Medford mail tribune., June 15, 1959, Image 5

ii. mi., i i ..I). .n.iu .... ,i yj.Mn n i iij. in Li i nmn i.iinninii. nw). jiuh ..iijf.wniuiii. t.w ijiiiihij.iwhhjih
," .. - '''
- s ' - i. s
P.
OVER THE CLIFF Flattened automobile lies on the sand below Devil's Slide, on
the Pacific coast nead San Francitoo, where it ran off the road and tumbled 300 feet
down the rocky cliff. Five teen-age boys on their way home from a picnic were in
I the car; two died.
Defense Hear End
In Liberace Suit
London-(UPB-The defense ex
pected to wind up its case to
day against a libel suit
brought by American pianist
Liberace against the London
Daily Mirror for a column he
said implied he was a homo
sexual. In between court appear
ances the curly haired televis
ion star has kept the cash
register jingling with perform
ances in the London Paladium
and on British television.' He
was given an ovation at the
Paladium Sunday night.
Liberace was expected in
court again today as he was
lor last week's session of his
suit against the Daily Mirror
and columnist William Con
nor who writes under tne pen
name of "Cassandra."
Gov. Long Goes To
Court To Fight for
Hospital Release
Galveston, Tex.-flJPlJ-Louis-iana
Gov. Earl K. Long went
into court today fighting to be
released from the mental hos
pital he claims his family con
spired to put him in.
The court hearing, on
Long's petition for a writ of
habeas corpus, could develop
into a bitter family wrangle.
Mrs. Blanche Long, the
governor's wife, late Sunday
retained two Galveston attor
neys to help her hold the gov
ernor in John Sealy hospital
for mental illness.
The hearing is being held
in District Judge L. D. God-
.4
Oil
3 Glasses daily of
GOLDEN GUERNSEY
the "lligh Energy" MILK
means EXTRA PEP for
EXTRA HOURS every day!
i
COMMENDED PAREWTS
By
PARENTS' MAGAZINE -
6
dard's court. It is supposed to
have nothing to do with
whether Long is mentally ill
or not, but on whether, as lie
charges, he was drugged,
tied hand and foot and
brought to the hospital in Gal
veston against his will.
Challenges jurisdiction
The hearing also challenges
Texas jurisdiction to have
him committed to the Univer
sity of Texas hospital.
If Long wins release in the
hearing today, he will be at a
full-scale sanity hearing
scheduled for Tuesday in pro
bate court.
The fiery, -3-year-old gov
ernor has been held in the
hospital since he was flown
here in a hush-hush flight in
a Louisiana National Guard
plane on May 30.
He charged in his writ for
habeas corpus petition filed
Friday that he was drugged,
tied hand and foot and
brought to the hospital "for
cibly, unwittingly, and unwil
lingly." He signed the peti
tion: "Earl Long, governor in
exile by force in kidnaping.
Sunday Long embellished
his charges in a rambling in
terview by telephone with
Charley Ray, news editor of
KTBS-TV in Shereveport, La.
Charges Political Schema
Long charged in the taped
interview that his wife and
political associates, including
Sen. Russell Long, conspired
to get him out of Louisiana to
further their own aims.
Sen. Long replied in Wash
ington that "the governor is
not responsible for 'that state
ment or any one of a large
number of others he can be
expected to make in the next
few days. The governor is a
sick man.
Long charged in the inter
view that "I was captivated
Thursday night but I didn't
realize it until Friday morn
ing. They brought two bone
crushers, one weighed 290 and
one 180. We had 11 fights
Thursday night, and Friday."
The governor went on in
sometimes repeated phrases
to say that "30 people" put
him on the airplane and told
him they were going to take
him to a clinic in New Orleans
but flew him to Galveston in
stead. He claimed somebody put
up $250,000 to have him kidnaped.
2 Feared Drowned
As Plane Dunked
Portland-(DP-A light plane
plunged into the Columbia riv
er near the mouth of the Wil
lamette last night, and the pi
lot and possibly a passenger
were feared drowned.
A gasoline slip bearing the
name Ernest Nelson, believed
to be a Seattle contractor, was
found floating in the wreck
age. The craft was a two-seater.
Part of the wreckage was recovered.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF
"MORNING FRESH" TRADE MARK
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Michael Beck, whose place of busi
ness is Beck's Bakery, Riverside
Avenue, City of Medford, Jackson
County, Oregon, has been granted
a certificate from the Secretary of
State of Oregon for the exclusive
use and trade mark "Morning
Fresh" with red rooster in circle.
