Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 28, 1955, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextriGHT MTDrORD fOREGOlC) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, September 28, 195S Enlistees in the Women's Army Corp must be 18 to 26 yers old, at least five feet, five inches tall, weigh no less than 100 pounds and be high school graduates. Officers and enlisted men of U. S. Army, Europe, contrib uted $320,310.03 to the 1955 March of Dimes campaign. Dead line for Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday. Id J i ' ii u Lj ... As Advertized on "NEVER GET RICH" Program en KBES-TV Every Tuesday Night. j .fi oxtr nam IVI TO K AWMUD THt FASHION vACMiMV OOtP MOM, i , . ? the ? : fimunm "stor-mor" FREEZER FREEZES URGE i -I MODEt If . ca. ft. copacity. Holds 685 H. feed. ONLY rh Amana "rtor-mor" Oecf Has Awtematit vMferjr CsenW f ONLY the Armma "stor-mar" Door Has Adjustable fd Holders! ONLY Hit Amana "stor-mor" Door Has Arfmatlc Tett-Vlslem light! QUANTITIES OF FOOD FASTER! MAINTAINS "EVEN ZERO" TEMPERATURE! , ! OPERATES MORE K ECONOMICALLY! DrMFMRFP TUIC f. 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Argentine naval and air craft maintained a close watch over the gunboat Paraguay anchored Li Buenos Aires harbor. Provisional President Eduardo Lonardi promised to render Pe ron harmless. Diplomatic sources said the delay in granting Peron a safe conduct pass stemmed from negotiations over the de tails of his residence in exile in neighboring Paraguay. The informants said the Lon ardi government is demanding that Peron be confined to the Paraguayan city in which he is interned. The demand was said to be based on fears that if Peron is permitted to move freely through Paraguay he could in stitute a plot to regain his lost power and prestige. Foreign Minister Mario Ama- deo conferred with Ambassador Juan Chavez of Paraguay Tues day. Amado told newsmen later that the "Negotiations for Pe ron's safe conduct continue fa vorably and I am confident they will have a happy conclusion." when and if the negotiations are concluded, Peron is expect ed to sail into exile aboard the Paraguay or its sistership, the Humaita. The Paraguay is so badly in need of repairs that it may . not be able to make the 900-mile upriver trip to the Para guayan capital of Asuncion. Lonardi announced he was preparing a general amnesty de cree that will permit many anti Peronists to return from exile and wipe out political convic tions and charges against others. The country's return to nor malcy after the fateful past week , was underlined by the ending of the curfew in Buenos Aires Tuesday nfght. Rosario, Argentine's second city, scene of die-hard Peronista demonstra tions, also was reported quiet.- , Siskiyou Supervisor Raps Jail Labor Use Yreka Use of prison labor for construction of two Siskiyou county buildings has been pro tested by County Supervisor W, A. Barr. The proposed buildings are an administration office for the sheriff's department and a county hospital annex. In a letter to the county board of supervisors, Barr declared that the board would.be em barrassed by use of prisoner labor. He pointed out that union labor might refuse to cooperate on a building where jail labor is employed. Barr said he did not believe jail inmates should be used in the building trades in competi tion with workers who earn their living and pay taxes to the county. Chamber's Annual Membership Drive Spurred by Flight The membership committee of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, spurred by the offer of three free round trips to Ha waii by air as top prizes, has been active in the annual mem bership campaign in recent weeks, the chamber office said today. Ken McDonald is chairman of the committee, and reported that Mrs. Bert Pree and W. R. Mit chell so far are leading in the competition to sign up new and delinquent members of the cham ber. One point is awarded for each $25 in membership dues brought in. So far 45 points have been accumulated, repre senting more than $1,000 in dues. Any chamber member is eli gible to participate in the com petition, McDonald explained The chamber's goodwill flight to Hawaii will leave Nov. 5, and the party' will remain there a week, returning Nov. 13. Reser vations for the flight are being taken at the chamber office; The trip will be by a chartered Transocean airlines aircraft, and will go to Honolulu direct from the Medford airport. PHILS SIGN PLAYER Philadelphia (U.R) The Philadelphia Phillies announced: Tuesday that they have signed John Poholsky, brother of St Louis Cardinal pitcher Tom Poh olsky, to a contract with Three Rivers of the Provincial league, WE'RE RIDIN' HIGH ! 1 1 1 &. 