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Penicillin Shots
Said Not Necessary
Los Angeles-UPD-At least 90
per cent of the penicillin
shots given to, children for
treatment of sore throats is a
pure waste of money, accord
ing to Dr. Robert A. Good.
Good, a research pediatri
cian at the University of
Minnesota, told 300 members
of the Los Angeles Pediatric
Society Thursday that in nine
out of 10 cases the penicillin
shots simply are not needed.
"Instead of just "feeding
these kids penicillin,' he said,
"the doctors should take sim
ple tests of the throat at the
very first visit and then after
an analysis the parents can
be assured what their child
has."
Righf-Wing Revolt
Seen in Italy
t Rome-dJPB-A right-wing re
volt inside the Christian Dem
ocratic Party threatened today
to oust Premier Fanf ani's gov
ernment when he returns
from a state visit to Cairo,
i The Premier also faced
battle- with Communist and
non - Communist unions who
: were handing notes to the
; -government rejecting Fan-
fani's compromise offer of a
$96 million raise for Italy's
1,000,000 civil employees.
Bruno Storti, head of the
Catholic Union CISL, estimat
ed Thursday night that his
group wanted raises amount
ing to $188,800,000. Other un
ions made similar requests.
The revolt inside Fanfani's
. own party centered on his
left-of-center policies. It began
in parliament last month
when a score of Christian
Democratic deputies used the
secret ballot to defeat three
important government- meas
ures. Crux of both Fanfani's dis
pute with the labor unions
and his own . party members
was his program for reform,
including road reconstruction,
; a balanced budget and higher
taxes.
Drivers Licenses
Suspended Listed
Salem The department
of motor vehicles has released
names of 390 drivers whose
licenses were ordered suv
pended during the period be
ginning Dec. 29 and ending
Jan. 2.
Length of suspension var
ies, depending on charges. in
volved, recommendation of
court, discretionary action by
the department or require
ments of Oregon law. The de
partment said some of the li
censes involving financial re
sponsibility and court recom
mendations may have been re
instated after suspension was
ordered.
The department warned
drivers that the penalty for
driving while suspended is a
jail sentence of no less than
two days and up to six months
and there may be imposed a
fine up to $500. Under licens
ing procedures, this will also
result in an additional year of
suspension.
Those suspended in Jackson
county were:
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DRIVING VHILE UNDER INFLU
ENCE . OF INTOXICATING LI
QUOR (Mandatory suspen
sion)
Kruger. Ralph Harland, 33, of
208 Old Highway 99, Talent, 90
days. -
DISCRETIONARY ACTION OF DE
PARTMENT
Johnston, Bert LeHoy. 20, of 120
Jeannette at., Medford, driving rec
ord. 30 davs.
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY'
(Failure to show proof of finan
cial responsibility)
Allen, Stephen L' route 1, box
252. Eaele Point.
Barrett. Jerry Vernon, 23, of 23S
Laurel st.. Central Point.
Blank, Bert Turner, 37, of route
3. box 176. Medford.
Blank, Lillian Neomi, 32, of route
3. box 176, Medford.
Brophy, Patrick, 9310 Highway
88. Ashland.
Burke, Webb 42, of route 2, box
431 B, Medford.-
Cawley, Emmett Lee. 34, of 267 ,i
Shedidan ave.. Ashland.
Garner, Charles Ralph. 26., of 427
South Central ave.. Medford.
Lodge. Charles Evert, 23, of 5421
Pacific Hiehwav. Medford.
Martin, Louise Margaret. 46. of
box 86C, Star route. Eagle Point.
Richey. Donald James, 41, of 713
Pennsylvania ave.. Medford. .
More than 16 million homes
in the U. S. are heated by
oil,, and more than 22 million
by gas.
$150,000 Fire
Damages City Block
Anchorage, Alaska - (DPD -
Damage was estimated as at
least $150,000 today from a
fire that destroyed half a city
block in the downtown area
Thursday.
Ice - covered firemen suc
ceeded in keeping the flames
from breaking through to one
of the city's largest depart
ment stores in the other half
of the block.
