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STXTEETf VTECrOSD (OBESON1 MATL TP.IBUNE
Thursday. July it, 1958
Former Illinois Marine Reservists Stage Surprise 'Raid' To Take Over Des Moines
Auditor Appears
For Arraignment
Des Moines. Iowa
A Marine resi rvr so
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Statement Fjrtd
A 176 p;o-o '-:ea
latcmcnt by H'.;-s o-ci rtiu3 'o
(it.-ito's attorriy tittrjs P. Cw
Irakon to nr-. tti M'div.-jday.
In it Ilod-o ni--MlA "00 ps
ft-!it responsibility " f;f
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rep,-' ; r -
niorn o ;
rt ion
I'ror.'
rrojTp '
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r.ar fj
i r j n nd radio stations but one
off the air. They had no official
authorisation.
The reservis's. who had at
irT.riod thir weekly meeting on
V.'rrine-dav n :iit. said the pur
of their ' n: i -cirtri ' was To
Varkn 'rt r:ty pnnr to a sim-ia'-d
A-bomb attack. Thry car-r-n
H-i.-rriv r:f5 and hand gre
nacic: u-ih them.
Ri-rvr official' indirared that
no ri:ccipi'r
and equipment, the water plant
and an emergency unit of the
Air National Guard.
' Stations Silenced
In addition to these activities
the telephone company office? ; .;,r Marines raided KR NT-TV
land radio. WHO-TV and radio.
members of the 20th Rifle com
pany took over the filter center
of the Ground Observer Corp:
the Civil Defense headauartcrs.
The Detroit-Windsor vehicu
lar tunnel is the first auto tube
ever built between two nations.
The tunnel was completed in
1930 and can pceommorfate 1.000
action would be j cars an hour.
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.-ill il.OIJ'l.ll'lf;.
Ti;p r;tf.-( ciitor fCTV.Ti s:ir
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3, ours of i! ' r :e-s tlh t-.e lot
mf r ofliciiii oj Ltai: ot saves to
Qfonsirli r d ti m'Oicri t-r.-E a "rr.o
J s-io-." but ' a ' t-;:t ro:ici-
as r o ' ' r.
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3.-Ci t;.: 3 tj t'oou
hon -J
'a' i'iir''T
i r l t ; th
i t:-e cre.'
i!c rtcct ion
tiie city.
. on the
IT ?
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; o 6 f'i'3:ii
: to Pruj'.tcct
Kiwanis Club Kefs
$4,675 From Kapers
Th
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t ; l! .u ln:.
Temporary o:acJy Elafncd
V 01 VHJ:"C'l ,
-c Cot:traaor
1 tin
V. !ai:c.'
C'rriin
s .. iK-n.-i
nee !i
T'Tr oi
i,-; i)e ten ten,.,. .tarty
lln;;c cr!ai:i-d ac
ta if-.ff i!.iifn,(lit. li
t;-fl . rTKM'-.V" to fi
is tn..miUS poinical ra
id" for Wj:! (ivinst in
f!-of..!d K;m:
S4 C73 .4 ff.r-i r.i
j(uf. (."'.it l isiiman
rtp'Tlrd 1
in 1 1 is In
s club oct led
Kiwanis Ka-cii'!-r
this
Bill MitcN-11
iictxtuntin" to t!c
no.
Spi-inyt'icl J itii Chicago.
ThtdWJfuij i dollars went into
fcwi a;-; c;nt.coii;. Undue empiia
frert ni ether yo ernnifnt of
f.riis were connected with the
Irssej.
1!.oj1.2c was vactie about the
ec.t an'icuiit f.f money involved
a.'icf rit tails of th'- scheme.
'I wS very hii:.y trying to do
a good job in the auditor's of-f-.r-r."
Itode said. "I suppo.'-e I
JK7H Jo busy I didn't lliink of
tiie seriousness rf what was
happening and let it go at that."
Tiie funds will he iji-d for .he
chili's v-iirii d vnu'i'i projects.
Vernon Thorpe, city public
works director, outlined the
ir'kfn ariins the croup, who
kep" 11 -;r plans from officers, j
I.ed hy M. S:'. Don E. Dato,
Deno-nsfrcffioi Program
jtf for School Pupils
A demon:' ration program will
muri the close of the vacation
church school t the Congresa
tioiiil church at 7:30 p.m. Fri-
Tor program will include
an exhibit of handwork made a'
the school in Pilgrim house,
i Tit X'hool y..v the first vaca
: tion ichr-d held by the church
j hirh started less than three
vi-jrs fjo. About fiO children
! vrc rnroilod.
i Stiff mcmbtTi included Mrs
j Piciiard Tr;ivis and Mrs. Frank
j F'ricr. l.a-jinners: Mrs. Daryl
j Farnham. lower primary: Mrs.
f'aul Fric-r. upper primary: Mrs.
