Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 12, 1960, Image 8

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    MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1060
Profiles of Democratic Hopefuls
Bv Unittd Prs International reaching a Washington
The men expected to be In
serious contention for the
Democratic presidential nom
Inntlon this week:
JOHNSON
Lydon Baltics Johnson, 51,
' the tall lean Texan whose
wife, ranch, daughters and
family dog all carry the same
Initials he cuff-links in his
clceantlv tailored shirts.
"Somebody has to be in the
middle if you're to get things
done," Johnson said of him
"self list week. It's an accurate
sumup of a career of Senate
leadership In which, as the
youngest floor leader ever
(44 on his election in 1953)
lie pulled together a dissident
minority party. And as ma
jority leader of an out-of-the-White
House party, he has
compromised the way to leg
islation in the last four years.
Progressive, Prudent
"I believe that I am pro
gressive and prudent without
being radical. I think I am
conservative without being re
actionary," Johnson said. He
said he was called a "fighting
liberal" when he first went
to Congress, in 1936, and
quickly became a protege of
President Roosevelt, a "great
Democratic liberal" under
Harry S. Truman and a "vot
ing liberal" against McCar
thyism. KENNEDY
John Fitzgerald ' Kennedy,
43, the U.S. senator for
Massachusetts who says if he's
too young to be president,
Columbus was too young to
discover America.
Second of nine children of
Joseph P. Kennedy, later U.S.
ambassador to Britain, and
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy,
daughter of a mayor of Bos
ton, he became a millionaire
at 21-by his fathers' gift
and displayed almost equal in
tellectual and political pre
cocity. Book Best Seller
His first book. "Why Eng
land Slept." published when
hs was 23, became a best
seller. His second, "Profiles
in Courage," written in 1954
and 19S5 during his convales
cence from spinal surgery,
won a Pulitzer Prize for bi
ography. Kennedy won election to
to Congress in 1929, but the
most dramatic display of his
vote-getting powers came in
1952 when he defeated in
cumbent Sen. Harry Cabot
Lodge Jr. in a year when
Republican Dwight D. Eisen
hower handily carried the
state. Prominent in that cam
paign and in his political ef
forts since have been his
large, attractive and sociable
family, and a keen profes
sional organization.
STEVENSON
Adlai Ewing Stevenson, 60,
twice defeated for the presi
dency by Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower, once declared
when he was delayed in
Headlining YOU
Whip up a pretty veil cap
to top summer clothes! So
flattering - everybody loves
them!
Fashion hits! SIX smart
new veil hats for year 'round
wear - easy to make, easy
on your budget. Trim with
velvet bows, flowers. Pattern
7028: directions.
Send Thirty - five cents
(coins) for this pattern - add
5 cents for each pattern for
lst-class mailing. Send to Med-
ford Mall Tribune. Household
Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old
Chelsea Station, New York
1 1, N. Y. Print plainly NAME,
ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM
BER.
JUST OUT! Our New 1960
Alice Brooks Ncedlecraft
Book contains THREE FREE
Patterns. Plus ideas galore
for home furnischlngs, fash
Ions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers
-exciting, unusual designs to
crochet, knit, sew, embroider,
huck weave, quill. Be first
with the newest - send 25
cents nowl
gagement by the welcome to
Gen. Charles de Gaulle: "It
seems my fate to be always
getting in the way of national
heroes."
Fought Hard Campaign
Stevenson, then seeking a
second term as governor of
Illinois, was drafted for the
presidential nomination in
1952 with the active support
of retiring President Harry S.
Truman. He fought a hard
primary campaign for the
1956 nomination and won it
handily despite Truman's in
terjection of Averell llnrrl
man as a last minute rival.
Relations between St (even
son and Truman are distinct
ly cool. The former president
said recently that Stevenson
isn't decisive enough to be
President, but he has not sug
gested Stevenson or any Dem
ocrat could have won the last
two presidential elections.
Stevenson, whose wit and
erudition brought the word
"egghead" into American pol
itics, has won a large, loyal
and vocal following, but little
professional political support
for the 1960 nomination.
SYMINGTON
Stuart Symington. 59. U.S.
senator from Missouri, is best
known for his seven years as
top administrative official In
the Truman adminislration
aud as a millionaire by his
own business talents.
Solid Liberal Record
Now in his second Senate
terms, the handsome silver
haired Symington has a rec
ord of solid liberal voting,
has been most identified with
his criticism of the adminis
tration's defense policies.
His first Washington job
was as head of the Surplus
BRITISH ACTOR DIES
London - lOT -Arthur Wont
nor, 85, an actor on the Brit
ish stage for more than 60
years, died Sunday.
Property Board. In 11)46 he
became assistant secretary of
war for air and tha following
year, with the armed forces
reorganization, he was named
the first secretary of the U.S.
Air Force.
In 1050, Truman named
him chairman of the National
Security Resources Board, and
in 1951 "cleanup" adminis
trator of the Reconstruction
Finance Corp., then rocked
by the "mink coat" and "deep
freeze" scandals.
Accused Killer 'Wailing To Die'
San Bertinruino, Calif. II'I'II
-"1 don't care what they do
to me. I'm just an old man.
I'll lay here wllhoul outing
or drinking until 1 die."
John Mason, 70, Is charged
with murder. His only leg is
clamped in a 30-pound boot
to keep him from escaping
from the hospital bed where
he Is undergoing treatment
for a self-inflicted bullet
wound.
Sheriff's deputies said Ma
son came to California from
Phoenix, Ariz., tracked down
Clyde Harvey, 56, and shot
him to death In nearby Vle
torvllle July 2.
Detectives snlil a 11)511 real
estale transaction between
Mason and Harvey ended in
a law anil. Mason lost.
