Medford mail tribune., June 04, 1958, Image 3

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ARMOR ON GUARD Lebaneia gwemmetit tank guards
Iraq Petroleum CoQipeline north of Tripoli where gov
ernment tanks and -artillery ctiKhe8 With rebel forces,
with reported severe Joises on th part Of the insurgents.
The L ebanese Army, trying to fgr tf otr i three-week-old
rebellion, has been beefed up hy 18 new American-made
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contributing factor m onlv
about 16 per cent of h til
automobile accidents.
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mtkS the elimination of
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Honolulu (UPI) Crew
members Oof th nuclear pro
test yacht Goldtn Rule
planed to cast off today in
their second government-defying
attempt to Sail to Eni
wetok. o At the ' same' time, other
steps were being taken in
hopes of making the pacifists'
goal successful.
From Loa Angeles, Attor
ney Abraham Lincoln Winn
said he was preparing an ap
plication that, if passed,
would eliminate the tempo
rary injunction preventing
the Golden Rule from sailing.
Meanwhile, another protest
yacht wai being made ready;
Earle L. Reynolds, skipper
of the yacht "Phoenix" and a
former member of the Atom
ic Energy commission, cabled
President Eisenhower and the
AEC urging them to lift the
ban that prohibita entering of
the nuclear testing area.
Reynolds then added: "The
Phoenix will sail from Hono
lulu in the near future, clear
ing for the high seas." He in
dicated that the high seas he
mentioned were the waters
surrounding the Marshall
islands.
ILLINOIS VALLEY
Charcoal Kiln Destroyed
Br RUTH HAUSCH
Cave Junction An early
morning fire Monday com
pletely destroyed the largest
kiln at the Jiggs Morris char
coal plant.
The origin of the fire,
which burned undetected, is
unknown. Morris stated he
had worked for four hours
in the kiln Sunday and there
was about a ton and a half
of charcoal still in the kiln
when it burned.
The damage amounted to
approximately $2,500. The
cement walls are crumbled,
the scales warped and the
metal roof was almost com
pletely melted. As late as
Monday afternoon the remain
ing charcoal in the kiln was
a white hot mass.
The fire did not spread,
probably due to the heavy
rainfall of Sunday night and
Monday morning. Morris said
a new kiln would be built
immediately.
Ron Spencer is home from
Northwestern Business school
in Portland, where he com
pleted courses in salesman
ship. He is now employed
with Gloss Buick of Grants
Pass.
The Vernon Larson, Van
Johnson and Robert Cherry
families left Saturday after
noon on a clam digging trip
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case's, and novor Jater than the second day.
2. We do not charge for Warranty Service calls, for 12 months
after purchase of on appliance from our Store.
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cheerfully rendor if as a service to our customers.
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at the (fate of $5 porcalh'n Medford and Ashland and sur-
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4. Our servicemen aro fulfy qualified and competent to render
efficient and propor service on all products that we sell.
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service that our customers have been
getting and fEiat you can expect after
you buy appliances at our store.
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along the coast between
Brookings and Gold Beach.
They camped overnight and
returned Sunday. They were
to have a clam feed at the
Johnson home Tuesday night.
Carole Martin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin
and Pat Hill, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Selma
were the top winners of the
American Legion scholastic
awards presented at the
eighth grade graduation ex
ercises at Kerby school Mon
day night.
Second place winners were
Willa Ann Krauss, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krauss
of Selma . and Roy Hewson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hewson of Holland. Runners
up iii the scholastic awards
were Karen Preston, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pres
ton of O'Brien and Terry
Messenger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Messenger. Art
Kellert of the American Leg
ion presented the awards.
Robert Cherry presented
the diplomas to the 65 gradu
ates followed by the benedic
tion delivered by Rev. Kings
bury. Recessional was played
by the school band.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White
placed 47 flags on the veter
an's graves in Laurel ceme
tery on the eve before Me
morial Day.
The J. V. Culbertsons were
surprised ' by friends with a
housewarming last week at
their new home in Kerby, the
former Bill Madden residence.
A gift certificate drawn on
the Grants Pass Furniture
store was presented to the
Culbertsons. Those attending
were Messrs. and Mesdames
Dan Piper, Cecil Fessler and
Jim Madden of Kerby; Walt
Prince, Bill Madden and Jim
Earle of Grants Pass; George
Blue of Selma; Dr. and Mrs.
Joe Meyer and Pat Whitely of
Cave Junction.
Unable to attend were the
Ralph Millards and the Milt
Piersons.
