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Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL, Augusta, Ga.-President Eisenhower, on the American ex hibition in Moscow which Vice President Richard M. Nixon will open in July: "These exhibition! are designed to achieve a broader un derttanding between our two peoples ... It is a hopeful ap proach. We welcome it wholeheartedly." Washington-Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D.-Tex.) complain ing that Americans too often assign ignoble motives to their noble deeds: ' ' - "We have given the world the impression that we are , bidding for friendship as traders bid for a sack of wheat." London-Radio Moscow, charging that American high alti tude flights to Berlin are part of a deliberate policy of provo cations: "What is at stake is not just the altitude at which U.S. air . craft fly. but the fact that U.S. ruling circles are ignoring the need to help to ease international tension." Washington-Cuba's Prime Minister Fidel Castro, on the heavy security guard with which he is surrounded on his U.S. visit: "I would be very happy just to be alone. They don't do me a favor by putting so many guards over me." , Miami-Peter Kissel, of Far Hills, N.J., a passenger on a Cuban airliner hijacked by fleeing fugitives from Havana war crimes trials: . 'We just kept quiet and real still, like they asked, because they seemed very jittery." " FUEL DRY SPLIT PEELER GORE WOOD 20 12 GO Per Cord TIMBERP MEDFORD McAndrews Rd. at Summit Buy 59' size Vitaiis Plus Fwf. Tii get TRIG-new man's roll-on deodorant - Get a 31 f size Ipana for only 1 when- yov buy the 69; Economy Size at Regular Retail limited Quantities TOO Jumbo WORKMEN'S LUNCH KIT lYs Pt. 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Add Federal Excise Tax on Free styling comb hrkrkL-fotf I X.!!fl innmii .WKiwa TarU.rr ii m m n ill - ill it m. r-0-4J PRESCRIPTION V ' SPECIALISTS A Menial Society Assures Welfare Patients of Care Portland -flJPD- The Oregon State Medical Society wants welfare patients throughout the State to receive "the same high quality of medical care regardless of whether funds of the State Public Welfare Commission are adequate to reimburse the physicians for their out-of-pocket costs. Dr. Herman A. Dickel, So ciety president, advised the membership in a letter Wed nesday that the $1,200,000 emergency appropriation now before the legislature would not alleviate the Welfare Com mission's shortage of funds during the current biennium which ends July 1. Proposal Adopted "With these facts in mind,' Dr. Dickel wrote, "the Coun cil has adopted a proposal of the committee on public policy that the Society recommend to all its members that they con tinue to provide the same high quality of medical care to wel fare recipients regardless of the Commission's ability to pay for such services." Dr. Dickel pointed out that Society members have been caring for welfare patients at a markedly reduced rate for many years, and that patients have enjoyed a free choice of physician. Most of the charges are based on physician's out-of-pocket expense, it was ex plained. At least one county medical society - Lane previously announced the adoption of a similar, policy regarding wel fare patients after the Lane county welfare office advised that an acute shortage of funds was expected the next three months. London - (DPD - Eight-year-old Princess Anne has master ed the fundamentals of the French language and is ready to move on to conversational French, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said today. OAK Lotion CHIFFON FACIAL TISSUES 4 boxes 200's 50c REGULAR $2.25 VALUE! otvWAHT 16 oz. j.castile shampoo shampoo ph egg SHAMPOO filflto SALE 95 LANOLIN PLUS LIQUID $1.00 size $f flf & 60c size, both. I UU 1 I $2.50 Value 8-oz. BLANCHARD , FLORAL MIST COLOGNES CONFLICT WHITE LILAC $1.00 DEODORANT SPECIAL CREAM & LOTION (Ball Top) $1.69 Value $1.29 HARRIET HUBBARD AYER $2.50 HAND CREAM, 10 oz. $1.00 Woodbury $1.00 CREME RINSE, 11.4 oz. 69c YOUR CHOICE Film Developing & Printing FAST TOP QUALITY LOCAL SERVICE In by 10-Out by 4:30 Regular Prices FREE 5x7 ENLARGEMENT With Each Roll of Kodacolor Printed Taxable Merchandise Km MEDFOR&S OmNAL PRICE Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF AN EMISSARY from Europe ran into trouble on the very first night of his mission to the U.S.A. Following the continental custom, he placed his shoes (the only pair he possessed) outside the door of his room to be shined, and went to bed. In the morning he discov ered the chambermaid for that floor had appraised the shoes carefully and thrown them away! There's a short short story in three inscriptions, written one above the other, on a poster in a New York subway station. The top in scription reads, "Gloria and Jim." -The middle inscrip tion reads, "June and Rich ard." The bottom one reads, "Hortense