Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 18, 1952, Image 16

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    -MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
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HFIDING FOR TOP-LEVEL military and economic talks In Wash-
at San Francisco Airport wjm
Harassing Tactics
Of Communists Top
Bad News of Week
BY PHIL NEWSOM
United Press Foreign Analyst
The week'a balance sheet be
tween the good and bad news in
the hot and cold wars:
THE BAD
1. The Communists continued
their harassing tactics against
the West on two sides of the
world and,- in at least one in
stance, the West came off second
best. The successful kidnaping of
Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd by
Koje Island war prisoners was
both embarrassing and damag
ing to the UN cause. "Admis
sions" of bloodshed and death In
the prison camps gave new fuel
to the Red propaganda fire and
quick Allied repudiation of the
charges did not offset the dam
age. Difficulties Not Over
2. New Nationalist disorders
In Algeria and Tunisia were
proof that French North African
difficulties were far from over,
and that repressive measures
against Nationalist leaders in
and out of the Tunisian govern
ment had not succeeded in turn
ing back the Nationalist tide.
There were hints that Britain,
long cool toward the Franco gov
ernment In Spain, now might
welcome Spanish help in easing
Arab tension along the vital
North African belt bordering the
Mediterranean.
3. The Union of South Africa's
militant prime minister, Daniel
F. IHalnn, renewed his demand
that the British protectorates of
Bechuanaland, Basutoland and
Memorial Plaque
To Be Dedicated
At Hospital Here
A bronze plaque, dedicated to
the memory of the late Miss
Phyllis SwearinRon, who with
Miss Mabel Coffpon for many
years was responsible for the op
eration of Community hospital,
will he unveiled at the hospital
Tuesday.
The institution recently was
transferred to the ownership
of the Episcopal church, and the
Rt. Rev. Benjamin Dagwell,
Episcopal bishop of the diocese
of Oregon, will be present at the
Informal dedicntory ceremonies,
and will offer the invocation.
Actual unveiling will be done '
by Mrs. Porter Neff, a long-lime
member of the hospital board,
who presented the plaque to the '
hospital on behalf of the hospital j
association.
All friends of Miss Swearln-1
gen. and of the hospital, are in-'
vitod to the ceremonies, which
will be in the vestibule of the
hospital at 3 p.m. Members of
the hospital board will also at-
tend, and a board meeting will
be held following the unveiling.
OLD FRIENcTno-" FRIEND !
Dayton, O. (U.R) When an
old friend showed up at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Seaman
and asked to stay for the niRht,
the Seaman said sure. The next'
morning Seaman awoke andj
found the old friend had Rone.j
So had Mrs. Seaman's billfold,
containing $56.
Swaziland be Incorporated In the
South African union. Malan's
"White supremacy" program
makes the issue doubly touchy
since it would mean extending
the already widespread native
unrest against Malan rule.
THE GOOD
1. British Foreign Minister!
all opposition suggestions for any
temporizing moves which would
delay German rearmament re
pledged Britain to support U.S.
British guarantees to Germany,
and made it plain the conserva
tive government is not consid
ering any action weakening lis
commitments to the European
defense community.
2. The United States, Britain
and France presented a united
front to Russia on the question
of an over-all German peace
treaty and a unified Germany.
The Big Three stuck to their
stand that a guaranteed free
German election must be a pre
requisite to any treaty negotia
tions, and meanwhiie. forged
ahead with their own plans to
set up a virtually sovereign West
Germany.
Danger Point Will Pass
3. Lord Ismay, civilian head of
the North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization, said that If the West
can carry out its defense plans
through the next two or three
years without war, the danger
point will have been passed. It
was another Indication of cau
tious optimism that soon the
West can negotiate with Russia
from strength, and that contain
ment of Communism and a
strong West can be a bulwark
against war.
WILSON'S
MANY WONDERFUL
GRADUATION
and
Wedding Gifts
To Choose From!
