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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1956)
o o o o o o C O O O o o o o o o o O o O A' CD o o nr ttzDrcuD ranrsoNi mail Dynamiie Smashes Home ot Kegro Leader 0 Birmingham. Ala. 'U.P A .riynainite blast smashed a Negro ?cader'i horte and injured five persons Tuesday night on the ve of So'ith's third bus in tegration ihowdown in less than week. A minister who was injured slightly by the blast renewed his integration ultimatum to the Birmingham City Commission. The Bev t. L. Shuttlesworth said that inless the commission acti at its reaular meeting BirminKham Neeron will stale the South's bi'est "voluntary" integration attempt in history. The explosion alio injured ShuUle.worth's wife anrl two children and a visitor. Charley Robinson, o.l. It caved in the living rwm roof and iarnaged several nearby comes in the Birmingham Negro residential re. On The Side q (Distributed by King O IT. stajp hits o the past did fot ett'oy runs nearly as long as -) present day successes. The rnuch reirrred to musical "Floradora," ih that celebrated sextette ran for only 505 performances at the Casifto, New York. Compare that with "Oklahoma." which 5 had a j-iiii of 2.243 performances! "The Merry Widow." with Don ald0 Sjrian and E'.hel Jackson, bi a run of 416 performance's. "The Virginian," with Dustin Famum, pbiyed only 138 per formances on Broadway. Com-. Pre these runs with those of 'XifiWith Father," which play .r1 3.22 performances. "Tobacco Road," 3.182 performances and "Abies Irish Rose. 2.327 per-pormancrs CTJioie Doeji cW'hat breed of dog have you OJlrjjt intelligent breed of dogs is the German shepherd Most loy-! U Airda'e. Most lovable: cock- er ssantrl. Most inclined to be a r one-man dog: chow r ncndiicsi: : dachshund Makes most trouble: I iir.hai-.H terrier. Rest wnse of Humor: .springer spaniel. Hard est to make friends with: Pekin ese. Grandmother oAgain I note Marlene Dietrich ; O Cre-'wrcd tc as "the-world's most j O (iamoroijj graodmother." That! rating i question. I know a num O ber of grandmothers who are more glamorous in appearance than Marjene. In fact I know a great grsridtnotlwT in Chicago, who i not only more glamorous than Marlene but looks young CD rr. This Chicago great grand father r a professional model. C Cuid To Call rYoung : womp n born under Anrs (March 21-April 20) don't rare for the idea of going steady. They i:ke to play the field. Iven after marriage thev have little tmuble makinjf their eyes C behave wlien there is a hand some stranger around. It takes a (-broad-minded husband to be hap- President Sukarno has clamped pily married to an Aries girl. , a state of siege on East Suma Or, so say the stargazers. tra to prevent revolts in North O. . . and Central Sumatra from en- ASKinc , ;l1lfjnf, thr entire nll-aiiH.nihhrr. Querir from client. Q Who . . . , . . a t rich island. . Hj-red in Ihe stage play titled Getting Gerttf s Garter?1' A. i A presidential proclamation C Haz! Dawn. Q. Have vou ever declared East Sumatra under a written anv magazine stories? A. sta,e Pf slcSe after the govern I nnr uTnt. a short storv and ! mcnl trled w ithout success to old it to Cojlier's magazine. I never wrote another one. I don't know why. Guess I just haven't Q '. Damage Suit Filed In Circuit Court Talent, has filed anS50.25iJ suit circuit O cfiirt here against Wade-Craw- ford of Chiloquin. Ore. Dailey .alleges in the com p!aif?t that Crawford acted maliciousiy and without proper caiilr in having him arrested (Dearly in 19.i5 in connection with the theft of $15 worth' of timber owned by Crawford." The plaintiff "said Crawford v-as under contract with the Kunfer and Bert Sawmill. Inc.. Oit, havp the timirr loeced. He Hds that Crawford hacj knowl edge Wat Dailey was employed by the sawmill company to leg the timber. Tie was arrested in connection with tlw theft Jan. 11. 