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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON MONDAY. MAY 27. 1963 ivSTrVO il ' 11 14 IV .XL.-.-. fl 5' , -L Jl" NEW SIGNS "Do not stare at the buffalo1' and similar messages will supplant the pretty girls in this picture when these Runs are erected along Jackson county roads as a touriM attraction. The whole idea, accord ing to John Snider, chairman of the tourist committee of the Medford Chamber of Com merce, is to convince the traveler that he has arrived in an area where fun is avail able. Snider's theory is that the tourist leaves his old environment as the butterfly News About Servicemen does its cocoon when he takes to the road. He is a new and different person and he is looking for fun and entertainment. The first sign will be erected near the Pioneer Village at the approach to Jacksonville. It's a "pilot program." If it catches on, there will be plenty of guns available and a message to fit every attraction. The girls, posing with the guns, are Mary Jane Fischer, left, and Mary Fletcher, right. (Knackstedt photo). Wool Prices May Drop Moderately Washington - il'PU - The As-1 during the remainder of 1963 riculture department said to day world wool prices are ex pected to decline moderately SSSi? IT USME to or from Oakland, San Fran, cisco, Los Angelei and other California point!. Call Jack Fitzgerald 773-7761 because of competition from manmade fibers. In a review of the wool sit uation, the department said that during the early, months of 1963, world prices were the highest since late 1957 and early 1958 for the finer grades of wool, and the high est since early 1960 for the medium and coarser grades. Demand was stable for the lower - than - normal sup plies, due to lower carryover stocks and smaller produc tion. The department said con sumption can be expected to remain steady through 1963. U S. Said Protecting Soviet Troops in Cuba Washington - IUPI) - A Re publican member of the Seri ate Foreign Relations Commit tee says U.S. armed forces are protecting the Soviet troops in Cuba and Premier Fidel Castro's regime while the ruler is in Russia. Sen. George D. Aiken (VI.) said Sunday that the Ken nedy administration was using the Air Force and Navy to block Cuban exile attacks on the island. DOWNTOWN TONITE 'TILL 9 Sixth and Central MONDAY NITE SPECIALS -5:30 to 9 20 in. Titan Rotary Mower Reg. $44.99 f4nn IUU Powerful 4 - cycle engine. Eaiy spin recoil itarter, self cleaning brats chute. Slip device protects shaft and motor. 2 KJ fr. Uii BADMINTON FOR 4 ivii.ii o mine vi cn uuurvd Pienty rf outdoor action and fun for all j-;fi no ipcctal court needed. Includes 10' epical taped net with metal po'es, i'd'-es 4 multi-laminated rackets with ht-tCit nfcn strings. 2 quality plastic shutt'ecocki. Reg. 4.49 99 2 F.n o nHrd ctton crew sockl E ; -i rrf-'crced nee', tot. 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Holt, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Holt. 1188 Oak St., Ashland, is being reassign ed to Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyo., following his graduation from the Air Force technical training course for refrigeration spec- Total use of all fibers is in creasing, the agency said, but wool's share is decreasing. Lebanon Youngster Dragged To Death Lebanon - (UPD - A 7-ycar-old boy was dragged to death while riding a horse near here Sunday. Killed was Harvey Luch ring, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Leuhring of Lebanon. He had nine brothers and s;s-ters. ialists at Shcppard Air Force Base, Tex. ABOARD DESTROYER Boilermaker Third Class Edward L. Jansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Jansen. 2400 Howard ave., is sei-vlng aboard the destroyer USS Warrington, operating from Newport, R. I. During a recent cruise, the destroyer turned in an out standing performance in transferring personnel at sea while under way. There were 44 passengers - transferred from the aircraft carrier USS Essex. The Warrington Is part of the Second Fleet serving in the western Atlantic and the Caribbean. Subscribers To report improper or non delivery of the Mil Tribune in Mediord. phone 772-8141, Ash land call at 416 Bridge it , or phone 482-3002; Yreka. phono Victory 2-289R before 6:45 p.m. daily and 1030 a.m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrives shortly after you call pleas notify of fire, thus eliminating special messenger service. Five Accidents Investigated by Mediord Police A 3 Medford city police investi gated five vehicle collisions in the city from Friday to Sun day. Three slight injuries were reported and five cita tions were issued, officers said. The operator of a motor bike, Michael Leonard May field, 16, of 1 Black Oak dr., and a passenger, Toni Suz zctte Einhousc, 16, of 854 Stewart ave., were slightly injured, officers said, when the bike collided with a car driven by Robert Simpson Webber, 84. ot 794 Marshall St.. about 3:10 p.m. Saturday in front of 528 Hamilton St. Neither of the two required first aid, however, officers said. Mayfield was cited for not having an operator's li cense. - In the other vehicle acci dent Saturday, William Mid dlclon Longmire Jr., 23, of 2393 South Columbus ave., was cited for failure to leave information at the scene of an accident after the car which he was operating struck three parked cars about 10:53 p.m. at 1201 North Riverside ave. The ve hicles were registered to Clar ence A. Sawadzke, 410B Ham ilton St.; William O. Herring, 416 Alice St., and Foster H. Grcb Jr., Eagle Point. Slight Injury Vehicles operated by Rob ert Leonard Findlcy, 45. of 1S59 Morrow rd., and Ramon Bautista, 61, of 828 North Central nvc., collided about 5:17 p.m. Friday in front of 38 South Central ave. A pas senger in the Findlcy vehicle, Vera R. Findlcy, 46. was slightly injured, officers said, but she did not require first aid. Bautista was cited for vio lation of basic rule. In a second accident Friday, vehicles operated by Paul Winston Purccll, 37, of 53 Modoc ave., and oJscph H. Hicks, 64, of 40 South Modoc ave., collided about 4:23 p.m. in front of 15 Crater Lake ave. Purcell was cited for viola tion of basic rule. The only vehicle accident reported S u nd a y Involved George Henry Pence, 604 Berry dale ave 74, of , and Mel- vin Allen Pieper, 65, of 820 Bennett st. No injuries were reported, officers said. The ac cident occurred about 8:40 a.m. at Court and Kennet sts. 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