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9 G O e S MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Monday, July 28, 1958 (s JA 7e Butcher Wages Found To Vary Ames, Iowa (UPI Iowa State College officials said studies conducted by the U.S. Agriculture Department show that there's a tremendous dif ference in how much a butch er's services cost as you move from city to city and store to store. The average butcher's wage costs about nine cents for "; 'WW- r.jitW I s -'7,"'. -iv. : 4er?" x u i ' '''' i ihx I I each dollar of meat. But in some stores the wage is less than a nickle out of each dol lar, and in others it runs as high as 43 cents. Some butchers get special benefits such as uniforms, paid holidays and vacations, medical care and hospitaliza tion, while others don't get such benefits. DANCERS ASK ASYLUM Brussels, Belgium (UPI) Six members of the Czecho slovakian "Luconica" danc ing group which performed at the World's Fair have ask ed for political asylum, police sources said Sunday night. STILL GOING STRONG London (UPI) Sputnik II completed its lOOOth trip around the world Sunday, Moscow Radio reported. Heart Association Renews UO Grant Portland (UPD-The Amer ican Heart Association has re newed a $4,400 grant so the University of Oregon medical school here can continue its study of the effects of antico agulants on heart patients, the school said today. The study, the first such project in the United States to employ the "double-blind" research technique, is in its third year. The double-blind method is "designed to rule out the psy chological effect on patients of a doctor's enthusiasm for a particular method of treat ment," the school said. Anticoagulants are drugs which decrease the blood's ability to clot. Last Rites Held For Harry Warner Hollywood (UPD Last rites were conducted Sunday for Harry Warner, who with his brothers opened a theater in New Castle, Pa., in 1903, and built Warner Bros. Studio, a movie-making giant. Mourners, estimated a t numbering about 1.000, in cluding top film figures, over flowed the Wilshire Boule vard Temple for the services conducted by Rabbi Magnin. The movie pioneer, who died of a cerebral occlusion last Friday night at his home, passed on during a year that saw the deaths of film pio neers Louis B. Mayer, Harry Conn, Jesse Lasky and Don Hartman. 1 BACK WITH MAMA British heiress Bobo Sigrist Juarez smiles at Idlewild Airport, N. Y., as she prepares to board a flight for Bermuda with her 8-month-old daughter, Bianca. Bianca was the object of a recent custody battle between Bobo and her husband, after he snatched the baby from her arms as she was about to fly to the Baha omas July 8. An agreement reached July 21 gives Bobo custody of the little girl for 9V2 months of the year. Quotes From the News , United Press International Calcutta, India Premier Jawaharlal Nehru on the pres ence of Anglo-American troops in Lebanon and Jordan: "No good comes from foreign forces remaining in another country." O O Beirut, Lebanon Hospital administration officer Maj. Harry Jenkins, of Bellingham, Wash., describing the bath fccilities for the nineteen nurses among the 10,000 Leather necks and G.I.s ashore here: , '"V are planning lo section off a special beach area ) the girls, with barbed wire." Redondo Beach, Calif. Mrs. Deer Baker, wife of one ft the four crewmen of the raft Lehi unheard from for two Wks, expressing her concern about her husband: "I knoTr he's safe, but I'd like to know where he's safe." withdrawing from the Capri to Naples race because boat O crews allegedly towed five entries for considerable distances: "A snorts event ought to be fair and not a fake." Washington Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, (D-N.M.), on the fact that only 6 of 14 nations, invited to witness a "clean" H-bomb test in the Pacific this summer, had accepted: "The people of Europe are not tremendously interested In clean bombs. They are interested in our weapons capa bihly, the problem of how to make dirty bombs." Coos Bay Man Has Narrow Ltscape On Portland Visit Dni-fUnJ rtTBn T V. . ... ... Portland (UPD John Charles Allen, 64, of Coos Bay, had a harrowing exper ience Saturday night. He told city police that he had been walking at S.E. 3rd ave. and Main st. when two men in an auto offered him a ride. Thinking that he recog $izi the pair, he accepted the lift. o Wallet. Money They drove around and the two njen took his wallet, con taining $12. Then the robbers stopped t the Hawthorne bridge and kUCK KILLS GIRL Lisbon, Portugal (UPI) jt overloaded fruit truck Wrturned here Sunday kill: tof t 16-year-old girl and in )ping sight other persons. shoved him out of the car. One of the attackers then threw Allen over the railing on, the south side of the bridge. Allen, landing in the water, told officers that he drifted and swam downstream until he reached a construction barge moored near the Mor rison bridge. Ankle, Back Injured He managed to clamber aboard, but cries for help were in vain. Exhausted, he couldn't climb from the barge to the sidewalk because of ankle and back injuries sus tained in the fall. As dawn came ,he managed to drag himself to the sidewalk and painfully limp to police headquarters, sopping wet. He was treated and then transferred to Good Samari tan Hospital. O G O LOOK BETTER ,-c To look good you have to feel good. Don't wilt in mir heat and humidity. Investigate inexpensive 4iora air conditioners. AIR CONDITION! 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Buckles 424 Newtown, Medford BIRDS EYE FROZEN CORN-PIAS MIXED VEGETAILES PEAS & CARROTS - SPINACH FRENCH FRIED POTATOES E Assort As You Wish - S'flOO pkgs. MAXWELL HOUSE Reg. Price 09c 4 ONE LB. CAN IT TWO LB. $1149 CAN U SIMPLE SIMON Choice of Chocolate Cream, Cocoanut Cream, Lemon Cream, or Strawberry Cream. mum mm 4c P) J ea. CN CHOCOLATE DUNK 10 oz. Package 1 for (a BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 3C79 COTTAGE C H EESE 29" Applesauce Cookies o-.r.UBjc, 45' mm HORMEL SPAM Reg. 53c 12-Ounce Can 49' SHUR FRESH SUNSHINE BEVERAGES 659 Root Beer, Orange, Cola, Black Cherry, Grape, Lemon-Lime, Ginger Ale M.C.P. f J jt RECIPES Powdered Pectin i-n-p. REYNOLDS 2 Pkgs. Aluminum CLOROX I Heavy Duty for Freezing or Cooking 18 in.x25 Ft. &jfT LOCAL RED HAVEN ACU L B S 7 fF I k A C C C Feminine Napkins Regular, 4 Qft fVtw.Edd Junior ar Super 12's Boxes Q7 Vi GAL JUG 39 Medford Meat Co. TASTY BRAND Excellent for freezing or canning ' t Delicious for eating fresh LOCAL GREEN BEANS lbs. 29 We have everything you need to put up your Pickles - Red Bell Peppers, Wax Peppers, Green Hot Peppers, Dill, Garlic, etc. '; LESS FESMMS Everyone's Favorite! Let's have a Picnic . . . Lefs take TASTY FRANKS EXTRA LEAN - Ideal for hot weather cooking VEAL 30 CUTLETS each 2 for 59 r
