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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVElf 3 (GMDCffiTTIEIBm SIXTH AND GRAPE STREETS OPEN 7 DAYS fi) A WEEK UNTILV P.M. BIG FREE PARKING LOTS Ask About Extended Free Parking' for Other Downtown Shopping sSSSiione? buying pwffinmcw, f ; 7 . s - A Thursday, July 5, 1956 $ ml rvv v-r n .i n n 1 I SURE AND B'GORRA Robert Briscoe wears his official robes aftPt-'being elected rviirs first Jewish Lonnfayor. Briscoe said he intends to hold the office or only one year but he thought his election was a magnificent gesture that in Catholic Ireland there was absolute tolerance. Adventurer Easily j Answers Questions For $64,000 on TV New York (U.PJ Peg-legged Peter Freuchen identified seven odd nautical objects on television Tuesday night, to be come the fifth top prize winner on "The $64,000 Question." The 70-year-old adventurer, author of several books, United Rations correspondent, and ex plorer from Denmark disdained the right to take an "expert" into the show's isofation booth with him. He said he didn't need any help, and he was right. Answers Com Easy j Freuchen easily ticked, off the j correct answers to the seven part question. He identified a picture of the coelacanth, a spe cies of fish 300,000,000 years old; the left eye tooth of a wal rus; and a special piece of sea- j faring gear, a whale bomb. The bearded contestant also distinguished between two ice bergs, telling from pictures which was found in the north and which in the south Polar regions. Freuchen gave the correct an rwers to parts of the question dealing with a curious old map drawn by Benjamin Franklin and a harpoon head used by Es kimos to hunt seals and walrus. Wife Killed in Arctic The question on Eskimos was particularly easy for Fruechen, as his first wife was a Thule, Greenland Eskimo. She was killed on a map-making trip into the Arctic that also cost Freuch en his leg . Fruechen went to sleep under his sled one night and when he awoke he felt numb all over. It took him 11 hours to dig himself out of the snow. His toes became gangrenous, and he had to knock them off with a hammer. Later, the whole leg had to be amputated up to the knee. Freuchen's face was so painful ly frozen that he hasn't been able to shave since. Freak Mishap Kills Mother of TV Actress West Los Angeles (U.R) A freak accident Wednesday claimed the life of the mother of television actress Anne Jeffrey. Mrs. Kate Carmichael. 67, was run over and killed by her own car in the driveway of her daugh ter's home. The victim- had park ed her car and was removing some books from the trunk when the vehicle rolled over her down a slight Incline of the driveway. A witness told police the handbrake of the car was not set. Mrs. Carmichael was paying a holiday visit to the home of her daughter and son-in-law. actor Robert Sterling of the television series "Topper." Oregon Mounted Fosse Named St. Paul Winner St. Paul. Ore. U.R The Ore gon Mounted Posse, the state's official governor's guard, yester day captured the sweepstakes trophy2 in the annual St. Paul Rodeo association street parade. The 21-man pos;e. made up of Salem businessmen, has been active the past 16 years and all members carry Oregno special agents' cards. Terole's Jewelry Expert Watch & Jewelry Repair 39 S. Bartlett WE BUY AND SELL! i ifflln YOU CAN DEPEND On the Brands You Buy at the Groceteria Swift's Cello Sealed Oriole Brand Lean c SLICED (n)fn BACON Igjg GUARANTEED FRESH MADE LEAN GROUND OV O B JWlb. lbs. &J BEEF 'KLAMATH CREAMERY - CRATER LAKE BRAND Cheddar Cheese b. 43s Young Tender Fresh Dressed or Fresh Frosted Fryer Rabbits lb. 59' Swift's Premium Brand Sealed Cello Wrapped Skinless Franks ib. 39.' EXTRA FANCY, SNOW WHITE SCALLOPS ' lb.79 U.S. Graded Choice Steer RIB STEAKS lb. Cut Short and Thick for Broiling or Thin for Pan Frying Your'Choice Meat Prices Good Through Saturday, July 7, or Until Stocks Have Been Exhausted. 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