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THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1961
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Wall Street Chatter
- New York -OTD- Despite the
high degree of saturation in
the telephone market, the out
look for the telephone indus
try is still bright, according to
Purcell & Co.
. While pointing out that the
number of phones in use
doubled between 1925 and
1046 and again between 1946
and the present, the firm's
investment advisory digest
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Complete Investment Service
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' Mftdford, Oregon
says an estimated 11 million
American families are still,
without phone service.
Innovations such as colored
phones, direct long distance
dialing, speaker phones for
"hands free" operation and
datephones for use with busi
ness machines plus the phone
companies' space communica
tions . activity all hold addi
tional future promise, Purcell
finds. ,. v.
It picks American Tele
phone and General Telephone
for growth and Pacific Tel &
Tel, Central Telephone, West
Coast Telephone, Southwest
ern States Telephone, and
California Interstate -Tele-phone
for income with capital
appreciation possibilities.
' E. F. Hutton & Co. says
Black &. Decker stock con
tinues to act well following
introduction of its new line of
cordless electric hand tools,
and although the stock is thin
making caution necessary -
the bullish chart pattern re
mains Intact. '
Too Many Pills
Confine Actress
Santa Monica, Calif. - (UPD -Puerto
Rican actress Rita Mo
reno was rushed to the hos
pital Wednesday night from
Marlon Brando's house suf
fering from an overdose of
Seconal tablets.
" Doctor's at St. John's Hos
pital listed her condition as
satisfactory..
Police said Miss Moreno,
who has been involved roman
tically in the past with Bran
do, took the pills at about 1
p.m.. in the West Hollywood
home of a girl friend.
Accompanied by the friend,
she then went to Brando's
home on fashionable Mulhol
land Drive. Brando was not at
home at the time, police re
ported. She .. became unconscious
and someone called the hos
pital. Dr. Robert Kositcheck
examined her and summoned
an ambulance. After emer
gency treatment, Miss Moreno
said she had taken 10 Seconal
tablets, but she refused to
give other details.
Corvallis Airport
Work Fund Granted
Washington - (UTO -r The Fed
eral Aviation Agency his
granted $24,300 for work at
the Corvallis Municipal -Air
port under the federal aid to
airport program, Rep. WaKer
Norblad, (R-Ore.) said today.
Snow Falls in
Portland Heights
- Portland - IUPB - S p r 1 n g
sprung right out of the picture
Wednesday night. Snow fell in
Portland heights, hail poured
on 1 Vancouver, Wash;, and
freezing temperatures and
cold rain visited much of the
rest of Oregon'. , . . ' ;
The freezing weather has
threatened Oregon's blooming
fruit crop.
Five Inches of snow fell on
the Sunset Highway summit
and state police said chains
were required.
More cold and freezing
weather is forecast tonight.
the Weather Bureau said. ,.
Their sandwiches are
fresher -because Holsum
stays fresher!
new Miracle wrap
keeps Holsum
Bread fresh days
longer. And,
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mom :-don't '
worry about! .
food value -we've,
made
sure Holsum
is rich in
nutrition.
Flavorful
Holsum is
made for
hungry
kids!! :
Welch Says Reds
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Shreveport, La. ' -tOPB- Rob
ert Welch, national leader of
the John Birch Society, Wed
nesday night said "the largest
single body of Communists in
America is in our Protestant
clergy."; -h,
. Welch told an enthusiastic
crowd of 2,000 at Municipal
Auditorium that "ministers
don't become Communists , . ,
Communists become ministers.".
He said Reds infiltrate the
Protestant ministry "because
that is almost the last place
tne ordinary American would
expect to find them." .
Said Misquoted
Welch accused the press of
misquoting him in Santa Bar
bara, Calif., printing that the
Birch Society opposes "forced
segregation."
He said what he actually
had said was that the society
opposes "forced integration."
Later in the hour and 45-
minute speech he repeated the
society s stand. ,
"We are against forced in
tegration and f underHIln thn
word forced. Integration in all
right where the people want
out as to tne integration
rjroblem in the . nrhnnl. it
should be left uo la the Inral
people." ' . . .
Welch also said in the copy
righted speech that Commu
nists have influenced every
major decision made by the
U.S. government since 1941.
