Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 26, 1958, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMA TRTJN1 JWfW, !, ffcurtday, Juna 2, 1958 n ; " r ' : ri r If n"-li- - it! - i iw , ill fl f ' V" - i ff IF YOU'RE HOT SHOPPING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! CCttMdtTlNG 92 HOUXS of talkine. new world's record. Si Huron, 22, Pittsburgh, closes eyes as she continues talking in Faj-etteville, N. C, contest. Taking notes is Mrs. Jane Jamison, Fayetteville, a judge. (UPI Telephoto) Quotco From the News Br Umitei Press International VrViintfnn Fir Pirhrri W. Portpr. head of the U. International Geophysical Year Satellite Committee, on the Navy s failure to launch a .Vanguard satellite today: "It's too damn bd!" DEL MONTE Wjgfl flBlBK fX .- Mil I y PRICE HAS ADVANCED NEW REGULAR PRICE WILL BE 39c SOON n n n r-i n San Francisco The Shah of Iran, attending a fashion torn W ".n not searching for what you newspapermen think French Lick, Ind. Cleveland disk jockey Joe Finan, on the future of rock 'n' roll: 'Music is headed for a milder stretch. The climate is for milder music, but with an insistent beat." Washington Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D-N.M.), on Russia's conditions for agreeing to suspend nuclear tests '9 ghould hit called their bluff long ago. It would 1&yp ne a, lot t shov who is right and who is wrong in the worll." Huntsville, Ala. Army M. Sgt. Earl Ziegler, who won his law degree after four years of night classes commuting 212 miles daily and now will work for a civil engineering degree: "I like the academic life." Negro Doctor's Home Vandalism Arouses Sympathy Long Beach, Calif. (UPI) Offers of help and friend ship from as far as Washing ton, D. C, and Louisiana served as encouragement to day for a Negro family whose $45,000 home in an exclusive residential district was dam aged by vandals. "Quite a few neighbors have come over and expressed sym pathy about the damage," said Mrs. Charles T. Terry, wife of a Negro physician. Regret Expressed She said telegrams and tel ephone calls had come from as far as the Nation's capital from persons expressing re gret over the attack. Dr. Terry was preparing to move his wife and family into the redecorated home on Mon day when he discovered the week end work of the van dals. He found they had ripped carpeting, splashed bleach on wall-to-wall rugs and flooded the house with a garden hose. Total damage W-as estimated at between $10,000 and $15, 000. Determined to Move Although he received a thiatening letter, Dr. Terry, a veteran of both World War II (fid Korea, expressed de termination to move into his home as soon as repairs are completed. He blamed "one or two intolerant persons" for the attack. Terry's neighbors expressed regret and disgust at the at-, tack at a meeting to form an association to "protect prop erty values" in the area by passing on "qualifications" of Q persons wishing to buy in the section. Interior decorator Frank Dailey said he didn't think the association wanted the Negro family but added he was cer tain "they don't approve of such tactics." Sugar Shipments Due From Hawaii S San FraAisco (UPI) The first shipments of raw sugar since the four-month strike in Hawaii ended June 6 were to arrive on the mainland today, according to the Matson Nav ition compnay. Matson said the Hawaiian Educator with 5,000 tons would dock at Crockett for delivery to the California and Hawaii Sugar company refin eries. A second freighter, the Hawaiian Lumberman, with 3,500 tons will dock there Fri- 'day. DST SAID HARMFUL Pensacola, Fla (UPI) Clyde Johnson, night club op erator, Wednesday asked for an injunction against day- light saving time on the "ground that it is "damaging my business." Radio Broadcast Panics Citizens Lisbon (UPI) A Lisbon radio station Wednesday night broadcast a dramatization of a Martian invasion of the world which sent residents of this Portuguese capital into a frenzy. A similar broadcast by Or son Welles in the United States in the late ,1930s caused wide spread panic. Police stations In Lisbon were jammed with calls ask ing if it were true that Mar tians had landed at Carcave- los, a residential area on the Estorial coastline 10 miles from the capital. There even were calls