Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1963, Image 24

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    MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1813
Dennis the Menace
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For People
Who Like
To Eat!
Open 6 A.M. to 7 P.M.
Monday Thru Saturday
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Higher Education
Board Planning
Patient Transfer
Corvallis - (UFD - The State
Board of Higher Education
has moved to soothe fears and
hard feelings touched off
when the legislature author
ized the transfer of patients
from the University of Oregon
Tuberculosis Hospital at Port
land to the State Tuberculo
sis Hospital at Salem.
Chancellor Roy E. Lieuallen
promised the physical trans
fer of the patients would come
on a timetable based on their
health and welfare. He prom
ised "nothing less than the
best that can be provided."
The board gave the Medi
cal School responsibility for
the move and indicated that a
physician would be named ad
ministrator of the Salem hos
pital. That hospital fell under
the board's control in a last
day compromise at the legis
lature. Presidents of four schools
predicted differing effects
from the raising of tuition
fees for out-of-state students.
Administrator Winston Pur
vine of Oregon Technical In
stitute said he expected a sub
stantial decrease in the num
ber of out-of-state students.
President Branford Millar of
Portland State said the in
crease would have little ef
fect on his enrollment, while
Presidents Arthur S. Flem
ming of Oregon and James
Jensen of Oregon State said it
was too early to tell how it
would affect their schools.
Lieuallen announced the
state system and its schools re
ceived $29,504,876 in gifts and
grants in the 1961-63 bien-nium.
Board members were told
that the member schools were
eliminating many smaller
classes to save money. Lieu
allen reported a 14 per cent
reduction in the number of
classes having less than 10
students last year.
The board also approved ao
tion taken earlier by its build'
ing committee.
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AIDS TO GROOMING
With the summer months
at hand, toiletries such as aft
er shave lotion, men's talcs
and deordorants, as well as
hair dressings, make fine
Father's day gifts. So do shav
ing creams and pressure-can
lathers.
ELECTRIC WATCH - Daugh
ter joins Dad in admiring his
Father's day gift of handsome
new watch that he will wear
with pride and pleasure for
many years. It's an electric
watch by Hamilton.
More Oak For
Whiskey Barrels
Monroe, La. - d'Pt - A fed
eral regulation requiring that
Bourbon whiskey be aged in
brand-new charred white oak
barrels is partly responsible
for the start of the first white
oak "tree farm" In U.S. his
tory. Since the barrels may not
be used a second time for
aging Bourbon, the country's
natural population .'of tall
oaks, the type best suited
to making "whiskey tight"
barrels, If. dwindling.
The trfes are being con
sumed much faster than they
can reproduce themselves,
unaided, because it takes the
tiny acorn 60 to 100 years to
grow into fully matured
oaks. Schcnley Industries.
Inc., is planting upwards of
10,000 seedling on Its "farm"
near here in a long range
conservation program.
Wmimm
$25,000 STOCK REDUCTION
In preparation for our BIG MOVE. It costs money to move, so we're
going to pass the costs of moving, in the form of discounts, on to the
people who move the paint out of our stock into their homes.
50 SAVINGS
A
On 100's of Gallons of Paint
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EXTERIOR
Pabco Latex
Masonry
11 Standard
Colors
Regular $7.40
184
Gal.
While They Last
INTERIOR
Pabco Gloss
Enamel
11 Standard
Colors
Reg. $7.95 Gal.
$2.48 Qt.
fcf Gallon
$150 n
I Quart
A Sensational Buy
SPECIAL
Pabco Latex
Wall Finish
1st Gal..
2nd Gal. .
S595
.01
M
May Be Tinted
to 1500 Pastel
Colors for
25c Each Gallon
EXTERIOR
Pabco Latex
House
11 Standard
Colors
Rag. $8.28 Gal.
$C41
V Gal
Hurry Ta Save
Here is a sample of our ter
rific savings on the complete
Pabco Paint line.
OPEN Till 5:30
Weekdays -All Day
to 5 P.". Saturdays
INTERIOR
Pabco Std.
Semi Gloss
11 Standard
Colors
Reg. $7.25
548
t Gal.
Drastic Action Here
Park In The Shopping
Center t Use Rear Entrance
S & H Green Stamps 0
EKERS0N PAINT & ROOF STORE
619 East Jackson Boulevard
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Clash Arises
Over the White
Cliffs of Dover
Dover, England - (DPD - The
profit motive has reared its
head over the white cliffs of i
Dover and the people here
think it's "just not right."
It all began when the Do
ver corporation, as the city
government here is known,
began receiving requests from
the United States for small
pieces of the famed chalk
cliffs.
Chunk by chunk, the cor
poration began chipping bits
off this tight little island and
sending them to the New
World to adorn somebody's
mantle.
But the chunks were so
small and the cliffs are so big
- rising to 300 feet in places
and running for miles along
the English channel - that
there was no immediate dan
ger of running out.
