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JULY frjsfi Dozens of Unadvertised Specials Thru-out the Store READY FOR KILL Patricia McCormick, famed Texas girt bullfighter, making her ; first appearance since being gored early this year, received the tails and ears of two pills which she killed" in bullring at Reynosa, Mexico. She is shown preparing to kill her second bull, whose back is filled with banderillas. Gas Stations Can Disrupt Traffic Chicago (U.R) Gas stations can become a problem, according to the American Society of Plan ning Officials. They can create traffic con gestion along major streets and highways. Unregulated stations can become a fire and explosion hazard. Too -many stations can lower the property values of neighbor ing residential areas, and aban doned stations can create blight As a result, the society said, many cities have tried to re strict the number of stations within their borders. But, the society said, courts generally have viewed such at tempts with disfavor, contending that they tend to constitute a monopoly for already existing stations. The society said in a report, "Regulation of Filling Stations," that courts might be more leni ent in dealing with gas station regulations if they are based on sound traffic considerationsxor Moscow Beams Holiday Greetings To America London (UP.) Radio Mos cow beamed Independence Day Greetings to lb United States today. Moscow's North American program, which opens at midnight, was begun with this message: "This is Radio Moscow. On this Fourth of July, we would like to congratulate Ameri- cans on their national holiday, and wish them peace and pros perity. We Soviet people ad mire the fine. Democratic traditions of our American friends, with whom we hope to live in peace, understand ing, trust and mutual peaceful effort."" West Berlin Votes Subsidy for Truckers Berlin (U.R) The Western Berlin citv envrnmmt vntpri a new $250,000 subsidy Monday to truckers supplying Berlin to pay for exorbitant Communist road taxes. - The new grant brought - to $1,500,000 the total subsidies paid by the city since April 1 when the Reds arbitrarily raised road tolls eleven fold on truck traffic between Beriin and West Germany. Janitor, Tenants Get Hot Under Collar Paterson, N.J. 0J.R Tenants of an apartment house really got hot under the collar when somebody turned on the steam heat full blast Monday. v once arrested building su perintendent Eugene Bernard on n 3 I I after he became perturbed at his wife, threw her clothing into the furnace to burn and turned on the steam. Eisenhower Attends 'Cinerama' Picture - Washington (U.R) President Eisenhower decided today - to take the afternoon off and go to the movies. A special matinee showing of tne original "cinerama" was ar ranged for the President at the Warner Theater, where the movie has been playing since Nov. 5, 1953. Car Didn't Run Right; Owner Wrecks It Naigara Falls, N.Y 0J.R) Charles Rowan, 38, of Tucson, Arix., arrested after he sent his driverless car down an in cline to crash into a rock bed ' with its front end dangling over the Niagara Rived Rap ids, said: "I wanted to get rid of, it. They charged me $62 to fix it and it still doesn't run right." . Dublin (U.PJ Hugh Stewart of San Marino, Calif- the de fending champion of 'men's singles at the Irish Lawn 'Tennis Championship, began defense of his title yesterday by scoring a 7-5, 6-2 victory over Julian Drury-Byrne of Dublin in the first round. on site, improvement or curb-cut factors that would tend to reduce congestion at heavily - traveled intersections. Multnomah County Quits O&C Group Portland (U.R) Multnomah county withdrew today from the Association of Oregon & Cali fornia Land Grant Counties. The three county commissioners, all Democrats, said the action was taken to protest hiring former Oregon Senator Guy Cordon as association counsel. . Commissioners said their ac tion was "not political." They added that they believed Cor don, Republican defeated last year by Sen. Richard L. Neu berger, had not done too much for Multnomah county in land grant cases. ' Cordon was employed last week as special counsel on a one- year contract paying $12,000. He will work on the interchange of timber holdings between the for est service and -the O&C lands. Of the 18 O&C counties in Western Oregon, Multnomah county has the smallest holdings. It realizes about $40,000 a year from timber sales. Morning Star Leads Honolulu Yacht Race San Pedro, Calif. (U.R) The sleek Morning Star, holder of the elapsed time record for the Transpacific Yacht race to Honolulu, held a narrow lead in the -1955 running . of ; the 2250-mile race and yatchsmen speculate a new record may be in the offing. Richard Rheem's 96 foot schooner was 186 miles out un der an overcast sky and running before a 20-mile an hour wind as the first 24 hours of the race neared an end. But pressing her three miles behind was William A. Pomer oys lOS-foot, 10-inch schooner Ramona, the largest boat in the race. Marion S. Centers Dies at Ashland Ashland Funeral services for Marion S. Centers, 71, who died here Monday, will be held at Lady of the Mountain Catho lic church Thursday at 9:30 a.m. with the Rev. Father McCloud of Medford officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View ceme tery. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held at Litwil ler's Mountain View chapel Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. The deceased was born at Sams Valley on Jan. 27, 1884, and had spent most of his life in the Rogue valley. His parents came from Missouri in 1842. He was a graduate of the San Fran cisco School of Veterinary Surgery. Survivors include a son, Rob ert B., Portland; a sister, Mrs. Essie Fox, Medford, and two grandchildren. Topeka - Almost one-fifth of the entire wheat crop of the U.S. is grown in Kansas. (Vodka in orange juice) m It leaves you breathless 1 mirnofF vuunA 0proof.Made(roR100srtiniKuttalspiritt. Sit. Pierre Smiroo9Fli.Ioc..Hnford, Coon. ' at ure- "fjw r,nMw . 9 S- Putting St Of I has lcp; store people poor than any other one thing 4 4 :, rr Soyi NORMAN SMEDES 610 Valley View Drive 1 Medford, Oregon . Phone: 2-5795 .' '. 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