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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1955)
Extortion Attempt Brings Year in Jail : Portland U.PJ Two men who earlier pleaded guilty to at tempts to extort $30,000 from a former Russian emigrant have been sentenced to one-year coun ty jail terms. Multnomah County Circuit Judge William Dickson yester day imposed tne sentences? on John W. Corbin, 26, and Roy L. Bower, 44, both of Portland. . The two men were accused of threatening to have Solomon Olimansky, 70-year-old contrac tor, exported to his native Rus sia if they were not given the $30,000. PAINT WITH 2f m m WW BURGESS PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE Comer 6th & Holly, Diagonally Across from th Post Offica We Gve SH Green Stamps PHONE 2-9321 "Let Us Recommend a Reliable Painter" TheyH Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo AUM4 up to her hips prepares S5WER-00ES PAPA 6ADIEY TAKE THE BAB IM TOW? (AHS.) BUT NO Mwrrfe TIME FOR 6E0AJD THE SAFETY PIN DRILL-WHO'S MAWNQ IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE WD TO STAY STILL? YEAH M7? 3i4sD!MTOPuy ffffSPA r2) ( KrrcHA.' TICKLE- ( 1 Wm4 KABy TILL I GOT J 1 l f Wk ) f-B-ICKLB- U Log Truck, Trailer Involved in Mishap An empty log truck and trailer jacknifed and went out of con trol yesterday, ending up in the yard of a house owned by A. E. Stevens south of Phoenix, ac cording to state police. Investigating officers said the mishap occurred when Lloyd Keith Thorp, 21, of 5179 Crater Lake highway, the driver of the truck, attempted to avoid a sedan operated by Vida Helen Morse, 5055 Pacific highway. Police reported that the truck swung into the lawn of the Stevens home, and the trailer overturned. Some damage to the truck was reported, and the lawn, shrubs, and mail boxes were torn up. The truck and the sedan ' did not collide. No injuries were reported. WRONG DAY New York U.R) The New York City Transit Authority ran its first air-conditioned sub way car Thursday. 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AL ULUFSEN, Service Manager 0 CITY MJCE. r "Mcdford's Exclusive 'HOTPOINT' Dealer 127 North Central Avenue Across From Penney's Phone 3-5306 Westerberg Herd Tops on Summary Prepared by DHIA Richard Westertjerg's herd of 40 cows produced an average of 903 pounds of milk with 45.8 pounds of butterfat to top the Jackson County Dairy Herd Im provement association's sum mary for August, Earle Jossy, county dairy extension agent, has announced. ' Second among the top five herds was a 20-head herd owned by Three Jay's Guernsey Farm. The herd produced an average of 956 pounds'of milk with 41.2 pounds of butterfat. ' Other Leaden. Other top herds were owned by R. L. and .Blanche Wyant, 31 cows producing 765 pounds of milk with 40 pounds of but terfat; E. B. Poyer, 13 cows, pro ducing 745 pounds of milk and 39.6 pounds of butterfat; and J. H. Stanley, 45 cows producing 722 pounds of milk and 39 pounds of butterfat. Individual top cow' for ' Au gust was Dottie, owned by Vic tor and Nita Birdseye. Dottie produced 1,460 pounds of milk with 97.8 pounds of butterfat in 120 days. Indiridual Records Other individual cows, and their records, include: Mandy, owned by M. B. Caster, 1,685 lbs. milk, 82.5 lbs. butterfat, 39 days; Sadie, owned by Richard Westerberg, 1,829 lbs. milk, 82.3 lbs. butterfat, 100 days; Mary, owned by Hubbard and Vaughn, 2,136 lbs. milk, 81.2 lbs. butter fat, 32 days; Blondie, owned by Chest Jensen, 1,556 lbs. milk, 79.4 lbs. butterfat, 75 days. Nadola, owned by P. K. Nel-' Friday, September 9, 19S5 MZDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Mother of Heiress Slated for Hearing In Abortion Case Philadelphia U.R) Mrs. Gertrude Silver, wanted for questioning for two weeks as a "key witness," agreed through her attorney today to appear at a hearing on charges of being an accessory in the abortion-death of her daughter. The 49-year-old woman, in se clusion in her fashionable sub urban home under psychiatric care for reported "bereavement shock," surrendered through counsel after warrants were is sued for her arrest as