Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 16, 1959, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 I 'J V -r I 5 'A I I a 1 r NEW STUDEBAKER A new Studebaker model for 1960 is the Lark four-door station wagon, available, with either a six cylinder or V-8 engine, shown above. The new Lark station wagons feature newly-designed tail 7 ' 'i X) TAJ?, l ' V I M i IP5 If AT CONFERENCE Marion ' one of many Oregon high -" recent two-day training conference of American Cancer So ciety' Oregon division in Portland, where plans were made to expand the teens-against-cancer organization. She talks ' wjtli Mrs. Orin Moore of Madras, TACs advisor. The TACs originated in Madras. MISSIONARY DIES St. Petersburg, Fla. - IUPD - Dr. Elsie Richards Graff, 84, a physician who turned social worker and medical mission ary, died Wednesday. yLsuDD(2JjD(I By special arrangement with Amana Refrigerator, Inc., the Amana Freezerama has been diverted from Hs National Tour to stop at Bauder's. With the Freezer ama comes prices that only a factory could sponsor. Now in Ashland you can , see and hear about these famous freezers from factory experts. Now at this . time you can own these famous freezers at special prices and terms that only Bauder's could offer. GET MORE, HURRY! SPECIAL RADE-INS I EASV Terms on Builder's 4Pwn Parsons of Medford, right, was school students who attended Fujida, Japan -0IPD-, Three persons were killed and anoth er seriously injured in an ex plosion in a fireworks factory in this town 75 miles south west of Tokyo Thursday, t Huge Amana Sale SPECIALLY PAY LESS . . Bauder's has a selection of all current Amana Models in stockThis includes Amana Uprights, Combination Freezer - plus - Refrigerator and Deep-Freeze Chests. A size and style to meet your exact needs. STOR-MOR FOOD FREEZER Model 20 Holds 686 lbs. Sizes From 1 2 to 25 Cubic Foot ; LOWEST PRICES EVER! gates with greater glass area. Studebaker is offering a complete line of models for 1960. Thy are now on display at De Leigh Motors, 134 South Riverside ave., Medford. . GIVES POLARIS REPORT Cape Canaveral, Fla. - (UPD - Rear Adm. W. F. Raborn told the American Rocket Society Thursday night that at least 40 to 50 test shots are needed before the Polaris missile will be operational. Raborn said he believed the Polaris, a sub marine launched ballistic mis sile, may be the key to dis couraging surprise attacks. Try and By BENNETT CERF- rpwO HORSE THIEVES in the Utah Territory years ago J- were caught by a posse representing law and order and promptly strung up. The gallows was constructed so that the bodies would dangle over Great Salt Lake. The noose loosened on the first prisoner and he went plumeting into the water. As they tied the rope around the neck of the second varmit, he im plored, "Make sure this one's tight, fellers: I can't swim a stroke!" A couple of hoboes were sunning themselves in New York's Bryant Park. One began a ram" bling reminiscence, oblivious of the fact that his companion had fallen fast asleep. "Ah, those were the days of my glory," he recalled. "That dollar to which I just referred, incidentally, was the first dollar I ever earned honestly. The other, if I remember correctly, was on June 14, 1952. 1S59, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by Xing restores Syndicate. . . . first Time in PRICED for this . BUY YOUR FREEZER NOW! FREE COFFEE and COOKIES Balloons for the Kids FREE Frozen Food Cook Book! FREE-B ig Juicy Steaks Sebo, FREE Parking in Ashland FREE-DELIVERY SSf SAVE HARDWARE APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS Two Injured in Highway 62 Crash Two persons were injured in a two car collision Wednes day at the intersection of Crater Lake highway and Del ta Waters rd., Medford police said. Injured were Mary Jane McGoodwin, 35, and Sara Jane McGoodwin, 3Ji, both of 1507 East Main st., Medford. Mrs. McGoodwin was treated for minor injuries. Her daughter suffered a bruised right shoul der and other injuries. They were taken to Rogue Valley hospital by Medford Ambu lance Service, treated and later released. The other driver, James Sorenson, 2985 Crater Lake highway, was cited by Med ford police for not having an operator's license and failure to yield the right of way to oncoming traffic. Sorenson was traveling east on Crater Lake highway and had pulled off onto the shoul der to let traffic pass. He told officers he made a left turn onto the highway to enter a driveway and did not see the car driven by Mrs. McGood win until too late. Stop Me Jackson County event only o o o Visit with SALLY HEFT Hem Economist, coming' Amana's Own Factory direct from th Amana Colony to talk to you . Miss Heft will demon strate the newest Homo F r c z i n g techniques, packaging, etc. . AT Contract 5 Validity of Parks Group Questioned By Lane Judge The county judge of Linn county has questioned the validity of the several parks and recreation commissions in western Oregon counties. Before a group of Linn county residents this week the judge said he could find no legal authority for establish ing such a board until forma tion of a parking district in cluding all or part of the county has been approved at a countywide election and then only after such an elec tion has been petitioned by 25 per cent of the voters residing within the proposed district boundaries. In commenting on the Linn county judge's stand, Judge Earl Miller said the Jackson county parks and recreation commission was setup in ac cordance with the one in Marion county. He explained that the coun ty's order for the establishing of the advisory committee was submitted to the district at torney. In the DA's opinion he stated that the county court had the authority for setting up advisory commissions at its own discretion under Oregon statute. The nine members of the county commission receive no compensation except for trav el expenses, stationery and a meeting location. Judge Miller stressed that the group had no authority but acts strictly as an advisory group to the county court. In the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS Hmmmmmm. I reckon we'll have to talk about satellites today. We've launched a new one (Explorer VII) and it has some interesting points. For example: Explorer VII, tossed into space from Cape Canaveral, carried an automatic gag to make sure it won't make a beeping nuisance of itself. This thoughtful little jigger is a timer developed by the Bul ova Watch Company for the express purpose of telling the satellite, exactly a year from now, to SHUT UP. THIS morning's dispatches JL tell us that this will please space scientists the world over no end. Th- dispatches add: "If there is anything space scientists hate, it's a satellite that keeps talking LONG AFTER IT HAS ANYTHING NEW TO SAY." 0 ,H, BOY! Wouldn't it be WONDER FUL if the same jigger could be attached to politicians? If that could be done, it might be worth all the money we're spending on space ex ploration. THE reporters go on to tell us that Vanguard I, launch ed on March 17, 1958, may live 1,000 YEARS. They add: "It's yipping little voice, powered by the sun, may last nearly as long. Nobody has any idea how to squelch it. As one scientist says, 'all we can do is to listen AROUND it.' " THERE are, politicians like that. As a matter of fact, one of them comes from out this way. I suppose all we can do is to "listen around him." CONTINUING with this space stuff, one of our B47 jet bombers fired a Bold missile the other day ACROSS THE PATH of our Explorer VI paddle-wheel satellite that is whizzing around somewhere out there in the outer void. It didn't HIT Explorer VI. 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