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Don't Be Too Sure America Can Build Hydrogen Bomb, Fascinating To Do Friday. February 10. 19S0 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE gEVtW stitch for Pattern 7007. Transfer; one motif 19x24; one, 7x23 inches. Our improved pattern visual with easy-to-see charts and pho tos and complete directions makes needlework easv. Send TWENTY CENTS in coins for this pattern to Medford Mail Tribune. Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 5640, Chicago 80. III. Print plninlv NAME. AD DRESS with PATTERN NUM BER. Just off the press our new Alice Brooks Needlework cata logue! Send fifteen cents in coins for your copy. Illustrations of de signs for crocheting, knitting, embroidery, toys, quilts, chil dims' clothes. Free needlework pattern is printed in book. One beef steer out of every Three bushels of applet were 10,000 that are sent to market is produced in the United States In graded as "prime" on the aver- 1849 for every two bushels in age. 1948. Senate Committee Told Washington, Feb. 10 (U.R) government's rGoan.h nA Aa Dr. Vannevar Bush told senators today not to be cocksure that this country or any other can produce a hydrogen bomb. Bush, former chairman of the velopment board, indicated chances of making the H-bomb are not much better than "50-50." Problems Cited He testified at a closed session MAYTTA AUTOMATIC WASHER ONLY $289.95 Liberal Terms and Trad ... No bolt-down, simple and easy to install. Try It in your hem -or lee complete demonstration at . . . YOUNGER APPLIANCE fM" i "JyjEaMaM'''' i For YOU and ONLY you does your Doctor write your prescription . . . 31 No. Bartlett St. Phone 2-41t . . . and now HEATH'S is devoted EXCLUSIVELY to the filling of PRESCRIPTIONS. The first time this service has ever been available in southern Oregon. Bring your prescription to Heath's ... a "brand new store" in Heath's old location. 33 North Central Phone 2-6239 FREE DELIVERY or we will fill your prescription while you wait. Also we pay Geo. Goodman parking lots when you trade here. MIGHTY MO INOUIRY-Comdr. John R. Millett, operatioiu!'oHcer of the battleship Missouri, testifies In Norfolk, Va., before a Navy court of Inquiry Investigating the grounding of the Mighty Mo. Be told the court he heard the navigator tell the skipper twice "we must come right" Just before the ship ran aground. Millett is co-defendant In the inquiry with the ship's skipper. Capt. William D. Brown, and the navigator, Lt. Com dr. Prank Q. Morris Jr. of the senate armed services committee. Senators said he cit ed serious problems In connec tion with developing a contain er for the weapon and aircraft able to transport it. Bush said the Russians un doubtedly are working on hy drogen plans of their own. But he expressed confidence that American scientists, backed by a democracy's facilities, are ahead of Soviet scientists in re search. It was understood that Bush voiced doubts as to whether any hydrogen bomb "secrets" of val ue were handed the Russians by Dr. K. E. J. Fuchs, British sci entist held on spy charges in Lon don. Bush said the only real de fense against hydrogen or ura nium bombs is to knock out the enemy's production centers and bomb carriers. "You can't defend against an atomic bomb any more than you can defend against any other type of bomb," he told newsmen THE PERFECT FOR HIM! Van Ilcnsen "Four Hundred" with exclusive Van Heusen one piece collar attached f-r $495 1 V sMtytM J Bach it yam I ne one-and-only Van Heusen collar attached that can't uill or wrinkle! one piece IFhy is it news? Because there's no other collar like a Van Heusen. Woven in one piece with no lining to buckle. Woven on a curve to fit the curve of Tour neck. Can't wilt, can't wrinkle . . . needs no starch! 