TEW MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TBIBUNE
Wednesday, May 22, 1957
RECUPERATING Benny Hooper, 7, plays with a toy
tiger in Bayview Hospital in Mastiff Beach, N. Y., where
he is recuperating from his entrapment in the bottom
of a one-foot wide well shaft Benny is reported out of
danger and well on the way to recovery.
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS
Washington President Eisenhower, on warning against fur
ther deep cuts in his foreign aid program:
"Refusal to give adequate support now for our crucial mutual
security programs could hardly be more ill-advised or ill-timed
, ... in this kind of gamble, American lives are just as much in the
balance as American dollars."
Vera Cruz, Mexico The Dairymen's Association on its asser
tion that stores are selling 10.000 quarts of milk a day more than is
being produced:
"We don't want to accuse anyone of watering the milk, but we
think the situation merits investigation."
Hollywood Singer Dorothy Dandridge on settlement of her $2
million libel suit against Confidential Magazine:
"It is my hope that this will give more people the courage to
fight back against such scandal publications."
United Nations, N. Y. Deposed French Foreign Minister Chris
tian Pineau, when asked whether he believed Israel should send a
ship through the Sues Canal:
"That is a question I cannot answer because it is no longer on
my agenda. The next government should answer that question."
Washington A Citizens-for-Eisenhower man, on the thinking
of the off-beat political organization:
"We are not going to be against anybody against any Repub
lican, that is ..."
Mastic Beach. N. Y. Little Benny Hooper, on his first lung-full
cf fresh air after being removed from an oxygen tent:
"Yah, that feels goodl".
Haitian Troops
Patrol Streets
Port Au .Prince W Haitian
army troops patrolled the streets
of Port Au Prince Tuesday night
and today to enforce the curfew
imposed by the military regime
which took over control of Haiti
Tuesday.
All persons with the exception
of medical, diplomatic and mili
tary personnel and a handful of
accredited correspondents were
ordered to remain indoors be
tween 9 p.m. and 4 a.m. Army
patrols on foot and in vehicles
made certain the orders were
not violated. ,
The curfew was clamped on
fee country by the new military
administration which deposed
the "civilian junta" govern
ment. The army acted after the
Junta ordered Brig. Gen. Leon
Cantave removed as chief of
staff.
Cantave appeared in full con
trol insofar as Port Au Prince
was concerned. There was no
Immediate information here on
the reaction from other sections
of the republic.
Court Records
James D. Hyatt. 2392 Pacific High
wav. driving while under the in
fluence of intoxicating beverage, 8100.
Cecil Messer. drunk in public, $15.
George Ronald Wattles, violation of
basic rule. $10.
Clarence David Mathes. violation
of basic rule. S10.
Wflliam James McLoughlin. no tail
lights. SS.
William Floyd Cavin. expired Ore
gon drivers license. $5.
William Edward Ouhaime. operat
ing a vehicle on wrong side of street.
So
Ernest Eugene Avery, violation of
basic rule. $10.
George Samuel Hill, improper lane
usage. $10.
Allan Perl Taylor, violation of basic
rule. $10.
i Audrey Lenora Goodnough. no op
perator's license. $10.
James Edward Snoop, violation of
basic rule, $10.
Mickey Cohen at
Graham Services
New York (IB Billy Graham
Tuesday night preached a fiery
sermon on the Ten Command
ments -with emphasis on adul
tery ana muraer before an
audience of 17,500 that included
former racketeer Mickey Cohen
and two bodyguards.
Graham said before his ser
mon that although he knew
Cohen was in the audience his
words would not be directed
specifically at the one-time czar
of the West coast underworld.
After the sermon, Cohen and
Graham had a brief private
meeting in Billy's office and
then Cohen and his two body
guards dashed off to catch a
plane for Chicago.
An estimated 600 persons
came forward to make "deci
sions for Christ" following what
may have been the 38-year-old
revivalist's most effective of
seven Madison Square garden
sermons to date.
