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B MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORB. THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, I960 Shop Groceteria This Weekend EVERY 1 HOUR from 10:00 a.m. till 6:00 a: FRIDAY and SATURDAY "H ' h in ' ofe PERSHING MISSILE-Named in honor of General of Armies John J. Pershing, the Pershing missile recently was suc cessfully test fired from its new transporter-croctor-launcher. The new type launcher will permit the Pershing to be transported to an unprepared site, erected and fired in a matter of minutes, according to the Army. District 6C Schools Will Open Sept. 12 Central Point Schools of District 6C, which include Sams Valley. Gold Hill, and Central Point, wilr open Mon day, Sept. 12, Superintendent Charles A. Meyer announced today. School buses in all parts of the district will operate the first day on the same schedule as last year, he said Ail cafeterias except the Central Point Junior High school cafeteria will operate the first day. The cafeteria in Central Point Junior Hign and Elementary school will operate If completed. Mdyer said construction is not yet complete, but may be ready for school opening. He said insurance covering any accidents to school chil dren will be available for $1.80 for children in grades - one lo eight, and $2.50 for for Crater High school stu . dents. Included in Insurance Meyer said "it is doubtful if there is any other insurance of any kind that covers so much at so small a cost." It Includes a death benefit of SI, 000; loss of both hands, feet or sight, $1,000; and a loss of one hand or foot or sight of one eye, $500. He noted that children are covered to and from school provided they are on direct route between home and - school. George Johns will be prin cipal of Central Point Junior High and Elementary schools, and Richard Traylor will be vice principal. William Brew ster is principal of Jewctt school, and Robert Jobe will be principal of Sams Valley school. Arthur Straus is prin cipal of Crater High school and Ron Lamb will be vice principal. District 6C will have 113 teachers this year, Meyer said, and 64 non-certificated per sonnel. Meyer said thai If construc tion at Jewett Elementary school in Central Point is completed, grade three will be moved to the new rooms. If construction Is not com plete, grade three will be housed in the Central Point Junior High and Elementary site, Meyer said. . Fraternity Gives Chapters 'Way Out' Portland - IUPU - Delegates to the national convention of Sigma Nu fraternity Wednes day approved an amendment giving a "way out" for chap ters facing a mandate to end racial discrimination or "get off the campus." The controversial amend ment, which passed by a three-to-one vote, would allow chapters facing closure be cause of racial discrimination to appeal to the fraternity's high council for a waiver of racial qualifications for members. Navy Men Now Can Carry Liquor Aboard Ships Washington-IUPD-Navy men now can have a bottle in every port. But the high seas will remain the dry seas. A new regulation permits naval personnel to ca'ry liquor aboard ships and planes. But it must be kept untouched under lock and key until the men reach shore. Naval officers said there al ways had been a lot of "petty cheating" on the old ban on carrying liquor. The change in regulations, announced Wed nesday, puts the Navy in line with the Air Force and Army. The new regulation, how ever, does not put the Navy on the same footing as the British navy which, from time immemorial has allowed its seafaring men to have a nog gin of grog while aboard ship. Under the new U.S. rule naval personnel may carry a gallon of alcholic beverages aboard ships and aircraft. They may not drink it until they go ashore. While in trans it it must be registered with the commanding officer and "stored in securely locked compartments." Jury Ponders About Where Alcohol Was Jackson, Miss Was the alcohol the policemen smclled on Wilbur Dairy's head or on his breath? Drury, charged with drunk driving, said the odor of al cohol came from hair tonic. His barber testified that Drury received a haircut and tonic treatment at his shop on the day of the arrest. He said the hair tonic was 70 per cent alcohol. But policemen said in their opinion. Drury was staggering when they ar rested him. The case ended in a mis trial when the Jury gave up after three hours of debating the question. "Old Sailing Ship Now Tourist Draw Beach Haven, N. J. "Lucy Evelyn," say people around here, "is beached as high and dry as a marshmallow in a drained cocoa cup." She is a 140-foot packet and sailed the seas for many years. Now, the ship serves as a tourist attraction and houses a gift shop. Built in 1917 for $64,000. authorities claim it would cost at least $200,000 to du plicate her. Committee Watches Fishing Operations Astoria-flJPIi-Mcmbers of the legislative interim committee on natural resources were out on the Columbia river near here Wednesday to observe commercial gillnet fishing operations. The committee was sched ule to go out again today for a first hand look at sports fishing in the area. Following its observations the committee planned to com plete drafting its natural re sources report for the 1961 legislature. Woman Named To Head Nixon Group PortlandlPtUMrs. Collis P. Moore of Moro has been ap pointed vice-chairman of the Oregon Nixon - for President committee in the Second con gressional district. State Sen. Anthony Yturri, chairman of the committee, announced Wednesday. Yturri said Mrs. Moore would be in charge of the Nixon activities in 18 Oregon counties, including Baker, Cook, Deschutes. Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Hood River, Jefferson. Klamath. Lake, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Wasco, and Wheeler. 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