5 TV v. ' - Super "M" Holiday Sedan TsO WE'RE . X TRADIN' HIGH! X ICY V 1 -BS&M2kti y Record-breaking sales mean record-breaking deals tor youl What a wonderful time to deal for an Oldsmobile! For there's nothing like an Olds in the whole wide world ... not another car so easy to own, so packed with thrills! "Rocket" Engine! "TIj-ing color" styling! Here's action and glamor that really stand out! Stop in get our generous appraisal! This month, more than e ever . . . there's a "Rochet" for every pocket! So get out of the ordinary . . . into an Olds today! This Is "Big Deal. WeekT.. come in today I' LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE Oldsmobile "88" 2-Door Sedan as low as 2564" State and local taxes extra. Your price depends upon choice of model and body styla.optional equipment and accessories. O L D S M O B I lE VISIT THI "ROCKET ROOM" ... AT YOUR OLDSMOIILI DIAL! R'S I On The Side By E. V. DURUNG . (Distributed by King Features Syndicate, IncJ That song about a girl named Linda was popularized by Buddy Clark, not Vaughn Monroe as I stated. Speaking of girls named Linda there has been a hurri cane so named. The 1955 list of future hurricanes are named as follows: Janet, Kate Linda, Bartha, Nellie, Orva, Peggy, Queenie, Rosa, Stella, Trudy, Ursa, Verna. Wilma, Xenia, Yvonne and Zelda. Among the Married Why are trombone players so difficult to break into matrimo nial harness? It is said to be even more difficult to make a good husband out of a trombonist than a saxophonist. The first husband of that curvaceous band canary, Doris Kappelhoff, pro fessionally known as Doris Day, was a trombonist. Their mar riage was brief. However, in the case of Doris, hope triumphed over experience so she married another trombonist. That mar riage also ended in divorce. That cured Doris. So she mar ried her manager; Marty Mel cher, and not only acquired an excellent husband but saved 10 per cent in commissions. Asking Queries from clients. Q. Note reference to something Judy Garland "sang in 1938 when she was 12 years old." Wasn't she older at that time? A. Miss Garland was 16 years old -in 1938. . . . Q. How about the claim that in a photo finish the camera favors the outside horse? A. That is a belief that will not down. I continually hear it voiced. The camera people state it is definitely not so. How about some statistics revealing the number of times the outside horse has been the winner in a photo finish as compared to the inside horse? Sidelights For manager of my all time team of ballplayers born under Leo I have selected Charles Dil lon (Casey) Stengel, whose birth day is July 30. . . .To the long list of members of large families who achieved fame and fortune must be added the name of Sarah Bernhardt, nee Rosine Bernard. Sarah was the 11th child of her parents' 14 children. In A Few Words Ed Howe once said: "If you want to know how old a woman is, ask her sister-in-law." ... As for who firtt voiced the sad say ing. "Nobody loves a fat man," it was Maclyn Arbuckle por traying the sheriff in the stage play "The Roundup." inciden tally, Maclyn was not related to Roscoe Arbuckle. Suggestion When visiting a restaurant for the first time don't fail to ask to see the kitchen. One glimpse of the lack of cleanliness in some kitchens will cause you to de part quickly and thus avoid the danger of food poisoning, inis is especially true of some of those so called yluaint little places' -with a foreign atmosphere. Literary Note The toD money earner among authors currently writing in the English language is Sir Winston Churchill. From his mslory 01 World War II he has already collected over $1,500,000 with, more money rolling in daily. That one work will net Sir Win ston about $2,000,000. When it comes to continuous smoking it is difficult to top a British pipe addict. At a night club at Juan les Pins on the French Riviera I saw an English man smoking a pipe while danc ing the rhumba. . . . Get it right. Fay Templeton was the star of the original production of "Forty-five Minutes From Broadway." George M. Cohan was not in it. The possibility of inflation m this country continues to be dis cussed. Have you considered the horrors of inflation? In Ger many, before World War l a man could retire on the income of 50,000 marks and live very comfortably. Then after the war, inflation hit Germany. And so what? Why, sir, 50,000 marks was not enough money to buy a half pound of butter! Explosion of a hydrogen bomb is as mud as tne lanine 01 a feather compared to energy re leased by an exploding star, says the National Geographic Soc iety. One such supernova provid ed 10 septillion (one followed by 24 zeros) times more energy than the bomb. Multnomah Jury Studies Testimony In OLCC Hearing x Portland (U.R) The Mult nomah county grand jury today was considering testimony taken during a hearing into practices of the Oregon Liquor Control Commission. The hearing ended yesterday and District Attorney William B. Langley said the grand jury would end lis term of duty to morrow. The hearing concluded on a political note as one of the wit nesses said he had been told At torney General Robert Y. Thorn ton's interest in the investiga tion was political. Frank M. Bartholomew, di rector of Continental Detective Service, said an attorney who had done much of Thornton's in vestigation of the OLCC told him that "all they were interest ed in was to raise a political stink." The attorney, Leroy Skousen, said "I have never made such a statement to Bartholomew." He "said he would be willing to deny the story under oath. Thornton also denied Barthol omew's statement. Other witnesses heard yester day included John Delaney, for mer club operator; Gene Ross man executive secretary of the Oregon Licensed . Beverage As sociation, and Robert McKee, Portland attorney hired to in vestigate Knox law violations. BOSC and ANJOU GROWERS WE HAVE AVAILABLE And Can Pick Your Bosc and Anjou Crop! We Have Ample Lug Boxes Available Daytime Phone 2-7126 Phone Evenings George Green 3-1924 STAGECOACH ; RCH Phone 2-7126 I To Buy or Sell - Use Tribune Classified Ads S Ice Chests U J S Jfr A Values to 9.95 ' f "V 0A f f r. s6oo l V OTHER MODELS 5 ' v !"v 8 I V FUshlite complete AfyT 04 Cd COMPASSES-. f Officer. Bed VSSLfft" I Brand New Release! 1K CALLING ALL MEN! NEW G.I. 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