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Jei Pilot Injured In Portland Mishap Portland (U.R) A Portland pilot escaped, with minor in juries last night when his F-94A Starfire jet crashed while land ing at Portland International Airport. The pilot was Lt. Col. Forrest E. Rupley, commanding officer of the 123rd Air National Guard fighter, squadron. Rupley's jet bounced while landing, and its landing gear "collapsed," according to Air Force spokesmen. The plane skidded nearly a quarter of a mile along the runway, and was demolished. Rupley, hospitalized at the Portland Air Force base hospital, was in good condition. SUCCESSFUL LIVING starts with savings. Have the things you want through sys tematic savings. Don't just dream ... or wish, but have the things you want in life by saving for them. Start with any amount. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N of Medford 27 North Holly An Institution Dedicated To Those Who Save ABIES MAR. 22 - A"R.' 20 hr7-49-51-59 rlAi-702-86! SXiYJEt GAZER Bv CLAY R. POLLAN' m TAURUS l APR. 21 I MAY 21 -jo-ou-ei-ol GEMINI MAY 22 5 t n tuc m 5-25-31 -3H '50-61-71 cauci Xs, Ax JULY 23 HH 9 -14-161 K 22 32-42. IfO JULY 2 AUG. 23 l-587-80-87 vwso SEPT. 22 m 3- 7-12 -151 f-430-38-76 t Your Daily Activity Guide t According to the Stars. To develop messoge for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 1 Showering 31 Over 61 Your 2 Tmvet 32 Personal 62 Idea 3 Financial 33 Now 63 Today 4 Don't 34 With 64 Problems 5 Remember 35 For 65 Loved 6 Visit 36 Money 66 Ones 7 Interests 37 Get 67 Lustre 8 Your 38 And 68 And 9 Risk 39 Relatives 69 Friends 10 Prestige 40 Gifts 70 Or 11 Shines 41 Possible 71 Temper 12 Require 2 Moves 72 Angles 13 it's 43 Connection 73 Develop 14 Losing " You 74 Spoils 15 Move 45 Or 75 Ee 10 A 4o A 76 Action 17 A 47 See 77 Them 18 About 3 Without 78 Today 19 Special 49 The 79 Forceful 20 V,s.t 50 Spo 80 And 21 Necessory 51 Local 81 Promising 22 Volued 52 On 82 Go 23 Undertake 53 Good 63 Concerning 2 Increased 54 Checking 84 Fieids 25 Worry 55 To 85 It 26 Hosp.tol 56 Exolow 86 Visiting 27 Income 57 AM 87 Credit 23 No 58 Nev 88 Chitdrew 29 Settle 59 Sight 89 Firm 0 Attention 60 New vu hast UBRA SEPT. 23 OCT 23, 3-21 -35-44 Sl h5-75-79-89,;M SCORPIO OCT. 2iCi NOV 22 1-40-52-65 bS-74-77 J Good ) Adverse I2f55 Neutra SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 Am DEC 22 fS l h 5-1 8-20-39 U5-69-78 CAPRICORN DEC. 23 JAti 20 b3.28-42-48f0 154-57-72 AOUARIUS JAN. 21 C7-46-53-6: 168-73-85-90 PISCES FEB. 20 MAR. 21 2- 6-17-2- 29-64-83-88 Six Teen-Agers Die As Train Hits Car Plato, Minn. OJ.P.) Six teen agers were killed Thursday night when a Milwaukee Road passen ger train smashed into their car at a crossing. Four of the dead were boys and two were girls. Officials said the car was smashed into six pieces and debris was scattered 100 feet along the track. Juntura Man Picked As Malheur Cattleman Ontario U.R A Juntura, Ore., rancher yesterday was named Malheur County Cattle man of the Year, according to Tom McElroy, president of the county livestock association. D. E. Jones received the award for his progressive livestock and range management practices. Head and Use Classified Ads The Community's Biggest Marketplace In THe Day's News '''jP1"" y." , f ' ' fcff i ft.- .-... . a -it... j. f... I i i h " t - r : ! i siisinrsrl i .-, lYfTxrraimfi i 1955 MODEL 5EBI05 Rl less S55 v oniy XyyQ FOR YOUR OLD 'nM I "miwi ' l REFRIGERATOR ' j X GOLDEN7 A7N N I yE R S ARY efator- IMAGINElOnly $21.90 per cubic foot of deluxe refrig- eration! CompafeTThis is the "greatest buy on the market. KUGE 10.5 cil ft. CAPACITY FULL-WIDTH FREEZER FULL-WIDTH CRISPER FULL-WIDTH CHILLER 4 DEEP DOORJHELVES OTUE ZONE NO DOWN PAYMENT ON APPROVED CREDIT! BE SURE AND REGISTER DELUXE DRYER WILL BE GIVEN AWAY NOVEMBER 30 to Celebrate Our 1ST ANNIVERSARY. No Obligation To Buy! APPLIANCE, INC Jackson County's Exclusive "Hotpoint" Dealer 127 No. Central Avenue 137 East Main Street Medford - Phone 3-5306 Ashland Phone 9-5831 USE OUR CONVENIENT CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY! Visit Our Used Appliance Department By FRANK JENKINS Tuesday was election day in a large number of states (where governors and such were chosen) and a VERY large number of cities, which chose mayors and other city officials. In general, it was a local, off-year election, uncomplicated by national is sues. Over the country as a whole, wherever elections were held, the Democrats made a VERY good showing indeed. Republi can successes were