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RECORD LITTER "Sue Lee," a Pekingese dog owned by Mrs. James Clarke, 1730V4 North Riverside ave., is mother of what some Pekingese breeders believe is the largest family f pups for any Pekingese dog in the United States. This is hei second litter, which includes six males and one female. O Previously she gave birth to a litter of six that equalled the Jtnown record, according to Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Clarke breeds Pekingese as a specialty, and has notified the American Jtennel club in New York for possible confirmation of a jcecord litter. The pups were two months old when the picture Was taken. filter-Tip Smoking A Waste of Money Probe Chairman Says Washington M The chair man of the House subcommittee which has just completed an in vestigation of cigarette filters said Saturday smokers "have been wasting their money" buy ing filter-type varieties. Rep. John A. Blatnik (D-Minn.) said snlokers "might Just as well be smoking the old unfilt ered cigarettes." Just As flack Nicotine Blatnik said his House sub committee's inquiry showed that smokers are getting Just as much tar and nicotine from the new filter-tip cigarettes as from the regular-size plain-tip variety. But he said smokers are paying close to $200 million a year extra for filter tips. Moreover, he told the United Press, advertisers have spent hundreds of millions of dollars during the last four years to promote filter-tip cigarettes, but smokers got a better tobacco for less money with the old un filtered variety. Blatnik's government opera tions subcommittee Friday con cluded six days of hearings on filter tips and the cigarette smo-l mer hat arrived and iA skirts. Butcher weave, CWSS MONDAY 2sSC morningJ PRICES SLASHED! p&l r Ladies Cotton Skirts 1 11 Sm ana aroaatioin. many intiuaing unpieeu piean, gars, sheath and swing. Values to $4.98. Hurry to Newberry's for this outstanding buyl Special CLEARANCE SALE CIRLS' BOLERO Sun Dresses Reg. $1.19 88' Special C8. Many brigWt print and check dresses in sizes 1 tc 6x. Hurry to Newberry's while they last. LADIES FIRST QUALITY NYLONS Reg. 89c pr. SPECIAL 2 pr. $1.00 3 pr. $1.47 First Quality DuDCrt nylon, 51 ga. 15 den. Erightone and Sun tone colors. Sues BVz to 1 1. Medford's Bargain Corner king-lung cancer controversy Blatnik said he believes "peo ple will go on smoking" despite reports that cigarette consump tion is a cause of lung cancer. But he expressed confidence a "way out" can be found to give them better health protection. One way, he said, would be to find some agent that would "neu tralize" substances in tobacco tars believed responsible for causing lung cancer. Another way, he added, would be through use of tobacco pro ducing less tars and development of better filtering processes. London, Shakespeare, Shaw Plays in Ukraine London Wi Works by Jack London, William Shakes peare and George Bernard Shaw are being performed by thea ters in the Ukraine, Moscow ra dio has reported. According to a broadcast heard here, plays being staged were London's "The Theft," Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing," and Shaw's "Pygmalion." the time Is here to stock up on embossed cotton, duck, drip and dry YARDAGE SPECIAL! Everglaze COTTON Reg. 59 1 yd. Beautiful polished prints, dots and stripes and checks, which are all san forized to guarantee per fect fit. Permanent finish. 36 in. width. Sixth Complete 2T. rlker Republican Takes on Six for McCarthy's Post Madison, Wis. Hfl A lone "Eisenhower Republican" takes on six conservative candidates in next Tuesday's Wisconsin GOP primary battle for the Senate seat Joseph R. McCarthy made famous. Only two Democrats, both of the Liberal wing of the party, are contending for the right to run the special election Aug. 27 to fill the vacancy left by Mc Carthy's death last May. Election officials predicted a light turnout of voters, despite the bumper crop of seven Re publican candidates in a state which the GOP has dominated for years. Former Gov. Walter J. Kohler, 53, is the only