Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1962, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. APRIL 12. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Pulse of Nation 3HD, Ottnfcv THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1962 B Sampled on Plan I "ill To Reduce Tariffs 6 B V At; New York-fflPD-While hen Ings on the Foreign Trade Bill have been In progress before the House Ways and Means Committee, there has been lively speculation economic circles on how business and labor as a whole feel about proposals which in effect will launch the na tion on a new approach to International commerce Ultimately, the votes of Congressmen and possibly the results of the fall elections may give the answers, but efforts to determine "how the country feels" have gone on since before the public testi mony before the House com tnittee began. The bill would bestow presidential power to cut tar iffs, to reduce or eliminate tariffs on goods with which the United States and the Eu ropean Common Market coun tries have a dominant role In world trade; at home, to protect some industries by temporary tariffs, or to inv pose such tariffs in the name of national security, to give assistance to workers thrown out of employment by dis- locations caused by working! of the act. In one of those efforts to determine how the public feels on what all agree ' a major national issue, Elmo Roper and associates sent a mail questionnaire on the provisions of the act, to a group ol corporation execu tives and to executives of all national and International la. bor unions. The corporations listed in Fortune Magazines 600. Some of the questions ask ed, and the percentage of answers Included: Do you favor or oppose the Trade Expansion Act pro vision to permit gradual re duction of tariffs between this country and any other by 50 per cent; business executives favnrlne. 67 ner cent, op posing 25 per cent; undecided eight, labor leaders favoring, 71 per cent, opposing 29 per cent. Does the new act go about far enough toward free er trade, too far, or not far enough: business executives 56 per cent about far enough, 26 per cent too far, eight per cent not far enough, 10 per cent undecided; labor leaders 39 per cent about far enough, 25 per cent too far, 14 per cent not far enough and 22 per cent undecided. The questions also dis closed that 39 per cent of the businessmen t n o u g n i their business might be hurt; 28 ocr cent expected benefit. Of the union leaders, 32 per cent thought their union might be hurt, and only 18 per cent thought it migni De helped. Zoos Cater To Gourmand Tastes San Diego, Calif. -(UPD-The San Diego zoo, which caters to many gourmand appetites, spent $113,000 for groceries last year. The shopping list Included 1,400 pounds of worms, 197, 000 pounds of fish, thousands of rats and mice, dates and spiny lobster skin. The sweetheart of the zoo, the Australian koala bear, doesn't run up the tab at all. He cats leaves from five vari eties of eucalyptus trees grown on the premises and doesn't even drink water. Alligators economize by not eating at all for six or seven months a year, but make up for lost time by eating 70 pounds of horsemeat at each weekly feeding the remainder of the year. An antealer Is temperamen tal. He won't touch a thing If his mixture of milk, eggs, ground meat and vitamins Isn't camouflaged with