Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 06, 1959, Image 5

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    MAIL TRIBUNE, M4fenf, Or.
Thursday, Augur , 1M
5
Portland Arrival
Of Mrs. Gatewood
Expected Friday
Portland -UPD- Emma Gate
wood, 71 -year -old walking
grandma from Gallipolis,
Ohio, is scheduled to end her
2,000-mile, hike from Missouri
to Portland Friday morning
with a triumphant ride into
the city in a white converti
ble. Mayor Terry Schrunk and
Centennial officials will ac
company her.
Oregon Centennial Com
mission chairman Anthony
Brandenthaler said Mrs. Gate
wood would have a free suite
at the Benson hotel plus food.
A motorcycle escort will
guide the .convertible into the
city and among gifts from the
Centennial will be treatment
for her weary feet, new shoes,
a, full wardrobe, the use of a
car and fresh flowers every
morning.
Grandmothers Day
Brandenthaler has declared
Friday "Grandmother's Day"
at the Exposition and all
grandmothers over 65 will be
admitted free.
Mrs. Gatewood arrived at
the Multnomah county line
Wednesday and was greeted
by Sheriff Francis Lambert,
who made her an . honorary
deputy sheriff. Deputy Sher
iff Bill Glandenning offered
to carry her umbrella but she
pulled back. "Not on your
life," she said. "I need it to
defend myself against those
commoners with cameras."
She had previously ex
pressed irritation with curios
ity seekers and photographers
and Tuesday rapped Hood
River photographer Bob Hall
over the head with the um
brella. Later she expressed
remorse and apologized, say
ing she was just tired of peo-
nlo Krt hon nir hur
The spry grandma, who has
been taking hikes for years,
spent Wednesday nizht at
Dodson, just east of Multno
mah Falls along the Columbia
river.
Her walk to Oregon is no
publicity junket, she said.
"I've been thinking for a long
time that I'd like to walk the
Oregon Trail."
Mrs. Gatewood works in
the winters as a practical
nurse. During the ' summers,
she rents her home and goes
hiking.
Teamsters Union
Being Probed
Washington-WPD-Asst. Atty
Gen. Malcolm R. Wilkey said
today the Justice Department
is investigating "wholesale"
racketeering, perjury and in
come tax evasion by members
of the Teamsters Union. '
Many of the inquiries grew
out of disclosures in the 30-
month-old Senate Rackets
department turned up the oth
er cases on its own.
Disclosure of the Justice De
partment action came on the
heels of two stinging rackets
committee reports linking
Teamsters President James R
Hoffa with crime, corruption
and communism. A grand
jury has been reviewing Hof-
fa's testimony before the rack
ets inquiry for eight months
for possible perjury action.
Wilkey, head of the Justice
Department criminal division,
said certain Teamsters' activi
ties were of "more than aca
demic interest." He rejected
any thought that the depart
ment was going after" the
Teamsters.
He said "wholesale viola
tions" by certain unidentified
Teamsters officials "have been
called to our attention.".
The department's scorecard
shows 39 convictions of 31
Teamsters since 1954. These
included perjury, income tax
evasion, extortion of kick
backs from employers, and
Taft-Hartley Act violations.
In addition, the government
has pending 11 indictments
against 4 Teamsters for these
. same crimes plus anti-trust
violations.
Japan Cooperative
In Salmon Fishing
Washington- (UPD -The Sen
ate Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee was
told Tuesday that Japan is
being more cooperative in
handling salmon fishing along
the .east-west dividing line in
the western Pacific.
Donald L. McKernon, di
rector of the Bureau of Com
mercial Fisheries, said more
red salmon have ' been per
mitted to escape into Bristol
Bay in Alaska this year and
added that he was "pleased
with the cooperation of Japa
nese salmon fishermen.
McKernon also reported
that new sources of shrimp
had been found along the
Alaskan coast and off the
California coast.
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BABY L1MAS -10-oz. pkg.
FORDHOCK L1MAS - 10-oz. pkg.
WHOLE OKRA 10-oz. pkg.
BLACKEYE PEAS - 10-oz. pkg.
SUCCOTASH - lu-oz.
BROCCOLI CUTS - 10-oz. pkg.
BUTTER BEANS -
CUT CORN - 10-oz. pkg. .
MIXED VEGETABLES - 10-oz. pkg.
PEAS and CARROTS
GREEN PEAS - 10-oz. pkg.
FRENCH FRIES - 9-oz. pkg.
CHOPPED SPINACH - 10-oz. pkg.
LEAF SPINACH - 10-oz. pkg.
SQUASH - 12-oz. ps-
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Lettuce 3. ,.2
LARGE VINE RIPE
Tomatoes 2 b 29
CRISP GREEN
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LOCAL or RED BLUFF ELBERT A
Peaches 22 ,-1-
Lynden's Chicken-Noodle or
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White or colored Doumaks . ffc
Pixie Marshmallows . L 10
A balanced diet for your cat j
Friskies Gal Food . . '
The easy way to clean windows
Bon Ami Jet Spray . .
14-oz. jar.
Genuine Spring Lamb Sale!
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HEINZ STRAINED or
CHOPPED VARIETIES
5 $1.00
Sunshine
Graham Crackers . .
I -lb. pkg. 37c
I -lb. pkg. 49c
Save on home laundry needs
RINSE BLUE OR BREEZE
Giant size 7Ql
packages .... each I
Sunshine ,
Hydrox Cookies . . .
Sunshine Oranre and Lemon ; ,
Candy Slices . ... . 14-oz. package 29c
Pure, creamy ".
Spry Shortening
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Sliced Bacon
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All-purpose liquid cleaner
Handy Andy Cleaner Pint
For automatic washers '
Condensed "ALL"ioib, package $2.79
Gives controlled suds
Huffy "ALL" . 3 ih.Pachage 89c
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Wisk Liauid Delersenl
Lax Liquid Delergenl
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For refreshing baths
Lifebuoy Soap
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regular bars -
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