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They'll Do It Every QllENTlM QUARANTINE COULD TALK. HIMSELP OUT OF ALL KINDS OF SCRAPES IN HIS YEARS OF FOREIGN INTRIGUE But-cam he6etawav with anvthin6 AT HOME?? DUMBESILLEH.'.' IkxcUNOAIlPOP Wi M41L0 MA1 10 MARSHALL MORION. 20ii Pine Top Rd.. CHAOLOTTESVILLE. VA sv & 'Land and People1 Conference Slated At Portland Soon Portland - Orville L. Free man, Secretary of Agriculture, will be chairman and keynote speaker at a regional "Land and People" conference to be held in Portland's Municipal Auditorium Oct. 1-2. John A. Baker, assistant secretary for rural development and conser vation, will serve as tempor ary chairman. The conference will stress rural areas development and conservation. Its chief purpose will be to stimulate interest and participation in local de velopment programs designed to make the best use of nat ural resources and insure ade quate economic opportunity lor people in rural areas and .communities, Freeman an nounced. Crowd Expected Farmers, businessmen, edu cators, and civic and govern ment leaders will be invited to present their proposals for insuring prosperity in their communities through rural re development programs. More than 1,000 persons from Wash ington, Oregon, California, Ar izona, Utah, Nevada, and Ida- 1 THE RIRLE SPEAKS TO YOU Sunday, 9:00 a.m K-SHA-860 kc Tar. uf fc'i Christian Science itrogrnin "Whit Shall I Tell My Child About God?" With Trade $17.43 Month JOHNSTON STORES Time ( VOU HAF NO BIZNI2 IN Vl WA5 JUST V2E PALACE.'.' THEE5E ( TRVING TO , COULD MEAN ZE J'l FIND OUT WHERE J IV FIRIN& SQUAT.'.' ru 8 I COULD GET H. lr -SC7t r A A NEW TRENCH h A I obit tamcAt ME.VOU NO-GOOD BiBMPPTiWA OP J I FINALE HOPPER.'.' VOU TplSO WERE L0LLV6A60IN& fJfr PRESS CLUR IN SOM FA?,CV JtT at XPfPfOv-Xi'V SALOON.'.' ho are expected to attend the Portland meeting. Freeman said the meet ing and four other regional conferences are an outgrowth of the national "Land and People" conference held in Washington, D. C, last Janu ary. The other conferences will be at St. Louis, Sept. 17 18; Denver, Oct. 8-9; New Or leans, Oct. 15-16; and Phila delphia, Oct. 22-23. "A major objective of the conferences," he said, "will be to broaden public realization of the interdependence of rur al and urban people, and the stake that city people have in the welfare of our rural land resources and the people and institutions that provide our nation so bountifully with food and fiber. The meetings are being shaped up to pro vide the broadest possible op portunity for community lead ers, department officials, state and local government to ex change opinions on the spe cial problemsN and possible remedies in each region." The Secretary said many rural areas must aggressively create Income-producing en terprises and employment op portunities if they are to keep pace with the national econ omy. To Seek Solutions Those attending will be asked how this can be achieved through such meas ures to improve and protect adequate family farms, pro vide conservation and more economic use of land and wa ter resources, incentives for commercial and industrial growth, and the creation of Soon To Be At The . FJ " r3ll? I By Jimmy Hado 15 OKAV, 3 ME IS TUe WELL- KNOWN CORRESPOND recreational facilities on pri vate lands. The Secretary emphasized that a number of Department programs are available to help rural communities reach to ward more rapid economic growth, higher standards of living, and strengthened rural institutions. A large part of each con ference will be devoted to statements and recommenda tions of individuals in attend ance. "We want to learn from the local people how these programs can be improved to better serve their purposes." Freeman said. "We