"Everybody is against inc."
Mason said. "I worked hard
all my life and lost a quarter
of a million dollars when the
depression came In 1929. And
then I lost all my money
again. That s why I shot him
"1 shot myself because I
got milhiiig to live for. Here
1 am an old man with a bul
let in iny chest light near the
heart and they got this chain
on my ankle.
During the last 15 years,
there has been a 77 per cent
decline in Hie death rule front
i iippenililills.
Announcing . . .
DR. PAUL D. BRAY
Chiropractic and Nalureopalhic Physician
Mas returned to Modford
to Resume Practice
317 LOZIER LANE
Phone SP 2-5082
Shop Wards Q
Monday 'til V
p.m.
Open Daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
I
SALE! Refrigerator
freezer combination
if II . (I. III.
Fr.i.f Soldi IOS tbi.
Dfrltl automatically
248!!
Lowest price 2-door in Words history far less
than other brands with comparable features. Has
3 sturdy shelves that adjust to any height, full
width crisper and separate storage doors.
h ,Y,inii .1,11,. JSJrfi miirtrifrHrtrti.V '
SAVE '15! AIRLIKE
4-speed portable stereo
88
IIO. I4.M
S3 DOWN
66
Plays all siies, all speeds completely automatic.
Adds full, rich tone to stereo and n on-stereo rec
ords. 2 separate speaker systems; dual-channel
amplifier; lone control. With AM radio, 79.88
f 1
1
SPECIAL! Garden Mark 24"
automatic start rotary
5488
DURING THIS
S4le ONLY
Y
5 DOWN-5 MONTHLY
Easy to handle! Powerful
3 H.P. Engine
Slip Clutch staggered
wheel design
Unlnordof stop-and Hail
asel Speed control righl
on lli handle. Wheels
staggered to end tcatping,
r. coned for clou lid trim.
Recoil ilorlcr.
Save 25 !
Carol Brent
a1,'. lrL L
parity girdle
REGULARLY 1.98
Get smooth, com
forloble control in
this two-way
stretch ponty.
Front panel flat
lens tummy. Also
girdle. S, M, L, XL
SPECIAL!
Boys' new
summer
shirts .
99c
SIZES 6 TO 18
Terrific value! Fam
ous Dan River
wash 'n wear cotton-silk
blend in
new selection of
summer tones at
Wards low price!
--.. f V
Save Val
Carol Brent
stitched
cotton bras
66
each
REGULARLY $1
Popular white col
ton broadcloth bra.
Soft lined, stitched
undercups giv
firm support. Elas
tic inserts. Sizest
32-38; A, B, C
Salel Jumbo 24x46" towel
in fluffy cotton terry
C
Fine "Chevron" border
looks costly. Firmly
woven ground, tightly
twisted loops absorb.
66'
ffl
New pair free if
I " ;! "Kij seoms ripl Pro-
m
l S
I3L
SPECIAL I
Guaranteed
saddle pant
for boys
88
Sizes 6 lo 16
portion cut for
slim or husky
boys in rugged
131 oz. collon
denim. Reinforced
Gay Beach Towel
Slrlnr
Rf(. 2.49 .
Blouse Squares
Ju.it fttitrh them up
Aborted Colors
Girls Swim Suits
Slzrs .1-8
Rff. to 2.98
1"
33
I47
Special purchase! Men's
white cotton underwear
10 GALLON PLASTIC
Garbage Can
With I.lrl
Itet. iM
Reinforced T-shirts, knit
briefs, ond othlelic shirts
at a rar low price.
Buy Plentyl S-M-L.
2'-$l Metal Wasle Basket 7o
SAVE 52 1 Men's, boys'
7.99 leather oxfords
Fabulous savingsl P 99
Thick, springy cush- J
loned crepe soles. In
brown, black. 6'j-1 1.
SALE! 6.49 Tru-Cold
8" fan, lilts up, down
Till to direct air flow;
moves 625 CFM. Sta
tionary position also.
Sleel base. UL appr.
4
88
SAVE 6.62-Magic Seal
1 6-qt. pressure canner
19M
Floral dcsljn Handy
Wtt. 1.08
PLASTIC
Juice Decanter
Pnur npnul, Ideal for cool
summer drinks. Kelt. 98c
268
37'
47'
Special
Wagon Bar-B-Q
Electric ftpit, chrome srrlll
Adj. fire box 8 ONLY
18
88
Easy-see sleam
gauge; over-pressure
safety plug. Cast alu
minum. Canning basket,
SALE! All-purpose 3'j-gal.
funnel-top garden sprayer
688
REG. 26.45
Popular sin. Sll
tank, no-clog nozzle.
Sprays weed-killer, in
secticide, fertilizer.
JULY
SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL
10-lb. Charcoal
Briquets
ONE GROUP
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
Man Styles and Colors
Mostly Short Sleeves
Values to 5.95 $97
Limited sizes I
RIGID
PLASTIC SWIM
POOL
6'x8'x 12" Deep
All Steel Frame
Reg. $
15.95
11
88
50' -Vi" PLASTIC
GARDEN HOSE
$99
Special I
DELUXE SPRINKLER
Waters circle or square
Reg. $C77
10.95 J
8 Cu. Ft. Loose Bale
PEAT MOSS
Reg. 4.49
SALE
Ideal soil conditioner and mulch
Stock up at this low price
Reg.
98c
69c
Plastic Ice Chest
Lightweight, durable
Lnrgc capacity a Only
5"
Rear Seal Speaker
Fine (one usual 4.40
Limited quantity
2
88
Boxed Fertilizer
4-lb. for lawn or flowers
Limited quantity
77'
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