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WSIippsrsl TOOO Easy? TWO pattern parts to cut out, stitch up so EASY, anyone can whip up both pairs of TV slippers in jiffy time. Use gay scraps,coloriul embroidery. Pattern 7000: sizes Small, Me dium, Large, Extra Large ALL Included Plus embroidery trans fer. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS In coins for this pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 5640, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with PATTERN NUM BER. TEN COMPLETE PATTERNS ta sew, embroider, crochet printed right in the Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book! Plus many more patterns to send for in cluding ideas for gifts, home ac cessories, toys, fashions! Send 20 cents now! Boston U.R) It was rough on the bellboys at the Bradford hotel here when, during a Luth eran youth convention, 45 Rob ert Johnsons were registered. Thin American POW Gave His Companions Soirit To Resist Reds Inchon. Korea u. A skin ny little American POW martyr ed himself and gave his fellow prisoners the spirit to resist Communism by defying the Reds on a pafade ground. "He rushed out there in front of everyone, when they fell us out for roll call." said Sgt. Lloyd W. Pate of Jacksonville, Fla., "and warned them that America would take revenge someday for what they were doing to us. "Americans should know what happened that day. He was just a little kid starving to death and Church Group Schedules Promotion Day, Picnic Gold Hill Gold Hill Christian church Bible school will hold promotion day, Sunday, August 23. The annual picnic will follow church services. Picnic site Is Tou Velle state park. Those at tending are instructed to take a picnic lunch and their own serv ice. The Sunday school will funish ice cream. Junior girls of the Bible school left Sunday, August 16, to attend Christian service camp at Fir Point. They are Jean Governor, Winkie Davis, Virginia Munday, Marsha Ackley and Wanda Ack ley. "Wfiof Is the Church?" Sunday Sermon Topic First Christian church min ister, Shelvy H. Anglemyer, will speak Sunday morning on "What is the Church?" A special number by the choir will be a feature of the morning worship. At the evening service the theme will be "I Met a Stranger." Special music will also be a feature of the evening service. The young people of the Church will present the program for the evening services Sunday, August 30. They will center their meeting about the experiences of the youth conference, which was held at Fir Point camp near Glendale, Ore. sick, and he was down to skin and bones. " 'I only have one thing to live for, and that is for the day Uncle Sam comes and frees us. After they come I am willing to die, but you can't kill me before they do'." Pate said the Chinese immedi ately seized the pain-wracked youth and rushed him into a small mud hut. f "We could hear him scream ing all that night." Pate said. "The next day the Chinese said the rats had killed him." Killed by Bullet "I was on a burial detail up on the hill when they took him up and threw him in a hole, Pate said. "He had been eaten by rats ail rieht. "But rteht in the middle of his forhead was a bullet hole. Pate said the boy's bravery in spired his fellow American POWs to a new spirit. "Right there and then most of us decided that Communism was something evil and that we had to fight it" Accused Pair Denies Race Betting Racket Chicago (U.R) Two stable- bands, one from California and the other from Florida, were charged today with bilking a Hollywood. Fla., building con tractor of $8,765 in a horse race betting racket Wilbur W. Scaggs, 36. San Ysidro. Calif., and Donald Gig- son, 24, Hollywood. Fla, were seized last night at their hotel. In a warrant issued in Florida on July 15, electrical contractor Thomas, Paoli, Hollywood, charged that they took his money, promising to bet it on horses. but never paid him back on winners. Scaggs and Gibson denied the charges at their arraignment to day. They said they borrowed money from Palli but as as much as he listed. The men were re leased on $5,000 bond. I just bought, a home-site in VEK0E HILLS I figure I get more for my money For example, I get a lot three times the size of a city lot. I get a view of the mountains that no one can take away from me. I'll have all the city advantages in the country! I'm thinking of the future ... I know I'm protected from undesirable features. I know my property will increase In value as I gain my neigh bors. I feel a home in Verde Hills is a wis. investment! And it costs no more to build in I. VERDE HILLS And I figure if I start building NOW I can move in for Christmas! Call Your Favoirte Realtor H. hat Hm facta and figures en Verd. Hills! FUN IN A PRAM Exterior fix plywood pram can be built la a weekend from Just two panels of fir plywood. Plans 10 cents from Douglas Fir Plywood Associa tion, Tacoma, Wash. Plywood Pram Is Easy To Build Building a boat of your own isn't as tough a project as you might think provided you don't get your sights too high to start with. And few do-it-at-home projects will nay you and your family bigger dividends