GIANTS SIGN BYRHE
Portland (U.PJ Paul Byrhe,
Washington high school gradu
ate of 1951 who played with
the University of Oregon Jay
vee baseball team last season,
was signed Monday by the New
York Giants. Byrhe is an infield
er and will report to Knoxville,
Tenn., a class "B" farm club for
the Giants.
Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at
3:30 p.m for following day: 10 a.m.
Monday for Monday; noon Saturday
for Sunday a.m.
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AAU Decathlon
Competition Set
To Open Today
Tulare, Calif. (U.R) Bob
Mathias, defending Olympic de
cathlon champion, faced com
petition from his young brother,
Jim, in the National AAU de
cathlon meet opening today.
" As 28 top all-around athletes
from the country started their
battle for a place on the U. S.
Olympic team, it became evident
that the man to beat for the
national crown would be the
elder (aged 21) Mathias. How
ever, three places are available
on the U. S. team.
The youthful Jim Mathias,
aged 17, like his brother is an
all-around athlete, although he
has not achieved the legendary
marks posted by Bob at that
age. Bob was 17 when he won
the Olympic crown in London
in 1948.
Other entrants include James
Sturdevant, Detroit; Don White,
lamoni, Iowa, and Russell
Smith, Anderson, Ind.
Dead line on Classified Ads: 5:30
p.m. for following day: 10 a.m. Mon
day: noon Saturday for Sunday a.m.
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Two League Pee Wee contests
were played last night. Eagle
Point defeated Phoenix, 17 to 3,
and Ashland topped Jackson
ville 13 to 4. Other league con
tests are also slated for tonight.
Southern Oregon Junior Base
ball league standings, as of June
28 showed Central Point teams
pacing both the cub and pee wee
divisions.
Each had three wins and was
undefeated.
Grants Pass had the only oth
er undefeated clubs in the cir
cuits. The cubs in that town had
a single win and the pee wees
two wins. Talent was third
among the clubs with one loss
in four games and Ashland rank
ed third in pee wee play with
one set-back in three games.
The Grange
County Grange Council
The Jackson County Grange
council will meet Wednesday,
July 2, at 8 p.m. in the Upper
Rogue Grange hall. All subordi
nate Grange officers are asked
to attend, and ladies are asked
to bring sandwiches or cookies.
A civil defense program will be
presented.
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all-thighs or cut-up fryers in a larger 1 aicON
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'Cooking Outdoors?
Try Lemon
Barbecued Chicken,"
says Sue Swanson
1 1-pound packag Swanson
Chicken Breasts
1 teaspoon sail
for lemon-Butter Sauce, mix:
4 tablespoons butter or margarine,
melted
2 tablespoons lemon juke
Thaw Chicken Breasts accord
ing to directions on package;
rub with salt.
Brush chicken breasts with
lemon-butter sauce. Arrange
breasts with cut side down on
greased grill over glowing coals.
Grill slowly about 25 minutes
or until tender, turning and
basting often with lemon-but
ter sauce.
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Better try Swanson chicken tonight.
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Oregon Counties Will Get
Federal Road Assistance
Salem 4U.R) Oregon counties!
will receive a total of Sl,460,000
of federal aid road funds to im
prove county roads located on
the federal-aid road system, Act
ing State Highway Engineer W.
C. Williams has disclosed.
This will be the first time that
federal-aid road funds have been
allocated directly to the coun
ties. State highways have re
ceived federal aid for some time.
Under the federal aid bill signed
by President Truman last week,
the contract work will be car
ried on under the direction of
the State Highway Commission
Colored Margarine
Shipped to New York
New York (U.R) "Opera
tion Oleo" began rolling- Tues
day when 10,000,000 pounds of
colored margarine poured across
New York state's borders in an
army of more than 400 trucks
and trains.
The "gold rush," destined for
grocery stores began at 12 mid
night when the state's 66 - year
ban on the sale of colored mar
garine ended.
An estimated 150 huge trail
er trucks loaded with at least
4,000,000 pounds of oleomargar
ine for metropolitan New York,
passed through the Holland and
Lincoln tunnels and across the
George Washington bridge from
New Jersey.
Wheat Support Price
Will Average $2.20
Washington (U.R) The Agri
cultural Department, announc
ing that it will support the 1952
vheat crop at a national average
of $2.20 a bushel, predicted
Tuesday that farmers will put
a record amount of this year's
bumper crop under government
loan.
