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MfcDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. JULY : 12. 1962 n 7 . U I ICTfflW.ffifrafiW jflHWIIIMMII groPTOBMIIItfflm 1 BANQUET FRESH FROZEN I FULL FLAVOR FRESH FROZEN 4 REG. 59c KINGS CHOICE fy I MEAT PIES SLICED STRAWBERRIES fl RED RASPBERRY JAM S?'M;i 1 Chicken, Turkey, Spaghetti, Beef, Tune, Mac-Cheese jf f - : v 1 sl7 6s 99 11 z-W S?99 1 2 pound iar 3ic 1 v. g r- BETTY CROCKER a v !,! nU Tfllil IftTfflLC HflflKIP STcTT 9Q Fudge Brownies & ft-fV . f : JCvS-i ) U WHWUfl U U KS? Sa OT VAN CAMP'S 'M & ... 10c PORK & BEAS 10 uyl; DIVORCED - Actress Janet Leigh is shown as she appear ed in court at Santa Mon ica, Calif., to obtain a divorca Irom actor Tony Curtis. Sha received halt of their com munity property and $1,009 a month token alimony. They have two children, Kelly, 6, and Jamie, 3. 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TUBES 40 Discount BROIL ET CHARCOAL R0- ,c BLACK FLAG 79c BRIQUETS 10 " 49c 20ll' 97c IftSECT SPRAY o.,,57c Dtr. tiM aid roniPD REG. $1.98 CANVAS ZIPPER : 699c I- 29c CAR CUSHION S1.69 UTILITY BAG j 44 ounce jar Zero Electric Table Fan Reg. $5.98 $Q99 8 Inch O Reg. $10.95 $"J99 lumen ESKIMO PORTABLE AIR COOLER 2-Speed Motor Built-in Water Shut-Off Holds Vi Gallons Water Front Water Level GIRLS' 100 COTTON PEDAL PUSHERS Size 7-14 Elastic Back Machine Washable Assorted Styles gtiiriiiiiiiihiiiiiifiiiiiilhrrnTm"""" GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM fi DRY IRON With Wash & Woar Sellings VALUES TO S3. 00 SUf! GLASSES REG. SI. 29 250 TABLETS 11 A REG. S2.00 TUB-O'. BUBBLES REG. 45c ENDEN REG. 29c ST. JOSEPH 77c EPSOM SALT 17c 77c BRYLCREAH 59 s- REG. SI. 25 100 TABLETS 88c AHACIfi 99c REG. 98c 4 OZ. BOTTLE 29c SUCARYL 69c Reg. $17.95 MiswraaraiWMBffia'LiiMiffiiiifli REG. 69c DJER KISS LADIES' WHITE OXFORDS Ripple Style Rubber Sole $3.98 Pair iiaHiaMawiiffiSiiKitiM PILGRIM 100 TABLETS ASPIRIN REG. 25c'," WIDE 5 YD. SPOOL REG. 69c House Democrats Seek Votes lor UN Money Bill Washington - It) PI) - Housa Democratic leaders wera counting on near-perfect at tendance from administration . supporters today in order to reverse an action that would prevent the United States from financially assisting tha United Nations. The leadership was confi" dent that it had the votes to ' kill an amendment to tha foreign aid bill amendment -that was tentatively approved Wednesday. The proposal by Rep. H. R. Gross (R-Iowa) would pro hibit the government from taking part in the special S20O million UN bond issue until all member nations paid theif debts to the world organiza tion. Caught Flatfootod Gross' move caught the ad ministration forces flatfoot ed. Many of their support ers were off the floor when the non-record 124 to 112 vote was taken. The leaders feel they will haver enough members on the floor today when they ask for a formal roll call vote on the proposal. Other congressional news: . McCloskey - The Senate was scheduled today to taka up the nomination of Matt hew H. McCloskey as ambas sador to Ireland. Sen. John J. Sparkman, acting chair man of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said he was confident the Senata would overwhelmingly ap prove President Kennedy's appointment of the former4 Democratic party treasurer to the diplomatic post. Several Republicans are opposing tha nomination. Powell - The House Educa tion and Labor Committee has distributed copies of a thesis written by a college junior in which the author reports that the committee has pro duced progressive and respon sible legislation since Rep. Adam Clayton Powell (D-NY) became its chairman. The stu dents said that Powell has become an effective and re sponsible legislator after "18 years of roughish antics." REDWOOD PICNIC TABLE Complete With Two Benches ,V Table Top 63-in. x 2-ft. -i Knocked Down for Anv Haulina 1 REG. $14.95 SQ88 Set Cashier Window Services FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN & Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for AN Occasions 1 Hunting and Fishing Licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 40 Discount G-E Floor Polisher & Waxer Rental 77c a Day 3- 7 r-r m n noo4vj r- 1 "7)iscciwil liSSl jHI, Soil THE 111! Sl CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE msKinanii Driver Cited After Accident in City Two accidents involving five vehicles were investigat ed by Medford police Tues day. One citation was issued. Cited for violation of basie rule following an afternoon accident at the intersection of Fourth st. and Riverside ave. which Involved three cars was John Paul Gardner, 63, of San Jose, Calif. According to police, other vehicle! involved were oper ated by Joe Mclvin Martin, 34, of 302 Stewart ave., Med ord, and Claude H. Sigmal, HO, of 1332 Murray St., Med ford. The other accident occurred on Riverside ave. near Liber ty st. A vehicle operated by Jonorien Carlson Hornstein, 42, of San Francisco, struck a parked car, according to city police. The parked vehicle was registered to Harvey Ste phen De Armond, 212 Bliss St., Medford. CARRIAGE HID HEROIN New York - aim - A baby carriage was used by a young couple as a portable stand for peddling narcotics, police re ported Wednesday. William Johnson, 24, and hu wife Caroline, 23, hid their heroin supplies under their four-month-old son's mattress, de tectives said. Basing their op erations in a Manhattan park, the couple made about $300 a day from their sales, accord ing to police
