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Newspaper Page Texto ( 10 B FHIDAY, News About Books From the The following new books are available to all the people served by the Public Library of Medford and Jackson Coun ty. They may be found at the riownlown Medford Library and the County branch li braries or requested if not available. General works: A Bibliog raphy of the Hislory of Cali fornia and the Pacific West, 1510- 1906, Cowan, Robert Ernest; Guidlines for Library Planners, American Library Assn.; Chases' Calendar of An nual Events, Chase, Harrison V.; A Voice From the Attic, Davies, Robertson; Canadian Almanac & Directory for I960, Copp Clark Ed. Dept. Psychology: Religion in the Developing Personality, Acad emy of Religion. Religion: Religion and the Rise of Scepticism, Baumcr, Franklin Le Van; Efficient Church Business Management, Bramcr, John C, Jr. Social iciences: Discrimina-tion-U.S.A., J a v i t s, Jacob Koppel; America (he World of Our Time, Davids. Jules; Oregon: Covered Employment LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CIIKIIITOHS Notice is hereby given thtil the undersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of the Slate oi urccon lor Jackson County Executor or the estate or Ingcborg Laruin, deceased, and ha quali fied All persons having claims against the c.Uate of said deca dent arc hereby notified to pre sent them with proper vouchers, duly variried lo the undersigned at the office of Skyrman St Helscl. attorneys for said Executor, at Room 321, Medical Center building, in Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this nonce. Dated and first published Janu ary 13, IfJGl . The First National Bank of Oregon, Portland Executor. Skyrman & llclscl AUorneys for Executor SUMMONS FOR" PUIII.lt' ATlilN JN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY HARRY WEBBER and IMA WEB BER, husband and wife, Plaintiifs, vs. WILLIAM R. N. WEST and JANE DOE WEST, whose true name is unknown,' his wile, if married; Ibe unknown heirs or WILLIAM It. N. WEST, deceased, and also all other persons or parties un known claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest In and to the real property described in the complaint herein, Defendants. To each, every and all o( the above named derendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You, and each or you, are summoned to appear In the above entitled court and cause, end answer the complaint of plain tiifs on file herein against you within four weeks from January 20, 1961. the dale of the first pub lication hereof, and you will hereby take notice that If you rail to so appear and answer, for want there of, plalntifrs will pray lo the court for the following relief agninst you and as prayed for In plain tiff's complaint on file herein end specifically referred to hereby end by this reference made a part hereof, a succinct statement of which Is as follows, to-wit: For a decree of this court for ever quieting their title in fee ainiplc In and to the following described premises lying and being altuate in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit; The South Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 21 in Town ship 34 South, Range 1 East of Ihc Willamette Meridian In Jack ion County, Oregon, Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belong ing or In anywise appertaining, free and clear from anv and all right, title, estate, lien and Interest that the said defendants, or any of the m, or anyone claiming by, through or under them, may have or cla in to nave therein ana inerc to. and forever barring and prevent ing said aciennanis, or anyone claimlns bv. throu&h or under them from ever setting up or asserting any right, title, estate, lien or inter est therein and thereto, and holding that such said claim Is null and void nnd of no force and effect, and for such other, further and macron! rebel as to the court may seem meet and proper In the premises. ROBERTS. WELLINGTON. BRANCHF1ELD St HEFFERNAN Attorneys for Plalntirrs Address: Standard Insurance Bldg. Medlord, Oregon NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her Final Account and Report In the estate of MINNIE M. HYERLY. deceased. In the Probate