Gave Away
Besides, the corporation
gave the chunks away free,
charging only postage and
donating any payment that
people happened to send
along to the Dover Old Peo
ple's fund.
But then the "Admiral's
Eye," a London gift and sou
venir shop, began selling elite
chunks as big as a soccer
ball for a halt crown (35
cents).
"Commercialization at Its
very worst" a. corporation
spokesman thundered. "It just
isn't the right sort of thing to
take money for something
that has. sentimental value
only."
"Well, we're just a com
mercial firm," answered Alex
Lynes, owner of the "Ad
miral's Eye," so called be-
cause it's within sight of the
Lord Nelson statue in Trafal
gar square.
"We wouldn't be In busi
ness for long if we gave this
stuff away for free. We've
got all other sort of things.
There are bottles of pure
English country air, a vial of
London fog - the real thing,
mind you - and we've even
cot statues of Sir Winston
Churchill that blows smoke
as you put a match to their
cigars."
Lynes said he gets his chalk
chunks from a Dover customs
inspector who picks them up
on the beach as he goes to
work.
Is this legal? The Dover
corporation said it was, al
though "we are considering
a protest."
Chunks Anywhere
"Most of the chalk cliffs
are owned by somebody," the
spokesman said, "but there
are chunks on the beach,
chunks by the railroad line,
chunks by the roadway,
chunks all over the hills near
Dover, chunks anywhere.
Really, anybody can come
along and take away some
chalk, if they really want to."
The spokesman said the Do
ver corporation so far has a
corner on one tourist market
- English channel see water.
"There was one man, a Mr.
James Baxter in Rcnton,
Wash., who wrote for a bot
tle of channel water to dump
into his swimming pool," the
spokesman chuckled. "It got
into the newspapers that Mr.
Baxter wanted to fill his
1 whole pool with the water
and we've been getting re
nuests ever since. Most of
them come from America.
Washington - l'PIi Farm
damage from fires last year
caused a record loss of $175
million, up 7 per cent from
the previous year. A govern
ment survey showed that the
average rural fire is six times
as costly as an urban blaze.
to
SURPRISE - Dad gets a very
special surprise from Mom on
his Day in a pair of grained-
leather slip-ons, hand-sewn
for a touch of custom luxury
BOOKS FOR FATHER
There are times when Dad
would like to "get away from
it all." One of the best ways
during the summer months is
with a good book under a
shady tree. If your Dad is a
fiction enthusiast, gift him
with some of the current best
sellers.
Nuclear Machine Aids Battle Against Cancer
C 11
Stanford, Calif. - lUPtj - A
scaled down version of a
machine used in nuclear re
search has turned out to be a
valuable tool in the battle
against cancer.
After seven years of hos
pital use and treatment of 1,
500 patients, Stanford univer
sity's medical linear acceler
ator has gone into commercial
production by the Palo Alto
electronics firm of Varian as
sociates. Two commercial models
worth $150,000 each are in
service at the Sanford Medi
cal center and the University
of California Medical center
at Los Angeles.
For patients afflicted with
certain types of cancer, the
medical accelerator can mean
more effective and more com
fortable radiation treatment
than that provided by older
methods.
It has led to "real advanc-
SUMMER SCHOOL SET
Portland - itlPU - The fifth
annual Oregon Washington
AFL-CIO Summer School is
scheduled to start at Lewis
and Clark College Aug, 4
Oregon Executive Secretary
James T. Marr announced.
es" in the treatment of sever,
al forms of cancer, according
to Dr. Henry S. Kaplan, exec
utive head of the department
of radiology at the Stanford
School of Medicine.
Its 6-mlllion-electron-volt
supervoltage X-ray beam pen
etrates to certain deep-seated
tumors which are difficult or
Impossible to remove by sur
gery.
It also reduces the skin
reactions, nausea and loss of
appetite caused by conven
tional radiation treatment.
Kaplan said the most sig
nificant improvement in re
sults to date have been in
treating cancers of the blad
der, prostate, tongue, throat
and sinuses and malignant
tumors of the lymphoid tissues.
However, he said, the ac
celerator is not necessarily
suitable for treatment of all
types of cancer, and thus
Stanford accepts patients only
on referral from their own
physicians.
The medical accelerator is
a smaller version of the uni
versity's one billion electron
volt machine used in nuclear
research. It also is a relative
of the two-mile long linear
accelerator now under con
struction on the Stanford ,
campus for the federal gov
ernment, f;
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Open Monday and Friday Evenings 'Til 9 P.M.
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Aid Is Offered Air
Pollution Program
New York -UTTi- The gas
industry has offered its as
sistance to the campaign of
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff ID
Conn.), former secretary of
health, education and welfare,
to step up air pollution con
trol efforts.
A new type of smokeless
odorless gas incinerator, de
veloped for both residential
and commercial use, will do
much to eliminate air contam
ination caused by the burning
of garbage, trash and indus
trial wartc, according to the
Gss Appliance Manufacturers
1 1 association.
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