; Tin Norris. upper primary; Mr.
iaiv Mrs. John McCamant Jr..
I Mr.-. Ivan Burton jnd Mrs. and
: Mrs. Charlei G Smith, directors
j of music.
city's projected arterial street
program to Kiwanians at the
resular luncheon session of the
club at Rogue Valley Country
club.
Rivers, Harbors
Measure Passed
"W-a'.hingt'irt 'U H' The Scn
a'c iwUy pawd a S 1 .."lOO.ObO.OOo
nvct'i: ;ivi i uors bill autliori
nj i:jv-'i;il"''.l i'"' iS"".l innlffl
yrAject?. from New tneiand to
Aiafea.
J'tis hill was returned to the
House lor concurrence in Sen
ate amendments which added
J.ajiOfJ.UOO to the House ap
proixd total. Much of the in
crease was due to projects rec
omivenried hy the Army Engi
neers and Rud;el Bureau after
the ilntisc hyd passed the bill,
and which were included by the
SiTiiste.
The Scn -:;e defeated, by stand
jnix: vote, an effort by Sen. Rich
ard XeuhcTzcr iD-Ore.) to
M-t-ike nut toe S 1 "2.000.000 au
t;iut.:?tion for nruccs YMAy dam
rn I'oc Cle.irwater river in Idaho.
Tscnberer argued that the dam
aiut reservoir would destroy a
tldcrne:-? area Ircniiiii; with
e'.'s And yk-eihead trout.
Wayne Morse (D-Ore.l
SJ;ct i.'.;c nicn t was a private
iit-J-ijy ' su a!" pri'moit'd by die
Idati.i row . r Co lie charecd the
.1i'.:y a scheme to hlnck
IVeiLj Cti'ivoo darrt and promote
Isui Sci. ltcory C. Dwurshiik
CR-Ul-.i i3.;5 the.c wus no effort
Jo riisresard fivh and wildlife in
J-ie area. He said there would
to a two-w.ir sfiidy of ildtilr
Tc.-ources orc TOruln-cction
"Would begin.
Dworsh;.' Si3 tVf was mo
treason to tie the dam to vith
the Hells Canyoa fyhi.
The canals in
ha an cs'iriated
obout 525 miles.
MEDFORD
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pEMEY'S
GIGANTIC SHOE CLEARANCE
Pictured
v.
Few X. T
or uur r
Many Styles
Np 1 PAIR
.'V !.'y?v,
-HIV il'.
Over 1,000 Pair Womcns and Childrens
Shoes at this one Low, Low, Price
Flots, CtrjAiols, SMkils, Canvas Play Shoes, Dress Pumps,
Wedge Oxfcwds - White, Red, Blue, Maise, Pink, Natural.
Sires 5'j to 3 aad S'2 t 8'2. AA and B widths.
Dresses, Dresses, Dresses
We must make room for our new
fall selection, so we're slashing
hundreds to the bone in our great
New Yort state
tetst'o of I
I IMPORTED I yJ
f, H XvJT
F,J ' on,-,,, .v I JUNIORS
-"''! $"0 1 MISSES
L- ;J3J I HALF SIZES
5 1 IV
I 7 1
DRESS CLEARANCE
3 PRICE GROUPS
6 YEARS OLD f;
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IMPGSTtB C.tt H 5. SUHJ. 85 8 FiCOF.
s:HH fSHUEHS 3.. . T. c.
50
3 00
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Ginghams
Bembergs
Voiles
Embossed Cottons
Everglaze Cottons
Over 30 Different Styles to
Choose From.
The Amhassador BnH".f. ron
nectinz Detroit and Windsor,
wap opened in I32H. The 1 .350
foot snan run? one and a 1hird
niiles hetu'een i1? U.
adian terminals.
KWDM radio and KIOA radio
stations in Des Moines. They also
silenced "OI-TV and radio sta
tion in Ames. Ia.
Brnadcastins and telecasting
was discontinued for a hrief per
iod of time, riato said they fail
ed to silence one remaining ra
dio station in Des Moines, he
cause the door was locked, and
the men didn't want to cause anv
S. and Can-j property damage.
A squad of 10 men "captured"
the 124th Fishter Interceptor
Squadron, which has been on a
standing alert since July 1. The
Marines clambered over a fence
and surprised an armed guard
in the operations room. They in
formed the squadron that they
were the "20th Special Agares
sor Forces."
Operation Bilko
Flato said the non-commissioned
officers of the croup plan
ned the maneuver, labeled "Op
eration Bilko."
Lt. Col. Robert Moorhead com
mander of the 124th National
Air Guard reserve division, re
fused to comment on the action,
other than to promise to conduct
an investigation todav.
Major James Bradley, the
group's immediate superior, said
the operation was "the biggest
surprise to me just as it was to
everyone else in town. However
I'm pleased with the boys be
cause I understand the operation
was a complete success."