Vernon Larson, principal
of the Illinois Valley High
school has received word from
Sheldon Andersen of Minne
sota that due to unforeseen
circumstances he would not
be able to fill the post of foot
ball coach here this fall. Lar
son is reviewing applications
again to fill the vacancy left
by Gale Davis who has resigned.
Mr. nd Mrs. Clem Arnold
spent Memorial day week end
visiting friends .in Medford.
They stopped for a short visit
in . Grants Pass with Mrs.
Edith Massey, wife of the for
mer postmaster.
Alan Markley, editor of the
Illinois Valley News, has had
two articles printed in the
June issue of Outdoor Life
magazine. One article, under
the heading of Where to Go,
is on the Rogue River, and
the other article deals with
the story of the migratory
flight of the band tailed pi
geons in Washington, Oregon
and California.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Bow
ers and four children of Wal
dron, Mich., are here for an
extended visit with Milford'a
parents, Mr. and"Mrs. Wayne
Bowers, owners of the Dairy
Queen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Good
win have left for a visit with
John's parents, the C. C.
Goodwins who have moved to
Eureka, Calif., where they
have opened a service station.
John graduated from Illinois
Valley High school this year.
Two Burglaries
Reported in Area
Sheriff's officera and state
police are investigating two
burglaries which occurred in
the Camp White area last
night.
Burglars ' broke Into 1 Jim's
Union station and took an un
determined amount of cigar
ettes and cash after breaking
open a cigarette vending ma
chine and smashing a cash reg
ister. Entrance was gained
through a rear door, which
was insecurely fastened, and
broke a window in the office
door, officers said.
Burglars - also broke into
the Rod and Reel Cafe where
they took cigarettes, candy
and doughnuts. Officers said
they entered by breaking
down a rear door.
Independent oil operating
companies drill about 60 per
cent of all the wells in the
United States that develop
into new production field.
Now Many Wear .
FALSE TEETH
With UHU Worry
Et, talk, Uofh or anaec vltheut
feir of Insecure ftle tastb dropping,
glippia or vntoblinf. JA&TlITTt
bold! platea flrmsr and mora com
fortably. Thu pleasant povdtr has rm
gummy. gay. pasty tasta or faeliog.
Doeaa't cauaa Dauaea. It's alkalis
(non-ci4). Chacks "plata odor"
(dantuva teaata) . Oa VHKiaKM at
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Hawaii Statehood
Bill Due Wednesday
Washington OJPI) The
House Interior committee vot
ed, 13 to 3, today to take up
the Hawaii Statehood Bill
next Wednesday.
Rep. A. L. Miller (R-Neb-1
who offered the motion to
consider the measure, argued
that quick consideration of
the bill would improve
chances that the Senate will
approve the House - passed
Alaska Statehood Bill.
Democratic Leader Lyndon
B. Johnson (Tex.) said the
Senate Democratic Policy
Committee will decide at Its
next meeting when to bring
up the Alaska bill.
Family Has Trouble .
With Communication
Greenville, S. C (UPI)
Air Force Capt. and Mrs. W.
J. Cayson can barely com
municate with their two chil
dren. Trouble Is, the Caysoni
can't speak German and their
youngsters, Henry, 5, and Bar
bara, 4, can't speak English.
The children are from Ger
many. Cayson and his wife
adopted them recently.
The parents plan to meet
the youngsters half way. They
will study German while the
children learn English.
5tai Folic tuna a 0
To Bm TransftrXK&
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Salem (UPI) Werl t
under way today preparatory
to moving the new State
Police Bureau of Identiflqt
tion into the Capitol building.
The bureau will collect rA
analyte' police reports from
throughout the state. 0
Former legion o
Chaplain Dies
San Francisco - fCTPD
Father John Edward Duffy,
Bataan "Death March u
vivor and former national
chaplain of the American
Legion, died today ill Latter
man Veterans' hospital at San
Francisco's Presidio. H was
58.
Duffy recently eerv$ .
pastor of Our oLady of
Lourdes Church at New Lon
don, Ohio. He came her in
April to visit friends:
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' He entered the hospital ft
Fort 'Ord April, 1 and ves
transferred to Lettermao two
days later.
- Duffy was one of the heroes
of the infamous "Death
March" following the Ameri
can surrender fo Japan in the
Philippines. Ho was bayonet
ted and left to die, but Ws
saved by Filipino guerilla.
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Wore newspapers are sold
vry day than bottles of
milf, leaves of bread or packs
of cigarettes.
About 75 per cent or ap
proximately L4 million board
feet of saw timber in the U.
S. is privately owned.
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