Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 29, 1960, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextlO MAIL TRIBUNE. Medfori. Or. f ff g . . . . m a TUe,d,y, M,h2 i,4o Back Si ai rs: Mamie's Weight, Rumors Bombings Study Shifts To Portland Oklahoma City (DPD Two policemen were en route to Portland, Ore., today to con tinue an investigation of Sat urday night's bombing of three newgpaper employees here. The employees formerly worked . for a time at the struck Portland Oregonian and Oregon Journal. No one was hurt. Police Lt. Harold Loyd and a member S the Oklahoma State Crime Buream were re ported to be en route to Port land in an effort to deter mine if there is any link be tween the bombings and the Portland strike. AUTHOR DIES e , Wellesley, Mass.-dJPD-Anne Kimball Tuell, 84, professor emeritus ofe English Wellesley College and author of numer ous articles and books on Vic torian literature, died Sun day. - I By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter Washington-dlPD-Backstairs at the White House: A travel-weary photogra pher was aiming his camera at Mrs. Eisenhower the other day shortly after" she return ed from her two-weeks slim ming holiday at a beauty farm outside Phoenix, Ariz. Some women reporters were exchanging whispered estimates that the First Lady must have lost nine or ten pounds during her Arizona stay. "I know a much cheaper way lor Mamie to lose weight than going to Arizona," said the cameraman. "Travel with her husband." . Mamie, incidentally, looks quite fashionable, the girls say, with her reddish golden hair and sort of a modified pageboy hair-do. Series of Rumors It is amazing how other wise senisble people can hear part of a conversation and unwittingly set in motion a series of rapid-fire rumors that end up with someone calling a press association to ABOUT 45 CALORIES PER SLICE If you want to be an angel from any angle, remember this: There :are only about? 46 calories in aa 18 gram jslice of Hollywood Bread. Hollywood tastes heavenly, too. There are lvegetables and grains ,in its spacial formula. Your whole family will Just love it! llllli v . .. ftet limim tor Naborat Bittn im Mt. C cm. Baked by FLUHRER'S BAKERY inquire about the death or serious illness of the Presi dent. One day recently when the President was moving very actively around his farm in Gettysburg, the rumor start ed in Washington that one of the top brain surgeous at the National Institute of Health had been ordered to cancel all appointments and rush to Gettysburg "for the President." The press associations knew that the President had been ostensibly in good health earlier in the day, but be cause their men in Gettys burg had not seen Eisenhower in several hours, there had to be much checking and re checking with people on the chief executive's staff, Later, it turned out that the surgeon on question had gone to Hershey Penn., on some business of his own and someone with a slightly faulty knowledge of Pennsylvania geography thought that Her shey was about the same as Gettysburg. Collapse Rumored, And one day last week, while the President was busy in his White House office see ing delegation after delega tion, reports popped up in broadcasting circles in Pitts burgh and Detroit that the chief executive had just col lapsed in Georgia. Rumors of this type defy tracing or rationalization. They start sometimes with radio listeners who hear part of a broadcast or misunder stand the part they do hear and