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UNWANTED EXEMPTION Anti-Bounty Bill Passed by House Salem 03PB The House has passed and sent to the Senate a bill to do away with state bounties for killing of preda tory animals. The department of agricul ture, which asked for the bill, said professional trappers paid by the state can do a more' efficient and economical job. COULD'VE BEEN WORSE Maimi (UPD Waitress Bon ny Fleet said the bandit who stole $770 from the restaur ant in which she works shov ed her into a freezer locker when he departed. "But he gave me a shirt and a pair of workman's pants to keep warm," she said. She was re leased 15 minutes later, un frozen. DISCUSS ATOMIC ENERGY London - (UPD - Representa tives of the U. S. and British government atomic energy agencies will meet here this week, the British Defense Ministry announced today. The meeting will be held un der an agreement providing for cooperation in the use of atomic energy for mutual de fense. Chicago -(UPD- The Chicago income tax director's office treet Chatter said a man claimed his moth er-in-law as a dependent and added the following plaintive New York-UPD-Bache and Co. notices strong formations being built by such rail lead ers as Atlantic Coast Line, Great Northern, Denver & Rio Grande, says improvement in these pivotals is bound to bring a greater following into other rails, thus reinforcing the technical pattern of the market as a whole. Val Alstyne, Noel & Co. feel the current hesitation is an in dication the market is bracing itself for a further upward move and says it would expect the latter to occur soon. American Telephone al ways has been regarded .as one of the highest quality com mon stock investments. If there is added to this the be lief the stock may now be regarded as a growth equity, Reynolds & Co. says, a basic reappraisal of the stock should take place. If AT&T common were to sell on the same price earning basis as other growth utilities, it notes, it would in dicate a price of between $275 and $300 a share. note: "Please note my new exemption. If you can arrange her removal from my home, I'll gladly pay the additional $120 tax." New York -UPfl- The famed Bolshoi Ballet troupe of Rus Wardrobe Gems SHOW BRINGS SALES New York -(UPD- The third annual automobile show, which ended Sunday night, brought $40 million in sales to' 70 auto makers from nine countries, it was announced. sia prepared today for its two-month tour of the United Garden Sawdust McGinty Fuel Go. States and Canada. A total of 120 men and women arrived here by chartered airplanes Sunday to join 16 others who Ph. SP 3-6297 had come earlier. 8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Monday, April 13, 1959 Walls & -' Brooks Electric & Plumbing 1116 North Riverside Phone SP 2-5209 WHOLESALE raflCES THEY 1 k MAY A look Li HERE'S WHAT YOU REALLY BUY: Patent d SNAP ACTION THERMO STAT, submerged in the water in a thermal-sensitive copper well. Snaps on and off. Easily serviced or removed without draining tank. Exclusive IMMERSION-TYPE HEAT ING ELEMENTS are 100 efficient ...easily removable without drain ing tank. They transfer all the heat generated directly into the water. Save with our wholesale price plus Copco's $20.00 bonusl NATIONAL 52-Gal. Upright Electric Water Healer Only iff0 WITH YOUR OLD WATER HEATER 3 Closed Saturdays Open Mondays 'till 9 p.m. BUY NOW AND SAVEI Tut CATFISH DERBY QUEEN Queen Karen Simcox, second from right, will reign over the 24th annual Catfish Derby sponsored by the Medford 20-30 club to be held June 21 at TouVelle park. Queen Karen with her court of four princeses appeared Saturday in the Pear Blossom Festival parade. From left to right are Princesses Virginia Larson, Susan Yoder, Queen Karen, and Princess Dee Reed. Not shown is Princess Betsy Beck. Chairman of the annual derby is Bell McCulley. (Landis photo) 9213 SIZES 12-44 fry HTIe "Tflksff Sew an entire wardrobe of smart dresses with this one pattern. Vary the neckline from scooped to a collar ver sion - ideal for spring-to-summer. Tomorrow's pattern: Women's. Printed Pattern 9213: Miss es sizes 1Z, 14, 16, IB, 20; 40, 42, 44, 46. Size 18 requires 4 yards 39-inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send Thirty . five cents (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Trade-in YOUR OLD WATER HEATER &0 45 On a New, Quick Recovery Westinghouse Water Heater Here's your opportunity to have a new modern, fast water heat er by taking advantage of Copco's special spring offer and trade-in your old water heater. You will be allowed a generous $20.00 regardless of the condi tion of your present heater. Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Washington - State Department Press . Officer Lincoln White, on Secretary of State Dulles' surprise return from Florida to reenter Walter Reed Army hospital where he is being treated for cancer:- "It is now desirable he have a period of further medical observation." Richmond,-Va.-Gov. J. Lindsaji Almond, commenting on an assassination attempt against him: "I'm just going to go on living and do the best I can. If somebody knocks me off. there's a good man ready to take my place." Grotori, Conn.-Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D.-N.M.) chair man of the Joint Congressional committee on Atomic Energy, on the group's overnight cruise aboard the atomic subma rine Skipjack: "While underway and submerged, the joint committee held an official meeting during which Skipjack was going faster and deeper than any known submarine in history." Chicago-Alan R. Nye, American soldier of fortune, ar riving home from Cuba where he was convicted of plotting to assassinate Fidel Castro, sentenced to a firing squad and then told to get out of the country: "I owe my release mostly to my mother and then to God, Senior Center Has Library of More Than 500 Volumes v V J 6 times faster! Our Regular Price $10995 Our Reduced $f5)(5)50 Price Special Copco $1 Trade-in Offer You pay Only $T50 a u iilifliilHSIlliBJlBlMl You never run out of Hot Water with a Westinghouse! ir Heats 6 times faster with ex- -fa Automatically gives you 2Vi II I . j I elusive nign-speea cukua rimes more I3U water tnan Upright. Model Direct Heat Elements. ordinary heaters. Jr 1 0-year protection policy. jc Low operating cost. yoacAHMSuRf-ifrt Westinghouse TROWBRIDGE & ATM 214 West Main Phone SP 3-6241 BIG Y APPLIANCE CENTER In the Big Y Shopping Center Phone SP 3-3052 Be Sure to Watch Westinghouse Desilu Program TONIGHT On KBES-TV With a donation of 400 books from the private library of L. G. McLaren, 1820 Crown ave., by him to the Rogue Valley Council on Aging for use at the Senior Activity Center, more than 500 books are now available at the cen ter, Frank Glonning, chair man of the council, an nounced. ' The books at the center have been donated by inter ested persons and clubs, it was reported, with the library given by McLaren the largest group to be received from one person. The books are available to any adult over 50 years of age who may either read them at the center or take them home. Arranged and Classified Mrs. Harry Fuller, presi dent of the friends to the li brary group and also a mem ber of the executive board, has arranged and classified the books. It was reported that the titles available in clude, adventure, biography, history, religion, pholosophy and humor. The Senior center is open to the public four afternoons each week from noon until 4 pjn. Monday through Thurs day. During these times va rious classes and activities are scheduled. Activities are also held Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Magazines are also avail able for persons who wish to use the library, center offic ials stated, and said that a volunteer, hostess is present during the hours the center is open. Clubs, churches, and other service groups that wish speakers to tell of the work carried on by the Rogue Val ley Council for older people may contact the center, it was reported. Panel Discussion Recently a panel discussion on "Challenge of the Retire ment Age" was presented at a Ashland meeting of the Amer ican Association of University Women. Mrs. Norman Chris- lieb, social studies chairman of the branch was in charge of the program. Panelists were Mrs. Ches ter Guches, who spoke on health; Mrs. C. A. Thatcher, housing; C. L. Williams, em ployment; and Dr. Frank Rob erts, recreation. Mrs. Fred Rankin told of the national trends and acted as moder ator. The public is invited to- at tend any of the general meet ings of the Council on Aging which are held the third Thursday of each month. The meeting this month will be April 16 at 3 p.m. at the Sen ior center. John Gribble, chairman, will report on events for National Senior Citizens Week, May 17 through 24. DIE IN CAR PLUNGE Blida, Algeria - (UPD An automobile carrying 10 per sons missed a turn and plung ed 400 feet into a ravine here Sunday. Eight of the occu pants were killed. 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