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CELERY HEARTS u S c ' Southern Oregon's LARGEST SELECTION of 'FKESM. .PRODUCE! Crisp, Garden Fresh Local , CUCUMBERS House Unanimously Votes Compromise Reorganization Bill Washington fDPD The House unanimously approved a compromise bill granting President Eisenhower powers to reorganize the Defense De partment for the nuclear-missile age. By voice vote, the House ap proved the measure as drafted by House-Senate conferees. There was no debate. The com promise legislation now goes to the Senate. Some Requests Ignored It gives the President most of what he asked for but ig nores several powers he re quested. Chairman Carl Vinson (D Ga.) of the House Armed Serv ices Committee read the House a letter from Eisen hower which said that "ex cept in relatively minor re spects, the bill adequately meets every recommendation to the Congress on this sub-y ject." Eisenhower submitted the sweeping reorganization plan at the outset of the current congressional session in the wake of Soviet Sputnik suc cesses. It was a major demand on his part. Meanwhile, Defense Secre tary Neil H. McElroy reported that the Middle East crisis has demonstrated that U. S. de fense forces "are ready, and that they can move rapidly to those parts of 'the world where they are needed." Missile Development , The secretary made the statement to the Senate Pre paredness Subcommitte. He was recalled for what Chair man Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) termed "an audit of the na tion's defenses." McElroy's prepared state ment included an optimistic report on missile develop ment. It stressed the fact that the Defense Department has recently let a contract for the development of a liquid fuel engine with "about one mil lion pounds thrust." He commented that since his last subcommittee appear ance two incidents have "test ed the spee,d of our forces' re action to situations of ten sion." "One was in connection Local Woman Wins Limmerick Contest Mrs. Lyle Estelle, 2509 Ly man ave., Medford, won a weekly prize in the Oil Heat-O-Rama limmerick contest sponsored by the Jackson fuel oil dealers in conjunction with the Oil Heat Institute of Oregon. , Mrs. Estelle won fifth prize, a P and C Hand Tool Kit, according to the Valley Fuel company, Medford oil heat dealer. The contest lasts until Sept. 1, featuring weekly prizes, and a grand prize of a $3,500 oil-heated swimming pool. En try blanks are available at Medford heating oil dealers and furnace companies. Cloudburst Floods Highway Near Yreka Yreka, Calif. (UPD A heavy cloudburst flooded a Southern Pacific spur track and placed a foot of water on U. S. Highway 99 Wednesday night about six miles south of here. ' . The track was expected to be in operation today. Rail road officials emphasized that no passenger traffic was af fected by the washout. Cars were slowly traversing the flooded half-mile of U. S. 99, the California Highway Patrol reported. The waters wer reDorted receding, "al though light rains continued through the night. Sawmill Workers Win NLRB Election Portland (UPD The AFL CIO Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union won a Na tional Labor Relations Board election over the AFL-CIO International Woodworkers of America to represent em ployees at the Santiam Lum ber Company in Sweet Home by a 133 to 109 vote. The teachine of music was introduced into Boston public schools in. 1837 through the influence of Lowell Mason and the Boston Academy of Music. THE DANMOORE HOTEL 1217 SW Morrison St. PORTLAND OREGON All transient guests. All those who come, return. Rates not high, not low! Freo garage, TV's and radios. Reputation for cleanliness. . Reservations by long distance phono refunded on request upon arrival with Vice President Nixon visit to Caracas; the other is the current situation in the Middle East," McElroy de clared. "We believe that the rec ord clearly shows that our forces are ready, and that they can move rapidly to those parts of the world where they are needed." Agency Organized McElroy also reported that the Defense Department's Ad vanced Research Projects Agency has been fully or ganized. He reported progress on Thor and Jupiter inter mediate range missiles and said they should, as previous ly announced, be. ready for assignment overseas this year. He reported progress on the intercontinental Atlas and Ti tan missiles. He testified that tests have shown that the Navy's Polaris missile can be fired from a moving platform, from under water, and that "the direction of the missile is not hampered by the motion of the launch ing site." MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, Jifly 24, 1938 7 Utility Property Shows Big Increase Salem The 1958 true cash value of utility property in Oregon has increased about $84 million, or 9.87 per cent more than last year, C. W. Chambers, chairman of the state tax commission, has an nounced. The increase, similar to that of last year, is due mainly to additional property being con structed and used in utility service, he said. Gas, electric and telephone utilities show the largestjincrease geared to population and business ac tivity gains in the state. Electric, companies have added hydroelectric and steam generation facilities in Baker, Clackamas, Jackson, Jeffer son, Klamath and Multnomah counties as well as substan tial expansion in transmission and distribution facilities. , The telephone industry has added facilities for radio re lay, direct distance dialing and dial equipment conversions.. SAFE IN PLANE CRASH s Beirut, Lebanon (UPD Brig. Gen1. Sydney Waae, commander of U. S. Marine forces in Beirut, had a close' scrape Tuesday when his heli copter crashed into a tree, it was disclosed today. Neither Wade nor his pilot was hurt. Ecuador has the two larg est volcanoes in tfie world. They are Chimborazo, rising 20,700 feet, and Cotopaxi, 19, 550 feet. m zj u uuuu lfo)n Iq PIER L--U.WT---H jiii imuji i mi.il 1 . .:;--t " "" I". A..JUAJ,,iiMnwliwsiy r ' j1 Sandwiches made with chunk stvfe Light Meatrun -It doesn't take long. Even mayonnaise can't hide the differences. Just look under the mayonnaise for the tuna meat that has a lighter, clearer color, a sure sign that it came from fresh, prime quality1 tuna. Next, find the tuna mixture with the firm, tender morsels. Bumble Bee Tuna sandwiches are never too dry, never too moist, never "squashy." Finally taste. Look for gentle, fresh-fish flavor. It's always the pay-off for knowing your tuna. There you I are. The Bumble Bee Tuna is a and in the photo above. Next time you'll buy Bumble Bee chunk style Light Meat Tuna. Won't you? An Oregon Product II I f Columbia River Packers Assn., Inc. Astoria. Ore, It's hard to be sure you're getting a bargain when you can't look inside to "see what makes it tick". ' So why gamble? Best way to avoid buying mistakes is to use the basic rule of sound buy ing: A good brand is your best guarantee. Whatever you buy, you know the maker stands behind a good brand. You can't go wrong. - The more good brands you know the surer you are. Get to know them in this newspaper. They'll help you cut buying mistakes, get more for your money. BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION iDcorpontwl A Non-Profit Educational Foundation 37 West 57th Street, New York 19, New York MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE o