solid Eisenhower supporter among the GOP cand idates. He has charged his op ponents with being Old Guard, super-reactionary, and isolation ist. Blow for Blow Most of the three-time gov ernor's thrusts have been aimed at former Rep. Glenn R. Davis, 42, a congressman for 10 years. Davis has returned blow for blow, with the result that the two candidates have been set apart from the rest of the field. Republican Lt. Gov. Warren P. Knowles 48, Rep. Alvin E. O'Konski of Mercer, 53, State Sen. Gerald D. Lorge of Bear Creek, Wis., 35; former Rep. John C. Schafer; and former State Supreme Court Justice Henry P. Hughes complete the field of GOP candidates. Democrat William Proxmire, 41, and Rep. Clement J. Zab locki, 44, nave directed their jibes at the Republicans and have discussed national and in ternational issues in their cam paigns. Their differences on is-1 sues appear to be slight, so the race between them is seen as a popularity contest. Food, Drug Products Seized for Law Violation Washington flP) The Food and Drug administration report ed Saturday it seized four food and 24 drug products in June for improper labeling and oth er reasons. A total of 928,000 pounds of tuifit foods were seized. Twenty-one firms were con victed and sentenced for viola tion of the federal food, drug and cosmetic act. summer prints $299 GIRLS' FINE COMBED COTTON Knit Panties v Reg. 49c valu SPECIAL 3 Sires 6-16 In a waffle weave. Shrunk to fit. Simply wash and hang to dry. A real Newberry value. LADIES Rayon Panties Reg. 49c value SPECIAL 3-s1 00 Beautiful solid rayon lace trim panties in yellow, pink, blue, green and white. Sizes 5-6-7. & Central Variety Department Store ;Governorrs Mansion May Be Selected Salem (W A 35-year-old colonial house in Salem may be come the official governor's man-, sun, if board of control ar rangements now pending are successful. Board Secretary William C. Ryan said Saturday he hoped an architect could begin this week drawing up plans for re modeling the house. Several other homes in the newly-extended capital mall area are also under consideration, Ryan said. The 1957 legislature gave the board of control $250,000 to purchase property in the extend ed capital mall. It has been cus tomary in the past to use houses purchased in the mall area for rental to state officials until they had to be torn down. The late Gov. Paul Patterson was provided a house In the same area. Action Postponed on Dawkins' Selection Portland W The Oregon Centennial Commission has post poned until Tuesday any action on final selection of William Dawkins and Associates, Med ford, as public relations and pro motion consultant for the Cen tennial. The commissioners, meeting here Friday, said they wanted to have a breakdown of Daw kins' bid for $98,000 which would be ail-inclusive, provid ing for office space rental and salaries. Dawkins said he would have this information for the commissioners by Tuesday. Floyd Maxwell, managing di rector of the 1959 Centennial Exposition, said the commission would open its downtown office in the Jackson Towers building soon. He said that more than 42 acres would be available on the Pacific International Livestock Exposition grounds here. GHEES GOB MONEY uViV DOWN 2 A WEEK BEAUTIFUL 14-KARAT GOLD MOUNT INOS with 11 SPARKLING DIAMONDS "THI ASTWD" 15-DIAMOND WEDDING BAND S950 NO MOKII: town ONLT . 1. 00 A WEEK msmsm 122 East Main Street Store Hours: 9:30 Russian Youths Greet Foreign Delegates at Moscow Celebration Moscow W Pushing crowds of Russian teen-agers Saturday greeted thousands of foreign delegates 50 of them Ameri cans arriving at Moscow rail road station for the opening of the Moscow Youth festival. The U. S. group formed the largest single contingent of the 200 Americans scheduled to at tend the two-week festival that starts today. Most of the Americans were students but the group included one Russian expert making the trip for study purposes and one insurance salesman. Few Serious Delegates Many apparently were "along for the ride." Only about one third were here as serious dele gates. At previous