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6 A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14. 1813 MEDFORD MAIL TtHBVMC. MEDFORD, OREGON MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREQON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14. 1913 M if": A- 1 II H : A I n mm m MA' - v& 4 READY FOR REHEASAL - Dreued in their native costumes far a dress rehearsal are International Beauty contestants, from left, Xenia Doppler, 19, of Vienna, Austria; Marion Zota, 19, of Bremen, Germany,' and Anna Lulso Rispoli, 22, of Rome, Italy. Miss International Beauty will be announced Friday night. (UPI) Bids for 14 Road Jobs Total Above S3 Million Salem-WPI) - Apparent low bids tor 14 projects totaling : more than $8 million were opened here Tuesday by the State Highway commision. Largest of the projects was in Wasco county where Peter Kiewit Sons, Vancouver, Wash., bid $3,936,967 for the Big Eddy-Cellilo section of the Columbia River highway about' four miles east of The Dalles. The federal-aid inter state project covers 6.22 miles. Other projects, by county, included: Bakar $35,880, Jed Wil son & Son, Laplnc. Durkee Malheur county line section of the Old Oregon Trail high way, south of Durkee. Rock production. Benion-$31,024, Ross Bros. Instant Beer' May Soon Appear For Consumption Cincinnati, Ohio -HJPD- The unsullied pleasure of a bottle or can of cold beer may soon be corrupted by an ersatz product called "Instant beer." Delegates to the 27th bien nial convention of the Inter national Brewery Workers Union were told Tuesday that the just-add-water product may soon be ready for distri bution. Although automation and new processing methods -among them "instant beer" are causing concern among the union's top ranks, the new product la viewed with mixed reaction among the rank-and-file. The process Involves quick freezing fresh beer and re moving the water In the form of ice. Shipped In Tank Cars The concentrate can then be shipped in tank cars and "reconstituted" at bottling plants scattered around the country. Shipping costs would be cut 75 per cent. "The process would be a benefit to the big breweries with national distribution," James Wolfe, union director of education and research said. "By having bottling cen ters in several places, they might cut into the business : of local breweries." "While we might lose some jobs at the big brewing centers, we might pick up more jobs at the new recon stitution points," he added. But Wolfe said he had no idea of how the beer-drinking members of the union would take to the new product. Construction Co., Salem. Luckimute river bridge about 20 miles northwest of Cor vallis at Hoskins. Columbia $177,551, C. J. Montag St Sons, Portland. Ne- halem river bridge section of Fishhawk rd. about 16 miles southwest of Clatskanie. Douglas $812,582, McNutt St Sons and S. A. Hutching and Associates Construction Co., Sutherlin. Fairgrounds rd.-Shady section of the Pa cific highway south of Rose-burg. Douglas $802,481, Groes Beck St Durbin, Eugene. North unit, Kellogg Bridge- Yellow Creek section of Elk- ton-Sutherlin highway. Gilliam $79,333, Pacific Concrete Co., Oregon Corp., Portland. Heppncr Junction interchange undercrossing on the Columbia River highway about 10 miles east of Arling ton. Grant $555,555, L. S. Matusek, Portland. John Day Rlver-Ochoco Junction section of the John Day highway about 27 miles south of Spray. Linn $30,189, Ross Bros. Construction, Salem. Cox creek bridge widening on the North Albany interchange Waverly drive section of the Albany - Junction City high way. Multnomah-$469,809, Lord Bros. Contractors, Portland. Grand ave. ovcrcrossing of Pacific highway in Portland. Wasco $418,333, Pacific Concrete Co., Oregon Corp., Portland Brewery connection section, Columbia River high way The Dalles. Yamhill $305,907. Tom Lillebo Construction, Reeds port. Lambert Slough bridge section. Grand Island county road about eight miles south east of Dayton. PROPOSAL TOO LATE Portland - HOT - A proposal by the Portland Art commis sion that possible modifica tions be made in the struc ture of the Marquam Bridge is too late, a highway official said Tuesday. UMATILLA FAIR OPENS Hermtston-AITO-The 50th a nual Umatilla County Fair opens here today for a three and one-half day run. New Many Wtor FALSE TEETH With Mert Comfort FABTKTH, planum alaallna (non-acid) powdar, holt falM iwih "" 5i'J To nt and talk in mora SSElISP' ,u" WnM !'" FAS. aS'iiiS2f dantura braath). Oal FASIKXTH at ui dru count!-. 8-5:30 Mon. Thru Sat OPEN FRIDAY MIGHTS TILL 0 .sm VALUABLE COUPON nil 60-75-100 WATT LIGHT BULBS With 19o$1 f Coupon I HiR Ig Without Coupon 6 for $1.C0 Cawpon Gm4 Thru WW. Au,. 21 si I lnassjeajjaa- -J BOTH FOR U PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUOH 21st STARTING THURSDAY, fliUG. 15TH THR SATURDAY, AUG. 31 ST. KM20 GIFT CERTIFICATES IF M IE IE! SOFT DRINKS VALUABLE COUPON WHITE TOILET SEATS WITH COUPON Ctan 0.W Thra Wetf. 