1355. O (-! loi?d in county jail, ac cording to the complaint. Dailey aid ,iie suffered public ridicule a result of the arrest, was O prevented working and lost S250 in parsings. j Dai!c-y f? rprented by Ed i O Kellcy. Medford attorney. j o Whitney Rea Esfofe ' Agency Formed Here Loyd Wnitr.fy. Jacksonville. Oq has established the Whitney Fcal Estate Aency at 21S East' IV.irth St.. Medford. Whitney has been associated with other real estate agencies in this area for several years. B .1 Staats. Medford. has , -u...,. empIoed as a salesman! f.-r the new agency. Whitney s:,id. T:-,e firm expects to handle trATsactions for city and subur ban hemes, Whitnev said. 3 line Sunaav 'Claimed u at MoaaAy. otnm 90 previous ay. tribune Auto Manufacturers Look Toward Detroit U P Auto-makers , look confidently to 1957 as a ! year of pickup and improvement, sparked by the powerful and ; stylish new cars designed to . tickle the fancy of the buying I public. Indications are that 1956 will I be the fourth best postwar year in terms of new car output, ranking behind 195a when 6, , 134.534 autos were produced. There is little challense to 1955, when the industry built a , whopping 7,942.132 cars to crack ti;e old mark of 6.674.933 com pletions in 1950. Ward's Reports, statistical i ! agency for the industry, counted I ! only 5.214.832 completions fori i the first 11 months of this year. I On the basis of projected figures : for December. 1956 output will ! total a little less than 6,000,000 units. Bright forecasts for the new year are based in part on two factors dealing with the buyers By e. v. dum Features Syndicate, Inc.) any ambition. Q. What is the cor rect piununciatiun of the name of the celebrated sire of thoroughbreds. A I i b h a i. A. Should be pronounced; "Allcy-baa-he." Q. Do you recall a song titled "Im A Little Blackbird Looking For a Bluebird.'" A. Yes, madam. Florence Mills Uiud to sing it. Top Man The most important player on a baseball club is the catcher. That's what 1 continue to claim. And forever will. It has been truly said that pitching is 70 per cent of a ball club but a good catcher is 70 per cent of the pitching. Asides U was Daphne Drake, who said, "The qualities most ncses sary for a successful wife are anu patience, oaiail i dli uudi ui unce o o s e r v e u, I "Thrnn.lnnll,. t .- 1 appear- anrp in n woman ic Hue ir na . . " " V . . . lu UMUl snup opcra- tors, who certainly should know. it is usually blue-eyed brunettes who switch to blonde hair. They think their blue eyes will make them outstanding blondes. Pleas Not Radishes are good for the com lexion. That's what a New York erer claims. Says he knew a Polish countess who, at the age of 68. still had her schoolgirl complexion. Tins countess ate i six radishes before every meal including breakfast. She said the : women of her family had been I doing that for 300 years and ! were celebrated throughout Europe for their beautiful com- plexions. - ! Stale of Siege Set On East Sumatra Jakarta, Indonesia (U.P.) , win back control of the lious north and central rebcl-prov- inces. j A delegation to the Central Su matra rebel capital of Padang ; was returning empty-handed from efforts to see Lt. Col. Ah man Hussein, commanding offi cer of the Buffalo Division and ; leader of a veterans' group op- l posed to the administration of I Indonesia Premier All Sastroa- midjojo. "Westerners are sweet on Spreckels new I Powdered Sugar j 1. t than ever before I Yep, finer thon any other brand for the smoothest, creamiest, yummiest frost ing: of all! ChM fnUuLMfl ; oil i r I V ' lSXgg Celery Sticks Stuffed With Cheese Are Delicious . . 1 og Q LJNl V " ' ' -"'""'-'s''iy SMALL WHITE CREAMING SIZE ' SSl C llfillf Boiler Onions 2 ''jjl LARGE HEADS -SNOWY WHITE Thursday. December 27, 1958 themselves: '1) Since this waj the year of tiie "big model j change.'' many buyers held off to get a look at the new models. (2 Many persons who bought cars during record 1955 are due ; back in the showrooms. i "The 1955 installment buyers are liquidating their obligations in an orderly manner and many will be able to enter the new car j market again m 1957."' said J. C. Doyle, general sales manager of Ford Motor company's new Ed sel division. New model cars already