Department or the Circuit Court or Jackson County. Oregon and Ihc Court has llxed Monday the 13th day of February, Iflfil, at the hour or 10 o'clock a.m. In the County Court House at Med ford, Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing ol objections there to ano Bcuicnieni mereoi. EVELYN THOMPSON Administratrix BUSH St BRADLEY Attorneys for Administratrix NOTIt'K NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Stale Land Board of Oregon has received rrom the Oregon Stale Hospital at Salem, Oregon, ca:it to mo crenu 01 lormcr paueni oi saio hospital as follows: Sallv M Ciis aldy, $37,00; and Mini under OHS 120.210 said sum less chUms of r.'Ldilors, If an. and of Ihc State of Oregon against the e,late ol said Inmate Is subject lo escheat lo the State or Oregon. E T P;elcc Cl.-rk STATE LAND BOARD NOTICE TO CIIKIIITOHS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been auoointed bv the C;t euit Court of the Stale of Ormon for Jackson Court, as Adminlilra. tor of Ihc estate nl Lillian M. Dug- gan. dcceah.'d, and ihat I dul qual ified as .unh Ad.niulilr.itor. All persons having claims against said estate aro hereby notified to pre- acnl the same with the proper vouchers to me at the olllcc cf niv eltornevs, DoForest St ll.inson. 22ft Franklin Building. MMtivil. Ore gon, within six noivhs from the date or the first publishing, of this nonce. Dated and first published this SO day of January, mill. Carlos W Morris. Administrator DeForest St Hansen Attorneys lor Administrator Nimck to ciinirnms IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK. com rniiNTV IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Or BELLE E. wahnek. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above court has appointed the undersigned executrix ni iiu tale nf Belle E. We-n-Tr deceased All npnnni havlne -I hois acainst ssld estate ere hereby irqulrrd to present the same with proper vouchers wlthtn six months from iitia di at the offices of Fro in. mayer, Lowry, Hogan St D'a'her- ge, Cooley Theatre Building, Med. fiitvl Clrttann. Dated and first published this th dav or January, mm. BEULAH WARNER, executrix JANUARY 27. 1961 Library & Payrolls by Industry and County, Oregon. Dept. of Em ployment; The Impact of Col lective Bargaining on Man agement, Slichter, Sumner; The Psychology of Crime, Abrahamscn, David; Educa tion and the Human Quest, Thelen, Herbert Arnold; The Hislory of American Funeral Directing. Habenstein. Rob ert; A History of Valentines, Lee, Mrs. Ruth Webb. Science: Science; Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy, Bronow ski, Jacob; Research in Ore gon; A Report, Oregon Stale System of Ed.; Penguin Sum mer. Petlingill, Eleanor Rice. Technology (applied sci ence): The Health Hucksters, Smith, Ralph Lee; Heart Care, Fishbcin. Morris; Who Live in Shadow, Murtagh. John Martin; The Age of Firearms, Held, Robert; Larry Kollcr's Book of Guns, Koller, Law rence R.; Flying Witness, Will lace, Graham; Always An other Dawn, Crossfiold, A Scott; The Sunset Cook Book, Sunset Magazine; The Art of Cake Decorating, S c h u 1 1 e, Hilclegard; Building Construc tion, Wass, Alonzo. The arts and recreation: The Voices of Silence, Malraux, Andre; Experiments in Crea tive Art Teaching, D'Amico, Victor; The Nature of Cities, Hilberseimer, Ludwig; Simpli fied Flower Arrangements, Roberts, Patricia; Driftwood in the Home, Schaffcr, Flor ence M.; Creating With Paper, Johnson, Pauline; Nineteenth Century Glass, Rcvi, Albert Christian; The Artist's Hand book of Materials and Tech niques, Mayer, Ralph; The Mural Painters of Tuscany, Borsook, Eve; Saturn: An Essay on Goya, Malraux, Andre; Rembrandt As A Draughtsman, Bcncsch, Otto; Turkish Miniature Painting, Esin, Emel (Tek); Milton Cross' Favorile Arias From the Great Operas, Cross, Mil ton John; Fun Willi the Kids, Lewis, Shari; Golf Is My Game, Jones, Robert Tyre; Swing to Better Golf, Stanley, Louis Thomas; The Go-go Chi cago White Sox, Condon, Dave; How To Teach Chil dren To Swim, Kauffman, Carolyn.. Literature: Public Spcak- Ing-As Listeners Like it!, Borden, Richard Carman; The Voice of the Speaker, Smed lcy, Ralph C; Representative American Speeches, Thonssen, Lester; Poor Richard's