Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 03, 1959, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextQ o o ' -. . in."........."" J , I f J NEW KIND OF SWING Jimmy Foxx, 51, baseball hall of fame star who has had tough going in his later years, helps to remodel restaurant in Galesburg, EL, of which . he will be the manager. Three Galesburg restaurant men have disclosed that they signed Foxx to manage a steak house, to be called the Jimmy Foxx Restaurant Foxx had a major league baseball career that extended from 1925 to 1945, with a lifetime batting average of .325. Nichols & Stone SCMOlt SAT M03TOM BOCKMM See Our Complete MAPLE Department LlyingQRoom Dining Room Bed Room ... and many ether Wonderful Maple Items.". 4 8 to 03 (7 j PHONE MU 5-8771) S&H GREEN STAMPS ON ALL CASH PURCHASES C retort Sig to mm m Thurodaul oreiooo 8 (Gov. Be Unable To Long May mm Q Central Point - Thr Crf ter High school senior will speak at commencement f ercises Thursday, una f t 8 p.m., in thf) hjgfi ?oq evmnasium. Speakers and thie fcie include Arvella Prom, 'agist ing Scales," Ricbejrd & mersley, ."Trust YouirtC" and Margaret Taylor, "Cg- ponents of Achiev4mSt. Valedictorian of tn c is Allen Barn6$o0n8 Blfin Kroon is salutatorian. Arthur L. Strauft grieip& will announce the ewerftjsens C. Norman Gail, chairnfin fc the board of direetoi& ill present the diploma - The &ev. Paul O. minister of Centfffl oitt Community 8ibl cf!gf8, will giva thg) invocfiftptfe fad benediction. GraduS) incite striei Ann Allen, We9 LeeUttt, Joseph fclvnrse, Sftdc$ Ie Anderson, eilmfi Ve eahet, Betty Luflknn , ciseifl fcnn BaSftr, "Seewieti Qrvsl BarrrdVPalttr sUlen Barnes, Ken 411nd5tt GJenn. D. BoMs, QlengaXa Breach, David 4u BNffn, Be by Lloyt rtoe, iaSoy Ken, nh ftnert TDWtfa een f ohn 'fi9of ots Burn, Ro bOrta gieif 3Bie Carolina Arnett ftsne, 6U XiejSa cerr, sfiflcet Inane ar&e JorreSt Wvi Caafe, Bo bat L0 DgnifllOaH, Xfevflae Voell fpDaviSi penny u pickam&t Glftsso afl, X4Tfl I.. 9&fi0v, GletteHCftji JTortL ar ion Lucf (fret, gSftft Geil Ghelftrgi, Alma 4t Vetera or, Ceaiene fie Srv, hfroft geckfor j5rrniPfP, Aharon elMe 99ea Mfr jra?G9eog, Cerolm Jar Grubb& Shrl8tt 411 iUU, JUQCS ?fil0rftS ifimilV, Jtoneld Richard Iiitly, Son Mae VfnSea, of e AAA Iaf ger, ftm . Hy J. Glenr Jeof BHfft. Koeelle Ann H(ft AAgS Xeitrt Higinbotb8i, StttOteft tlalf Higinbthfl to, CuteA&e Ltote Hasd, Clibrl li&aety Hout ton, tfar9 ott Coff Arthur unt , "VTiol May Hutchison, Cftlee P'Wyl JanSgi,- Vate Janet fkefi8 XUMrft, Michael Dennit Vinft fevdylfc Hope flutinett, Htyl Adeling gcejllnBx, $lts "Sit- 1 1 (ttnie;teocii, "Williara Richard lio, Gary Georf Legler, aemt If. .Lewis, Herschel Itfwv Meet, June Viola Vat itrj; femes'' Larry iMalone, 'Wiiiiam Zee Manesco, Robert fftenci McAllijter, Bicbard XBof McDowell, John . tfuller, Viriinia May Mun- Lday, Xarlene Joyce Obea- ejbein, Ooris Owens. Karftret Dene Pendleton, ArveUe Zdne Prom, Michael Bofer Bedmond, Nelda Bote Bobbins, Barbara Jean Robin son, Luella May Bone, Ixr ctte Joe Bowden, Thomas St bba Samples, fiheri Deloris Sanfer, Janet Dea Scalberg, Floyd S. Sherman, Carl James Simmons; Melvin Gene Smith, SendrSv Lee Smith, Philip Charles Steven, Carolyn Katie Stevenson, John Peter Taberna, Margaret Ruth Tay lor, Patricia Aileen Taylor, Boger Even Thutnler, Thomas C- Tipton, Delton George Treutman, Thomas Carrol Turner, Jimmy Lee TwedelL Barry G. Walter, Frances Lanete Watson, James How ard White, Ruth Elizabeth White, Wilton A. White, Jr, and Sylvia Bell YelL ' Sptci Monkey Hal in Successful Surgery Penaacola, Fla. -Wt- Baker, tlie smaller half of the 17. S. space flying monkey team, successfully underwent sur gery Tuesday and was pro nounced in excellent shape. The navy announced the one -pound squirrel monkey underwent simple operation Sot removal of two electrodes without enestheaie. ' Able, Baker's fellow mon- $7 passenger en their his toric 900-mile high ride inside Jupiter missila last week, died Monday night during a similar operation In which anesthesia was administered. Able 4ied on the operating table at Ft Knox, Ky. Able was the heavier of the two, weighing seven pounds. ' w i Congratulates Oregon Montgomery, Ala - (UPB -Th Legislature pused Joint resolution Tuesday con gratulating the state of Ore gon on its Centennial celebration. Complete Ternf ii ii Galveston, Tex. -(LW- The acting Louisiana governor said today that Gov. Earl Long, mentally ill in a Galveston hospital, may be unable to complete his term of office. Lt. Gov. Lether Frezar, acf ing chief executive of the Bayou State in Long's, ab sence, said it is possible the fiery 63-year-old Long may never serve another day as governor of Lovdsiana. His third four-year term, ends in May, 1M0. Pronounced Dengereui1 At the request of Long's family. Probata- Judge Hugh Gibson Tuesday pronounced Long dangerous to himself and to others end ordered htm committed for psychiat ric treatment at John Sealy hospital here. The order said Long was mentally and phys ically ill. . The hospital said in a med ical bulletin late Tuesday that chances for the colorful Lou isiana political leader's re covery are 'excellent" At Baton Rouge, Frezar told United Press Interna tional "there is no doubt that he will be out for the rest of the fiscal session of the Legis lature that has another two weeks to go, but nobody knows yet whether he will be able to serve -out the rest of his term as governor of Lou Isiana. "We hope that he will be able to return, but none of us are too hopefuL It If possible he naa served his lsbt day as governor. The main thing we all want is for him to recover his health." Wife Plans Betura Mrs. Loaf, who has been at her husband's beHside since he was flown secretly to Gal veston Saturday, was sched uled to return to the mansion in' Baton Bouge today and talk to members of her hus band's administration. "W are letting things ride for a few days," Frazar said. "I plan to talk to Mrs. Long when she arrives later today, and we will know more about the situation then.' Frazar said Long had been working hard enough in re cent weeks to kll man 20 years younger. The 30 commonly known in fectious diseases which attack swine account for an annual loss of 210 million dollars to U.S. farmers. 3 m Weshingtoo - (l?f - Ssssats investigators today calted afl "extremely important nya tery witness to testify how the Chicago underworld at tempted -to bribe public off ficiala in an effort to epaiate pinball gambling and prostitu tion in Indiana. , Chief Counsel Robert F. Kennedy of the Senit Backets Committee said he hearing would feature ra cor&ng in whieh a. major underworld figura would ba heard offering payoffs to the mystery witness, a. Porter '- , 11 1 -5 B e iemencinn i or Statutory Raps Skowhegan, Maine - "JIB -The white-haired "fishing pop son" of Maine will be sen tenced today for the statutory rape of a 14-year old girl who said she bore hie child. The Rev. Arthur MacDou gall, 62, of Bingham, was eon victed Tuesday night by jury of five men and seven women who