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rOURTEEK MTOFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE 5a: ,0 . ARRIVING IN San Francisco for week-long visit, Shah Moham med Reza Pahlavi and his empress, Soraya, 22, are greeted by Iranian students from California universities and dignitaries as plane landed at International airport. (International) A Nichol's Worth of . . . Comment On By HARMAN United Prasi -' Washington U.R) What's new in Washington? When . the Shah- of Iran was our guest, several - problems arose. First, the -State Depart- ? . - ment sent out M a press release spelling it "Shaw." That was withdrawn lEATI before any l$B&&C careless editor let it get into .print. . : Next, the command among our Herman Nichol diplomatic corps let it be known that the shah's bride, who is 22 and as lovely as anything out of the picture books, should be ad dressed as "the empress." - The Shah knocked that one over by referring always to his lady as "Queen." A dinner was held for the! visiting royalty. Flown here were exactly 73 trout from our best streams in the West enough to feed 73 persons. Ex actly 73 persons showed up. The hostess was a little uneasy.- What would have happened if -74 per sons had shown up? Or if some body had asked for seconds? " John Foster Dulles, the Sec retary of State, wh6 is co-owner of a private airplane, went deer hunting at Duck Island on Lake Ontario. . . . - . :The Secretary : got himself a fine, buck.; Dressed down the deer weighed 250 pounds. Dulles' pilot, who took the "deer home As a present from the boss, will have - venison instead" of turkey for Christmas, .with; some left over for Easter. .The new Congress, which, will be coming in' shortly; will find School-Time Hit 4-14 - Popular yoke bodice frock 4-un rt-L-.. mimrf rnllar whirl- UIC . v away skirt, too! Sew-easy to 1 maKe you xi Qeugui uu"' ; versions! Just right for school ' s ,,,r nlairi tnnpham with hi &aJ r"- . . touches of white pique. 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Also there will again be new sand in the shakers, like the old- timers used, for blotting by sprinkling sand over the signa tures on official documents. The shakers which look like they ought to sprinkle salt but don't, are the same old gray . things that were around in Teddy Roosevelt's day, and before. t Portland Janitor Reports 51 130 Theft Portland U.R) Police to day are investigating the story of a 67-year-old Portland jani tor .who says he was robbed of $1130 by: three men who attack ed him near his home. The janitor is Carl C. Wallin,. an employee of the Portland Furniture Manufacturing, comp any. He said the money, includ ing eight $100 bills, was taken from . his shirt pocket by three men . who grabbed him by the throat and hit him in the face. Wallin, a bachelor, told . de tectives he planned to buy some property near Hillsboro and was carrying the money for that purpose. He said he also had money in the bank and the theft 'won't break me up in business." 'Dognaper Refuses To Return Lost Pet To Portland Children Portland (U.R) -A sinister character "with a voice like Peier Lorre's" is playing the role of "dognaper" to make the holiday season a sorrow ful one for the three children of the Andrew Forbes family of Portland. Mrs. Forbes reported that she : had advertised in the newspapers for a missing pet dog which belonged to the children. Last night she re ceived an anonymous phone call from the creaky-voiced stranger who implied he had the dog but was holding it for a higher reward than the Forbes family could afford to offer. Mrs. Forbes said that with Christmas but a few. days off, she could not offer more than $5 or $10. The call declared that was not enough and hung up, leaving, the distraught Forbes children in tears. . , ' Confused Seattle Duck -Believes He's a Dog - Seattle, Wash. (U.PJ--The Dugan family here has a duck that thinks he's a' dog. The duck, George, does everything the family dog does. . even to chasing cars. But he can't seem to learn to eat spaghetti, a favorite with the dog, Smokey. . . "He gets it all wound around his bill and gets mad," says Mrs. Dugan. "I really den't know what we're going to do with him." Western Writers Group Reelects Bend Man Bend (U.PJ Dwight B. New ton of Bend has been named by the Western Writers of America to serve a third term as secretary treasurer- of ' the organization composed of western novelists, magazine writers, editors, pub lishers, agents and reviewers. " Newton is the author" of 14 published western novels and has held his present office since the. WW A was organized. 15 N. CENTRAL 2-2970 PH. Monday, Decsmber 20, 1954 'Partnership' Program Will Continue Despite Democrat Victory, Sec. Portland - (U.R) Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay arrived in Portland Saturday night on his way to spend the Christmas holidays in Salem. At the airport he said again that the "partnership" develop ment program for western re sources will continue 'despite Re publican reverses in the Novem ber elections. -Raps Morse Statement . McKay branded as "ridicu lous" the declaration of U. S. Senator Wayne Morse here last week that the Eisenhower-McKay administration would inev itably have to trim its sails to meet the political winds. "The only person we lost in this area was U. S. Sen. Cor don," McKay said. Congressmen who are friendly to the adminis tration's program of participa tion of private. industry with the federal government in dam buil ding were re-elected in Wash ington, Nevada, Idaho and Cali fornia, McKay . asserted. McKay forecast an expanded construction program for the in terior department. Will Run Out of Work "We're going to run out of work if we don't get something started," he said. Of course, he added, congress will first have to appropriate the money for it. 