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OPS Meat Specialist Resigns in Portland Portland (U.R) Gilbert A. Sterns has resigned as business specialist in charge of the Port land District Office of Price Stabilization meat section, the OPS announced Saturday. James Seiberg and Marvin Grasser will handle the duties of the meat section, reducing the branch from three to two mem bers. ' Smallest, lightest Zenith Hear ing Aid has ingenious "Worry Saver" Emergency Switch if "A" battery suddenly fails, you can switch to fresh one instantly! Exclusive New Ceramic Micro phonebenefit by one of the most outstanding -development m bearing aid history ! 'Roifal' HIGHEST QUALITY latteries For AH Makes of Hearing Aids West Side Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Main & Gripe Medford, Oregon Ask for Gee. White 12 Aft "r ' 'I 11 f 4' - - ''' i ' ' i , Jo NO COMMENT Still wearing his 10-gaDon hat, Senator Robert A Taft appears in a serious mood as he confers with an aide just before leaving Dallas, Tex. Taft flatly refused comment on bis defeat is the New Hampshire primaries. YOUTH LOSING PUNCH St. Augustine, Fla. (U.R) For the first time in the history of the local junior chamber of commerce, there was no golden key award and no founder's day banquet. A committee reported that will overcome the handi could be found for the award. TRASH HELPS TREES New Haven, Conn. (U.R) Woodman, spare that trash! The Connecticut agricultural experi ment station found that trees grow best if trash and litter is allowed to accumulate under them. Raking it away slows down the growth of the tree. Medford Students Winners In District Speech Meet Nine Medford high school stu dents qualified Friday and Sat urday to take part in the annual state speech league contest April 4 and 5 in Eugene. A Medford senior high school student and a Medford junior high student were also named alternates to the state meet. The Medford students won the right to take part in the state tournament by placing first or second in the southern Oregon district meet held at Crater high school. Those who placed third were named alternates. Four schools took part In the southern Oregon meet. They were Medford, Crater of Central Point, Ashland, and Grants Pass. Jerry McDougall, Crater high speech instructor and southern Oregon district director, was in charge of the meet. The Medford high school de bate team of Bill McAllister Jr. and Richard Dickenson won four debates and lost two to take first place in that event. Janet Coyle, Medford, took first place in humorous reading competition and Nancy Mallon, Crater, was second. Bob Laws, Ashland, was named as an al ternate. First place in poetry reading competition was won by Pat Wurner, Grants Pass. Lewis Bright, Medford, was second) and Beth Fenton, Medford, was named as an alternate. Steve Nye, Medford, received top rating in radio competition. Second place went to Richard Easter Cards 4C to 19c Filled Easter Baskets...... 19c fir 29c Baskets to Make Up... 9c, 13c fir 17c Marshmallow Eggs . . .10-oz. bag 29c Mellow Cream Pets 10-oz. bag 29c Milk Chocolate Pets ...each 29c Choc. Creme Rabbit fir Chick 25c Choc. Marshmallow Eggs 5c fir 10c 1 At Betty Lee Blouses Assorted Colors Sizes 32 to 36 FOR THE KIDDIES PETER RABBIT An Eastern Bunny Doll Creation by Esther Miller ff and P 'Mm PANORAMA EGG 8V20Z. U 12 0. II Dan River Cotton Blouses STYLED BY GIL ROY ASSORTED COLORS SM., MED., LARGE S 79 FINE QUALITY Savon y 2 P$ Trimmed with Genuine DuPont Nylon Small, Medium and Large Prices Effective Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Young Ladies1 Merrill Custom Tailored Slacks MADE IN CALIFORNIA SIZES 10 ro 20 BROWNS. GREYS & BLUES D D fTl W7 Dickenson, Medford, and Esther Snook, Crater, was selected as an alternate. Norma Jean Ledford, Grants Pass, won first place in panel discussion and Marilyn Bohnert, Crater, was second. Sheryl Youde, Grants Pass, took third place and was named alternate. Alfred Cave, Grants Pass, re ceived first place rating in im promptu speaking - and second place went to Leland Silver, Ash land. Glen Ingle, Ashland, was named alternate.. First place in oratory competi tion went to Shirley Edison, Crater. Richard Dickenson, Med ford, was second and Honey Gil mer, Grants Pass, was selected as alternate. Neil Richardson. Crater, took first place in after-dinner speak ing and Steve Nye, Medford, was second. Medford Junior High School Student Donald Robinson was named an alternate. Alfred Cave, Grants Pas, was winner of extempore competi tion. Bill McAllister Jr., Med ford, was second, and Don .Laws, Ashland, was named an alternate. Legion Auxiliary Members ut Session Seven members of the Med ford unit of the American Legion auxiliary are scheduled to at tend a district meeting of the organization today in Grants Pass. They are Mrs. Roy Stoy, presi dent of the Medford unit; Mrs. Leo Williams, Camp White hos pital department chairman; Mrs. Grace Walker, Mrs. Harold Franklin, Mrs. Earl Bigalow, Mrs. Tom Ginn and Mrs. M. M. Jarmin. The Grants Pass unit of the auxiliary , will act as host for the meeting. Marietta E. Horn, Grants Pass unit president, will introduce Mrs. Hazel Henry, Cave Junction, who will preside. PUC Plafe Issuance Completed by Slate Salem 0I.FD State Public Utilities Commissioner Charles H. Heltzel said Saturday that the issuance of ' new PUC license plates for the 1952-53 period has been completed. Some 50,000 sets of plates have been issued since the work be gan in January. The new plates have white letters and figures on a green background. Heltzel said the state police have been asked to stop and is sue warnings to all vehicle op erators with old plates from now until March 31. Beginning next month citations will be is sued to all operators having in valid plates. 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