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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, December 13, 1955 Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo The omly time junior opens mis mouth asouud home is wmem he e4ts-w3rds he 6 ives nix"" 1 fWo NO W JUST cm-WM"' fDTHB WE WSMTTOTHS SWEET -T- fsw4- S- -v. jfsMOP-THEV FIXED TMEPLCE OVER-GOT V I OUT'' OUf W W" C40(JHOLD I 4 NEW JUKE 8QX-DU4 HE4F? 430UT MAX . vvh4t wer TSk cowers? 4 YACKrnv-yACKrrr-UE W4SNT th4t g vSfnSy v! 4UDUVI3 RUN'NYTCJD4yvWEN TOE COP CAME WTO f o" : . Except, -mat is, when he's on the phone with his current cute then he t4lk4thons bv the hour'" -Chamber Forum Hears Discussion on Plans For Baseball in Area Mrs. Worden Cleared On Charge of Murder Kingsville, Tex. U.R) The Kleberg county grand jury late yesterday cleared Mrs. Violet QCanales Worden on a charge of murder inthe "Svengali" slay ing of hero husband. The jury reported there were "not suffic ient facts to support a charge of murder against anyone under the laws of the state of Texas." "I have been fairly dealt with and vindicated," the wealthy 42year-old widow told news men, o Mrs. Worden admitted shoot ing 45-year-old Don Worden of San Antoiio. But she told offic ers she killed him only because he tried to make her shoot her O five-year-old daughter. The shooting took place at a lonely beach on windswept Pa dre island. Mrs. Worden rolled her husband's body into a shal low grave which she said he had made her dig. The all-male grand jury heard two days of testimony about the weird slaying last month and then recessed until yesterday. SENTENCE Mitchell, S. D. (U,R) Mu nicipal Judge Merton B. Tice turned stern schoolmaster re cently and sentenced two Huron, S. D., young men to write a thousand times, "I will not de stroy anyone else's property." They wert charged with mali cious mischief for throwing beer bottles at a truck. Navy Secretary Due In Okinawa Yednesday Yokosuka, Japan (U.R) U.S. Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas will arrive on Okinawa Wednesday to begin a 10-day inspection tour which also will take him to Japan and Korea, the Navy announced today. During the tour, Thomas will inspect Navy and Marine bases, witness U. S. Seventh fleet man euvers and confer with Japanese officials and Republic of Korea President Syngman Rhee. DOCTOR LOSES Carthdge, S. D. (U.R) Even a doctor can't beat the stork. A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. Karl Avots of Carthage one night recently as they were speeding to a Huron, JS. D., hospital. The proposed entry of a Med ford team in the Northwest Class B baseball league was dis cussed at length at a Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon at the Jackson hotel yesterday. E. B. DeVoe, Hale Greenman and Harry Chipman explained various phases of bringing a pro fessional baseball team to Med ford. Plans of financing the pro posal, plans for renovation of the Fairgrounds baseball park and the value of such a team to the community were brought out. It was explained that financ ing it being planned with a partnership agreement, whereby signers would agree" to under write from one to 10 per cent of any loss, or would share equally in any profits, depend ing on the percentage figures for which the signer subscribed. Plans to obtain considerable fin ancing through, advance ticket sales and program and fence ad vertising also was explained. Value To Community Advertising value to the area through signs on vehicles .carry ing the Medford players up and down the highways in Washing ton, Oregon and eastern Idaho was pointed out. It also was mentioned that listing of Med ford and the Northwest League in sports pages across the na tion, plus frequent articles per taining to Medford in Sporting News, a rational baseball pub lication, would be of value to the community. Plans for renovating the base ball park to include an addition al grandstand and box seats, plus 93RD TRAFFIC OFFENSE Detroit (U.R) Mrs. Louella E. Puett, 76, Detroit attorney, was convicted Monday for her 93rd traffic offense driving without a license. outfield parking for approxim ately 100 cars for an overall seating capacity of 1500 for the first season, and additional seat ing to accomodate approximate ly 2500 for the second season of operation was explained. Not Beyond Possibility The forum was generall agreed that lack of adequate park fa cilities will greatly hamper a Medford entry but the members also were agreed that it was not beyond possibility to improve the present facilities to enable Medford to enter the league in 1956. Vic Milnes presided . at the meeting and announced that next Monday's forum would be a joint meeting with the Chamber of Commerce greeting committee, at which time the topic for dis cussion would be "What Would Be Expected of Us as a Chamber of Commerce." Film Speeds May Increase 100 Times Chicago (U.R) Photographic film speeds may increase as much as 100 times in the next 75 years,' according to Science Digest. The magazine quotes Donald McMaster, vice president and general manager of the East man Kodak Co., as making these forecasts: Film processing will become much simpler and quicker. Color picture quality will con tinue to improve, and color film speeds will be faster. Medical motion picture radi ography will become widely used as a diagnostic tool by doctors. New types of photosensitive materials will come into use. O O G 0 0 0 0 o o mm wmmmi lasti-t OICB trades New High-Level ventilation! New concealed Safety Steps! Anything less is an old-fashioned truck! Come in and see how much you save with today's most modern trucks! "V" Ji Ik IT C1 HIIIE W HI (3D tL EE TP United Operations Resume at Portland Portland (U.R) United Airlines spokesmen said that all schedules from Portland Inter national airport should be nor mal and all employees back at work today. r The statement came on the heels of a hearing on United's suit to enjoin unruly picketing at the airport. Presiding Cir cuit Judge James R. Bain con tinued the hearing indefinitely yesterday. The judge said the hearing seemed unnecessary in view of reports that picketing by strik ing flight engineers was peace ful at present. But he added that the hearing would be renewed if law and order was not main tained on the picket line. The airline had alleged in a suit filed last Saturday that au tos of non-striking employees had been damaged in flareups and that pickets had prevented tradesmen and passengers from entering United property by use of threats. Jaye P. Morgan Named Most Popular Vocalist New York (U.R) Jaye P. 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