to priests to come and hear last confessions. Police sped two jeeps to the radio station and ordered the program halted. The Portu guese television network and other radio stations calmed the panic with broadcasts that denied there was an invasion from Mars. It was only a play, the broadcasts said. One Hurt in Two Accidents Reported Lloyd Elmer Wallace, 52, of 410 Highway 99, Phoenix, suffered a cut lip in one of two accidents reported to state police yesterday. Wallace was driver of a car which went out of control and struck a concrete irrigation pipe along Table Rock rd. near the Gibbon market about 3:34 p.m. yesterday, police said. He was taken to Rogue Valley hospital by Medford Ambu lance service. In an accident about 11:27 p.m. yesterday, a car oper ated by Ivan LeRoy Sneed, 70, of Trail, struck a stalled pickup truck operated by Rob ert Peile, 17, of Shady Cove Star rouet, Eagle Point, on Highway 62 near the Butte Falls junction. Police said Sneed told them he did not see the pickup truck because of bright lights of an approaching vehicle. No citations were isued, police said. ADVOCATES MISSION Boston, Mass. (UPI) A missionary official Wednes day night urged American members of the United Church of Christ to give great er support to the expansion of foreign missions. Miss Mar garet R. Blemker of Boston, secretary for Europe and the Near East of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, told dele gates to the biennial meeting of the General Council of the Congregational Christian Churches that the hope of the modern world is in develop ing thinking, feeling, believ ing men who can understand world problems and make de cisions for themselves. ADD UP YOUR SAVINGS AT THE COLUMN ON THE RIGHT t Save without having to buy a large quantity Lynden Raviolis ''JSlLa. 51 2.f89 Kleenex Facial Tissue n, 29' 2 , 49' MCP Frozen Orange Juice i.c,49' 279' Del Rogue Tomato J UIC6 ' 46-oz. Can 27' 249' Franco American Spaghetti ul""2Z3i 2 27 S"I Del Rogue Bartlett Pears 41' 2 - 73' s Del Monte Sliced Pineapple 2 c, 35 2 63 Sa Mandarin Oranges ''',;' n.. ca 245' 2f..39' s"' Bits O Sea Grated Tuna N 2, 43 2-35' s Nalley's Beef Stew ,5 l c 41 2 .-73' s Del Monte Salad Vegetables Wca., 23' 2 39c s Roast Beef Hash Mary Kitchen 15-oz. Can 49' 2 r 83' ' Hershey Chocolate Syrup 1-,,ca23c 2 39' s"' Del Monte Cream Style Corn Regular 2 for 35 2 for 29 6c Del Monte Early Garden Peas 21' 2 37' s": Swift's Corned Beef .-49' 2-85' I Swift's Vienna Sausage 23' 2-39' s": Swift's Chopped Beef t.53' 2-89' s Bakers I nstant Chocolate . t, 47' 2 - 79' : Wislc Detergent U, ?T83 ) 8toDo,74' 2 -$129 Argo Brand Figs 2-39' 2 - 31' - Campbell's Tomato Soup Jumb0 2-43' 2-33' o FLUHRER'S WIENER BUNS, Sliced pkg. of 8 o FLUHRER'S SANDWICH BREAD VA lb. loaf 3 3 3' FRENCH'S 24-oz. K)(py Save MUSTARD Jar 6c Free Recipe Booklet "LET'S EAT OUTDOORS!" With every copy of this week's Saturday Evening Post. . 1 WIZARD CHARCOAL LIGHTER NALLEYS BARBECUE SAUCE MAULLIS BARBECUE SAUCE EDCiinii'c DADncniic cuiinc -. :c IlkllVII w millfft.wwb UHUUb MILAM'S S BARBECUE SAUCE MOODY'S BARBECUE SAUCE WRIGHT'S LIQUID SMOKE SPARKS CIIARC0 SALT SPARKS BARBECUE MUSTARD Pint 30C w o. 43c n o. 69c An lS-oi. Ifcli 8-oi. 47c ii.o, 02c 8-ot. 33c 8-oz. Jar GCc iw-or. 27c IF YOU PURCHASED 2 OF EACH OF THE ABOVE YOU WOULD SAVE $2.35 Vanilla Chocolate (RAFT Caramel Sauce Sundaes Baking' Cake Frestings Toppings Candy Making Milk Shakes i 10-oz. Jar . 29' -2 for 55 77' Vel Liquid (SV Detergent w " Large Size 4c Off FAB Detergent Giant Pkg. 10c Off VEL 2 pkgs. Detergent 9e Off Deal W ' AJAX Cleanser Giant Can 3c Off 2 for 39' FLORIENT Qfy Can Aerosol Deodorant Floral - Spice Mint - Pine- Mm (o) Cans SAVE 29c GROCETERIA FOUNTAIN LUNCH $ 10 Breaded Veal Cutlet Dinner 2 Veal Cutlets Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Vegetable Salad Roll - Butter - Coffee, Tea or Milk Choice of Soup or Dessert Watermelon 25c y2 Cantaloupe 20c Ala Mode 25c only new EASY GLAMUR With COROMX . GETS' RUGS end UPHOLSTERY SPOTLESSLY CLEAN... DESTROYS GERMS FOR 3 MONTHS! only' 98 nidi lamur n.59 iHlUd JUST APPLY .TilET DXY! World' atitil, failtit, mUs! cImmt. N rinung...n npwe scrubbing. Eatf Glamor lifts out dtcp-down dirt. 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