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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1956)
RAMBLER ON DISPLAY The 1957 Ram bler will go on display Thursday, Oct. 25, at Lea Motors, Bartlett and Fifth sts., Medford, and Stevens Auto Sales, Inc., 505 North Cen tral ave., Medford. The Rambler will be avail able in V-8 and six series with the new V-8 Hash Ambassador Hikes Horsepower developing 190 horsepower. The six cylinder engine is listed at 125 horsepower. Shown above is the RamDler Custom four-door hard top sedan. Twelve other models are available in Rambler line in 1957. Detroit .UP.; The 1957 Nash Ambassador goes on sale at dealerships across the country featuring increased horsepower and a four-lamp headlight sys tem designed to give up to 100 extra feet of illumination. New engines generating 255 horsepower, up 35 from 1956 models, power all four models In the new line the custom country club hardtop, super country club hardtop, custom four-door sedan. Power brakes are standard equipment on custom models and optional on supers. Power steering and power window lifts are optional on both series. The new headlamps are mounted in vertical pairs in the front fenders. Each lamp mea sures 53 inches in diameter, compared with seven inches for conventional lights. All four lamps are used for the high beam. Only the upper two are used for the low beam. Members of Medford CAP Group Promofed Wednesday. October 24. 195S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Week End in Jail Syracuse, N. Y. U.W An Onondaga (N.Y.) county deputy sheriff believes the answer tc speeders and reckless drivei. would be a mandatory week enc in jail. Luczyski said the week end jail suggestion has two gooo1 points. First, it would not de prive the family of a male mo torist's income; seconly, it would deprive the driver of the only free days he may have during the week. Vote YES On 56 In '56 WHY Does Your Dentist Recommend ': 1 5-V ., - A- r . . ; 5 a! , 5 vY; f , y V on q r if B;3 '11 Ifi because it is the most practical and effective public health measure for the prevention of dental decay. Your dentist is concerned about the high rate of occurrence of dental decay and the mounting accumulation of dental defects. In fact, if all persons need ing dental service were to seek it, dentists could care for only a fifth of the needs. Corrective service alone cannot .meet the need. A wider use of pre ventive measures is the most realistic and economic approach. For many years, dentists have been filling cavities, but until recently little could be accomplished on a widespread basis to prevent them. Now, based upon years of investigation by research authorities, your dentist recommends fluoridation. Just as your physician recommends nourishing foods for your child's growth and development, your dentist recommends drinking water that contains fluoride, one of the essential requirements for building decay-resistant teeth. The Medford Water Commission estimates the cost of installing equip ment plus the annual maintenance costs to be under 10c per water service per month and it means 60-65 per cent less tooth decay. It is the MOST INEXPENSIVE of ALL PRACTICAL PUBLIC HEALTH MEAS URES ... a single dental repair bill actually equals YEARS OF PRO-, TECTION for EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY. That's really CHEAP, EFFECTIVE INSURANCE! NOVEMBER 6 VOTE... llDIDiflES Water Fluoridation for Dental Health Paid Adv. Better Health Committee. Mrs. E. W. Sickels, Chairman; Dewey Wilson. Vice-Chairman Eleven members of the cadet group, Medfprd squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, have received promotions, according to Lt. Hugh E. Curtis, commanding officer. Promoted were Arnold Dillon, from Second to First Lt.; Jane Daniels, Second Lt. to First Lt ; and Mary Daniels and Lee Gos sett, sergeants to Second Lts. Also promoted were Harley Hunteman, to first sergeant; Bob Greer, Gary Yancey, Ken Bak er and Sharon Zundell, to ser geants; Mike Hartley, to cor poral, and Ralph Dillon, to pri vate first class. A new class of cadets is be ing started by the Medford squadron and applications' are being received at the Civil Air patrol headquarters atthe Med ford airport. As a result of a re cruiting campaign, about 40 cadet visitors attended the CAP meeting Monday. Wooworth's New York Home To Be Wrecked Watertown, N.Y U.PJ A small frame house at 236 Frank lin st. once occupied by the founder of an international chain of five-and-ten' cent stores is going under a wrecker's hammers. The decision to raze the house was made recently by Mrs. Jo seph V. McMullen of New York City, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winfield Woolworth Originally, M r s. McMullen considered rehabilitating the house as a memorial to her mother, Mrs. Charles E. F. Mc Cann, the former Helena M. Woolworth. Army Training Course Said Safe as Ping Pong Fort Dix, N.J. U.PJ Accord ing to Army authorities, the eight-hour, intensive basic train ing course dealing with mines and booby traps is as safe as ping pong for trainees. t : Records kept by instructors show there were only five minor injuries among 50,000 soldiers who took training in the "touchy" subject here last year. Those injuries were confined to burns and cut hands due to "in attentiveness on the part of the trainee," the Army said. VISITORS SET RECORD Cooperstown, N. Y. (U.R) A total of 134,764 fans have visited baseball's Hall of Fame this year, surpassing the pre vious high for one year of 134, 473 set in 1945. Back in 1943, enly 2.945 fans visited the shrine. Algeria Rebels Tell Freedom Talk Plans Algiers U.PJ To leaders of the Algeria rebellion whose capture touched off a major cri sis in North Africa have dis closed plans for freedom talks with officials of Morocco and Tunisia, it was reported today. French authorities captured five leaders of the anti-French nationalist movement here Mon day night, touching off protests from Moslem nations and a se ries of riots and strikes across North Africa; The extremists were captured when a plane taking them from Rabat, Morocco, to a meeting in Tunisia was forced down at Al giers' Maison Blanche Airfield. Dead line Sunday Classified u at noon Saturday 10 a.m Monday tor Monday: other dav 5:30 orevious day when you drive the '57 PLYMOUTH suddenly it's I960 Fur Restyling Let us give YC"ur fur coat the New Look CLEANING GLAZING Frances9 Furs Formerly Frances D all J ire 1100 Crater Lake Ave. Telephone Remains 2-6526 idem iiinm VtUUIII f Use Our Easy Lay-Away Plan! 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