deliberated sis and a half hours. ' Dressed in a gray suit, the Congregational clergymen bowed his heed es the verdict was. pronounced. Somerset Judge Leonard F. Williams released the minister in $18, 000 bail for sentencing today. Maintains laneeenca The Bev. MacDougall, wide ly known as the suthor of the "Dud Dean" outdoor stories, testified Tuesday in his own behalf and Insisted he was in nocent of charges or raping the young girL , The prosecution charged in the twday trial that the al leged rape occurred last July 26 when the girl came to the minister's summer home at Embden for help : with her school homework. - , v . The girl's mother, her step father and a cousin testified for the state that the Rev. MacDougall had admitted to them he was the father of a daughter born to the teen ager last April 27. But thfee of the minister's our children testified Tues day that their father was at bis Bingham home on the day of the alleged attack. County, aifl., official. ' M the; bribg) offer, ftlicl ecu"9d only last tfeetfam j:td. Hwsaid that Cfticego crim syndicate e W'istg to clefr the way fct inball-grostituticA opera $oas is Sorter county, (gear GAicsge, in anticipation of G ftia; industrial ftroth in th arsa. "0 ; isTesnedy told newsmen the ?yaticst apparently desired to ugliceta in Porter county vica monopoly that alleged ly rfloifri9he! in neighobring Ltt Coun, Ind. "itaesssst testified Tuesday ie fbrmar Laa County Poeufc fSIetro Holovachka an 4 rae efflcials helpad eji foe a JiaBsll gamblina op eration 4nat netted, more than $12 SAillion in flva yefjrs. They eeid tfmilsr assistance eae Mnflwrad to uge bc oo erasoat with Citeo undgr-wolit4isi In 1887, Heinrich Hertz showed that waves emitted by an electric spark produced another spark in a nearby loop of wire. These "Hertzian Waves" are the basis of radio. MAIL TRIBUNE, Mriford', Or. Wcdntsday, June 3, 195 Pictures were transmitted electrically for the first time in 1925. : o eatOgaejg) v Xlitj said the protficutor's office fcPouglt oMssurd on tavern ant Meteurftnt oner to install Via mfichinos of favored opart tors. Benaody ftit tha commit tee wouli hsa more bout this reputed pfeasurs taftelSa ehoct pintsll f ambtinf n bookmtkiag ecfivititt took pieoe in theceee atsetta- urants specjalixifts; i& Jit pies. Dislike FOcr Passes Trini&d New York -f.W- ConMn cial ferry pilot Mat CoAzcsT, Ssn Franeisee was epsartsd; today to have passed esc & Trinidad, British. Wtst It&l airport an route to XI faan. Tex, from Cesable&ca, Mor occo, in an attempt tq f a new distance record Sof light, sinseancnB siafia A repreaentativa of tha f per Aircraft company asJ4 Conrad's1 Piper oinBK plana was vWntfWd todey the Trinidad antrai taavS. ConrsfT had traveled ,2 miles since hie takeoQ IwmO day morning and hod tt miles to go to set a ecex of nearly 7,000 milee ftoaebip. The present record a b14 by apt Marion Tct BoUndi who made a ,5ila SlisMv from Manila to PtiadlvtoxV Ore., in e BeechcxsXt Bonanxe last summer. BUYING A PL17D2 ciovjer soorr o IniKol cost isn't the only thing to consider. When price ie cut 'way down, something has to give. If you have la replctce a mower in a year or two because it is snarl aa qualify or you can't get adequate service, it adds peaty to your initial cost. We want you to get the most for your , money in quality, dependability, service life. That's why we recommend Mote-Mower backed by 40 years off experience, competent local service, and a FULL ONE Y&R WARRANTY! 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