Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 31, 1962, Image 22

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON THURSDAY. MAY 31. 1962 C 7 S3 BUTTER FINGER, BABY RUTH (ANDY BARS 16 99 Reg. 10c Bar -m, ii "c J 7. 41-4-.. iijj rj. m-nrwui i-wu. . . , .j.mL, Hpw-1 - I I- r H- - r 1, rr-r-1 e. ! , ' Bananas j ' ' ' ' 'N ' N: 1 Fruit jj I yQ 2 21 H 'ox 4V 4 X. . Bitf 1 Cello v. i , CeII I Wrapped W Wrapped II I a ra 18c REG. $2.49 COMFORTAIRE VENTILATED CAR CUSHION REG. $3.98-50-FT. 3-TUBE UlfJYL SOME REG. $1.98 ALUMINUM LAWN EMM 2-GALLON LINEN WATER BAG Closed Top New Patented Spout Reg. $1.49 99? $I3" HI WEST FRESH FROZEN "MIX 'EM" 9 and 10-Ox. Fkgs., V LUC I HDLLC (Case of 24 THUNDERBIRD SADKIGH SPREAD Fresher Spread SWANSDOWN HAWAIIAN. LEMON CHIP, ANGEL FOOD HIX M.J. B LOW EVERY DAY PRICE COFFE l-Lb. Can I ALUMINUM FRAME I Hirsch-Weis 4-lb. CELACLOUD I universal d5b V0,T STAT,0N WAG0N ESKIM0 PORTflBLE I I PACK BOARD SLEEPING BAG V I fl AIR MATTRESS MtMHB 1 I Flannel Lining f Req. $18.95 V ! V If I ' TlVW!0 Built-in Water 1 Large Capacity 2 Air Mattress Pockets I VI Bf 1 I4 V. . , , I Shut-Off Control I Heavy Duty Duck 1 100 Inch Zipper 1 1 A nf 1 Double Sue Value k Water Level Indicator I Canvas 1 May Be Zipped Together QQ j '-J t Separate Lung Pump USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN Reg UR88 eg. 599 HO iJ Reg. Hg99 ' ' Re, $099 j $999S H $17.95 . TMt' 1 $10-00 1. 1 620-127 REG- 98c 4-OZ. BOTTLE REG. 99c VI-JON MULTIPLE 0 Super Blades GERITOL BREAKFAST VITAMINS Reg. $1.89 98 Reg. $1.50 ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK ITALIAN Reg. 39c 8-oz. Bottle Cauliflower C Large Head Plastic Coated-lnterlocking Springs Sprays 40 HIRSGH-WEIS 3-LB. DACRON SLEEPING BAG Flannel Lined 2 Air Mattress Pockets 100-Inch Zipper 8. 99c $2.89) Relish Qt. Jar STRAWBERRY .4,. 99c 97c 2-Lb. Can 6 9 Film 69 9 Suearyl 6 vitamins -77 . -I r 1 I 1 I : 1 FOR POISON OAK SO KELP ME HANNAH PINAUD AFTER SHAVE LOTION $137 $1.39 Value General Electric Dorm. 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Can and Serve and Delicious Jumbo 19-oi. j.r 49 $!47 Round Tumble Barbecue SPIT BASKET 7"xl2" Size For Barbecuing Chicken, Etc. $88 Reg. $2.98 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmomumsi ESKIMO PORTABLE AIR COOLER 36 TABLET EUFFim Reg. 63c 4S IIB 'losf River' in PacificFounJ in Sharp Left Turn By JOSEPH L. MYLER United Prssi International Washington IUPU - For a while scientists thought they had lost a river larger than 1,000 Mississippis. But it turned out that the river gigantic Cromwell cur rent embedded in the Pacific wasn't really lost. It merely had made a sharp left turn. The story is told in the publication. Naval Research Reviews. The Cromwell cur rent, discovered in 1951, is a submerged stream which flows eastward along the equa tor. It "moves millions of tons of water, more than flows in a thousand Mississippi rivers," the Navy publication says. Scientists of the Scripps In stitution of Oceanography traced the river from the Western Pacific to tfie Gala pagos Islands, which sit astride the equator. Vanishes From Map There, says naval research reviews, it "simply vanished from the map." This was puzzling, if true. John A. Knauss, a Scripps oceanographer who made ex tensive studies of the Crom well current three years ago, revisited it recently aboard the research vessel Argo. He discovered that the cur rent does not disappear at the Galapagos Islands. Instead, it veers to the north, returning to the equator later on