GOOD CAMERAS
All Prices. Complete flesh outfits
tor tekinf pictures eny time, Any
where. Photo Wedding Albums
A nice gift for e bridal shower.
All white, various types. Alio photo
mounts 5 by 7 end 8 by 10.
ONLY 11 BROWNIE REFLEX
FLASH SYNCRO MODEL
At the Reduced
Price of Only
BINOCULARS
Be ready for the garnet and hunt
ing te.ii on. Nice gifts.
9.75 to $69.75
W Do Custom Photo Finiihing
Drop 'am in tha door.
229 E. MAIN
$9.98
9
IS THE SIGN OF FOOD
SAVINGS GALORE
YOU'll SEE IT SOON AT
YOUR SAFEWAY STORE
Which Way
To Easy Street?
Are you lost in a maze of money
problems' Looking for the way to
imanciai security?" Uiscover the sat
isfaction of a growing savings ac
count that earns high dividends here.
Savings insured up to $10,000
Jackson County Federal
Savings and Loan Association
126 EAST MAIN MEDFORD, ORE.
Current
Dividend
Rata
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FREE TICKETS!
THIS EASY WAY
Come'in and pick up your free ticket of any
department on our Lower Floor, Deposit the
stub In a box on our Lower Floor. You do
not have to buy any merchandise In order
to receive a ticket. There will be a . .
Free Drawina
Mon. h:ou p.m., way 2073 m
You do not hove to be present In order
to win. The winning ticket number will
be posted in our windows and also
published in the Medford Mail Tribune
Tuesday, May 27th. Watch for that
date. Tickets will be given out all week
on our lower floor.
-WINNING NUMBER RECEIVES
$55
INFRA-RED BROILER
Housewares
SALE
SAVINGS FOR
EVERYONE
See What
88c Will Buy
FROZEN HEAT KNIVES
Hollo-Ground Robeson Stainless steel QQ
paring knife. Reg. $1.00 OOC
PLASTIC ICE TRAYS
Eskotray, the modern ice cube tray.
No muss, no fuss ... No wasted Q Q-
Ice. Regular 95e OOC
GRISWOLD SKILLETS
Small cast-iron skillet for handy
quick meals. . , Non-rust surface. Q Q
Regular $1.10 OOC
IMPORTED PEPPER MILLS
Assorted patterned wood Pepper
Mills now at a price you can afford. QQ.
Regular $1.29 OOC
CATSUP DISPENSER
No ugly Catsup Bottles when you
use this. Sanitary and waste-saving.
Regular 98e OOC
WAX-PAPER DISPENSER
Handy Wall Holder for wax paper.
Handy edge for tearing paper. Qfl
Regular $1.19 OOC
CLIP-ON LAMPS
Handy easy-to-install Ceiling Lamp QQ
Covers in assort, colors. Reg. $1.50 OOC
CIGARETTE BOXES
Attractively Hand-painted China QQ.
Boxes with two ash trays Reg. $1.00 OOC
SNACK BOXES
Hand-painted Snack Set in durable
Pottery. Good size plate with cup, QQ
Regular $1.00 OOC
COVERED SAUCE PANS
Durable Wear-Ever
aluminum epreada
heat evenly. Round,
easy-to-clean cor- ,
nera. Comfortable
Bakellte handle.
2- Quart
Reg. $2.95
$2.59
3- Quart
Reg. $3.25
$2.79
China Giftware Value!
Flowers of Hawaii
VJ& '" 5kV 16-Piece
vSl. 12 95 Value
YEllOW HIBISCUS
IN
SIX
PATTERNS
LOWER
FLOOR
I'M 'r' ' l bifjj'
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hurry! hurry! right this way . . .
Juat follow the crowd to Mann'i great Homemaker' Carnival. Our whole lower floor
is brimming with values galore . . . Values you will not want to pass up. Terrific . . .
