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Newspaper Page TextSouthern Politicos Planning Strategy For 1960 Elections Washington - Politicians in nine Southern states are plan ning a ballance of - power strategy for use in the 1960 Presidential election. Rather than back a third party, which would be "fu tile" and "ineffective", South ern conservatives hope for a close vote for President -within the 104 electoral votes they hope to control out of a national total of 537. Should such a close election occur, the Southerners figure they could withhold their votes, throw the election into the House of Representatives and force important policy con cessions out of the candidates whose fate they would then control. The key phrase for South erners has turned from "third party" to "Independent elec tors". State laws permit in dependent, electors to be chosen in five Southern states - Alabama, Arkansas, Geor gia, Mississippi and South Carolina. Vote for Electors In a Presidential election, you vote, not for the Presi dential candidate, but for electors who, by tradition, are committed to vote for the candidate of their party. The laws of those five Southern states say that the electors need not feel morally com- niinpn. In four other Southern 1 tarps I ifiiii.sinnn . i pnnpRspp Texas and Virginia - electors must be associated with a Presidential candidate but the law specifically permits state committees to support candi dates other than those of the national committees. Thus, in effect, these states, too, can abandon a major party can didate. Altogether these Southern states have 104 electoral votes - an ample number to prevent either candidate from getting a clear majority, if the elec tion is at all close. Almost Happened . . ' In 1948, for example, this situation almost developed. States Rights party candidate Strom Thurmond of South Carolina carried Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina - 38 electoral votes, plus one States Right vote from Tennessee. The elec tion was so close in the rest of the country that, if a mere 18,000 Democratic votes in California and 7,000 Demo cratic votes in Ohio had been Republican, neither GOP candidate Thomas E. Dewey or Democratic candidate Harry S. Truman would have received a majority of elec toral votes and the election would have been thrown into the House of Representatives. The Constitution provides that, if neither Presidential candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes, the House . must "immediately" choose from the candidates having the highest number of electoral votes, not exceeding three men. Each state has one vote in the House and a ma- COMICI PEARS Rejects from our Gift Pack Bring Your Own Containers Golden Delicious APPLES OPEN S A.M. Till 4 P.M. Weekday - 8 A.M. Till 12 Noon Saturdays PINNACLE Packing Co., Inc. 220 N. Fir jority determines the election. Thus, if the failure of the Southern states to cast their electoral votes for one of the major party candidates result ed in throwing the election in to the House, the same South ern states would be in a posi tion to extract major policy concessions from either of the candidates. House Elected Once The only time the House was called upon to select the President was in 1800. Thom as Jefferson and Aaron Burr each had received 73 of the 276 electoral votes with the remainder split among four others. Balloting in the House began Feb. 11, 1801 and con cluded Feb. 17 with Jeffer son elected on the 37th ballot. Sen. Herman E. Talmadge (D-Ga.) recently urged South ern states to use the inde pendent elector plan. He said the formation of a third party would be "ineffective and fu tile" The danger of this South ern strategy to the Demo cratic chances is felt by Na tional Chairman Paul M. But ler. In a recent memo to Democratic state officials, he said delegates to the National Convention in July who came from states with independent elector plans "may be subject to challenge before the cre dentials committee." Butler recalled that the Democratic National Commit tee last year approved the 1956 convention "loyalty rule" and urged Its adoption by the 1960 convention. That rule assumed that convention delegates were "bona fide Democrats who have the in terests, welfare and success of the Democratic party at heart." Civil Rights .1 ' The decisive factor on whether the- traditionally Democratic