Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1958)
o 12 MAIL TRIBUNE, Kftdfonf, Ortjoit, Friday, July IT, 1958 Princess Margaret Leaves Tonight For Canada Trip London (UPI) Princess Margaret leaves tonight for her first visit to Canada on a fuper luxury plane that car ries champagne, caviar and a brunette hostess to tuck her into a foam rubber bed. The princess flies direct to Vancouver, B. C, after a brief refuelling stop at Goose Bay, Labrador. She will travel eastward across Canada dur ing her month-long visit and leave Aug. 11 by air for Lon don. Not To Visit U.S. Margaret does not plan to visit the United States on this trio although she has indicat ed many times in the past she would like to do so. Her closest to a visit was several years ago when she flew close enough to New York City to see its lights while en route to the Caribbean. Orer-lhe-Cloud Feasts She will face the prospect ofatQeast three over-the-clouds feasts served in silver dishes on the 360-m.p.h. flight in a 90-passenger Whispering Giant airliner converted for her special use. Margaret's 3-month-old Brit ish Overseas Airways Corp. Bristol Britannia turbo-prop plane will be in charge' of Capt. James T. Percy, 49, who has been a pilot since 1932 and covered nearly two mil lion miles in North Atlantic flights. The crew member in closest hour to hour contact with her will 1 Pamela Crowther, 29. Sal Mineo Hurt In Filming Mishap Redmond (UPI) Sal Min eo, 19-year-old actor, was hos pitalized here today for treat ment of injuries suffered when thrown from his horse while making a movie. Mineo will be hospitalized about three days. He suffered a severe sprain and hemor rhage in his left knee. The accident occurred while Mineo was making a film call ed "Tonka" pr Walt Disney Productions on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. The horse which threw him play the title role in the movie. BANES HOST U.S. NAVY Copenhagen (UPI) The biggest American Naval de tachment ever seen in north ern Europe arrives in Den mark today on a cruise for Naval Academy midshipmen. Sixteen units of Vice Adm. Bernard L. Austin's 2nd Fleet with 9,000 men aboard are scheduled for a we'ek's visit in the ports of Copen hagen and Aarhus. Trout Dumped Prematurely Elgin, Ore. (UPI) Forty five thousand tiny trout were dumped from an Oregon State Game Commission tank truck prematurely Thursday morn ing as the truck blew a tire and tipped on its side in a ditch near Elgin. Fifteen or twenty thousand of the silvery creatures, rang ing in size from VA to 2 inches long, were hastily scooped into milk cans and rushed to a nearby . pond. However, the effort may have been in vain. "We'll be lucky to have a thousand survive due to the lack of oxygen while they were out of water," Bob Sayre, fishery agent from La Grande predicted. Sayre was in charge of salvage opera tions ' The driver of the truck, Dave Heckeroth, a student at Oregon State College, lost con trol of the eight-ton truck when a front tire blew at the top of a hill. Scotland Hangs Murderer of Seven Glasgow, Scotland (UPI) Peter Anthony Manuel was hanged at Barlinnie Prison to day for the murder of seven persons. He may have mur dered more. ' The 32-year-old New York born ' woodcutter, who moved to. Scotland with his parents when he was four, was buried in the prison courtyard. Manuel was condemned on May 29 after a 16-day trial in which he was convicted of seven murders. He was ac cused of two other murders, and suspected of others. Although Britain largely has ended the death penalty for a single murder, the laws still provide for hanging if a man is convicted of mass murder. Planes Seek Alaska Vessel Juneau, Alaska (UPI) An air search was planned today for a 40-foot fishing vessel ap parently swallowed up by gi gantic tidal waves triggered by a jolting Alaskan earth quake. At least three persons were killed, two more were miss ingyaboard the fishing vessel Sunmore and three more be lieved drowned after a cabin cruiser washed up on the shoes of Yakutat Bay. Seismogaph needles in many parts of the world quivered when the earthquake, describ ed as "terrible," hit Thursday. The waves tossed fishing boats around like corks and cracked off a huge chunk of ice from a glacier and tum bled it into Lituya Bay, about 200 miles northwest of here. Three persons picking wild strawberries on Khantaak Is land were killed when the quake caused a corner of the island to plunge into Yakutat Bay. ' A tidal wave alert caused families to leave beach areas of Hawaii, 3,000 miles away, but they returned when the waves did not appear. RCMP Checking Cabbie's Story Ottawa (UPI) Royal Ca nadian Mounted Police today tried to unravel the claim of a taxi driver that he had drop ped two men believed to be armed near a golf course where President Eisenhower was playing. About 30 extra constables were called in to beat the heavily-wooded Hunt and Golf Club Thursday after cabbie Nicholas Skowronski, 27, said the men had alighted at eith er end of the course. No trace of the men was found. RCMP Inspector H. S. Coop er, in charge of security dur ing the President's three-day visit, remained non-committal on Skowronski's story. Skowronski, in a stuttering voice, told Cooper that one of the men was carrying "a leather case about four feet long," which "could have con tained a rifle." The other had "a leather holster in his belt," he said. White House Press Secre tary James C. Hagerty, who briefed newsmen four hours after the incident, said Cooper gave "not too much credence" to the story. pi ) sj i 1 j k jj? MEDFORD , Every Woman Wants Cool, Easy to Care for Lingerie THE VERY NICETIES OF LIFE . . . Right: Dainty petti-slip has satin applique rose on sheer 15 denier over skirt. Wide nylon Chan tilly lace edges hemline. Yi" flat elastic at waist. , Charming eyelet bodice of this pretty camisole slip. Nylon bow in front. The matching eyelet edges back of bodice. Nylon ribbon straps. Four gore skirt with shadow panel has flounce to match bodice. 1 maximum shrinkage. 1.98 Y7 ' The fragile look In a midriff slip, with wide lace effect in dainty pattern outlined in cor donnet. The edge of bodice is sheer nylon. A flirtatious flounce trim of sheer nylon ' tricot and lace. . EVE f MANN'S IS OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS M1 h h f down end a small monthly pay ment will hold your stlection until fall. Only the genius of Jantzen could come up with this completely new sweater look. A luxury bulky knit of wool and vicara that is as new as tomorrow. The most important companion for your fall wardrobe. AT LEFT: AT RIGHT: Nobility of Knits Presenting the'Contessa," one from a great family of sweaters done Italian style. Powder soft blend given a wide-wale ribbing and the very fashionable jook of 1 knitted crispness. Shown in Glamour and Charm Magazines. 5. Try this shawl collar walstling. Sizes 36-40 ...... 6. "Cobblestone Tweed" skirt. Sizes 8-18 . .............. Freeway Relaxed Shape The direct route to fashion, this waist detouring look has now invaded the sweater world here in Jantzen's blend of wool and vicara. 1. The long, low lint of the relaxed look is marked with metal buttons. AA Sizes 36-40. l2.yO 2. Wool "Cobblestone" tweed skirt. . lJ Qfi Sizes 8-18 3. Crew neck pullover in a new ridged bulky. Sizes 36-40........ . 4. Matching bulky skirt. . Ifl 98 Sizes 8-18 ........... AT RIGHT: Important New Sweater Look 10.98 14.98 The relaxed shape. The shirt styl ing. The new ridged Ladder stitch that makes light of a bulky look. And a countryside of rich, new Landscape colors. A sweater you shouldn't be seen without this year! 7. "The Balkan" in sizes 3&-40 8. For an ensembled look, matching knit skirt. Sizes 8-18 14.98 14.98 7m 4 MEDFORD 2.98 LINGERIES - MAIN FLOOR
