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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON MONDAY. JANUARY 28. 1963 Dennis the Menace ( 1 -M'AWffiXwc WING ABOUT OC PENNIS IS.... Two Area Finalists In Brand Name Event Among the retail firms selected this year as finalists in the brand name retailer o-the-ycar competition are Lea Motors Inc. and Acme Hard ware company, both Medford. The awards are given each year by Brand Names founda tion to honor leading mer chants for their presentation of manufacturer trademarked products. Finalists will now submit full presentations of their 1962 advertising, merchandis ing, sales training and other brand promotional activities with the final presentation made in April in New York City. Medford Boy Named To Coege Dean's List Among the students at Cal ifornia State polytechnic col lege, San Luis Obispo, who have been named to the dean's list for outstanding ac ademic accomplishment is Larry G. Hammond, 423 Be atty St., Medford, a major in animal husbandry. Students are recognized for achieving an overall fall quar ter grade average of B or better. East German Guards Escape to Vest Berlin - IUPII - Two East German border guards in uniform and carrying their weapons fled to West Berlin across the snow-blanketed death strip today. West Ber lin police reported, The Communists send their border guards to duty in pairs, so each can keep an eye on the other. Hence one guard rarely trusts his com panion enough to admit he wants to flee. However the two who reach ed West Berlin today appar ently had agreed to flee to gether. They made their way across the wide strip which the Communists had cleared to give guards a field of fire at refugees, and then crawl ed through barbed wire into a northern district of West Berlin. Kennedy Spends Week End at Estate Washington - H'Pli - Presi dent Kennedy returned to the White House by helocopter today after a week end with his family at his Glen Ora es tate near Middlcburg, Va. The President, who went to Middlcburg Saturday, return ed without his family. Despite frigid temperatures, he car ried his overcoat as he walk ed briskly from the helicop ter to his office. Kennedy had been sched uled to return to Washington Sunday to attend a Roman Catholic "red mass'' but can celled the trip because of poor weather conditions. SINGER AIDS CHURCH Laurel, Miss. -'IP!1- A seg regated sellout crowd of 1.800 jammed Oak Park school here Sunday night to hear Necro soprano Lcontync Price of the Metropolitan Opera in a bene fit performance for her home town church. The perform ance was Mis.1? Price's second to help St. Paul's Methodist church in this deep south mill town where she spent her child hood. She performed once before in 1060. Donovan, Castro Confer on Release Miami - IUPH - New York attorney James B. Donovan returned here Saturday night from a conference with Cuban Premier Fidel Castro in Havana and said that he was "most optimistic" that about 25 Americans held prisoner in Cuba soon would be re leased. Donovan said the basis for the release of the Americans would be "entirely different" than the ransoming of 1.113 Cuban invasion prisoners whose release last month he arranged. But Donovan indicated that completion of delivery of the Sd3 million worth of prisoner ransom goods to Havana would be a factor in freeing the Americans, held at the Isle of Pines. Donovan flew to Cuba Sat urday morning and returned last night. Youth Allegedly Admits Stabbings Pawlucket, R.I. - IUPII - A husky, high school athlete, who allegedly admitted hack ing two married women to death because of an urge, was to appear in court today for a l.)-month-old slaying. Thomas R. Knott, 17, cap lain of the Tolman High school football team and a track star, confessed Sunday to the knife slayings of Mrs. Nancy Ann Frenier, 19, and Mrs. Edith Martin, 38, of At lleboro, Mass., police said. Authorities were to seek a waiver in East Providence Family Court today to have Knott tried as an adult in the slaying of Mrs. Frenier here Dec. 22, 1961. Mrs. Martin was killed in her home last Friday. Knott, son of a steamfitter, was arrested Saturday night after authorities linked his car to one seen leaving the Martin residence Friday. "I knew I had to kill some one,'' Pawtucket police quot ed the youth. "I'm glad you caught me because I would have done it again. All I hope is that they put me away for life " About 75 per cent of all the sugar cane produced in the United States is grown in Louisiana. 