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MONDAY. NOVEMBLR 13. 1962 MLDFOHD MAIL THldUnt.. Mew wtiD. OREGON Shortage of Coins Plaguing Sections Of United States They'll Do It Every Time - By jimmy ffloH Nixon Shrugs Off Hiss Controversy; Not To Run Again Washington -IUPII- The .Unit ed States, which holds dear to its heart such price tags as $1.98, $49.95 and $2.99, is running short of change. The shortage of coins seems to be most acute in the North cast and Midwest, and threat ens to harass merchants and customers alike during the Christmas season. Treasury and federal re serve officials say pennies and nickels are in the shortest sup ply, and the possibility of a KOP'K HUM YOU VyT KllP III MIMOIIIS' y 'JyJ BROWNIE OUTFIT Featuring ncu-madcl rlrctrir-eyc camera! Brownie Slormalic It Camera has electric eye for automatic shooting , . . adjustable shutter for extra range. Choose 180 second for jiggle-free shots, 140 for bright pictures in dim light the electric eye sets lens Automatically at either speed. Camera, flash, cose, batteries, flashbulbs, film, gift-boxed. ' Jdd50 ill (or HUDSON'S Rogue Camera Shop 613 E. Main Ph. 773-4288 'grey market" in small change has arisen. A retail chain store in Chi cago, where the problem is worst, spent $10,000 to bring in coins from other cities and is considering offering custom ers scrip instead of hard cur rency in making change and cashing checks. The Treasury would like to increase production at the Philadelphia and Denver mints, but it doesn't have the money. Officials hope to get quick approval from the Bud get Bureau and key members of Congress to spend funds not specificially earmarked for production costs. The problem is reported to arise from Congress' failure to pass a supplemental approp riation bill in its rush to ad journment last month. The bill that died contained $500, 00 for the Bureau of the Mint. Miss Eva B. Adams, director of the bureau, estimated the $500,000 would finance pro duction of an extra 420 mil lion coins. If the money had been made available, she in dicated, a substantial propor tion of the coins would be coming out of the mints now. Area Reports John R. Farrell, the Federal Reserve System's director of bank operations, said the 12 reserve banks were asked if their coin inventories were "alarmingly low," and report ed as follows: Boston and New York: all denominations in very short supply; Philadelphia: only half-dollars in adequate sup ply; Cleveland: all short; Rich mond: adequate reserves; At lanta: supplies adequate ex cept for a "somewhat low" stock of nickels; Chicago: acutely low stocks of all de nominations, the tightest pinch in the nation; St. Louis: nickels completely exhausted, pennies, dimes and quarters very low; Minneapolis: nickels very low, pennies and dimes lower than desired; Kansas City and Dallas: fairly ade quate stocks; San Francisco: nickels low. Albatross takes home movies Right and left-om anv and all occasions-" AND THEM SOME--- SHUCKSTHE SPRING RAn I DOWN PUT THE RSU BACK FlJ-PL I IN THE WATER AND WE'LL pVvif 1 jft START ALL OVER, AOAIN-44 J&s "J -iA ' I OKAV.' LIGHTS - CAMERA- f$FW 4T& ACTION.' BOY.' WAIT UNTIL YV) ftffiyS' l?2-- 7a--whatRmEpJfpEUfd.. lit I ..ryf1 V "APreMEP to those) -MiLj busv maven't L-Jm I Zjfm m?. MOVIESVOUTOOkONC7DTME To " 'JH l the fishing trip ? J cSTril A edt it" JfkPi But does anv body ever see them? heh-hew-' no not even the developer IfcwJ AMD a hp oc -rue uatlo hat to MRS. HARRY ANBcNDER , DETROIT.MICU THEY RE-GREW HAIR! Mr. Newhou, (left), give bour 20 minurei of hit fime for the Hirlow fret hair nd scalp con mirth on and r-grcw his hair. Mrs. Hllr, fright), showi her results by Harlow treatments. m S3 SCALP SPECIALIST HERE TOMORROW WILL SHOW HOW TO SAVE HAIR AND PREVENT BALDNESS Tuetdriy, November 20, at the Mcdford Hotel in Medtord, Ort gon, Staff Director J. D. Welch will rj.ve free Hair and ic-ilp con sultation between 1.00 p m. And 8 30 p m. to hair wornrH men and women Harlow