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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1955)
o Peron's iovfr Letter To Bobby-Soxer Turned Over To Cops Buenos ires (U.R) Mn Inter cepted love letter from ex-President Juan D. Peron to a 16-year-old bobby scer today tore away the last veil concealing the form er dictator's fantastic life of lux ury and licentiousness. The letter was written by the 60-year-oldo Peron aboard the storm-tossed Paraguayan gun boat where he has waited for 11 days to go into voluntary ex ile. It was addressed to 16-year-old Nelida (Nelly) Rivas, the daughter of a nightwatchman iML. .Ix, il si fflNS DISHWASHER Miss Ann Rice (right) of Cit& Appliance, Inc., 127 North Central ftve., presents a new dishwasher to Mrs. F. C. UcCullough, Austin st, Medford, in Hotpoint's $2,000,000 Golden anniversary na tional contest. Mrs. McCullough's name was selected in Chicago for having the best deal- . er prize entry from this area. City Appliance sponsored the Medford area contest as part of the company's national anniversary celebration. Save An Hour's Work Every Day! 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ONLY $ 69 A WEEK n i HOTPOINT COSTS ONIY 10 A DAY cere, over ti yetrSathsa dsisg dishes by fcaad! fiOTPOINT CHANGES YOUR VIEWPOINT A UTOMA TIC ALL Y CljV fiFIPLBfiMeE, inc. o "Medford's Exclusive 'HOTPOINT' Dealer" 127 North Central Avenue Phone 3-5306 Across from Pennes Open Til 9 P.M. Mon. 'Thru Fri. During Fruit Season and a frequent overnight visitor to Peron's mansion in Olivos. Government sources said Peron pressed the letter into the hands of a Paraguayan gunboat sailor but the sailor delivered it to the Paraguayan Embassy instead of the dark-haired beauty. It was turned over to the new provis ional government. "You are all that I have left now that the workers have de serted me," officials quoted the letter. Arrested foi Questioning Nelly was picked up by police for questioning. They wanted to know how she had acquired thousands of dollars worth of jewels, Paris gowns, .rare per fumes and sparkling trinkets of the sort Peron once lavished on his late wife, Eva. Though Nelly had a fortune, it was a pittance compared with the possessions Peron left behind in his flight $20,000,000 in cash, hoards of gold and jewels in his luxury-lined secret apart ments, and a newspaper and radio empire that spread through a holding company across. Latin America into the United States and Canada. Details of Peron's vast pub lishing empire came to light when authorities discovered a secret bomb-proof and gas-proof chamber with walls 14 inches thick where Peron was believed to have spent his last hours be- Pendleton Suggested For WCA Performance Washington (U.R) A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner has added Pendleton, Ore., to a list of 25 sites proposed by the CAB as permanent points of the West Coast Airlines, Inc., sys tem. The proposal was made under new legislation requiring the CAB to grant local service air lines permanent authorization to serve at least 50 per cent of the points on their routes if they so request. The CAB tentatively proposed that West Coast be granted per manent authorization for all points on its route an Washing ton, Oregon and Idaho, except Pendleton, Baker and La Grande, Ore.; Chehalis-Centralia and Ellensburg, Wash.; Burley Rupert and McCall, Ida., and Ontario, Ore.-Payette, Ida. Examiner Edward T. Stodola recommended that Pendleton be added to the list for permanent authorization. Garden Notes By C. B. CORDY County Extension Agent for Horticulture Friday, September 30, 195S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TIVH fore fleeing to the Paraguayan gunboat. The hideaway 23 feet below street level had its own electric generator and a powerful radio phone intended to link it with the state radio. Drawing of Empire But the major item of interest was a schematic diagram framed and hung on the walls of the apartment showing a bust of Peron in the center ' beneath crossed quills and a drawing of a printing press. The drawing showed the enter prises had 16 newspapers, 13 radio stations, two news agencies and 12 magazines controlled through holding companies here and Rio de Janeiro and with agencies throughout Latin Amer ica, the United States and Can ada. The major holding company was the Haynes Editorial Enter prises. While Peron rode out a storm in rain-lashed Buenos Aires Har bor, his future was shrounded in i mystery as thick as the fogs : swirling over the River Plate, j Despite assurances from both ; the Argentine foreign . minister and the Paraguayan Embassy that negotiations were proceed-1 mg favorably, Peron was still aboard the rocking gunboat. Presbyterians Plan Communion Service World-wide Communion will be observed at the First Presby terian church Sunday when Dr. D. Kirkland West wUl speak on the subject, "Do This in Remem brance of Me." He also will tell about the first communion in the Upper room which he visited on a recent world trip. Fifty new members will be received during the 11 a.m. service. At a fellowship meeting at 7 discussion on- "How Sound is Your Mind." Dr. West will speak to fhe adults on, "Whmt Is the Bible and How Did We Get It?" The public is invited. The planet Mars has two tiny satellites or moons, Jupiter has eleven, Saturn nine, Uranus five and Neptune two. o BUY TUE BEST QUAKER GIL HEATERS SEE VALLEY FUEL Q0. i 231 MUTTON ROAST EAST PORK LIVER SIXTH ST. VEAL STEAK 39i SLICED BACON 391 Lb. Jj Lb. V Lb. I V IV I A blight which attacks Arbor vitae plants causes them to lose their vigor and makes them un sightly in the yard. This disease is particularly bad on Berck mann's Arborvitae which is a pot-bellied shrub commonly planted in the corners of lawns and near entrances. ' The disease attacks the Ar borvitae plants in the fall dur ing the early rainy periods. It continues to work during the wintertime, then , next spring dead areas appear on the shrub. These dead areas are frequently in the tops and small areas on the outside of the plant. This is rather readily con trasted ' with ' drought injury which occurs more generally on the inner parts of the plant: Fortunately the disease is very easy to control. A thorough spraying of' a neutral copper using three pounds per 100 gal lons or a heaping tablespoon in one gallon will give thorough control. The two essentials in control are thoroughness and timeliness. It must be applied before the rainy season sets1 in. In order to be sure, the spray should be applied sometime in the near future. A power sprayer would be best but if the shrubs are small, good control can be ob tained with a compressed air or trombone sprayer. Spraying with a small fly sprayer type would be useless. . Peach blighjt is a disease which is severe on peaches and apricots especially isolated trees in backyards. This - disease causes a dying of the twigs and a spotting of the fruit. 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