look to local representatives as the real experts in determining how Federal programs can best help to revitalize rural areas." Actress Seeking Swiss Residence Gstaad. Switzerland - IUPH -Actress Elizabeth Taylor has started proceedings toward establishing permanent resi dence in Switzerland. Miss Taylor is living at the $280,000 Chalet Ariel which she purchased last winter. This is not sufficient under Swiss law to grant her resi dence privileges. But an official source said negotiations concerning which part of the actress' income would be taxed in the future have already begun. Once the tax question is settled, Miss Taylor and her four children can be expected to obtain residence permits. Miss Taylor has been mak i n g automobile excursions into the Alps and the Lake Geneva region, occasionally with actor Richard Burton, costar of her latest movie. Burton has a villa at Ce ligny near Geneva, about two hours by car from here. Refrigerator 112 Medford Shopping Center MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Some Suggestions Columns, Crossword Puzzle Seen To Improve By DICK WEST Washington - (UP!) - Think what you might about the quality of its contents, there are no flics on the Congres sional Record when it comes to speed. It provides overnight in print form a complete tran script of the proceedings and debates in the House and Sen ate, and thus performs a val uable service. By reading the Record, members of Congress are able to find out the next morning what they said and did the day before. Recently, the House of Rep resentatives voted to spend up to $50,000 for a study of ways to improve the Record's appearance, legibility and or ganization. Rep. Edith G r i e n ID Ore.), who introduced the proposal, suggested that lhe addition of a table of con tents would be one way of making the Record mora convenient to read. You can immediately see Welfare Recovery Totals $48,533 Salem-flJPD-During June the welfare recovery division of the State Department of Jus tice collected $48,533, accord ing to Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton. Of this amount, $47,700 was collected for child support and $763.64 for welfare fraud. Dennis the Menace 7 HE SURE DON'T ACT LIKE A DKUGfalST WHEN yOVKt &a RCA Whirlpool Automatic Defrost With Freezer Below SOUTH RIVERSIDE Congressional Record the advantages that would offer. It would enable a mem ber of Congress to turn im- mediately to his own remarks without having to skim over what the other members had said. Mrs. Green also suggested Bulk Petroleum Rate Hearings Due Salem -(UPII- Hearings on a proposal to cut bulk petro leum rates under certain con ditions will begin in Portland Aug. 21, Public Utility Com missioner Jonel C. Hill said today. The proposal of the Pacific Inland Tariff Bureau is to drop rates 9 per cent for ship pers who use hauling equip ment for 400 or more hours each month. The proposed rates are now in effect from Coos Bay to any point in the state on a temporary basis. The bureau wants to make the Coos Bay rate permanent and to extend it to all other, Oregon shipping points. Bulk loads of jet fuel, gaso line, kerosene, naptha, stove oil, solvent, crude asphalt and other petroleum derivitives would be affected. The proposal was bitterly assailed by some witnesses and praised by others during earlier hearings. 