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0 00oo O O 8 0 &9 . . . . ' V-.-.- ' ' : ! ! ' . ; o O .! ; ' 4 . r e i a w . 1 r i XT ; ! '' ('' . . J j :, "'e, -t ( GARBAGE DUMP, (yiCINITY OF PROPOSED DUMP The above map shows the city of Jacksonville and residences in the vicinity of the proposed garbage dump site (in black) uth of the city. The county planning commission has under consideration requests from Jacksonville residents prohibit the City Sanitary Service company from Italia Said To 9tmn Weapons To Pestroy Fleet Cairo (UPD The editor of the Cairo newspaper Al Ah ram today quoted Soviet Pre 'mier Nikita S. Khrushchev as saying Russia has weapons that "could turn the U.S. Sixth Fleet into coffins of nftlten steel for its sailors." Ecfctor Mohammed Hassein fiftikal accompanied United Arab Republic President Ga mal Abdel Nasser on the visit to Moscow last week, follow , in the landing of U.S. Ma rines in Lebanon. Heikal, who often acts as Nasser's unofficial spokesman, sai Khrushchev told Nasser they (the United States) can not imagine how strong we " gre." (JljTing Like Xids "Yes, w are far stronger an they ever imagine," he uoted 'Khrushchev. "This 6th Fleet they are O playing with in the Mediter ranean like kids and whose command they gave to an exceedingly foolish admiral, how easily it could be de stroyed. "We have weapons that if we should use them could turn the 6th Fleet into cof fins of molten steel for its sailors. "But this is a question of arms and we want it to be a question of peace, not a question of arms," Sensational Car! G O Oo In a new De Soto, your vacation will be the relaxing, "fun" experience it shbuld be. De Soto has loads of room . . . extra weight and Torsion-Aire ride for safer, ground hugging readability . . Total-Contact brakes big new Turboflash V8 engines for extra miles to every gallon! France Urges Soviet Paris (UPD France wants the Soviet Union to be given a voice in the Middle East, informed diplomatic sources said today. But the sources said France has no intention of abandon ing traditional friends in the area, such as Israel, to bring such a state of affairs about. Diplomatic sources said ex perts already were mapping a plan for a possible East West agreement that would ease the tension now envelop ing the Mediterranean and that such an agreement would admit . the Russians have a right to be consulted on fu- DeCicco's Driver License Suspended Salem (UPD The driver's license of Mike DeCisso, Port land tire dealer, remained sus pended today following a hearing before the Depart ment of Motor Vehicles. The hearing had been re quested by Sam Wilderman, attorney for DeCicco, who had contended that the De partment had not been fully aware of all the facts sur rounding DeCisso's accumula tion of traffic violations. The department said Wild erman did not contribute any new information. James F. Johnson, depart ment direotor, said he consid ered only "the cold hard facts of a driving record." E SOTO .CATIOM SEBJSATIOBJ 2 DICK KNIGHT CO., 33 S. Riverside, Medford ..xso. CoAly Pwnmrs Cjwrwson using the site as a dump. The small square black areas indicate residences in the area, and the arrows in the white areas extending through the garbage dump prop erty indicate the direction or general slope of drainage . downhill in ravines. Voice in Mid-East ture events in the Middle East. Diplomats said that France, by calling for recognition of Russia as a force in Middle Eastern politics, is merely fac ing the facts. Peeper Arrested At Beauties' Rooms Long Beach, Calif. (UPD A young man found peering into apartments of Miss Uni verse contestants was arrested early today when Gladys Zen der, last year's winner, re ported jewels and cash miss ing. Officers Victor Perez and Louis Lyons said they spotted Donald G. La Rocque, 25, Glendora, Calif., standing on a second story landing looking into, the apartments shortly after 2 a.m. Shortly after the arrest, Miss Zender of Peru said a $1,000 wristwatch, a $500 ring and $60 in cash were missing from her apartment. The ring was found on La Rocque and the watch and money also were recovered. TITLE IS DESCRIPTIVE Opelousas, La. (UPD A brand new title has been as signed to the persons chosen to visit Washington next month for the promotion of the annual Louisiana Sweet Potato Festival. They have been dubbed "Yambassa-dors." Sensational Deal! Now is a smart time to buy your new De Soto! You get a money-saving summer time deal and a bigger trade-in allowance for your present car. Take advantage of our "DRIVE NOW, PAY LATER" PLAN. Pay nothing until after you return. Stop in soon for a De Soto test-drive. Miss Universe Pearl Found in Drain Pipe Long Beach, Calif. (UPD A $100,000 pearl missing from the Miss Universe jewel-encrusted, gold and platinum crown was discovered early today in the drain of a wash basin. James B. Boutross, designer of the crown, reported to be worth $1 million, found the missing jewel when he re turned to his hotel room with officers from the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. The pearl, a large, blue, heart-shaped piece an, inch and one-half long, was report ed missing Thursday night by Gladys Zender, Peruvian beauty crowned Miss Uni verse last year. A score of Long Beach po lice officers were called out to look for the missing pearl. President To Spend Week End at Farm Washington (UPD . Presi dent Eisenhower hoped to de part by helicopter today for his Gettysburg, Pa.,' farm for the week end. The President might delay his departure until Saturday morning or cancel the , trip altogether if developments re quired. San Francisco's 1,017-acre Golden Gate park, largest man-made park in the world, was a sandy wasteland until reclaimed by John McLaren, beginning