few and far between. TH E professional Democrats are jubilant. They are sure it portends a Democratic landslide next year. Most of the abler non partisan political analysts go along with conclusion to a rea sonable extent. They think these local victories give the Demo crats ORGANIZATION strength and thus put them in a good position for next years' congres sional and Presidential cam paign battles. I'M NO political prognosticator, but I doubt if these elections Tuesday had much bearing on the national picture. It's a better guess that where the Democrats won and they DID win in a great majority of the contests they had better, or more popu lar candidates. In local affairs (including states) there is a grow ing tendency to vote for the man rather than the party. Besides, most of the larger Eastern cities are run by politi cal machines, and a Republican machine can be just as bad as a Democratic machine. One can't be familiar with the local sit uations in all American cities. It may be that where the Re publicans lost in city elections the voters were chiefly intent on throwing the rascals out. There is a growing conviction on the part of voters that a Dem ocrat can be just as good a mayor as a Republican and vice versa. There is likewise a growing be lief that even a GOVERNOR'S political party affiliation isn't TOO important. National political policies are being increasingly accepted as NATIONAL rather than local in their significance. So it doesn't necessarily follow that a trend, even a strong one, in local elec tions this year can be a positive indicator of the outcome of the national election next year. again under a Democratic than under a Republican administra tion. So we can't accept the stock market reaction as a definitely accurate indicator of opinion as to next years election outcome. I N WISCONSIN Senator Alex ander Wiley, in a speech in a Milwaukee suburb, predicts flat ly that President Eisenhower will run for reelection and will score another smashing victory. That is Wiley' personal opin- Friday. November 11, 19S5 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNEriVE ion. He claims no inside knowl edge. He is just going out on a limb and making a personal pre diction. He adds that he can be wrong, and if he is " the Repub licans (Wiley is a Republican) will have a much harder time." llHETHER he runs again or ' not is Ike's personal busi ness, and his alone because it is his life that is at stake. It could be that when the time comes he will prefer to stay in the center of things where he decade has been for. nearly a and a half. Many good men dread retire ment. Ike may be one of them. At any rate, what he does is his personal affair. I think, how ever, that Senator Wiley is speaking the simple truth when he says that if Ike should be a candidate again he would win practically by acclamation. IF HIS decision is NOT TO RUN which seems more probable I'd say the GOP bet ter stake its future on Ike's pol icies and the team Ike has built up and not try to oQt-promise the Democrats in the way of giving EVERYBODY what he wants including a key to the treasury. CHIMNEYS CLEANED PHONE 2-8277 McGINTY FUEL CO. II B 500 TaK U.S.P. 5 Grain 4 OZ. 1 Il3 ASPIRIN 29c Tr. of ma - HOT IfBi mm ... I T IS at least interesting that the stock market rose again this morning. Business is in clined to have more confidence in Republican policies. So it could be said that business isn't scared by the outcome of yester dav's local elections. But We must remember that infla tion is a factor in rising prices. It is generally accepted that in flation is more likely to get loose Plane 'Gets Bird' From Pheasant; Pilot Treated for Cuts A new and costly method came into being Wednesday night when a Rogue valley pheasant collided with a West Coast airlines plane at ihe Medford airport. Passengers on ihe regularly scheduled 4:15 flight lo Klam ath Falls were delayed six hours when a pheasant crash ed through the Windshield of the plane when Ihe craft was only a few feet off of the ground. Captain William Appel, pi lot, landed the plane safely and was treated at a Medford hospital for facial cuts and bruises. The pheasant made a hole ihe size of a baseball through the windshield which is about twice ihe thickness of auto windshield glass. Estimated speed of the plane was 90 miles per hour. What happened to the pheas ant? No one knows. A few feathers inside the cockpit were all thai remained. - Phoenix Firemen Sponsoring Dance . 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