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Bad Cranberries May Be Buried Washington (DPB What'i foing to happen to all those Mtntamlnatavi rranhrrie that didn't get to the Thanksgiving table? In all likelihood, the thou sands of pounds of berries seized by the government will be buried, but a final decision on what to do with them hasn't been made yet. By Wednesday night, the government naa impounaea 230,000 pounds of cranberries as contaminated by the weed killer aminotriazole, which has caused cancer in rats. Owners of cranberry lots have 30 days to protest gov ernment seizure action. After that, the berries can be dis posed of under supervision of a U. S. marshal. FDA officials weren't anticipating any pro tests. CROWING COMPLAINTS Dothan, Ala.-flJPD - Sheriff Alvin Davis said a rooster would be the main course at the county jail Friday because he had received so many com plaints from prisoners about the rooster crowing before daylight. WHAT A FIGUREl New York (UPD A cement cast made of Jimmy Durante's nose showed that his famous schnozz measures 77 millime ters long, 36 millimeters wide and has a visible circumfer ence of 98 millimeters. These . ... figures compare with an aver age person's 55-26-62. : MARSHALL'S Carpet Cleaning Aids ANIMAL STAINS If not given attention quickly, animal stains are almost impos sible to remove. First blot and sponge immediately with a very weak solution of white vinegar. This will neutralize the stain. Sponge again with clear water. Let us consult with you on a complete yearly carpet cleaning plan. Carpet Cleaning Furniture Cleaning Bob Marshall's Ffoorcovering Service 1 27 N. Riverside SP 3-6587 p hmi ii mm m nngwi mi m n ' 'i '""I, - " - "I. "W n . "' ."'I n ' i l I ' ' ., Hft GIANT SQUASH - Fred Burks, a neighbor of Mrs. Marcella Oliven at San Pedro, Calif., holds up a giant 50-pound squash which is among a dozen growing on her roof. The roof garden was not intended. Mrs. Oliven planted seeds and the vines grew up the side of a garage adjoining her home and onto the roof. '. - (UPI Telephoto) Data Processing Planned by VA An electronic system gear- ed to service the GI - Insur ance accounts of more than 6,000,000 veterans has been planned for use in the Veter ans administration automatic data processing . operation in Philadelphia, the VA Insur ance Center, S. T. Brannock, contact . representative, VA Domiciliary, Camp White, said Friday. - A .specially constructed room houses a - computer which ' will service the ' ac counts of the GI insurance policy-holders. Policy rec- Lords for the entire group will be maintained on 80 reels of magnetic tape, Brannock said. High speed wire communi cation is planned with the VA insurance centers at St. Paul, Minn., and Denver, Col., using the Philadelphia unit to keep current all pre mium, - loan, dividend and policy information of the three office!. It will elimi nate the maintenance of more than 1 million filed records, he said. Clatskanie (UPD Vilas L. Shepard, 73, Clatskanie, for mer state representative from Columbia county, died Tues day. . . . Muffler Company Here Burglarized Thursday Rogue Valley Muffler com pany, 1910 Table Rock rd., was broken into sometime during the Thanksgiving hol iday and approximately $40 worth of items were taken, ac cording to city police. ' Entry to the store was gained by . forcing the. rear door police said. Roy Orson Ingle, owner of the company, said a box containing $5 in pennies, a stamp book worth $15, and the coin box on a soft drink machine contain ing $20, were missing. SWEET REVENGE " Springville, N. Y. - UM -Police chief John Barbus tells iiow one farmer cured a sneak thief of helping ' himself to motor fuel from a barnyard gas pump. The farmer poured a cupful of granulated sugar into the nozzle of the pump hose. The next day it was learned that a youth's car "mysteriously developed en gine trouble and needed an expensive overhaul." HURRY! Count Down Sale Ends Monday At COURTESY CHEVROLET MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. C Sunday, Nev. 29, 1939 Production of silver in Mexico amounted to $42 mil lion in one year. HELP US! We need clothing, sheet, dishes, furniture, and bedding. We Pick Up. x HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army SPring 3-7335 Completion of Talent Project To Bring Recreational Benefit Ashland Completion of the S24Vi million Talent recla mation and power project will bring substantial agricultural and recreational, benefits to the Ashland area, Ashland Chamber of Commerce mem bers were told here last week Speaking at the chamber meeting were Jack Nichols, bureau of reclamation admin istrator for the TID project, and Walter Hoffbuhr, district manager. ' Nichols said completion of the project in 1961 would "represent the realization of a , plan which had its incep tion more than half a century ago." See Added Need . . Shortly after the turn of the century, he continued, for ward looking valley residents realized that additional water sources would have to be de veloped east of the Cascade summit. ; By . 