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12 A. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31, I960 .j) cs; POW-WOW PREPARATION Here's one Kans., last week end. Indians from several Indian who takes advantage of a modern states tooK part in the colorful proceedings convenience, in this case a car mirror, as he on the Pottawatomie reservation, prepares for an Indian pow-wow at Mayetta, (UPI Telephoto) Three Vehicles Are Involved In Mishap Throe vehicles were in volved in an accident on Highway 99 at the Bear Creek Orchard intersection yester day afternoon, state police aid. Csrs involved were operat ed by Leslie Earl Manners, 65, of 1308 East Main St., Mcd ford, who was waiting to en ter the northbound lane; Oral Vaccine To Give 99 Per Cent Immunization San Francisco-(UPII-The re cently approved Sabin oral vaccine for polio will provide 99 per cent immunization against the disease, according to the director of medical care of the National Foundation. Dr. William S. Clark ar rived here Tuesday for con ferences to determine "a sensi ble approach" to distributing the newest weapon in the bat tle against the paralyzing dis ease. Clark said the vaccine, an oral live virus preparation which can be taken in pill or liquid form, would probably be ready for national use by mid-1961. The vaccine was developed by Dr. Albert Sabin under a $1 million grant from the Na tional Foundation. Field tests, such as those employed dur ing the introduction of Salk vaccine several years ago, will not be necessary since 60 million Russians already have used the Sabin vaccine. Sabin vaccine produces an infection in the patient, al though he is unaware of it and feels nothing. Once the infec tion occurs and antibodies are set up, the patient has im munization for life. Planning Group Elects Officers Portland-OIPU-Frank S. Walshe Jr.; head of the Louisi ana Department of Public Works, today was elected president of the Association of State Planning and Develop ment Agencies holding its an nual convention here. John T. Burke of the Massa chusetts department of com merce, was named first vice president, and James D. Idol, Missouri Division of Resources and Development, was named second vied president. Elected to the group's execu tive committee were: Bernard M. Mcrgeni, Arizona; B. R. Fuller Jr., Florida; Ed V. Storey, Iowa; John H. Sticher, Kansas; Donald A. Davenport, New York; Robert H. Tarr, Oregon; William R. Davlin, Pennsylvania; James A. Bu chanan, Wyoming; Teodoro Moscoso, Puerto Rico; Elton R. Andrews, California; George Mason. Hawaii, and George W. Hubley Jr., Maryland. George Keith Butts, 39, of 309 South Columbus ave., Med ford, who was behind Man nors' vehicle and attempting to pull into the northbound lane; and Roland Alan Olsen, 17, of 198 Cloverlane, Med ford, who was going north on Highway 99. Police said Butts pulled into the northbound lane in the path of the Olsen car, and the impact knocked the Butts vehicle into Manners' car. Butts was advised that a complaint would be filed against him for failure to yield the right of way. Electric Energy Consumption High Salem-IUPU-A continued rise in the average consumption of electric energy by customers of Oregon's five privately owned utilities was indicated by public utility commissioner statistics revealed Tuesday. Customers used an average of 8,819 kilowatt hours last year compared to 8,279 in 1958 and 8,139 in 1957. The average for the United States was 3,585 in 1959. ; produce tcpe lit vg4yflti Mil 11 DEM DRY BONES One of the more intriguing exhibits at the American Hospital association display in San Francisco this week in this model skeleton which caught the eye of Leigh Ann McElmurry. The 62nd annual meeting of the association was opened with an address by Dr. E. Vincent Askcy, president of the American Medical association. (UPI Telephoto) MEDFORD PAINT and Wallpaper Store A1NT tarlTM 6th I Hslly Diagonally Aerou from Poit Office PHONE SP 2-9321 W. Give SIH GREEN STAMPS Prosecution To Rest Case In Murder Trial San Diego, Calif. (UPD The prosecution in the trial of three California youths ac cused in the rat-pack slaying of a Portland marine last month said here Tuesday that it would probably rest its case today. Two Oceanside, Calif., po lice officers testified in the trial of Aristeo G. Torres, Jr., 18, and Jimmy M. Cruz, 20, both of Oceanside, and Fred Zavala, 19, a Camp Pendleton, Calif., Marine, Tuesday. The three are accused ot slaying Marine Pvt. Dennis Virgil Parker on July 3 at Oceanside. In their testimony, the po lice officers said that they questioned the three youths after the slaying and that the youths at first denied partici pating in the attack but later admitted being in the fight. An Oceanside woman testi fied that she found the hunt ing knife which was used to stab Parker on her lawn. Oceanside police have said that Torres admitted stabbing Parker seven times while Cruz and Zavala held the Portland er on the ground. BAG SUFFOCATES CHILD Normal, IlI.-(UPD-Six-month-old Cathy Durham suffocated in her crib Tuesday when a plastic bag fell over her face. FORESTRY PIONEER Yale has the oldest school of forestry in the U.S. Echo Satellite's Schedule Announced Waihignton -UPD- The fol lowing ichtduU hat been announced for the Echo I aielliie in lhii art through Sept. 1: All timet are Paci fic Standard.- Aug. 31 6:14 p.m., south, traveling NE. 8:20 p.m., north 80 de greet, traveling NE. 10:26 p.m., touth 80 de greet, traveling SE. Sept. 1 12:34 a.m., touth 26 degreet, traveling SE. 2:43 p.m., touth IS de greet, traveling NE. 5:52 p.m., touth 69 de grees, traveling NE. 7:58 p.m.. north 81 de greet, traveling NE. 10:02 p.m., touth 82 de gree!, traveling SE. Sept. 2 12:12 a.m., touth 28 degreet, traveling SE. Actress Doris Day Wins Star Award Hollywood - (UPD - Actress Doris Day, 36, Tuesday was selected winner of the "star of the year" award presented annually by the Theatre Own ers of America. Miss Day will receive the trophy Sept. 16 at an awards banquet. She was the second actress to receive the award which goes to a performer successful at the box office and "reflecting credit to the entire industry." Deborah Kerr was the oth er woman winner, while pre vious winners include William Holden, James Stewart and Rock Hudson. HISTORY MADE - Communication:', history was made Aug. 12 when a message taped by President Eisenhower was sent coast-to-coast via an artificial earth satellite. As shown in this artist's sketch, the message was sent from Jet Propul sion Laboratory (at left) in California. The high frequency microwaves bounced off the 100-foot diameter satellite 1,000 miles above the earth, and were received at the Bell Tele phone Laboratories at Holmdel, N.J. The space communica tions experiment, known as Project Echo, is a joint venture of the National Aeronautics and Space administration, Bell Telephone Laboratories and Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Since the first message was sent, two way telephone conver sations have been successfully relayed via the Echo satellite between New Jersey and California. Corvallis Couple Killed In Wreck Sweet Home - (DPI) - David Lewis Powell, 30, and his wife, Betty Jean, 38, of Cor vallis, were killed in a two vehicle accident 19 miles east of here Tuesday on U.S. High way 20. State police said Uie Powell car struck an unloaded truck head-on while it was attempt ing to pass another vehicle on a curve. Driver of the truck, Charles Howard Knight, Crawfordsville, suffered only minor injuries. The Powells, apparently killed instantly, were trapped in the demolished car for about an hour. mm 117 S. Central SP 3-7301 Open Monday and Friday Nights 'Til 9 I 100 PACKAGES OF 5 FROZEN FOOD With Purchase Of New 15 cuo fa. freezer 22B88 GIANT TRU-COLD UPRIGHT Delivered, installed and guaranteed (or this low price. Plenty of room to store food supplies for months. Glide-out freezer basket brings food to you. 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