Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 07, 1962, Image 27

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Newspaper Page TextDestroyer Coming Back To Portland Portland -OJPD The destroy er escort USS McGinty is com ing home after being gone nearly a year. Lt. Cmdr. J. E. Kearney, commander of the local Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center, said the ship was expected to return July 17. It left Portland last October for a tour of active duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Far East. Most of the crewmem bers aboard the ship are from Portland. The vessel was ac tivated last fall. jj Cliff Char Briquets The Charcoal Chefs Prefer Wizard Charcoal Lighter low row Wl Hudson House rWV. J fl! I CCT diiceu to (I Pineapple II Golden Slices of Tropical Fruit . . . Regular 25c Each II Plus S&H Green Stamps r flvJ Dundee W Apple ft. Sauce i 1 I Stock Up and Save at Piggly Wiggly 1 1 pu S&H Green Stamps ' L COCA-COLA, 7-UP, DPU! LARGE 28 4 Bottles Plus Capehart Washington -lUPli- Sen. Ho mer Capehart (R-Ind.) has called for a military invasion of Cuba "right now" by U. S. forces to drive out Fidel Cas tro's Communist regime. "I think you have to do it," Capehart declared. "It doesn't make any sense to send troops 10.000 miles away" to Thailand and not send them into Cuba only 90 miles off U. S. shores, he said. Long Advocated The Indiana Republican, a member of the Senate For eign Relations committee and its Latin American subcom mittee, has advocated U. S. in tervention in Cuba since Cas PfGGLY Ilk, 49 qt. 49e or NESBITT'S ORANGE - OZ OoposiU BOTTLES 49c MEDFORD MAIL Favors Prompt American Invasion of Cuba tro's government clearlyl emerged as a Comunist re- gimp. Bachelor Tired of Calls From Women St. Albans. England -HTD-Bachclor Charlie Hand, 41, is getting tired of having women phone him to ask for advice on birth control and family planning. The trouble began when a post office official notified Hand that his number had been changed. The phone immediately started ringing. It turned out that the family planning clinic here had the same number. WIGGLY KRAFT Cottage Cheese If' Pint Carton TIDE OXYDOL CHEER DREFT IVORY Flakes or Snow TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Capehart said he felt Prcsi dent Kennedy had no choice but to send forces to Thailand "Mothers ring me all day. Some don't seem to believe 1 me when I try to explain that ... ,, . its a bachelor flat with no family planning department, ' Hand complained. "I wish they would stop pestering me. i can t give any advice on family planning." Hand took hope, however. "I am told a new telephone directory is being prepared. I hope this will put a stop to this business." Lean, tender round steaks from Swift's Premium or U.S.D.A. Choice aged beef are specially priced for sav ing at Piggly Wiggly this weekend. They're cut thick for Swiss steak or thin for pan frying. Lean Sirloin jb jjijj Boneless Top Round Tender Cube Steaks Link Sausage GIANT SIZE DASH Salvo Ivory Liquid Liquid Joy Cascade Mr. Clean Spic & Span GIANT SIZE PACKAGES Q in light of the crisis in neiglv boring Laos. But he said ac tion against Cuba was even more important. "I'd invade right now," Capehart said. "I'd make the effort and succeed," unlike an ill-fated invasion attempt "JT" r"es, lasl rar- 1 With Own People Askpd jf e , ht Cubl)n rtrjatCs in ,his counlry snuW be llsed for (hp inv. sion force, Capehart said, "I'd London - (UPD - Maurice Greenspan's television set burst into flames Wednesday night while he was watching a concert of hot jazz by Amer ican band leader Count Basic. 