Cause of the blaze was not
determined but Fire Chief
George Burns indicated it
probably started in the fur
nace room of the two-story
building.
Destroyed in the fire were
the Lido Hotel, one of Anchor
age's top nightclub restau
rants, the Aleutian Gardens,
a furrier shop, a, cafe, a loan
company and another night
club. .
Occupants of the iotel were
evacuated safely but one fire
man from a Air Force crew
was injured slightly as fire-
BITTER PRISONER Edward Keehn of Pontiac, Mich.,
here shown with his widowed mother, is one of three
Americans held for five months in the El Principe prison
at Havana, Cuba. The three Americans, who were re
leased after the fall of the Batista dictatorship, claim to
have been tortured and mistreated, and Keehn has bitter
ly assailed the American Embassy in Havana for having
been "indifferent" to their plight.
Navy Spends About
One Billion on Coast
San Francisco (DPD The
Navy has announced that it
spent more than one billion
dollars in northern California,
Nevada and Utah during 1958.
Rear Adm. George L. Rus
sell, commandant of the 12th
Naval District, said most of
the money-975 millions-was
spent in the San Francisco
Bay area.
. Mare Island Naval Ship
yard received the biggest civil
ian payroll-60 million dollars.
San Francisco Naval Shipyard
was next with 48 million.
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MUNICIPAL COURT '
Harold Vernon Skeen. transient,
drunk in DUblic. $10.
Louis Junior Bradsher, 402 North
Front st.. drunk in DUbhc. $10.
George Joseph Camden. Camp
White, drunk in public, $10.
Goldie Marie Wilson, improper
left- turn. $5.
Robert Edward Strode, excessive
exhaust noise. S10.
Stanley Lee Elbie. failure to
leave information at scene of acci
cent. S10.
Agnes Marie Hansen, violation of
basic rule. $10.
Edgar Lee Coghill, disobeyed red
lieht. S5.
Dollie Bess Goddard, driving
without required classes, S3.
Mabel Alyce Harmon, violation of
basic rule. S3.
Lathanuel Swinford, disobeyed
red lieht. So.
Harold Jean Davis, disobeyed red
lieht. S3, o
Curtis holand Holmes, violation
of basic rule. $10.
John Daniel Colley, violation of
basic rule. sio.
Benamin Freddy Bryant, disobey
ed yellow light, $5.
Linda Jenell Myers, disobeyed
stoD sien. S5.
Richard Frederick Gravelle, dis
obeyed red lieht. $5.
Richard Dewey Miuer. violation
of basic rule. S15.
Addie Dorothea simmonas, lm-
orooer lane usase. S5.
jonn Maynara t rancis. violation
of basic rule, $10.,
Earnest Joe Taylor, failure to
yield right of way to . vehicle . ap
proaching intersection, io.
Sidney Stellingwerf, violation of
basic rule, $10.
LEAVING note in safe de
posit box, Willis Pope Sr.,
Columbus, Miss., bank presi
dent, who died last month,
confessed embezzlement of
$200,000 from institution.
SAFETY-CONSCIOUS THIEF
Syracuse, N.Y. (UPI) - Po
lice say a thief who stole
three floodlights from the
lawn of the East Genesee
Presbyterian Church taped
men battled the blaze in near up the loose wires he left be
zero weather. 1 hind.
Fewer Businesses
Listed for County
There are 111 fewer busi
ness concerns in Jackson
county today than there were
last year, according to J.
Harry White, district mana
ger of the Portland office of
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
He reported that 1,337
firms were listed in the Dun
& Bradstreet Reference book
for Jackson county in 1958,
compared with 1,226 busi
nesses listed now, a decrease
of 8.3 per cent.
White added that during
the past year, 20,197 changes
were made in the Reference
book listings of Oregon busi
ness, including 5,102 names
added, 5,140 deleted, and 9,
955 changes in rating of con
tinuing businesses.