formic acid to make it taste like ants. Monkey types like Utile thought to go Into meal plan ning. A typical day's menu includes milk and assorted fruits with vitamin and min eral supplements for break fast; a lunch of lettuce, grapes, cooked white and sweet potatoes, celery and hardboiled eggs, and supper of cooked rice, raisins, dates, cooked carrots and homemade bread. Grange News ,J k o if V 1 1 it i y Silver FT" 1 u y a i ar Stamps With the purchase of any fresh fryer (SORAN LOCAL GROWN) OR BEEF ROAST (USDA CHOICE OF COURSE) I. w A 'VpCf VVl: I I Limit Reserved Sales ta Dealers SHOULDER CUT A Aa LAMB ROAST J" bnOULOER CUT mm LAMB CHOPS 49 C ib c Ib DKEA3I t-UI m LAMB STEW 15 IrKINCS LAMB LEG OF LAMB b5 I " Jl la FX "TTlaMMlil TO FIT THE FAMILY .AND THE BUDGET! t . : lb no .1 Li . MORRELL LB. CI? 9 a.m. to g p.m. EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY AT THE "Y" JUNCTION . . . HIGHWAY 99 NORTH ii' BIG'Y" iimviimii o BAKERY 1 Not Fresh Daily . . . Fresh Hourly I Everything Baked Right in the Store rift WApuqM . SILVER DOLLAfl STAMPS ON THESE ITEMS mm i i m i i Mi LIGHT b FLUFFY ANGEL FOOD 1 CAKES FRESH WIENER or HAMBURGER BUNS HI-PROTEIN. LOW CALORIE GLUTEN BREAD 15 "' CREAM PIES 1 1 hh ( ti'tji""'1 i"1 "X .'it dozen chocolate V V!:yA MARKET WAFFLE OR Pancake SYRUP FOR A CLEANER WASH ' 'l Gal. Jar 7t T SDS King Siie 56-oz. Bottle SUN Detergent DOODLE DANDIES Cucumber Chips BONFIRE ALASKAN SALMON PILLSBURY XXXX Enriched FLOUR 10." 99 SDS Good To The Last Drop MAXWELL HOUSE PLUS 25 BONUS SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS MARKET PURE STRAWBERRY PLUS SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS No. 1 Tall Tin SDS VAL VITA WHOLE fmfj NewPotatoes?"10.99 EACH 't'jtmwvi'v'itifitnttit uKtcN DOLLAR ECONOMY PACK E rtMl MU55 BASKET BRAND- Lki Crttk Grange Lake Crcok (.Irange will hold a potluck supper before the opening of Grange Friday, April 13. It is the 34th anni versary of the Grange. Two charter members at-; tend regularly, Mrs. Nora ; Bradshaw and Master Claim Charley. Other members are 1 Mrs. Mary Moore at the Jack-! on county farm and Mrs. : Anna Tonn, Central Point. Supper is scheduled at 6:30 p.m. All those attending are to bring food and table serv-te. NALLEY'S DIPPERS or POTATO CHIPS Pack) C 50 BONUS SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS CHARFIRE BRAND CHARCOAL 10 LB. BAG !;) R SO RHM' !- SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS , V ... m GET M0RE ZING In Tomato Sauce 303 tin FOR Canned Spaghetti 73 GET MORE ZING PEPSI-COLA 6 12-oi. bots. PLUS Deposit 2 i 59 49 plus so SDS iti ft ji fr a mm 4fK IV oTOES to buy for Easter! Choose from Over 20 Different Styles BOYS' DRESS SHOES Sizes ZVl thru Big Boys 6 Start $ 95 N0RNG At $7.95 Choice of More than 30 Styles lira'S HEELS Lights & Darks in All Heights HUGE SELECTION r 4s3 r- 7" Choice of More Than 20 Styles MEN'S SHOES Tie or Slip-Ons . . Casual or Dtess HUGE SELECTION At Over I Nationally famoui "CONVERSE" . orand trim needle or squirt roe trylei iiiei 4 thru 10 pink, lavender, mint, gold, green, brown, beige, white, black. AND M bi a a m 1 UANVAS 2 Pair $C83 Pair W MAKE YOUR CHOICE FROM OVER 25 DIFFERENT PATTERNS! GIRLS' SWIVEL STRAPS In White and Patent Pumpsl fr5lQfl NOver8 FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN & INFANTS Southern Oregon's Largest Selection for Child 1 t v HM