Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1958, Image 8

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    8 MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford.' Oregon, Sunday, December 28, 1958
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GRIM CHRISTMAS Rita Netherby, 25, and her hus
band, William, 22, (right), of San Francisco, placed a
pillow over their baby's crib to muffle the sound of his
crying. They woke up Christmas morning to find the
baby dead, apparently of suffocation. '
Kefauver Tries Rater,
Winds Up Home In Bed
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Washington -(UPD-Sen. Estes
Kefauver (D-Tenn.), the vic
tim of a borrowed Christinas
present, gamely celebrated
the remainder of the Yuletide
week end Saturday from a
hospital bed.
The senator took a gay but
disastrous ride in a young
neighbor s new, flashy, soap
box racer. The result: Several
Navy Reviewing
Conscientious
Objector's Case
Washington -OITB-T he Javy
is expected to rule this week
on its review of the convic
tion of a Camp Pendleton Ma
rine who declined to carry a
rifle in service, the Marine
Corps said yesterday.
A Corps spokesman said the
case, involving Pvt. Peter H.
Green, is now before the
Navy's judge advocate gen
eral here for review.
Green was tried by a gen
eral court martial at the Ma
rine Air Station, El Toro,
Calif., last May and convicted
of unauthorized absence from
duty, wrongful possession of
a liberty pass, 'malicious pub
lication' of a statement about
the Marine Corps, and disre
spect toward an officer.
The court sentenced him to
two years, confinement, forfei
ture of all pay and allowances
for two years and a bad con
duct discharge.
Last Aug. 11, a review of
the case resulted in reduction
of the sentence to one year's
confinement and forfeiture of
pay and allowances for one
year, but the bad conduct dis
charge was not changed.
At his trial. Green insisted
that he should not have to
bear arms on grounds of con
scientious objections, a Marine
spokesman said. -
The case was reviewed
further by the Navy judge
advocate general in San Fran
cisco before being forwarded
to Washington.
sprained ligaments in one of
the senator's legs and an out-of-kilter
senatorial kneecap.
. The senator's 12-year-old
son David started it all. Here
as a spokesman told it is
what happened:
David has a home-made soap
box racer. He always consid
ered that it was a pretty fine
pice of equipment.
Eyes Bug Out
But Christmas Day he saw
something that made his eyes
bug out. His school chum and
neighbor, John Harrell, drove
up in a shiny factory-made
model that had turned up un
der the Harrell Christmas
tree.
After a few trial heats, Da
vid went home and announc
ed he wanted to trade in his
old heap for a new one. The
senator said he wanted to see
John's car before any deci
sion was reached.
Then Kefauver decided to
give John's racer a trial run
himself.
Kefauver folded his 6-foot
3-inch frame into the little
racer and shoved off with a
laugh down a hill near his
house in northwest Washing
ton. Senator's Grin Disappears
The racer picked up speed
. the senator grinned. The
racer picked up more speed
. . . the senator continued to
grin. The racer picked up
more speed . . . the senator
smiling reached for the brake.
He couldn't find it. He stop
ped grinning. And he stuck'
out a foot.
The racer slowed, but the
senatorial foot bent under it.
The racer swerved and turned
over.
Kefauver went back to his
Christmas tree feeling a lit
tle shaken but otherwise all
right. However, this morning
his leg pained him. He check
ed in at Bethesda hospital.
The doctors put his leg in a
cast and put him to bed until
Sunday. They also told him
he would have to keep the
cast on three weeks.
The spokesman said Kefau
ver was in good spirits. But
there's bad news for David:
Nix on that racer.
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n's Wiotir -Jackets
Clean
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Up!
NOW!
and -
You'll find higher priced
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Sizes 3 to 14.
GIRL'S WOOL COATS
now:
and
LIMITED QUANTITY SPECIALS!
MEN'S BETTER SPORT SHIRTS Now $2.00
BOYS' BETTER SPORT SHIRTS Now $1.50
MEN'S FADED DENIM SLACKS Now $2.99
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MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS ..........Now $2.50
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MEN'S 133i-OZ. DENIM STRIPE JEANS ... Now. 1.99
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o 44. - . -
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Every remaining girls'
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Sizes 3 to 14.