The loan level is pegged at 90
per cent of the July 1 wheat par
ity price of $2.45 a bushel. It is
designed to give farmers a
"fair" return. This year's sup
port price is two cents higher
than last year's figure of $2.18
a bushel.
This year's hear -record wheat
crop is flooding Medwest term
inals, depressing prices and
causing the department to urge
farmers to take advantage of
price support.
Tiger Manager
May Be Ousted
: Detroit (U.R) Red Rolfe
will be told he's fired as mana
ager of the last-place Detroit
Tigers at a meeting of the
club's board of directors Sat
urday, a reliable source re
ported Tuesday.
Detroit (U.R) Red Rolfe
appeared on the way out Tues
day as manager of the last place
Detroit Tigers.
Lending credence to the lat
est report that Rolfe was all
through, General Manager
Charley Gehringer said:
"Where there's smoke there's
usually fire."
Gehringer, quickly and em
phatically pointed out that he
knew "nothing at all" about the
latest report that Rolfe and
Coach Dick Bartell will be given
walking papers, however.
"If there is to be any an
nouncement and I don't know
that there will be it will prob
ably come from higher up,"
Gehringer said. He meant from
Walter O. (Spike) Briggs Tiger
president, who could not be
reached immediately.
Stars, Oaks Top
Coast Schedule
. San Francisco (U.R) First
place Hollywood opens an eight
game stand at Oakland Tuesday
night in the kickoff of the best
"crucial" Pacific Coast league
series of the season.
The Oaks, five games off the
race, are in t h i r d place but
they've strengthened their line
up. San Diego, now in second spot
after leading the pack most of
the summer, will take on sixth
place Portland. The Padres, only
three games behind Hollywood,
will keep a close watch on the
Stars-Oaks duel.
Holding down fourth position,
Los Angeles gets a crack at the
wistful San Francisco Seals,
while Seattle hopes to improve
over its fifth-place rating at last
place Sacramento's expense.
Free Yourself
from laxative slaveiy
Try this delightful family break
fast treat! Eat a generous bowlful '
(about Me cup) of crisp, toasty
Kellogg's all-bran with sugar and
cream. Drink plenty of liquids.
all-bran is the natural laxative
cereal that may help you back to
youthful regularity, lost, because
of lack of bulk in your diet. It's
the only type ready-to -eat cereal
that supplies all the bulk you
may need. High in cereal protein,
rich in iron, provides essential B
and D vitamins. Not habit
forming. Why don't you try it?
Kellogg's is so sure you'll like
all-bran that if you're not com
pletely satisfied after 40 days,
send empty carton to Kellogg's,
Battle Creek, Mich., and get
DOUBLE YOUH HONEY BACK!
Tuesday, July 1, 19S2
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUHE SEVEN
but the allocations will be di
rectly to counties.
Allocation of the $1,460,000
direct to the counties requires
that those counties produce
$975,000 of matching funds. The
federal sum amounts to one-half
the federal-aid funds 'allocated
to Oregon's secondary system.
County matching funds plus
the federal-aid means Oregon
counties will have $2,435,000 to
spend on county roads.
A committee representing the
association of Oregon county of
ficials now is trying to work out
a formula for equitable distribu
tion of the county's share of
these funds. When the formula
is agreed upon, it will be sub
mitted to the State Highway
Commission.
Committee Named
County Judge Ward B. Web
ber, The Dalles, is chairman of
the committee. Serving with him
are County Judges Chauncey F.
Hays, Polk county, and O. L.
Dickens, Grant county, and
County Commissioners Wesley
Schulmerich, Tillamook county,
A. H. Bond, Benton county, E.
W. Gowen, Klamath county and
E. R. Metzger, Douglas county. I
Memphis, Tenn. (U.R) Grand
pa John D. Moran sent out a five
word message to relatives at the
birth of his ninth grandson: "I've
got my baseball team."
SALESMAN MAKES GOOD
Memphis, Tenn. -(U.R) Wil
liam Rowe, a salesman, thought
he had decided the woman shop
per on a certain belt until she
handed him an envelope and
walked out. The envelop con
tained a $100 bill and a note
from the belt firm congratulat
ing him on his salesmanship.
I-IUMCAM DIMES says
"Frankly, I cant stand the place"
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