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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1956)
Tuesdsy. July 24. 1916 col ors the sweater scene 3 A tV t T X X4 1 v cnr C 4 4 - I - fx V ' i 2: ' V PANAMA PARLEY President Eisenhower fright) is greeted bv Resident Anas of Panama as he arrives in Panama City for an historic conference with 18 other American chiefs of state, it was Ike's most arduous physi cal undertaking since his operation. Your lay-away wardrobe sends you bock to school vrtfk afl the JANTZENS you wont! Bandleader Arrested For Drunken Driving Pacific Nuclear 4-Experiments Ended BPVfrlv H:!ls. Calif. - Banil'icier Kr-udie Mart.n. 48, j was tn-f on $2H:t bit A tixlnv after Wa.-hins'.on L The gov-b-inz ?rr.-i--fl on drunk driving ' ernmtnf. ISfiB srif of miuhtv rtar-.rs on W.I.'mrP hlvd. ;nlK.(.sr m thP P3c,ic )s Martin told oflirM'S v. hrn hp , wac srriH r;,riv M.mday that ! compirfd. he had 'r or two" rinrkf af'pr A ."n " T SMinyn-wirr.! hy th? fimshma an pnsazr rnrnt at a A'tmiic Enrrcy r"!i''i;;-.':"n and (,0!Pi hPrp. Hp wa. ordTPd f inr Dr irr. ;p dppa-t .v r.i ?a:d on appear in M-imcipal Court for Mondav h cn:i:pi. trd t -ts j trial next wprk. , 'contributed materially to thp The hardleadpr wa convic'pd '. .security of the United States and j nf drunk driving last October 23 , the Free World.'' and fined S2.0. Non-Agricultural Employment Jumps AEC Chairman Lewis L. ptrau?1; and Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said the tests "advanced the development of weapons with reduced fallout and weapons for tactical pur poses." They said one of the 'puccess i ful" results is further develop ment of methods of defending Salem UP: on-agricuitu-ral employment in Oregon jumped 19.000 last month to a I against attack, presumably nu new high of 499.000, the state , clear anti-aircraft weapons. unemployment compen s a t i o n commission reported today. The total was 1900 above last SonVn'iht i s former p'ak and 21.U0U i-iurf- -I hoostrd tannery employment to Gualemala City U.R' The 13.600 nearly 6.000 more than ; state of siepe ii Guatemala a year auo contributed t; really since June 25 was extended to the new record, the commis-1 Monday for another 30 davs. sion said. j The extension decree said the Construction, service indus- j conditions which caused the tries, transportation and utili-state of siee. or modified mar ties, metals and machinery and j Hal law. to hp imnoeri for r,nr- Guatemala Siege ; State Extended ship repairing all showed gains over 1055. Logging atid sawmills were the only industrial group report ing fewer workers than a year auo. iS;liS!Drowns in Pakistan ,r,yf2tlili."tSSi'f i3 Lahore. PakNIan ;'U.R . month still existed The state of siege was decreed originally after a demonstration which authorities said was Communist-inspired. An official an nouncement at that time said i Communists intended to sot off I a series ot acts calculated to sow panic and disorder in the country, creating an .atmosphere favorable to their subversive plans." Cinerama Actor 4 - Lahore. Pakistan ;'U.R Jim Parkes. the leading actor in a new Cinerama film, was drown lcl TT-lrlT,- nrinn f i t ,-, i n - "Cj ! sequence, members of the movie 5 j crew reported Monday. Parkes was the onlv member of the group who was not wear- j ing a lifebelt when a rubber boat j capsized in a swift river near Gilgit. his fe'.iow workers said. for econom ami colwcmVncc ... hire ,r 1 "e LItu w rt --'""'" l",st ophoNun irJoi-riof m:s Dumtteanej lips for the Lowell Thomas ; bv XPctt. ,t -i- -. Wiuii ihe rjrama Productions film! "Search for Shanghri-La." Xcar-i I.. ..11 in , t n.i.. t.u.:.- i I1 VI ir.e UIUI s 1 1' !'"! in hpcjuve thM modern Dura cleaning bcint.p : I urn: n-.r-. trnnc 5tip .mil tncmttals which so ! ctEcn harm the ilcs or i i'tjc. Loncer li'c too. ; bc:auc mere i rtnur. no brtiKing ot nbers cau-rd b nuvih.nc scruhhins- fncndf.i hv Ar-cr;.a" Iti.jin.s : rp(rurc 3nd ' i What Makes V D ura clean " , ' "Different" It cleans h ab-orr -n'. rrrtbeddcti dirt .ird kt i a'c rcmocd bv "deep iKNon. Mii.u! r "k rfiJi :rc flouph cir:-Iidi'fi r : n c a:1 i,t- hcltcv tn c.iute "mi:: nc t "rip:d reil' tng. Ouraclaanmc; oidMH.s. Tac rr.-!d acra.ed Duracleor foam !oocn$ nd I'.''rbs M-cky sod and ;a.r.-. ho!c;nfi this n ?upcnjioa aJare i-e wrje nnrd :t cj. No in con en'ence! Dun cleaned' are dry mts't. if Hour. pe.i! 'nprc.i:c-i:s re-enliven wool t.;i.z. p;fc unrrao and f;e. t -iors n.vt. Your tabrics are Ie:t clean. ::v.-:i. inlnnuj . . . our home is more besu'.r .-. :? ..i -: u :: .. Durnproof if tea w-jV, rev cy at jo-e 1"3' ycr e acr cc tf;s'- jfe'y, c c'- o- '.t Dumproofe. You hct pel r-c': ?i c:a; 'ren ikc". c-c c:-cr i-pp i. 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