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Medford -rull Leased Wire United Press Full Leased Wire Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1956 Pages -8 "3iis "t ".f - f ft WINNING TOP HONOR at national convention, Barbara Jean David, 17, Wmfieid, Kan., hiijh school senior, is named ' Miss Young America m 4-H" by delegates. She is feeding birds in Lafayette Park, Washington, D. C, across street from White House. (International Somdphote) Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS ' Louisville, Ky. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, Philippine ambassa dor to the United States, on Asian neutrals who flirt with Com munist countries. "The neutralist, new in their freedom, new in breaking the harness of colonialism, have been fooled by the Soviet tactics." Washington San. Joseph R. McCarthy (R.-Wii.) in charging that Chief Justice Earl Warren "become a hero" to the Commu nists in banning security risk firings in non-sentilive government jobs: "I don't say that he is a Communist, but there is something radically wrong with him. ... I think it is extremely unfortunate ha was aver confirmed as chief justice." Moscow Gen. Nathan F. Twining, U.S. Air Force chief of staff, after visiting the Zhukovsky Air Engineering academy: "It's a well-balanced institution giving both theoretical and practical training." San Francisco Thurgood Marshall, chief attorney for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, charging that the state of Mississippi is using "paid informers" to infiltrate the NAACP: "We will keep these stooges out of the NAACP just as wa have kept the Communists out." Atlantic City Gov. Fred Hall of Kansas in denying that Re publican governors had joined in an "anti-Nixon move" at the governors' conference: "There is no reason that we can't send the President a get-well card without it being interpreted as an anti-Nixon move. When an insured person reaches 72 years of age, social security benefits are payable whether he has retired or not. ' night. Portland (U.R) Francis I. Smith was reelected chairman of the Multnomah county Republi can Central committee last Ninth Candidate In Queen Contest Jacksonville Linda Warren of Central Point, sponsored by the Central Point Veterans of Foreign Wars post, became the ninth queen candidate for the Jacksonville Jubilee Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 4 and 5. Marvin Hart of the Crater Lions club is general chairman for the Queen's contest. Shirley Mae Lilly, sponsored by the Medford Lions club, won the prize for the most tickets sold during the first week of the queen's contest, Ike Dunford, Ju bilee chairman, has announced. The prize for the first week was donated by McLains Drug store, Medford. The winner of the queen's con test will be awarded a $300 wardrobe, Dunford said. Second place winner will receive a $200 wardrobe and third place will receive a $100 wardrobe. Win ners are based on the number of tickets sold. The queen and four attend ants will be announced at the ' annual Queen's Ball, Wednes day, Aug. 1. Associate chairmen for the Ju bilee are Glenn Linn, Medford Lions club; Murrey Dumas, Cra ter Lions club; and Frank I Christian, Talent Lions club. Chest X-Ray Clinic To Close July 4, 5 The chest x-ray clinic at the Sacred Heart hospital will be closed July 4 and 5 because of the holiday according to Mrs. Chester Guches, case finding chairman for the Jackson Coun ty Public Health association, which operates the clinic. The clinic is usually open the first Wednesday night of each month for the convenience of working people and those unable to come Thursday afternoons. In July the evening hours will be postponed one week so the clinic will be open Wednesday, July 11, from 7 to 9 p.m., according to i Mrs. Guches. Regular Thursday afternoon : hours will be observed June 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. and will be re sumed July 12. Over 1,000,000 Social Secur ity claims were processed by field employees of the Social Se-1 curity Administration in the six- j month period of April through October, 1955. 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