1-48-58- V CXW J-7-OT, ,f 1AUIUS . ffP 2' 61-64-73 GEMINI aMl.17-25-3? ,'51.76-81-63 1 CANCIt ,'VL"'.t!i no jay S' . Al-G Zi '.Ji.M-W-f YH&O 3- 7 26,33 -Br CLAY R. POLLW- H four Dwly Attivily CutV f Aeeardma la ffi S'nrt. To develop messO'ie for Tucsdov, read words fr responding to number, Cf yOUr Zad'GC b-rtH Mgn. ,rtf hi i9 57 ; 1 ! ,-i a-1 ('.., Uaii 0;A4erc (J .Ntu'r. U1IA OCT. 2J -ct Oil. 77 1277 29 55a 69 82 87 9 SAGlTTAtlU! ' " J , nn.iv7n " 60 83 841 CA'tlCOtN AN. 20 V, K.t.rn.i 167 77-86-90 AOUAflVl 9-ii. mi - ki 56-80 U fl men 71 i-r. ,j9'v 7? 7$ 1 "v- Training Classes Set for Census Takers in Area Five training classes will be conducted this week in Medford in preparation for the greater Medford area church census scheduled Feb. 16 and 17. Conducting the classes will be the Rev. Donald Klein. The training classes, for cen sus takers, will be held Jan. 29 through Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m. and Thursday, Jan. 31, at 2 p.m. at Medford High school. Final plans for the census were discussed last week at a meeting of the committee, headed by Dr. D. Kirkland West. More than 35 persons representing 21 churches in Medford, Central Point, and Jacksonville, attended. Added to Committee Added to the committee at that time were the Rev. John A. Ilg, Sacred Heart Catholic church, and Maj. William Ricken of the Salvation Army. Each participating church will appoint a census chair man, who will, in turn, e cruit approximately 20 per cent of their church's mem bership for census takers. Dr. West said it was impor tant for census takers to at tend one of the training la-.s cs to learn how to properly fill in the information and re ceive an identification tag. Census takers will work in pairs, taking the census Feo. IB and 17, and a follow up Feb. 23 and 24. Cards will be sorted by church preference and no preference cards will be lett with the census committee, it was explained. Dr. West added that no information as to the census results will be given to any commercial or outside interests. Dr. Klein is expected in Medford Monday and start making block assignments for the census teams. Need for Study on Two Problems Noted By Condon Lecturer A 3 Eugen? - In a world where ale dioai create industry, I long-range studies (of this there is no limit to what we and if we so decide, blow up can d-i" scientifically, mere tile world '' is a crying need for intensified ; To Formulate Goals study 'of two problems thai With this in mind, scientists affects everyone's lives - pop-' arc faced with having to for mation explosion and environ- mulaic goals far more diffi mental pollution. j l'"'l to define than those in "Our society can no longer j the past. "These goals must afford to neglect the problems j be aimed at furthering man's of man's relationship to his j social progress," he said, environment." according to Dr. Dubos described the Dr. Rene Dubos. an eminent j population explosion and en microbiologist from the Rock cfeller Institute. SDeakinc at his second Con don Lecture last week at the University of Oregon, Dr. Dubos said that science has uonmciital pollution as two problems which need pro found study. In both areas there is a deplorable lack of facilities for scientific analy sis "Nowhere in this country advanced to the point where j will you find a laboratory or we can prolong me, type)," he said Regarding the population problem, Dr. Dubos said most people only visualize two definite problems: the need to develop techniques of family control and the concern over an adequate food supply. Goes Much Deeper But it goes much deeper than this, the lecturer stressed. "Numbers of people do not described the problem," he said. He illustrated the need for a more sophisticated kind 1 of demographic analysis so as to differentiate between mere increase in population density and between the increase due uninhabitable areas having search is vital, but facilities been made pleasant for man. i also are needed. "Another problem I h a t j Discussing smog, insecti needs badly to be studied is j cides and other pollution situ the biological phenomenon in-1 ations, Dr. Dubos said "we volvcd in natural population I know that constant exposure regulation. Anyone who stud-1 