in 1887. DRIVE NOW... PAY LATER... NO MONTHLY PAYMENT TILL September 7, 1958 Medford Youth Impressed With Cemetery Guard Washinotnn T" C. One of the most impressive sights in the Washington, D. C. area for a Medford, Ore., youth-c- rhantrino thA sniarri at the Arlington National cemetery. Cierald A, vice, iv, son oi Mr. and Mrs. William A. Vice, Medford, is in Washington, where he attended the Amen ran T.peinn-snonsored Boys' Nation nrnffram. Younff Vice was selected as "first citizen" of the Oregon Beavers Boys State. Vice is visiting the nation's capital for the first time, and reports that he nas enjoyea the visit. The most impres sive sight, he reported, was watching the guard change at the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington National cemetery. Two Delegates Vice and Douglas Leonetti of Portland were Oregon dele pates tn Bovs' Nation, which was run by 98 boys Worn the nation with little advice from Legion counselors attending the program. At Boys' Nation, they par- Hphatps on two subjects, determination of presidential disability ana whether a national science academy should be estab lished. The Oregon youths agreed that something should be done to cope with possible presidential disability, but neither considered either of the proposals offered was aae- quate. Vice said that estab lishment of a science academy was not a pressing need. The youths also visited the U. S. Senate chambers. Holmes Summons Education Parley Salem (UPD Gov. Robert D. Holmes today called a con ference on the problems and needs of secondary education in Oregon to .be held here Nov. 6-7. . Dr. Rex Putnam, superin tendent of public instruction, will organize, and administer the conference. Key speaker will be Dr. James B. Conant, former pres ident of Harvard University, who is presently making a survey of American high schools for the national citi zens council for better schools. Other nationally known speakers will be secured, in cluding a representative of the U. S. Office of Education. Personal invitations to at tend the conference are being extended by the governor to about 300 Oregon citizens. Redding Woman Files Suit Here Evelyn Lawhon, Redding, Calif., through her attorney James A. Redden Jr., Med ford, has filed a complaint in circuit .court for $22,856.50 damages from the Lloyd's Wrecker Service, Ashland. In the complaint, the plain tiff charges the defendant with negligently operating a tow truck on Highway 99 seven miles south of Ashland March 15, 1957, so as to cause a collision between the truck and an automobile in which Evelyn Lawhon was a pas senger. The plaintiff states that she was violently hurled, tossed and thrown in and about the car in which she rode. Try and By BENNETT CERF- AV j 1LLIE MAYS, San Francisco's great ball hawk, had his W very first meeting with the immortal Tyrus Raymond Cobb recently, according to Max Kase. Cobb grinned, "Willie, I bet you don't know who I am. "You got me," admitted Willie, "who' are you?" Cobb coughed nervously and said, "I'll give you a clue. My first name is Ty." Willie concluded the in terview with "That's nice Glad to meet you, Mr. Ty.". Discovered in Canarsie: the most cautious" mother of the month. Her kid asked, "Can I go. outside and watch the solar eclipse ?" "Okay," she conceded grudgingly, "but don't stand too close." Doctor Selignan's new secretary, copying notes he had written hastily at the scene of a riot, came to "Shot in the lumbar region." After a moment's hesitation she typed, "Shot in the woods." 1958, by Bennett Cert Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Federal Prison Improvement Eyed Urbana, 111. (DPI) The Uni versity of Illinois plans to look into ways of improving the federal prison system. Prof. J. E. Hulett Jr., head of the university's department of sociology and anthropol ogy, said his department will use a Ford Foundation grant of $242,000 to do research on measures to increase the effectiveness of the federal correctional system. ' Hulett said the , research will be directed by Dr. Daniel Glaser, associate professor of sociology. ASPIRIN USP) 5 gr 1 100 Tabs 1 9C RUBBING ALCOHOL : pint 29c MILK OF MAGNESIA . 250 Tabs 49c EPSOM SALTS ....... Lb. 15c TR. OF MERTHIOLATE , ,, 23c 39c J&J COTTON BALLS 19c 60c DEEP MAGIC by Toni 2 89c 60c WHITE RAIN by Toni 2 ' 89c 25c BOBBY PINS fX.. 2 t 35c 25c TRIM NAIL CLIPPER -1 19c $1.10 "PCDF" Deodorant Powder .......... 59c $1.75 ENRICHED CREME SHAMPOO $2.00 TUSSY SUMMER COLOGNES $1.10 TUSSY PERMASTICK LIPSTICK 5 shades 69c DOESKIN FACIAL TISSUES, Boxes cf WOMEN! TRY THE ONLY ELASTIC SHEER NYLON STOCKING THAT SUPPORTS ! 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Friday, July 25, 1958 5 Longshoremen Balk At Working Vessel Portland (UPD Local long shoremen refused to work a Peruvian naval vessel, for a time, here Thursday. The reason: The ship en tered port without a U.S. flag flying from its foremast as is the custom. An officer aboard the ves sel explained that it was a misunderstanding. The long shoremen, satisfied with the explanation, began working the vessel. The vessel was the Peru vian Navy ship Callao which carried a commercial cargo of lead, zinc and fish meal. The California Highway Pa trol made 20.5 per cent more arrests for hazardous traffic violations in 1957 a total of 765,236 than in the previous year. HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL Available at HOPKINS RICHFIELD SERVICE McAndrews at Court SP 3-9068 2 lor $1.10 Vital is" WITH GREASEIESS Regular 83? size You pay only iOO.I im atw "WTO MTHIIt iti.dumtui tcur PORT-O-AIRE $39.50 ROOM AIR COOLER Evaporative type recirculates water over chemically treated pads. $34.50 ELECTRIC FANS 8-in. 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