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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1959)
MAIL TRIBUNE, Mlfr, Or. Th-rsday, Juns IS, 19S9 5 IT'S CANNING TIME! Man Indicted for Illegal Stock Sale Nev.. businessman Arthur L. Tjamon. 81. todav was under indictment lor peddling oil stock "without government permission. The indictment against Da mon was returned Wednesday by a federal grand jury.: Da mon, was accused ' of selling stock in Nev-Teh, a Utah cor poration, although the Secur ities and , Exchange. Commis sion had not "authorized him to do so. He manipulated the stock's price on the Salt Lake City Stock Exchange before selling it, the indictment charged. Tn, .u J - clared that Damon gained con- uuj ui uic K.jmyauy iiu caused the market price to raise above 45 cents on the Salt v Lake City Exchange "through the use of flamboy ant and misleading reports' in' the mail and by oral state- Little Rock School Laws Thrown Out Little Rock, Ark. -OJPD- A three judge federal district court .today threw out two laws under which Gov. Or- val Faubus closed the four Little Rock public high schools last fall and enjoined anyone from preventing grad ual integration of the sehools The ruling was in a decree received at the district clerk's office today. It followed a hearing May 4 oik the validity of the two acts of the special session of the Arkansas Legis lature. Act 4 permitted the gover nor to close the schools, and Act 5 allowed the state to withhold public funds from dosed schools. The ruling voided the gov ernor's proclamation closing the schools. The superin tendent of the schools and the school board "and their suc cessors" were ordered to "ef fectuate the plan of integra tion" for the public schools of Little Rock. . Oregon Strawberry Receipts Falling Portland (UPD Receipts of strawberries at Oregon proc essing plants so far are sharp- time a year ago, Carl J. Han sen, representative of the lo cal USIA Fruit and Vegetable Market News service, said to day. v . Hansen said prices paid the producers were generally un changed at 13 cents a pound for No. 1 grade fruit f.o.b. plant. Some premium berries have brought , 14 cents and some less' desirable berries have gone at 12 cents. Oregon growers have hauled 13,974,738 pounds of straw berries to canneries and freez ing plants so far this season, compared -to 92,413,519 pounds mX this time a year ago. Young Bicyclists - iicflu iui ruiiiriiiu Walla Walla -(UP0- Two Walla Walla youngsters Wed nesday began the second leg of their 380-mile bicycle jour ney to Portland where they will "take in the Centennial and visit relatives." Sally Jeanne McGovern, 15, and her brother, Loren:12, pedaled away from Pomeroy Hill Tuesday 'and spent the night here. They expect to complete the trip Saturday or Sunday. ... The travelers carried sleep ing bags, . letters from their parents to ministers asking permission to sleep in the ministers' yards, and an 1859 penny which they want to give to Mayor Terry Schrunk of Portland. 3 . . . offer all, pop's preferences have a lot to do with the sort of foods mother shops for . . . and pop usually has a very dis cerning palate! That's why so many moms shop. PIGGLY WIGGLY ... the food's always excellent, reasonably priced and she gets S H GREEN STAMPS, too. Pamper pop this weekend . . . shop PIGGLY WIGGLY for the best dinner ever. , Prices effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 18, 1 9 and 20. