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Three teen-age boys admitted stealing clotheslines from 14 neighbors in night-time raids io weave a safety net for Iheir trapeze. Heirloom Quilt j Head-on Collision wmmm Leaves Four Dead 1 1 1 The largest gold nugget ever found in California weighed 196 pounds and v." as worth about S43.000. SP Employees Set Picnic in Roseburg Roseburg The second annual picnic of the Southern Pacific employees and pensioners will be held Sunday at Umpqua park in Roseburg. George B. Abdill, publicity chairman, said all railroaders, pensioned or working, and fam ilies and friends have been in vited. Free ice cream, soft drinks, coffee and prizes are of fered, along with games, music and entertainment. The United States ranks first in the manufacture of toys. Hopewell, N. j.;u.R)peter Carom's "horseplay" cost him three points under the state motor vehicle's demerit system for drivers. Carom was charged with "driving" a horse on the sidewalk. Chicago ;u.R) Navy jet fighter pilots complained o po lice that they were targeti of flying arrows as they came in for landings at Glenview Naval Air Station here. Police asked two small boys to seek targets elsewhere. Goldsboro, N. C (UP.) Po lice arrested Kelly Williams on a drunken driving charge when they saw him weaving along the street on a bicvcle. Tampa, Fla. ;u.R) A 1 b e r t Burton Sutton believed he had hit upon a "legal" way to com mit forgeries, until a judge sent enced him to prison. "How can they charge me with forgery when I used only fictitious names?" Sutton complained to the court. Edgeley, Pa. (U.R) Russel H. Vandegrift, 69, was arraigned on charges he was drunk while driving a team of horses pulling a load of teen-agers on a hayride. Wednesday, July 25, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE riYI Th Fashionette SUMMER FASHIONS ONE GROUP Jr., Reg. & Half Sizes Values to $29.95 DON'T MISS IT! Our ENTIRE STOCK of Summer Merchandise MUST GO to make room for our New Fall Merchandiia arriving daily! HURRY! THIS WEEK ONLY to SAVE! 2 for $8.00 ONE GROCP Afternoon fir Cockral DRESSES A FEW SUMMER SUITS $9.88 No Lay-Aways No Refunds Please Close-Out PLAYTEX GIRDLES BROKEN' SIZES V2 Price 22 SOUTH CENTRAL The Fashionette Across from The Crarerian Kcondido. Calif - p, Four ffrfTrri'TT1lilliriiTi "ii hf iffir iilrif' ' '-- persons were killed and four in jured Tuesday night in a head on collision on U.S. 395 two miles north of here. Dead wore Mrs. Ellon Congos, 50. Rodlands, Calif., wile of one of the drivers: Mrs. Irene Wil son. 33. Portland. Ore.; Mrs Martha Kangas. 43. Painesville. Ohio; and Robert Ray Clemons. 25. Pomona, Calif. The Highway Patrol said a car driven by James Earl Mul vanoy, 22. Fortuna. Calif., was traveling south and weaving along the two-lano highway. Witnesses said the other driver. Martin Congos. was forced to pull over in an attempt to avoid the oncoming car. 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