FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, November 22, 1955
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Navy Plans Irk Lake County Group
Lakeview, Ore. ;U.R Navy
plans to turn 2,500,000 acres of
northwestern Nevada into a tar
get area today drew the organ
ized opposition of , the Lake
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County Stockgroweri Associa
tion. The stockmen said they
would join the Nevada-California
Landowners Association in
opposing the Navy's application.
They said the proposed target
area furnishes summer range for
appromixately 33,000 cattle and
36,000 sheep. Naval use of the
vast tract would mean the loss
of summer range for about 20
ranch operators, they said.
Lakeview Attorney Forrest
Cooper, counsel for the Nevada
California group, said "if the
Navy gets this first bite, it will
be but the first of several which
will eventually carry it north to
Hart mountain and into Catlow
valley."
Modoc and Lassen counties in
Caliornia and Humboldt, Persh
ing and Washoe counties in Ne
vada are also protesting, accord
ing to Cooper.
Joan Crawford Visits
Portland Shrine Hospital
Portland (U.R) Movie Act
ress Joan Crawford spent al
most two hours yesterday visit
ing the Shriners' hospital for
Crippled Children here. She
came here for a day's visit as
part of a cross-country tour.
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Congress Blocks Plan
By Ousted President
To Return To Office
Rio de Janeiro ;1I.R) The Brazilian Congress today blocked
efforts by ailing President Joao Cafe Filho to resume office and
troops were alerted for any emergency in Brazil's second major
crisis in two weeks.
Cafe was under virtual house arrest in his swank apartment
in the Copacabana sector of ftio de Janeiro. Tcoops surrounded his
house waiting for him to leave so he could be "invited" to go to
the war ministry for questioning.
Cafe, under treatment for a mild heart attack for several
weeks, precipitated the crisis Monday when he announced his
intention to take back his job.
Troops bolstered by tanks and guns took up strategic positions
throughout the capital. Two heavy cruisers moved into Guanabara
Bay and anchored just offshore without explanation. The Navy
is regarded as pro-Cafe. ;
Cost of Living Held Steady Last Month
Washington (U.R) The cost
of living held steady last month.
Price increases for new cars
and houses offset a drop in food
prices, the Bureau of Labor sta
tistics reported today.
The bureau also reported that
take-home pay of factory work
ers rose to a new record level
in October. This meant a boost
in purchasing power of factory
workers since the cost of living
was unchanged.
The bureau's consumer price
index in mid-October stood at
114.9 per cent of average 1047
49 prices. That was the same
as in mid-September.
The bureau reported substan
tial price cuts for meats, poultry
and fresh fruits and vegetables
in 39 out of 46 cities surveyed
for the index. Average prices for
meat, poultry and fish were the
lowest since April, 1950.
First commercial sign of rec
ord was believed to be that
erected on a New York city thea
tre in 1894.
Army leaders were said to
have vetoed Cafe's return to
power because they feel he is
too close to the Navy, the Air
Force and the National Demo
cratic Union party groups which
the Army believes are trying to
prevent president-elect Juscel
ino Kubitschek from being in
augurated Jan. 31.
The Brazilian crisis two weeks
ago stemmed from the same
thing. The army ousted Acting
President Carlos Luz a friend
of Cafe's and replaced him
with Nereu Ramos, president of
the Senate. Ramos was confirm
ed by Congress and the Army
said it was acting to prevent a
coup against Kubitschek.
Streets Nearly Deserted
The streets were almost de
serted. Troops controlled city
traffic and forced all vehicles
except small buses off all , main
thoroughfares. Censorship was
reimposed as it had been during
the previous crisis. Troops dug
trenches and piled up sandbag
fortifications. .
The Social Democratic party
which supported Kubitschek in
the Oct. 3 elections teamed with
other parties to introduce a mo
tion to prevent Cafe from as
suming the presidency. The
National Democratic Union
fought the motion, claiming its
approval "would open the way
to military dictatorship in Brazil.
Tongay Wants
Lung Treatment
Los Angeles (U.R) Russell
Tongay, who "blacked out" and
walked away from a prison
guard in New Orleans 10 days
ago, said he's willing to return
to prison but first wants "prop
er treatment" for a condition he
believes is lung cancer.
The swimming instructor es
caped from a prison guard while
serving sentence for the high
dive death of his four-year-old
"Aquatot" daughter. At the time
he was being transported from
Florida to New Orleans to get a
lung examination at government
expense.
Tongay turned up here yester
day at a local hospital. The 38
year - old fugitive surrendered
himself after admittance. Police
said he would be transferred to
the prison ward at General Hos
pital but would continue to be
treated and get diagnosis:
The Florida Cabinet in Talla
hassee voted today to have Ton
gay returned to Florida "as
quickly as the law allows."
The husky former coast
guardsman had been sentenced
to a 10-year prison term for man
slaughter in the death of his
daughter, Kathy, who died of
injuries after a 33-foot exhibi
tion dive.
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an appetite yet!
When your children clamor for a between
meal snack, let them help themselves to
'tempting nabisco Sugar honey grahams.
These are the golden brown crackers
nabisco bakes with wholesome graham
flour and country good honey. Because
they're so easily digested, nabisco Sugar
honey grahams don't interfere with regu
lar meals. Remember them today !
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NOTICE! A! Is Back!
He has leased our Meat Market. Due to ex
panding business and the better to serve the
public, Al Bendickson and Bob Eiickson will
offer their best advice to save you money on
your meat problems. . .
Thanks . . . Al and Bob
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You buy a refrigerator only two or three times
in your lifetime.
Yet you don't hesitate to buy one without
getting so much as a look at the intricate "works"
that makes it run. v .
How do you dare make such an important
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for you? What makes you so sure you're getting
your money's worth when you say, "I'll take
that one"?
The answer's obvious. You look for the brand
name on the refrigerator your "guarantee."
You've learned to follow this first rule of safe
and sound buying: -
A good brand is your best guarantee .
No matter what kind of product you want to
buy, you know a good brand won't let you down.
You know the maker stands back of it guar
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you know you're right.
Read this newspaper to find out which are
the good brands (and the stores that sell them.)
The more good brands you know, the surer you
are about all your shopping.
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