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Armour's or Morrell's 12 to 14 Pound
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Tender, flavorful, lean hams cut from only the
finest of corn fed porkers. These are the finest!
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CENTER CUT
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2
These choice center cuts,
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lb
WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE ,. ..,,,39'
VAL-PAK SLICED BACON By Cascade . . 2 ib, 89'
LEAN SALT PORK t r ib. 29'
Regular 25c Each
COFFEE MUGS
Assorted colors with speckled
design to choose from. -
5 for 99c
Regular 2.98
IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER SET
Silicone cover with fiberfoam pad. Scorch
proof, firs standard 54" board.
PLUS A FREE 79c PRESS PAD
1.29
Election Probe
Urged In House
SALEM (AP) House Speaker
Robert Duncan, D-Medford, has
urged ai investigation of the
possibility of changing the date
for Oregon's primary election
from Jlay to September.
The action was suggested by
Duncan in a letter to Chairman
George Annala of the House Elec
tions and Reapportionment Com
mittee. .
Duncan said this would elimi
nate the possibility of Oregon
having a presidential primary
unless the dates for national po
litical conventions also were
changed.
The six-month Interval between
the primary and the general elec
tion makes the political cam.
paigns unnecessarily long, he
said.
"This imposes a terrific burden
upon the candidates. . .intellect
ually, physically and financial
ly," he said.
"I think likewise that the pub
lic becomes weary of an extended
campaign, and that in these days
of modern mass communication
the issues can be fully developed
in a much shorter period. ..."
Duncan said that the disad
vantages of eliminating the pres
idential primary might be offset
by the advantages of the shorter
campaign.
He said that delegates to na
tional conventions could be select
ed through political party con
ventions or through the state
central committees.
Regular 59c
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
Kills germs on contact by (
the millions. 7 ox. size. jJj
CANNON TOWEL ENSEMBLE
Thick thirsty terrycloth... ..Asst. solid colors and stripes
BATH TOWELS 20" x 40", Regular 59c ea. . . , . 279'
FACE TOWELS 15" x 25", Regular 39c ea. ....
FACE CLOTHS 12" x 12", Regular 19c ea. . . . . 679'
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COCOA DOOR MATS
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25 valentines with envelopes.. Plus teachers valentine "
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25 valentines with envelopes. Plus 2 teachers valentines
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36 valentines with envelopes. Plus 2 teachers valentines
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47'
School Reference Book
Published By University
A reference book, a comnilalion
of the name and dates-of-fouuduiii
and other pertinent data of every
school in Oregon from 1831 to 1958,
has just been published by tho
University o Oregon.
The book, compiled and edited
by Clifford L. Constance. Univers
ity of Oregon registrar, is "Chron
ology ot Oregon schools i34-xa5B.
Starting with the year 1834. tho
year in which Oregon's first two
schools a mission school for Indi
an children and a subscription
school in a private home were
established, tho book includes ev
ery school that existed or was
planned from that date.
Schools are listed twice in the
book, once by school names and
once by the post ofiice of the area.
All kinds of schools are included
private, public, elementary, sec
ondary, professional, colleges and
universities. Dates of opening and
closing, incorporation, and appro
val ny various rating agencies aro
among the information included. If
the school was closed or its name
changed, this information is also
listed and the dates noted. In addi
tion, sponsorship and purpose of
private Institutions is given.
The dook is avauauie trom we
University of Oregon editor's of
fice. Copies have been mailed to
all school superintendents, princi
pals, and newspaper editors of the
state.
Men's
MEN'S LEATHER
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Dress Socks Asst. sizes . . 89c Dinnerware Set
BATH o iHOWLK MAI & I WILL I lur I I JOk. 4tk.
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Kitchen
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Values to 1.98
GIRL'S & BOY'S KNITWEAR
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wear, colorfast, true-size, true-fit. Wide
selections of Roll Collars, Pullovers, Car
digans, Short Sleeves and Long Sleeves
to choose from. Asst. sizes and colors.
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Reg. 54c Linen Finish
Alka Seltzer 39 Stationery 72 shts.,
Girls Lindy
Anklets Sizes 31 to 1 1 . 499c Ballpoint Pen
Reg- 27c Reg. 99c
Liquid Similac Can 22c Artificial Fruit
Terry Black Magic
Shower Cap 89 Planter Mix
Asst. Colors . .
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colors 79
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69c
Reg. 89c Griffin 28" x 30"
Shoe Shine Asst. Colors . . 59c Dish Towels
57'
499c
Reg. 3.69
Mail Box
Approved Size
Ironing Board
2.89 Cover Holders 49'
Fraternities Ordered
To End Discrimination
PORTLAND (AP) Oregon
College fraternities and sororities
were given two years by the
state Board of Higher Education
Tuesday to end religious and
racial discrimination.
The board said, that after Jan.
1, 1963, recognition will be taken
away from any fraternity or so
rority still required by national
charter to use such discrimination.
The six stale-owned 1 colleges
are supervised by the board,
which earlier had directed the
social groups to begin eliminat
ing discrimination. The board
said only a few still have re
ligious or racial restrictions.
Chancellor John it. mcnaras
said future Incoming freshmen
will be required to take entrance
examinations at all but two of the
state schools. Those two are tast
ern Oregon College and Oregon
Tech.
The board made official Us ac
tion Monday of shelving the Uni
versity of Oregon . proposal to
make voluntary the Reserve Of
ficers Training Corps program.
Belluqi Will Resign
As Symphony Conductor
vnnTT Aisin (kP Plern npl.
Iugi is resigning effective April
30 as conductor of the Portland
Symphony.
In making the announcement
Tuesday Mrs. Walter McMouies,
Symphony Society president, said
engagements tseiiugi nas accept
ed in Europe will keep him away
from Portland during the sym
phony sea-son. He has been con
ductor of the Portland orchestra
two seasons.
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