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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1960)
o o WAIL TRItUNE, Mtdtord, Or. 7 W4ndiy, May 18. 1960 A ' Sfraub Opposes Cascade Park M-wport -JV?r. state Dem ocratic Chairman Robert Rtraub Tuesday voiced op position to establishment of i Cascade National Park. Straub said establishment of such a park would be con trary to the best long range interests of the state. He told Lincoln county Democrats here there should be future recreational devel opment on forest lands to be done within the framework of the sound multiple use con cept of forest management. He said the California Sier ra Club had mapped plans for a giant Cascade National Park of nearly one million acres to be carved out of the Willam ette, Deschutes and Mt. Hood i I National Forest. "Such a vast park, if created, would strike , a serious blow to our vital for est products industry in Ore gon. Portland Expects Improved Weather Portland -JIM- Good news. Maybe. The weather bureau said today its charts showed the first indication of a break in the long spell of cold and wet weather. it said mere still were weather fronts in the Pacific to deal with, but that the strong westerly jet stream I 1 was being pushed northward at present. The bureau's outlook called for light showers Thursday in northwest Oregon with less than normal showers again about Saturday and Monday. A rising temperature trend is seen for all the state. Mods to pamper your eat ...they're not just flavors they're the real thing. LIVER i MEAT KIMEY'i MI AT CHICKEN MEATY MIX CHOPPEIFISI QiV FRFFT FRFFT FRFFf While You Shop... P.ay m f PEAS! Berlin Said To Be No. I Headache Washington - (UPB - Gen. Nathan F. Twining told a Senate subcommittee today that in the wake of the sum mit collapse "our No. 1 head ache is what to do about Ber lin." Twining, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the military appropriations panel "We didn't expect much from the summit. He said the Berlin problem "has been with us for some I time, and it is still at the top ef the list." i win see mat our lorces jl ic in xiiie men, iedu.v-wgo condition," he said. "In my j opinion, our readiness is high er than ever. Mystery Explosion In Fiji Islands Suva, Fiji Island - GJ?D Residents reported a "huge ball of fire with an Incandesc ent tail issuing smoke" plung ed into the southwest Pacific I Ocean about 300 miles south west of here tonight. There was no immediate 1 1 explanation but thousands of persons called police stations, newspapers and radio stations to report the incident and in quire if Russia's new space ship had blown up. The beeps of Sputnik IV i I were heard in Paris today as j the 4v4-ton rocket ship passed directly over the French capi- tal, hours after the Suva inci- ; dent. Seismographs in the United States recorded an earthquake 1 at the same time of the Suva phenomenon and a first report j from Fordham university in dicated it was from that area. The Atomic Energy Com mission in Washington said there were no nuclear tests in the Suva a'-ea it knew of and said it knew of no manmade explosion there. li i RIDES ON MERRY-GO-ROUND FOR FOUR BIG DAYS. Balloons for Kiddies Friday and Saturday Ice Cream Friday Afternoon and Sat. PRIZES, SURPRISES AND FUN FOR ALL WW- fill! While You Shop... Piay Our Game of "I SPY" Hundreds of names will be taken at ran dom from the phone directory and placed throughout the store. Find your sasSf name and you are a winner. Flav-R-Pac Frozen Pillsbury Best Floor f 25-lb. f lO-oi. I r:y"- m fkq$. snn- ti'i i ' m . wi. ju. i i t n n Tiff jr&& S"'ft Premium Ju,e and Tender COTTAGE CHEESE $100 r Borden's All Kinds '""If S 1 27'.. "WRAP AND $CK SWIFT'S PREMIUM PICFJICS Everybody', uvorite Fresh AA EGGS Large and Extra large dor. iGE Soran Whole Drawn mi Servi Fu"y Cooked! It Comes the Wr.pp.r, Oreaon r..i . - .n..y-aryieEx. BACON 2 , SAUSAGE COFFEE M.J.B. Reg or Drip 525 d ill KRAFT qt. For Spring Salads bof. POTATO CHIPS Nalley's 87c Value Triple Pack Box CRACKERS Sunshine Krispy 5 I ib. box Paper Napkins Zee White Pkg. 80 BETTY CROCKER FOR STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKI Betty Crocker Qf f Betty cktoa DEL MONTE FRUIT 3 large pkgs. White Yellow Devil Spice Marble pkgs. 303 tins .b, $00 $1oo rill ill; Frozen Foods Cut Corn Green Beans - Cut or French Broccoli - Chopped Spinach - Leaf or Chopped French Fries L $100 Lemonade 5 12-oz. tins $1.00 $1100 $100 A A moyooiniciDse I Golden R,pe I II Firm Red RP ' , - I II TOMATOES 19c Ualad Mix 2.- 25c NEW POTATOES Van Camps Delicious PORK Cr A $100 DCASvIC 3fl0 tins 1 COTTAGE GARDEN 4f-. tt WMflV Jorgensen's 4j $4 00 PEAS 10i"$1 ANGEL FOOD Pillsbury Cake Mix Ice Cream Assorted Flavors Serve With Strawberries or pkg. Ice Cream 39 c Grape Juice Orange Juice 3)2-0, 5I tins a 00 Mixed Vegetables Brussels Sprouts Onion Rings K $100 Fried Chicken Turkey W Dressing Sliced Beef Salisbury Steak Each 49c APPLE JUICE Hi Country 46-or. Tins 3 - l 00 DOG FOOD Skippy Ho. 1 . 14 jr I I CimihIa Clmnn I aN Sfc; I wimifiw wimwii llll n a g Assorted Navors Frozen lr" 7 Sr Apple Cherry Crust Top lemon V Qy 3 s $n 3S0 Pine in Downtewn Central Point, Ore(n Prices fffwtive May II, 20, 11 limit lights Reserved