1 1 ygtf fTymouth v Jet MARGARINE Fresh Frosted i PJ 6 a I00 I TURKEYS I II 6-lbs. to 6-lbs.-15-oz. Average pjiTTl SSaaal aifjaSkaaB lHiMBi VTAMPsI iUND STEACC I fjgfmmtm K JTLj Dllinn P?lfrt Swifts Premium 7Qc Jl i ii i i i m b m mjy m. m m. nr us. choice iu. m m m 1- - ' Bug Tip Roast 69 r,:-lM WEB SZE ZEST 2 k .m S IWZi: premium LAVA 2Ci27e III v&m mmi ivory 4 29c m it n QlC IV0RY - 3r.i35c g O4 IVORY 2 37c M Giant package t2-o. bottle 22-o7.. bottle 20-ox. package 28-im. bottle Large package p Q I 2 Sav You Spend With S&H GREEN STAMPS J Stewart at King Streets OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P R go in with our own people. Capehart said he saw no hope of the West saving Laos, even if a neutral government Early Day Peddlers Popularized Items New York-H'PH-The store went to the customer in early America. Shopping was done in reverse. This was accomplished by the Yankee peddler, the An tiques Fair News bureau re ports. The peddler and his wagon were responsible for popularizing such things as shelf clocks, the famous Hitchcock chair, pewter, but tons, tinware. PIGGLY WIGGLY Del Monte Sweetheart j TOT IIITAMpS were established there. "I think Laos has been lost to the free world for two or three years," he said. But forces should be main tained in Thailand, he said, as part of the U. S. commit ment under the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) agreement. WAR HERO RECOVERS Pall Mall, Tcnn. - lUPli -Sgt. Alvin C. York, 74, World War 1 Medal of Honor winner, was released from a Nash ville hospital Wednesday and returned to his home here. Doctors said the internal bleeding which hospitalized him May 29 had stopped. Tsl (liMLI I I G B L i -1 l,HI I n I I, RL t -.1 Ut. t Sjl MITAMPsJ l!l TAM P sj IsTAM Psl 1ST M f J I TA M fl TA M P Swifts Premium IJVfC nfi& l or U.S. Choice lb. jf O r v II V CUnirt, For Meals In A Q8C-K&1 ' Ih mm ll " Hurry iu, Jf J yL; i PricM Effellv Jun 7, 8 and limit Right Raicrvad THURSDAY. JUNE T. 1962 Prison Term Meted In Income Tax Case Portland HOT - Portland radio and television personal ity Robert A. McAnulty Wed nesday was sentenced to three months in Federal prison for failing to file tax returns. McAnulty, 38, pleaded guil ty of failing to file tax returns during a three-year period. Federal Judge Gus J. Solo mon set the sentence despite picas for leniency by McAnul ty's attorneys. Judge Solomon scheduled the sentence to begin in two weeks. TAMPIJ I mm A Or ' ISTAMVJU D 5 Halt Rejection 01 Scriptures, Garham Warns . Chicago - lupn Billy Graham urged mankihd Wednesday night to halt iu rejection ot ;he Scrlpturej be cause it is either "back to the Bible or back to the l,,ni In holding his loneest ice since his crusade here, the evangelist told a crowd ejti mated at 29,000 as he held out " "i used to say thii was the world's best seller. Up to a few years ago it was. Now the writings of inin are the world's best seller." -ontinuously holding up his leather-bound Bible for all to see, Graham warned that the world would experience an. archy and savagery such as it has never known if the Bible were allowed to be de filed by its critics. "There is in America," ht said, "a movement designed to tifke away our traditional concept of God, to take the Bible out of our national life. If this movement succeeds, then 'In God We Trust', will be removed from our coins. future presidents will be sworn with their hands upon the Constitution and chap lains will disappear from tha Congress and armed forces." Graham invited the audi ence at the McCormlck Placa Convention Hall to make "de cisions for Christ." About 391 persons