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THURSDAY. MAY 23, 1963 a h v n ' They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Ha do 7 PRABAPPIS " x"" v RUTIN'S A DEAD LANoUA6e) ( MINUTAE BA6ATELLUS f THAT'S JUST VKii!rESmT J OF THE OBLI6ATOBUS Y"--V DOCTOR TALk FOR TUN CAN SCARE VOUTO x-X PONDEROSA.' TAKE THE I AN UPSET STOMACH.' I OEATM WITH ITQ f s MEDICINE AS WHEN HE TELLS J-ji. -Z 'K ( WHAT f DIRECTED AMD ) I 7 SOU WHAT AILS lTip i nee A DID yOU&pON'T WORBVWHV y VDU.VDU GET V,AT5 SOMUCH 1 sav i fJfooe.u )( he Ses Jl GOT, V- I TELL HIM NOrVf WORTH.' J WTH WE ym f MEDFORO MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON 1he simpler the AlL- MCMT TUC CIAr"iPQ TUP NAME THEY'VE GOT FOR IT- dick HoooiNS. . -JtSLcffli 1 f'.W rue ? - J TV A I HOME RANSACKED Helen Snyder, a nearly blind 80-year-old widow, tella sheriff Lee Kowry how two men- tied her with bedsheeta and ransacked her house In La Canada, Calif., for two hours while searching for loot. Mrs. Snyder had been loosely tied and had worked herself free by the time the sheriff arrived. The bandits got away with 515. (UPI) JgSr THE 6FT THAT'S TO THRILL THE CRADUATSI on fashion's seals in fashion's colors ( Ji 6-v - w I-, -jLLL.iLx&' ""K. Carries "Golden Dot" I A 5 Ym(. Luggage J j Guarantee there's no weigh like Skyway . . . tippinj the rle at mere ounces . turning travel into sheer (un . . . with a new (ash. ion concept in luggage design. Each case boasts a lustrous covering of washable Koroscal ... plus inside planned parking space. Exelusiva Liftomalic hinge, Travelgardt locks. Open stock fashion colors. SHOP ALL THREE FLOORS Us Your CHARGE , 1 : Grange News Uppar Applastt Grange Clyde Travis was appoint ed by Grange Master Edmund Ramsay to fill the vacancy of Youth chairman for the Upper Applcgate Grange cre ated by the resignation of Laura Scott.. Mrs. Scott has been chairman of this com mittee for the past two years and . will remain in an ad visory capacity. Also voted at the recent meeting of the Grange was a scholarship to 4-H summer school. Chaplain Mildred Red head announced that plans were being made for a Grange Sunday. June 2 was voted as the date for the service at Ruch Community church. Agricultural Chairman Marun Urler read a humor ous letter about a well-meaning, irce-loaoing, free spend ing relative - Lrncle Sam. Thta was cited in reference to new agricultural programs not necessarily endorsed by tann ers, but credited to them for adding to the tax burden. 'J. lie lecture 'program fea tured Mouicrs' uay with group singing and a reading us well as me siory on nit nurucui spaiiKing Hum iviom, uy cacn man in- me group. hoscue Hoberta, btatc Grunge Uvu.sucr, was a guest, lie I'umiiaeu urungei's ui me uiiru anu iour degree wurK to uc given uy noxy Aim drill team at i-eiurai toini urange nail and tne nftn ue gree worn to uu given in tne name hull on aaiuroay, May !to. .., Roberta reminded members thai a prize is uemg given oy Jackson County I'omona u.ange to tne subordinate uraiige having ihe most initi ates taking me degrees each time. 'twenty -two persons from Upper ippiugute nave recent ly iSKcn me ursi ana second uetirees. I'oiiuwlng the meeting re freshments were aeiveu by ncien ana Louis Buckley and Marion ana Louise uuniup. Built Falls Grange Master 'ted r rcdenburg presided at tne May meeting ot ute uutic laus Uiange. iiie cnancr was uraped in memory ot Marvin comrin. Miss Aricne Cothrin receiv ed tne thiru aim lourui de grees of tne oiuer to become a suourdinale urange mem uer. Alt meinbcrs desiring to oecome f o m o n a mcmocrs may receive the fifth degree Alay 24 at Ihe Central rouu Grange hall. The Grangers observed Grange Sunday May 19 at the Community Bible church. The annual Grange spon sored project of Cemetery Clean Up Day will be held Saturday, May 25. weather permitting, starling at 9 a.m. Otherwise the clean up will be Sunday, May 26. All inter ested persons arc invited to participate. Following the work time a potluck dinner will be served in the grove nearby. The Home Economics club meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Roy Green. Gucsti were Mrs. Earl Rem sen and Mrs. Ronald Rcmscn, Butte Falls, and Mrs. Marian Gcmmell. Tacoma, Wash. Oeschufes Access Rood Memorial Approved Salem - ilTH - The House Wednesday approved a me- nior al to Congress urging an appropriation to the U. S. Bureau of Land Management to construct access roads to and through its lands border ing a section of the Deschutes river. Sugar Prices Soar Sharply in Stores As Shortage Looms By United Press International Sugar - prices soared in stores across the nation today in what could eventually mean an end to the five-cent candy bar. "We don't know where it will atop," said one chain store official in Dallas, Tex., as the price of sugar climbed to 68 cents for five pounds. In many cities, housewives streamed to markets to stock up on sugar. The hike in prices - and the run on sugar - seemed to in volve a complicated world situation that was beyond the understanding of many home makers caught up in the ef fects. Crop Failures Blamad The cause of the shortage was crop failure last year in many sugar producing coun tries, plus some labor trouble in Hawaii.. The disappearance BET BELT 8TANDARDS Washington - (UPD-- The House Commerce committee haa approved a bill setting up standards for -automobile seat belts sold in interstate commerce. of Cuba's sugar from the West ern market also was a factor, but Cuba also had crop failure last year. A wholesaler in Des Moines, Iowa, said the climbing prices would also affect beverages, canned goods and other items Two Area Students Receive OSU Honors Corvallts - Margaret A. Est and Karen J. Culbertson of Medford have been honored at Oregon State university for academic achievements in the school of business and tech nology. Mrs. Est was one of four sophomores and Miss Culbert son, one of 23 seniors so honored at the school's an nual spring awards dinner. - Mrs. Est's home address is 1614 Mlnear rd. She. is ma joring In the department of business administration. Miss Culbertson's home address is 261S Hlllcrest rd. 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