Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 17, 1962, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1982 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON 10 A-- Quotes From the News BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Oxford, Miss. Negro student James Meredith, disclosing how he was treated by police in his hometown of Kosciusko, Miss: "They cursed me. celled me 'nigger.' ordered me io say 'sir' to them and searched my car . . . It was typical of the way Negroes are treated In Mississippi." New York Former British Prime Minister Anthony Eden, commenting on the Skybolt controversy: "If I had to choose between putting a man on the moon and continuing the Skybolt project, I would choose Skybolt." Moscow The Communist party newspaper Pravda, ac cusing Soviet government employee Oleg V. Pcnkovsky of espionage: "He dreamed of the lime when he would be in the New York or London night clubs for good. But the ordinary So viet people who worked alongside Penkovsky helped the security police to expose and catch the brazen traitor red handed." Hollywood The late Charlcj Laughton, in a semi-serious description of himself: "On the screen I generally have been cast, mostly by my choice, as a wicked, blustering or untidy character. Now I am ready to admit that in real life Charles Laughton is all those things. I often bluster. I find it gets my own way. I am notoriously wicked especially to bores." They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo 1 4"a ' riO VTlJ? f"SECBETARV 1 0p S7A&E,SCREEN, "Hj;, lrJ6 M ?;.. fv 1 I PADIO.TELEVISION PI) CailLING MR X JW THEY'RE AND POOLSIDE r. -TAvfZrl A THE SAME ONES V HOOKUP.' Jl f'-0 HAM'CTcK V WHO U5E0 TO MAVE N----CL JrfdLL L J 7 YO-' ITHEMSELVES PAGED J S,ff?fV4 r ' K &77) V,ATPAI3K BALL J iiJjllJMI MEIOAXrKSvJI COMINO? -M- ( ,.(L . 'An 3 V?t WEjlfi UX1- '&J'ViM - fvC?" WATCHIM6 "THE SHOW- riSivtiTl lA - T-? ffs mo LlkE TO reO rwkr -ZL Kl umoumt) &zr Three Drivers Cited by Police Afler Accidents Three drivers were cited by Mcdford city police following Investigation of five vehicle accidents in the city Saturday and Sunday, according to re ports. No injuries were re ported. Lyle Harrison Picket!, 74, of 823 Broad st., was cited Woman Files Suit Following Fall A suit, filed recently In Jackson county circuit court, seeks $15,235.55 from the Ore gon Food Stores, Inc., 523 Soulh Central ave., for dam ages when a customer fell in jurying herself. According to the complaint, filed by Mildred C. Bingham, 1208 Murray ave., the plain tiff entered the store May 12, J9G2, at about 5 p.m. carrying a glass milk jug in her left hand. She charges that she fell due to a slippery floor breaking the jug and seriously cutting her left wrist. for disobeying a stop sign after the car which he was driving collided with a ve hicle operated by Jon Gilbert Knips, 16, of 491 Oak Grove rd about 2:45 p.m. Saturday at Fourth and Holly sts., po lice said. As a result of a two-car collision about 11:30 p.m. Sat urday at Merriman rd. and DeBarr ave., Larry Gail Saw yer, 23, of 2595 Merriman rd., was cited for failure to yield the right of way. Driver of the other vehicle involved was Bill Jack Reaves, 23, of 1119 East Jackson St., according to police reports. John Craig Rorex, 69, of 2353 West McAndrews rd., was cited by police for failure to yield the right of way aft er the car which he was driv ing collided with a vehicle operated by Warren Robert Jack, 26, Central Point, about 11:25 a.m. Saturday on West Jackson st. about 51 feet west of the Holly st. intersection. Police are also investigat ing two hit-and-run accidents. Mm CRATER FINANCE $ 135 PINE "poISt1 664-1273 For Christmas Shopping GET A $ Handy Hundred S ' on signature only Loans Is 11300 Home Owned A Operated "MONEY FROM CRATER FINANCE is like MONEY FROM HOME" j Robert James Summer, 19 Jeanette ave., reported to po lice that his car was struck by an unidentified vehicle about 7:37 p.m. Sunday while it was parked in front of his residence. Mattie Beatrice Medcalf, 102 Soulh Orange St., told po lice her car was damaged by an unidentified vehicle some time Saturday or Sunday while it was parked on Eighth st. about 50 feet east of the Orange st. intersection. WANTS OUT Boston -UIPII- Mrs. Lillian Bassett has decided she does not want to take any more of the 3,600 lessons for which she agreed to pay a Boston dance studio 15,000. She has asked a court to cancel the contract. Mrs. Bassett is 88 years old. . TAURUS g- APR 21 I S? MAY 21 n 4- 7.20-64 65 66-7. STAR GAZEK!? VltJ.1640 421 45-52 69 GEMINI y MAY 22 - V JUNE 22 3- 810-24 28 50 83-85 CANCEt . JUMl 23 JULY 23 r.34 36-51-53 ; at 13-18-30-X'. "49-63-84-37 JULY 24 AUG. 2J viaco f AUG 2 ,ivi SEPT. 22 -- in-ti-if -By CLAY R. POLL A N- Your Daily Activity Guide According to th Start. To develop mei.i,oqe for Tuebdov, read word;, corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth iign, 1 Einellnnr 31 Leodfr f Anvr 3? Thing A? Ntatna.1 .13 Or 6.1 Op .ii CooMfodve RpQir LWKA .tCT. 23 r4 OCT. 23 4W m-29-32-38 41-46-61 S .