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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963 6 9 hp Ml SUNSHINE lite 10-oz. Pkg. KRISPY CRACKERS PY-O-MY CAKE MIX Yellow, Devils, &Wh GERBER'S STRAINED BABY FOOD 4', glass jar & BEANS HALEY PHEASANT HALEY'S HERSHEY'S INSTANT BEANS CHOCOLATE CUDAHY BAR S MARGARINE 3 MUSKETEERS, SNICKER, MILKY WAY CANDY BARS ERLAND MUSHROOMS Vs Butter Vi Safflower 2-ib. box 32)c 12 for BBi 10 for SI 40-oz. can 20 8 for BW 4 for BW 38-oz. can 9 Mb. Pkg. 4 for 2)9C i : Reg. 10c bars 95 303 can 40-oz, can JAMAH A Ripened Just Right Crisp, Solid Fuerte Makes Any Salad Better LETTUCE AVOCADOS LOCAL CAULIFLOWER APPLES heads Snow While Heads lb. Local Spitzonborg ... MJ.B. INSTANT STEMS & PIECES (Case of 24 $5.49) 4-oz. can Coffee STALEY'S Corn Oil BORDEN'S Canned Milk 6-Oi. Jar 89c Case of 48 $5.89 Tall Can S1.39 49c 8' '99c ..Qt. Bottle lb. Box tnamnraitmtiHimimiiimnnimiitmitifliBiinaiiBi CIRCUS Peanut Butter HALEY'S Beef Stew MJ.B. Coffee i Lb can 59c 18'0z. Jar .40-Oz. Can Coin Shortage Said Reaching Critical Stage WASHINGTON (UPD- A shortage of coins that has haunt ed the nation for a year is now reaching the critical stage due to the current Christmas buying spree. In years previous, during the Christmas season, the economy usually was pinched for certain denominations of coins espe cially nickels, quarters and pen nies. However, this year. Treasury spokesmen said Wednesday, the demand for all coins is greater than the mint can turn them out. The situation Is said to he so serious in some cities that banks are urging persons with un-need-ed coins to exchange them for paper money. The Federal Re serve banks were rationing their allocations to all members. In general, the coin shortage is one of the products of the vending machine era and the in creased use of coins in the econ omy for other purposes. Congress has authorized con struction of a new mint at Phil adelphia to produce more coins. but so far has appropriated money to get the project started. In addition to Philadelphia, the Treasury also makes coins at a mint in Denver. Both in stallations are working around me ciock. The Bureau of the Mint re ports that about 4.1 billion coins will bo produced during the cur rent fiscal year. Officials say that if they produced 6 billion this year, it would not be enough to fill the demand. 2-lb. Can I WtMIIIIHHBtllllllllllll 12 IN. FRONT WHEEL MURRY OHIO Heavy Duty Reg. $13.98 MWPIffilWffll REG. il.49 DELUXE WITH PORCELAIN BASE PEG-N-PLAY DESK Kiddies Wooden Reg. $4.98 899 DELUXE V' HAIR DRYER In Smart Carrying Case Large Reach-in Bonnet 4 Different Settings Rog. $23.95 21 -IN. VINYL BUBBLE BLOWING DOLL Rooted Hair Makes Noiso :99 Reg. f $12.98 MATTEL PANNER HOLSTER $j)88 Top Grain Cowhide Reg. $6.00 Shoots Safe Shooting Shells Sot Make-Up Mirror 99c REG. $1.29 LARGE SIZE Hair Roller Hamper 99c REG. SI3.95 FOSTORIA PORTABLE 3-Speed Mixer S7.88 REG. 98c METAL FRICTION ' Racing Cars 88c err. ti no queen OF THE PROM Barbie Game S1.44 REG. S2.98 20-LITE MIDGET Twinkle Lites S1.99 err. OB, METAL XMAS Tree Stand 77c NORELCO SPEEDSHAVER S12.88 S18.77 CRYSTAL CLEAR OR MICRO MESH Seamless Nylons REG. $2.98 ASSORTED KINDS Plush Toy Dogs REG. $19.95 BATTERY POWERED Giant Bulldozer REG. 59c YULETIDE FIREPROOF Icicles 1100 Strands Extra long REG. $1.98 7 LITE OUTDOOR Sizes S'i-l 1 2 Pr. For lever Controls 77 $J49 $10" 39 Tree Lights T, BEAUTIFUL SELECTION CHRISTMAS CARDS 50L iffliiiisiiffiiiiiiiBimmi'iiiniiiiiiiiiiPi SPRAY TREES, WINDOWS, PKGS. AERO SNOW BOMB Reg. 98c Your Choice Reg. 98c 6' Rog. $19.95 Flip Top Rog. $29.95 Floating Head AT CASHIER'S BOOTH wmmmmmmmmmaiMMmeBmatm little "Debbi Eve" 23 in. ; LIFE LIKE VINYL DOLL 2 Extra Outfits Roolod Hair LARGE SIZE CHRISTMAS Solid Colors or Assorted CENTURY AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKET i S10.88 S11.88 S14.99 Reg. $14.95 Twin Size