Southerners will go along with, the national party, of course, is the kind of civil rights package adopted by the convention. Meanwhile, their independent electors laws are available in case they choose to use them. As for the Republicans, the GOP special assistant for Southern affairs, I. Lee Pot ter, hopes his party will capitalize fully on the re bellion against radicalism which Butler's plans are creat ing in the South." (Copyright 1860. Congressional Quarterly Inc.) Hood River Wafer Outlook Improves Hood Hlver-raPD-The I960 irrigation water supply out look for the Hood River and Wasco county areas Improved only slightly during March, according to W. T. Frost, snow survey chief for the Soil Conservation Service. Irrigated areas of the two counties can expect less than average water supplies with poor supplies to be expected in many areas in laie season. Water content of the moun tain snow packs Is only 62 per cent of the 15-year average and 106 per cent of last year at this date. . Forecasts for stream flow during the current season, April through September, range from 72 per cent aver age to 68 per cent average ior the main stream at Hood River. Flow of White river below Tygh Valley is expected to be 65 per cent average for the same six month period but will be only a fair supply at best. f They'll Do It Every Time ..,-. By Jimmy Hatlo L- v V-JUST HAPPENEP TO BE DRIVING Vwfl" ' "" Vff '' .Ji ' ",' fcJMCf JWROU6H-HEH-HEH-WO I SEZ, &iy,F r rStkMMmkJ-1 Xjm Lister will never forgive me VfiiM't- Ti3saBi7o Low, Absent Acidity Declared To Be Warning of Cancer Editor'! note: This It the tprond of three articles on cancer preven tion, detecUon and treatment writ ten by nr. Warren II. Cole, presi dent of the American Cancer society. WIFE'S IDEA London -ICPD- Transporta tion Minister Ernest Marples, who has won national acclaim for taking vacation trips by bicycle, admitted Monday he really isn't wild about it. "It's my wife who insists on holi days like these-not me," he said. (ft Cflt JnSMmoT I fW&y SHEET c0, PLUMBING TROUBLES? f jff We ira Puns' 0" Servicemen J I o I rll iwh. TKv ' rnu T1"lr w,fu UuBW 613 lost Jackson . f J By DR. WARREN H. COLE President American Cancer Society Written for United Press International A man called his physician and said, "That ulcer's acting up." "Better come in," said the doctor, "I want to see if any thing's brewing." "You mean cancer? You don't get cancer with an ul cer!" the patient said indig nantly. "That depends on the ul cer." The doctor went on to explain that a gastric ulcer can lead to or conceal a can cer. But not duodenal ulcer which Is accompanied by acidity. Low or absent acidity, a condition we call achlorhy- dria, is characteristic of gas tric ulcer-and a warning of cancer. More than 50 per cent of patients with gastric can cer have an absence of acid. and many more have dimin ished acidity. Many Too Late If we could measure the acidity of large numbers of people we could identify those who are high risks for stom ach cancer, diagnose the dis ease earlier, save many lives, and ease the painful frustra tion of treating stomach can cer! So many patients reach us too late. Cancer is rarely an overt enemy, but stomach cancer strikes from total am bush. There are months of si lent growth before symptoms appear, and trivial symptoms of "indigestion" are all too often ignored for another six months, or longer. So help your doctor keep alert for the signposts of gas tric ulcer, achlorhydria and any other condition that has symptomatic kinship with cancer. For example, there's perni cious anemia. Patients with pernicious anemia, in which achlorphydria is so prevalent, develop cancer three times as often as normal people in the same age group. And it can also be a factor in gastric ulcer. And polyps. These small be nign tumors usually occur in the lower third of the stom ach - and so do most stomach cancers. And to tie it all to gether, stomach polyps often are associated with a low or absent acid secretion. They do not account for many cancers, but a small percentage are malignant when first detected, and others undergo malignant change. It is sound cancer pre vention to eliminate them. This is a must when polyps are found in the colon, for here they are often pre-con cerous. They arise in and hang from the lining of the large intestine or rectum, they may be single or