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In cludes ... 20 usable circuits comolere. 5' at ilfJxZ r'9'd eoncluit' 200 amp me,er base' grund wire, clamps, 21' of 200 amp wire. REG. LIST $173.45 SPECIAL SALE PRICE Chscfc Willi BEAVER for details en '100 raw 3 SM50 51 nr CALORE BONUS VAlUABLE COUPON 1 FLOOD LIGHT 1 -LIGHT WITH WATERPROOF BULB 20" REG. 5 $24.95 COOLING FAN COPPER OR BRASS Pull Down FIXTURE 2 speed 5 yr. Guarantee Safety Grill 15 THERMADOR Portable Cooler Easy to move from room to room- Holds enough water for 4 to 6 hn. of cooling without re filling. 1 yr. guarantee. 2 speed fan. POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL BATHROOM MIRRORS " ""nrvi"'t ' i REG. 34c 3 PIECE COLORED BATH SET $1 D OOO Consists of: 5 ft. BRIGGS recessed tub, wash basin with faucets, Briggs close-coupled reverse trap quiet toilet with seat. Available in Coral, Green and Yellow. While Supply Lasts. List Price . . . $189 Special Anniversary Price . . . CERAMIC TILE (4V4x4V4) - V V 30" SIZE LIST $36.50 . 36" SIZE LIST $38.40 . 42" SIZE LIST $42.50 . DESIGNED TO HAVE THAT BUILT-IN LOOK NOW$!795 NOWW5 NOW ?2295 WITH THIS COUPON Without Coupon Coupon Good Thru Wad. Aug. 21 $199 $2.77 Hangs flat on the wall ... no wall opening is needed. The easiest cabinet to install anywhere or at any desired height. 5 FT. GLASS TUB ENCLOSURE REG. $49.95 NOW 1 feSSfcejSS BEDROOM LIGHTS 99 Wide CHOICE OF COLORS 4" OCTAGON BOXES -WITH CLAMPS EACH VALUABLE COUPON PROTEST ACTION Two integratlonista Droteitina the settins up of mobile classrooms in a southside Chicago area are shown perched atop a utility pole while police try to coax them down. They were identified u Wayne Yancey, left, and Sybille Bearskin. (UPI) Tlie Family Council MIKir'j niilf: The Famll." Council eumlila ut a iudca. pi'hirliit, three t'leriiviiieu. Uirxe edllura ami a woman'a edIUir. hmli article Is a siimivary ul a fnmlly dlsmtreeinent presented to the Ci.iii.rll Jlie Cciinci: d:alt with prnhlemj. major and minor" itriiiinteid by ciililnnce counnelnrs and meial wurkera. 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ELEMENTS NOW ONLY 9 mm 3ZX)i!Gteflt-l,t3) QsD fXr2BE Nadino J. T There are no musts any more. We do what we cm. Mrs. E. J A year ago, when my husband reached 65 and I, 58, we came to Florida Irom New York. But he died last April and In my confusion I gave up my apart ment, sold the furniture, and moved In with my Florida daughter, her husband and son. Things were unbearable so I went North to be with my family, but they're vnry crowded, and I must settle somewhere. My California daughter asks me not to cjmc I there just now. Nadine J.T I'm the Flor ida daughter referred to. My sislcr out West is having .iar ital trouble and while things I are so shaky there she cer tainly can't have my mother under her roof. As for me, I had one blow-up after another with Mother on the premises it's inhibiting for my hus band and our teen-ager. She has no money worries so why won't she rent a place near me? Her notions of "d ily" are old-fashioned. . The C o u n c 1 It Mrs. J.'s wound is still too raw for her to think clearly. She made one mistake giving up her home. She's making others as she goes from one relative to another begging, or even de manding, to be "taken in." Our advice is that she catch up the frayed edges of her former life In Florida .md take it from there, "once more with feeling"! This time she must take more accurate slock . of her blessings, rather than panic at her losses. How does the tally read? On the debit side there's the end of a long, happy, marital union. But in the credit column there's: (1) proof that she has the capacity to maintain a suc cessful relationship with a husband; (2) financial ease; (3) good health. Her first move should be to follow Nadine's suggestion and get settled in her own home. Next would come a program of Do ing Things. And subtly, we're sure, a better relationship with her daughters would en sue as she becomes less petul ant and more aware of their problems. Subscribers To report Improper or mm delivery of the Mail Tribune In Med Turd, phone 772-6141; Ah land call at 418 Bridge St.. or phono 482-3002; Yreka, phono Victory 2-2898 before 6:4.4 p.m. dally and lo&o a.m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrival shortly after you call pleaae notify office, thus elimlnatirm special messenger aarvica. THE MEN WHO DECIDE OUR DESTINIES II THANT OF THE UNITED NATIONS The Ex-Schoolteacher Who Meets World Crises by Jack Ryan I, (X- , U Thant's appointment as Secretary-General was ' a stop-gap compromise between the major powers that was to be of a short duration ... however he has turned out to be more than a stopgap. His quiet exterior masks a steely moral strength which has won him great respect. Jack Ryan tells the jascinating story of the rise of this humble man from a small Asian country to world-wide prominence in the AUGUST 18TH Issue of with your copy of the Medford Mail Tribune aaLMyalaZ