Alma nac, Franklin, Benjamin. Geography, travels: Truth and Opinion, Wedgwood, Cice ly; The Treasure Divers Guide, Potter, John S.; Dis covery and Exploration, Dob enham, Frank; The Concise Encyclopedia of Archaeology, Cottrell, Leonard; The Mute Stones Speak, MacKendrick, Paul; Rome for Ourselves, Mcncn, Aubrey; See Rome and Eat, Pepper, Beverly; Russia, Lite (Periodical); The Sclt Consclous Society, Larrabce, Eric; Only in San Francisco, Caen, Herbert Eugene; Peter Freunchen's Adventures in the Arctic, Freuclicn, Dagmar; BEST-SELLER Think ol III RAMBLER AMERICAN Dilux 2-Door Sedan lor s4032 First Bond Payment Level Exceeded as Rambler Sales Increase . . . 34,324 U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Are On The Way to December Rambler Buyers! o ; - - ' . .; ." . . Tr-i TO TAKE DRIVER TEST Thomas Parrish, 100, is going to take his driver's license ex amination in a few days and he's not a bit worried. Parrish, a Milfold, 111., farmer, holds up his present driver's license, left, Call of the Arctic, Slcclnian, Robert. Biography: Operation Suc cess, Reynolds, Qucntin; Who's Who in Commerce and Indus try; Who's Who in the East; Mark Twain Himself, Meltzer, Milton; I Was a Spy, Miller, Mrs. Marion; King of Rome, Caslelol, Andre; Mostley Mur der, S m i t h, Sir Sydney; Charles Sumner and the Com ing of the Civil War, Donald, David; Reaching for the Stars, Bcrgaust, Erik; American Origins, Pine, Leslie Gilbert. History: The Legacy of Rome, Bailey, Cyril; The Leg acy of Greece, Livingstone, Richard Winn; The Illustrated History of Europe, Amsler, Jean; Anglo-Saxon England, Stenton, Sir Frank; The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, Shirer, William; Indian Por traits of the Pacific North west, Cochran, George M.; From Sea Unto Sea, Hardy, William George; The Ameri can Heritage Picture History of the Civil War, American Heritage; Mr. Davis' Rich Richmond, Kimmel, Stanley Preston; The Bozcman Trail, Hebard, Grace Raymond. Adult fiction: Incense to Idols, Ashlon-Warner, Sylvia; Where No Flags Fly, Ayer, Frederick; Submarine Z-l, Chanukoff, Lon; Road Through the Woods, Frankau, Pamela; The Faces of Blood Kindred, Goycn, William; The Best of Everything, Jaffe, Rona; The Proud Canaries, Johnson, David; Always Room for One More, Julicr, Mrs. Virginia; The Chess Players, Keycs, Mrs. Frances; This Side Jordan, Laurence, Mar garet; The Taste of Infamy, Locke, Charles O.; Kitty, My Rib, Mall, E. Jane; The Nylon Pirates, Monsaratt, Nicholas; I Swear and Vow, Olivier, Stefan; Hangman's Song, Shel lon, Jess; A Kind of Justice, Siegel, Benjamin; Epidemic, Slaughter, Frank Gill; The King From Ashtabula, Snci dcr, Vern J.; Mcmcnlo Mori, Spark, Muriel; Mortltike, Tay lor, Griffin; A Sense of Values, Wilson, Sloan; We Saw the Sea, Wlnton, John; Gillian, Yei'by, Frank G. Adult records: Harold in Italy, Op. 10, Berlioz, Louis Hector; National Anthems of the World. (The Star Spangled Banner); Basic Library of the World's Greatest music; West i tow it mmmtunzxMm f-r-""r ilmtmaTMlMiiiMMI III 111.11 I Side Story, Bernstein, Leon ard; Michael Todd's Around the World in Eighty Days, Young, Victor; An Evening With Belafonte, Belafonte, Harry; The Student Prince, Romberg, Sigmund; Ballad for Americans, . Odetta; Hymns, Ford, Tennessee Ernie; The Magic Islands; La Traviala Highlights, Verdi, Giuseppe; Songs of Ship and Shore, Ken netl. Bash; Grand Canyon Suite, Grofc, Ferdc; Campfire Songs; Sound Off!, Sousa, John Philip; The Tragedy of Othello the Moor of Venice, Shakespeare, William; The Taming of the Shrew, Shake speare, William; Appalachian Spring (Ballet for Martha), Copland, Aaron; Bagpipes and Drums. Young people's non-fiction: The Fight for Food, Cook, James Gordon; Saturday Sci ence, Bluemle, Andrew; De sign of the Universe, Kahn, Fritz; The Moon, Gamow, George; Exploring the Distant Stars, Clason, Clyde B.; Rays: Visible and Invisible, Rein fold, Fred; Explaining the Atom, Hechl, Sclig; Roads to Discovery, Lapp, Ralph Eu gene; From Cell to Test Tube, Chambers, Robert Warner; The Silent World, Coustrcau, Jacques Yves; How To Know, the American Mammals, Sand erson, Ivan Torrance; Men With Golden Hands, Lutz, Emil Hans