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o o o I . j t fas, L p i f iC iff "i' LcM v .V " iM - M t1 . v, Fm Pl ?v 1 llr I "Vj fpl BOYD'S FrFE II OJpj I Freestone Peaches Assorted S J I f Tomato Juice I TWO I SOl' Li. Regular 35c Each I jiSTTfS9 M ROOSTER JAILED Police officer G. Moore of Los Angeles escorts Chanticleer to his cell after the rooster was arrested for prowling. Officers answered a call that neighbors were reporting strange noises and investigation turned up Chanti cleer who was out for a late stroll. (UPI Telephoto) SECTION C Medford, PAGES 1 to 10 MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1961 Reelection of JFK, Baby for Margaret Seen by Clairvoyant Beverly Hills. Calif. fUPI) President-elect John F. Ken nedy will have a second term in the White House; Princess Margaret will bear a child -probably a boy - in April or July; a prominent world fig ure will be assassinated with in the next six months ... These are some of the pre dictions for 1961 by British clairvoyant Maurice Wood ruff, who claims no powers of "fortune telling" but says he docs have a gift for looking Into the future. Many, of England's leading entertainment and society fig ures swear by his predictions. He has been presented to roy alty four times. A short time before the na tional political conventions in Los Angeles and Chicago, Woodruff issued a prediction that was printed in a London newspaper stating that Sen. John F. Kennedy would be elected president of the Unit ed States. No Crystal Ball He has no crystal ball, and never goes into a trance. "When I do a job of work, I do it logically," he said "Why put on a pair of ear rings, you know?" In predicting Kennedy's re election as President in 1964, Woodruff added that the President-elect would have a "stormy time" ahead of him in the next four years. "I'm a little worried about business activity in the United Stales in the coming months," he said. "It will be rough go ing for about the next six months, but after that-in June or July-it will pick up again." He foresaw the death with in the next year of a well loved world leader, but de clined to name the figure. "I never tell a person I see that he is going to die." Wood ruff explained. "It would do no good. It might hurry along the death." Other Predictions Woodruff also had these predictions for 1961: West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer during the coining year will meet with oppositions strong enough to put mm out of office. Englifh actor Peter Sellers will be made a knight by midyear. There is a very strong chance the monarchy of Spain will return to the throne in the next year. Just how dependable are Woodruff s forecasts? A recent series of predic tions made by the clairvoyant appearing in a British maga zine on well known person alities proved to be correct in six out of seven cases. Some of the predictions came true even before the articles went to press - several weeks after they' were written. He is visiting this country for the first time. Putting on Gloves Cure for Allergy Wilmington, Del. (UPI) - One way to beat an allergy is to put on the gloves-boxing va riety. That's the advice of Dr. El mer R. Gross, Wilmington dermatologist, offered in an article he wrote for the "Ar chives of Dermatology." Dr. Gross does not suggest that the allergic patient step a fast six rounds with relatives or friends. The boxing gloves are to be worn at night to keep the allergy sufferer from scratching his skin. The dermatologist has a set of gloves in his office. They are loaned to patients for a week, and if they prove bene ficial, the patient buys a set. I -minnii )"- ,mta,rAJbto -to. , - imfcKLMiai .m a s. Tribune 5 $100 CHOLAT CHIPS farmers Resorting To Chemical Use College Station, Tex. UTII -More and more farmers and ranchers in the "mesquite belt" of the Southwest are re sorting to chemicals for con trol of pasture brush, accord ing to G. O. Hoffman, exten sion range specialist at Texas A & M College. Diesel oil or mixtures of diescl oil and chemicals have generally proven effective for controlling mesquite he said. DOUBLE SIZE America's truck fleet has doubled in the past 18 years. CLOSED FOSS INVENTORY Today and Friday 'January 5 and 6 IN CASE OP EMERGENCY CALL Sr 2-6189 HUBBARD BROS., INC. 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