MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
Crochet Thread
Reg. 59c
SPECIAL
Special Pyramid jumbo crochet
cotton. White. 900 yd. ball.
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Stamped
Pillow Cases
Re,$,.3, $1
Tuesday, December 27, 1955
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FLOsD CUTS U. S. 101 The Klamath River bridge at the
small town of Klamath in Northern California near the
Oregon border is made impassable by rising river water.
At least 12 are dead and 15,000 homeless as flood damages
rolled into millions of dollars.
Radio Appeal Helps Capture Abductor
Milwaukee, Wis. U.R) A
man brandishing a bloody butch
er knife, held a three-month-old
baby "captive for almost six
hours last night while a Catholic
$iest broadcast repeated ap-
pejjs that he give himself up.
Ysias Sanchez, 26, was finally
Captured late last night in the
home of a friend. The baby was
found unharmed in the house
and was returned to the mother.
Police said Sanchez, a suspect
ed narcotics addict, seized the
child because he claimed to be
Freeze Funds To See
Profits Legal
Aires '(U.R) Funds of
360 individuals and 97 compan
ies, including two affilated with
U.S. firms, were frozen today
and will remain so until they
o prove their profits were Ifcgal
under the regime of ousted Dic
tator Juan D. Peron.
Two of the firms involved are
industrialists Kaiser Argentina,
a $30,000,000 affiliate of the
Henry J. Kaiser enterprises in
the United States, and the Wil
liams Chemical Co.
A total of 172 firms now are
Ainder investigation for possible
illicit profits from 1943 until
the downfall of Peron in the
O revolt&on last Sept. 20 in Ar-
The list of individuals whose
funds have been attached in
cludes fieures in the world of
sports, the theater and virtually
all collaborators of the Peron
racflmo
Among them are Juan Manuel
- Fangio, world champion auto
racer whose interests extend
. into the business iieia, interna-iM-iallir
Vnnwn tennis star Te-
ran de Weiss, actress Fanny Na
varro ana Austrian inausiriansi
Fritz JUandl.
West Germans To Get
Some Tax Free Items
Bonr. Germany (U.R) The
West German government faced
the facts today. It gave legal
reigignition to a booming black
market business conducted by
Allied servicemen and Germans
- for nearly 11 years.
Hereafter Germans may ac
cept specified amounts of tax
free cigarettes, tobacco, coffee,
tea and liquor from friends or
employees without paying cus
toms duty which the govern
ment never could collect any
way. The announcement Monday
thus "legalized" the wages or
bonuses of hundreds of thou
sands of house maids, handymen,
mechanics and salesmen. Since
the occupation, American, Brit
ish, and French troops have
been paying all or part of then
help with commodities they get
tax free but for which the Ger
mans must pay high duty.
the father. He knifed Sepharino
Garcia, husband of the mother,
and pushed another man through
a plate glass window during his
flight with the baby.
Apartment Building
The abduction occurred at the
apartment building where both
Sanfhez and the Garcias lived.
Franciscan Father Gerald of
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catho
lic church aided the police man
hunt by broadcasting repeated
appeals in Spanish over radio
station WOKY.
He begged Sanchez to return
the infant to Mrs. Garcia or
bring the child -to his church.
He also asked members of Mil
waukee's large Mexican colony
to report any news of Sanchez'
whereabouts.
Almost six hours after the ab
duction, police came upon San
chez. They had tracked him
down through information giv
en by Mrs. Garcia.
Woman Nominafed
Mother of the Year
Portland (U.R) Mrs. Bertha
Holt of Creswell, Ore., today
was proposed as American Moth
er of the Year by Sen. Richard
L. Neuberger (D-Ore.).
The senator said he had sent
his nomination to the Mothers'
committee of the Golden Rule
Foundation in New York to ob
tain recognition for Mrs. Holt's
"outstanding service to children
and humanity and for deeds
symbolizing the true meaning
of Christmas."
Mrs. Holt and her husband
recently adopted eight Korean
war orphans and are supporting
30 more in orphanages in Ko
rea. They have six children of
their own.
Neuberger said "I believe that
proper recognition of mothers
who look upon the needs of
humanity everywhere could be
advanced by the nomination of
Mrs. Bertha Holt as the Ameri
can Mother of the Year for
1956."
