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o MAIL TRUUNl, Mtdf.rd, Or. ' C Thuriaay, My 1. 16 ( ) Governors Split Along Party Lines On Medical Care Seattle-Will - Western gov ernor! split along party lines Wednesday in sharp debate over medical aid for the aged. The 12 governors seven Democrat and live Republic ans spent more than an hour debating a medical aid resolu tion offered by Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon, one of the GOP executives. Hatfield's resolution called for states to carry a full load of responsibility along with the federal government In es tablishing medical aid Iruur ance for persons 65 and over. Objectionable Provision What Democratic governors objected to most was a pro vision that each state and In dividuals within the state have the privilege of deciding separately whether to partici pate In the program. As offered, the resolution would have financially re sponsible senior citizens con tribute to the cost of their medical care insurance. California Gov. Edmund G. Brown termed the resolution "a fake and a fraud," and Republicans Hatifeld and Wil liam F. Quinn of Hawaii countered by charging the Democratic governors with ducking their state responsi bilities. 'Heart' Removed The resolution finally was adopted, but only after Demo cratic Gov. Stephen L. R. Mc Nichols amendment taking the heart out of Hatifeld's pro posal was adopted. Hatfield said the resolution as adopt ed was "like being against lin and for motherhood." The mended resolution called on Congress to enact legislation making a federal-state med ical Insurance program pos sible. Utah Gov. George A. Clyde, Republican, was elected chair man for the 1961 conference which will be held at Salt Lake City. Alaska Gov. Wil liam A. Egan was named vice chairman, meaning the 1962 meeting likely will be in Juneau. Drunk Had Something Up Sfeeve Squirrel Jacksonville, Fla Patrol man J. o. Mccormick was frisking a drunk at the city jail when he felt something move In the prisoner's sleeve. McCormlck reached in fur ther and came up with a quirmlng squirrel. The pris oner, who was in no shape for explanations, remained in jail The squirrel received a police escort to a veterinary. Graceful Cape WE'VE ROLLED OUT THE RED CARPET FOR COHEINANDSAVE 4uA YOU! rM? : i illP'l - . . , l"'"iHllimiiin HI I -"tsiW.TlU'TV TT- M WITH OUR - iTTtrz i-a-iv fernS. fssMMkJy I BIG Y SUPER HIWAY 99 NORTH 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK I 1 m mi Perfect topping for spring' summer fashions - graceful cape crocheted in easy pattern. Use 3-ply fingering yarn or mercerized string. Easy - so lovely in design. Pattern 7102 Crochet directions for sizes small, medium, large included. Send THIRTY FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern-add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune Household Arts Dept.. P.O. Box 188, Old Che! sea Station, New York It N Y. Print plHinly NAME, AD DRESS and PATTERN NUM BER. JUST OUT! Our new 1860 Alice Brooks navdlecraft book contains THRU FHEE pat terns. Pliw Ictus galore for home furnishings, fashions, ifl. .... 1 ...ll..... - u Bills, luja, uttI ai-iicis citing, unusual designs to cro chtt, knK, sew, embroMr. Dirk 0i', auill. B tint (Si w (5) Randy's VEAL CUTLETS 4-oz. patties LEAN, TENDER From CHOICE BRISKET EDECI4 m..m.vmm LB. M 0 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU SPECIAL VRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, MAY 22 Wl RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SLICED-COOKED SALAMI IC Lb. rTTY?nTiggan UNWRAP AND CQfE FULLY COOKED 12-01. jjjnN A RMB I fSSfc- Reg. VTOASnB 35e SI CORN FIAK6S wmmmmmtmmm Re" MJB INSTANT COFFEE HERSHEY INSTANT COCOA SISKIYOU FANCY lO-oi. Jar 23 8-Lb. Can $29 PEACHESZ4-T0 PICNIC Excellent for Sunday Dinner Ideal for CAMPING STj Lb. ed f 1 Fh SALADS POTATO OR MACARONI r Pint 'M BAR-B-Qued - Piping Hot FRYERS h $1.39 SPARE RIBS n,98 Medford's Freshest Produce mi'HI-'H'iittiffHll'HH- ATTENTION! LITTLE LEAGUER Get a decal of your favorite major league team . . . one in each 4-lb. bag Winesap Apples, MlHllililitililiW WASHINGTON FANCY WINESAP APPLES GREEN t BAGLEY V IST FREESTONE PEACHES V Irregular Pieces Jt A 595cjc ONIONS RADISHES. unch TANG SALAD DRESSING Quart- SNOWDRIFT Little Leaguers May Register In Any Big Y Produce Dept. To Win a Ball, Bat and Glove. TOMATOES ROMAINE MEl'J POTATOES Red Ripe Firm OR RED LEAF LETTUCE BASKET No. 1-A Siie Whito Shaffer 191 2 19 10-49 Shortening 3159' CHALLENGE NON FAT DRY MILK 69 i LEVER BROS. RINSO rT S9i STRAWBERRY JAM MINUTE RICE FRISKIES Dog Meal 10 98' MARKET 3Vi-lb. QgSi BRAND jar QUICK COOKING 23's oz. pkg. i9W, J GOLD MEDAl l IFLOUlt VBag V 79 J 25-lb. J (ttito the newel - it oi. it I ...I o Oq 0 o 0 0 (!) o 5 c-n o ) : "' i )