immediately start bom barding the newspapers and broadcasting stations with the twisted versions of what they or some, neighbor think they might have heard. There are hundreds of these rumors every year and at least 90 per cent of them must be checked by reporters who are assigned regularly to the White House. It is a pain in the notebook, but still necessary. A report of his col lapse in Georgia when he was hard at work at the White House did not warrant much checking ' because 'of its ob vious falsity- But it still re quired sending messages be tween the cities involved to try to determine just what started the story. No success there, either. Wants Fishing Trip The President has been itching to go fishing recent ly. He must have been read ing some tackle catalogues. At any rate, a stream run ning thr-ugh the Catoctin Mountains near Camp David, Md., might attract him. The trout season opens up there the middle of next month and the President might wet a few flies when he returns from Georgia later in April. He now is expected to leave for Augusta about April 11, Damage Awarded In Truck Accident Phoenix, Ariz. - (DPD - Fam ilies of all 17 Mexican farm laborers killed in a truck ac cident June 8 will be award ed damages. That -decision was reached last night by a U. S. court jury. The same jury recon vened today to determine whether 31 others injured in the accident will also be awarded damages against owner of the truck. The jury made its findings by agreeing to rule on one of the 17 death suits as repre sentative of all 17. It will act similarly on only one of the injury suits, with its finding covering all 31 such suits. The jury of seven women and five men Monday night ordered the truck owner, the Garin Co. of Salinas, Calif., to pay Mrs. Guadalupe de Villa, 29, of Gomez Farias, Jalisco, Mexico, $30,000 dam ages. Similar awards will be j made to other families of men ! killed, based on their age and potential earnings at the time of their deaths. The Garin Co. last week was found negligent in allow ing the truck to be used for hauling workers because of its size. The company also was found negligent for allowing Manuel Gloria Jr., 20, to drive the truck. Gloria was unli censed to haul workers. He fell asleep at the wheel and the truck hit a tree. Y'ALL READ THIS Athens, Ga. - (UPD - "You all," the Southern idiom, may eventually win nationwide ac ceptance. The Georgia Re view, literary publication of the University of Georgia, said it is preferable to such forms as "youse, youse guys, you guys, you fellows, you folks and you chaps." ..fk. : vwm- 111 IkVT I 111 n 17 ri I Fwds ew Falcon Rhero' does won- 1 I LJ n'JlVi ) mJUm-- 1 d with gos, yet ih new 90-horse- IX mmmrn power" Six n oeofed to do a real "lanTt!"- 7 f W T With toilgote flat ther'j neorry 8 fee ' Aiifiii. of load length. Yo can rtoch into any ''j'j j RANCHERO tot's the liwtst-pricei pickup of a!! the leading makes-up to $210 less than other '2-ton pickups! deet a new kind of nk! A truck that seats 3 in comfort . has a big, roomy 6-foot box . . . gives up to 30 miles per gallon ... and saves hundreds on price, gas and upkeep! Some fun, this new ford Ranchero! It'll head for the hills or the beach with a mountain of cargo m back and Falcon comfort for three in front. NATIONAL CAR DEALER WEEK! USED CARS WERE NEVER BETTER! Some saver, too! Starting with lowest price, everything about this new Ranchero is designed to cut costs. It delivers up to 30 country miles on a gallon . . . 