Medford mail tribune., July 15, 1955, Image 16

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NEW FIGHT TO LIVE-tCourageeus Suzan Ball, who lost
a leg to cancer over a year ago, reported near death from
lung cancer in a Hollywood sanitarium. The beautiful
actress' weight has dropped below 100 pounds and she is
frequently in an oxygen tent
Suzan Ball Holding
Own in Sanitarium
Hollywood (U.PJ Plucky
actress Suzan Ball, feared near
death at the City of Hope Sani
tarium in her second battle
against dreaded cancer, was re
ported "resting comfortably" to
day but still in critical condition.
s There were unconfirmed re
ports the pretty 22-year-old star
was suffering from cancer of the
lungs.
A sanitarium spokesman said
doctors "have not yet completed
their evaluation of her condi
tion. It is anticipated that cur
rent diagnostic studies will be
completed early next week.
'- The spokesman added that no
sudden turn in Miss Ball's status
was expected "at this time."
: The actress, who lost a leg in
the opening round of her fight
with cancer a year and a half
ago, was admitted to the sani
Shriners Conclude
Chicago Convention
Chicago (U.PJ Ninety thou
sand Shriners wound up their
81st annual convention today
following a whopping six-hour
parade finale down Michigan
ave.
More than a million persons
watched as the Shriners put on
a colorful climax to their five
day apree here last night.
Walter C. Guy, 64, Little
Bock, A., yesterday was elect
ed Imperial Potentate of the ,
Shriners. ,
Guy, head of a printing con
cern, succeeded Frank S. Land,
Kansas City, Mo.
" Barney W. Collins, Mexico
City, was elected Imperial Cap
tain of the Outer Guard of the
National Shrine. Under the
Shrine system of progression, he
will become Imperial Potentate
In 19S0.
FIREMEN RESCUE BOY
i Los Angeles (U.R) Mrs,
Elisa Kernan had to call a fire
rescue unit to her home Thurs
day to help free her 2-year-old
son from an unusual predica
ment. The boy, Robert Kernan
Jr., experimentally stuck his
foot in the bathroom toilet and
then pulled the handle, firemen
aid.
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tarium July 5, when the disease
reappeared in an area of her
body not yet disclosed by doc
tors. "She doesn't know how sick
she is and we are trying to keep
her away from her radio and
television sets so she won't hear
the news," a nurse said.
Timber Sale Bids
Far Above Prices
Set by Appraisal
Bids totaling $349,317.95 were
submitted yesterday for two
tracts of timber containing an
estimated 9,976,000 board feet
of douglas fir and other species
offered for sale by the Medford
district of the bureau of land
management.
The bids averaged 86 per cent
over the appraised prices set by
the bureau. Both tracts were
sold in oral auction sales.
Eight bidders competed for
the first tract of 4,471,000 board
feet located in the Pleasant
creek area. Oregon Veneer com
pany of Medford was successful
with a bid of $37.50 for douglas
fir and appraised prices for
other species. The appraised
price for the douglas fir on this
tract was $18.90.
The Robert Dollar comany of
California submitted the highest
bid for the second tract of 5,505,-
000 board feet located at the
head of Grave creek. The com
petition offered by four other
bidders resulted in a bid of $37
per - thousand for douglas fir
compared with an appraised
price of $17.75.
August Sal
The next regular timber sale
is planned by the bureau for
Aug. 11, at which time 365,000
board feet of timber located
near Cave Junction will be of
fered for sale, according to Eu
gene Peterson, district forester.
Peterson also indicated that sug
gestions of tracts to be consid
ered for sale In 1956 should be
submitted to his office in the
Medford city hall as soon as pos
sible. The deadline for submit
ting such suggestions Aug. 15.
Information regarding both
the Augut timber sale and the
submission of suggestions may
be secured from his office.
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Values
Final
Clearance
Price
Out they go . . . at this low,
casual and dressy styles to
final!
Millinery
Values to 15.95
1.
Second Floor
Sale!
Straw
Handbags
Reg. 2.98
plus tax
1
W Price
Smartly styled straw handbags In
Still time for lots of Summer wear.
at savingsl
Air-Weight
Stationery
Montag quality, 60 sheets, g im
30 lined envelopes. Reg. 2100
1.00 box.