Timely 1 Spring-housecleaning needs . . . now you can add those fininshing touches
which add beauty and charm to your rooms ... at big Carnival Savings. Come Early 1
Smart Window Dress -tips
at SUPER SAVINGS
Graceful traverse draperies with French pleated headings. Fine
textured rayon fabric, single width, 84" long. Yellow, Rose,
Hunter Green and Oyster. A terrific buy for Carnival Week so
come in early and make your choice.
BEAUTY PLUS VALUE
Size '
42x84
$
59
pr.
. KIRSCH
Traverse Rods
28" to 48" $2.29
48" to 86" 2.39
66" to 120".... 4.29
86" to 150".... 5.39
1 Vl Width ...$ 7.98
2 widths ....$10.98
3 widths ....$14.98
LOWER
FLOOR
Special Purchase
RAYON MARQUISETTE
AND LACE
PANELS
42"x81"
83c ea.
Crisp and fresh as a woodland
dell in the earliest sunshine of
Spring . . . The frosty look of
rayon marquisette or lace . . . de
signed to transform your rooms in
to a bower of airy enchantment
. at a wonderful savings.
LOWER FLOOR
BATES
BEDSPREADS
SINGLES DOUBLES
$4.99
Heavy durable cotton spreads with
Cabin-trail design. Rich texture in
finely woven fabric which will rt
tain its fresh look after countless
washings. Ideal for boy's room,
summer cottages or ranch homes.
Single bed sizes and double bed
sizes.
LOWER FLOOR
COLOSSAL SAVINGS THIS WEEK ON
SLIP COVERS
Re9. siT.98 ifmfmWffm
i
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Reg. $8.98
$5.59
LOW
PRICED
FOR
COVERS A THIS COVERS A
CHAIR EVENT SOFA
$13.75 Daveno Covers $9.99
They're ready to put on . . . with detach
able, ruffled skirts. You've never seen these
before except custom shops. In texture, fit
and design, they can be compared to finest
upholstery . . , with added zest in the stripe
and solid combination. Water and dust re
pellent and at this wonderful price you can
have a complete "Quick-change" for your
living room.
Alio Available in Modern Style
LOWER FLOOR
SHELL GINGER
STEP RIGHT UP
FREE DEMONSTRATION!
Ruth Rhoades, factory-trained representative, will demonstrate the famous house-cleaning aids
featured below. Sani-Wax, Sani-Glow and Moth-Master on our Main Floor starting Monday
through Saturday. Come in and see these interesting demonstrations, get ideas on how to
make your housework easier.
$1.00 BOX
ONLY 2c DAILY
.' ;
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5ta-cleen Toiletabs the new
way to bathroom sanitation.
Simply drop one Toiletab each
week in the right hand side of
your flush tank. Not harmful
to plumbing or septic tank. Your
toilet is kept clean at all times
and fre from stains and dis
agreeable odors. Two months
supply of 8 tablets.
DON'T JUST CLEAN .. .
BEAUTIFY! with SANI-WAX
The Miracle Cleaner
Pt. $ .98
Qt. $1.59
2 Gal. $2.49
$3.95
Use Sani-Wax for gleam-clean
surfaces that last and last. Sani
Wax it thorough . . . Cleans,
waxes, polishes in one applica
tion. For furniture, woedwork,
plastic tile, refrigerators, stoves,
porcelain and enamel. Try ill
f
Gal.
NOTIONS LOWER FLOOR
PROTECT YOUR STORED GARMENTS
FROM EXPENSIVE MOTH DAMAGE
with
iflofhmaiter
kills moths . . . eggs . . . larvae
Blft $1 St
G4rm.n1 lot
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r. tw . .it
CtrSTMS
I l. . .7
!. . I St
I lb. . .11.
Whether you store your clothes in
closets or garment bags, in chests or
in drawers, MOTHMASTER makes
them positively safe from moths and
all stages of moth life. MOTH
MASTER is easy and pleasant to use,
leaves no clinging odor and you can
wear your clothes immediately with
out airing.
'Don't tote chonces with expensive moth
damage, get MOTHMASTER and be sure
your stored garments are safe.
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