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Lotr, Low Prices1 plus S&ll GREEN STAMPS a! no extra cost BAKER'S Chocolate Chips 6-oz.' pkg. 41 SU FIRM RIPE TILTON $11.98 U LUG 2 Pound MEXRH GEM Peaches "I 2 n., 25' LOCAL . Rhubarb 5 CAUF RIP! ' Nectarines n, 19 NEW CRISP Carrots 2lvff 19' Salad Mix Cues Watermelon Canfs . Zucchini Squash m Dundee Apple Sauce Made from choice quality Northwest apples .;. serve it as a breakfast fruit or for dessert. No. 303 tin 12c Tins Drip or regular (rinds TIB , BLACK Tree Tea 58 -7-?- .. .tflnft .m No. VA .Tins Pra m C ft GOLD HILL Packed Locally Reg. 29c Van Camps Reg. 27c Large No. 2Vi Tin Plastic Tablecloth Cook llook Ice Cream Scoop FREE1 Reg. 2.35 Nescafe fh self-brewing instant coffee ' i ' . with delicious frish roasted flaver end ' -OX Jr aroma. ' ' ' ' ' V .'" . $1189 " fi'j.ru' 3 Kraft's Parkay UARGARini Mb. Pkg. 25 u s. y HEINZ Sweefi 48-Bag Count FDCClfe Pull Quart Ja bIIIA' B!,,r,n,,k Wafers-Honey Fruit . fjfm " Homo Mad Raisin Coconut I Yipos3k Bars Chocolate Drops -xV f BB i i i BSBSi 49is 22-oz. tin"'5 390 For dishes and fine fabrics Tranrl flaforflrAnl wuu iwswi6uiit Giant p,ckage Cuts grease fast Liquid Trend Purex Beads 09 Bleach Klanz 7'-; Foamy Ammonia Save; on Klanz Liquid Starch Argo Gloss Starch 2 ni-29 . ' Arao or Kingsford Cornstarch 2 pk9.29is Bath tiih bar 20c ? - Dial Soap .2&28 18-oz. pkg. Quart bottle "- i. Half gallon pkg. 23 390 Mossere U.S.D.A. Choice Rolled, Bone less Beef Chuck Roasts for out door barbecuing or for indoor oven cooking. Treat pop to his favorite din ner . . . roast beef. Marinate in wine or sauce overnight for extra, flavor and tenderness. 2 Portland Firms Hike Milk Prices Portland - (UPD - Two more Portland milk distributors boosted the price of milk 1 cent a quart this week follow ing the price boost pattern set last week by the Dairy Coop- - erative association. The in crease brought the price to 26 cents a quart. Carnation Co. increased its retail milk prices, except for sizes smaller than a quart, Wednesday. Sunnybro oks Farms put the increase into effect Monday: The Dairy Co-Op reported its price increase June 9, not- - ing it was the first in more than a year. Court Records SrUN'IClPAL COURT John Capps. disobeyed traffic 919. Zee Products MADE IN OREGON Zeo Paper ' Stock up and savo : at this price. 80-ct. Pkg. 16 ZEE Paper Towels ZEE Waxed Paper ZEE " v " Lunch Bags 2S;39c 100-fL roU 20-ct pkr. I0S ZEE " v -.- - ' - Dafhroom Tissus 35$ CHIFFON Balhrooa Tissue 2Tc CHIFFON . Facial Tissue 2 65 Marjorett Cut Macaroni or Spaghetti Cats like the taste Puss 'n Boots Cat Food 2 45 Sunshine Graham Crackers Sunshine Ilydrox Cookies Sunshine wm tSki --'.- 3 leasts ' am. 3r -J - U.S.D.A. Choice lb. 49c 1 -lb. package 1 -lb. package 370 490 U.S.D.A. Choice Lemon Drops Candy 12-oz. package 290 GROUriD BEEF Boneless Beef Cubes Canned Picnics w'Z'.n'. Link Sausage lbs. -ib. Tin Swift's IrookfkW Links for Ireakfatt , . Mb. pkg. $1.45 .79 $3.29 55 A TV U.S.D.A. Choice Beef CHUCK STEAKS. Tender, well-aged lf Beef. lb. 0U sf UVhere you are always served courteously v.-all o a Ken-L-Ration ALL CASH Shop Piffly Wiwly for Health and Beauty Aids Acres Of Free Parking Stewart at King Street Prices effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 18, 19 and 20. y-. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 7 SWEEPSTAKES WINNER TAKES 2500000 you do is giHii . how many grains of 1 rmn far ! Protein your dog gets . I in one pound of Ken- 53' I L-Ration-4o, 30. 40 1 I 45 griM potioi