1950, "said Nichols, a comprehensive Rogue basin development . program had been outlined but only the Talent division received full approval and support of re clamation and conservation in terests, mis project is tne only . portion of the major plan which has gone into con struction. The BLM official said the project includes a system of collecting canals, east of the summit which diverts water to the new Howard Prairie reservoir. The reservoir, now completed and being used for storage, has a capacity of 62,000 acre feet. ; Regulating Reservoir A 20-mile long canal from Howard Prairie carries wa ter to the regulating reservoir on Keene creek. From there it is taken to the west side of the range by tunnel and dropped down to the Green springs powef plant, and then down to Emigrant reservoir. Emigrant, which will start filling with water in the win ter of 1960-61, is now being enlarged from its original ca pacity of 8,000 acre feet to 40,000 acre feet and a new dam is under construction. The economy of the Ash land area, Nichols said, will benefit not only from the ad ditional water supply for ag riculture, , but also through the recreational facilities which will be available at Howard Prairie and Emigrant lake. In other TID action Tues day, Hoffbuhr warned that land owners who want their acreage under the new source of water supply must have their petitions for inclusion in the TID office before Dec. 31. Although about 1,500 acres of the 5,000 acres which can be served have been signed up, Hoffbuhr explained, peti tions are out for about 2,000 more acres. .. ; 1 I Be WARM in Your Home This Christmas with a Modern, Wood Burning THE CONICAL FIREPLACE Nariihw !() with til Manel tmespeew a cracfclme fin m fin- -efete . Th; draHOOD Khun mi warmth wfnf ttmp daiifn at law cast. Idael fee. Capttetparavy living, lecno Man taam, Ofljfca, Cabim. A f of art end boat ...mw HraMOOB w)ayt4 oa-aik far HI I MaV. . mmrmptrn : I I mim iii ii TVS Wlilrmii'.e " LAI Budget I V VV Torm. Iji VyS T X for as little as UXLUOTt. Fireptae dd new comfort and charm fc your horn. Com com plrte with H own chimney Installs in leas than a day So masonry, nn maea, Paint any eoloc to harmo nize with room decoration a Underwriters' Laboratories approved. Sm our selection sf fireplace equipment. Screens com in black, copper brass . . . mad to fit your fire place lots of styles to suit every decor. 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The three men were among 114 persons sentenced to pris on for 30 years for "acts against the peace of the Do minican Republic. Ninety six of the defendants are in custody, none of them promi nent Cubans or Venezuelans. Fines totalling $100 mil lion were imposed on the de fendants. " Castro, Betancourt and 17 others also were convicted as "co-authprs of crimes against Dominican state security'' and of seeking to promote armed revolt in this country. The only "co-author" in court was Cuban Maj. Delio Gomez Oc-' hoa, a leader of the abortive July invasion. Salem - (UPD - The Oregon State Board of Education will conduct its regular quarterly meeting here Dec. 1-2. , ; Girls' Favorite Prettiest in class or at a party! Girls love the dainty flower trim and flaring skirt. Easy - to - embroider yoke. Trim with lace, braid - or leave plain. Pattern 7205: em broidery transfer; pattern pieces for girl's sizes 6 8, 10, 12, 14. State size. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern -add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune. House hold Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Name, Address, Zone, Pattern Number, Size. JUST OUT! Our New 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book contains THREE FREE Patterns. Plus - ideas galore for home furnishings, fashions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers -exciting, unusual designs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave quilt. Be first with the newest - send 25 cents now! ; . .. J.T.J.llFJr -aj-rs-aN . Open Monday and Friday Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. 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