4,000 miles between oil changes. Tighter, quieter single-unit construction means low upkeep costs. Replaceable front fenders (they bolt on) list at less than $30. Tires, brakes and parts all cost less, too. We've got it! Come on in! 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Q.Ull 10..ONLY BOY'S PAJAMAS Broadcloth and flannel Reg. 2.98 and 3.19 2 ONLY BOY'S SWEATERS Reg. 9.98 12 ONLY BOY'S SWEATSHIRTS Small sizes only. Reg. 1.49 and 1.98 MEN'S WEAR 8 ONLY MEN'S SWEATERS Bulky Cardigan Sports Sweaters Reg. 12.95-15.95 6 ONLY MEN'S PULLOVER SWEATERS Crew neck and boatneck styles. Reg. 10.95 1 ONLY MEN'S ORLON-LINED CAR COAT Size 40. Reg. 27.95 5 ONLY ZIPPER TRAVEL KITS Full grain cowhide. Reg. 5.00 MEN'S POLISHED COTTON IVY CAPS Natural or charcoal. Reg. 1.98 DOMESTICS 6 ONLY HIGH STYLED BEDSPREADS Double size. Reg. 19.95 to 34.95 14.88 2 ONLY 100 WIIL NORTH STAR BLANKETS I A QQ Reg. 16.95 IU.00 10 ONLY BEDSPREADS Assorted quilted chromspun, mostly twin size. Reg. to 12.98 .. 2 ONLY CANNON HIGHLIGHT BEDSPREADS Reg. 10.98 ....... . ... . 6 ASSORTED WINDOW PANELS One of a color. Reg. to 1.29 10 PAIR ASSORTED TIER CURTAINS - Reg. to 4.98 :...:.. . . 4 ONLY CHAIR SLIPCOVERS Reg. to 9.98 ...... ... 12..PAIR WHITE TIER CURTAINS Assorted sizes. 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Reg. 3.98 CLOSE-OUT SIAMESE JEWELRY, Reg. 2.95 to 16.98 plus tax ODDS AND ENDS IN JEWELRY, Values to 3.95 plus tax .. 2 ONLY NEW BLACK PATENT BAGS, Reg. 12.98 : Plus tax VINYL HANDBAGS, Personalized with free gold initial. .Beige or white. Reg. 3.98 plus tax COSMETICS, Odds and ends in creams and compacts CLOSE-OUT BRUSH REPRODUCTIONS, Regular 99c - MATCHING OAK FRAMES, Reg. 1.49 and 1.73 ........ : 2 ONLY LADIES' ELECTRIC RAZS)R, Famous make. Reg. 10.95 : .... I9c 1.19 29 ICS 3 12 Price! . ... 79c 99c GARMENT BAGS, I QQ an4 ) OQ Reg. and Jumbo I OO flna 4'00 WHITE CHINA CUP AND SAUCER SETS ....... x 19c 6 ONLY DECORATIVE FLORAL CERAMICS, I AQ Rpnilar 3.98 " I 2 ONLY LARGE MIXING BOWLS, J QQ Rmi9i aa ' ii3d I9c Regular 3.98 7 ONLY LATCH RUG HOOKS, Regular 75c 6 ONLY DAISY WINDERS, Regular 1.00 1 ONLY NEEDLEPOINT PICTURE, Floral pattern. Reg. 6.39 ..... GROUP ODDS AND ENDS, Books, Transfers. Values Jo 25c TRICOLANE YARN, All virgin wool. Assorted colors. Reg. 98c skein ... .... ODDS & ENDS TAPESTRY YARN, Reg. 98c skein CONTEMPORARY NEEDLEPOINT, Values to 5.98 ..... -, 1 ONLY NEEDLEPOINT STOOL, Slightly damaged. Reg.' 9.95 ""Cr Q :j9c 2.99 lie 29c 469 2.2ic 2.S0 CHILDREN'S 2ND FLOOR GIRLS' ROBES, Quilted nylons and cottons in pastel colors Sizes 3 to 6x Reg. to 10.98. 5.C3 Reg. to 5.98 00 GIRL'S BLOUSES Broken Sizes. Reg. To 3.98.' 19 GIRLS' WOOL SKIRTS. Pastel wool with matching vests . . . unpressed pleats. Broken sizes 3 to 14. SKIRTS.. ........ Reg. to 8.98 5.00 I Reg. to 5.98 3.00 Reg. to 3.98 i 2.00 -MATCHING VESTS Reg. to 5.98 !. 3.00 Reg. to 3.91 ....2.0fe GIRLS' DRESSES, . . Bright colorful cottons. Broken styles and sizes 3 to 14. Regular to 10.98... SO Keg. to 5.98 2.0 GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR TABLE, Shorts, smart wool jamaicas, sweaters, T-shirts, . plastic rain 'coats, blouses. Exciting assortment of odds and ends. Vq In ac nt 4a 1 OS j U W atfO ..............j.. 1 ONLY LITTLE BOYS' COAT (Camel) Size 3." Reg. 16.88... . 2 ' ONLY LITTLE BOYS CORDUROY COAT, Size 2, Size 3. Reg. 10.98 m ...... 4 ONLY LITTLE BOYS' CO AT, Red Wool blend. Reg. 8.98 ......:.. :. S3c 7.C0 K3 .5.00 G3 LO I o 0 4