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They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo THOSE CHARITY DRIVES TVUT KEEP COMIMO 4LON6-" W VA.AC PVlTLPMEM rr IS ViTTh 4 DEEP wrru. ACCEPT ihmv- 11 vlrillO-lC TUH IJIVWT- WILL Nor wro-- UNTIL WE 60 OVER TH6 JUST 11 AOS I igSO,SETS 4LL THE WORK DUMPED IM MIS LAP ? ASK TREMBLECHIM HE KNOWS XU BE BACK IN THREE WEEKS, HEM!7F0R-m CVER-TUE-Tnc DlKNER-DOJ S00O JOB UFPP'C 1 ActXI yE4tfSLiSToe' COMMITTEES , "Wy x Go NOW? lfl i Sew-Easiesl! win Mi- Hbr-'.? -J 9389 ZASY to make! Just two main pattern parts to this gay, cool maternity top! Make two trim one with embroidery; other with colorful squaw-style rickrack. Pattern 7301: Maternity Miss es' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Tis sue pattern; transfer. State Size - Send TWENTY - FIVE cents lii coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER and SIZE. ORDER our 1955 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalokue. Enjoy pages and pages of exciting new designs knitting, crochet, em broidery, iron-ons, toys and nov elties! Send 25 cents for your copy of this wonderful book now you'll want to order every de sign in it! - ' American Veterans Hold Reunion With Ex-Soviet Soldiers Moscow CU.R) Nine Ameri can veterans who met the Rus sians on the Elbe river in 1945 began a reunion with Red army veterans today with vodka toasts and a feast of caviar and smoked salmon at a banquet that began at 1 a.m. The nine Americans were met at the airport Sunday night by five members of a reception com mittee led by retired Col. Evge ni I. Porfiriev and a large dele gation fit Soviet newsmen, news reel and still photographers and the Western press. Taken in Motorcade : They were whisked into the city in a motorcade to the Na tional Hotel overlooking Red Square for the late starting ban quet and a sample of lavish Rus sian hospitality. There was little conversation but broad smiles and cries of -'What say, sarge!" to a grinning Soviet ex-sergeant. Profiriev toasted in vodka, Statehood Measures Come Before House Washington U.R) The House gets another crack this week at legislation which would give statehood to Hawaii and Alaska. All sides Saturday fore cast a close vote. - Some congressional sources said privately the outcome prob ably is not too important. They said the bill has little chance of becoming law anyway. Statehood advocates are not buying this argument. They are out to push the bill through the House, and are willing to worry later about what comes next. In the past, their hopes have been smashed repeatedly after false starts in one house or the other, in behalf of one territory or the other, or both. In their most recent effort, last year, the House approved statehood for Hawaii; the Sen ate added Alaska. When the bill came back to the House for con currence, it died in the rules committee. - hoping the Americans would "have a fine time in Moscow" although their stay was short and suggested they prolong their visit beyond the scheduled five days. The nine Americans were Mur ray Schulman of New York City, William Weisel of Cincinnati, Robert Haag of Indianapolis, Jo seph Polowsky of Chicago, Charles C. Forrester of Greer, S.C.; Fred Johnston of Bradford, Pa., Claude Moore of Newbern, Tenn.; Elijah Sams Jr., of Pin nacle, N.C., and Byrol L. Shiver of Lakeland, Fla. J33fieAY 6opcr "s-rw po JW airport he hoped to met the boys they met ten years ago and said "We will try to do all in our power to be good friends. : Plans for the meeting between the men who actually shook hands with one another when the Russian and American armies met at the Elbe in 1945 were still uncertain. But Polowsky told the group it was "in the works" and may come off Tuesday or the next day. Col. Porfiriev said the Ameri cans would be shown the Mos cow subway and the other ob jects on the standard tour for visitors possibly the Kremlin, Moscow University, the Stalin Auto Works, the Bolshoi Thea ter, ballet and opera. Eugene Hotel Checked After Threat of Bomb Eugene 0J.R) The Eugene hotel, largest in the city, re ceived a bomb threat from an anonymous caller Saturday night who said he had planted a bomb to go off on the fifth floor at any time. ' A squad of policemen check ed the building, but failed to uncover any bomb. Hotel occupants evacuated the fifth floor while the search was conducted. Police believed the call to be the work of a crank or prank ster and no threat of extorition was made. ggpg Mobilgas Lnk for this sign FORD LnJMEK2S New gas stops knocks saves, too! Entirely new grade Mobilgas stops knocks