'FRIENDLY NEISHBORhCOO TOTAL CAPACITY 13.8 cu. ft. FREEZER HOLDS 163 lbs. 32" wide 65" high Refrigerator that "the binding might be changed so that the pages may be removed without hav- ing to employ surgical instru merits. She was, of course, being facetious on that point. It doesn't really take a surgical instrument to remove a page from the Record. A hacksaw will do. In fact, if you soak the Record for several hours in a solution of kerosene and for maldehyde, the pages will come out with just a gentle tug. The only time I hava needed surgical instruments was when I wanted to re move tha appendix of tha Record. At any rate, I have been giving torn thought to other ways that the Record might ba improved and ona idea thai occurred to ma was to throw in a coupla of columns. Rep. Walter H. Judd (R- Minn U. .!..:.. u J- a Column nn mpriipal oriinra SOON IT WILL BE WESTERN THRIFT will again, as in the past, have a complete stock of SCHOOL SUPPLIES for children of all grades AT LOWER PRICES Beauty is a major subject and scoring a high mark In attractiveness Is important for back-to-school Belles. Brush up on your beauty homework now so you'll pass the daily examinations of your classmates with a high "Eye Cue." Study these values: PERMANENTS for SCHOOL TONETTE or NUTRI-TONIC Regular $2 size for $1.39 $1.70 SHAMPOO by REVLON For all types of hair $1.00 FRENCH TOUCH Hair Spray Special 69c GLAMOUR-MIST Large Economy Size ADORN with Two sizes NYLON HAIR BRUSHES By Jewelite $1.00 WOODBURY'S Egg Shampoo 19c CURL COMBS SHOES Values to $2.98 Showtr Shot -Canvas Sneakers- Clogs OQm P. A Oft Leather Sandals NOWfcC 43C PACKERS GLOVES 2 pr. 75c DOUBLE NEEDLES $2.49 Add Federal Excise Tax JeaSeaiw-aiw $iAmm-nm W .' LlBLlULaiaiVa R( a ii-lia- iil.ia l i ii 30 speuausts A MED FORD'S ORIGINAL DISCOUNT STORE YN'"-RAL and Rep. Jack Westland (R Wash.), a former amateur champion, could write one on golf. Or vice versa. Another thing that might help would be to have a cross word puzzle. There are BUY BEFORE SEPT. 1st a ARISTOCRAT SUMMER SALES FIESTA 19'4 foot TANDEM WHEELS Self cont. wtoilet & ihower, forge water tank and teptic tank. SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $2695 SUMMER SALES FIESTA PRICE . 2S4S YOU SAVE 150 WALKER the WEEPER'S ' rTr Back To $1.25 SPRAY 85c "POUFBRUSH" $1.50 and $2.25 $2.50 to $5.00 59c 9c on Taxable Merchandise FRIDAY, AUGUST plenty of puzzles In the Rec ord already but the cross word variety would be a novelty because it could be solved. Finally, I think the Record would be vastly improved by 1243 South Riverside Vitamin supplements can health average . . . help to reduce the number of ab sences bv strenalheninq their resistance to minor Ills. And, as you know, tha better the attendance, the better the school grades. BOYLE vita-health VITAMINS 11 MINERALS AT "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" SPECIAL PRICES $1.79 Box of 50 $3.89 Box of 130 ........... $1.95 $6.89 Box of 260 $3.45 SQUIBB VITAMINS 30 DAY SUPPLY FREE WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING: VIGRAN MULTI-VITAMINS PROVIDES DAILY NEEDS BOTTLE OF 100 TABLETS VIGRAN CHEWABLES TASTY WAY TO TAKE MULTI-VITAMINS - 90 TABS VIGRAN-M FOR DIETARY SUPPLEMENT BOTTLE OF 100 TABLETS B-COMPLEX FOR QUICKER PICK-UP BOTTLE OF 100 TABLETS DEPHOS By Massengill CALCIUM WITH VITAMIN D TiQr 100 LEMON FLAVORED TABLETS g " 17, 1962 adding a comic strip. It could be called "Bernie Earbanger, Boy Filibusterer." If some cartoonist will sup ply the drawings, the con gressman themselves can fur nish the dialogue. 16 Foot DINETTE or LOUNGE MODEL wbraket, lee box, prtisure water. LIST PRICE $1398 SUMMER SALES FIESTA PRICE.. 1332 YOU SAVE 66 16 Foot HILINER Self contained. Sleeps six. ' Toilet, ttptic tank, get refer. LIST PRICE $1898 SUMMER SALES FIESTA PRICE.. 1798 YOU SAVE 100 13'. Foot LOW LINER Twin and double bed models. "Fiti In a Garage" SAVE $39.00 School help raise your schoolsters' .85c $2.98 s3.98 with minerals SO OQ W JT O WITH B-12 3.59 RUBICAPS MULTI-VITAMINS WITH B-12 R.g. $15.95 Llit W. lold th.m CC AC tor $9.5 NOW Free Delivery In Medford OPEN WEEK DAYS 8 TO 9 SUNDAYS 9 TO 2
