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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1958)
t MAIL TRIBUNE, Mcdford, Oregon, Thursday, October 9, 1958 5 1 ft ' I f s Ik k yuSJU - hi. L$ 7 RETIRING from Supreme Court, Justice Harold H. Burton says poor health is responsible. He was ap pointed by President Harry S. Truman in 1943. Power Supplies Seen Adequate Portland-(UPD-Administrator William A. JPearl of the Bon neville Power Administration reported Wednesday that the Pacific Northwest will 'need no steam generated power in the next four years, even if the Columbia reaches its low est historical point all four years. The optimistic prediction of regional power supplies was made by Dr. Pearl at a meet ing of the Columbia River Basin Interagency Committee. He said the Pacific Northwest would have no power worries for the next 10 years with i steam and imported power, even for the interruptible power used by the metallurgi cal industry, If there are me dian river flows. . Dr. Pearl called the power picture "the brightest since I've been at Bonneville." The administrator reported, however, that a sudden slump in demand for power the past year had forced BPA into the red and its surplus had to be tapped in order to make re payments to the federal gov ernment for its construction investments. , The recession, cutbacks of consumption by the alumi num industry, and one of the warmest winters in history caused a sudden reversal of power consumption just as nearly one million kilowatts of new generation was placed on the line from public and private hydroelectric sources. Holmes-Hatfield Campaign Warms By United Press International The gubernatorial campaign between Democratic incum bent Robert D. Holmes and Republican Secretary of State Mark Hatfield was warming up today with election less than four weeks away. Holmes challenged Hatfield j to show where he could make ! big reductions in state expen-1 ditures and how he intends to J reduce taxes. , Hatfield called for new pro-1 gressive and daring leadership in the Republican party and a change in residence require ments for voting so that new residents in a state are not "disenfranchised." ' Holmes, speaking at Gresh am, said, "I urge my opponent when he talks of tax cuts to say just which schools he in tends to close, which teachers he means to fire and what state institutions he intends to' starve." Hatfield spoke at Gill Coli seum in Corvallis Wednesday. He also recommended a "care ful look" at lowering of the voting age and suggested a legal requirement for report ing political campaign contri butions prior to elections rather than after them. rnmiNG A NAME I Memphis, Tenn.-(UP&-Diane McCullough says she spot ted a name tag on another freshman at an all-girl party at Southwestern College here reading: "Penny Nichols, Money, Miss." r BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOK f OR THE HAPPY LITTLE COG KPPf TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAYI SHOULDER PICNIC STYLE (o f,ner all purpse ji I ' FLOUR l2-. 79I FINER EVAPORATED MILK 3 tins 43' Case of 48. ZEE BATHROOM Reg. 39c 4 Roll TISSUE Fancy Pak 2 , 69 CHIFFON BATHROOM TISSUE 2 Roll JP Pak J Premium Snowflake Crackers 2 49 Nabisco Lorna Doone lO'a-c. Pkg. Locally Packed Bartlett Pears 31 Large 2Vi Tin Reg. 37c 00 SPECIAL t . V'lY. Firecracker BONNIE DOG ft CAT FOOD 8 89c COUNTRY STYLE Pork Sausage - 4 PLYMOUTH BRAND t $100 lbs. L DUNDEE REG. 23c O Large 2Vi Tin -EANS -noo PECIAL PURCHASE j Jjf Hoody's Cream Style or Crush Peanut Butter ;im 16-OZ. JAR low Pes plUs GREEN SMMPS af 710 fra cosf Pork Steak Pork Loins Spa r e r I b S Country Style Pork Loin Roasts Pork CHOPS Center Cut lb. lb. lb. ARMOUR STAR SLICED 1-lb. Pkg. Only 8 NALLEY'S WHOLE BANQUET 56-oz. Jar. B NaUes Regular or Hot , CiiiSi Con Carne f ' WITH BEANS fl 15-oz. Tins I 4 for ll00 1 LARGE Snow White HEADS each NEW CROP CALIF. Red Yams SWEET -LOCAL GROWN ,t,H5c Crisp, New Crop 'A -Red Delicious or Newtown CKJCf MODESS Reg., Super or Teen Age m 45" 2 , 89 STEWART AT KING STREETS OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. - LOTS OF FREE PARKING
