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MEPrOKP MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. f IttlfcK THURSDAY. ACQUIT II. 1113 APRICO HUNT'S WHOLE UNPEELED No. 2V4 TINS HACIENDA 10 LB. BAG Bleached All Purpose 11 Green Beans ROSE VALLEY-CUT No. 303 TINS mm mm DELIGHT Tall Tins SI .... Ofor SlflWE FLAKO 3 lb. tin GOLDEN CUBES NUMAR -1 LB. PKG. MEDFORD'S FINEST PRODUCE EXTRA LARGE -CRISP, SWEET HEADS Lettuce Picked at the peak of the leason to assure you quality and freihncsi. 11 c ea STRAWEBRRIES Rich - Red Ripe Berries FULL CRATE Of 12 only $2.98 4; 88 UHOLE SWIFT'S 3 Lb. 6 oz. Tin 9C LOCAL 1.0. A. CHIEF-FRESH DAILY LARGE, WELL FILLED EARS corn POTATOES U.S. NO. 2 NEW CALIFORNIA WHITES 20 LBS. FOR A WONDERFUL EATING TREAT NECTARINES ORANGE JUICE Fresh Snoboy-CALIFORNIA ORANGE JUICE QUART U)lb SWEET CANTALOUPE THICK MEATED MELLOW FLAVORED COOL AND TASTY 1 lb. Am 111 INSTANT DRY MILEl BORDEN'S STARLAC 12 Qt. Size Jc 5T MEDFORD-Westgate Center MEDF0RD-13th and Central ASHLAND-Gateway Shop. Center Wa Raiarva Tha Right Ta Limit, ricea Effective Thru Sunday. Aufuit II VYrs. ... NAMED ARCHBISHOP Msgr. Giovanni Battista Colombo, front, 60, has been appointed Archbishop of Milan, Italy. The position had been held by Pope Paul VI, who was then Gio vanni Battista Cardinal Montinl. Msgr. Colombo served as Auxiliary Bishop of Milan under Pope Paul before the lat ter s ascension to the papal throne. (UPI) College Aid Bill Receives Approval By Vote in House Washington -(urll- Tne con gressional log jam on educa tion legislation was eased again today with House pas sage of a $1.2 billion "bricks and mortar" college aid bill, but no general break was yet in sight. The bill was sent to the Senate where it joins a House-1 approved bill expanding aid for vocational schools. No ac tion has yet been scheduled on either measure by the Senate education subcommit tee. Fate Undecided No decision has yet been made in the Senate subcom mittee to break up President Kennedy s $5 billion omnibus education bill into segments such as college aid. There were indications the question will not be faced for a matter of weeks. There were some privately expressed hopes in the Sen ate that the House might even approve other portions of the President's program-although House leaders expect no such action. Ultimately, informed sources said, the Senate will in all likelihood approve as much as the House has ap proved - and perhaps a little more. Political Support The bill had top-level sup port from both political par ties. The vote for passage was 287-113. The college aid bill would provide $835 million in match-. ing grants and $360 million in low-Interest loans over a three-year period to four-year colleges and universities, graduate schools, junior and community colleges and college-level technical institutes. The bill was the only new school assistance program ex pected to pass this year. Two Accidents Are Reported lo Police Two non-iniury vehicle ac cidents in Medord Wednes day were investigated by city- police. No citations were is sued, officers said. A car operated by Ronald Loren Whillock, 18, Ashland. and a truck driven by Harold Oren Parmelee, 35, Rogue River, collided about 3:49 p.m. on Court at. near Ken nett st. A bicycle ridden by Jerry Michael Garrison, 6, of 419 DeBarr ave., and a pickup truck driven by Nona June Akins, 36, of 5022 Table Rock rd., were involved in an accident about 3:39 p.m. at Merriman and Table Rock rds. Total population of the U.S. in 1790 was 3,929,214. Burma's Irrawaddy river is I navigable for 90 miles. ANTENNA IN HAT This cutaway sketch shows a tiny ring shaped radio antenna in an astronaut's helmet to provide communications to earth from an orbiting spacecraft With out use of a projecting whip antenna. It also eliminates need for a connecting cable to the space vehicle's communication system, and is applicable for use by Jet plane crewmen and paratroops. It is designed by Northrup Ventura at Newbury Park, Calif. (UPI) ......
