennett, about 25, David
Thomas, about 12, and Sam Mad
ison, about 13, had apparently
tried to take shelter beside a 10
foot high section of the stadium
wall which had been condemned.
The wind blew in the wall and
the three persons, all Negroes,
were killed.
Death struck with equal sud
denness in Michigan, where a
Clinton City father and his two
'sons took refuge under a tree. A
lightning bolt forked down,
killing the father and one son
and knocking over the other boy.
In Chicago, meanwhile, the
temperature skidded 20 degrees
in 60 minutes as the city was
doused by 1.30 inches of rain.
Appeals Court Debates
Motion by Dr. Sheppard
Cleveland- (U.R) Three
Court of Appeals judges today
began consideration of Dr. Sam
uel Sheppard's motion to set
aside his second degree murder
conviction for the bludgeonslay
ing of his wife, Marilyn, last
July 4.
The two-day hearing on the
motion, based on alleged judicial
error in the trial, -ended yester
day. N
The judges can reverse the
original decision, sustain it, or
lower the degree of guilt in their
decision expected within a
month.
Underpasses and basements
were flooded, more than 50 cars
were stalled on Lake Shore
Drive, and lightning touched off
a $3,000 fire on the northwest
side.
New York City sweltered
through its second day of more
than 90 per cent humidity and
office workers shucked their
coats in many other Eastern
cities.
Graduation Cards
to say
"How proud you are!
See our complete selections.
On Memorial Day how better can we honor those who
gave ''the last full measure of devotion" than to place
patriotism above self interest and pause in our com
mercial activities to rededicate ourselves to the cause
for which they gave their lives. '
Let us not be so indifferent as to hold the love of
personal gain above love of country.
Let us pause and rededicate ourselves to the cause
for which these men died to keep America free a
symbol to the world of the blessings of democracy.
Lets make this our triubute to those we honor on
Memorial Day.
CLOSED MONDAY
AAE&ORIM DAY
East Side Market Grand View Market
Luman's Piggly Viggly
Oakdale Market Big Y Super Market
Groceteria
SHOP BEFORE MEMORIAL DAY
from f
U EA.
FOUNTAIN SPECIAL
Fresh Strawberry Sundae
2 scoops of ice cream topped
with delicious fresh straw
berries, whipped cream, and
crushed nuts.
1SC
CANDY TREAT
Assorted Fruit Slices
Reg. 29c lb. fruit flavored
wedges. Pineapple, orange,
lemon and lime flavors.
Special
SPORTING
PRICE
TWILL PEDAL PUSHERS.
Buttons, everywhere. Navy,
black, red. 10-18.
GINGHAM BLOUSE.
Woven check. Pink ot blue.
32-38.
Memorial Day
Special
Indian
Blankets ,
Reg. $2.59
S',1 98
Special J
Made to order for camping trip
or picnic. Assorted colors. West
ern design. Size 64x76.
Girls' Nylonixed
Panties-
Reg. 35c
Two bar tricot. Sizes 2-14.
Colors, whjte and yellow.
Ladies' Nylon
Panties
Reg. 59e
fishing tackle
Monofilament
Soft Nylon' Lint
200 yd.
6-lb. test $1.25
8-lb. test $1.35
10-lb. test $1.50
Telescope
All Purpose
ROD
On
FIBER GLASS SPINNING ROD .. . $4.49
FIBER GLASS FLY ROD .. ...$3.98
FIBER GLASS CASTING ROD $2.98
BLACK JACK CASTING REELS $2.29 and $2.98
CHINOOK SALMON EGGS, 3-oz. jar ...45c
Beach Balls Wading Pools
Rubber B each Balls ...29c and 69c
Plastic Wading Pools $3.98 - $4.98
Steel Frame Wading Pool $9.98
Rigid. 42x60x10
KLEENEX SPECIAL
300 Tissues to
the box. Reg. 25c.
Special
for
I7C
Nylon tricot,. Sizes 5-6-7.
' Save at Newberry's.
Ladies' Mesh-Kool
Parties
Reg. 39c
Sizes 5-6-7 in white,
pink and yellow.
Men's and Boys'
Swim Trunks
and
Sportswear
MEN'S
Swim Trunks
Brief Style
$1 .98, $2.39
Boys' Play Trunks v
Poplin and plisse in bright 94Pef
prints and stripes aV - ?
If
s
Boys1 Swim Trunks
Boxer or Brief Style
79 $198
FLEECE LINED COTTON
Sport Jackets
Ideal for beach wear. Nylon reinforced collar, zipper
front, full cut, slash pockets.
Men's Sizes, S, M, L, ex-L $2.98
Boys' Sizes, 10-12-14 ... :.$2.49
Cemetery Wreaths
and Sprays
Imported Lunch Cloths
Ideal for picnics. Regular $1.00
SPECIAL
Pillow Tubing
All White Cotton Muslin 42 In. Width.
Regular 49c yd.
.SPECIAL
39"
Ladies' Pedal
Pushers
$n98-$98
i
Girls' Denim Shorts
SANFORIZED
Assorted Light Colors
SHOO
1
Pure Silk Scarfs
29 Inch Squares.
Regular 79c...
..SPECIAL
c nv a
ea. or 2g for
Ladies' Cotton Skirts
Bright Summer Prints.
Sizes 22-30. ....
100 Nylon Uniforms
All White. Sizes 12-42.
Regular 4.98..
$)66
.SPECIAL
Baby Special
Cuti Bootie. Terry Cloth Booties
for Baby .............. .
Boys' Cabana Suits
Spun Rayon. Bright, Printed Picture Fronts.
Sizes 2 - 6. - ...
$98
1
best team
under the sun
sleeveless
BLOUSE tnm
Solid color, washable
broadcloth. Contrast
ing trimming. White,
colors. 42-38.
bermuda
shorts
Sanforized poplin.
Black, colors. 10-18.
Universal
Jumbo
(Eairoroenlt
Sag
Reg. $1.89
$',159
Special U
Store winter clothe new. Held 16
ferments. Rust proof zipper, strone
steel frame. 54 in. long. Oust proof.
FOLDING ALUMINUM
Patio Chair
Reg. $6.95
Special ....
Ideal for camping. Light weight. Will not rust.
Nylon seat and back rest. Save more at Newberry's.
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