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Bill Earhardt, from Leaven worth, Kan., an old-time piano player, entertained with his own composition and several other ragtime numbers. He then played the Red Rose Rag. blindfolded and with a sheet spread over the key Board. Figurines Shown Kelly presented his "Plywood Timber Ticklers." He invented. I manufactured and operates the j small wooden figures which do 1 a professional job of tap dancing j lo music. Franklin "Senator Claghorn" Girard. as the "Moun tain Boy," brought forth a long 1 round of applause at the end of ! the fourth act. The show closed with "Sick Call," a one-act laugh producer that brought back memories to every ex-serviceman. Victor U. Smith, Bill Earhardt, George Parker and Girard were in the sick lineup. Lafe Moe was the nurse with the "new look," and Kelly was the "physician." Chief Asks Aid At the business meeting of the post, which preceded the enter tainment, emor (apt. Leo Weld- ner, acting chief of the Medford fire department, told the Le gionnaires they could aid him by helping to revitalize and re activate the volunteer fireman organization. He said that Med ford needs more .volunteers and they must be men who are will ing to go to school one night a week. He said the volunteers will get something out of the train ing which will be worth while both in their work with the de partment and in private life. Weidner said that the coopera tion of Medford citizens so far has been very gratifying. Post IS voted to cooperate with other organizations that are making pjans to raise funds for the furnishing of the armory meeting and dining rooms. Earl Sterigere and Charles Goold represent the Legion on the arm ory committee. The Legionnaires also voted to hold all of their meetings at the armory from now on. Money Raised Commander Harry Goold an nounced that the Legion and 40 et 8 have collected $480 for the March of Dimes. The diamond past command er's pin of the late Walter Rein king was presented to the post by his wife, Mrs. LaMurle Rein king, to be handed down to the immediate past commander each year. The pin was presented to Past Commander Roy Stoy to after a closed door meeting with the senate armed services com mittee. Deit Defense Bush said the best defense against the atomic bomb is to keep it from being dropped. He indicated that defense efforts could be concentrated on that. Sen. Glen T. Taylor (D., Ida.) said he had it on "good author ity" that bacteriological warfare could be a greater killer than the hydrogen bomb. He said the United States should help or ganize a world government to head off "the possible extinction of mankind." SEND HALLMARK VALENTINES When you care enough to send the very best 5c to $5.00 SWEM'S GREETING CARDS Spend happy winter evenings embroidering a spread of spring flowers. This is easy needlework, sure to give your room a lift! Mainly lazy daisy and running wear for the balance of his term. The night of Tuesday, Febru ary 14, has been set for the Le gion valentine party and open house at the Legion club. Refreshments at the close of the entertainment Wednesday night were served by the auxiliary. fP" CRABS ) (- QUALITY WjMARKET y To DAY WE UNVEIL THE Rl M A AT SENSATIONAL lOlYM PlCFS nu EVVQY iiocb tun. vii n H ivi b n nnw CUSTOM COMMODORE MODEL Withlhe New Step-Down Ride" Here ere 19S0'i nest btavtrhl ntomoblloi The only cars with "stay dawn" dnl, which OfevWri America's lowest center el gravity end the steadiest road flm r known Along with more room the I y other cor Hero's the eddod safety ef Hndien'i omImIvo Monabirt bdy-td-frcKst The hlefc-cnipraiiiM perlorauinc of America's nest powerful Six Or even more powerful Eight And all-range, Sper-n1k Drhref Hero, I short, ore inieiio foatiros that enable Hodto alette to bring ye "The Now Stop-Dow Rkle'l Trod-rfc mi MUnli'itwa'lwo. Today's the day! 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You'll thrill to the get-up-and-go performance of your choice of two of the greatest engines in a long line of great Hudson engines the high-compression Super Six, America's most powerful Six, or the even more powerful high-compression Super-Eight! But these are only a few of the great features of "Tha New Step-Down Ride" that mean more value at let cost. There axe more, so many more that the only way to really appreciate all that the New Hudsons for 1950 have for you Is to come in, try them yourself. May we expect you soon? MOW... 3 GREAT HUDSON SERIES Lewtr-rrUtJ Pactmakar Famoul Super CuttMi Commeder ONLY CARS WITH "STEP-DOWN" DESIGN 1006 N. Riverside PHONE 2-6281 M. IVI. HUDSON CO. AUTHORIZED HUDSON DEALER Sam Mel and Tony Met Open Week Day 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