When asked if he would take
j any disciplinary action against
tne men. Bradley replied, "No,
in fact I'll defend them against
anyone who does put a squawk
in against them." However, he
added, "you'd think they'd let
the skipper in on something like
this."
fuel are needed to taxi a cur
ient jet bomber from the warm
up ramp to the end of a runway
for takeof:, usually a distance
of about one and one-half miles.
There are at least 51 cities
in the world with a population
of one million or more.
Chile has never conducted
complete national census.
But
At
Builders Supply
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QUALITY
BLOCKS
Bricks, Flues,
Drain Tile
727
W. McAndrews
Phone 2-4107
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CLEARANCE
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Drastic Reductions!
Huge Savings!
Don't Miss These Sensational Bargains - Our last Two Days - Further Reductions -These
Must Be Cleared Terrific Savings For You -Rock Bottom Prices!
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Girls' Better Shorts & Fashion Pants
Poplin Prints
Twills and
Sanforized
Vat Dyed Sizes 3 to 14
Only 100 Pair left, So Hurry
FV1
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Over 2,000 Yds. of Better Yardage
Regulated Cottons
Pongee Prints
Pin Dots
The Yardage Buy of the Year
Ginghams
Dacron and Cottons
Everglaze Cottons
Yard
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Men's Much Better Sport Coats
Townclad- Quality
All Wool
liqht Tones of Brown, Grey end Tan
36 to 44 Regulars . . . Some Longs and Shorti
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Women's Imported Cotton Blouses
Ginghams Broadcloths
Completely Washable Plaids and Plains
Many Styles and Colors
Over 300 Blouses in Sizes 32 to 38
trWWiraYM-ftiiii
'--mi - t a mm- M 111'
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Women's Better Broadcloth Slips
4-Gore Shadow Panel
Eyelet Trim White
Sizes 32 to 44
Only 100 of These Fine Slips, So Hurry
ji. mi in 1 jm .Jim 1 njp hi am U. -....ijum
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Men's Better Polo Shirts
Fine Summer Colors
Interlocking Knit
Fine Quality
Sizes, Small, Medium and large
44
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Men's Better Straw Work Hats
Fine Quality Straw Work Hots That Sold for Much Higher
Natural Color Wide brim to keep the "
Only 75 left sun out of your eyes
Sizes 6 to 7"j
22
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Boys' Much Better Quality Sport Shirts
Cotton Plisses and Broadcloths
Washable Sanforized Good Patterns
Short Sleeves Sizes 4 to 16 and Colors
Only 150 of These, So Hurry
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Terrific Value Gauze Diapers
lorge Size 20" x 40". Wrinkle Free
Easy to Wash . . . Fast Drying
Soft and Absorbent Good for Polishing Cars, Too
Makes on Ideal Shower Gift
2
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Doz.
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Toddlers' Much Better Playwear
Shorts, Sun Suits, Fancy Pants, Playsuits
Poplins, Teleweave Cottons and Plisses
All Sanforized - All Washable
Over 200 Items in Sizes 1 to 4
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Men's Much Better Summer Hats
Tojos, Milans, Panamas, Straws
Natural, Ecru and Tan Colors
Sizes 6?' to 7Vi
Only 90 of These Fine Straws left
I50
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Men's Much Better Wool Suits
Worsteds, Splash Weaves, Shadow Tones
Shades of Blues, Browns, Tans and Greys
T00 Wool "These Must Be Cleared
Sizes 36 to 46 Regular . . . Some Longs & Shorts
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Women's Better Bermuda Shorts
Sanforized Vat Dyed for Color Fastness
Completely Washable Cotton Twill
Wide Selection of Colors
58 Pair in Sizes 10 to 16
2
00
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Women's Much Better Pajamas
No-Iron Plisse and Challis Weaves
long and Short Styles
Completely Washable
Only 150 Pair in Sizes 34 to 40
44
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Much Better Nylon Tricot Gowns
These Are Much, Much Better Gowns That
Sold for Twice This Price
Beautiful Pastel Colors With Fancy Lacework Trim
Sizes 32 to 38 Only 60, So Hurry
3
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Women's "Slim Jim" Fashion Pants
The Style That Is the Rage of the Nation
Corduroy and Poplin Prints Full Cut
Sanforized Completely Washable
Only 70 Pair left in Sizes 10 to 16
2
50
Pair
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Women's Better Cotton Skirts
Much Better Skirts in Denims, Sailcloths and Poplins
Sanforized Machine Washable
Full Cut Many Gay Prints
Only 25 left in Sizes 10 to 16
2
50
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIAL
Girls' Much Better Cotton Skirts
Fine Quality Poplins in Prints and Plain Colors
Hurry for This One Sanforized
Completely Washable
Only 36 Left . . . Broken Sizes 7-12
Fine for Back-to-School Wear
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