H,nr K Valp Consult rtntv, thp ndlcst and Ijrqrst otqn c.itoin ol its kind, mkcb rco'lar vi to M r d f o r d, Oregon, Ourunjioul ttic vMr to assure yem o siKcc-A in a minimum period ot time Hddnw is now in its bev cnth yr.ii Lavt year alone, over onc-ouartcr million Harlow home sciilp Ircatmncti were usrtl Su'vrV) amonq men and worn rn rn all walks ot life show that 'he worst enemies ot your hair ft l noubf and (21 delay. Manv baldmg people who are doing nothing to help thrrnscKes are urtifving the if condition with thinking (ike this. "I don't think Anybody can stop hair loss" -or "I'm going to sec an expert when I net around to it." That doesn't solve your problem You ae go ing to keep tight on losing your hair until you are bald . . . unless you get your scalp in healthy, hair-growing conditiom Again. HOPELESS CASES REFUSED If you jr totally bald, there it nothing Harlow can do tor you. Harlow or no other treatment known ii of benefit to ticemve h.tir Ion due to male pattern bald ness. Neither ot the periom shown above luffcred from male pattern baldness. Therefore, Har low continues its policy of refus q all hopeless cases. Baldness is slow and gradual, even in the most common forms. The two moit common causes art neglect and mutrcat men t, but the two worst enemies are skepticism and procrastination. BEWARE THESE SYMPTOMS Cr y-Hi notice symptoms ot fc- . vc dryness or othness, itchy sraip, e-rcsvive hair in the romh mqs, tender areas, come in for an 'Arrtin,it,n bf.re follicle shrink- air rums Ail hopes tor a healthy nfjrl nt hair RESULTS ARE SO AMAZING THAT We constantly receive let ters of praise and gratitude Irom our clients who say "I know my hair is thicker . I was saved from baldness!" or "Thanks for qetttng my hair b.itk," or "I had almost com plete loss of my hair before my treatments, Anij today I b.nr regained my original ad ot ban," or "My hair has not only improved in general condition, hut lias q r o w n (bicker " (Ask to see m tuat letters liom clients in your hometown.) 970 SATISFIED So selective is the Harlow svs em that the organization is proud of its 9 satisfaction among those persons accepted FREE CONSULTATION there is absolutely no charge or obligation ot any kind for see ing th Harlow specialist for con sultation Your only obligation is to yourself to ease vour mmd of hair worries by learning how easily and inexpensively you can save and thicken your hair at home N ou w.ll be told frankly Mid sincerely whether (he Harlow Homr Treatment can help, how long it vsill take, and the covt GUARANTEED RESULTS! Harlow s soentitu treatments are so phenemrntally effective that we otter you. and every one of our clients, the opportunity to enioy more virile hair, a healthier scalp. You will he given a written quaranlee from the beginning of your treatments through its com pletion on a prorated basis FREE EXAMINATION Administered in private , . no appointment needed A-k the desk clerk At the Mcdford Hotel for D. Welch's room number, on Tuesday, Novemtn-r 20, be tween 1 .00 p m, and 8 30 pm. only in Mcdford, Oregon. You will not be obligated or emhar. rassed in any way. Consultations Are free and given in private Wordy, Outdated Constitution Streamlined by Commission Edilor'i note: The most farreaching item to be do bated by the 1963 legisla ture will be a new Oregon Constitution. This is the first of three dispatches de scribing the background, and what lies ahead. To day: The forces for change. By DOUGLAS GRIPP Salem - IUPII - Trying to give the Oregon Constitution a bad ly needed overhaul is like trying to tell the queen moth er she can't wear those com fortable, patched up old ga loshes anymore. It is a very delicate under taking, and the political im plications are great. Oregon s Constitution be gan as a basic, relatively lean document of about 11,000 words. That was 103 years ago. Today, it is still basic. But it is also old and patched up. It has been amended 111 limes five times as much as the