an acces sory before the fact of an abor tion causing death, and on a charge of conspiracy. Mother Accompanied Daughter Mrs. Silver, wife of a vice- son, 1,345 lbs. milk, 79.4 lbs. butterfat, 49 days; Primrose, owned by Three Jay's Guernsey Farm, 1,519 lbs. milk, 79 lbs. butterfat; Lena, owned by E. B. Poyer, 1,550 lbs. milk, 77.5 lbs. butterfat, 61 days; Lassie, owned by Richard Westerberg, 1,814 lbs. milk, 76.2 lbs. butterfat; 39 days; and Bloom, owned by Ruth Wyant, 1,494 lbs. milk, 76.2 lbs. butterfat, 78 days. president of Food, Fair Stores, Inc.,'. had,' accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Doris Jean Silver Ostreicher, to the North Phila delphia , apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schwartz on Aug. 24, the night the 22-year-old bride of a Miami Beach-policeman rdied from the abortion at tempt.. '1 Atty. Thomas D. McBride ac cepted the warrants issued by Magistrate Elias Myers Thurs day night and notified Dist. Atty. ' Samuel Dash that Mrs. Silver would appear at the hear ing cn Monday. Dash said the mother would not actually be taken into "custody because of the attorney's promise to make her available. ;! Ten-Year Sentence Dash expressed the belief he has sufficient evidence against Mrs. Silver to justify grand jury action. He said the maximum penalty upon -conviction on the accessory charge is 10 years, in prison and a $6,000 fine, the same as would be incurred by the person who actually per formed a criminal abortion. - The district attorney said he CLOSE OUT SALE 15 to 25 Discount We are moving away and we must "SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK by SATURDAY NIGHT! Junior Hi Market 300 North Peach Phone 2-4387 expected to have ,eight or -ten witnesses appear against Mrs. Silver at the hearing. , Morris Wolf, another attorney for the Silvers who withdrew from the case because of the pressure of other business, dis closed that Dash had issued an ultimatum either to permit the questioning of Mrs.. Silver by noon Thursday or warrants would be issued for her arrest. Dead line Sunday Classified ii at noon Saturday, 10 a.m Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 oreviouaday. So smooth' h leaves you breathless jRmirnofF vuuna 10 proof Made from 1 00 trai.. neutral ipinct. Sec Pierre Smirnoff ru. inc. niraora. fill - OUT stock. wsao HURRY! Many of the Items Displayed in the Store Again REDUCED To Close 0ut.o Positively the Last Week of the Stock Disposal Sale. It Is the Greatest Shock to Prices Ever Felt in Medford. A Terrific Sacrifice! A Tremendous Store Wide Event, That No Power of Imagination, No Word of Mouth, No Story of the Press Could Possibly Convey To You the Sensationalism of This Great SALE. It Is Sure To Start "A Buying Wave" Never Before Seen in Medford. One lot Ladies Nylon Briefs Close Out 39 Nylon Camisoles Value 1.99 Now Shoes White Buck & Smooth Elk SADDLE OXFORD for the Back to School Miss Now $4.89 Shoes Values to 3.95 Close $400 Out I Values to 7.95 COTTON & NYLON SUMMER ;, DRESSES 399 Hurry For Your Share Never again such low prices en Quality Apparel and Shoes. Now is the time to buy. Slip-on Sweaters Values to 4.95 Now 2.99 Fall DRESSES 17.95 Value Now $10.99 Fall DRESSES 11.95 Value . Now $7.99 LADIES - HURRY I Mitt Brown and White Saddle Oxfords 5.95 Value Now 3.00 Cardigan , Sweaters 7.95 Value Now 3.99 HERE IS A BUYI Summer Suits Values to $25.00 Close nRvOO Out Ladies Pliuc GOWNS A SHORTIE PAJAMAS Now $1.49 ladies Blouses Value to 3.99 Now 1.99 Maternity Smocks Values to 3.99 Now $1.99 Crepe Over : Blouses ' 7.95 Values Now 3.99 Ladles Dress Shoes Regular 7.95 Now 3.95 Ladies Kid Leather Regular 9.95 - Now 5.95 ladies' Suede . Dress Shoes : ,8.95 Value Now 4.95 Ladies & Misses BATHING SUITS 7.95 Values Now Kd) 1 y ORLON KI1IT SUITS Vtlum 11.95 A9 . Now (Q) "7 Wool and Rayon Skirts . 8.95 Value Now 4.99 T..Shirts Value 2.99 Now 1.99 Cotton House DRESSES Value to 4.95 Now 1.99 2 Plastic Rain Coats Value 7.95 Now $5.99 7 EVA 3 LADIES SPORT & SIICc SHOP 101 N. CENTRAL IN MEDFORD Open Wednesday Night. Till 9 ONE LOT LADIES' SWEATERS Value to 5.95 jl99 Now U
