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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1960)
it i v1 i-4 9 to -4 A o fl 3 hi id 5 lathe Days Hews 7 FRANK JENKINS From Washington: The . Army has mapped a year atudy of the frightening jPossibHity that the myriad of electronic devices employed by a modern fighting force MIGHT JAM XACH OTHER IN COMBAT! Maj. Gen. Robert j. Wood of th" Army's research and development office told about th problMi in closed - door testimony to the House De fend Appropriations subcommittee-on Job. 23T His testi nipny has been made public. GHsi& that with rapid strides in electronics the modern bat tlell is becoming overrun with gndfttsr that use electro mfnetic wa'ves. These range from t valkie-talkie radio to the complex centers used to $jui missiles. 1IE ABDID: f ie tns Army went to war MAILMBUN. M.dforJ. Or. Thursday, March 3 1 , 1 960 A tty, it would have at least SO THOUSAND elec t r o n i c emittsr devices in a square 6 mile oti each of its four "An 0 "Pht doesn't count Navy sn? Ai Jorce gadgets - or hst fh eijemy fosces might O e'JHjty ?S to say: W I 111 these wave-emitting roStt with which modern Q r is viged went into action ggl tt once, in one battle, they mifht STYMIE EACH OTH 1 SO COMPLETELY that the bsttle would come to a sto n thousands of people rK might otherwise have oftet -ould remain alive. g rP5D the day! S InVfhat event, we might 3 hava the common horse sense to CALL OFF WAR. IPHOV SALEM: Ate oress conference Gov. Mark Hatfield said his Eastern trip lest week resulted in 14 "very warm industrial possi bilities that might result in new payrolls for Oregon." Oregon's governor and 19 Oregon businessmen made the trip to New .York, Washing ton arid Chicago. They met 0 with HO representatives of in dustry, finance and govern ment In in effort to get them to establish plants in Oregon. At his conference in Salem, Gov. Hgtfield added: "Our main pitch was not tfgt X wanted to take indus try wtv from the East. What w$ r there for, we told thm, was to PERSUADE IN DUSTRY TO EXPAND TO SEAVE THE EXPANDING WTS IN THE WEST." ' m I Hi w"4ST is changing. There was a time when thr weren't enough DeoDle est f the Rockies to support verPONJ big industry - let glon hundreds of them. In thosiays, the West got its manufactured goods from the East -with the freight added. 0 In those days, nearly all na tional dvertisements for con sumer goods carried this note: "Prices HIGHER in the West." Not r any more. We now have OUR OWN MARKET. It(js a GROWING market. The elevert- Western states are in creasing in population twice as fast percentagewise as the rest of the country. industry is moving west ward to take advantage of this growing mafket. INoTHOSE earlier days, we yelled bloody murder for lor traiscontinental freight rates so that we could get our ray materials back East to the factories where they were fabricated and could then get the finished products back to u a cheatMv as possible. NOW abnormaUy low trans continental freight rates tend to be a handicap rather than an asset because they make it easier for Eastern manufac turers to get their products in to our growing Western mar ket in competition with our growing Western industries. We nSw say to the Eastern ers: "Ifou want your share of our burgeoning Western market MOVE YOUR FAC TORIES OUT HERE TO THE WEST AND CREATE PAY ROLLS HERE." Sentence Imposition Suspended in Court Imposition of sentence was suspended on Raymond Al bert C o r b i n, Jacksonville, nhn is charced with non-sup port, circuit court officials have reported. Corbin pleaded guilty in circuit court to charges of failing to support his five chil dren, of 14 months, 6, 7, 10 and 11 years old. Imposition was suspended on tondition that his $250 bail go to the welfare department's trust fund to be used for sup port of his wife and children and the support money he will jay'for his wife and children will be decided by the parole a-icj probation officer, accord in? to the needs of the family end his earning capacity. stamps I V I - IcreekI STAMP$ STAMPS I5TAM PSJ ISTAMP I stamps! W I 6-oi. tins I Chunk Style No. tin 29e I 11 F f? (? "M Coke Mixes 1 3 BEES Strained Honey Pure, ember honey ISTAM PSl f C R V. E M ISTAM PSI 5-lb. tin Piggly Wiggly Fresher Produce Spring RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS R0MAINE LETTUCE RED LEAF LETTUCE LARGE SNOW WHITE HEADS YELLOW ONIONS BOILING SIZE LOCAL Graham Crackers Nabisco Cookies ISTAMPSI Stewart at King Street Prices effective Thursday Friday and Saturday, March U limit quantities. Pictsweet Fresh Frozen DUNDEE Apple Sauce For a breakfast fruit No. 303 tins Salad Special ! 3bu- 14 t 2 Bun. 99' 4 "ill CAULIFLOWER 2 - 39 310 ARTICHOKES SJSSKSTe L0IJTU. 39c PIGGLY 17IGGLY NINE LIVES Cat Food A special formula blended to provide oil the necessary nu trients. Regular 15e each 50 4sr W Occident Flour bag Pure, Vegetable Shortening Crisco Shortening Golden Fluffo Shortening Bon Ami Jet Spray, Black Tea Bags Upton's Tea Chicken-Noodle or Beef-Noodle Stidd's Dinners White or Wheat Luxury Bread Dill Pickles Steinfeld's Home Style 48-oz. Jar STEINFELD'S RELISHES Hamburger, Hot Dog Acres of Parking 31, April 1 and 2. We reserve mm &m mm You get mote KyouKmoney Wv ' We've been standing on our heads all week trying to pick a good list of high quality foods to kick off this wonderful month of April ... and we've done it! There's no "April Fooling" best values at Piggly Wiggly eetelhie ODODODSe You'll save on ' NESCAFE Instant Coffee The self-brewing coffee 6-oz. jar il oc 3-lb. tin 3-lb. tin 14-oz. tin 48-bag pkg. 2-15'j-oz. tins Large loef Ivory Liquid 12-ox. tin 22-0z.tin 39c 69c the right 4''S$T!do - sis' L 9-, v mm- ff PIGGLY IVIGGLY this weekend. Medford freestone or sliced - No. 2Vi Plymouth . . . smooth and creamy (Limit one quart per family, please) Chicken-of-the-Sea . . regular 23c each 6 PIES 99c e All grinds . . . limit one tin 2-lb. tin $1.18 SWANSDOWN White, Devils Food, Yellow, Butterscotch, Sugar Maple, ! Apple Spice ArmoPstJror .i m i. I, r ill InStant Bonnie "'P3 DOG Soap Granules 15-oz. tins Snow's . Clam Chowder or 7Vi-oi- tins Snow's Minced Clams Mix 'em or match 'em 3 tint 4 halves tin 29e . Fels liaplha Bar Soap 4 .... 39c 3 8-oz. pies 4 79c FOOD wmo'!v wiTvT woi w?o ilr CReTk IcRKl iGREEfq CTreEK EpTeNI IstampkI 'stamps! 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