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Week's fesiag Bay Tornereoes, Ron Still Plague Texas; Five Die By UNITED PRESS Tornadoes and torrential downpours roared into Texas Friday night and Saturday in the wake of other severe weath er which has scarcely allowed the Lone Star State to get back on its feet. Monday, Jun. 3. 1957 MEDFORD (OREGOK) MAIL TRIBUKE THREE The violent onslaueht tnnV at Ithaca, X.Y. TP Cornell Uni versity Proctor Lowell George hopes the persons who stole black fixtures worth $1,000 from five men's dormitories during the week end were oranksters and will return their loot. The fixtures were 105 com mode seats. Vienna IF The Commuist Hungarian government hai call a special parliamentary session to discuss the current budget and the law governing property of Hungarians who fled after last October's uprising, the of ficial Hungarian news agency MTI reported Saturday. least five Texan lives while 11 j inches of rain was reported at i some points. Throughout the rest of the nation ri tit-oi j weather prevailed although rain fpll in . . . . many areas ana ugmning knocked out power transform ers in Vermont. JOIN THE BIG SWITCH TO THE iWlIGOTY CHRVSEJ Most glamorous car In a generation , Silfife, x-aj 17 9093 ' s'zcs ! I I 2-10 FBI ENDS WANDERLUST The Italian consul to Chicago, Count Ludovlco Barattierl fleftj and his wife the Countess kiss their wandering son in a forgive and forget re union in New York. The youngs?r ran away from home "on the spur of the moment" six weeks ago and had been the object of an intensive search. He was found by FBI aents. Is That So? Easy sewing for mother, with our new PRINTED Pattern.' And Printed dren's Sues 2. 4, 6, 8. 10. Size, shirt tnp takes 1 1 it yards 35- inch fabric; shorts, : yard. Printed directions on each pattern p2rt. Easier, faster, accurate. send rlrlY Cfc.MS in coins; ! Knowland Sees Reservation in j Atomic Treaty I Washington W Senate Re- By EUGENE (URNS Ranger-Naturalist The camel has been in man's extremely well under even the service during peacetime or greatest privations. The hump I war fr at lea;t 5,000 vears r ... l fm . ... , .. .. i , . .. on the back, filled with fatty tis- , so long that there is no such J thing as a "wild camel." King sue- can be "absorbed when David of Biblical days used starving. It can store water in such a darling set for your littl" ' camels, bir cnarles -Napier con- its stomach and muscles and as miss: Shirt-top, shorts, pedal ; quered a region of India, now a result go up to five days in the pushers mix and match for a ' part of Pakistan, for the British driest of deserts, carrying a iummer of pretty play fashions.' j with the help of 25.000 camel- heavy burden, without suffering ! publican Leader William T t-anem auy.i: nu- ! uurne wuups. .apuitun useu any real inconvenience. Its well- Knowland airl Satnrrlav h ii . cameis ui tgypi. naireri snt-iiKe nostrils close ' ,, (, . . Durine Worlrl War I r.eneral aeainst winri-hlown it. r"" " ,"","'u" Edmund Allenby fielded the ; double rows of heavy long eye- offei"ed to the pending treaty to largest camel transport corps ; lasties protect its eyes from flv-1 Pul lne united battes into tne .me worm nas ever seen num-j ing gnr particles. At the ends I international agency for peace- Dering lio.uuu -vim wnicn ne , o; ns long legs are broad feet I time atomic enerev develon- ; orove me iu oui or r-aiesime, wan cusnionv elastic pads which i ment lor tins pattern add a cents for ! tawing eeersneoa and moving on spread out as tne foot is pressed He told newsmen there racn pattern lor isi-class mall-1 l" auatu Jerusalem vwin sue ing. Genrl to Marian Martin, care i cess of Medford Mail Tribune. Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St.. Nfw York 11. N. Y. Print plain Iv NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Quick Crochet int camels numbered more than one-third this number in World War II, right aroujid 50.000, and they served with British, French. Egyptian. Ger man, Indian, Russian forces, i are on the ground, giving the animal j "several alternatives" and dis- a greater area on which to stand. dosed that he was drafting one which would remove some of Finally, for combat dutv camel can carry an enormous load up to half a ton, 25 miles a day. easily. Hitched it can pull 1,600 pounds. When traveling light say with a few alloted to American ; with only two riders and their his doubts about the program The treaty is pending before the Senate Foreign Relations committee, which may act on it this week. It was drafted to car ry out the world atoms-for-peace troops. Camel-mounted troops war gear and food it can be ! program proposed bv President scored their greatest success per-j pressed to go eight miles an hour Eisennower neariy "four years haps under Maj. Gen. Jacques for 18 hours. In a week, a war-a0 Leclerc in Morocco, northern loaded camel has crossed 750 1 Africa, where they defeated the! miles of arid desert and in a I Knowland had revealed previ elite Panzer divisions by stealthy ! country in which a horse or mule j ouslv that he had as,ked the ad" mm night tactics. Too. at the height of the Ger man penetration of Russia at Stalingrad, the Russians iwed c nel-moumed units to help en- j circle the city but wisely saved j most of their mounts for more valuable back pack duty in the Black Sea area. I.i the U. S., a camel corps wri would starve. Of all man's dumbs allies, not one can match the camel's desert performance. (Copyright. 