Gcorg; Engineers' Dreams, Ley, Willy; Pilot, LeVicr, Anthony William; The Conquest of Space, Ley, Willy; The Space Encyclopedia; Imagination's Other Place, Plotz, Mrs. Helen; Atoms In the Family, Fermi, Laura. Young people's fiction: Su san Cornish, Caudill, Rebecca; Young Skin Diver, Harkins, Philip; Ski Fast, Ski Long, Miller, Mrs. Helen. Juvenile non-fiction: The Real Book About Journalism, Bonner, Mary Graham; The Voyages of Ulysses, Fadiman, Clifton; Greek Gods and Heroes, Graves, Robert; The Gods of Mount Olympus, War ren, Robert Pcnn; The West Point Story, Reedor,, Russell Potter; The Wonderful World of Transportation, Lee, Laurie; The First Book ot Trains, Hamilton, Russel; The Story of Locks, Buehr, Walter; The First Book of Measurement, Epstein, Samuel; The Sword of Siegfried, Schcrman, Katha FOR 2 JANUARY BUYERS CAN GET 25 50 75 100 125 In U. S. Savings Bondi l'riiirm is eumulMive ml rcinwclivc. If you take delivery ofa new RnmMer or Metropolitan In January, yon can share in bond distributions of S:S to Si: J (mammy value) at sales increase. AsW your Rambler dealer lor details. Join us in pulling the national spotlight on the need for sharing economic progress ilh ALL consume if the whole nation is to prosper. LEA MOTORS, Bartiett at 5th MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUN1J- MEDFORD, ORE. -W and at right he sits at the wheel of his car. Parrish presently is allowed to drive on county roads within 15 miles of his rural home. Usually he goes into town with his grandson each two years to buy a new car. (UPI Telephoto) rine; The Rainbow Dictionary, Wright, Wendell; The Stars; Steppingslones Into Space, Adlcr, Irving; An Adventure in Astronomy, Heuer, Ken neth; Exploring Under the Earth, Gallant, Roy A.; Sound: An Experiment Book, Baer, Marian E.; The First Book of Sound, Knight, David C; Magnets and How To Use Them, Pine, Tillie S.; The Sea for Sam, Reed, William Max well; Under the Sea, Burton, Maurice; Sea and Shore, Hy lander, Clarence John; Life line, Schneider, Leo; Experi ments in Optical Illusion Beeler, Nelson F.; Engines and How They Work, Boumphrey Geoffrey Maxwell; Simple Ma chines and How They Work Sharp, Elizabeth N.; Fabulous Fireball, Halacy, D. S.; Fire arms by Winchester, Colby, Carroll Burleigh; The Com plete Book of Jets and Rock ets, Ahnstrom, Doris Newell; Our Space Age Jets, Colby Carroll Burleigh; Skyrocket ing Into the Unknown Coombs, Charles Ira; Space Monkey, Burt, Mrs. Olive; Go ing Into Space. Clarke, Arthur Charles; Rockets, Satellites and Space Travel, Coegins, Jack; Home-Made Zoo, Green berg, Sylvia S.; Carpentry for Children, Lcavitl, Jerome Ed ward; The First Book of Photography, Hoke, John L.; Pantomimes, Charades and Skits, Howard, Vernon Lin wood; Riddles, Riddles, Rid dles, Looming, Joseph; The i irsi nook of Chess. Lceming, Joseph; The Story of the Kite, Neal, Harry Edward; The First Book of Baseball, Brew ster, Benjamin; The First Book of New World Eplorors Rich, Louise (Dickinson); The t irst aook of the Mediterrane an, Gottlieb, Gerald; The First Book of India, Hahn, Emily; The First Book of Ghana! Lobsenz, Norman M.; The First Book of Canada, Linea weaver. Charles; The First Book of the West Indies Hughes, Langslon; The Storv of Hannibal, Johnston, Johan na; A First Biography; Samuel Morse and the Telegraph Hays, Wilma Pitchford; The Quest of Isaac Newton, Land, Barbara; The Quest of Louis Pasteur. Lauber, Patricia; Bay of the North, Syme, Ronald; Washington and the Revolu tion, Montross, Lynn. Juvenile fiction: The Ark BIG REMS w Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Carmelited Filberti In Dessert Delights Here is a fun and fancy version of the famed French crcme Brulee; no less elegant but much easier to prepare. A creamy instant pudding mix is prepared with half and half or regular cream and the whole flavored lightly but brightly with rum or brandy; is topped with Oregon fil berts. After chilling thoroughly, the pudding is then topped with chopped filberts and covered with a thick coating of brown sugar. Pudding goes beneath broiler until the su gar bubbles and melts and the nuts are a roasted, toasted brown. This can be served im mediately or chilled again. For each four servings: