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14 MAIL TRIBWB, agfat$ grfejoa, f&SSfj SifjL $33f 17 Horses Expect In Kentu By RAY AYRES Louisville, Ky. JP! A field of 17 was expected to be entered today for Saturday Kentucky Derby, but as far ee this horse crazy town is eefi cerned it still shaped e two-horse race between' Tarn and Silky Sullivan. As the size of the fielS sug gested, this attitude Ces Hrt reflected on the bacfcstretch of Churchill Downs, uhesre owners and trainer's tabtS the Kentucky Derby as a ide open affair. Evepy starter ha a chance, they Insisted. Yet only 12 of the. hee-year-olds were kstei a cer tain starters as ths time to ut up S250 to pass tihrougsh t& entry box approached. It will cost can additional 81,25 to actually start a horse. May B Second RicfijtsS If 17 should run. ths 1&3 Derby would be the seeonS richest on record vvitft gross value of $164,500 an win ner's purse -of 6120,49. The richest Derby was the 1&3 renewal, worth a total of S16750 with 123,439 going to Needles, the "Cinnew. In addition to h& Ifasfl and Silky Sullivan, ftha vihqts expected to be namefl were the Calumet Farm entry ef Jewel's Reward, JeV9 -A-lifci cky " m mmm Jiuut? m i .1 I 1 01 iMtrtc Irlmlafffiift by Chief. Qene ffisfeife, !gire6 gift. flamingo, liH&olii feo4. S"i, Martins B'ilah. War ren Ci Can ft6?, $ CttagoB Kill. Chase P fofty. Be Hwt Pistol. A t3gua KiiVS, r4 W. Helen dacca, hS Cla htxfftfi farm's N4ir ese es ftecttfjJ e start- only ig tfens trsefe is fast. Ift&Sw ArcBrs, ?f fetucfcy Derby rifling chamois witfc five wifcftere, Fi&eS Jowl's Steward. Hart retires Detroit HP lson Hart's greatness a9 an Ail American at Notre Dame gad an unstoppable juggernaut with the Detroit Lions was almost forgotten as "Large Leon" announced his retire ment from the gridiroa Wednesday for a switch te broadcasting booths. BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE SP 2-4440 Hoover Decries 'film Trash Mills Washington P ffBI Si re c S. Edgar Kewve today denounced movie as4 televis ion "filrft trash milla," which he "gw ewf JiiieJ4 peiseo . . . destroying! im fMfessicxBfil&le mi&&9 of youth." He called lor tfo&g jublie preasyrp 1 take Ike iailiftiv in crorreciuig "oediii&ews tre&4 of. cim igleitiisatiwn." Writing i& the F8J aw Ea ereeinn1 Julle1ii, Hoove hrewly deesied &o"i television shew "whidi eade of operatioiis c& Justify fxjfttaying vile aHgse a iaadei4y &obi& Potass," tip A an, illustration, Hoover cited tfte ease two fcrethep Qge4 10 and 12, whe recently terrorized an Oklahoma tewn m 9 footing spree thai left aus man dead and two afchet eDdd. Hoover oue4e4 the feoj s telling police they "gel the idea from wa,tchig tetevisiofi and movie crime stories." The f BI chief said he de plored censorship. However, he insisted police have the rigfr ie ge&afe mi wfien IsW enforeement i "held up to. ridicule" aad the criminal i elevated te "Bereas pfoe tions." ' ' He urged parental super vision over the entertainment fare of children. j C&if&8 feaa OJ&- mepg men tfiaa 1,099 higA Eoi seniors throughout the abjtiea 'cflfJay w & o we?e wa4 Refits & tt ikasis ei $se?iiQa.4i&tns. teeted. acla iscftolership i Xaup year award, carryiEig a, sti pend designed to previde the difference between college eeete and funds availa&3e to student The a&erajge u? ly faRe9 fitaOa $89 to jjoer year. Each award else carries eest-e$ducatioB syglemeat el designed te help ths col lege meke u$ the difference between tuition charged end the cost ef educating a merit scftelar. The supplement eaft ameutr o s much tgs ?8d annually. The National Merit Schsl 9ship OPeuBiatioa, whicft made ihe awards, Knefi:e 4he program from grivate seurce. Each ijde&t is free to sb iei afty acredited eollee is &iob Uiu-Jetd States and to ehoose aay eeurse of study. peigwft, winners in eiude aty S. Neel, AehlM, wlie wiH enter 'SteRfotiS tJni TOreify, Jeffrey W. Car te?, JOamatP) Falls, wh will enie Meesachuse'ttS' ffisti'le