are going like hot cukes. : In December the industry had , a hard time keeping up with I sales. Automotive News said : PIONEER F0MVEDR1;.BEST CLAMS 2T'NS "FRANZ" Thin Sliced &b &h t ICE BOX RYE 42 TRISCUIT :r Z7( NA3ISC0 COCKTAIL CRACKERS Rye Thins Wheat Thins ,7 9 Trianqe Thins XtSl Jj G wi; f'MJB") Finest Coffee in 1957 Of Course! "NUT SHELF" BRAND gg VACUUM PACKED F"" gHf MIXEB NUTS Select (Small) tm 0Pt RIPE OLIVES n.tit'" 1 9 I Pimento Stuffed OLIVES Tall LOU-Z-ANA Medium CLEANED SHRIMP Lv Fancy Dungencss CRAB MEAT DETERGENT NEW BLUE CHEERS CR1SC0 - W DASH F E FRUITS AND VEGETAgLp 3 Q NEW CROP NAVEL-144 SIZE I f f EVERY WEEK DAY AT OUR MARKET E A irtTf j) $1 00 Shop at Your Locally-Owned Quality Market Where TOP B O H 1(41 if n B A , 1 1 I QUALITY and COURTEOUS SERVICE is a Must PLUS I J U M l H J I j an ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE With Every P urchase. I n I ... I "' " imi..i - i I KIPW rpnp epecu ROASTED " n I ! I j PHONE 2-7137 h M C 4i W U I S Vtfl C j 222 WEST MAIN NEXT TO COPCO I B a 11 W B J? Jj?0l0ol ' hil-- 3JJt.'-3?!T: ' ."iiii.j.iH Mi.mwi iui.iajlii..u,-,wl. M.mmm ... i .,. I w Vaan p "U" Till You Buv 'Em I dealer field reports showed No vember was "one of the hottest new-car Novembers" in history. "In all major lines, sales ran ; extremely close to production 1 totals," the trade paper said, j "Had it not been for production j headaches and shortages of most i popular body styles m certain ; lines, the month doubtless would have wound up as the best No vember of all time." i Ford and Chevrolet, both witn Saturday operations, again are battling strongly for production honors. Ford set a postwar high for single-day output by produc ing 7,370 cars on Nov. 28. Several auto executives pre dict 1957 will be the best model 4'2-oi. Jar La rge Large Tin Jumbo $ft49 Home $ J89 Size Laundry 35c X 83c SI24 m -im win win ii hi iiiiiiiinw ititti Tin nniiTiinirirrr,,,'"'",'"-"-T tl o 1957 as Year of Improvement year in history. Some forecast more conservatively that it will be runncrup to 1955. L. L. Colbert, president of Chrysler Corp.. said he believes "1957 approaches the potential " "L l,JC "'""""-y s top years. "We think there is a very' good chance that the volume of sales in 1957 could put it on the books as the second biggest year in -the history of the business," Colbert said. Steady Growth Forecast Whatever the year-to-year fluctuations, the trend will be al ways upward. Henry Ford II said American economy will sustain a "normal volume" of 8.5 mil- GREETINGS TO EVERYONE Act Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday c SMOKED PORK CHOPS FRESH 3"$fl00 GROUND BEEFpy j FRESH CRAB MEAT Boneless Pork ". LOIN ROAST E- , lion new cars by 1965, with pos ; sible peaks up to 10 million. ! A big question going into the new year is how "tight money" I will affect ear sales. The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) re- nnr, nf ;,- mmT,hnre r worried that "the increased cost of money" will have a drastic effect because "finance com panies and banks will eliminate the poorer risks and this fringe group has accounted for much of the above-normal sales in the past few years." Other dealers, according to NADA, take the opposite view because earnings arc at an all time high. CLOSED NEW HORMEL HAM 5 fbr on maty Sunday dirmr.M or a tnogniffcvnt compowy 'Oft... No porboitng Jg bakm and mem Wldarano el sizetv $ 29 lb. Ocean Fresh 1 . 3 "This group insists that higher prices and higher costs of money will not ' affect public buying," the organization said. ' 0 tOO! IgB YEAR'S DAY We Have a Large Supply. of Small ' 10 to. 12-lb. Hams or 13 to 16 lbs. Choose From (FRESH STOCK) PORK SAUSAGE Wisconsin CHEESE HAM LOAF Fully Cooked LOPER APPOINTED Aubrey Lop U. S. National bank, Medford, hr) been ap pointed county March of Dimes treasurer for the second con secutive year. The appointment Pwas announces today by Jerry Gastiniu, gointy MOD chair- O nO Our Own Country StyU Red Rind (Aged) 1S o o . o o D Our &ffb Ground n Ham and Val Morrcll's EZ Cut eO o o rO c o o0 o o o