New Shipment
White Jewelry
Styles Include necklaces,
earrings and bracelets.
Reg. 1.00
Callaway Towels
Slightly Irregular
1st Quality
3 dozen heavyweight terry bath towels priced
for quick clearance. Black only.
Club Type
Aluminum Cookwear
8 pieces only
Famous-name cookwear in assorted sizes. Some
.with copper tone lids and some with glass
covers. Lower floor.
Connies
Vitality
Jacqueline
Natural. Poise
Mademoiselle
Paris Fashion
Tweedies
to 16.98
low price. You'll find
pick from. All sales
natural and colors.
Buy one tomorrow
21.00
plus tax
2"
Now
3 Off
JULY
Big Savings Thru-out The Store
During Our Annual July
Suits
and
Coats
1 BLACK BROCADE SUIT,
Size 14, Res'. 49.95 .
1 AQUA RATON SUIT
Size 224, Rex. 39.95
1 CORAL SHORT COAT
Size 8, Rey. 24.95......................
1 RED SHORT COAT,
Size 12, Ref. 29.95. .......
1 LILAC SHORT COAT,
Size 12, Ref. 59.95 ...
1 GRET SHORT COAT,
Size 12, Reg-. 49.95 .
1 NAVY LONG COAT,
Size 14, Reg. 29.95 .
1 Grey ALL-WEATHER COAT,
Size 10, Reg. 24.95......
1 Wine ALL-WEATHER COAT,
Size 12, Re. 24.95 ;
23.
26.
10.
10.
20.
12.
10.
10.
10.
FAMOUS NAME
SUITS
' Reg. 25.00
Unlined year 'round
suits in wrinkle-resistant
fabric. Five onlyl
16.
Final Clcaranco
Fabrics
fi'yd.
REG. 1.39 FAMOUS NAME COTTONS
in distinctive patterns. 36" wide..-. .
NOW 98e yd.
REG. 1.98 ORLONrand COTTON in
prints and plains. 45" wide . . .
NOW etc yd.
REG. 1 .98 COTTON EYELET EM
BROIDERED BATISTE. 36" wide .
NOW etc yf.
REG. 1.49 MEDIUM-WEIGHT BUTCHER
LINEN PRINTS, 45" wide, NOW 9tc yd.
Printed Felt
1 bolt only. Orange background
with floral print and gold over
lay. Regular '
3.98 yd. ItUUyd.
one of a kind!
Values to 29.95 ..... IS
Values to 39.95 . . . .24.
Values to 49.95 ... . 29.
Fashioned from imported and domestic fabrics. Styled
with, exquisite detailing. Terrific buys in misses and
junor sizes.
Cotton Dresses
Values to 17.98 . . . NOW
387 587
AND f
Casual and dressy styles for now thru summer.1
You will want several for the Kbt weather ahead. .
Broken sizes.
SAILCLOTH and' POPLIN SKIRTS In stripes, Sun-dots and 0
solid colors. Broken sizes. Regular 7:95 : Je 3r
SPORT DRESSES in poplin and sailcloth. Full-skirted and ft
pencil-slim model. Broken sizes. Regular 10.951- el
SAILCLOTH JACKETS in Gay stripes, long sleeves, iL
roomy front pockets. Broken sizes. Reg. 8.95 we
SPORT CAPS in sailcloth and
Regular 2.50
Reduced for Clearance!
SHORT BEACH ROBES in stripes
Values to 7.98 "
BIB SHORTS in pink, aqua or
Regular 4.98 : -
FANCY PANTS in florals and
Values to 5.98 ' '
TWO-PIECE SLACK SUITS in
Regular 14.98
MATERNITY APPAREL in two-piece styles.
Values to 8.98
Hand Prints
California'' hand-screened prints
in assored patterns. 42" wide.
' Regular 1 CA
1.98 yd. yd.
Famous Name
Sailcloth and Poplin
poplin.
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NOW;
1.69
or white.
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Spo
5.79
2.79
4.79
9.00
5.79
yellow poplin.
"
stripes.
smart linen finish.
Boys' Suits
Linen finish, short-trouser suits
for little , boys. Limited number.
Broken sizes. Reg. V AO
3.98 and 4.98 ll70