That said trade mark may be ap
plied to all kinds of bread, cakes,
pastry, pies and all kinds of buns
manufactured, transported, deliver
ed or sold by Michael Beck or said
Beck's Bakery. That said Michael
Beck has. for a long time, been
the owner of said certificate which
is at record in the - office of the
Secretary of State of the State
of Oregon.
That all persons, firms and cor
porations are hereby notified not
to in any manner use said trade
mark or infringe thereon.
Dated this 1st day of June, 1999.
MICHAEL BECK
And BECK'S BAKERY
Illness Invades
Wagon Train in
Hills of Wyoming
Rawlins, Wyo. (DPD Illness
invaded the Oregon wagon
train Saturday night, forcing
Mrs. Lowell Blair, 57, to re
turn to her home in Sheridan,
Ore.
Mrs. Blair, suffering from
an acute asthmatic condition
aggravated by the extreme
elevation in Central Wyoming
where the Oregon Trail
crosses' the Continental Di
vide, said it became impossible
to continue further.
Boards Train - ,' - '
She was rushed from the
wagon train's week end camp
site near Sweetwater Station
to Rawlins, 100 miles away,
by the train's news director,
IvanHoyer.
She boarded a train for Ore
gon and said she will seek
medical treatment in Portland
and will stay with her son,
Gene Blair, until she recov
ers. Mr. Blair will remain on
the wagon train and will con
tinue to drive the Lane county
wagon,
- Mrs. Blair is the first per
son on the caravan to be
forced to leave the trip. Other
members of the cavalcade ex
pressed sadness at losing her
and presented her with a gift
of $100 when she left.
She said she will try to
rejoin the train when it
reaches Pendleton about Aug.
i.
Presented With Meat
John Colter's Mountain
Men, a, buckskin clad, muzzle
loader armed group of Cody,
Wyo., businessmen, met the
train at Sweetwater river
Saturday and presented them
with a quantity of venison and
elk meat for the long trip
through South Pass which
began today.
It will take about three
days for the rumbling wagons
to negotiate the pass and
reach Farson on June 18.
As the caravan continues
on, the modern pioneers are
keeping up their record of
killing at least one rattlesnake
a day. The skins are prized as
decorative belts and hat
bands.
Medford To Host
Chin Up in 1960
Jackson county chapter of
the Chin Up club will host
the organization's annual con
vention in Medford June 11
and 12, 1960, it was decided
at the club's 18th convention
in Portland Sunday. The in
vitation was issued, by Mrs.
Howard Glascock, president
of the Jackson county chapter.
Mrs. Harry Chipman of the
Jackson county chapter was
reelected second vice presi
dent of the national organiza
tion. Others elected were L.
William Judd, Milwaukie,
president; Tony Karolevitz,
Salem, first vice president;
Frances Province, Portland,
secretary; George Lahrs, Port
land, treasurer, and Cleveland
Leis, Portland, and Mrs. Wil
liam Judd, Milwaukie, to the
board of directors.
Those attending from the
Jackson county chapter, be
sides Mrs. Glascock, were
Howard Glascock, Mrs. Paul
Lowry and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Chipman, all of Med
ford; Sam Evans, Jacksonville,
and Elton Petri, Ashland.
STOWED-AWAY IN ERROR
San Francisco-(DPD-Sharron
Forsberg, a San Francisco
State College student who
stowed away on a ship to Ha
waii, disclosed today that it
was quite a mistake. The man
she went to Honolulu to see
was in New York City when
she got there.
Sweden, Norway and Den
mark were once united as a
single nation.
SPECIAL
SUMMER f
TYPEWRITING
GLASS
8:00 to 11:00 P.M.
8 Weeks
July 6 to Aug. 28
REGISTER NOW
Enrollment Is Limited
ROBERTSON
SCHOOL OF
BUSINESS
40-42 N. RIVERSIDE
SP 3-4264 Medford
mmm-mmwmmmmmmmmwmmwmmjmmmmmwmmmmwiH
i 7 L FT
DRIVING NEAR DURANGO. COLO on hnnpvmnnn tv
former Barbara Ann Edwards, 18, was killed, and her hus
band, Lt Ules Lee Barnwell, 23, suffered cuts and bruises
in accident. They were married last week after Barnwell
'graduated from U. S. Air Force Academy in Colorado.
