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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1958)
o o o o o o a O n0 o 3 4 SITTING ON GOVERNMENT BENCH, Gen. Charles de Gaulle listens to debate in French Assembly, Paris, which gave him slim 322 to 232 vote as dictator. (UPI Telephoto) Airline Passengers Receive Surprise Shannon, Ireland (UPI) Forty-one passengers who thought they wereflyiij? to Canada woke up tfcjs morn ing surprised to find they were back where they had started at Shannon airport. While the passengers were asleep during te night, the Superconstellation Trans-Canada airliner developed trouble in one of its four engines 1,- 100 miles from Ireland. Since the pilot had not yet reached the halfway point of 9 the flight jffc turned the plane about and brought it back here o three engines. The Dassencers slept through it alIC 0 One pas5ger, who de clined to be" identified, said "The only fright I got ($as when I found out I was in Ireland instead of Canada.' AA arte "' ft b o 7 y . ! 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Next washday, (!jry Ivite King Soap. q Make that sweetness youjemettDetr'yoursi o 0 0 EvenirPhsrcfestgwaier 0 You're iust mm&9Wt from a better WHITE KINO Wats x SOFTEN rt COQDmmt -2. step 2 WHITE KING T ?73 Scientists Plan Nuclear 'Mishap' At Idaho Falls Los Angele (UPI) Scientists with aa eye on the (Jgrowing importance of atomic power are planning a nuclear "accident" near Idaho Falls, Idaho, to see what happens when a reactor oes haywire. Plans for the test were re vealed Tuesday at a meeting of the American Nuclear So ciety of George Freund, chem ical engineer of the Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, 111. Tf scientist said a special reactor is being built at the Nati&ial Reactor Station in Idaho for the "accident" which will be caused by per mitting uranium rods to over heat. No Explosion Freund said there would be no explosion and little dam age to the test facility al though some radio-active gas might escape from the rods. The engineer said Argonne Laboratory wants to find out whether the liquid "fuel" will collect in a puddle or other wise disperse. Overheating and a runaway reactor are the two possible kinds of accidents which an atomic world must consider, according to D?. B..P. Leon ard of Convair Aircraft at Fort Worth, Tex. Leonard said a runaway re actor is the most dangerous of the two accidents. He said a berserk atomic power source might spread a cloud of radio activity 20 or 40 miles down wind. O WlilTB KING SOAP Wftfcdy) BOAJPi Grange News Eagls Point Grange Members of the Eagle Point Grange third and fourth de gree teams are asked to meet at the Eagle Point Grange hall Friday night, June 6, at 8 p.m. Any member interested in being on a team should turn out to this practice, also. Central Point Grange The program Friday night will be given at 8 o'clock pre ceding the business session, and will be slides by Mrs. Frank Perl of some trips she and her husband have taken, including the annual Rose Bowl parade. The program will be open to the public with Grangers' friends and neighbors invited. Grand mothers will decorate the dis play table with pictures of grandchildren or some of their handiwork. Serving committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mang, and Mr. and Mrs. Keenan. Considerable improvement was accomplished by the MEC at the last meeting when the ladies met May 28 and did some needed Spring house cleaning. Several Central Point Grangers went to Klamath Falls to aid in putting on the fifth degree by the Pomona Grange June 3. Juvenile Grangers, whose work will go to the State Grange for judging, are Judy Frink and Carolee Kuest en tered an essay, and Carolee a poster for the Pomona Grange contest. As men dig into the earth they diicover that tempera tures rise about one degree for every 60 to 70 feet of the depth of the excavation. ! TH BUB'S A BABY IN YOUR HOUM .It's especially important to wash o of baby's things in White King Soap. White King keeps every thing that touches his tender skin soft, safe, free from the irritants that lead to diaper rash and chaf ing. Kind to delicate colors, too. TABLE ROCK Election Day m . By R. E. NEALOM Table Rock Election day passed rather quietly here with nearly 50 per cent of the community's eligible vot ers making the trip to the polls at Sams Valley to exer cise their constitutional fran chise. Many of the busy voters mumbled and grumbled as they passed the vacant Table Rock school house and jour neyed on some six miles to, the school building at Sams Valley. The recent, rather warm and interesting campaign re minded us of the year we were asked to manage the campaign in Jackson county of the late Julius Meier, when he ran for governor. Our better half didn't want us to get mixed up in politics, so we didn't. If we had been managing some of the local campaigns in the last elec tion, we think ve could have done a much better job than the candidates did for them selves. One thing we learned dur ing the campaign was that practically all lawyers "are crooks. Our informant, we surmise, didn't know how near he was to getting under our skin, as one grandfather was a lawyer, and we have a lawyer nephew in Portland, whom we know to be honest, and we think a lot of. Mrs. Dean Inglis, and two sons, Michael and Craig, of Mountain View, Calif., have returned to their home after a few days visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nealon. The few showers we have received here were helpful to growing crops, but not plen tiful enough to do much for late sown grain, according to farmers, who are busy using different types of irrigation on land dried out with high temperatures and winds. Since this was written, we had plenty of rain, the rain gauge at the Table Rock store measuring .8 of an inch, Tuesday morning, for the past 24 hours, and 1.15 since the first of the month. The following changes in locations will be taking place in the local community in the near future: Benny Peak, of Central Point, former herds man for John Cupp, will