the eastern side of the islands. This does away with one mystery. The Cromwell cur rent still has others. Oceanic rivers aren't new. There are the Gulf stream in the At lantic, for example, and the California current. Makes Climate Better The Gulf stream carries warm water from its region of origin far to the north. It is credited with making the British climate better than it has any right to be, consider ing how far north the British Isles are. The California current can be identified sometimes by the sea creatures which live in it but not on either side. The Cromwell current wa ters, however, do not differ to any great extent from those to its right or left. It is not notably warmer or cooler than the stay - at - home waters through which is moves. Crea lures found in the current are of the same kind that live outside. Presumably the Cromwell current's existence has some thing to do to with its equa torial location. The Galapagos Islands divert it only momen tarily. Knauss thinks drops of wa ter caught in the current stay there only briefly. "Although the current trav. els across the entire Pacific ocean along the equator, it seems possible," he says, "that any given water particle trav els only a relatively short dis tance within the current." Court Records DISTRICT COURT Guy Alvin Vinson, overlonri. $18. Louit Fredrick Loriangon, no flag on mart, $23. Glenn Virgil Miller, no opera tor'i license $15. Robert Alden Sevey, Inidequata brakei, $10. Frank Armitrong, no itop lights, Richard Arlen Relgel, trapping In closed icason, $15. Walter Warren Guidlce, overload, $1.10. Rfllph Leroy Mitchell, over height load. $13. Eugene Edwin Davis, failure to stop $13. James Harold Hennessey, Myrtle Point, driving while under the in fluence oi intoxicating liquor. $400. Robert Richard Raifertv. no op erator's license, $3. 1 nomas Andrew Fields, no horn, $10 Walter E. Johnson Jr., failure to dim lights, $13. Konert r recincK Scnaefe, over height load, $13. Marguerite Ann Cooper, dis obeyed stop sign, $13. Charles William Bower, excessive overhung, $13. Kathleen Margaret Moore, no ve hicle license. $3. Rae H. Bosworth. violation Of basic rule, $23. ASMI.AM) MUNICIPAL COt'RT Paul Levlson, If), of 136 Seventh st., Ashland, mnllcious destruction of public property, 3-day sentence impended upon restitution of $283, 8:45 pm curfew until June 23. Wallet R Webb, disobeyed traf. flc signal, $5. George M. Brau. disobeyed traf flc signal. $3. Delbert Pugh, disobeyed traffic signal, $3 suspended. Nick Hardesty, violation of basic rule. $20. Melvin D. Hagert, disobeyed stop sign, f). Margaret MacDonald, violation of basic rule. $20. Paul C. McQuat, disobeyed traf fic signal. $3. Ward T. Brook we 11. violation of basic rule. $13. Allen D. Joy. following too close. $20. Miriam L. McGtothlaw. disobeyed traffic signal, $3. Douglas s. Snider, violation of basic rule. $13. . Vera Mnv Ader. violation of ba sic rule, $10 Alice L. Col lard, disobeyed traf fic signal, $3 Manlv F. Jones, Improper left turn. $23. Harry C. Brooks, violation of basic rule. $3. Klndell B. Weir, disobeyed stop sign, $3. A Charles If. Church, violstlon of basic rule, $13. Donald W. Taggart, disobeyed traffic signal. $3. flfnrcr C Rrhafer. failure to OD trate on right side of roadway, $3. John L. i Noian, violation oi dbsic rule. 13. Leona D. MhV.son. disobeyed traffic signal. $5. Dsvid M Parks, vioUtton of ba sic rule, $20. , Ji Karen A. Mayfleld, disobeyed lrafflgnal, t RonMd II. HAway, violation est basic rule, $23. 1 o o o oo o o