ef ?ech&elogy. AsfilandChamber "Hood-lifters WELCOMED DURING f,YOU AUTO BUY NOW" WEEK! Keep Medfdrd's EcoBorn Itolling . . . YOU AUTO BUY HOl'l! Ashland Establishment ef a park and recreational area at Emigrant lake will ha sup ported by the Ashla&4 Cham fce of Commerce, aeeefding is the chamber direcfes at a recent meeting. Directors reported that the national parks service has in dicated an interest in secur ing $ tract ef land at Smi fraai tot reefeatioftal pur rases. Members of ths Oregon eetfigressieBal delegation end fhe national ed state park service have been advised of the chamber's interest In the project. The board reaffirmed its stand on removing excise taxes on transportation and communications by sending a statement to the Oregon con gressional delegation. A sign which would call attention to Southern Oregon college, Lithia park and the Shake spearean festival also was discussed. 13 Dem Mnnabelfa, . Callteg All Coofol By Usd&i &amg DEAR ANNABELLE: I never thought 14 liw te se cooking become a lost art! Xowa$ays eli a, wenan ha to know about a kitchen if? how to take a di&fte? oy4 of the freezer, whack open a "Subs ef biscuits, epetate a can opener or tear the top of? some re&dy-fnia. Don't you think packaged foods have been the uintio& o3? housewives who used to pride themaelv&s ew thei ewtr special recipes OLD-FASHIOXES COS. DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: Spea&ins of paefeaged fonds . . . don't you think that nattir fias done a pretty srnart job of packaging when you leofe a4 a toeal taxKi-fesB NULADE egg? But I go along "ftfi ya. P' . -is dish that can whip up one of He own. Any cgokhnni; worthy of the name ha' tiunaner of tempting recipes, and any cook who can reafi should- Bob. sftle to follow directions. Just a word from Ajiaie: 3e sore; you use NCLADE eggs! CONFIDENTIAL: Put this number in yanp little ela.p$ book and don't forget it . . . Pfiepe SPrin -ge?!, Oregon Egg Producers, fos NULADB egg LOCAL FARM-FRESH Nulade GUARANTEED FRESH Southern Demos May Help Defeat Jobless Pay Bill Washington API The ad ministration counted on South ern Democrats to help House Republicans defeat today a Democratic plan to provide 16 wee& of federal relief pay mefitt tot aJmest all the na. tioa' UHanployJ- hut the &eraoca$ie leaders hojpsn the opposing eealitio& woul4 t ti4dle4 with defec tion? fey the time the foil was called en the p9kticallysple sive issue. Some nervous law makers still were trying to gauge the ira&set e$ their votes ft -reeleetiekn Respects nest Neveaibef. 0cnsB as eaaied into sessieia aft Itout early ope of fsae&iaig' ths 8K?st test vote y lte afterfeeea. t&Tst i test would cesji & fe &e$ublicans fti&staj ta svlistitiate the ed faiftastrtjafe' $lafi fey the i4inistratio' ro $&sal W8ylj sien4 by 80 per cest the d?3Uoa of present state ijnsaj.pleyan benefits. ' Xt fievi4ea m hel fer jofeless 'fee preaently ate r&8 rfrvered In aa ;ffot to mak it mora $aletatle, GOf leader fenaek ed' the mandatory grvieion euf cf the afiministretieai flan, giving individual states the fight reuce to estend their Jl the Ztemoeratic glan f aas ed the IJouse end won Senate a&pereval, Bep. Charles A. Mal lec (B-Iftd.) are4ictfid it neve would feecooie tsw. "I thinfc f can ay with confi dence it weqldt bs veiaeS," he said. wolves yiptoR - Salem --. Oregon Col lege ef Education turned four nits into seven run 8Be de feated Willamette 7-4 in e college baseball game Wednes Savdu sf a IttdfarJ firtl Gs, tadar ffsr the Kouig and TReadV Lusnbs? Sales Cctm paaay 3f Cave ffuncticta. liey weB sig'ned y Sjbw Kf. B$rau6S, Lewis !S. E?auas ats$ 2f redsp- folfi fFashintctk P 5B TJ. diiesdy ftigM vgsdi t&e gonfePttfitesrt 4s tafee ame of the $m& c3Q? i' ifcOiVrse te systesfn F Wyi0(g general e$si fealfis) fl cn ewery ftc3gfi Jang, arent $al "A BftBFI &eksBt ta gt & lev "nio!HB yete ad) ifrsB frcen dplieatio, iskeuiQ be made par? e$ the federal tas etruetufe," $ub .Chamber eaid i& wiii!g tig its h88day Current ci6 ?atea? ea 8 wide snge et goods and serv ies incudaa$ auemobiieis, jaaeeBige fler8, fi?eigftt, sle fjJseas cl, shia&ey end? & bacee, eiSapiBB uns 80. Tvesi 4ent Kiseeaftowe will aBfieet witk ecFHgwsBional leadess effi befa pai&sQ Jate eh Mna to Ria oaj Sfcegisiaticffik te evtsy tViue 13 &eat cant& cdj tases. !AST IVANS CREEK oris Day Meld af Church East Evans Crefc-3sSea.Sw Saturday wa work day it thB Meadows chureh, and a turn-out of more than o at tended a potlue oXt&Q a ad iflfte? roast. -ffte ' Rrst chu??!n. sPvtero 3e?e held Sunday, $ i& the ew MeaAows eftvifccft with en attendance e$ 4?. Art Fitsgerald eff Central Paint is the peetor. iutdy shool starts at 19 a.r. Cert An-Ussch vd., hnrkg 5est wesie. Mr. ana Kr. Uy MeyaBr ef Jedford, Mr. 3S& &?ps. Cerl Bergman ad t&e feasts, SI. . Sfs. d ieB0gs f"iiac3- SXaesaSes hoaftp. csjuufy wevj an. the tS ia fftp SSaedecwf vita. 9 fessfc tei ejnd Slr. . feefrfXB?? end ftd 2s?. Cty- cent week end visiters $t the Pishop horns. ai!s Terry i spending SH6 time t the Lloj d Beers ifeGtfWB oaa Sweet rd. 7e paeopie of the Mieadow looking forward tq hv- Carl Bernn spent Sunday Wiiiow lake B&4aagular fract of land t&a eftefl forms at the mouth &f 9- rives fs called a delta be cause in ouiline- it . resemble! the Greek' letter. See Ad . on Page 2 5?r. end Mr. Seerge Pew e? o? Sfedford were Sunday visitors at Che TBUf&gB, Bishop Mm Gfirtrud Pu4) ef Bowie, ,eses, 3 waiting at the home ef her e and daughter-in-law, Mt. aad Mrs. Vicent Hunt. 54r. end Mrs. Caff Berg man visited at the Tom Stan ton home, Butte Bell ajtfeent-ly. Mr. end Mrs. Carl Bergman spent April 20 at Ten Mile. , JHre. M. -P. Franklin of Riverside, Calif., is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Mejjla dea and Sidney. A rlmnai M'oo ta1 H a 4 Vi a G. E. Patterson home on the iiwfw ars M Medfordl! VP ' - CAESAR MUZZ10LI ACCORDION SCHOOL W i fateful is ttt peoph f Ruft tiver Valley and Wppff ia agJoad uf rjpntf year in Medford a S Ptivste Itssoftf ffts SiftJ ftgfcamti H Rentals Sales Cesses to Tfcte m$ili$lt & Stfysfyfg0ginngrs & Advanced MJfefi f Phone SP 2-6897 Graftcje 310 S.E. 8th Street raits fasshone GR 9-3691 Be Given Away ' mm is y OK MARKET TO " " 1 - - - . w ' . ill myxvujk s$ jsru-v 1 1 1 1. . 1 : TO IiOPIWIi:niI m Jjsfes feeffer cool?e4 geftr&l puIsJde oft vsefrto fftemoaotft. Ge? tasty foods af OK Market jsojwf eook'mg fte?4 Paper folates, Cupr One of OUR CUSTOMERS ELECTRIC Just Lifee Folger's Coffee is giving away in their National Contest. See it now and put your name in the Box each time you shop. ALSO 12 Portable B-B-Qs will be given away JFre Freshest V Crispest Tastiest PBOPUCEatOK u u u CUCUI10ERS LONG GREEN RED RADISHES A GREEN ONIQNS J byn, NW CROP reen Papprin, , , r Ti"iTT-nrnnnin nnn n Local Asparagu GREENER m M SMMH for BACK YARD MENUS! GOOD MEATS GROUND BEEF Atwayt (reB, alwafy baa, al ways eaDs rig to. We pre cod ef ear "Bamberger." tt' jort a "Little Bit Bttee." 'ICE STEAKS e4ecior f fo oiafer'-onf thi;ficfs, &ivjt?t S trffweff Makgl tts r1 9sntofre ott$a FRANKS 3$F f hae. tcf , tsay Kirbd) for OuJdoB gooklnf FRESH CH!CKM Ovt fry SjfOVb ryse4 is fo W cat ffeerf nojf, stay fytff them 6oi if 4oy SPECIAL 119 EACH HUNT'S FAMOUS CAT: The NEW BIG 20-oz. Bottle 1SC CHAMPION 1 lff I f-ftlE Big quart ' size jar 2W OLIVES 11 Tall in 00 Cans se ISA. Pkgs. 6) mi- buns Ten Choice of Round or Long lubrff't Beck's Morning Fresh Parterson's pound ieoofe oe axM ig sefcection o f moare IM QsMtaj op new su$ ibea lo or i4 Ml Okleff Snnked - Tenderized lite if f f - l?i OT Sflet 89 V or WHOLf UTT HALf 3 Io. Lovea Prase Or Top Qwolity HOffl ia a long time 36 arieties of Sliced luncheon Meat for fouf selection w 29c pkg. f MBKETA l HoflA of SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS 1 ( I OPEN 8:00 AM. UNTIL I I ( MIDNIGHT J I A DAYS A WEEK I EASY PARKING I J , N v EASY SHOPPING J 1202 No. Riverside 1 3