multiple, some times many are found salted along the length of the colon The condition is called poly posis and it can be inherited Cancer itself is not inher ited. But polyposis isn't cancer, and examination of the lower intestinal tract for polyps is a wise precaution for anyone who has had a parent or grandparent affected by can cer of the rectum or colon, Ulcerative Colitis Another colon abnormality that must be promptly treated and watched is ulcerative col itis, because the end-state of this condition is frequently j malignant. The more common mucous colitis is not pre-can-j cerous. But what exactly do we mean by that sometimes mis understood word "pre can cerous?" It describes an ab normal state of a tissue, usual ly localized, which tends to become malignant. It is a fore runner rather than a cause. And a pre cancerous condition doesn't necessarily become malignant Another example of benign pre-cancerous lesions is the pa pillomas found in the urinary bladder. They should be de stroyed and checked periodic ally, for they are apt to grow again, even after removal by an electric needle applied through an instrument called the cystoscope. The tendency to regrowth in the same place distinguishes the papillomas from other benign tumors. In deed, the persistence of re- growth is not far removed from growth gone wild - can cer itself. The bladder is a common site, especially among men. And stones can cause chronic irritation and increase the risk of cancer. Injure Lining The same is true of gall stones. They can be multiple and large and it is amazing how the body can endure them at all. Certainly they in jure the delicate lining of the gall bladder and invite cancer. Most doctors believe the best treatment for gallstones is to remove the gallbladder. Tak ing out the stones doesn't stop new ones forming. The gall bladder isn't a common can cer site, but why take chance? And finally, a warning about leukoplakia. It isn't a lump or a mass, but is a pre cancerous overgrowth of cells, most often found in tne mouth, on the lip or tongue or in the cheek. It can be rec ognized as a whitish patch, or granular or filmy area. Other site of leukoplakia are the esophagus, the throat and the vulva. Wherever he finds it, your doctor knows this condition is followed by cancer often enough to make its elimina tion imperative. The question is do you give him the chance to find it? For it is really up to you, which what we shall talk about tomorrow. (Next: In the final article. Dr. Cole will discuss the cancer SOCTFA Group fo Meet April 18 The next meeting of the I public relations committee of the Southern Oregon Conser vation and Tree Farm associa tion will be held in Grants Pass, April 18, starting at 7 a.m., according to Al Smith, Medford Corporation, chair man. Bob Kellso, plant manager, Southern Oregon Plywood, and Jack Sim, Bate Lumber company, are in charge of ar-' rangements of the special meeting, Smith said, and have planned to invite representa tives of the public agencies and Josephine county officials as well as others who have a stake in the economic health of the lumber industry. Smith noted that the meet ing was originally scheduled for April 11 but had been changed to the later date to allow more time to plan the program and issue invitations to the interested persons. Members of the association, other than committee mem bers, in the Grants Pass area are also Invited to attend, Smith said. CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lode Noiicei 1 Special Club Event - --, ,- 3 Personal , MJ 3 Lost and Found ,-, ,- -4 Instruction .... 8 Wanted Male Help ...... 10 Wanted Female Help HMmM 11 Male or Female Help .www 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous 14 Financial At Loans 15 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Fent Apartments 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms. 11 Rent Rooms and Hoard ...... 23 For Rent Miscellaneous .24 Wanted To Rent .-,. 25 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities ....... 32 Wanted Real Estata .... 