( Keep A Do . F.n A Day 7 Somptbirtg n for in In 12 Weicomt 1 .1 Don'r 14 You 15 Pt.erful ItS Aid 17Gocxi 18 Sign 19 Cm rjQ To ? I ttidv' 27 Hondl.ig 23 h plorf T4 Rontonl.c ?b i n 2A He 27 PiT-vx-dl ?8 Wnn 59 Some 20 Pooers 35 Pk 3 Dtnli 37 New 3fi Ov-tr .19 Npw AO f rom 4 I Then ' -O Friends -13 Work A Harder -IS k 4 Givi 47 Fertile AH N'jw -19 Tie .V) Your M W.tn 57 Defm.tely Si The, h Acr enl Put So lnlJuetv.es S7 In Sfl Mo' .9 0 nO Off c 65 And iVl lrir)'OV ft 7 And 63 Fieidi ft? Apporent 70 Confident 71 Shop 7? Problem 73 Right 74 Things 75 In 7n Pafodf 77 Persons 78 Povoif J 79 Your AO Ycur A I r-orrn 8 Or fi j Pocket, f.i Money AS Book i loeos . . 87 ToooV ' HI School fl9 Weonnq 90 Apco-el scoino OCT. 24 U-i, 15-17.56-57C- tog- i-tjoa1 A) n 1 Neutral SAGITTAKIUS isov, 23 y k EC. 22 fA 70-75-79-86f4. CAPRICORN DfcC. 23 rf .'AN. 20 1- 2-11-231 137-47-68 AQUARIUS AW. -:l .r. 14.19-26-31'. H rfG.7A.Efi.arS.- M.fR. 21 i-. 35-39-54-59 M 67-89 90 3 Hatfield Oregon Governor Longest Since Earl Snel! Salem - (IIPD - Today marks , an anniversary for Gov. Mark Hatfield. Hatfield has, as nf today, served as governor for a lonner period than any gov ernor since Republican Karl Sni'll'n .term ended in 1947. Until today, the posl-Snell j record was held by Douglas 1 McKay, who was elected in I 1048, 'reelected in in50, then I resigned Dec. 17, 1 !)52. to ac cept appointment as secretary (Police Investigate Spraying of Paint City police today are look ing for vandals who sprayed gold and bronze paint on a number of cars in the city lale Saturday or early Sunday. Seven different cases nf paint being sprayed on cars were reported to police Sun day. The complaints came from persons living on J, Ivy, 12lh, Monroe and Park sts. The screen door of a resi dence on Park st. was also sprayed, police said. of the Interior of the United Slates. Hatfield, elected in 1958, took office Jan. 12, 1959. Governor Snell was sworn in on Jan. 11, 1943, and was reelected in 1946. He died in office in 1947. Republican John H. Hall, who was speaker nf the house, succeeded Snell. McKay I hen succeeded Hall, and when McKay resigned I lie officp was laken over by Re publican Paul L. Patterson who was president of the Senale. Patterson also died in of fice, and Republican Senate President Elmo Smith became governor. Democrat Robert D. Holmes was elected in 1956 to succeed Smilh, and served two years until Hatfield's election in 1938. Sylvester Pennoyer nf thp Democrat People's party holds the record for length of serv ice as a governor of Oregon. He was sworn In Jan. 12, 1887, and served to Jan. 14, 1895 a period of eight years. HereS How! Canada Dry Ginger Ale multiplies your drinking satisfaction f 1 i i " wit - -I' w ''vv,v f4t! - ' ,jt V i iff k Ah . v ftl ', K )Vith exclusive 'special sparkle!., it blends pcifcctly... smooths (he (asle of any liquor Your drink springs to life the instant you mix uiih Canada Dry Ginger Ale. The flavor of your favorite spirit flows through millions of lively bubbles . . , reaches and satisfies every taste bud. Canada Dry Ginger Ale doesn't compete, it comple ments. Its flavor blends perfectly to smooth the lasle of spirits . . . multiplies your pleasure . , . rewards you with a finer drink. t The secret is 'special sparkle", a unique blend of im ported ginger and other costly ingredients plus Canada Dry's exclusive pinpoint carbonaiion. Stays lively to the last sip! Ordinary brands fuz out fast. But Canada Dry's pinpoint carbonaiion effervescesw ith precision timing, stays lively to the bottom of the glass. Try the 24-hour open-hot lie test. Leave an open bottle of ordinary soda and one of Canada Dry in the refrig erator 24 hours. Then pour both. The ordinary brand will be flat. ..Canada Dry still full of life! Remember: 45ths of your drink IS the mixer! For just pennies more, mix with the finest. Multiply drinking satisfaction with the 'special sparkle' of the world's favorite Ginger Ale. Canada Dry! 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