festivals Am ericans have attended only as observers. The Moscow Youth choir wel comed the noon train carrying American, English, Irish, Czech, Hungarian and French youths. More than one thousand Rus sian youngsters stood on the platform with flowers or out stretched autograph books. Outside the station Russian po lice in a friendly mood had trou ble keeping a path for the vis itors through the mobs of on lookers. American Arnold Spindler of Los Angeles (no street address available), bearded and carrying a guitar, was a particular sub ject for Soviet autograph hunt ers and amateur photographers. While he signed autographs, a young Russian grabbed his guit ar, with a small American flag waving at one end of it, and strummed a few chords. Months in Preparation Some 33,000 foreign delegates are expected for the athletic, literary and political festival, for "THE CHALLENGER" SOLITAIRE WITH MATCHING BAND 11 00 Crid UK 6old Mountings NO MONEY DOWN ONLY 2.00 A WEEK Phone SP 3-5348 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sundar. July 28, 1957 which Muscovites have been pre paring for months. Delegates are coming even from Spain, with which the Sov iet Union has no diplomatic rela tions, and from Israel, which Russia has denounced as the scoundrel of the Middle East. The Soviets do not consider the festival as sponsored by the government but as a "joint vol untary undertaking" of youth groups in many countries. Some 60,000 Russians from sll 15 Republics will come to Mos cow to take part, although only 3.000 have been designated as official delegates. Asiatic Flue Epidemic Kills 642 in West Java Jakarta, Indonesia (V) An Asfatic flu epidemic has caused 642 deaths in West Java, offi cial reports said Saturday. The reports added that the epidemic still is raging in some areas and that 561 of the fa talities occurred in one district alone. West Java also is plagued with floods which have caused 13 deaths and the evacuation of more than 60,000 persons from low-lying areas, according to the reports. Use M-T Classified Ads Wherever you go, you'll A Mw's jMntytr HIM' I Mm's Quick Tripor$ 19.50 C ItM Trail Ct WM D LWte' Mlnui $2730 mil mriM im tax Come 0ENRUS uDiEr watch TOO PIT 50' A iff EM . Wi afcraafc as tn I MAIN ST. (ffAfSSfTA 1 S?H35&8 Nasser Says Egypt Not Being Subdued Alexandria, Ekypt AB Egyptian President Gamal Ab del Nasser told thousands uf cheering citizens here that the United States and the West have failed in attempts to starve Egypt into submission. He said Egypt with Syrian and Russian help, "won the battle against starvation and econom ic pressure" just as she had won out against the Anglo-French-Israeli invasion last fall. Nasser addressed some 180, 000 persons who gathered at Hammed Hahrir Liberation Square here -to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the ouster of former King Farouk. It was at this same place and time last year that Nasser announc ed the nationalization of the Suez Canal.' . Four-fifths of the water the U.S. uses comes from lakes and streams. Wells provide about 20 per cent. 20 O with B.B.B. "Mr. Slat Happy" BLIND LAUNDRY 109 Vancouver Phone SP 3-5261 LV casts Imm thaa you'd M k Mrt tM rvrw fair an mX in... order by phone accounts opened by telephone! V FT, (LiiipUpJUllJiJ N $00175 IV WEEK 1 (HIAO MEDFOR (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE Gun Shots Rouse Man; Investigation Fatal New York W Mario Dis arno, S3, was awakened by gun fire outside his Brooklyn home early Saturday. He stuck his head out the window to investi gate. A bullet went through his head, killing him instantly. Police said the shot was fired by Clemoth Ridley, 35, who was aiming at a group of men who had been annoying his daugh ter. One of the men in the group, Arthur Stuart, 21, was critically wounded. UV A mSRM tj BflflBg IVHMI PACIFIC . IHDUSTRIAL" lit. eMrl rttWM IP 3-5301 OAS E3 SAVE ME! OFF CLEANING ORDER OF 2 OR MORE BLINDS copy sf this ad VENETIAN want . . .1 J' f 122 E. Main Phone SP 3-5348 Store Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. nan ) L ' " m. L im
