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Exemptions Revealed Stock Prices Move Slightly Lower; Drugs Ease; Steels, Motors New York (UPll S lock! moved slightly lower today. Drugs cased on profit tak ing with American Home Products and Peoples Drug off at least 1 each. Steels and motors were narrowly mixed. Union Carbide tacked on roughly a point in the chemi cal j. Foods managed some gains with Borden, National Dairy, Jewel Tea and Quaker Oats up nearly 1 apiece. Para mount Pictures fell nearly 1. W. T. Grant rose nearly a point on highci earnings, James Talcott dipped nearly 1, and Reynolds Metal dropped approximately lt after cutting aluminum out put at its Oregon plant. 3 3 mm mm rata pea, 27 jO .W0 I Your Personalized GREETINGS Shop Now Before the Rush from Our Large Selection . . . Swem s fpa ANOTHER OFTHE DEPEMLES FROM AUG mm THE should you . . . when Dodge 880 pays so much attention to your sonse of well being. Enter Dodge 880 and see wh.it we menu. There's an abundance of room for family and friends and everything else that goes wi!h people. Note the luxury. Caipeting is woven eooo E880 DOW JONES AVERAGES New York - HI'li - Dow Jones final ttock averages! 30 industrials 652.61, up 0.76; 20 railroads 138.22, up 1.64; IS utilities 126.13, up 0.54, and 65 stocks 227.31, up 0.94. Sales Thursday were about 5.81 million shares compared with 5.98 million shares Wednesday. Thursday' prices on selected siocks: Alum Co. Am. American Air Linci .. American Can AT & T American Tohacco .... Anaconda Copper Annco Renriix Corp nelhlchem steel Boeing Air Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp Coca Cola . CBS Columbia Gas 5(1', 17, .lll'l .. 31 42'i 23 J( CHRISTMAS CARD TIME IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER 11 JtfiL,. CARDS Order Now BOOK & GIFT SHOP 217 E. Main Mcdford Phone 772-9331 WE'VE GONE TO , WITH You can pay moie or a line auto mobile. But why thick with rich loop pile. 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Wilber, a staff as sistant 1o the Oregon BLM di rector, told the Portland Chapter of the Izaak Walton League the facilities would bring millions of dollars into local and state economies every year. Wilber said there are 60 miles of publicly owned river frontage along the lower and middle Deschutes which arc bottled up and closed to the public by a few private organ izations. He said the organiza tions are maintaining roads and imporvemcnts on pubic lands and using the lands as "their own private recreation retreat." Regional Edition Page 2A MedfordJTribune MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1062 DODGE ! i GREAT LENGTHS THIS ONE quard nylons and supple vinyls. This is Dodge 880. Impeccable. Custom-made for the man who likes everything In his motoring big , . . except the price. Big room. Big ride. Big power. Two series. Nine models. Each backed by a revolutionary 5-year50,000-mile warranty". Experience Dodge 830 luxury and comfoit fust-hand. 315 E. 5th, Mcdford for Discrimination in Housing Perina Cement 43-4 48', 71 1, 58 '. 41'4 44 25 '4 7i 4 33 fiS'a Phillips .... Procter & Camble Radio Corporation Richfield Oil Safeway Santa Ft Sears Shell Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N. J Sun Mines Texas Co Tcxai Gull Sulfur Tcxai Pac Land Trust . Thiokol Trans America - Trans World Air Tri Continental Union Carbide Union Pacific U S. Plywood U S. Rubber U.S. Steel WestiiiRhouse Youngs town 5fiT 8J . 57 'j ..IM'j .. 34 .. 47'i . 32', 84 "Tt permit these lands to remain bottled up for limited use is contrary to the public interest," he said. BLM designated 25,000 acres of public lands along the Deschutes for retention in federal ownership as a multi ple use public land manage ment area in 1901. The bureau has since entered into agree ment with the Oregon Game Commission on development and management of the area's resources. Wilber said public recrea tion will receive top priority but grazing, wildlife use, watershed protection, mineral development and other uses will be worked into future de velopment. He said the game commis sion estimates 6G.300 angler trips were made to the Des chutes River between Warm Springs and its mouth