1957, by Eugen Burns Released by McClur Nawspaper Syndicate) j Free: By special arrangement j with the editors of the Encylclo- j pedia Americana, my panel of i introduced into our arid atwith- j judges will award each week to west by Secretary of War Jeffer- j the reader who sends me the best son Davis for frontier garriion i true-life nature adventure, the and settlement duty shortly be-! best nature observation, or the fore the Civil War. best question on nature and wild- Everything Went Smoothly j life, a complete 30-volume set As long as the $30,000 appro- of this world-famous reference priation held up for imported native Arab riders to go with the 75 camels everything went fairly smoothly. Smoothly, that is, when a teamster rode well ahead and shouted to horsemen: work in a handsome Sealcraft bindixig. Each week new submis sions will be considered. Sorry, I simply can't answer your many friendly letters. Please address our letter to: Is That So! c o enough to induce even bath-hat- I ing keepers to sleeD to wind- Lovely holder for fruit or gay j ward. Besides, riding a camel artificial flowers: This basket in i takes years and years of exper rasy crochet takes the form of j ience a training which should a graceful, decorative "swan." i begin before the prospective Pattern 7384: Crochet direc- i camel rider lias been weaned, tions for "'swan'' 12 inches long I In our grand southewest ex it, heavy jiffy cotton; starched periment. few American caval atiffiy. Smart idea for hostess rynien could stomach the animal "Clear the way. The Camels are ' Medford Mail Tribune, Box 575 coming!" At the sight and smell, ; Sausalito. Calif. even strong horses panicked. As even the most devoted cam eleer will acknowledge the camel has some rather revolting social handicaps: a harelip, long dirty I Dm IVIaka J in II C yellow teeth with which it can K6Q I5I66Q III U.J. une mritfjv, djiu a snieu strong 65,212,510 Auios Washington HP Bertram D. Tallamy, federal highway admin istrator, reported that 65.212.510 motor vehicles were registered in the United States last year. This was a gain of 4 per cent, or 2.518.691 vehicles, over 1955. The total included 54.332.295 passenger cars. 10.625.536 trucks and 254.679 buses. ministration to consider a reser vation or other legislative condi tion to make it easier for the United States to withdraw from the international agency. The Senate committee may get the administration's views today. Some Senators Worried Some senators have been wor ried about the treaty because Communist nations would be members of the agency and its charter could be amended by the votes of two-thirds of the member nations that is. with out U.S. consent. However, members can withdraw. Knowland said he was draft ing a reservation which would instruct the president to with draw if the Senate failed to rati fy an amendment to the charter. He added, however, that the whole question was "still in the discussion stage." A reservation would go into the Senate resolution to approve the treaty. It could be written in by a majority vote, whereas the treaty itself requires a two thirds vote of the Senate. Asked if he would support the treaty if a satisfactory reserva tion were worked out, Know land said he would if he also could get ' clarification of a few other things." He declined to elaborate. gifts: much less stay atop these ships J California had the hiehest to- Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS j of the desert for an hour. As I tal registration with 6.534.982 in coins for this pattern add 5the camel picks up one foot at a rents for each pattern for 1st-1 time, the rider is thrown into a class mailing. Send to Medford complete revolution, pitching Mail Tribune. Household Arts i successfully to the four points The largest percentage increases from 1955 to 1956 were Nevada with 13.6 per cent and Florida with 10.3 per cent. Dept . P.O. Box 168, Old Chel sea Station. New York 11. N'.Y Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. A boi.tis for our readers two FREL' patterns, printed in our new Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book for 95 7' Plus a wonderful variety of designs to order crochet, knitting, embroidery, hurk weaving, toys. dolls, otherf. Send 25 rents for your copy of thii exciting NEW needle book now: of the compass. Heaping blows on the camel may backfire. He has a long memory and once he catches an offender off-guard, ugh, he's had it: The camel will violently discharge through mouth and nose full in the face a disgusting green mass of half-digested foul smelling food.. Need I say, Jeff Davis' camels were no howling success, in fact the Territory of Nevada banned them by law. But yet, these animals bear up Your Future Depends on Our Colleges o Tday r:ir omntrr nlii rnt- . loge-edurared rnen and women pa nuer before. Disciplined rvnds are our greatest asset in an mrrea:njy complex and challenging worid. Every American lias a vital ) ''' in our colleges and uni versities. These institutions are atr.vmg valiantly to meet their Increasing obligations to our ociety, but they are seriously handicapped by lack of funds. -wore money is needed to ex- aandard, and to provide a wind education for the increasing millions of young people who want and deserve it. 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