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o o o o o o o o THURSDAY. JUNE S. I960 MEDFOFD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OH. o Summer Session At Oregon State Has 350 Courses .' Corvallis - Summer session St Oregon State college this year will offer more than 350 courses, workshops, seminars and institutes, according to Dr. F. R. Zeran, dean of edu cation and summer school di rector. ."; The regular eight-week ses sion will run from June 20 to Aug. 12 with course offerings (rom art to modern languages and from music to zoology. Workshops, seminars and in ) 3-LB. TIN v roicrn THIS EMBLEM CAN MEAN 00 IN GROCERIES With the Purchase 1 Pair of IS? te " D9 stitutes will be in agricultural education, business education, guidance, college and univer sity teaching, home economics and natural resources. Work shops range from two to eight weeks, depending on the subject-matter concentration. Bummer School Programs ': Three special graduate sum mer school programs for teachers of business subjects, industrial arts and science Will be offered. OSC's new school of hu manities and social sciences will offer some 65 courses in art, economics, English, geog raphy, history, journalism, modern languages, music, philosophy, political science, psychology, religion, sociol ogy and speech. 1 Oregon students who are Ineligible to enter Oregon State college by high school records may become eligible by earning a C average on nine quarter hours of credit in English composition and two other approved courses, Dean Zeran said. A summer recreation pro gram will include week end tours to Silver Creek Falls State park, Timberline Lodge, the Oregon coast for deep-sea fishing, Cascade Plywood plant at Lebanon, central Oregon and Crater Lake. Symington Urges Farmers to Keep Eye on Candidates Albert Lea, Minn. - IUPD -Sep. Stuart Symington (D Mo.) says that farmers should keep an election - year eye peeled for "Johnny come late ly" friends. His comment was made In a speech at a farmers union picnic. He did not elaborate on what appeared to be a jibe at farm policies once espoused by Sen. John F. Kennedy (El Mass.) and Vice President Richard M. Nixon. Symington pressed his own campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination with a plea that farmers and others in rural communities "meas ure candidates not by their words alone, but by their deeds." Symington, a member of tho Sonntp agriculture com mittee, said "preservation of the family larm is tne mosi Important problem facing rural America." - Unless prompt action is taken to reverse present poli cies, he said, "we will see our agriculture economy domina ted by huge integrated corporation-type farms." . He called for "a secretary of agriculture who truly rep resents and will work for the best-interests of the family size farmer" plus a sound, nmnrphpnsive farm bill such is the one which he intro duced last January. Switch Raises or Lowers Windows ', Cleveland-fflPD-Pushbutton windows in automohiles are id stuff with M. D. Orlin of Suburban Shaker Heights. He has the same thing in his : Orlin, who holds several patents on window mechan isms, has produced a double hung window whose top sash lowers or rises with a flick of cwtfrh. A one-sixth horsepower mo tor is boxed Into the top of the frame. A chain runs across the top of the window to thranrioH mrl.q. one in each slide of the frame. Throw the switch and the rods turn the window down. Throw it nanln and It fines UD. "Tt r.an Via wirpH HO that VOU could close it from a switch i vr.ii- hprklrip." said Orlin "And if the whole house is equipped with such windows, thev all would be closed irom . ,..iinh in the kitchen in Case of a cloudburst." Uninspected Auto Lasts a Lona Time Buffalo, N.Y. 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