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51st Year Medford United Pt Kill Leiied Wir. Price 10c Tribune United Press Full Leased Win Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1956 Pages 1-1? Plans for Homecoming At SOC Are Listed Ashland Promising returning graduates one of the best Home coming celebrations in several years at Southern Oregon col lege, Bob Myrick. chairman for the Nov. 2-3 event, said more than 250 uniformed band mem bers from six schools would par ticipate. Openins Friday at 6:45 p.m., with an all-school rally at Sus ar.ne Homes Hall and the tra ditional bonfire on College field, students will hear speeches by the coaches and captains of the team and introductions of the individual team members. Candidates for Homecoming Princess to rule over a court of Indian handmaidens will be in troduced, with final selection scheduled for the Campus Var iety Show at 8:15 p.m. in Churc hill Hall auditorium. Lawn dec orations will be judged at that t'me. Talent, Phoenix, Jacksonville, Crater, and Eagle Point high school bands will participate in a parade through downtown Ashland Saturday at 10:30 a.m. v.hicl will culminate in a rally at the plaza Leading the parade wil be a Color guard from the Medford Recruiting center followed by Homecoming Princess and her ccurt, and bands, floats, and special noise parade entries. Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Coach Al ,Akins' Red Raiders will meet Eastern Oregon's Mountaineers. Halftime ceremonies will fea ture a reshowing of the best parade floats, an Indian dance by the members of Orchesis. women's dance group, and Crater High school's band. From 4:30 to 6:00 p.m., open house will be held at both dorm itories, followed by the Alumni banquet, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the downstairs lounge at the Ash land Elk's club. Bob Anderson's seven piece orchestra will play for the Home coming dance Saturday from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., Myrick said, with the theme "Queen Sera" (Whatever will be will be) predominating. Provo. Utah UP.) The mys tery of flashing lights at Timpa nogos school has been solved. Science is the culprit. An elec tric eye rigged to turn lights on at darkness and off again at sunrise was so sensitive it re acted to itself, turning lights on, then immediately flicking them off again. GRABOW'S REGISTERED JEWELER American Gem Society DIAMOND SHRINE BUTTON 14k white gold with SAA0O 6 diamonds. Was $60 OU SILVER VEGETABLE DISHES Double,, fine plate. $Q0O Was $21 J TRAVEL CLOCK, 7-JEWEL Cyma movement, alarm $A00 nice size. Was $18 ' LOCKET AND CHAINS, gold filled lockets for SA50 women. Were $6 CULTURED PEARLS, necklaces of deep sea pearls. $4 Were $39 f EARRINGS, many styles. Stone set. $-j 00 Were $3-$6 STERLING SILVER, 5-pc. place sets. 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Sets 2.50 $48.50 Man's Diamond Ring Diamond and S 324 LOSTOUR LEASE-MUST SACRIFICE ENTIRE STOCK !4 to Vi OFF ONLY AT A GENUINE CLOSE OUT LIKE THI5 WILL YOU FIND SUCH REAL SAVINGS $67.50 Man's Elgin Watch Late mocel, with band 34 17 jewel. 50 $36.00 Diamond Daughters of Nile Lodge Pin $18.00 42.50 Wide Carved Wedding Rings, 14k 21.25 18.00 Woman's Genuine Cameo Ring 9.00 32.50 Diamond Rings for Teen Agers 16.25 $165 Diam'd Gruen Wrist Watch $82.50 $225 Diamond Set Wrist Watch $125.00 $71.50 Diamond ? uuiuya ttqiv.ii ?Ki'i' Woman's Wrist Witch. $123 SET OF SILVER s62s 77-pe. oversize set 1847 Rogers in drawer chest.... Ski White oold $tl?75 35 GRABOW'S JEWELERS 108 E. Main St Ike's Goldfish Bowl7 Existence In Contrast To FDR's Affliction Br LYLE C. WILSON United Pren Correspondent Washington (U.R) It was im polite and politically hazard ous back there in the 1930s to refer in pub lic to the crip pling disease which afflict- -BveVl "esiaem tf I Roosevelt. "V In contrast- k.' I v-rav nirturpc o f President E i s enhower's insides have shown in the public prints like leg art. Mr. Eisenhower not only lives in a goldfish bowl. He. almost, is a goldfish bowl. His pulse, heart beat and other physical intimacies will get another page one ride this week end after a head-to-toe ex amination scheduled to take place here at the Army's Walter Reed Medical Center. The examination is intended to squelch what is left of the health issue in this campaign, which isn't much. The let-of-center elements of American politics spotted what looked like a chewey campaign issue in the twin facts of Mr. Eisenhower's 1955 heart attack and the re-' nomination of Vice President Richard M. Nixon.. All Hands Not Convinced The nub of the argument was that Republican success in this election would put Nixon a mere heartbeat from the White House. How effective that argu ment may have been with vot ers wil be shown on election day, Nov. 6. The publicity given Mr. Ei senhower's clinical experiences since he was stricken in Denver in September, 1955, has not con vinced all hands that all the facts are known to the public. There have been repeated pub lic suggestions that the physi cians and surgeons who min istered to the President should be submitted for questioning by Washington reporters. Mighty near all is fair in poli tics as in some other danger ous games, wherefore it is rea sonable to believe that there will be skeptics after the re port on the President's pre-election physical examination. Three of the examining med icos will be Army officers. More over, the examination will take place in an Army hospital where information can be chan nelled or checked almost at will. A -question Mkely to be raised is this: Hagerty Skilled Who would expect Army phy sicians or surgeons to be eager cr, even, willing to report be fore election day that their com-r.iander-in-chief was other than the vigorous man he seems to be. James C. Hagerty is the White House public relations expert. He cannot match the late Sen. Arthur Capper (R-Kan.) of whom it was said that he could keep both ears to the ground simultaneously. But Hagerty is skilled in the noble art of trou ble spotting. He can see trouble coming around corners. So Hagerty may checkmate the skeptics this time by ar ranging for .the kind of medical news conference which has oft en been suggested. There is pre cedent for suspicion that the health of a president is some thing his associates do not care to discuss frankly. Grass-roots reports indicate performance so far Is convinc ing the votes that he is physical ly able to take on another four year term. The significance of bis Walter Reed check-up this week is that it may establish a precedent for future candidates. The voters may come to feel that candidates owe them an that Mr. Eisenhower's campaign election-eve health accounting. RIGHT til President Schedules Three Campaign Trips Washington (U.PJ Presi dent Eisenhower will make three one-day campaign trips next week with speeches in six cities j in five states. The White House said today five of the speeches will be made a, airports in Miami and Jack sonville, Fla., and Richmond, Va., on Monday, and in Dallas, Tex., and Oklahoma City on Wednesday. The sixth address, it said, will be a nationwide radio and tele vision speech from Convention Hall, Philadelphia, Thursday night. . WELL EQUIPPED Washington U.P.) More than $40 million worth of equip ment is being used on the St Lawrence Seaway project. The equipment' includes- both Cana dian and American. The esti mate of the value was made by Lewis G. Castle, administrator of the St. Lawrence Seaway De velopment. Corp. DUNCAN REPRESENTATIVE VOTE FOR DUNCAN for STATE REPRESENTATIVE "GOOD GOVERNMENT IS YOUR BUSINESS" Duncan for Leg. Com. Ward Spars. Chm., P.O. Box 67, Medford. . few . 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