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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29. 1962 B 9 father of Evangelist Billy Graham Dies Charlotte, N.C. -(ITli- Wil liam Frank Graham, 74-year-old father of evangelist Billy Graham, died Tuesday at Charlotte Hospital. "He was the best man I ever knew," said the globe circling evangelist who plans to attend funeral services for his father at Calvary Memo rial Church here today. Famed Photographer Marries Second Wife New York - (CPU - Yousef Karsh, the famed portrait photographer, was married to Estreilita Maria Machbar of Chicago Tuesday at St. Pat rick's Roman Catholic Cathe dral. Karsh's first wife, Solange, died last year. Karsh is best known for a collection of 96 portraits pub lished as "Portraits of Greatness." took another informal meet- . the-people stroll today, this time in the steaming and j teeming fabled bazaar of Istanbul. He was mobbed as he wound his way through the i twisting alleys and had gifts ; Johnson stopped every few steps to shake hands with smiling Turks and when he approached a boy with a bud ding beard and open-neck white shirt, he was brought up short when the youth said "How are you. Mr. Johnson'.'" cumquat-sized prayer beads ' in fallcr'g English. RAIL MILEAGE Chicago Of the 238.539 miles of railways in the Unit ed States. Texas has the greater share with 16,496 miles. Illinois ranks in the second place with a total of 12.063 rail miles. and a bottle of inexpensive cologne t hrust into his hands. Orderly Walk The crowds pressing in on him at the covered market re called a similar scene in Tch- I ran but. from all appearances, this was a more orderly walk today as he continued his good will tour of the Mideast. I Dressed in a black linen suit, Johnson stopped at sev eral stalls selling bedspreads and pillows and at others see ing yarn and Turkish slip pers. The vice president looked at some yarn, but did not buy, telling the beaming Johnson told his interpreter to ask the boy's age but the youth answered without wait ing for the translation, "I am 18 years old " Johnson drew the loudest cheers of his bazaar visit when he told his interpreter to "tell him I think his coun try is on the verge of a new era. It will be up to young people like these to make the country advance." Crossed Bridge Earlier. Johnson visited local Gov. Niyazi Aki in his office. En route to the bazaar from the governor's office, the motorcade led by John- (Returns to U. 5. Boston-'l'PI -American Nazi ! leader George Lincoln Rock- well returned to the United j States in a rainstorm today : after his eviction from a hotel ' in Montreal as "an undesir (able person." j Four Massachusetts slate i troopers were on hand when i Rockwell alighted from a i Northeast Airlines plane at ! Logan Airport One of the : troopers escorted him from the plane through customs. Rockwell said he was lak- ing the next plane to Wash I ington. Rockwell went to Montreal ! Tuesday to boost his party's I fortunes in that country. Johnson Mobbed on American Nazi Six Reindicted MeeMhe-People Stroll in Turkey Istanbul, Turkey -JUPli- Vice proprietress "You sure have President Lyndon B. Johnson ! ar attractive place." i son's open green Cadillac con I vertible crossed the Galata I bridge over the famed Golden Horn waterway, known in the days of the sultans as the scene of wild revelries. On his way back to the ho tel for his first afternoon's rest in seven days of travel in the .liddle East. Johnson's cavalcade halted outside Is tanbul's Technical university. tuu rx qn i :j tlj mm FREE SPIN REEL $7.95 Value Polar No. 31 Full Bail WITH PURCHASE OF SPINNING ROD H&l No. 132S-7 Fool 2 Piece Hollow Glass Rod $1125 BUII1 ptJK UlNLT i! V m dm Barbscus Baskets 7"xl 5" tumbler basket! tor rotisseric barbecues . . . excel lent quality but we have an overstock condition. Were 3.95 $59 NOW $2'- Household Scales Hanson No. 4000 Glass Covered Dial with Stainless Steel Rim. Regular $5.95 SPECIAL $4 99 Mauser Bolt Action 7.65 cal. Argentina military semi-sporterized. Excellent condition. $27.95 Military practice ammo for 7.65 cal. Argentina Mauser. $T95 100 Rounds 7mm Mauser military practice ammo. $65 Box of 20 All Power Lawn Mowers in Stock REDUCED ALL LAWN HOSE Both Rubber and Plastic Reinforced Reduced 25 From Actual Former Selling Prices All Lawn Sprinklers Are REDUCEDI SENSATIONAL NEW fir tsua&f MODEL KILLS Insecti with LINDANE KILLS Odor, with CHLOROPHYL mm . ZjL&"L $295 ,' NO Smelly iPKAY ! ' 1! i t- V. POWDER J NO Nostv STAINS ! 