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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1957)
A vrjfTESiF wrDroBD (ofegoh) mxh. tribute Wednesday. June 28, 195? I W ..'it. kV 2t' 'irk 4 ' VJT 4 ir- i. w V. vt 3? MM X4 i IS 9 """""i uuM-aiuiuie. J i"jiei m in .".'. Tier . ' M IL- .. -W: 'A. . . ;. o o JICtSTING CBITICIS: SURROUNDED Dr. Joseph H. Kris, right, for his charge of $1,500 fcp:n?. the parents of Benny Hooper, miraculously saved from a well last month at Manor Tiiie. N. Y. Two medical associations, three V. S. senators, and scores of others castigated Df. Kris, toe rriysician credited with saving the boy's life. (International Soundphoto) Pave Beck Receives Hack-Door' Invitation T Teamster Meeting S0 Diego, Calif. W e4ep President Dave Beck hfi be extended "back d'r' invitation to attend tiie ll'e We-'ern Conference of Tiaer' 2! st annual conven Uoo anW io its third day here The invitation s extended T'ifisday trde division k iOWO th E 'neral hauling (ro p vi Bot the convention a a p:e Tl. Teamster boss 3ie VD St attle said he would jn.Jfi8 convention for the first time he founded the con- fe CV beJf he hedn't been invited. &MSix el H-?foriert Th 8ect boycott .'as the re sult of tim ork of a reform element ithi the vast 'union The haulin xroup extended the invitation with the explanation that it could invite Beck be cause he had been in corres ponrienc ith the division re garding nnion proposals. It u the cond straight de feat the reform element suffer ed at the) hinds of the Teamster high commsnd. Beck beat the dissatisfied faction to the punch in U! opening gession Monday by reappointing erank Brewster k chairman of the conference TI B reajnointment was announc ed vB letter erritten by Beck and read t the delegates. Aiwefe Welcome S'ne "elf'gte questioned the ' iefl-t Bitted " invitation extend ed 1o Becg. Brewster shrugged aside tiut method used by in- l forming the delegates that "Beck doesn't need a formal invlta- tion. He knows he's always wel come. The convention continued to be held under a veil of secrecy. Convention caucuses have been limited to executive sessions with the press excluded for the first time since the conference was formed. The next general session wi'l be held Thursday followed by the final one Fridav. LocomolivesDesigned For Heat Extremes Skagway, Alaska T? Diesel locomotives built for the White Pass and Yukon Railroad are of a special breed and for good reason. The diesel-electrics, built by General Electric Co., are design ed to keep operating in extreme temperatures that range from 95 degrees in the summer to 65 be low zero in winter. The temperature iii one day can range from above freezing at Shagway, where the Japan ese Current alfects the climate, to a low of 65 below zero farther inland. The White Pass and Yukon runs 111 miles through spectac ular mountain scenery to its northern terminus of Whitehorse in Y'ukon territory. m mm -J M a i ii mm Governor's Appear Ready To Embrace Ike's Proposition Williamsburg, Va. W The nation's governors appeared ready today to embrace Presi-. dent Eisenhower's search for days to turn federal services back to the states despite wide- spread doubts about how fruit- ful it would be. A resolution recommending i at least a first step in this j search was expected to go before the final, closed session of the annual governors conference this afternoon. A round table discussion on natural resources preceded that session. Overall Savings Eisenhower was described here as being in a "put up or shut up" mood about the pro-; , posal he unveiled in a speech l before the governors Monday j night. He urged them to join ; his administration in studying I ways to give some federal func-; I tions and tax levies back to the states and suggested that the re sult should be an overall saving to the taxpayer. ' The President will have a chance to restate his views to the Republican minority of the conference when the GOP gov ernors visit him for lunch in the White House Thursday. Recommendation Seen However, the resolutions com-'. mittee of the conference was ex- j pected to recommend that a committee be appointed to study the President's proposal and to confer with administration offi cials about how it might be car ried out. While there was no apparent disposition to rebuff the Presi dent, there was widespread skep ticism among the governors, particularly among Democrats, that anything would be accomplished. WESTINGHOUSE STREAMLINER air conditioner 4 ;:f::;;S:::::::H::H::":H:H::nh::::SH: Kite flueh with wild tneH or out. Vn mora Atr Conditions "hniner" ho you in stall the smart new Streamliner I illl AS tlTTLC A3 DOWN EASY TERM compact . . . "Faehim-Thin" to blend in. No bulky ownr.i. ins:5e or outside. 6BB4ania styling enhances hrauty of any Itw. Low silhouette lets in more light and view. flNHfBrtt? CONTROL. Complete cooling comfort on a patented siagie dial, plus built-in thermostat you set ami ferret. coaUKa trrtcmiicr you've never known before. Si reMOii'.ner features adju&tahle, no-draft grilles. rvt ana aa amp moocLH Run mi 115 voir;. Save oti 'n-a:'tion e!ecvici;y! Also big capacity 1 HP, C3-voit modeii- o you can oo su8g..iri Wstinghouse Minshal! Awarded Building Contract Ashland A. J. Hinshall of Jacksonville was recently award ed the construction contract for a new professional office buil ding to be built by Ben T. Lom bard of Ashland. The new structure will con sist of about 2.200 square feet and will be adjacent to the U S. National Bank building park ing lot on Lithia Way. llinshall was low bidder among four construction firms submitting bids on the building which was designed by Jack A. Edson, Medford architect. Other bidders were the Wiley com pany and V. J. Baratti, both of Ashland, and Harold Salter. Rogue River. In addition to housing the firm of Lombard and Cottle attorneys, offices will be occu-: pied by E. G. Sommer, account- j ant and Robert O'Harra of Mu-; tual of New York Insurance I company. I o ISiilfME & FLYfili STfilC COMPANY 14 Vf Main Phone SP 3-6241 WaferliseRegulations Cause City Confusion Sioux Falls, S. D. IT Res idents here could be a little con fused when it comes to water ing their lawns. City commissioners decreed lawn sprinkling could be done only between certain hours and then by half the town at one time. Then it was decided to permit ' employed couples to do their ; sprinkling in the evening upon approval of a special application. ! The latest concession was to homeowners with newly sodded or newly seeded lawns. They, too. get special privileges if their applications are approved. However, an inspector must personally check on all such ap plication. lore than 200 applica tions came in the first day, and he was able to check only 20. Now! aaHJFrw? If IT all ill iatlaa1 I 'tabs Easy to use, pleasant tastine. de pendable! Not a narcotic Ideal tor t ravel, home. wnrk. Why carry hulkv liquid- Whv rik rmhar rawnnf Ask your druggist iov KAO-TASS: - t tSR fe,.-." ..." NEWBERRY'S FOR GOOD FOOD 4. HOT fudge fillip sundae MADi WITH IICH VANIIU ICI CtCAM JMOOTH HOT fUBttl CHOCOLATI SAUCI WHirriO CIEAM CHEIIT COMBINATION BACON AND TOMATO SANDWICH 35 HOT TURKEY DINNER 65c Candy Special Salt Water TAFFY SPECIAL 39 Guarantted not t itiek to you? tth. Manufacturer hai ntw formula. Dtlicious and fresh. Ladies' Cotton Full Length Slips Reg. $1.29 Special Shadow-proof and sanforized. Completely washable. 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