Kiwanis Appoinls Fair Chairmen
Kiwanis committeemen at
tended a Kiwanis county fair
planning meeting at noon to
day at the Jackson hotel. Pre
liminary plans for the annual
fall fair were discussed.
Art Savard, 1916 Stratford
ave., has been appointed as
sistant chairman of the Fair
scheduled for August 20-23.
Savard served as general
chairman of the Kiwanis
county fair last year.
Other committee appoint
ments made to date include
Dick Lamont, entertainment;
Dr. Abner Clark, concessions;
Herb Partridge, publicity;
John Dellenback, legal and
insurance; Larry Horton, agri
culture and floral; Lindsay
Vinsel, rides and games; Har
ry Barker, budget and fi
nance; Sam Richardson, con
tests and special events; Bill
Singler, grounds and gate;
Tony Manno, booth rentals;
Paul Mitchell, trouble shoot
er; Charles . Champlin, park
ing and policing. Russ Jami
son will serve as manager of
the event and co-ordinate the
booth rental program.
Train-Auto Crash
Takes Six Lives
Holt, Calif .-flJPD-Six persons
were killed when a speeding
west bound Santa Fe stream
liner ploughed into the car in
which they were riding at a
country intersection in this
small town 10 miles west of
Stockton.
' Those identified among the
dead were Mrs. Delfinna Avi
ta, 45, and Mrs. Neives Fuen
tes, 25. One man was tenta
tively identified as Jesus Arre
dondo Perez, a Mexican na
tional, a hitchhiker reportedly
picked up by others in the car.
Other bodies, still unidenti-
Burning Permifs
Required; Fires
In Jacksonville
Jacksonville Three fires
were reported to Jacksonville
Volunteer firemen Saturday
between 1:50 and 3:30 p.m.
, Two of the fires were grass
fires. One, which burned Vfc
acre, was started by trash
burning, it was explained,
and was at 704 Sterling rd.
The other fire, on the Paul
Bulkin property at the end of
South Oregon rd. was caused
by a spark from the first fire,
firemen reported. The entire
lot was burned.
The second fire, at 2:28 pjn.
was at the boarding house of
Mrs. Alice Hibbert, 105 South
Third St., and was confined to
a mattress in a room occupied
by Roy Mitchell. Smoke dam
age was reported in other
rooms of the home.
Firemen believe the fire
was started by a cigarette.
Fire Chief Lewis Apple
baker reported that no open
burning is allowed within the
city limits without a permit.
He said that Violators would
be fined. Permits are also nec
essary for burning in incin
erators. These may be ob
tained fro,m Police Chief
Frank Carter after the incin
erator, is inspected. '
The fire chief also request
ed residents to turn off irriga
tion water when they hear the
fire siren. Residents are also
reminded to clean up fire haz
ards on their property.
The statue of freedom on
the dome of the Capitol at
Washington was erected in
1863.-
The first Atlantic crossing
in both directions within 24
hours was made by an English
Canberra jet bomber in 1955.
fied at mid-morning, included
that of a man in his 20s, and
two children, a 3-year-old boy
and a 1-year-old girl. The
children were believed to be
those of Mrs. Fuentes. All
came from Watsonville.
Balboa, Canal Zone (DPD
Singer Tommy Leonetti and
actress Pat Quinn were mar
ried here Sunday night. The
26-year-old Cliffside, N.J
crooner and his bride received
a papal blessing by cable and
went off on a honey-moon in
the Panama mountains.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Mrifon!, Or.
Monday, Jun 15, 1959
Cornwall in eastern Ontario
was known as .. Johnstown
from its settlement in 1783,
until the nam was changed,
in 1797.
Not
a penny
lost
This month the Federal Savings and Loan
Insurance Corporation celebrates its 25th
anniversary... No one has ever lost a cent
in insured savings accounts in America's
ES.L.I.C-Insured Savings and Loan
Associations.
Your savings placed with us
are insured by the ES.L.I.C
FIRST FEDERAL
Savings & Loan Assn. of Medford
29 North Ivy Street Robert F. Kyle, Manager
SUMMER SALE
CAPABLE, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
ON TOP QUALITY BRANDS
EASTMAN KODAK
BROWNIE
Starmatie
ELECTRIC
EYE
CAMERA
Come In today see this newest electric eye
camera. Its low price will delight1 you.
AVIGO
DeLuxe
BOUNCE
MINI-FLASH
For M-2, M-5 and
M-25 bulbs. A flash
gun you will use
with confidence! Di
rect reading dial,
built in test button,
coil cord.