1 i, mcsqu ' gia:t fK.r-g ori e'-r ma i lu tn.ccn'. S - , D'esS-i tC)S, tfy or pori fhTt If-!' t OT"30 r. j pr I ft Z- C'Zut 0 T;3i;ff c" f C-'-O'l-r' 0 -Crl f0"-f-' rf - -i FIREPLACE SCREENS All brass or brass with black curtains, 38x24 to 38x31 ... Larger sizes also in stock. PRESTO I New -and the handiest yet! You're free to walk, talk, work . . . while your hair dries silky-soft. Extra-length cord and a "shushed" motor make Presto's new Hair Dryer the handiest yet. Extra-large bonnet, uniform air circulation for even drying. High, low and cool push button temperature settings. And a special Nail Dryer Vent speeds polish-drying. In rich beige and white tones. Comes in hand some luggage-styled hat box carrying case, with unbreakable mirror in lid . . . handy as rcs. $21.95 overnight or $"J799 beach bag. fcfc.lffl'iiilftittti'Jai.iill 1 III il with DETACHABLE CUTTING UtIITO easier, thorough cleaning ... fits any ordinary fruit jar, food can be blended and stored in the same container. V. 4 'a II on-.-'.! ttt.m m :' i-i w"le i-'tg' Cjf to ) .lit ' 1 RcquUr S34.9S Open 8:30 to 5:30 Monday Thru Saturday k KmMWMk null a Main and Riverside Phcne 773-7777 Our 78th Year By Grand Jury I On Fraud Charge I Tacoma - H'PI' - A federal ' grand jury Monday reindicted six men on fraud charges in j volvinR bankruptcy laws and 1 land transactions. ! i U.S. Attorney John S. Obe- j nour said Tuesday a similar 1 indictment against the six had . I been dismissed last April on one count of conspiracy which j now has been changed to two , conspiracy counts. The men are Anthony Fer nandez, Kelso: Raymond T. Duall, Longvtew; Carl .. Pratt and Reuben G. Lenskc, both of Portland. Ore.: Joseph P. Delay, Spokane, and Burl E. Dalgliesh, Utah. They are charged with vio 1 a t i n g federal bankruptcy laws in connection with tim ber and land transactions. All except Lenske also are charg ed with conspiracy to violate J federal laws on interstate j transportation of money ob- j lamed by fraud. The sums allegedly in-1 volved in the fraudulent transactions total about S156, 000. One count concerns trans porting William B. Belcher of Days Creek, Ore., across slate lines in connection with an alleged fraudulent action in volving $40,000. Another charges fraudulent acquisition of a $25,000 certified check from a Trail, B.C. bank. The charge of conspiring to violate the bankruptcy laws by concealing assets involves a $538,000 bankruptcy judg ment obtained aRainst Fer nandez in 1958. Student Loan Fund Approved for OSU Corvalhs - A National De- j Ki.,,it or refuse to grant fense Student Loan Fund 1 loans grant of $250,000 has been j Other regular loans approved for Oregon Stale ' emergency loans are available university by the V. S. offi'-c : through Iho student loan of of education, according to M!-; fice at ditferenl interest rales losh Popovieh .dean of admin-i and for varying lengths of istration. 'time. Any full-time student with: Last year, about 2.000 stu- a 2.75 or B minus LOST IN THE END Lonent, France - iUPU - Re tired policeman Louis Le Bel lour. 55, bet a group of com panions he could eat two yards of sausage. Bellour won. He not only ate two yards, but finished off the meal with an extra four in- and ; cites of sausage. A day later 1 he he died. Doctors diagnosed the cause as indigestion San Jose Doctor Jailed, Charged With Wife Torture San Jose, Calif. -UPII- A San Jose doctor was arrested to day on charges he used acid lo torture his pretty blonde model wife of five weeks. Police answered the call of Dr. Gcza de Kaplany early today and found Mrs. Hajna de Kaplany, 25, bound nude on the bedroom floor of their swank westside apartment. She was in great pain and crying hysterically. Her hands and feel had been tied with white electri cal cord and on a bedside table police found an attache case with bottles of sulphuric nitric and hydrocloric acid and surgical equipment such as gloves, gauze, tape and washcloths. The victim was taken to the hospital with third degree burns of the face and torso. Police said Mrs. De Kap lany had been a San Francisco fashion model before her mar riage and that she had been offered a job last week which her husband did not want her to take. Doctors at the hospital said that it was almost certain thai the acid would leave per manent scars. is eligible to apply for these loans. High school seniors may ' make application for a lo.m to be used during their fresh man year in college providing they have a B plus high school grade average. Students may apply for loans up to $1,000 for the school year, but they inu.st have a definite need for the money for educational pur poses. When applying for a loan, students