Minimum Pay
Passage Assured
Washington -am- Prcairinnf
iienneay s fi.zs an nour mini
mum wage Din was assured
today of Senate passage.
The final vote was mnn
formality than a test. -
senate Democratic Leader
Mike Mansfield fMant M
the final vote on the bill, one
of the key measures in the
President's 16-point legisla
tive Drogram. shnulH Mm.
within about two hours after
the Senate meets at noon.
EST.
Backers of the adminlstra.
tion bill to write a new wage
floor under 28 million Ameri
can workers were lubllant
over the fact it emerged al
most intact, despite some 21
amendment! . ottered in ef
forts to trim its coverage.
xney leit tne senate bill
minimized a Kennedy setback
suffered March OA. uihsn th
House passed a sharply limited
1.13 an nour version backed
by conservatives. r
Thev exDressed hone tho
compromise version which
will come out of a House-Senate
conference committee will
be close to the kind ot bill
Kennedy wants. . . ,
U.S. Chamber Urges
Wage Boost Stand
Washington -TOPD- The U.S.
Chamber of Commerce sug
gested Wednesday night that
employers deny general wage
raises to unions when other
workeri are available at the
existing salary.
"It is difficult to escape
the conclusion that regardless
of the conflicting diagnosis
and .' prescriptions and the
claims of union officials, the
forces of supply and demand
.. . . should determine wage
rates and wage levels," the
chamber said in a 14-page re
port.
The study said this ap
proach to- wage raises "would
lead to a stable or a slowly
falling general price level and
improved values."
The report, entitled "pro
ductivity and wage settle
ments," was prepared by the
chamber s Economic Advisory
Council.
Bill Curbing Farm
Picketing Approved
Salem-flJTB-A bill aimed at
cutting down on sudden farm
picketing during peak harvest
seasons won 8-2 approval
Wednesday from the Senate
Labor committee.
Sen. Alfred Corbett CD
Portland) and R. F. Chapman
(D-Coos Bay) declared the bill
was unconstitutional to the
farm laborer and would fail
to protect crops.
The bill would prohibit
picketing by any person un
less he had been employed at
the farm in question for at
least 7 days. Originally the
bill set the time at 30 days.
Aim is to prevent an organ
iser from coming in at a time
when ripe crops must be pick
ed Immediately and throwing
up a picket line.
WHEN THE WIND BLOWS
Tokyo COTB Tokyo city
fathers have come up with
something new: a musical
garbage truck. As the truck
plies the street picking up
trash, bells pea! out a ringing
rendition of "Rock a bye
"COLD CASH" SAVINGS
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AT YOUR
Oregon Food Stores
FILL YOUR FREEZER and SAVE!
MIX or MATCH .'EM
Broccoli
Brussel Sprouts
Baby Lima Beans
Onion Rings
Cauliflower
YOUR CHOICE
11
BEST BUY IN TOWN!
PEAS CUT CORN
MIXED VEGETABLES
PEAS and CARROTS
LEAF SPINACH
GREEN BEANS
FRENCH FRIES
HASH BROWNS
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PKGS.
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Chefs Dinners
Chiclcon or Titrkay
Htm Swi Steak
Roast Baef
YOUR CHOICE ea.
Beef or Veal Steaks
Willison's Buttered
Package of Four ,
3-or- Steaks pkg.
easpi puss
APPLE, PEACH
OR BLACKBERRY.
each
GRAPE JUICE
Welch's 6 ox. Tins
FOR
4 WILLISON'S
CHIP STEAKS
7-oz. Pkg. 14-oz. Pkg.
m f
' Contains 4 Contains t
"KUBLA KHAN" CHINESE FOODS
CHOW MEIN I FRIED RICE I sc & Souf
' Perk er Chicken Chicken or Perk SPARE RIBS
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CHET'S FROZEN
MEAT PIES
$
pkgs.
4
CHET'S FROZEN
JAM ALES
$11
for
FLAV-R-PAC . "Shrimp Ahoy" "GORTON'S"
ORANGE JUICE SHRIMP FISH STICKS
i 2 89c : 55c 39c
''SUPER MARKET" 10-oz. pkgs.
STRAWBERRIES
5'-yf
pkgs. I
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