I
NEC
A 6-TO AMS1STOD
ff l Pocket
fl Radio y
If Miniature size great per- 5EiilBifV!'Wl I "" It
II performance quality mate- "ENmW-' I
fl rials. Made by one of the "jgai!y I
II world's largest manufacture , I
II ofe'ecronicJ. .equip- - rocket $t9S I
II ment. We unconditionally jjx- 55f I
II guarantee them. Buy with . I
U pnfidence from Ihe ma
.-m n Hwsi. mm un. am
UNCONDtnONAUY
$Z95 I GUAHANTKP
Big
Combination
Deal
Includes
12 M-2
Bulbs FREEI
SUPER SAVINGS
PRICES IN EFFECT
THROUGH AUGUST 23, 1959
Zadilx Slide Viewer
Regularly $7.95
a real buy
at$488
For 35mm color slides.
Big lens of genuine optical glass gives
clear, "sharp image! Hold it in your hand,
or rest it on the table.
Gadget Bag Jamboree
Cos v.
tl bulbs . . ' and
Bounca Rash ComplaM. Regularhr
$6.95 far Bounca Flash atonal
SEKONIC L-8
Exposure
Meter-
Accurate! Rugged!
Easy to use!
Regularly $8.45 '
Only O
LEATHER CARRYING CASE FREE!
For Polaroid Owners
A riehncm felt lined com Dart ment case.
Protects your camera and film. Special only
95
Kopil Self-Timer
"Puts YOU in your picture."
For most cameras
Polaroid Model .........
$2.95
$3.95
High Quality
Recording Tape
Jt.gfarfy (3.50 par roll
5-1200-foot rolls
MOW! $10.95
With Tape Toter Free
Jf mmrchatmd laperotafy
loch roM
Tap Tatar
Recording
Tape Splicer
si.M t j
S2.9S . t
$98
EXA 35mm
AUTOMATIC
Regular $149.50.
Special
Single-Lens
Reflex Camera
With 1959 ftrtly catomatle
f2-8 Westanar lena and
aye-level penta-pritm
viewfinder. For the finest
color picture every tknel
50
MOVIE MAKERS1 CENTER
Sekonic "Pet" Movie Meter
Perfect movies every timel
For 8mm. or 16mm. in
doors or out. Black-and-white
or color.
Regularly $4.95
SUPER
SAVING AT
$198
Quik-Splice Dry Splicer for 8 mm
NewMPerfecutpJicesvithoutcragi
Accura Titler
Your owe titles on your own movies!
6
95
Deluxe Compartment Case M
Holds any movie camera and extra film. Velvet fined!
Movie Maker's Workshop $ m sj 95
Join 8 or 16 mm film the easy way!
Dry splicer and two rewind reels, mounted on "scene
timer" base. Tells the length of each scene, as vow wind
film from one reel to the other.
$13.95 if splicer and rewind reek bought separately.
FOTO-PAK BAG
Quality Telex Plastic
Tremendous value at the regular
price of $4.98.
New a the unbelievably $449
low price of only
CHALLENGER BAG
Selected Pigskin '
81x6x4" Regularly $12.9
5oper "73
Saving at "
ix7ix5" Regularly $14.95
Svper S5A95
Saving at
12x9x5" Regularly $19.95
Super m 95
Saving a X mm
PRO BAG
Selected Top Oram Cowhide
hOJx7Jx5J" Regulerty $25.95
Super $7 ESS
Saving at 9
113x9x6" Regularly $29.95
Seper $1"JSS
Saving at -
Quick-Set Professional Tripod
For steady-a-rock photography. 3-aaetion, paaj
head. Opam 10 full 68" height. For ail earner aa.
Fairfax Model
Regularly $21.95
SUPER SAVING
1495
Super Deluxe Pocket Tripod
8-action geared elevator tripod, with paa
h a d and parallax correction feature.
Chroma finish. 52". extended; felda to
SPECIAL
11
8
Accura Pocket Tripod
B-eection geared levator tripod. wMi
pan head. Teteacopes for easy carrying.
Regularly $11.50 $OS8
SuperSaving ' O
With Imathmr Cam
COME IN AND BROWSE - FRESH FILM - ALL KINDS OF CAMERAS - EVERY PHOTO ACCESSORY - COM! IN AND BROWSE
raoTO
M
nl
OF
232 E. Main
We Give
S&H
I