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Room Cost's Cut on train to PORTLAND Now yom can occupy yocr own private room cm mr overnight train to Portland and other Willamette valley points for approximately $3.00 less than formerly. . , , Sleep while you ride on this daesel-powered train. It's the easy, time-saving way to go. ' In addition to bedrooms the comfortable PuB man has upper and lower berths and a drawing room. Snack lounge. Coach service, too, at low fares. . : 'r- For tickets, information, Pullman reservations phone or call any SJ. ticket office. pacific F. G. Morris, Agent PHONE 2-2846 , McKay States projects: Hells Canyon in Ore gon and Idaho, Trinity river in California, the Upper Colorado river project in Utah and Colo rado, Arkansas-Fryingpan pro ject in Colorado, and Yellow- tail project in Montana. , The Trinity, Arkansas - Fry ingpan and Upper Colorado pro jects have never been author ized for construction. LA News Employees Study Publication Of Defunct Paper Los Angeles (U.R) Former employees of the Los Angeles Daily News, which suspended publication due to financial stress, : explored the possibility today of resuming publication of the paper on their own. Several hundred newspaper workers, including members of the Los Angeles Newspaper Guild (CIO) and AFL craft un ions, voted yesterday to investi gate the possibility of publishing another newspaper using the facilities of the News. Suspends Publication News publisher Clinton Mc- Kinnon announced Saturday he had suspended publication, ef fective immediately, selling the paper's name, goodwill, circula tion lists and certain features to the Times-Mirror Co. Leslie Claypool, former News political editor, told the meeting he had been "in touch with lead ing Democrats," but declined to disclose the results. The News is a Democratic publication. George Meenes, president of the Los Angeles chapter of the newspaper guild, said the work ers would meet again today to discuss other matters. To Seek Severance Pay The meeting also resolved to press for an estimated $800,000 in severance pay claimed by the 450 employees thrown out of work. Guild officers said they would ask the national guild organiza tion to help in obtaining all or as much as possible of the sever ance. In. New York, Ralph Novak, vice-president df the national guild, said the national. organi zation would make every effort to get the severance pay, "even if we have to take it to court." When preparing furniture for refinishinff. vou can remove old wax by rubbing with a soft cloth dampened m turpentine. The wax should be removed be fore you .proceed with any type of ref inishing. Keep a few spring-type clothes pins at hand when you are iron ing. They are handy for clipping on a garment to remind that it needs mending. - 32 SEE THE NEW HUDSON RAMBLER PRICES START AT $V AA C Delivered ITTD Medford Includes Heater and . Direction Signals Medford Hudson, Inc. FRONT & JACKSON Phon 2-6281 outhem Bocksi GiVs: first family, (jets By MERRIMAN SMITH U.P. Whit Hous Writer Washington U.R) Back stairs at the White House: Christmas pisents are pour ing down on President and Mrs. Eisenhower. Their favorite toy is an automatic auto that does everything but get a. parking ticket. ' The Eisenhowers receive lit erally, thousands ; of Christmas cards, but their personal list of response is fairly small. Their personal card, is signed "Ike and Mamie" , and the signature is genuine by Mamie. Mrs. Eisenhower believes that PLANNING IMMEDIATE TRIP to Peiping to meet Red China's Premier' Chou En-lai (right), UN Secretary General Dag Ham marskjold hopes to obtain release; of 11 American fliers jailed as spies. Chou agreed to discuss world problems. (International) Geologic Mapping Salem (U.R) Geologic mapping of some 850 miles of Malheur county to aid oil and mineral exploration will get under way by early spring, 1955 according to .: the governing board of the state department of geology and mineral indust ries. R. E. Corcoran, department geologist, will direct the map ping project in an area bounded by Vale on the north, the Oregon-Idaho border on the east, and Owyhee reservoir in the south central portion. Interest in the oil and mineral BILLFOLDS MEDFORD'S COMPLETE LEATHER GOODS DEPT. 6 ROLFS O BUXTON , O MEEKER O TEX TAN FREE: Monogramming in 24k gold letters Walt Young's MEDFORD STATIONERY 210 East Main Offer Gift Buyers r n rx n r n MM MEDFORD Christmas should be a gay per iod. She wears bright red gloves at every public appearance. The Eisenhowers have receiv ed more. than 30 Christmas tur keys. These go into the White House freezer and will be served over a period of months to din ner guests. Marilyn Haar of Savannah, Ga., visited the White House last week to receive the annual Justice department medal for bravery. -- . During the course of the med al presentation, Miss Haar re minded' Mr. . : Eisenhower . that Stated in Malheur development of the area has been shown by drilling opera tions of the El Paso Natural Gas company near Double Mountain, the board said. . Corcoran made preliminary studies of the area as a graduate geologist at the University of Oregon and later through his work with the department. . Have a clip fastened to the cabinet door at the mixing cen ter. Use the clip to hold a recipe while cooking. This saves a "dirty face" on the cards and the recipe is readily visible. 2-6780 . , MAIL TRIBUNE they had met before. The presi dent could not remember the occasion." This should be understand able. Miss Haar, a statuesque blonde of heroic proportions to day, was seven years old when she met Lt Col. . Eisenhower at Savannah. Beach. Marilyn is now 20 years old. . Mr. Eisenhower has seldom been more eloquent than when he spoke at the Christmas tree lighting south of " the White House grounds last Thursday. ' In, his prepared speech, the chief executive said; . "To the countries of the world, I speak for this republic when I say that this .nation prays for you the fullness of the Christ mas spirit, peace and good will." When he delivered the mes sage in person on a frosty nieht last week,, the President switch ed his preamble to say "to "all of the dwellers of the earth." GUIB 3"1 A to ,rriot. I -&ti i&Jz. ! ' r ..it 1 $2S BMDWN 523 Crater Lake Ave. Mr. Elsenhower Jim new green rug in his office. He got, rid , of the old rug which was spotted with ink marks. How?: Reporters shaking out their fountain pens. Lewis Hursery; OFFERS FOR Christmas Gifts... Hybrid Clematis Dwarf Evergreen for Planters .'. Azaleas and. 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