Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 24, 1963, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSkelion's Daughter Hurt in Accident Palm Springs, Calif. -u-Comedian Red Skeltons 17-year-old daughter. Valentina was treated at Desert hospital Sunday for bruises suffered in a motor scooter accident. Investigating officers said the Skelton girl's scooter spun out of control on East Palm Canyon Drive in this desert resort. She and George Hicks II, also 17, were riding their scooters when Miss Skelton's vehicle struck some new pav ing and went end-over-end and skidded some 80 feet. Miss Skelton was not hurt seriously. MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON MONDAY. 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II I4-27-33-4W1 iMMI-sASt Poultry Association Portland WPD - George La mont of Eugene was elected president of the Oregon Poul try and Hatchery association at its annual meeting during the week end. The association went on record opposing any legisla tion which would provide high support prices for wheat unless it makes special provi sion for feed wheat prices in Elects Eugene Man the Pacific Northwest at rates comparable to corn in the Midwest. N. L. Bennion, Oregon State University poultry specialist, told the group that Oregon has the potential to pick up an extra $246 million in an nual income "if we have free wheat or feed wheat at a price comparable to corn in the Midwest." A Problem for Smokey A 3 Crises Listed That Might Occur If We Should All Stop Smoldnn n Trtrr-sr wrcT e Ail r r ..--. i : i - . . . - .. v. v. i : . . . ... .... .... 0 J Vivn. I s. iH ui leuueia niiw uiiUCI Wilis V a I IVOCCIIV.U program to find other uses tor Washington-iW-If my own circle of acquaintances is a reliable indicator, a lot of people these 1 1 days are try- IS- ia S : . ; tug tu i1vc up smoking. I have heard so much about this recently that it started me to think in g what west might happen if all the people who now smoke were suddenly to stop. Here are some of the pos sibilities that crossed my mind: 1 f IP Tragedy Strikes For Third Time Plattesville, Wis. - HIM -Marilyn Bulson, 20, this week end became the third child of Mr, and Mrs. Purl Butson to die accidentally within 18 months. She died of head injuries suffered Thursday when the horse she was riding bolted and crashed into a car. Her sister, Diane, 8, was killed June 11 in a fall from a hay loft and a brother, Melvin, died in a traffic accident in December, 1961. 1. All of the farmers who now grow tobacco would con vert their acreage to wheat, corn and cotton. This would greatly aggravate the surplus problem and cause .he Secre tary of Agriculture to shoot himself. Seeking a scientific solu tion, the government would wheat, corn and cotton. After 10 years and 10 bil lion dollars, the laboratories would anounce a chemical dis covery through which wheat, corn and cotton could be used to make cigarettes. 2. A number of actors who Members of Interim Committees Listed Salem - IUPD - Senate Pres ident Ben Musa named Sen ate members to legislative in terim committees. House Speaker Clarence Barton announced appoint ments of House members to the committees earlier this month. No interim committee meet ings have yet been scheduled. A chairman for each commit tee will be elected at the group's first meeting. Named Friday by Musa were: Wildlife - Glenn Huston CD Lebanon); Andrew Natcrlin (D-Newport); L. W. Newbry (R-Ashland). Technological Employment - Alfred Corbett (D-Portland); Ted Hallock (D-Portland); Ar thur Ireland (R-Forest Grove); Don Willner (D-Portland). Highways - R. F. Chap man! D- Coos Bay); Edward Fadcley (D- Eugene); John Ins keep (R-Oregon City); Antho ny Yturri (R-Ontario). State Buildings and Institu tions - John Hare (R-Hills-boro); E. D.