complete a budget showing their antici pated financial needs. Has One Year The borrower has at least one year after he leaves col lege before any repayment of the loan is due. He may take up to ten years to repay the loan. If the borrower returns to college, enters military service or joins the Peace Corps, the repayment sched ule may be interrupted until he finishes. Interest on NDEA loans is charged al the rate of 3 per cent a year, starting one year after the student leaves col lege. If lite borrower inter rupts the repayment schedule for one of the approved rea sons, no interest is charged during that period. As an added benefit for stu dents planning to enter the teaching field, they pay only 50 per cent of the principal of the NDEA loan plus inter est at the rate of 3 per cent. This benefit applies to full-' time teachers in public ele-' mentary or secondary schools. The National Defense Stu-1 dent Loan funds are admin-1 istered by OSU through the Student Loan office. J. Frank Jonasson is the loan officer. ', After a student's apnlication has been received, it is re viewed by a committee of fac ulty persons who actually j Loans. I Loans are made on the basis of the need for money for average dents were helped through the , education and future goals, ad loan program. More than equacy and accuracy of budg $400,000 in-loan funds were j et submitted, sincerity of ap adininistered last year and this plicant in applying for a loan, w ill be substantially increased ! glades, character references w ith the additional funds for and ther evidence of financial the National Defense Student stability. 4-H News Rt Crttlc Club The Reese Creek 4-H club held its last two meetings at Phillip's and Gardner's. The next meeting will be held today at the home of Frank Hopewell. Members have been asked to take their record books so they can be turned in. Andy Northrop, Reporter RATE OF GROWTH Washington Xn averaga child grows more rapidly li the summer months and most slowly during the winter months, according to medical studies. We're Having USE GATES' CREDIT PLAN Galas Carry Tha Contract BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Firms Reminded Of Service Act With the impending release of reservists and National Guardsmen called lo active 1 duly during the Berlin crisis, I Elmer W. Donahoo, Jackson County service officer, re minded employers and labor organizations of the reemploy ment provisions of the Univer sal Military Training and Service act. Persons who left their jobs to serve the country during the emergency are entitled un der the law to be restored to their former positions with out loss of seniority, status, or rate of pay, according to the bureau of veterans reemploy ment rights, U.S. department of labor. The act gives veterans pro tection of their civilian job rights fop up to four years of military service, Donahoo noted. Because many had al ready served four years dur ing tile Korean conflict, the Act was amended last October to protect the rights of reserv ists and Guardsmen recalled lo duty in the recent military buildup. Under the amendment, those re-entering the military after Aug 1. 1961, will not have their prior service count ed in the four-year period The bureau's "Field Letter No 2D" has the full text of the Reemployment Act. explain ing the 1961 changes in qucs tion and answer form. Dona hoo noted. Copies of the Field Letter and additional infor mation can be obtained by em ployers and rcservisii by writ ing to the Bureau of Veterans Reemployment Rights, 4 1 0 L'. S Court House, Seattle 4. Wash. Assistance on reemploy rights problems also may be obtained locally in Oregon through local offices of the state employment service, county veterans' service offi cers, or the department of vet lerans affairs. If You Don't Find It on the Sidewalk, Go in the Store. There's Hundreds of Furniture Buys Throughout! BE EARLY! SAVE AT GATES BECAUSE YOU'RE PROVIDED WITH: FREE Off-Street Parking FREE Delivery Service No Finance Company Member AFA 400 Store Buying Power !guw'iiinui,ri ij Mutn ii ii " oimtuinre MEDFORD GRANTS PASS 2 DAYS ONLY . . . Thursday and Friday! i jlmm Check These Buys From BROS. Here's a Real Top Value! POUSHID COTTOIMIS Regular 5.98 Value 3 Special Group of Jackets & Sweaters 25 OFF o . . . ctnvtnicnf ptrkinff makal It m nr ta riiit Robinion roi., Pick's and ethtr dawn. Uwn Mtdferd iterai and thopi. USI THIM . . . Thay'rt FME hn you shop DOWNTOWN IN MEDFORD! SHOP EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 IliSiM BROS. Everything for Men and Boy Next to Pick's Apparel Downtown Medford