Vz cup coarsely chopped filberts '2 cup brown sugar 1 package vanilla instant pudding mix 2 cups cream or half-and- half V4 teaspoon rum or brandy flavoring Combine chopped filberts and sieved brown sugar. Com bine pudding six and cream following package directions. Add flavoring; pour pudding into shallow baking dish or pieplate; chill. Sprinkle top with brown sugar-filbert mix ture; place under broiler until sugar melts, bubbles and turns brown. Skillet Potatoes Potatoes and onions head list of vegetables plentiful at low cost. Here we combine cooked potatoes and raw onions In a skillet-creamed dish for serving from the skil let. Sause is made with milk providing extra nutrients. Cold cuts of any kind are good with this. Four servings. Saute one-fourth cup minced onion in one-fourth cup but ter until golden brown; blend in two tablespoons flour, one half teaspoon celery salt and dash of pepper. Gradually add two cups milk; cook, stirring constantly until slightly thickened. Add two cups diced Benary-Isbert, Margot; Kriki, the Wild Duck, Sleiner, Alexis; The Way of a Dog, Terhunc, Albert Payson; Rob ert's Rescued Railway, Weir, Rosemary. Easy books: ABC Picture Book in Natural Color Photo graphs, Adams, George A.; Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper, Brown, Marcia; Chil dren of Many Lands, Bruce, Dana; Gulliver's Stories for Pleasure Reading, Dolch, Ed ward W.j What's Inside?, Garelick, May; A Hole Is To Dig, Krauss, Ruth; Buzztail, McClung, Robert M.; The Most Wonderful Doll in the World, McGinlcy, Phyllis; Cottontail Rabbit, Schwartz, Elizabeth; Downy Woodpecker, Sears, Paul McCutcheon; The Thank You Book, Seignobosc, Fran coisc. Juvenile records: Nursery Songs and Stories, Kelly, Gene; Children's Language Course: German; The Magic World of Circuses and Clowns. RAMBUsr Food Editor cooked potatoes and heat. Be fore serving, sprinkle gen erously with parsley. These are good too when served with crisp bacon, Ca nadian bacon, little pig sau sages or cooked salami slices. Unusual Apple Bake There's an abundance of baking apples which are so perfect for baking in orange juice as welcome dessert. We suggest serving these hot. Six apples, six servings. Pare and core six large bak ing apples. Arrange in but tered baking dish. Combine one-third cup flour, two-thirds cup sugar, one-third cup but ter or margarine and one fourth teaspoon cinnamon and work together until crumbs are formed. Fill cavities of apples with crumb mixture and sprinkle remaining crumbs over top. Add one fourth cup water and one-half cup orange juice to pan. Bake in moderate oven, 350 do grees, 1 to 114 hours or until apples are done. Oriental Pork Popular With Egg Noodles Oriental pork is tremen dously popular with west coasters, gaining right along as newcomers try the new sea sonings and favorites such as water chestnuts which are readily available in cans, make conversation. The Chi nese were making macaroni products long before Marco Polo arrived there. Egg noodles are their favorite pasta. Recipe makes 6 servings. 1 tablespoon a 1 1 - purpose flour 3 tablespoons sugar 1,4 cup soy sauce 2 pounds lean pork, cut in thin strips 4-ounce can water chest nuts, chopped cup peanut oil tablespoon salt 1 8-o u n c e package me dium egg noodles Combine flour, sugar and soy sauce; blend. Pour sauce over pork and chill one hour, stirring occasionally. Heat oil; add pork, water chest nuts, sauce and cook over me dium heat 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. The chestnuts cooked with the meat adds crunchincss without changing flavor. Meanwhile, cook egg noodles according to package directions; drain in colander Center the Oriental pork in egg noodles in warm serving dish. Good Time to Check On Vitamin C Foods This is the change-of-weath- er time of year when meal planners might well pay spe cial attention to foods rich in vitamin C which is needed every day because the body is unable to store much of this essential nutrient. This vital vitamin protects the body against infections and is the vitamin needed in largest amounts. A variety of fruit and vege tables that rate high in Vita min C are in our markets The golden orange is top ranking fruit on a list