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J- I FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. Dembr 1, 1SS4 Expected Snowstorm Passes Portland Portland U.R) Portland school kids disgustedly put away their sleds and their parents happily put away their tire chains today. - . The weather man said skies would be partly sunny through Thursday and that snow, which had been considered a possibil ity late today, would not arrive because the storm headed south instead of east. It't CRAIN id MOHR, your Home Town Hardware for Christmas Toys toys that are a joy to give and get. We have lots and lots of them and we think you will agree that our values are the best you ever saw. But remember, the early shoppers will get the pick of the pack so be an early bird yourself and load up on these super values right away. SCOOTERS One piece frame stamped Jffc from heavy tteel with 2ra embossed foot rest ... Parking stand . . Super cushion molded tires.. TRICYCLE 16" Wheel Frame, 1 V" with 2" Head. Indian red with ivory wheels and handle bars. Bucket type steel saddle adjustable seat. 3 $8 75 Archery Sets 48" Lcaunwood Bow, and four 20" Cedar ffO Oft Arrows, just right for the 10-year-old. Only iVtO Robin Hood Set, hickory bow, Only.. $1.50 AIR RIFLES We have a complete stock of Daisy Rifles. Come in $E25 and get yours NOW! up Logging Trucks by Tonka, priced. .996 up Voit Basketball Set Complete with HOOP and OFFICIAL SIZE BALL See thi at ... .". Sirocto Bottom Dump Truck . . . . . . . . $3,98 Mirror jDooking Utensils iShiV $ I -65 $50 Pagoda Plastic Tea,Sets WITH NAPKIN - HOLDER $1.50 Open 'Til Nine Wednesday !31 r v n rat J C UdliUU (S Your HOMETOVN HARDWARE 225 EAST SIXTH " c Churchill Faces Questioning on Post-War Remark London U.R) Prime Min ister Winston Churchill return ed today to the rough and tum ble of parliamentary politics with the Laborite opposition ex pected to ask him about his Woodford speech last week in which he said he was prepared to rearm the Germans in 1945 The Prime Minister also said he had sent Field Marshal Montgomery, now a viscount, a telegram warning him to be pre pared for a possible emergency if the Russian army advanced too far westward. Told To B Careful He told Montgomery to "be careful in collecting the German arms, to stack them so 1jhat they could easily be issued again 10 the German soldiers whom we should have to work with if the Soviet advance continued." Members of Parliament Eman uel Shinwell, former defense minister in the Labor govern ment of 1945-51, said he would ask Churchill why he sent such a message and whether he con sulted any of the other ministers of the wartime coalition Cabinet before sending it. Let Facts Be Known It was Shinwell who said last Saturday in a speech at Murton, "Before we condemn Churchill about his remarkable disclosure, let the full facts be known." "Was there some trouble with the Russians before the war ended?" Shinewell asked at Murton. "Were they taking ad vantage of the situation to push their own territorial claims be yond any justification?" Pravda, organ of the Commu nist party, said in Moscow that Churchill's revelations branded him as "two faced." Churchill Portrait Causes Controversy London (U.R) A contro versy arose in Britain today over Prime Minister Winston. Church ill's 80th birthday portrait; with descriptions ranging from "beau tiful" to "a study in lumbago." Churchill. himself was quoted as quipping that "It makes me look half-witted, which I ain't." The portrait, painted by Gra ham Sutherland, was unveiled in Westminster hall Tuesday during - ceremonies honoring Churchill. ' It shows Churchill ' wrinkled and sitting heavily in a chair with his chin thrust forward. He is ,a frowning Chhurchill, with none of the cherubic features of the "old man's" countenance in evidence. War Veteran Killed By Metal at Sawmill Forest Grove i(U.R) Howard T. Jacobs, 24-year-old veteran of the Korean conflict, was killed yesterday when he was struck in the neck by a piece of metal from an edger in a sawmill at Bacona. 'S--r; Jacobs, of Banks, was dead on arrival at a local clinic. 'THE REASON NO OTHER MARGARINE TASTES SO GOOD... rrv ...IS SUNNYBANK'S FINER INGREDIENT!" Of course there's a difference in margarines . . , and the special enjoyment that makes new Sunnybank so different from other margarines takes only a taste to discover. There's a freshness and sweetness that could come only from its finer ingredient. - Steadier, TOO! $ven when cold and on freshest bread ! Another reason to try Sunnybank today! ' Get Sunnybank at i SAFEWAY today' f j ADMITTING SHE SLEW four nf Mrs. Nannie Doss, 49, grandmother, is jailed in Tulsa, Okla, while authorities investigate deaths of her father, mother, two daughters, two sisters and a stepgrandson. (International) '- Season's First Snowstorm Leaves Highways Packed Br UNITED PRESS ; The season's first major snow storm rolled eastward with di minished strength today, leaving a wake of snow-packed highways arid zero temperatures. The storm, which came blow ing out of the Rocky Mountains, was centered in the Midwest early today. It brought snow to Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa and Illinois and caused at least three traffic deaths. An Alaskan blizzard noith of Anchorage " crippled the search for two missing light planes. . The - snowstorm struck hard est in the Western mountain states, , piling up to 20 inches deep in the higher elevations. Temperatures ranging from .zero to the teens were common on Colorado and Wyoming today. The cold snap kept highways packed with snow and Colorado reported five dead in traffic ac cidents1 due to slippery roads since Sunday.- : Meanwhile the .Weather Bureau at Denver said a new snowstorm was gathering strength and would hit tomor row. It was expected to drive into the eastern plains by tomor row night. . Arraignment Delayed On Manslaughter Charge Cathlamet,' Wash. : U.R) Arraignment of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hart, Cathlamet, who are charged with manslaughter in' the death of their three-year-old son, has been delayed until Dec. 27. . t i Wahkiakum County Superior Judge John L. Lagenbach grant ed the delay on the plea of the 18-year-old couple's defense at torneys who asked for more time to gather information in the case. '. Mr. and Mrs. Hart are cnarged with manslaughter, through fail ure ' to provide proper care for their son, John Patrick, who was found dead in his bed Oct. 27. Milk Marketing Discussion, Planned Portland (U.R) Portland area dairy industry . members will hear a discussion on federal milk marketing restrictions here Friday. Present at the discussion will be distributors serving the Port land area, Oregon Milk Produc ers and Grade A Producers. The discussion will be handled by Herbert Forest, head of the United States Department of ag riculture dairy division. Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday : 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MACHINES Repaired " MEDFORD OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 41 S. 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