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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEUFORD, OREGON
SAT -JULY 28
Elks Jazz Festival
Elks Picnic Grounds 7 'til 2
featuring
BILL BORCHERS
OREGON JAZZ BAND
and
BOB ANDERSON TRIO
DINNER DANCING
FUN FOR ALL
Elks & Guests $1.00 Per Person
Journal Dedicated
To Dr. Brodeur
Eugene The current issue
of Comparative Literature,
scholarly journal published
at the University of Oregon,
has been dedicated to Dr.
Arthur G. Brodeur, visiting
professor of English at the
university.
The journol contains a sc
ries of critical articles on
Old English literature, con
tributed in honor of Dr. Bro
deur by scholars in the U.S.
and abroad.
Guest editor of the journal
is Dr. Stanley B. Greenfield,
associate professor of English.
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Plus Fast Guns and Outlaw Vangeancel
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PIZZA PARLOR.
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PIZZA SUPREME
MADE WITH 7 KINDS
OF CHEESE, BAKED
IN 750 OVENS
FRIENDLY FAMILY
ATMOSPHERE
large or Small Parties
ALWAYS WELCOME
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BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND
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Blood Requested For Peruvian Boy
FRIDAY. JULY 27, 1962
Salaverry, Peru -HOT-- Doc
tors aboard the hospital ship
Hope sent an urgent appeal
to drug companies in the U.S.
today for a special type of
blood plasma they hope will
save the life of a 12-year-old
boy with hemophilia.
The plasma will be used to
supplement whole blood trans
fusions being given almost
constantly to liny Santos
Narvacz, whose courage has
captured the hearts of the
doctors and nurses of the
floating hospital.
Santos has been bleeding
since Wednesday of last week,
when surgeons operated to re
move a badly infected bone
from his left thumb.
He has received 16 transfu
sions of whole blood, includ
ing one donated by Dr. J.
Mayefield Harris, Los Altos,
, Calif., the surgeon who per
formed the operation. , The
Peruvian army volunteered
donors. Despite the willing
ness to help, there has been
difficulty in securing a suffi
cient number of donors with
the right type of blood.
; FAMILY POLITICIANS
j Worcester, Mass. (UPlt Mr.
and Mrs. Edward G. Schultz
; apparently talk about every
' thing but politics. Both have
J filed as candidates for state
representative - Schultz is a
j Democrat and his wife, Mil
dred, is a Republican.
MOPPING UP FIRE
! State forestry crews at noon
today were mopping up a
I three-quarter acre fire on the
j Green Springs started by a
logging operation, Oregon
j state forestry officials report
led. It was reported at 10:30
jam. and three men were seni
to the blare which burned
slash.
An everyday safety match
contains 13 different materials.
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Sale m-IUPIi-State Rep. Win
ton Hunt (R-W o o d b u r n)
Wednesday asked Atty. Gen.
Robert Y. Thornton whether
employes of the legislative
branch can contribute money
to political campaigns.
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COME ONE COME ALL
Saturday, July 28
DREAMLAND
Dane In Cool Comfort
Mac's Country Boys
Regular band will be playing
this week.
Refreshments
Served
Music that everyone can danco
to. Yes, we play lots of twist
music.
One Evening at tlte
DARDANELLE
is really delightful
The. food is superb
Tha drinks are the bait
And lha music io anjoyabla,
Tha bast costs no mora.
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Retfihmcnt Served All Evening Check Room Free
The Biggeit Band . . . The Beit Dance! Everyone Welcome
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ASHLAND
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SATURDAY
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9 Till
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Lots of Fun and Excitement for
Young and Old
JAY STOUGH and the Dixie Drifters
Y'all Cornel
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SATURDAY, JULY 28
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New York Steak $2.50
Chicken Krona-Hawaiian Poi $3.00
Fresh Broiled Salmon Steak $2.50
9 Tenderloin Tips, Mushrooms $3.00
Pan Fried Chicken $2.50
Children Under 12 1.50
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