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TheyTl Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo UUNKM rstfr n&nnv Nite- HES AGREED yOU CAN HAVE THE NEWCARTONI6MT TO TAKE 6AZELLA TO tWE straw li . i x J OW.GEE, POP II Aunrrt, I WNfc&ALLON THANKS BUT A ."T I OP THE CHEAPEST 1 t3 UH-6EE ITS ill STILL BE I I GASYA GOT AN' W TO TAKE 6AZELLA if LOW ON FUEL- GAS-LOW I CHECK THE SUPPERS I TO THE STRAW-. , a COULD YOU SPARE 1 WHEN POP V AN' CURRV THE 8ER FESTIVAL I SAV $3S? F GETS TO yVWNDSHIELD Rr v wmrwRii .-. oats , - i -wavy - Jt MiKBHl . . - 7W8L1 ' Phil Lukoff, 65 SPRUCE ST., NOEWCH.mNN. SOCIALIST PARLEY ENDS . Hamburg, Germany (DPD The sixth Socialist Interna tional Conference wound up a four-day session here Friday with delegates from 38 na tions unanimously calling for an East -West summit meet ing. Socialist leaders were split on the issue of disarma ment, with the French delega tion strongly, opposing a Brit ish laborite proposal that all nations but the United States and Russia renounce nuclear arms. ! ' COMPOSER TO VISIT U.S. Moscow -(DPD Famed Soviet composer Dmitry Shostako vich will pay a month-long visit to the United States in September, the Soviet news agency Tass .reported Friday. NEUTRALITY "CORRECT" , " Vienna - (UPD - Chancellor Julius Raab Friday pledged his new coalition cabinet to a continuation of Austria's pol icy of neutrality which he called "correct" in the light of the present world situa tion. ' . 'Delivered in Medferd DARRELL MILLER CO. 415 South Rivorsid Medford ' Suspect Held; Money Missing Montlake Terrace (DPD -Nonplussed sheriffs .'officers held a burglary suspect here Friday but were having dif ficulty finding the money he was believed to have scooped upfrom" a furniture store's tilL ' The suspect, a transient with a carnival, was believed to have flushed the money down a toilet. Two employees of the Nich olson Furniture Store told Sheriff Bob Twitchell that they rhad seized two men prowling the business office and had found $150 missing from the office. The employees, Dan Sand burg and Douglas O'Connor, said one of the suspects asked to be allowed to go to the bathroom while they were awaiting the arrival of sher iffs officers. While there, they said, the man got rid of all but $30 of the evidence. '" In the ensuing excitement, the second suspect fled. Trailer Too Big for ' Shop Door at Base Klamath Falls - DPD - Air man second class James Voris of Kingsley Field has a trail er that's not going anywhere. The trailer, built during week-ends in the base hobby shop, turned out to be higher and wider than the shop s only doorway. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medferd, Or. 9 Sunday July 19, 1959 ' OUTDOOR Furniture Mid- Summer Comfortable Leisure Lounges at comfortable prices. More hot weather predicted so look into these "hot" buys and save! ALUMINUM CHAISE CLOSE-OUT! Miscellaneous Cans Chairs Butterfly Chairs Etc., at Savings EASY TERMS Just add it to your ac count No carrying charges or interest means addi tional savings for you! At Weeks & Orr you pay only for the merchandise. 114 West Main Phone SP 2-9351 Regular' $36.50 . Finger tip adjustable , back, full, innerspring , construction, attractive waterproof, plastic cover, in gay print pat tern. . NOW 3250 i ALUMINUM CHAISE Adjustable - to 4 positions with thick, water repellent tufted pad in plastic print coved Re-: duced from 1 9.95: Adjustable. .Well constructed frame, heavy pad with Lido cloth cover, choice 4 colors. $24.50 value at W95 mm m k - & (D IME S. Oregon's Oldest and Largest Furniture Store OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 West Coast Lists New Flights in Serving Medford West Coast Airlines has an nounced a new schedule of flights that service Medford effective July 31. Among the six daily flights three northbound and three southbound, will be flights These flights will be the fast est local service between Med ford and Portland, it was re ported. The flights will have only one stop, Eugene, be tween the two points. The northbound flight will leave Medford at 7:40 pjai. after a 13-minute stop here arriving in Portland at 8:56 p.m. The Eugene stop of five minutes will be at 8:23 p.m. Southbound the same flight will leave Portland at 8:55 a.m. arriving in Medford at 10:10 ajn. The Eugene stop will be at 9:33 a.m. Leave Portland . ' ' The DC-3 flights leave Portland at 5:15 p.m. arriving in Medford at 7:25 p.m. after stops in Corvallis, Eugene, and Roseburg; and 7:40 a jn. which arrives in Medford at 10:13 a.m. with stops at Cor vallis, North Bend, and Rose burg. Northbound DC-3 flights leave Medford at ' 9:51 a Jh. and 7:35 pan. arriving in Portland at 12:08 p.m. and 10:06 p.m., respectively. The morning flight stops at Rose burg, Eugene and Corvallis while - the later flight has scheduled stops .at Roseburg, North Bend and Corvallis. West Coast Airlines report ed that about Sept. 1, they ex pect to schedule connecting flights to Boise, Idaho, via Klamath Falls, Lakeview and Burns. ; . : ' Council, Union to Appear in Court Portland (UPD - U.S. District Judge Gus J. Solomon Friday ordered the Salem Building Trades Council and Teams ters Union local 324 to appear in his court July 24. - They are to show cause why they should not be enjoined from alleged violations of fair labor practices in a wage, hours and working conditions dispute with Cascade Employ ers association. The show cause order was asked by the National Labor Relations board in a prelim inary inquiry tho NLRB found reason to believe a secondary boycott is being practiced by the Unions against sand and gravel concerns in Corvallis and Salem. A court injunction is be ing asked by the NLRB to prevent the unions from al leged) boycotting until ah in quiry is completed on Cas cade charges. Postal Supervisors Elect New Officers Corvallis (DPD - Election of officers was the main order of business Saturday at the annual convention here of thei Oregon branch of the Na tional Association 'of Postal Supervisors. . Supervisors expected to elect , Les Clark, assistant postmaster of Newberg, new president. Outgoing president was David Bennett, superin tendent of mails here. Other officers recommend ed by the group's nominating committee were Lee Gregory, North Bend assistant post master, vice president; and Clarence Buff am, assistant Beaverton postmaster, secretary-treasurer. The group chose Central Oregon as the 1960 convention area and left to the executive committee the decision of whether the session would be held in Bend, Redmond or Prineville. GVQGUJIDG GAVIHGG SlQ fi I -- "1 1 rr w " n ;)y(uuiz- j B u Brig. Gen. Prentice At Strategy Seminar Brig. Gen. (USAR) William H. 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