of thirty five. The orange stands 1. Rambler Excellence 2. Rambler Economy RAMBLER DECEMBER SALES SET 39h STRAIGHT MONTHLY RECORD Despite all the new competition, Rambler sales continue to soar, because comparisons prove Rambler outvalues anything else on the road. Here are the reasons: Rambler Excellence No other car is built like, saves like, lasts like Rambler. Deep-Dip rustproofing fights rust longest. Single-Unit construction is stronger, lastingly rattlc-frce. Muffler and tailpipe arc ceramic armored to be acid resistant, rust resistant. Scores of other basic advances. Official Economy King Rambler American Custom topped all compacts In major economy tests, including 1960 Mobilgas Economy Run. Proved Lowest Upkeep Owner reports prove Rambler America's most trouble-free car. America's Lowest Prices Rambler American is the lowest-priced U. S.-huilt car by at least S67. Rambler Classic costs hundreds less than so-called "low priced" cars. Ambassador V-8 by Rambler gives you top perform ance and luxury saves you hundreds of dollars. Top Resale Value Official Used Car Guides show Rambler is tops in resale value. America's Lowest-Priced .11 TT t Pttei eempinwnj bistd o minuticturir ' juHMtwl tKloty dilivtftd pne loi torrttpondini modtli ot lha S mto U S. elf miKii. includmi cpmpjcl Of. Monthly pmnh DUtd OA miriu'Klurf't tu(fttd delivered prwt it iKlwy wlh H down pivmenl. K-no conlrKt ih normal crrim chiifti frtril Iim pi'd. Opttontl quipmtnt, tnntporUtion, (Murine, statt and local tutt, it any. uba. first in vitamin C, first in cal cium and iron, fourth in pro tein content and fifth in vita min A. You can depend on one-half of a medium grape fruit for bountiful supply of vitamin C. The juice of a couple of lemons is a fine source. Other good sources are raw cabbage, green pepper, toma toes and tomato juice, fresh or canned. All are abundant at very reasonable cost. Crop of new green cabbage now reaching our markets is so plentiful that it is listed on U.S. Department of Agricul ture's list for featuring in store displays, advertisements and in menus. Other Plentiful: Lamb of fine quality Is abundant, reasonable in cost. Prices on beef cuts fluctuate sufficiently that it is wise to watch displayed and adver tised specials. Pork, fresh and cured, is seasonally higher except on occasional adver tised leaders. Broiler-fryers continue a good buy. Fish and shellfish displays should put these items in menus more often: Dungeness crabs, fish sticks, flounder, sole, halibut, oysters, rockfish, scallops, shrimp. Fruit display feature apples, bananas, grapefruit, grapes, lemons, oranges, winter pears. Plenty of Fuerte avocados; some tangerines. Vegetable offerings feature hardy winter varieties; beets, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, onions, potatoes, spin ach, squash and turnips. Let tuce and other salad greens are subject to changing weath er and current harvesting problems in the winter let tuce growing areas. YMCA Sets Guest Day on Saturday The Young Men's Christian association is opening its gym and swimming classes to all boys and girls 8 to 18 years old. Saturday, Jan. 28. All the youth will be guests of the YMCA. The purpose of guest day is to let the youth of this area become more ac quainted with the YMCA and its program. Part of the pur pose of the YMCA is to help youth grow up to be good citizens, and program at the Y is open to any youth wish ing to take advantage of this program. It is hoped that both par ents and children will take ad vantage of Saturdays pro gram. PRISONERS Fairfax, Va.-(UPD-Four chil dren and a maid at the home of Mrs. Edith Hage found themselves prisoners of mod ern living Wednesday when the temperature hit eight de grees. The sliding glass doors of the home froze and they had to be rescued by fire Sgt. Charles Jones, armed with a screw driver to free the grooves of ice. EX-POSTMASTER DIES Toledo. Ohio-dPII-Walter F. Brown, 91, who helped spur the expansion of air mail service as postmaster general in President Hoover's admin istration, died here Thursday. Station Wagon RAMBLER AMERICAN DRLUX1 2-DOOR STATION WAOON We Ar Overstocked! We Need Room! 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