Operation On Adlai's
Son Said Successful
Chicago (U.R) Doctor said
today that an operation on the
youngest son of Adai E. Steven
son, injured in a car crash
which killed two other ' youths,
was a success.
John Fell Stevenson, 19,
underwent a two-hour operation
for removal of a shattered knee
cap yesterday.
A Passavant Hospital spokes
man said afterwards that the
youth would suffer no crippling
effects, but will probably remain
hospitalized for 10 to 14 days be
fore starting physical therapy.
Young Stevenson's car crashed
last Wednesday with a truck
near Goshen, Ind. Two Harvard
University classmates were
killed instantly and a third was
injured.
Hubbard Bros., Inc.
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polity Items. Better Come in Early. Get a Big Share
SALE pr.
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White, many patterns.
Choice" of Rich Colors
BATH TOWELS r
HANDY, 10-PLASTIC LINE
INDOOR DRYER
Reg.
Save 22c
Big, thick, thirsty, absorb
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HAND TOWEL to
match Reg. 39c
WASH CLOTH to
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Vy Hooaea, latex-back pad
I ' U U won slide or shit' Full"size I
I cover has -elastic edge.
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44 feet of line space, 52"
above the floor. Adjustable
legs. Fits easily in bath tub.
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IRL'S "DUXKIN" JACKET
5977
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Reg. $3.98
NOW
Reg. $5.98
NOW
Plastic with warm quilted wool
lining. Waterproof. Easily clean
ed with damp cloth. Two styles.
White, pink, blue. .Sizes 6-14.
Chenille
Bedspreads
1
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. Values to $5.98
Sale $099
Price
Final cleanup on full size
or twin chenille bed
spreads. All colors.
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Final Cleanup
Flannel, Broadcloths, Percales,
Lawns, Organdies.
Values to 49c yd.
Ladies'
Silk Scarfs
Reg. 69c
for 1 00
Large size, 27 inches square.
Hand sewed hems. Bright
prints.
SO LOW YOU CAN AFFORD
TO USE SEVERAL THROUGHOUT YOUR HOME.
COTfOn SCATTER BUGS
27"X8"REG.S k $W?SLT
SAVE 61c
Sale
yd.
nn thick Dile offers a real luxury un
derfoot. Latex backing prevents dan
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Prints and solid colors. Some slight
seconds. 36 in. width. Wash fast
colors.
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PEPPERELL RED LABEL
CANNON FINE MUSLIN
Reg. $2.29
Sale Price
; Your choice fall or twin size. First quality. Guaranteed by
their famous makers.
YARDAGE SPECIALS!
39-inch Unbleached Muslin
Ladies' 100
NYLON
Spec.
Fine 40 denier nylon tricot. 3
in. nylon lace trim top and bot
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Special
Collection
39-in. to
45-in.
Suitings
Values to 98e Yd.
'yd.
Assortment of Rayon Faille,
Rayon Gabardine and Rayon
Flannel. All first quality, washable.
All Purpose Suit &
Garment Bag
Were $2.49
S H 25
nun
Heavy Vinyl Plastic, 42
inches long. Easy access
with large zipper opening.
DELUXE ALL ENAMEL
Step Stool
S165
Bright white with "tuck
away" rubber treaded steps.
Height 24-in.
Special
10
yard
Slight seconds of regular 35c yd.
80 sq. unbleached muslin
Fine Assortment Curtain Yardage
36 to 44 inch widths in wonderful
variety of cloths and patterns. Values
to 49c yd. Sale Price
Clearance
Large assortment percale,
broadcloth, gingham,
chambray and polished
cotton.
Remnants
SALE PRICE
SiOO
36 to 39 in. widths. Values
to 59e yd. Some slightly
soiled.
Repeat Special!
Lovely Framed
Pictures
Special
Reg. $1.98
S47
100 only to sell at this
special price. 22x48 oilerte
pictures. Beautiful scenes.
Mattress Pads
CUSHION FOAM
7.95 Now
$4.45
$3.45
Full S
Re&,
Twin Size
Keg. 5.95 Now
Quilted Cotton
Reg. 3.98 Now
Twin Size CO OQ
Ladies Long Sleeve
Imported
Blouses
Reg. $1.98
Special S166
Fabulous quality In stylish
sanforized cotton blouses.
Plaids, . prints and solid
colors.
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