in 7 out of 10 pre1955 Fords, yet sells in the price range of regular. Ferndale refining plus Mobil Power Compound produces this new grade Mobilgas which gives smooth, knock free mileage. In the recent official A. A. A. run over the rugged 1323-mile 1955 Mobilgas Economy Run course, a 1952 Ford and a 1S53 Ford averaged 235 miles per gallon on new grade Mobilgas. Values Added by Manufacture Down 6 Pet. in Oregon Portland Value added by manufacture in Oregon in 1953 was $985,934,000, a decline of 6 per cent from 1952, according to 1953 annual survey of manu facturers estimates released to day by Supervisor Walter A. Freeman Jr., of the Census Bu reau's district office. Average number of manu facturing employees In Oregon in 1953 was 132,385, with sala ries and wages of $556,923,000, compared with 137,940 employ ees paid $546,432,000 in 1952. The lumber and products (ex cept furniture) industry in Ore gon had value added by manu facture of $532,730,000, an aver age of 70,772 employees, and salaries and wages of $307,919, 000 in 1953, down from value added of $627,819,000, an aver age of 79,172 employees, and salaries and wages of $327,328, 000 in 1952. Value added in the manufac ture of food and kindred prod ucts in the State increased to $137,604,000 in 1953 from $113, 909,000 in 1952. Employees in this industry averaged 17,501 with total salaries and wages of $63,312,000 in 1953, compared with 17,070 employees paid $54, 863,000 in 1952. Information on manufacturing activities in 1954 is now being collected in the 1954 census of manufactures and statistics for state, their counties and cities, covering all important industries will be published before the end of this year. Japanese Film Star Eii Route for Kiss - i San Francisco '(U.R) Mistuko Kimura, 22 year old Japanese film star, arrived here yesterday from Tokyo, en route to Holly wood to finish a motion picture with a kiss. Miss Kimura, who was select ed for the lead role in the pic ture "Sergeant O'Reilly" refused to kiss her leading man, Aldo Ray, and complete the picture while Columbia studios was on location in Japan. The dainty Japanese beauty explained that kissing is con trary to Japanese tradition and would be offensive to her coun trymen. She was flown to the United States to complete the final scene of the picture in Hollywood. She will end it with a kiss to please Western audiences. Monday, May 9. 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THUS CANADIAN NATIONAL'S 10 TOP MAPLE LEAF VACATIONS 1. Scenle Rout Acres Canada to Eastern Canada and U.S. Step over Jasper 3 days. Choice of return routes. From Seattle. Approx. SJ17.M 1. Alaska Cruise via the Inside Passage 10 days Vancouver, B.C. to Skagway .SI 95.00 up Canadian Funds. M. Triangle Tour" Central British Columbia and Jasper Nat'l Park.. 7 days alt-expense from Vancouver approx. SI 43.50 Canadian Fund. 4 Jasper In Hie Canadian Reekie 5 days all-expense from Van couver, a pp. $12J.S0 .Can. Funds. II S. Suk-ArrHe Hudson Bay Tear 14 days inel. stopovers Jasper I day, hotel Winnipeg 1 night. All expense tour Winnipeg-Churchill. From Seattle app. S27e.e0. . Leke-ef -the-Weeee DMrM (Mirteki Ont.) U days inel. stop overs Jasper I day, Minaki Ledge 3 days, 5-day cruise Lake Winni peg. From Seattle app. S2M.30. 7. Mahlene ef Ontark en4 Niagara Falls 1? dV inel. Jas per 2 days, hotel Niagara Falls 1 night. Great Lakes cruise. From Seattle app. S271.S0. 8. eastern Cities and tn Lenten tie ns 12 days. Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, Thousand Islands, Tor onto, Niagara Falls. From Seattle app. 921.40. t. Rente ntle Frenen Canaan 15 days. 4-day all-expense 550-mile motor tour ef Gaspe Peninsula. From Seattle app. SJM.I5. 10. Pmnlnaoa by the lea 14 days Inel. S-dey all-expense rail and motor tour Land of Evangeline, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. From Seattle app. $444 .M. AR-Expeiue Tear include ' all . meals, transportation, lower berth, lodging and sightseeing. Other team Include transportation, lower berth, room and meals at summer resorts, meals and berth on steamers, hotels shown, selected sightseeing. US. tax extra, "Enquirm about -Family Farm Plant" Ask far (Mailed nVeMaVlnanV - BF"n"r?nBjf; arBJWnBVIBfall tews, r let ear expert nackaae specie! tea far yea. test a wnret Per derails write JAMES H. BILL, &A.P.D 214 Joseph Vance Blrfg., Seattle 1, Wash., Phene MA 40! . ar Year Travel Agent. For the Best Buy A lways Shop The Big Y rail Beautiful Full Fashion . JUST SAVE IN BIG Y YELLOW CASH REGIS TER SLIPS. 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