in fun and re laxation during summer week ends or on your vacation. One of the simplest crafts you can build is a V 9" pram. With it, three people can get out on the water for fishing or just drifting about. This little boat can be sculled with a single oar, rowed, paddled or driven by a light outboard. Carries Three Even when fully loaded with three people the pram has a comfortable margin of free board. It weighs only 60 pounds complete and you can carry it on the top of your car. Two of your children can lift it into the water. What's more it takes only two standard panels of V ex terior fir plywood . . . the panels with waterproof glue ... for sides, bottom and seats. The other materials consist of fit tings and simple framing mem bers; cost of materials is sur prisingly small. You can get plans at your local lumber dealers or send ten cents to Douglas Fir Plywood As sociation, Tacoma 2, Wash. One Dead, Two Hurt In Mountain Feud Fraser, Colo. U.R) One man was killed and two wounded yesterday in a blazing barroom gun battle in this Colorado mountain town, one of President Eisenhower's favorite vacation spots. Charles Dunlap, 50, was being held under police guard in a hospital at nearby Kremmling, Colo., after a 53-year-old Fraser druggist, Ray Fox, was shot to death in the gunfight. The dead man's brother, George Fox, 52, suffered gun shot wounds in the back and shoulder, while Dunlap also was wounded in the shoulder. Neither of the latter was in seri ous condition, authorities re ported. Sheriff Chancey Van Pelt, two-gun sheriff of Grand county who earlier this year shot to death two bandits after they had kidnaped him, said the shooting was the result of a long stand ing feud between the Fox broth ers and Dunlap. " Two Stolen Vehicles Found, Police Say The second and third of three vehicles stolen in Jackson coun ty Tuesday night have been re covered, state police stated this morning. A pickup truck belonging to Clara P. Singmaster, Ashland, was found abandoned in Klam ath Falls, and a Willys Jeepster, stolen from the Sam Mete com pany, Medford, was found In Ashland, officers reported. The third car, a sedan stolen from Wilson's Used Car and Trailer Exchange, Phoenix, was found Wednesday morning. 213 AIT (Senatfei? 231 L Clh SlresI Next to Monarch Feed Star. MUTTON STEW lb. ICs PURE LARD .... lb. I7i2c MUTTON ROAST .... lb. ICs BEIF HEART TONCUt lb. 23s BEEP LIVER lb. 2Cs BEEF ROAST .... lb. 33s VEAL STEAK lb. 30: Friday. August tl. 1S5S MEDFORD (OKEGOX) MAIL TRX2UXE SEVEN Chicago Telephone Service Interrupted As Wage Drive Mounts By UNITED PRESS Long distance telephone serv ice in Chicago was interrupted today and one picket was arrest ed at Kansas City as the CIO Communications Workers step ped up its drive to win wage boosts from the nation's tele phone companies. At. St. Louis, federal concilia tors called a meeting for Mon day to try to end the strike by 53,000 CWA members against Southwestern Bell Telephone company in six states. Picketing generally was peace ful against the Southwestern and Indiana Bell Telephone com panies today except for a single incident at Kansas City. At Chicago, 2,000 employees of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. walked off their jobs "to attend a meeting" and virtually all long distance serv ice was interrupted. John J. Riley, 28-year-old picket, was arrested and releas ed under $100 bond at Kansas City after he allegedly threw two milk bottles against a tele phone company building. Union officials said Riley acted on his own volition. Violence subsided in the In diana telephone strike where many exchange buildings have been under a state of virtual siege by pickets with windows smashed, gas bombs exploded and cables slashed. Indiana union members, en tering the second month of their strike, streamed through strike headquarters at Indianapolis where grocery and rent aid was distributed. Some ate at a "strike kitchen" set up by an Indianapo lis packing house union local. Union officials charged that state officers planned to call out the National Guard to use "bayo nets on defenseless girl pickets." Bomber Wreckage Scattered Over . Square Mile Area Tucson, Aril. 0J.R) Wreck age scattered across the desert for "nearly a square mile'' grim ly depicted today how a giant B-50 Strategic Air Command bomber caught fire and crashed. Two members of the plane's 12-man crew were killed and two others seriously injured yesterday when the bomber spun into the desert 40 miles north of here and exploded. The remaining eight airmen escaped uninjured. The 10 survivors all parachut ed from the plane when an en gine caught fire on a routine training flight from nearby Da-vis-Monthan Air Force Base to California. It was the second B-50 crash in Arizona within the past month. Two B-50s collided in the air near Phoenix July 17. One of those planes crashed, killing eight, while the other re turned to Davis-Monthan with slight damage. The two dead airmen were identified as Capt. Charles D. Bostick, 34, Marion, S. C, and S-Sgt Herbert Pemberton, 28, Fort Scott, Kan. 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