to small doses can be danger ics it knows that in the wild ; mis, but study on the subject animal, population has a way j is limited." It is even difficult of being regulated so all the to interest Congress, he add- food supply is not used. Rc-jcd. The direction which science INTRODUCE BILL Salem - tl'Pli - Rep. John D. Mosscr (R-Bcaverton) has an nounced he will introduce a bill to increase the state's share of school costs and to revise the financial structure of tile program. "OIL TO BURN" Mobilhejt S & H Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL CO. 772-2111 takes involves the "judgment of values and decisions on tha part of the community," ho said. "VaLeNTiNes Thurs., Feb. 14 No Subsidies for Potatoes Planned Washington - lOTH - The Agriculture Department said today that it will not subsi dize exports of potatoes. Officials said current mar ket information indicates that U.S. potato prices are com petitive in some European markets. It urged exporters to take full advantage of the situation, caused by Europ ean crop conditions and bad weather. Representatives of the northeastern potato industry requested the export subsidy Jan. 17 because of large sup plies of potatoes in this coun try. Agriculture officials said today's action will have no ef fect on the potato diversion program announced Dec. 18. The program offers payments to growers for starch, flour and livestock feed. Seven states - Maine, Washington, California, Oregon, Colorado, Rhode Island and Utah - arc currently participating in this program. 1217 E. Main. ; I Medford, Ore. I te44fe ilVW J Crisp, Juicy, fragrant apples... 1 XH I?K 1 huge quantities of the season's finest 1 vSsKif vy fln'L Allien n To I ROME BEAUTIES I I f Former Manager Here To Head Division Leo C. McCorkle, Consoli dated Freight ways' terminal manager at Medford from 1942 to 1943, has been named general manager of the firm's warehouse and cartage divis ion, it has been announced. McCorkle, who had been serving as manager of a di vision in San Francisco, will continue to make his head quarters there. LEGAL NOTICES No. !-!4-fi1 N'o rirr: to iu nrrorts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK ORF.r.ON FOR JACKSON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of MEDA FOX, Deceased NOTICE in hereby given that I have hcen appointed as Adminis trator ot the Estate of Meda Fox, deceased All persons having claims a&ainst said etate arc hereby noti fied to present the same to me, verified and with proper vouchers, at the office of my attorney. Wal ter D Nunley, No. 0 Golriy Build ing. Mcdfnrd. Oregon, within six months from the date of this no tice CARLOS W MORRIS Administrator NOTICE TO t HKIHTons Notice is hereby given thai I have been Appointed by the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Countv Executor of the Will of Alta B. WhifeMde. de ceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against the estate of said decedent are herehv notified to present them, with proper vouchrrs, duly cnfied to m at the office of SWyrman Ac Heiscl, attorney for said Execu tor, at Room 3J1 Medical Centrr Building in Medford. Oregon within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published Jan uary 7th. 1Hf3 Lloyd L Whiteside, Executor SKYRMAN AND HF.ISEL Attorno s for Executor Phone 772-4534 SODA CRACKERS BUSY BAKER Favorite cracker. Just a whisper crisper. Check this low price, l'lb. package Banquet or Bird's Eye Frozen Fried Chicken, Sliced Beef, Turkey, or Chopped Beef Dinners 1 l-oi. pkg. la. 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Patties Veal Steak 0( lb. 69c 6 89c Manor Housa Meat Pies Ht 3 for 79c Captain's Choice Fish Sticks cooked. 8-oi. pkg. 3 for $1 Dog CaaJ Friskics. liver flavor. 16-ot can T.fLinn Horsemeat with gravy. 15-01 can 349c 29c j Wisk laundry deter- j gent. 16-01. TC i An EXTRA bonus from Safeway, low, low pricos, plus Gold Bond Stamps Prices effective Monday, Jan. 28, thru Wednes day, Jan. 30, at Safeway in Medford. We reserve the right to limit. Swan I New Pink liquid I for dishes OAi 32-oi. Potato Chips Blue Bell 3-Pack II '.-01. 69c Lifebuoy Deodorant Soap for active f bath rt . ople JL bars JVC prop Aluminum Foil j Reynold's LCm Hvy. duty-roll OVC Blue liquid I 2 ) o VIM TABLETS Pre-meaturod detergent A in tablets 8-lb. pkg. ta I LIQUID LUX Pink mildness for lovely hands 22-oi. bottle OVC o