and Nobody." The progressive warden of an upstate penitentiary recently sent a questionnaire to all the inmates. Question one was, "Why do you think you are to prison?" Convict Number 20637's answer was, "I got caught," C 1959, by Bennett Cert Distributed by King Features Syndicate. TV Cameraman's Term Suspended Knoxville, Tenn. - (UPD -A television cameraman's 10-day sentence and $50 fine were suspended Thursday seven hours after he went to jail for shooting pictures in a courtroom during a rape trial. Judge J. Fred Bibb sent Tom Mayhew, a newsman photographer for WATE-TV, to jail for willful contempt of court Thursday morning. He said Mayhew was taking mo tion pictures during the trial of Dewey Lee Coles, 26, ac cused of raping a six-year-old. girl. Bibb allows photography in his courtroom only during re cesses. Mayhew said he thought the court was in re cess. New York (DPD Mrs. Mary Sanders Hays, 82, presi dent of the Women's National Republican Club from 1938 to 1943, died Thursday. T2 DAY SERVICE Standard 8-Exposure Roll CONTACT J or JUMBO Jf Free Delivery in Medford COTTERS mm, KN. CENTRAL 1 205 Drivers Get Licenses Suspended Salem-The department of motor vehicles has released names of 205 drivers whose licenses were ordered sus pended during the period be ginning April 6, and ending April 10. Length of suspension va ries, depending on charges in volved, recommendation of court, discretionary action by the department or require ments of Oregon law. The de partment said some of the li censes involving court rec ommendations may have been reinstated after suspension was ordered. The department warned drivers that the penalty for driving while suspended is a jail sentence of no less than two days and up to six months, and there may be imposed a fine up to $500. Under licensing procedure, this will also result in an additional year of suspension. Those suspended in Jack son county were: Driving While Under Influence of Intoxicating Liquor (Mandatory suspension) Harris, Pat, 46, of 1561 North Ri verside ave., Medford, 90 days. Mattey, Gerald George, 18, of 1234 Court St., Medford, 90 days. Owen, Robert Lee, 67, of box 66, Butte Falls, 90 days. Discretionary Action of Depart ment: Leaf, Donna Jean, 28, of 154 De Hague st., Medford, driving record, 1 year. VETERAN ACTOR DIES Los Angeles (UPD Charles Halton, 83, veteran actor who appeared in more than 200 films in his long career, died Thursday. FORMER AUTHOR DIES Montclair, N.J. - (UPD - R. Rosino Napoliello, 89, form er author, died Thursday. "SHver Screen PICTURE TU CLEARER - Vision with SYLVAN I A v "Silver Screen 85" Backed by Sylvania's engineering skill and "know how" concentrated on ONE LINE of top ture tubes. Full year warranty! Sylvania Electric Products are the larg est manufacturers of picture tubes in the United States and pioneers in their use and development. See Your INDEPENDENT SERVICE DEALER for Sylvania Tubes Your Independent Service Dealer Gives You Guaranteed Dependable Workmanship at Fair Prices ASK FOR Sylvania Tubes In the Day's News By, FRANK JENKINS This is an odd-number year. In odd-number years, the legislatures of nearly all the states are in session. These states whose legisla tures are meeting this year face a common problem-they all need more money. Even big California - whose budget exceeds two billion dollars. " ITfHY do they need more ' money? Here is one answer: They need more money to pay for the SERVICES to which their people have be come accustomed. WHERE to get it? Here is an ancient for mula: "That tax is best which gets the most feathers from the goose with the ' least amount of squawking." One of these easy-to-get is provided by horse racing and its accompanying system of legalized pari-mutuel betting. Of the 50 states, 23 tax horse racing. In 1958, these 23 states collected 230 million dollars from the ponies. That's quite a sum. And- It is paid without very much squawking TT WILL surprise no one to --learn that New York is the largest collector of horse rac ing taxes. Its take last year was $74,614,000. Nor will it surprise anyone to learn that California was No. 2. Cali fornia's 1948 take from the ponies was $25,614,000. New Jersey was close behind with $24,768,000, barely nosing out Florida, whose take was $24, 446,000. Among the smaller West ern states, Arizona took in $1,575,000 from the pari-mutuel horse bettors, Washing ton got $1,030,000, Oregon $1,027,000 and New Mexico collected a mere $82,000. A N INTERESTING phase of this horse racing tax is the rate at which it is increasing. According to Tax Foundation, Inc., the total take in 1950 was approximately $100,000,-000-. In 1958, it was approxi mately $230,000,000. That Is to say, it more than doubled in eight years. In these, eight years, Ore gon and Washington fell some what behind the national rate of increase. 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