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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORO, OREGON Insurance Benefits Given Miliary Men New York - lUPD- More than half the companies par ticipating in a survey con ducted by ie Commerce and Industry association of New York on pay polgjies and fringe benefits for0nen leav ing for Active military duty will give departing employees bonuses or other additional payments and about 40 per cent will continue insurance coveraKe or other benefits. THURSDAY. MAY 31. 1962 Filter Substance For Cigarettes Not New to Industry YOU WERE THERE? You can be! Money for all or any part of your vaca tion. Example: $100 costs only $6.05 in 3 monthly payments of $35.35 each. Or up to $1500 for any purpose. ItlCAL PAN 535 E. JACKSON BLVD. Medford Shopping CsnUr Phone: 773-7456 Dick Webb, Mgr. Open Friday Evenings 'Til 7 New York - (UPD - TobaccoO shares, like issues in other industries, recently showed declines on the New York Stock Exchange, although one rose for a time on its report of development of a new filter substance. fhe drop in tobaccos gen erally, while it accompanied a falling-off of nearly all lp.vels in the market, was at tributed in part to a report that a nationally - circulated magazine was about to dis tribute a version of a British scientists' report linking smoking and cancer. That the new filter report should make one stock move in a contrary direction, at I least temporarily, reminded ! some tobacco marketers that a quarter-century ago, such a development probably would have caused scarcely a ripple; the smoking public in the United States had not yet taken to filter-tip cigarettes on the present scale. Start in U.S. In 1937, a company intro duced and put on a national advertising campaign behind one filter-tip brand. In that year, the entire industry made fewer than 300 million filter cigarettes. o: Last year, filter sales for I the industry were figured at 1 263.6 billion, with predictions! for a substantial increase in ' that category this year. j Some other figures have been cited by Brown & Wil liamson sources to show the : importance of the filter itself to cigarette sales. j In 1951, there were three brands of filter cigarettes on the market, with total sales less than 3 billion units. In 1952, a new filter material was introduced: Cellulose ace tate, which B&W developed in a cooperative program with a supplier. The material, a carbohy drate, now is used on nearly I all major filter brands. In j 1952, filter brand sales still were only 4.7 billion ciga- j rettes, compared to nearly 390 billion for non - filters. I Within five years, 20 differ-1 ent filter brands were on the market, and represented about 40 per cent of all cigarettes sold; within eight years, 27 filter brands were competing for the smoker's dollar. Filters Move Ahead By 195'9, filter sales passed those of non-filters, 50.5 per cent to 49.5 per cent, and was slightly more than that the past year. W. s. Cutchins, B&W presi-1 dent, thinks that the volume j of filter sales to non-filters ! will continue to rise; he be lieves new smokers prefer them and the 20-35 year age group, the one of major cig arette usage, is growing faster than the population as a whole. But while the materials used in filters today are more refined and probably more effective than those in use 25 years ago, filter flgarettes have been in use since the last century. The Tobacco Institute, Inc., said that by the middle of the 19th century the Russians had developed a type known as the "Russian Mode." It was a long cigarette with a cotton wad filter. British soldiers in the Cri mean War "discovered" some of these cigarettes, but the filter at that time did not seem to be such an attraction. While cigarettes became more popular, the filter did not at that time "catch on." Recreational Group Plans Board Meeting At Lake of the Woods Subscribers To repori improper or non delivery o( the Mail Tribune in Medford. phone 772-6141; Ash land call at 1224 Iowa at. or Dhone 4B2-3002' Montacue and Yreka. phone Glnbe 9-3171. be fore 6:45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m Sunday If regular delivery arrives shortly alter you call please notify office, thus eliminating special messenger service. 3 -r H-vr;,m mm u,-ty W B W jfr.&LsftaX'tkk . Mft Bf1J17 V nnVN Ask about Sears Modernizing raWHJUA MJJ TV C Credit Plan ... 36 months to pay. LET SEARS ARRANGE A LOW COST INSULATION. ASK FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL 773-6661 ' 1 Coupon for Free Heating Estimate. Also. J it's worth $50 toward your purchase of Cen B tral Air Conditioning during this Sale. Limit of one. I Name ' Address ntv ..Phone Includes: Our Best "600" series gas basement furnace 80,000 BTU (A.G.A. approved); Warm and re turn aid plenums; Thermostat with sub-base and wire; 75 feet of 6-inch warm air pipe; five each of 6-inch connectors, top collars and dampers; fifteen 6-inch elbows; one 36x96 inch sheet metal; two 8xl6-inch re turn air ducts with end cap and starting collar; two 5-inch smoke pipes and elbows. No registers or gas mains. Atomizing Humidifier free, if you buy a "600" system during this Sale. Regular $427.00 Systems, Save $61.00 Now. Replacement furnace to reconnect to existing registers. 5 room home. $519.00 Oil Furaitce Systems, Save $75.00. Similar system but with our best oil 84,000 BTU furnace. Less Tank or fittings $444 -ir Includes: Complete "600" series HO MART 4-iection gas hot water boiler (A.G.A. approved); Temperature pressure gauge; Llntit control with relay; Thermostat with wire; Circu- PFree Atomizing Q Lsa, Humidifier if rfr--51 you buy 1 "600" f I ' IIJ TT fj - Nsm"? lystenorlght now. O W I "o"""-"-. lating pump; Up to 200 square feet of convector radiation; plu adequate pipe and fittings for an average 5 room home. The gas main is extra. All new materials used. Shop it Sears and Save Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 50? I. Jackson 773-6661 Trtt Parking Opt Mon. lfri. Til sears Additional materials as well as complete Installations can be arranged. Regular $609.00 Systems, Save $54.00. $555.00 Oil Baseboard Hot Water System for average 5-room home. (Jutt one of many systems Sears has to tell.) System less tank and (ittings. e $843.00 Oil Mseboard Hot Water Systems, Save $66.00 Now. Similar to above but with an oil boiler and burner. I'L Listed. SyAtm less tank and fittings $777 (See Sears for other sizes.) O The Cal-Ore Recreational ; Development association) board of directors will meet j June 7 at Lake of the Woods, t Executive Secretary and Vice President Charles S. Collins: has announced. The board representing : member counties of Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Klamath and Modoc will discuss the first year's accomplishments of the new organization. It also will discuss plans for next fiscal year. Collins will present a pre liminary recreation survey re port on the Iron Gate reser voir area created by the Copco division of Pacific Power and Light company. Recreation Demand Largest recreation demand for the reservoir east of Horn brook on the Klamath river probably will come from peo ple of Yreka, Calif., and Ash land, he said. Draw-down and summer algae are two main problems to be overcome, Col lins said. The power company has offered to build two boat launching ramps. Collins also will report on a trip he took to Yreka, Cres cent City and Lakeview. All three areas have indicated they are interested in CORDA membership, he said. Coos county also has shown inter est and the current Coos county court is pushing ec- reational development, he re ported. A recent cflmmittee meet ing on the proposed Oregon Dunes park shows a lack of popular support and vigorous status-quo demands from Florence area residents, he noted. Fleet of Flowers Attracts 18,000 Depoe Bay, Ore.-(UPll-An es timated 18.000 persons attend ed the 17th annual Fleet of Flowers ceremony here Me morial Day. Gov. Mark Hatfield and Adm. Peter Colmnr, com mandant of the 13th Coast Guard district, were featured speakers. Some 30 vessels car ried some 1.000 wreaths and sprays which were dropped raio the water in memory of those lost at sea. Jet fighters from the Ore gon Air National Guard flew overhead. About 23 per cent of mar ried women in the U.S. today are employed. 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