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances ................a............ 41 Furniture , 42 Musical Equip., Radio, TV , 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous ...... T 49 Dofrs and Pet ,-..., 50 Poultry 51 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock S3 Hay. Grain and Feed 54 Fruits & Vegetables 55 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Logging Equipment 61 Equipment for Rent 62 Trailers 70 Parts and AcceMorlea 71 Cycles and Scooter 72 Car and Truck 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify ... A Business Directory , B Card of Thank C LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE of rrui ICATION M. A. No. 06411 Oregon Land I Office, Bureau of Land Manage-1 nienl. Pur U and. Orrmm Mar. 17 i iu6i). j I Notice Is hereby given that Wil liam e,. ua i dwell ana nis wife Doris Conger Caldwell, of 220 N. 30th, Corvallis. Oregon have made appli cation for a mineral patent for the' Seattle Bar Placer mining claim.! This claim Is described as the N.W. quarter of the S.W. quarter of Sec. I 11, Township 41 S, Range 4 W, and, is in the Upper Appli-gate area of Jackson County, Oregon. I This Drooertv wax located Anrll 20, 10M and filed August 26, 1054 y me aoove namea owners, ana is recorded in Vol. 6D Page 279, No. 371301 in Jackson County rec ords. This constituted an amended location by the same owners, who had held this claim by location and performance ot assessment work I since lmu. i Any and all persons claiming ad ; vcrscly the mining ground, veins, i lodrs. premises, or any portion j thereof, so described, surveyed, Dlatted and auolied for. are herehv I notified unless their adverse claims are auiy tueti according to law and the regulations there-under, within the time prescribed by law, with the Manager, United States District Land Office at Portland. Multno mah County, Oregon, they will be barred by virtue of the provisions oi sam siaiuie. Virgil O. Seller Manager A-Too Late To Classify FOR RENT 1-bdrm. house. East side, oarage, water pd. No pets. SP 2-9770. RUMMAGE SALE XI Mu Chapter net bigma Phi, Fehl lildg., Thurs.. April 7. COMMERCIAL spraying all kinds. io jot) too large or too small. W1THROW. SP 2-5376. SP 2-6851. PAINT NOW before spring rush. ixw prices, uest wortc. &f 3-7231. 18 yrs. In valley. Classified Rates 1 day per word 2 day per word 3 days per word 4 day per word day per word By Line per Month $2.25 (Minimum First Issue 50c) 5C So 10c 12C 14c ESTATE VINTENT P. I1FV1S NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT (No. 10581. In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon for the County of Jack son. Probate Dennrtment. In the Matter of the Estate of Vin cent P. Uevls, Deceased. Notice Is hereby civen that the undersigned, as executrix of the itnlt if Vliifonf P Rnuli ceased, has filed her final account in uie uircuii uoun oi me aiaie oi Oregon for Jackson County, and that Mondnv the 18th day of Am-il, lUtiO, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said day and the courtroom of said court has been appointed by said court as the time and place for the hearing of objec tions thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published March 10. 1HBU. Date of last publication April 6, 1UOU. Mildred Peck Bevla Executrix. Ben Anderson Attorney ftuslness Directory Each line per month -...$1.75 Minimum per month , ys,3 Dead Una on Classified Ada 530 pjn. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ad 10:00 A.M. Saturday for Sunday and Monday. 3 P.M. the day before publi cation for Tues. through Frl. include. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his final account as aonuntstrator of tne es tnte of Charlie Ross Johnson, de ceased, with the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and satd Lourt nas set tne and aay or may, iauu, at tne nour ot louo o'clock a.m.. Circuit Court Room, Court House Building, Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections there-1 to and the settlement thereof. dated and first published this 30th day of March. 1960. Koaney j. uarrett, Administrator BARGAIN CHICK DAY, April 7. 8. & 9. Ten Cobb White Rock heavy breed chicks and 2S-lbi. PURINA BROILER CHOW: a $336 value for S2.69. Limit 40 per person . Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co -Elther Store. ROSEBUSHES. Bleeding Heart, Pe onies, uneniai roppy, uav my. Iris, all growing in containers. BE RR YD ALE FLOWER FARM DAHLIA TUBERS, Glad tola. Be gonia. Canna Bulb. BURPEE'S Backet seeds. ERHYDALE FLOWER FARM SAVE AT'JIM S 25 cartons asphalt tile 7c a tile, 40 cartons linoleum 9c a tile. Inlaid linoleum $2.50 sq. yard. Vinyl asbestos tile, odd & ends, 9c a tile. JIM'S FLOORCOVER SHOP 1256 So. Riverside SP 2-4448 8D Box Nails $10.50 keg. 40.000 ft. zxn iat jo m. &neatmng iunv ber $35 M. 1x8 Rev. B & Batt cedar siding $130 M. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix - White City - Ashland S&H Green Stamps MILLWOOD Lengths 12" to 14" We deliver. SP 3-4871 BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. 20c each. Mail Tribune office. 33 North Fir. FOR RENT Store i lus warehouses, 3-6079. Good location. S. BLOX BLOX BLOX 2-foot and under Big double or single load S&H green stamps MEDFORD FUEL Tel. SP 2-21 1 1 HEATHKIT From your authorized factory reprcscmnuvc. souinern ure. Northern Calif VERL G WALKER CO. 205 W. Jackion SP 3-735? Medford. Oregon "OIL TO BURN" MOBILHEAT S&H Green Stamo,. too. MEDFORD FUEL CO call 5P 2-2111 NEW ROCKET SNAPS, Ruffled i Dwarf Snapa. Stocks. Pansles in monm. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM FIR SLABS BIO DOUBLE LOADS GREEN S & H Green Stnmps MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdford, Or.' Q Wdneiday, April 6, 1960 C-Card of Thanks I am sincerely rratefu! tn Mr & Mrs. D. E. Millard, Knights of Pythias, Disabled American Vets, Eaoies LodCf Amprlcnn T jioinn nnii Townsend Club, for their many kind act of sympathy during my sad bereavement. I especially want w uimuk mr. jvirs. l-eo nusno for their kindness. My appreciation cannot be adequately expressed. Mrs, mill Anart 3-PERSONAl COSMETIC sale. SP 3-6448. HIGH QUALITY STATIONERY Busineits Personal Special Prices SP 3-4761 or NO 4-177 ALTERATIONS St Dressmaking" MORSE SEWING CENTER 319 S Central SP 2-273B Lila Lilja IS HOME CRATERIAN BEAUTY SALON BAWLEIGH Products. SP3-438r MY PERSONAL ATTENTION " to your Income Tax Reports. SP 2-9281. ANYTIME Alerle Norman Cosmetics 214 Fluhrer Bldf. PROMPT TAX SERVICE 3512 Table Rock Rd. NO 4-1331 DENTURES repaired It re-lined while you wait. Day or ev. Ph. REAL ESTATE LOANS to S2300. Commercial Industrial Finance Corp., Main & Riverside SP 3-4384 2-5PECIAL ClUB EVENTS WOMEN of the Moose will hold ! Rummage Bala at Moose Hall. 11 So. Newtown. April 8th from B to 3. WOOD FOR SALE Immediate Delivery 16 Dry Body Fir Cord Black Oak & $1Q0O Laurel -Cord I O Wt have wood en hind o give us a call . . . SP 3-1855 After 6 p.m. Weekdays All Day Saturdays and Sundays Power Project in Tillamook Sought Washington - (UPD-The Fed eral Power Commission said Monday the Tillamook, Ore., Peoples Utility District has asked for a preliminary per mit for a hydro-electric proj ect to be built on the Trask river in Tillamook county. The project calls for a ISO foot dam to create a reservoir with a storage capacity of 120,000 acre feet of water and a powerhouse "with an Instal led capacity of 30,000 kilo watts. No cost estimate was announced. A re-regulating dam and power house with capacity of 3,000 kilowatts would be built upstream. LEGAL NOTICES Ashland Mortuary Is Bought by Gordon Hays Ashland-Mr. and Mrs. Gor don Cl. Havs vesterdav an- cheek up and what It should nounced purchase of the Ash land mortuary from Conger Morris Funeral home, Med ford. Hays, a former assistant manager for Conger - Morris, had managed the Ashland mortuary for the past five yean. A native of Iowa, he has lived in the valley since 1948, Sexton Radio Gets High Gain Antenna Installation of a new high gain antenna for the Sexton radio system was announced recently by Dale Prentice, sec retary-manager of the soutn era Oregon Conservation and I Tree Farm association. The new antenna, similar to the one installed on the Roxy radio system last fall, ! is currently being tested, pren tice said. The main reason for install ing the new antenna is to in crease the iringe area recep tion, he remarked. Since logging operations are moving further away from populated areas, it becomes increasing ly vital they maintain good radio communication with the base station for routing opera tional messages as well as pro viding fast response to emer gency messages. Testing of the new antenna will be complet ed in the near future. Prentice said. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Suit In Equity FILE NO. &R-S26-K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE UF UKELiON FOR TliK uuuisi i or JACKSON PAULINE M. SMYL.IE, FlalnUff, VI. DAHRELL L. SMYLDE, Defend' ant DARRELL L. SMVLIE, Defendant. TO THE ABOVE NAMED PLAIN TIFF. PAULINE M. SMYLIE: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby re- quired to appear and reply to the imenaea answer, ana answer ina cross complaint xuea agaiiui you In the above enUtled suit within four (4) weeks from the data of the first nubllcatlon of this sum mons; and If you fall to answer or otherwise fail to aDDear in said suit, for want thereof, defendant will take a decree against you for the relief prayed for in defend ant's amended answer ana cross complaint succinctly stated as follows: For a decree or inis court dis solving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant. For a further decree of this Court granting to defendant the custody of plaintiff's and defend ant's minor child, Barbara Ann Smylie. For such other and further re lief as to the Court may seem m a e t and equitable In the premises. This summons Is published by the order of the Honorable JAMES M. MAIN. Judge of the above en-, titled Court, made and entered in 1 said Court on the 21 day of March, I960, directing that this summons be served by publication thereof once each week for four successive weeks in the Medford Mail Tribune, a newspaper pub lished and of genernl circulation in Jackson County, Oregon. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION; 23rd day of March. 1!00 ..mYt DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION: 13th day of April, 1000 O. H. Bengtion Attorney for Defendant 230 West Main Street Medford, Oregon CALL FOR THUS TO BUY AND RKMOVE HOUSK Sealed bids will be received by the Medford Chamber of Com merce. Room 2. D'Aniou fiulldl:.. inn ana souin temrai Ave., on or for the sale and removal oi tne house and garage at 304 So. Cen-1 tral, Medford, Oregon. Bid forms and instructions to the bidder may be obtained at the Chamber of Commerce office Room 2. D'Aniou Building. I MEDFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Don McNeil, Manager No. 10752 vfiTirv vn r.RF.niTORfl m finr mnrtiiT COURT OF THE STATE Ur r VJIV .Jjwcv- GriM crvi T 1MT V in h Mnttrr of the Estate of VHPn vi htickleV. alto known as Fred Holly Stlckley, also known Deceased. . NOTfCB IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above court has appointed MIMrorl HnlM ML'limifll. Ifie UnUBT- iirnert. executrix of the estate of as Fred Holly Stlckley, alio known m m W u NirpKlllV. OErBMEU. All persons having claims against said Mtata ara hereby required to pre sent tne same wnn prjpe. vwwtii- mrm nrithln T months fTOm thlS date at the offices of Frohnmayer, Lowry, Hogan v wauierage, Cooley Theatre Building, Medford, Oregon. . . ... uaiea ana iirsi un Iflth dav of March. I960. Executrix Security Insurance & Realty A-Too Late To Classify s BR. HOUSE Concrete founda tion, city water, sewer. Insulated, close in, 330 Edwards. a.UOO, $1,000 down, 173 per mo. SPa-8310. SflSCEIXANEOUS Sal rrWhy. April B, H a.m. to o p.m. yu rummage, a tahle of baked foods also good variety of Jellies & jama RI D S. Church Annex at NOTICE GARAGE open for business at 2S0S HOWara Ave., lornieny nmjuaw Garage. SP 3-4217. Jim Huklll. MUST SELL Ladles yellow gold diamond set. apprax., i-a le. Appraised a.000. Make offer. Write Tribune Box 8829. For Action ... Use Tribune Want Ads Somaffmaj fha word "rvlc" It ovar worked, but in our com wo havo a faff of ton parsons to mako luro wo roally givo good Mrvico. Wo Sell and Serva the Finest Insurance Protection! All Forms of Insurance! Phone SP 3-7325 48 Hawthorne Ave. OH Street Parking Vara Robinson Al Pottar Jolin lly Hank Hart Chris Barkat . 1 u. . . .. ll 1 1 1 I III A. mi main .mm Z 1 o ? Fortune nr i Earhart Park -L as low - AS Los Angeles-1IPD-An Amer ican Airlines DC 7C carrying j I 68 persons landed safely Mon day at International Airport with one of two tires on its left landing gear blown out. I Phona SP S-429S DAILY'S U-DRIVE Mtdtoral lr ft East Side Mew Homes 12 TO CHOOSE FROM All Sizes . : . Prices . . . Colors : : . Floor Plans Custom Built by Some of Medford'' leading Builders South Ind Wlllsmarta Strati Off fait Mai Street $ 675 DOWN PLUS CLOSING eAbhabt IPAKt Wonderful Eastside Residential Area Medford Schools Recreation Area 30-Year FHA loans Paved Streets All New Homes , View Lots Lots As Low As $2,500 Choose Your Own Builder ! Vandergrift-Leever-Whalin Realty 328 S. Central Medford Phone SP 3-5391 Tract Open SUNDAYS Noon to 7 P.M. WEEK DAYS 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.