U.S. Constitution. It has swelled to nearly 22,000 words, one of the most wordy in the nation. A major reason behind this great and disorderly growth is the Oregon initiative and referendum law passed in 1002. It makes amending fair ly easy. Special Interests There are numerous cases where special interest groups have taken out initiative pe titions, gotten their pet aim before the voters, and then had it approved frozen into the Constitution. This pre vents the legislature from tinkering, for only the peo ple can change the Constitu tion. The result Is that the Con stitution is loaded with ma terial that belongs in the sta tutes. The initiative law, howev er, is considered sound and vital by experts, and there is no campaign to get rid of it. Many provisions are obso lete, such as the bans on duel ing and holding a title of no bility. One of the provisions in the Oregon Bill of Rights is liquor - hy - the - drink, rank ing right along with such rights as freedom of worship, and speech. This is comical, and detracts from its prestige. The death penalty is also in the Dill of llights, guarantee ing every citizen's right to be executed. Until now, the last attempt In clean up Hie Constitution was a decade ago. A long study was made, and (here was a request for calling a consti tutional convention The 1055 legislature put (his into a pigeon hole. A breakthrough came in 1IIH0 w hen the voters author ized the legislature lo .sub mit a new constitution in one chunk at one election. Prior to this, constitutional changes could tie put before the peo ple only a piece at a time. The l!Uit legislature ere alcd a 17 member Constitu tional llevision Commission, directing 11 to present a plan lo the llHill legislature. This blue ribbon group in cludes legislators, supreme court justices, a circuit jude. two former governors, news paper publishers, a housewife, a law proiessor and a truck ing executive. Chairman is Stale Hep. George Layman (H Newberg). an altorney. At the oulsel. the commis sion had to decide between just tidying up the Consti tution, or giving it a real housecleaiiing. It chose the lat ter course. Thi1 cemmission did not pus s fool around on policy. It suggested some bold changes. Controversy is guaranteed. Afler a year and a half the commissiun has come up witli a slreamlined document. It is meaty, runs P.flOO words and is a nuxtol. The document Is sure lo be a reference point in other states for years to come. Next: The changes f f V...R;. C Jirfiiininnj CHECKS DOCUMENT Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. checks the original Oregon constitution at his office in Salem. The 1003 legislature will consider overhaul of the 103-year-old constitution. The document is kept inside a locked box which stays inside a locked metal cabinet; the cabinet is kept in an earthquake-proof vault. The constitution Is leather-bound, hand-written and is 73 pages long. (UPI) Santa Monica, Calif. - UPII -Former Vice President Rich ard M. Nixon has brushed off the controversy over a recent television appearance of Al ger Hiss and indicated again he will never again seek pub lic office. In a telegram Saturday to Robert E. McClure, editor and publisher of the Santa Monica Evening Outlook, Nixon, the Sheckler Moved To Wasco Jail The Dalles - IUPII - A 27-year-old man, who is being held in connection with the fatal shooting of a rookie state policeman, has been transferred to the Wasco coun ty jail. Edward Sheckler of Port land was brought here Fri day from the Gilliam county jail at Condon. The transfer was made because the Wasco county jail provides a 24-hour watch of prisoners. Sheckler was indicted by the Gilliam county grand jury on a charge of first degree murder. He is accused in the death of policeman Ralph Bates, 24, of Medford. Bates was shot to death on U.S. Highway 30 near Arlington Nov. 7. defeated Republican candi date for California governor, said, "What des an attack by one convicted perjurer mean when weighed on the