answered his plea... The service marked the half way point of Graham's three week crusade that ends with an afternoon rally in Soldier Field. Suggested Medicine Chest List Is Given C h I c a g o-UPD-H o w welt stocked is your medicine chest? Probably not , well enough to handle minor emer gencies, says the American Medical association. Here's a list of suggested items: aspirin; calamine lotion for minor skin irritations and insect bites; a cough syrup with no habit-forming drugs; petrolatum for chapped ikln, burns, cuts and bruises; ad hesive bandages and tape; roll bandages and iterua gauze pads; an oral thermom eter plus a rectal one lor small children; a bulk or mild saltne laxative; epsom sails and rubbing alcohol; an anti septic for wounds and cum that soap and water won't clean. . Court Records ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT Ruuell Bruce Jackton. as, t2 1 u R Aihlanri. drivln whJla under the influence of lntojdcatinff iquor, 200. and 30 dayi. Louli N. Maurer Jr., violation ef baalc rule. 15. David W. Anderion. violation f L banic rule, flS. . . ' ueorae iu. (Jiowara. vioiauon az biflic rule. flfl. ... Dean R. HiacKDurn, onowyta traffic Hignal, .V ' ' Albert F Rhoadei. disobeyed traffic lignal, 95. Jonn n. jruuer. vioiauon ox pmm rule, 15. DISTRICT COURT William Eusene newun, no op erator'a liceme, 95. Walter Budovic. lauure io wop. KODerc EiQwara dcii m, ns buhim utility commitiion permit, 938. - ...... Robert Jonn uoni, overioaa. Kenneth Paul Paulson Jr- viola tion of basic rule, 935. Freddie Dwayne Cocrut, b Itructed vltlon, 910. Bernard vmtion, overneig m ioaa. hubo Lanieaon seu wr-, so itructed vision. 110. Artnur Frearicx mini, ovrioaa Ethmer Howard Boen, failure t yield right of way. 91ft. Liflruy Virgil uimymrt othiuni Donna Rat Hen, no operator'! liceme. S3. . Cecil comer, overioaa. ze. Willie Lee Byrd. overload, 9W Charles A. Crane, overload, 925. John Henry Kendle, overload. r rea n. IDUni. nverioaa. Alomo Burnett Guirt. dlsobcyad . 41J top tfgn. $18. HerDert un.nnier unw, ibuiu to Hop, Arthur F. Hatha, overload. $30. Robert Allen ritxalmmona, over load. $31. SO. . Joe Robert Oliver, everwIdUl load. $H. ,. David Champy McCollum, dta obeyed stop alsn, $15. CIRCUIT COURT Rhea Either Klukkert va. John Benjamin Klukkert, divorce decree. Woodrow W. Edwarda va. May Francea Edwarda, divorce decree. Chria A. Ralph va. Lola M. Ralph, divorce .lecrea. . Lajuanla Sue C.-aword va. Troy T. Crawford, divorce decree. . Alice Rae Wllliama va. Paul D. Wllliama. divorce decree. Shtrlcy D. Hanaon va. James A. Hanaon. divorce complaint. MARRIAOE LICENSE APPLICATION " . Robert Lee Alley. 109 Nob HI)!, Aihland, and Carolyn Ann Tlefa, route 1. box 317. Talent. Charlea Robert Jenkina, fur"", Arli.. and Sharon Eva BlckVI.1 1004 we.t Ninth at., Mediora. Lorenco ueorae miner. jacKac,- t - vllle. and Judith Ann Morgan, ' if Eaut Ninth at.. Medforo. . , , jamea Paul runaion. e- nr. it. Medford. and Gloria . ' Kauai. Hawaii. 1 "--..' Haloh Edward Craif. 'ntx, and Jacqueline Kay Howard. VOl, South Pacific hlshway, Med. Kenlth A. Yanden. mi. naau. Calif., and Corrlnne O. Dahl, rout 3, box 185. Medford. William Charlea Hooker and Janet Ellen ferjuion. both St Hilt. CGlen Franklin Kaye. tOlt M. Pitt ave.. Medford. and Harriet Lynn Wl.t, 44 North Oranfi aU Medford. Michael Kent Cherry. J894 Orctt ard Home dr.. Medford. and Ja net Marie Smith. SIT South Grape at., Medford. Ronald Data lnman. Hlllaboro, and Barbara Jean Nichols, $tl Weat 11th at., Medford. Genrsa Harold Moaea, $10 Glen dale ave., Aehland. and Alyna Kaf Slehenlllt, 873 Glendale ava.. Ash land. . .