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THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OHEGOW j MISS BRONZE Barbara J. Tennell, 17, of Berkeley, Calif., . , . i in tl M kT.iU.. "' I i fn.nl Cks Has Deen namea jviiss d run to ui nuuuein whihuhiib, uuc intends to pursue a career In fashion design. (UPI) Fate of Kennedy's Farm Program Hangs On Roll Call Vote Washington -WPD- The fate of the Kennedy farm program hung on an expected close roll call vote set for today. Administration strategists were predicting victory. Re publican opponents were pri vately pessimistic as the House began its third and fin al day of debate on the ad ministration's new approach to the farm problem. Under the measure submit ted to Congress by President Kennedy, and already approv ed by the Senate, the govern ment would Impose for the firct time strict production controls on the planting of Wheat and feed grains. IHs designed to cut surplus es that are now costing the government $1 million a day in storage fees alone. Repub lican foes claim the bill would brine "regimentation and ruin" to all farmers. GOP leaders have com plained that Agriculture Sec retary Orvillc L. Freeman has managed to "buy votes" for the measure by accepting more than a dozen floor amendments demanded by Democrats as the price of their support. Other congressional news: Drugs - A poll of key mem bers of the House Commerce committee indicated today that an administration-supported drug control bill ap pears to be dead for this ses sion. The committee is consid ering the measure, which would fix tough new govern ment conirols over the pro duction of cosmetics as well as drugs. Under the measure drug makers would have to prove that their products were effective as well as safe. Entertainers - The Senate rackets subcommittee was ex pected today to continue ex ploring charges that leaders of the entertainers union re ceived Illegal favors. A sub committee spokesman would only sny today's session would take up a Florida case that was similar to favors alleged ly given to Jackie Bright, ad ministrative secretary of the American Guild of Variety Artists, by a plush Catskill Mountain resort hotel. Sugar - Sen. Wallace F. Bennett (R-Utah) today ques tioned quotas that would be parcelled out to foreign sugar producers under a bill passed Wednesday b.' the House. The measure would extend the Sugar Act five years past the June 30 deadline. Bennett said he found it hard to be lieve that a very thorough study was made in selecting the quotas. Bodies Found in Airplane Wreckage Helena, Mont. - ITO - The bodies of four Washington per sons were found in the wreck age of a light plane on Scape goat Mountain 65 air miles northwest of here Wednesday evening, Lewis and Clark County Sheriff-Coroner Dave Middle mas, who went to the scene In a Fish and Game Depart ment helicopter, said t h e bodies were all inside the Cessna 175 and easily Identifiable. The plane crashed on the mountain sometime Friday afternoon and had been the object of an extensive search since Monday morning. It was piloted by L. V. Richards of Outlook, Wash. Also in the plane were Richards' wife, and their son - in law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Sunnyside. Mlddlemas said he would Join a crew from Malmstrnin Air Force Base today and fly to the scene to recover the bodies. Malmstrnin officials are pro viding a large helicopter for the mission, lie said. TOUGH QUALIFICATIONS Chicago -IUPD- Police Supt. Orlando Wilson has hired 38 persons who met tlu'so quali fications - "College educa tion, neat appearance, pleas ing disposition," Their Jobs? Checking dog licenses. i., t- i ' V-.' V g. -.-r . T, . .v i;r TRAVELS ON AIR The SRN2 Hovercraft normj almost' ghostlike as it Is demonstrated on the Solent, the channel 1 between southern England and the Isle of Wight. The criift, I which rides on a cushion of air one foot over the water, reaches speeds of 70 miles an hour with Its four Jet turbine engines. It It designed to carry 75 passengers. lUfl) 1 TO EVERYONE ATTENDING- JJ THE VlDEAS FOR RECIPES VlDEAS FOR DECORATIONS V' " f Vy I f' ff-V V IDEAS FOR GAMES V PARTY HATS JjSJ vTIImX V COCA-COLA $2.35 CASH REFUND CERTIFICATES ' " ' i at this exciting different cooking school. TIME 8:00 P.M. DATE TUESDAY, JUNE 26 PLACE MEDFORD ARMORY FREE TICKETS at our check-out counters. Corning Royal Buffet Casserole Cory Electric Can Opener Coca-Cola Picnic Coolers Parker Bros. Games, Including Monopoly, Clue, Risk, Careers and Others Westgate Thrift Department LfidlGS SlipPGrS R'gh for Summer Wear 98 Pr- Flashlights Ray-O-Uac now 69 Thermos Bottles ho,. Qt Siz8 Reg $279 now $1 69 Anchor Hocking Glass Ware Ice Tea Glasses 6 for 1.00 Water or Juice Glasses . . 10c each Juice Chillers 39c each Iced Tea Pitchers, 85-oz 79c T ASSORTED FIREWORKS SPARKLERS CAPS Everything for a Safer July 4 MEAT DEPT. BONUS VALUES E?-ifTri S StH or everv eef roast ""d fr every 99 IS II I rI SB Bnftll three-pound package of our fresh V bm ft Itri 9round beef. SWIFT PREMIUM HP BOUND STEAK 0ly ,h, choil. ., c Ib, 7$f BONELESS RUMP ROASTS Wonderful Eiting. A flreat roait to put on tht rotititrj 89c lb. SCOTTS PURE PAK A On AA SKINLESS WIENERS SSiM?tokg.3 Pkg,$l0 CENTER SLICES OF HAM Flvotit. 89c Ib. FRESH FLAKY FILLETS OF RED SNAPPER ib. 33 SPARE RIBS Country Sty I. Lots and loti of Icjn. 3 IaiJ uiYtrfi A Cookout Special Sat. 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. at Both Stores BANANA SPLITS 'nlmlc Each jt 0 I J'1 CANTALOUPES Vine Ripened Jumbo Size 3 1 3c 49c lb. APPLES LETTUCE TOMATOES ONIONS Red Delicious Lots of Juice and Snappy Flavor Red or Romaine Picked Fresh Kept Fresh Yellow, Mild for Burgers or Salad 1 Bi W bun. kM ' baskt. iZ 4,.2if Red Flames or Color oo