BBUffi f ; .11,1 y&&mM mm : 'BRIGHT, WHITE FOR EASTER ti-Seldom Is anv fashion neater or nimr now-white blouse. Shop from ng selection for Easter, Sizes 30 to 38 EASTER FASHIONS FOR GIRLS S-PC. SUIT In Rayon Flannel Jacket 2 Skirts Hat Purse In pastel pink or blue 3-6x 7-14 58.98 S9.98 .Strictly k YOUNG MEN! 00 PLUS 50 SDS PLUS 50 SDS 1 ;4 5SS Su5 SB1 v- i SLIVER DOLLAR STAMPS with purchase of POTATOES (50 lb$. Klamath No. 2) G8,den R'P SnoBoy Hothouse X. Fancy BANANAS CARROTS RHUBARB 5 .79 2Pl9 For your young man at Easter, we've out fits just like Dad's ... to make him feel really special when he's wearing his best. SPORT COAT IT-.L. :L. i f ty"vvaignT wool blend jacket in )t checks, stripes & IIS) plaids. :f $8.98 up BOYS1 SUITS Handsome suits, slim and trim in spring perfect weights and colors; wonderful . buys. From: SI It. 23 up BOYS' SLACKS $3.93 up Cotton Nylon Dacron EASTER rAKAUt DRESSES Pastel Prints & Solids Sizes 3-14 3.93 to 8.98 $ m1 y if W Values From Our Big New CAMERA DEPARTMENT PRETTY GUFFAN1 All Nylon Lace Trimmed Sizes 4-74 WHITE $28 KODAK FILM Black & White 127620120 Reg. 55c ea. ff OUR "J FOR M C PRICE MM S S KQ0A-C0L0R Color 127-620-120 NOW BROWNIESlMtl OUTFIT KODAK 8 MM COLOR OVIE FILI INDOOR OR OUTDOOR Ultra-compact flash camera t,.in complete outfit! Everything for indoor-outdoor . snapshooting! Brownie Star mite Camera is small in size, easy to use! A tiny but efficient built-in flash reflector that uses low-cost AG-I flashbulbs keeps you al ways set to shootl Camera takes black-and-white or color snap shots and color super-slides. Reg. $11.95 Black & White 8 Exposure Roll FILM DEVELOPING lc! Three Big Days! Fun Excitement! Famous Name Entertainment! m si ?d ah m s SEAMLESS NYLONS Popular Spring Shades. Blaeki White 1A I COLOR 2 Exposure Roll Ub PRINTS ea. If MEN'S SLACKS Pr.l Wash & Wear Cotton CANVAS GLOVES 70-Oz. Reg. 49c Pr. FACIAL TISSUE Powder Room.... Free Prizes! Free Give-Aways! Fri.Sat. Sun.! FLATFISH 99c ea. 332.69 t Jr II! M WIV1 II V w m aw i r m mmmr at r raw aw s t w m m mm m m r i r M J f T J I , ' M Z7 r, I A u m 'V AT OF OUR NEWLY REMODELED. BIGGER AND BETTER SPORTING GOODS DEPARTMENT WE ARE AGENTS FOR OREGON and CALIFORNIA FISHING LICENSES Open 'Til 9 Every Nita 7 Nites a Week! CANVAS CREELS Reg, $1.98.. TROUT NETS Matched to 50 lb. TARGET ARROWS . doz. M.95 Coast Guard Approved BOAT CUSHIONS White only - Reg. $5.95 Special $2.99 Minute Maid Orange Juice 5,6.0, SjOO FISH STICKS Table Tested Green Peas 8 1 s100 49c m m 50 BONUS SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS with purchase of 1 Sea Pack 14-ox. tin 8 Ib. bag GRAPEFRUIT 3 Ib. bag Delicious Apples 41b. bag Winesap Apples FREE $24.85 LANGLEY SPI.G ROD with purchase of LANGLEY SPIN REEL "Spin-Deluxe" model Top quality, American made! s24.95 ALSO FREE: 200 yds. 4, 6, or 8-lb. H Monofilament line UmmmwwmBmmmwmmmmwmmwmm Carnplute Aluminum 14 pc. CMP COOK KIT Courlland FLY LINE $1.98 Salmon, Steelhead and TROUT LURES Values to 65c-large assortment Your Choice 19c S6.S5 Split Bamboo wextra tip FLY ROD $s.9s Plueger Progress FLY REEL $2.95 NIPS SPINNERS Nickel, Brass, Gold All Sizes - Reg. 65c 3Cc ea. 351-00 RODDY ROD & REEL Spin-Cast Combination-Reg. $19.90 Special $9.95 Garcia Conolon SALMON ROD Rer. $29.95 ... M9.95 it 3 BIG DAYS OF EXCITEMENT ir THIS WEEK END . . . 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