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THJIWOAY, JUNE 2. ISfil MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON National Service Life Insurance May Be Reopened Washington -UPI- H o u e and Senate leaden and the Budget Bureau have reached an agreement for early con gressional action to let World War II and Korean war vet erans reinstate lapsed 01 in surance or take out new poli cies. A roadblock against passage of a $100 million cosl-ol-liv-1ns increase in service-con nected compensation p a y- m?nts also was removed. Both nieces of legislation are given a good chance of iinal passage. Bills Deadlocked The insurance and compen sation bills had been dead locked between the House and the Senate. The House has voted several times to in crease service-connected com pensation payments, and the Senate also has approved it but with an amendment to al low reopening of National Service Life Insurance. The administration has stood firm against the NSLI reopening on the ground that It was not justified. As a re sult both bills were stymied. The Budget Bureau and the Veterans Administration ad- Vised Congress Wednesday that the administration would asree In an insurance reopen ing bill provided certain changes are made. Service Dates Listed Under the proposed com promise any veteran of mili tary service between Oct. 8, 1D40, and Dec. 31, 1B56, pro vided he is now out of the service, could reinstate, or I take out for the first time, up to $10,000 in National Serv ice Life insurance. Of the nearly 20 million men who were in service dur ing that period, only about 5.0 million still carry their GI policies. The Veterans Admin istration estimates that about one million more would take advantage of- the new priv ilege. Waldo Project Committee Picked Portland -(1IPP- J. Herbert Stone, regional U. S. torester, has named 10-member com mittee to advise on develop ment of the Waldo Lake area of the Willamette National Forest. The committee will work with Supervisor David R. Gibney on specific develop ment of the area. Members Include: J. Mich ael McCloskey, Eugene, of the Federation of Western Out door Clubs; Peter DiPaolo, Eugene logger; Dr. Karl On thank, Eugene, Slate Water Resources Board member; Kenneth Nielsen, Eugene, Lane County commissioner; Paul Ehinger, Westfir, Ed ward Hincs Lumber Co. man egrr. 'Kessler Cannon, Rend, ra dio station executive; Rex Gibson, Salem banker; Darrell Jones, Oregon City, president n( the Association of O & C Counties; Glenn I,. Jackson, Mcdford, vice rhairman of Pacific Power & Light Co. and highway commissioner, end William B. Sweetland, publisher of the Klamalh Kails Herald & News. Hatfield Fills Veterinary Post Salem - OfPD Gov. Mark Hatfield has named Dr. D. L. Moyer, Portland, to the stale veterinary medical examining board, and announced nine re appoint m e n t to various agencies. Dr. Moyer succeeded Dr. James L. Adams, Oregon City. The reappointment includ ed: Sidney Schlciingrr. Salem, Oregon scholarship rommis Hon. Fred S. Haider. Rosehurg. slate marine board. Albert Julian, Lyons, live stock auction markets board. Dr. D. II. Jones, Rosehurg. livestock auction markets board. Dr. S. E. McGough, Pendle ton, livestock auction markets board. John F. Brooks, Madi as, po tato commission. Ted R. DeWitle, Portland, potato commission. Hoilis Farwell, Portland, board of pilot commissioner. Dr. Frank B. Brnnell. I.a Grande, public employees' re tirement board. I SAVINGS. Look on Paga 3-A PIGGLY WIGGLY EE ml tM lTAMnsj tTAMIJjJ lTAMJJ T4iaPj NrTAMIJ IVamPJ UlAMtJ I if Piggiy EEI II vvTrw rail - .Dl. I KX&Xl II ,i'4 H I i Ul LUI1LI1 ? II ff.-wv:'J; M DLClVtU ? -X,. I 'iA n--.-,,. ;'..VJ. 1U V. sof i v tA'-;. - am 1 Pl Ti WAT. ';J'l.,r II w 'I 1 1 ...1 1 r 1 waua i a is I I 1 - I r 1 1 1 i i 1' 111 11 1 1 . id I KRAFT I L. 11 sl AOiAffll H II i IZVj- b a mm am . Ii VmV .11 feM 1""' -A P 1 Ca,1" Id i I Luncheon ieaf Everfresh Fresh-Frozen PIGGLY WIGGLY PIGGLY WIGGLY r i t riii 1 iri iii.i J J J J - J J J J J ii i Now you can shop at Piggly Wiggly in a comfortable, cool 72 tempera ture every day of the week. Instal lation of the latest York air-condition-"ing system has just been completed to provide more shopping comfort for you. When it's warm outside, head for Piggly Wiggly for red-hot values t cool, cool prices plus SiH GREEN STAMPS. m pf m m Fresh, Oregon-grown, Soran's or Swift's Premium young and tender fryers cut-up and packaged so that you can buy just the parts your family likes best. They're specially priced for saving at Pig gly Wiggly. Fih Fryer Backs and Necks lb. 15c Fresh Fryer Wings lb, 25c Fresh Cut-Up Fryers lb. 39c Fresh 3-Legged Fryers lb. 45c 29c ch . . . Swift 't Premium Luncheon Meats 4 pkgs. SI. 00 olognA, Olivt Lex), Pickl & Pimiento or Liver Lof. mmm Ur.MpJ tmo I 1 I N ',b?V Fresh Breasts, Legs, Thighs Bar-B-Q Chicken Dinners WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Served on our parking lot Friday And Saturday 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. Armour Star CANNED PICNICS Boneless, Ready To Serve $098 tin Hormel's SKINLESS FRANKS For Your 4th Outing 39 n l in iUiii 1 1 r '"" HUll'lll.f,!. Grade "AA" Sweel Cream Jorgensens Vegetables Instant Peas, Corn. Cut Green Refln and oilers. Carnation non-it instant rnilk. 14-quart package (Limit One Tin, Please) M.J.B. Coffee 2-lb. Tin Mb. Tin 97 49 Save on Liquid Fels )ishes 79 Soap Granules Instant Fels Giant packag age 69C For Dishes 32-oi. Bottle Steinfeld'j Hamburger, Hot Dog or 12-OI. , si oo i mmi i; jIBlBliiiiiiwiiiffiii ltiii.ii WI. Red RiP. 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