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o MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, June t(, 1958 7 1 i 5 1 1 41 ! YmM 15) IT IPIB) Alf SVIFT PREMIUM BRAND VACUUM PACKED Q 0 O HIE UP-SMACKIN' q TA lira :' IF n I I DIG FREE PARKING LOTS IR BACK OF OUR STORE MEAT PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 28 - READY pack Vcfl MEAT TOGS. GOOD WITH ALL SUMMER DINNERS! Willi (HBCDXCIE DEMONSTRATION FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE WANT YOU TO SAMPLE THEM! Medford Meat Co. Tasty Brand U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER SWIFT PREMIUM BRAND-THE Chock poetics KLAMATH CREAMERY CRATER LAKE BRAND-MEDIUM Cheddar Qh U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER-BONED & ROLLED-No Waste To Buy The Finest Roast To Be Had Corns Ulb mUump EXTRA JUMBO COUNT - Serve at least one meal of U.S. GRADED CHOICE GENUINE SPRING - THE IDEAL SUMMERTIME MEAT rn d O mm Sweet and Tender because they've been kept cold from farm to you. 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FANCY NO. 1 FROSTED 1 j-ejPSiem 1 ' TURKEY CANTALOUPES RIPE n rpnnftrw jam mm m cri rhv jv em m t DOZ. Be the Peak of the Crop 3 Resignation of Adams Favored By Sen. Knowland Washington (UPD Sen ate Republican Leader Wil liam F. Knowland said to day that Presidential Aide Sherman Adams could "best serve". President Eisenhower and the Republican party by resigning. Knowland added, however, that he did not believe the Adams case would "material ly" hurt him in his campaign for governor t)f California. "They're not going to hold me personally responsible for Adams' decision or the Presi dent's decision," the Cali fornia Republican said.Q Usefulness Damaged Knowland previously had made clear that he felt Adams' usefulness had been badly damaged by House committee disclosures that the presidential assisfent re ceived gifts from Bernard Goldfine, a Boston business man in trouble with govern ment agencies. At a news conference to day, his 50th birthday. Know land said, "I believe he (Adams) could best serve the cause of the President and the party by submitting his resignation." Knowland also said he ex pects to confer at Sacramento Friday with Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, Republican nom inee for Knowland's Senate seat in the election next No vember. To Run Own Campaign Knight, who dissents from Knowland's endorsement of a state right to work law, has indicated that he intends to run his own independent campaign. "I've made my position clear," Knowland said. "Im certainly going to do every thing possible to bring about unity in the party." He said it was too early to predict what the state GOP convention would includein the party platform on the right to work issue. Cali fornians will vote in Novem ber on a proposal for a state, law outlawing union contracts requiring union membership to hold a job. Air Crash Victim In Good Condition John Day (UPI) Mrs. Pa--tricia Davis of Fresno. Calif.. who is still hospitalized here as a result of plane crash in juries suffered AP"1 21, was reported in good condition to day following more surgery earlier this week. Mrs. Davis, whose courage in the face of repeated opera tions has attracted wide ad miration, suffered badly froz en feet when a small plane piloted by her husband crash ed in the mountains near Day- ville, Ore. She lay at the wreckage several days before she was rescued. Mrs. Davis is now in a body rast while skin from her left leg is grafted to her right foot. The left foot was amputated 11 AT- earner, as wen a me w the right foot. Mrs. Davis will require still further amputa tion on her left leg so she can he fitted with an artificial limb, according to Dr. Jerry van der Vlugt at the medical center here. The physician reported his patient is in good spirits and progressing well. Her hus band leader Bruce Davis, visits her frequently but is now back at his job in Cali fornia. Exercise Said Fountain of Youth San Francisco (UPD A Kentucky doctor has done what Ponce, de Leon failed to do. He's found the fountain It's an eight-letter word called E-X-E-R-C-I-S-E. Dr. Ernst Jokl told the American Medical Association today that this nobly ignored word, when followed to the letter, stays the arrival of degenerative ailments. But, he said, it must be followed consistently and not on a fad basis. The aging processes revers ed, according to the Lexing ton physiologist, are ieflv those having to do with the mainstream of life the heart i Mnni vpssel systems. jokl, reporting to aim in vention, stressed the fact that exercise is "the only environ mental factor yet known to inhibit the aging process." He said a vigorous prograYn, started when the aging proc ess stops (the minute you stop growing) works best. If you can't go to the gym every day, try weight-lifting in the bedroom, Jowl suggests. 1