Single Control Reg. $15.95 Double Bed Single Control Reg. $19.95 Double Bod Dual Control 2 YearGuarantoo, Ul Approved MEN'S PRECISION MOVEMENT SWISS WRIST WATCH Sweep Second Hand 2 Yr. Warranty Reg. $12.95 Expansion Band TREE ORNAMENTS Assor c LARGE SIZE READY MADE CHRISTMAS BOWS Blue, Green, Gold, Red 59' Wfflfflmm&msm 21 IN. VINYL WALKING DOLL Moving Eyes, Rooted Hair DIUC, HO for umsttnm itta tmtnt n n ttrtttmmm trmtmHiittmmimBPmmiifmnBri REG. $4.00 MATTEL SNUB-NOSE Shoulder Holster S2.99 REG. 98c HOLLY-TIE SHASHEEN 7 Pom Bows -a. 69c REG. $5.00 MEN'S LONG SLEEVE Sport Shirt wu , w , S2.99 REG. $3.98 WARM CREST Heating Pad - S2.99 REG. S3. 98 TONKA METAL Pick-Up Truck S2.66 REG. SI 5.95 G.E. OPEN FACE Auto. Toaster S12.99 REG. S2S.9S G.E. Floor Polisher S19.97 147 Fellowships Received by 110 Eugene The University of Oregon leads the nation's col leges and universities in the number of National Defense Ed ucation Act fellowship awards received since Congress insti tuted the Act in 1058. The University has received H7 fellowships in 16 approved nroerams in the past six years, Clyde Pallon, acting dean ot tne Gradutc School, said. Twenty-three fellowships, ef fective tor the 1864-65 school year, were announced recently. The maximum number ot grants obtained by any single institu tion for the coming yenr was 25 with the University of Kansas and Michigan Stale tying as ton recipients. The University of Wisconsin received 24. The grants will givo Orrgon active "fellows" for the ltXH-fiS term. Currently, 69 educators ' arc undertaking research proj-, ects on campus through the fel lowship grants. Awarding of the funds will al low research to be undertaken in anthropology, business ad ministration, chemistry, com parative literature, economics, elementary education, English, German, mathematics and phys ics. The National Defense Educa tion Fellowships were oslblished by Congress to raise the level of graduate work in the nation. New York Attorney Awarded Medallion NEW YORK (UPD Irving M. Engcl, prominent New York attorney and civic leader, has been awarded the American Liberties Medallion of the American Jewish Committee for "exceptional advancement of the principles of human liber ties." Ho has been active in several human rights causes fur several years. Founded in 1WI6, the Commit tee is the oldest human rela tions agency In this country de signed to combat bigotry and protect the civil and religious rights of Jews. BlfflliiMIUMfflffliiH at Cashier's Booth CASHIER WINDOW SERVICES: FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free gilt Wrapping I Greeting Cards for all occasions Hunting and Fishing Licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps Bottle Return RCA TV 1 Radio Tubes at 40 o Discount G'E Floor Polisher St Waxer Rental 77e I Day box $ IS 99 oM2 f 8-95 Dj) lit iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiaiitRssiiiiii FOSTORIA GRILL WAFFLE BAKER Snap-in Grids Hoat Control - Rog. $19.95 WWW 1 mm Patients Favor Others In Hospital Room PORTLAND, Ore. (UPD -Hospital patients queried in a survey hero overwhelmingly picked two-bed rooms and four bed rooms over single rooms. Only 22 per cent of the pa tients questioned preferred sin gle rooms. YOUTH BOOM NEW YORK (UPD The num ber of children under 18 boomed to a record total of nearly 6!) million in the United Stales by mid-I!Ki.'l and may grow an ad ditional 18 million by 1(180, re ports the Metropolitan Life In surance Co. iili J lIBi bUiiJ CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE iiiMiiiuiiSffiffiiMraiiiiffiiirauiiimiiiuiiw HAi:i.lN(i NEW YORK (UPD - Long 1 distance ovcr-thG-road truck ! hauling may be a doomed in dustry, according to president Gerald Eskow of Yale Express Systems. The combination of railway piggy-back for long-haul and trucks for hauls up to 400 miles is much cheiipcr and fast er, ho said, and is growing in use steadily.