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H H iUiI M I
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Red Grange's No. 77
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Perfect Nylon Hose
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Final Year-End Cleanup! I
1 GROUP Men's All Wool SWEATERS C fJ
Slipovers and coat styles.. Broken !
sizes and colors. ' '
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Cut to the bone !. . IwC
43 ONLY, Men's BETTER LONG TIES, 4C.
Reduced to clear. ... fcJB
15 ONLY, MEN'S TIE BAR and TIE Eft
SETS, reduced ...... . wUB
1 GROUP SHIRTS. PAJAMAS, JACKETS
20 ONLY, MEN'S BOW TIES,
Out they go!
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Fugette print, short sleeve. Reduced I
2 ONLY, MEN'S WOOL BLENDS f E fll
SUITS, 1 40 Reg. 1 38 L I MaV J
1 GROUP MEN'S LONG and SHORT
SLEEVE GLITTER SHIRTS
I GROUP Men's Rayon-Dacroa
DRESS SLACKS. Broken sues.,
Cut to the bone!
12 ONLY, MEN'S BULKY KNIT
SKI SWEATERS. Reduced
1.83
25.C3II
8.88
2.S0
1 GROUP MEN'S lO-oi. DENIM
SLACKS. Broken sizes. Reduced...,
S ONLY, MEN'S IMPORTED FUR ) QQ
FELT HATS. Reduced ati33
1 GROUP MEN'S WHITE WASH
N' WEAR DRESS SHIRTS
25X3
1 GROUP MEN'S BETTER SPORT ) ffl
SHIRTS, long sleeves. ...
Stripes, checks, plaids.
1 GROUP MEN'S BETTER NECK
TIES, Cut to the bone . i.
77c
96 ONLY, MEN'S BROADCLOTH 91 M
SHORTS. Reduced to clear J
2.C3
1 ONLY, MEN'S FLANNEL LINED
JACKET, extra large. . ..
1 PAIR MEN'S WHITE Heavyweight O M
Corduroy PANTS, 34-30, Reduced fciUJ
1 ONLY, MEN'S EMBOSSED COTTON En
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100 ONLY, MEN'S T-SHIRTS
and BRIEFS. Reduced
21X3
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Sanforized. Reduced .
60 ONLY, MEN'S lO-oi. FULL CUT
JEANS. Size 30-40. .. ... ..
2X3
1.79
48 ONLY, MEN'S CHAMBRAY i 44
WASH N WEAR WORK SHIRTS
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COATS. Red or yellow. Reduced. OtOU
35InToTB5
1 GROUP BOYS' BETTER CORDU- 4 QC
ROY SPORT SHIRTS ... fciOO
1 GROUP BOYS' Long Sleeve SPORT I Rf
SHIRTS. Stripes, checks, plaids J
1 GROUP BOYS' Much Better Flannel I EA
SPORT SHIRTS, plaids, checks, solids. "WW
31 ZORRO WHITE POLO SHIRTS, Efl.
4-6-8. Reduced ., ...... 5JC
1 GROUP BOYS' 9-oz. DENIM
SLACKS, buckle back. Sizes 10-18.
40 BOYS' 134 -oz. Light Blue Faded
JEANS. 6-16, Slim model .
15 ONLY, BOYS' FLANNEL LINED
JACKETS.
35 ONLY, BOYS' GLITTER POLO
SHIRTS. Broken sizes.
4 ONLY, BOYS' ORLON POLOS.
Size 6 and 12. Reduced. .
1.99
1 .03
1 .03
1X3
1X3
5 ONLY, BOYS' Orion CREW NECK 4 M
SLIPOVER SWEATER. Reduced
30 ONLY, JR. BOYS' NYLON All C M
American JACKET. Reduced M,w-
7 ONLY, BOYS' 8-oi. DENIM
JAKETS. Size 2 and 3
50c
2 ONLY, BOYS' CORDUROY SPORT O PJ
SUITS. Size 3.
12 ONLY, BOYS' Long Sleeve SPORT Eft.
SHIRTS. Broken sizes. Reduced
6 ONLY, BOYS' WHITE NYLON ft(Jr
JACKETS. . Size 12.
5 ONLY, BOYS' Rayon Gab. DRESS I MA
pints R4iirri to Clear "tf
PANTS. Reduced to Clear....
13 PR. JR. BOYS' 1
JEANS. Age 2 to 8
13 PR. JR. BOYS' Denim Boxer Style. EA-
each