TWK.YS WTOTORD (OMfJOW) MAIL TRIBUNE
Monday. May 23, 1955
MaiD Coffee (Prices Decline
To Lowest in Past Five Years
New York (U.R The price of
coffee in retail stores dropped to
its lowest price in five years to
day. The latest price cuts brought
some brands of coffee to as low
as 75 cents a pound, a little more
than half the price 10 months
ago.
Priee Wa Rumored
The new low price of coffee
was due largely to the resistance
of American housewives to last
year's high prices, along with
bumper Latin American coffee
crops and rumors of a price war
among producers.
The 75-cent price tag was an
nounced by the A&P food stores,
America's largest grocery chain,
which will sell bagged coffee for
from 75 to 81 cents a. pound and
vacuum packed coffee for 85
cents, effective today.
"The dip in prices will bring
our coffee down to the lowest
point in five years," an A&P
spokesman said.
Wholesalers and retailers be
gan dropping prices last week,
marking the third major coffee
price decline this year.
Total Drop 33 Cents
Cuts in February rated up to
12 cents and cuts made March
1 were from 10 to 16 cents a
pound. Today's cuts of up to five
cents a pound make the total
drop so far this year 33 cents
a pound.
The cuts caused concern
among representatives of coffee
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Ashland Slates Vote
On Schools Budget
Ashland Polls will be open
from 2 to 8 p.m. today for the
Ashland city school budget elec
tion, according to Leland P
Linn, superintendent of schools
The proposed budget calls for
a total levy of $516,530, mclud
ing $398,530 for operation of
schools and $118,000 for bond
interest and principal. The
amount outside the 6 per cent
limitation is $278,038.
Main increase in the budget is
for instruction. An additional
teacher is being added at both
the junior and senior high
schools. Two teachers added this
year at Bellview and Lincoln
schools on a month to month
basis will be employed perma
nently next year.
Bodies of Japanese '
Found in Wrecked Ship,
Saigon, Indochina (U.R) The
remains of 300 Japanese soldiers
were found yesterday entombed
in the wreck of the sunken naval
vessel Shinsei Maru in the port
of Saigon.
The discovery was made by
workmen raising wrecked ships
as part of Japanese war repara
tions to Viet Nam.
growing countries. They have
scheduled a meeting here for
Thursday to attempt to establish
a coffee stabilization pact.
Vinnie Kyle Cook
Dies; Funeral
To Be Wenesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Vin
nie Kyle Cook, 76, of 38 North
Oakdale ave., who died in a local
hospital Saturday, will be held
at Perl funeral home Wednes
day at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Wil
liam C. Piper of the First Chris
tian church officiating. Entomb
ment will be in Medford Mauso
leum. Pall bearers will be Harry C.
Skyrman, Frank E. Ross, B. L.
Sanderson, W. H. Holt, John E.
Myers and Robert E. Harnish.
The deceased, a resident of
southern Oregon for the past 50
years, was born in Fisher, 111.,
cn March 28, 1879, and came to
Oregon 53 years ago. She was a
member of the Presbyterian
church, Order of the Eastern
Star and Daughters of the Nile.
Survivors include two sons,
Elmer E. Kyle and Robert Floyd
Kyle, both of Medford; four
grandchildren, Robert F. Kyle
Jr., Medford; First Lt. Richard
R. Kyle, with the Air Force in
Japan; Elmer S. Kyle, Albany,
Ore., and Jean Arden Kyle,
Bend, and three grandchildren,
Bruce Kyle, Theodore Kyle and
Jenness Kyle, all of Medford.
Anastasia Enters Surprise Guilty Plea
"Camden, N. J. OJ.R) Rack
eteer Albert Anastasia entered a
surprise plea of guilty today to
federal income tax evasion
charges.
Anastasia, reputed one time
lord high executioner for Mur
der Inc., filed his plea at the
Camden District Court before
Federal Judge Thomas M. Mad
den.
EARLY BIRDS
Omaha, Neb. (U.R) Mrs. C.
Hollensteelc, Omaha, told police
that some energetic thieves had
beaten Her to the punch. She
said she had planned to move a
two-car garage from a lot she
owns. But when she got there,
the lot was bare. The thieves had
dismantled it, leaving not a
single stick. ''
RIOTERS GET THE SHORT END Police riot squad, using
gas masks and billy clubs, battle with a truck load of stu
dents who invaded the strikebound area where bus com
pany pickets were rioting in Singapore. The students,
20 truckloads of them, ,came out second best as they were
washed down with water jets by the waiting police, in
jured in the fighting and arrested.
Firemen Inspect 141
Residences in City
City firemen inspected 141
residences Friday and found no
hazards at 85.
For 56 other homes visited a
total of 83 recommendations
were issued for correction of
conditions commonly causing
fires.
Firemen stopped at 233 houses
and met with 10 refusals to their
offer of inspection. No one was
home at 82 residences.
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday : 10 ajn. Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 oreviousday
Missing Ashland
Girls Located
Three 14- vear - old Ashland
girls, who had been missing from
their homes since last Wednes
day, were found Saturday south
of Klamath Falls and were re
turned to Ashland, according to
state police.
The girls were on,Highway 97
when they were located, officers
stated.
The girls skipped school last
Wednesday and did not return to
their homes. They were report
ed nissing by the mother of one
IT'S A PSYCHOLOGICAL FACT: PLEASURE HELPS YOUR DISPOSITION
-hid oour disposition fockc
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FEEL LIKE ROARING? That's only human. Little
annoyances pile up . . . you're cross and edgy
Grrr! That's why, psychology says, everyday
pleasures are so important. For pleasure takes
the edge off annoyances . . . helps your disposition.
So, if you're a smoker, you should choose a
cigarette that gives you the most pleasure. And
that means Camels!
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ir more pure pleasure
.have a
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Camels are the choice of pleas
ure . . . and icisdom, too! It's wise
to get all the pleasure there is
when you smoke. Because every
day pleasures are important. And
"all the pleasure there is" means
CAMELS, famous for rich flavor
and mildness! No wonder Camels
agree with more people than any
other cigarette! Remember the
cigarette that's stingy with flavor
won't give you CAMELS' pure
pleasure. So . . . have a CAMEL!
M. J. Bejnoldi Tobacco Gomw. Wlnrton-Itlen. X. L
No .oShoti agams! fe 5s s
Madden ordered that Anas
tasia surrender to the probation
officer at Newark for a pre-sentence
investigation and that he
appear in the court here for sen
tencing on June 3.
Aastasia was scheduled to be
retried on charges of evading
payment of $11,742 in income
taxes for 1947 and 1948 on May
31.
Coos Bay (U.R) Howard
l Maple, former Williamette Uni
versity coach, has been named
new manager of the Coos Bay
County Chamber of Commerce.
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