have charge of the cattle on the Table Top ranch, and with his wife and two children will occupy the house to be vacat ed by the Abe Halfhill fam ily, who will move into the house now occupied by the Oick Reum family, who are looking for a new location. Ezra, or someone, has tak en another bite out of farm ers' income by cutting down the incentive payment on wool, so that wool is now be ing sold for 35 cents a pound, yet a 10 pound fleece will make two $60 suits. Recent visitors at the local Sunday school were D. D. Randall, ex - Sunday School Missionary of Medford, and his son, Dwight, a physicist in the Naval Research labora oooooooooooooo GO (pMrKB famous top quality Bruco Self-Polishing Wax ' now only 791 a quart This is the very same Bruce Self Polishing Wax that sold for $1.09 a qt. The only change is the price. Guaranteed equal or better quality than any brand at any price or money back! h Why pay more?. FOR FLOORS i m it Bruce CfeaaiagWax Floor Ctaissr mm Is Quiet tory, of Washington, D.C. The Bray boys are back in Sunday school after a round up with the mumps. The Stanley Wallin family, residents of this community for the past several years, moved last week to Tilla mook, Ore., where Wallin has employment. While the Wal lins were loathe to leave the Rogue River valley, a change in location became necessary. Relatives and friends of the Bill Bishop family now living in Kansas City, Kan., are looking forward to a visit with them in the near future, as a letter from Mrs. Bishop states that they will spend their vacation here at their old stamping grounds. Harold Rowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rowell, own ers of the Orville Shores farm, was treated in a Med ford hospital recently for burns about the face, caused by lifting a radiator cap on an overheated car. Mrs. Dwight Houghton, of Medford, who is interested in getting data on old land marks and buildings, would like to know if the old log building near the Elmer Hull residence was put there by the person who homesteaded the land. Norman Matteson, pharma ceutical salesman for the Boyl company, has won the title for t.he second time as salesman for the month. At the rate he is going, he may soon catch up with Elmer Blurk, the high powered auto salesman. Members of the Sams Val ley Grange, at their meeting Saturday night, were treated to an outstanding program which was highlighted by the speech of David Mack. "The Curse of Bigness," the speech, that has won him fame in many places. The title was followed throughout in show ing how bigness can in time eliminate many of our cher ished ways of life, including the family farm, one time called the backbone of the nation. Man, 75f Found; Suicide Foiled Tazewell, Tenn. (UPI) A 75-year-old man who set out to commit suicide was found alive Tuesday even though he had eaten only hickory tree leaves for , 10 days. John Logan Minton was found under a tree, weak, fa mished and his., clothes wet from a heavy rain. He was reported "doing all right" today at a Middles boro, Ky., hospital. The aged man said he ate only leaves from hickory trees during his wandering through rugged woodland. Authorities said Minton disappeared May 25 after saying he was going to drown himself. VA Stem. "TO II ? f At Least 40 Die in Cuban Drive To Chase Rebels Havana (UPI) At least 40 persons have been killed in the all-out government drive to wipe out the rebel stronghold of Fidel Castro in eastern Cuba's Oriente Prov ince, reports from Santiago said today. There was no immediate indication how the losses were divided between the government troops and the rebels. The reports said the gov ernment force of 8,000 to 10,000 men which was thrown against the rebels Sunday in cludes the American trained and equipped First battalion of the First Infantry regi ment, a mixed tank regiment, a combat engineers battalion and the 7th Artillery regi ment. Major Combat Center of the fighting, de scribed as a "major combat," is the town of Buey Arriva, near Bayamo, north of the Sierra Maestra mountains, re liable sources said. They said the government troops were support by fight er planes, bombers, tanks and artillery. The ' rebels were reported to be fighting fiercely and to have riddled two army fight ers with anti-aircraft fire but the planes made it safely back to landing strips. Private sources said some of the junior officers leading the army detachments only recently returned from the United States, where they re ceived training in mountain warfare. STIAM AND DOT IKON THIS WEEK'S CANDY SPECIAL M- i Crisp, Crunchy CHICKEN D0I3ES Filled with peanut butter and rolled in toattsd JL - - L. ' ? cocoanut. Reg. 39c lb. Special . Wjb lb. gPjp -3 fJ Has "Dial The Fabrip" temperature control. Press like a tailor. Switches from steam to dry instantly. NEW 1958 MODEL Reg. $13.95 Newberrys Lew Price $1188 II Swinf Away Wall Type Can Opener Save 49c Reg. 2.98 Sale Price $049 Misses Baby Doll Pajamas Reg. $1.39 4 to 14. Soft cotton plisse. Ladies Washable Moccasin Slipper Rubber sole, plaid denim uppers. Washable. 00 Vi ll ST v-mv I Mtncnpn'C RAPftAIN CORNER I I lUljBZE " sTxVh AND CENTRAL Unemployment Shows Dedite Washington (UPI Un employment declined at a greater than seasonal rate during May, government of ficials disclosed Tuesday night. Unemployment dropped 78,000 in April to 5,120,000. Officials said the decrease was believed to be greater than 78,000. Official figures will be released Friday. President Eisenhower pre sumably was told the good news during a White House meeting Tuesday with Ray mond J. Saulnier, chairman SALE POSITIVELY DURING ACME'S BIG STORE -WIDE CASH. &' CAB DISCOUNT SAlEl No item in the store less than 10 Of El COME IN AND SEE WHAT YQVft CASH . CAM OKU fttcUtX&t SPECIALISTS IN SPECIAL FACTORY CLOIEOUT Famous Mass Ladies Drauicrtt Values to ll.il All white, sices' 32-34-36-38. Slight irregulars. K"I SPECIAL Of ss. Gisnt Picket SPRING CLOTHES PIH8 Reg. 69c vslue. Rust preot, herd- KU weed, pkf . New Miracle Silicons Bottle Duster Time Saver. 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