The book contains approxi
mately 3,000,000 listings. In
the new issue, , Medford con
tains 709 listings; Ashland,
203; Central Point, 69; and
Rogue River, 44.
Almost 75 per cent of the
dyes made in this country are
used in textiles.
GOOD MEDICINE
Paris-(DPD - The newspaper
Paris-Presse published a poll
today indicating that 78 per
cent of the voters consider
President Charles de Gaulle's
austerity program unfair to
the working man-but 57 per
cent agree it's the medicine
France's tottering economy
needs.
Possible Leads
Checked for Child
New York-(DPD-A task force
of mote than 200 police and
FBI 'men continued to track
down scores of tips and possi
ble leads today in the inten
sive search for tiny Lisa Rose
Chionchio, kidnaped a week
ago from a hospital nursery
only 2, hours after her birth.
But they appeared as far
away from a solution as ever.
Questioning of two women
suspects Thursday raised
hopes that a solution of the
mystery was imminent. But
both were eliminated as sus
pects after long interrogation
by police..
Efforts fo Raise
Gasoline Said Lost
Portland - (UPD - Efforts to
raise the prices of gasoline
from "wartime lows" have ap
parently failed again.
A spokesman for the Ore
gon Gasoline Dealers associa
tion said one major company
is abandoning its efforts to
raise the price a nickel. He
said other major companies
are expected to follow suit.
The OGDA has been fight
ing any price raise where
the major companies. The
OGDA represents independent
dealers.
Prices varied around Port
land Thursday on regular gas
oline with some stations sell
ing for 23.9 cents a gallon
and others selling at 28.9 cents
per gallon.
TO EXTEND DRAFT
Washington -(UPD-A bill to
extend the draft another four
years will be the House
Armed Services committee's
first order of legislative busi
ness this year. A committee
spokesman said the bill was
expected to pass. The present
draft bill expires June 30.
CIRCUIT COURT
Ruth Williams vs F. B. Wil
liams, divorce complaint.
Barbara J. Fleming vs Loren L.
Fleming, divorce complaint.
Donna Deloris Henris vs Harold
Paul Henris, divorce decree.
Robert M. Frazier vs Lela Fraz
ier, divorce complaint.,
Lottie Evelyn Kent vs James
Clinton Kent, divorce complaint.
Grange News
Shady Cove Grange
The Shady Cove Grange
had its first meeting of the
year Saturday night, Jan. 3,
at the Shady Cove school.
. Past Master Phil Motsen
backer, assisted by Cecil Kee,
Anna Beryl Kee and Nellie
Motsenbacker, installed the
following officers:
Edward Stother, overseer;
Sara Stother, treasurer; Sadie
Vanderlip, chaplain; Edgar
Vanderlip, executive commit
tee; Thelma Reining, ceres;
Allyce Cross, Pomona.
Master Ed Houston was 111
and was unable to attend so
Edward Strother took over
the master's duties and T. M.
Littlefield filled the over
seer's station.
Reports on agriculture
schooleducation, community
service and Insurance were
given by members.
A Christmas card was re
ceived from Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Lewin of Cutler City,
Ore., former members of the
Shady Cove Grange.
Silver Star certificates
were received for Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Motsenbacker. These
will be presented at a later
date. '
Lecturer Delia Littlefield
told of coming programs per
taining to the Centennial.
Ray Deister and Thelma
Reining read poems and Ed
gar " Vanderlip read a letter
from the Mail Tribune writ
ten by a local resident.
HEC chairman Ola Houston
stated the next HEC meeting
would be a 12:30 luncheon at
the Busy Beaver motel, with
Mrs. Walter JSatler as hostess.
The supper table was deco
rated with "Happy New Year"
place cards, resolutions, and
balloons. 1
Cake and coffee were served
by Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Little
field and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Houston.
- Delia A. Littlefield
Publicity Chairman "
SHOOTING MAD
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a pistol and started shooting
when a truck accidentally
overturned his fruit stand
Thursday. His four shots
missed the truck driver, but
one hit Alfio Strano, 35,
breaking his collar bone.
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