scales against thousands of wires and letters from patriotic Amer icans?" Thanked for Coverage Nixon thanked McClure for "your recent editorials and the objective news coverage of my campaign activities dur ing the 16 years I have been in public office. "As I finish my last cam paign for public office I shall always be gratefull for the op portunity that has been ac corded of serving as a con gressman, as a senator, and as Vice President pf the Unit ed States for eight years." Hiss appeared on the Amer ican Broadcasting Company television show "The Political Obituary of Richard M. Nix on" aired a week ago. Nixon was instrumental in the in vestigation that led to Hiss' conviction in 1950 of perjury. Smear Denied In New York, James Hag erty, ABC vice president in charge of news, defended Hiss' appearance on the pro gram as "representing a chap ter in Mr. Nixon's history." Hagerty called the appearance "debatable" but denied that "we used him deliberately to blacken or smear the patriot ism of Richard Nixon." As for his own opinion of Hiss, Hagerty said "I have no use for him, never have and, never will have." Cards (orTliuri Jay, Nov. 22 CUCM'Q 2,7 E- Maln 3 VI Clfl O Medford 29 1st Leap Fatal For Parachute Jumper Seattle - IUPII - Paul Marvin Clifford had jumped safely from airplanes 290 times, but Saturday on his 291st attempt, he plunged 6,000 feet to his death. Clifford, 23, Seattle, was Boeing employee and instruc tor of the Boeing Parachute club. to please any cat... all tuna liver Yi meat chicken fish meaty mix kidney 'n meat "NORBEST" S S GRADE "A" ' ; 10-16 lbs. hens miym 17-24 Lbs. TO Beltsville Turkeys Small 5-7 lbs. . 55c lb. GEESE DUCKS ROASTERS 75c ib. 65c ib. 49c LARGE IOCAI FRYERS RABBITS 79C,u FRESH GIBLETS 49C lb. (Young Fryer) Gizzards & Hearts... 39c Ib. (Whole or Cut Up (Whole or Cut Up Livers 79c lb. FARM FRESH JUMBO EGGS Daily SMOKED TURKEY (A REAL TREAT) Ludefisk (Fresh Supply) 39c ib. OYSTERS Lefse 55c pk9 Also Lingonberries (An fresh daily) FRESH GRABMEAT & ORE. SHRIMP Es 95c n,. BABY LOBSTER TAILS (Cooked) fr Si" Pint79c Jumbo Indian Prawns I59".. fm'V9 Salmon (Fresh-Center Cut) . . .98c lb. Olympiu 99 998 I Salmon Eggs 89c ib. I c"fc,"'s"" ""' FITTS SEA FOOD & POULTRY CELEBRATING OUR 1st BIRTHDAY 131 West Main St. Phone 773-8497 Scranfon Has No Presidency Plans Mobe Sound, Fla. - UPD -Pennsylvania Gov.-elccl Wil liam Scranton dispelled ru rr.ora he would be a presiden tial candidate in 1064 today by saying he had "no inten tion" of socking the nomina tion. "I have no intention of seek ing either the presidency or the vice presidency in 1964, except under extraordinary circumstances," said Scranton, who is vacationing here. The extraordinary circum stances, he said, would be that the Republican party could not find another candidate and he was drafted. "I think the job of the new governor is to spend his ef forts on Pennsylvania prob lems since they are so acute and so numerous," he said. Three Persons Die In Airplane Crash Vancouver, B. C. - Him -Three persons, including a three-year-old girl, were kill ed in the crash of a light plane near here Sunday. Police identified the pilot as John B. Minor, 36, owner of the million-acre Chilco ranch in northern B.C. His passengers were Mrs. Mary Kliziibeth Dick, cook at the ranch, and her granddaugh ter Roberta Britain. Anfi-Vivsecfonisfs Honor Richard Nixon Washington TIT The Na- ' tionad Anti-Vivisection Soci ety Sunday asked former Vice ! President Kichard M. Nixon to be its honorary president. Clarence K. Richards, m.in- aging director of the society, j told Nixon in a wire that j "your love of animals, as ex- emplified hy your concern for Checkers ithe Nixons' dogl and other humane acts, makes : you an ideal choice for this position " do FALSE TEETH; Rock, Slide or Slip? ; FAfm.KTH. m tmpiwd powtlrr ; lo l1 sprinkird on uppw or lower pii!. hi'lrt false tnih more nrnity t:i pi IV not lli!t slip or r-k. 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