during 1061 and that S520.000 was spent in pursuit of fish in that part of tile stream. messes N Mi i a;i nit i Hin ne i l!iil Regulations on FHA Enforcement Ot Order Told Washington -IUPII- Federal Housing Administration chief Neal J. Hardy announced to day that owner-occupants of one and two - family houses will be exempt from a presi dential order prohibiting dis crimination in the sale and rental cf federally aided hous- ing. Hardy made the announce- ment in releasing detailed regulations on how FHA plans to enforce Kennedy's order. The regulations prescribed no minimum number of houses for sale or rent which would make a builder or land lord subject to the order. Hence, FHA can apply the order to any commercial-type seller or landlord, regardless of how few housing units he sells or rents. Hasn't Decided Hardy said he had not de cided whether the order would apply to a three or four-family house if one flat or apartment is occupied by the landlord. The Veterans Administra tion, which guarantees GI home loans, published regula tions similar to FHA's. Hardy and Philip N. Brownstein, VA's chief benefits director, explained the regulations at a joint news conference. Hardy estimated that FHA and VA loans account for 23 to 25 per cent of U.S. home building. The regulations provided that a prospective buyer, bor rower or tenant may complain of discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed or nation al origin to a local FHA or VA office. Would Investigate The target of the complaint would be invited by the agency to "discuss the matter in an informal hearing." If he denied the charge, the agency would investigate and perhaps hold a hearing, tak ing unsworn testimony. II the agency found there was discrimination, the build er, lender or landlord would be summoned to a conference at which officials would seek his promise to refrain from further discrimination. If he refused, the agency could cut him off from furth er participation in govern ment housing programs. Appeals from field office decisions could be made to FHA and VA headquarters. A builder, lender or landlord also could seek relief in the federal courts. Strauss Will Quit Adenauer Cabinet Munich. Germany-il'PH-De-fense Minister Franz Josef Strauss announced today he is quitting his post in Chan cellor Konrad Adenauer's cab inet. Strauss announced his dc-1 cision in a communique issued by his Christian Social Un ion, t he Bavarian branch of Adenauer's Christian Demo-1 cralic Party. Last week Strauss and all the other CDU members of the cabinet offered their res ignations to Adenauer to give him a free hand in meeting a crisis caused by his Free Dem oiTiilic Party coalition part nets. However, Adenauer did mil act on the otters pending the outcome of hist Sunday's Hiivarian tate elections, in which Strauss figured promi nently. Portland Workers Injured in Falls Ttulland - IPl- Two work men wore injured in falls here Thursday. John Horner, 25. Mttforid hack and head injuries wlvn lie fell Irom a scattold inMd. a Miuar Morale mIo. He tell about feet onto a eonerrte floor at the Amalgamated Sunar Co. An ironworker fell three stones from a scaffold at the Standard Plan Building but escaped with only superheat mjune. Carl Holmes, a 1 , Portland, suffered contusions and nbrasions. Airlines Ask Approval Of Mutual Aid Pact V,ivMnu;on - in - Kmht ma- i : tor airlines Thursday asked ; the Civil Aerotiau us Hoard , j to approve an tndehni'.e re newal of their agreement to i;ie each oilier financial help j during labor disputes The CAH is holding hear uus on whether the airline ' I pudual aid pact hn;M be a! lowe.i to continue Vti'or.s . hae charged tii.it ' e aree i :oent i lilt al and violates '- :hi Hailway Labor Act T w 1 eii;ht earners who arc mem. ber of t;ie pact ;re American. B.aniii, Continental, tavern, j n:thwet. Pan American. ' Tran World and t'mted C oreign PILOT. CAPTAIN CHARGED IN SHIP COLLISION Yokohama-U'l-A Japanese pilot and a Norwegian captain were remanded on charges of criminal negligence Thursday in connection with a tanker collision that killed 41 persons earlier this month. They were Capt. 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