In the first week of Graham's
New York Crusade, 4,545 per
sons have come forward to "ac
cept Jesus Christ." More than
117,500 have heard Graham in
the first seven nights of his cru
sade.
DISTRICT COURT
Raymond Bur dell Browns, truck
speeding. $15.
Marvin James Varga. drunk on pub
lic highway, $55. 30-day county jail
sentence.
James Howard Day. illegal posses
sion of alcoholic beverages. $105, six
month county jail sentence.
Robert Clyde Lake. 1700 Prune St..
Medford, driving while intoxicated.
$255.
Glenn Arnold Grant, operating mo
tor vehicle with license suspended.
Sins 60-dav iail sentence.
Carl Eugene Anderson, following j
too close. sio.
George Albert Folck. overwidth."SlS.
Raymond B. Brown, insufficient
binders. $15.
Charles Edward Peer, defective tail
lights. $10. bail forfeited.
Earl Alfred Besfc bus speeding. $15.
Joe Wilson, failure to provide fire
fighting equipment, $30.
Ernest Harold jHemmelman. no
splafh aprons. S6.
Wallace Burton West, failure to
stop at stop sign. $10.
Nye Edward Bernheisel, failure to
stop at stop sign. S10.
William D. Perry, overheight, $15;
overolad, $47.
Ralph Noris Davis, failure to stop
at stop sitm. $io.
Elmer Ray Vague, failure to stop .
at stop sign. $10.
Vincent Colin Freemantle, over-!
height. $10. overload. $162.
CIRCUIT COURT
Mary Belle Lowery vs. Orbert De
Witt Lowerv. divorce decree.
Vemell Hudson vs. Albert James
Hudson, divorce decree.
5 Down
On the Following Cars
'40 Nash 4-Dr.
'48 Plymouth 4-Dr.
'48 Packard 4-Dr.
'48 Ponfiac 4-Dr.
'49 Ford 4-Dr.
'49 Chevrolet 4-Dr.
'49 Nash 4-Dr.
And Many More
On Approved Credit
SEE THESE CARS AT
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Bartlett at 5th
Medford, Ore.
Phone SP 2-6185
Robbers of Safeway
Store Get Five Years
Portland TP) Five-year peni
tentiary sentences were meted
out to two men who staged a
S1200 armed robbery at a Port
land Safeway store March 23.
The two men who appeared
before Circuit Judge Alfred T.
Sulmonetti here on armed rob
bery, charges were Robert L.
Johnson, 27, and Robert C. Ash
ley, 23, both of Vancouver,
Wash.
The bulk of the stolen money
was recovered when the pair
was arrested.
Highway Use Shows
Decline During April
Salem OP) The steady trend
of increased highway use in Ore
gon was reversed for the first
time last month. The State High
way Department reported that
traffic counters in rural areas
showed a decline of 1.6 per cent
for the month.
The department said it was not
yet certain whether the de
creased use was indicative of a
trend or was due to non-recurring
factors. Principal excep
tion to the slump was traffic on
Oregon Highway 58 at Oakridge
which enjoyed an 18.7 per cent
increase.
Pilgrim Passengers Die
In Bus Wreck in India
New Delhi, India OP) The 35
pilgrim passengers of a bus were
reported today to have died in a
highway accident between Bad
rinath and Joshimath last Sun
day." Badrinath is a place of pil
primage where devout Hindus
flock for worship every summer.
Heavy snows were reported in
the area the past week.
CANAL RECORD BROKEN
Balboa, Canal Zone (W
Forty ships passed through the
Panama Canal last Sunday,
breaking the 39-ship peacetime
record set on Oct. 6, 1934,. U.S.
authorities said today.
County Officials in
Cave Junction Today
County Judge Rodney Keat
ing and Commissioner Ralph
James are spending today at
Cave Junction touring the James
Home for juvenile wards of the
court.
On Thursday and Friday
Judge Keating will meet with
the O and C road committee con
cerning the Bureau of Land
Management building program.
James and Commissioner
Chester Wendt will inspect a log
ging road built by the forest
service in the Prospect area on
Thursday.
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