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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1956)
SIXTEEN MTDFORD (OREGOIT) MAIL TBTBtJrTE Friday. June I. 1958 " ?: ...3f ant exciting cottons. 3 rc w ; . v ' mmmmmmmi imuu mi .muuiiiiiM.il ipi".i. mm 10.98 "WE MIGHT DO JUST THAT," is Comedian Phil Silvers' comment on report he and Evelyn Patrick, TV player, . may wed In Las Vegas. Nev.. in few days. (Inttrnational) Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS Victoria, B.C. British Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, on what he'd do on the first outbreak of aggression: "If anyone attempts aggression anywhere I'd give 'em the works. Atom bombs, hydrogen bombs, everything we've got.' Moscow Communist party Chief Nikita Khrushchev, on in United States policy of fingerprinting foreign visitors: "This is for criminals only." Washington Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen (R.-N.J.) on why Con Itres should investigate the sulphuric acid attack that cost labor columnist Victor Reisel his sight: "The nation itself would suffer if intimidation of our newspa 'permen were to be permitted." Venice, Italy Former President Truman, warning newsmen the torn ligament in his leg is almost healed: "It won't be long now before I'll be giving their (the news men's) legs some exercise." Castle Air Force Base, Calif. Gen. Curtis E. LeMay. on the threat to the efficiency of his long-range retaliatory bombing force: "We in the Strategic Air Command consider that present crowded bases make us unnecessarily vulnerable to attack." Washington President Eisenhower, on how well he has re covered from his heart attack of last fall: , "The only way I know about it now is that the doctors keep reminding me of it. Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSBY United Pr.u Correspondent Hollywood (U.B Marilyn Monroe's "comeback" picture winds up today and so do her W 'vgrgysr! ailments' that Jfi. y L. i turned out to f. be more stage friht than C j jfi phvsical. Y ft The No. 1 Sjk- J 1 glamor girl of """fc. atJ .vmk u., , j Holly wood was ill from the start of shoot ine on Aline Mosby "BUs Stop" at 20th Century-Fox studio. The cast and crew she leaves behind when she returns to her New York home Saturday agree that her constant sickness was large ly phychosomatic. Marilyn lived through a blus tery winter in New York with out catching a cold. But she came down with a virus and bronchitis the minute the movie company went on location to Phoenix. Attacks Worse The actress has been ill during shooting of her other movies such as "The Seven Year Itch." But this time her attacks were worse. She broke out in a rash. She often vomited. She suffered stomach pains. "These ailments apparently are caused from her nervous ness," one close associate ex plained. "Marilyn was on the spot for this pictrue. She's been studying in New York for a year at that high-class Actors' Studio. There was a lot of pub licity and fanfare about her re turn to the screen." Shooting was held up when Marilyn wound up in the hos pital. - Most of her co-workers are fond of Marilyn and understand her problems. Recent magazine articles told how she was molest ed at the age of 6 and nearly murdered .at 2. The cast was sympathetic and patient the days Marilyn didn't show up for work. When she did, a scene often waited 15 min utes while she tarried in the ladies' room. "She was always so sweet, and said 'I'm sorry,' " one cast member says. "Sometimes dur ing a scene she'd grab at her stomach and make faces as if she were having terrible pains. Everybody thought her ills were phychosomatic. . ' ler worries and sickness re portedly were worth it. An as sistant to director Josh Logan reports the picture "is terrific and Marilyn is great." cottons ore meant for youl Wm X gflflp Jms mm4m Z we've just unpacked the most distinctively different, delight fully washable cottons to keep you cool and fresh when old man Sol blows his scorching breath. choose them now while the styles are the newest, most ex- .. 1. . t ...... -' selection on our famous Fashion ' ' ' Floor, whatever your size A whatever your budget, these i and we've managed to get such a wonderful buy in these, exciting cottons that you can't afford to miss it. Lovely new creations to sell at this ridicu lously low price . . just 10.98 Barges To Build Sail Lake Road Bed San Francisco (U.R) Sections of six huge barges were en route to Utah today to be used in building a 13-mile railroad bed across the Great Salt Lake. Southern Pacific Railroad or dered the mammoth 250-foot barges from the Kaiser Steel Plant in Napa, Calif. The barges will be 55 feet wide and will carry 4100 tons. They will be as sembled from 32 sections rang ing in weight from 10 to 30 tons. An SP spokesman said as soon as all six are assembled, they will begin dumping rock and gravel into the $49,000,000 fill. They are designed to drop their load through their bottoms, di rectly over the area specified for the fill. Joining the barges will be two dredges and six diesel powered towboats. now under construc tion in Portland. The new bed will be completed by 1960 and will replace SP's Great Salt Lake trestle, the long est in the world. TOTS BEGINNERS SWIMMING CLASSES AGES 6-7-8 YMCA Starting June 11 Mmtr Clastv Monday 4 Wednesday Tim 9 a.m. Nen-Mcmber Class Tuesday and Thunday Tim 9 .m. Clan will b Nmitad to 25. Rttgtetof hi ptrton at H YMCA lis L ' "V''M O i Ji ll . , 'Vr 'Vti ' : .'. 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