-Potts (D-Grants Pass); Daniel Thiel (D-Asto-ria). Education - AI Flcgcl (D Roseburg) Walter Lcth (R-Sa-lem); Tom Monaghan (D- Mil waukic); Glen Stadler (D- Eu gene). Insurance - Eddie Ahrens (R-Salcm); Thomas Mahoncy (D-Portland); Walter Pearson (D-Portland). Taxation - Ward H. Cook (D-Portland); Alice Corbett (D-Portland); Robert Elfstrom (R-Salem); Donald Husband (R-Eugene); Boyd Overhulse (D-Madras). have been appearing in cig arette commercials on tele vision would be stuck with worthless tattoos. 3. The ceramics Industry, whose main source of income is the production of ashtrays, would have to go back to kewpie dolls and mustache cups. 4. Composers who make their living turing out jingles for cigarette commercials would have to go back to writing symphonies. 5. Tobacco auctioneers would have to find jobs as hearing aid salesmen. 6. The paper match indus try would go into bankruptcy, Hatfield Slates Two Speaking Dates Salem - !PD - Gov. Mark Hatfield will leave Oregon Tuesday night for speaking engagements In California and Illinois, his office announced. He will keynote the nation al Young Republican conven tion Wednesday in San Fran cisco, then fly to Northwest ern university, Evanston, 111., Thursday to address the Na tion Association of Student Personnel Administrators. Hatfield is scheduled to re turn to Oregon Friday morning. taking with It the art schools that advertise correspondence courses on the covers. 7. Thousands of persons employed in the production of "no smoking" signs would be thrown out of work. 8. There would be a slump in the sale of dentifices pur ported to remove tobacco stains from teeth. 0. Companies raakiiu etff arette lighter fluid would, have to switch to the produc tion of charcoal lighter fluid. ' 10. The demand for pipa cleaners would be restricted ' to women who use them for hair curlers. 11. Smokey. the Bear, would have to find someone else to blame for forest fires, mm i.t &$SH UrK r 'irsv- - 'V e tr' IfvX e-ijsv.!l ..-iTTr"-v" If you need a SUM of money for a SUMMER vacation whisper the sum to us. Then pick up your cash. . CITY FINANCE COMPANY . 185E.MainSt. Phone: 482-243!,Ashland Lil, inmrence av.ilabl, en all loan, at low group rate, ' 2SS3 TO 130022 iZZIo I -iff" SUMMER COATS JUST 20 LEFT Rayon Linen VALUES TO 17.98 E.O.JV.. 4th SPECIAL $J99 Here they are dozens and dozens of items you'll be wanting for the big holiday weekend and for the other summer vacation days ahead and all are priced to give your budget a big holiday from high costs. 200 Summer Dresses Sun Backs, Sleeveless, Short Sleeve and Some Spaghetti Straps. SIZES 5 to 15 and 6 to 16 VALUES To 19,98 E.O.M. 4TH SPECIAL Capo $oo FAMOUS BRAND CAPRI PANTS i . Lots of Color and Plaids Sizes 8 to 20 7.98 Value Proportioned Lengths Average and Tall . Good Range of Color SIZES S TO 20 E.O.M. V - . 4TH - ' d SPECIAL 33 ONLY DRESSES One & Two Piece Values to 14.98 E.O.M. 4TH SPECIAL r- $m SPECIAL LT 99 SWIM SUITS 73 ONLY SIZES 8, to 18 VALUES TO 19.98 99 E.O.M. $ 4TH SPECIAL 3 S-T-t-E-T-t-ll Pints Good Color Range Sizes 8 to 18 VALUES TO 11.98 e.o.m. $yn 99 4TH SPECIAL CjJ BLOUSES Lots of Color and Some White Sizes 30 to 38 VALUES TO 5.98 E.O.M. 4TH..VALUES $99 SUMMER SKIRTS Rayon,. Linen, Tarpoon Cloth ALSO CULOTTES. A Wonderful Selection. Sizes 8 to 16 VALUES TO 9.98 E.O.M. 4TH SPECIAL . . . conrtntenf psrkinf nuket it M H Tt'rr Robinson Ires., Pick's fii eHitf stown. rewn Mtirrd sfsrss sne shoes. USE THEM . . . Thtr'n FREE when r k.e DOWNTOWN IN MEOFORO! Sweat Shirts Solid Colors Fancy Prints dieeveiess yfrjm 34 Sle3ves f- Long Sleeve lj Pull-Overs Cardigans 6.98 Value FAMOUS PETER PAN COTTON BRA SALE A-B-C CUPS SIZES 32 to 38 REGULAR 2.50 VALUE E.O.M. 4TH SPECIAL i i ww ii mm mm mm " $1199 FAMOUS BRAND STRAPLESS BRA A-B-C Cups Sizes 32 to 38 E.O.M. 4TH SPECIAL REGULAR : 5.95 VALUE $3 A - 99f, . E.O.M. 4th SPECIAL $99 AND $ rfj FAMOUS BRAND PETER PAH PANTY GIRDLE S-M-L REGULAR 5.95 VALUE E.O.M. 4TH SPECIAL M 99 If Your CREDIT IS GOOD It's GOOD at PICK'S BOOKS ARE CLOSED . . . CHARGES MADE NOW WILL NOT BE PAYABLE UNTIL AUG. 10! JJ 7flPPflREU 112 EAST MAIN STREET - Next ; Door to Robinson Bros.