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Heuberger Hopes for Shorter Bridge Toll Portland V Sen. Richard ;t Neuberger (D.-Ore.) said Mon ity he had hopes the new Inter est te bridge across the Colum- t river between Portland and j "Vancouver. Wash., could be fi- i Ttnced without the imposition gf tolls over a long period. He said "It has always been ' th intent of Congress to equita- j bly reimburse states for any j portion of highway which they build for the Interstate system.'' ; He said the bridge project had . been included in a study of state i financed units by the Public Roads administration. i Since we have been able to have the Interstate bridge in cluded in the study," he said, "there are hopeful indications that the bridge may be operated Without the imposition of tolls over a lengthy period." Members of the Senate public roads subcommittee, of which Neuberger is a member, will be in Portland in mid-December. Sfricler Physicals For Air Pilots Seen Washington TP The gov ernment may require stricter medical examinations for airline pilots because of an increasing TL number of "coekpit heart at-; tacks," the United Press has learned. Dr. J. E. Smith, acting direc-1 tor of the Civil Aeronautics ad- j ministration's medical division, ; said flatly that present medical check-ups are "inadequate." ; He revealed his division has : been pressuring the Civil Aero- j nautics board to stiffen required i medical check-ups for pilots. Five active airline captains have died of heart attacks in ' the past six months, three of them while flying. All had re cently passed their CAA physi cals. IMPORTANT FIND Cairo W-r- Scientists today reported an important new ar chaeological find in the discov ery of ancient tombs tiear Tura Bl Asmant dating back 5,000 years to the first Egyptian dynas ty. They said its historical im portance was that the tombs were , built of limestone, and achitec-; tural feat previously believed to j have been first accomplished in ; the second dynasty. All previous j first dynasty remains have been made with mud and bricks. A Prize Winner This prize medallion Is espe cially good for small articles scarves, mats, doilies, chair sets. A quick, thrifty way to take care of a long gift list. Pattern 7180: crochet direc tions for medallion 514 inches in mercerized string. Quick to do! Send Thirty-five Cents (coins) for this "pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Sta tion, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainlv NAME. ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. A bonus for our readers: two FREE patterns, printed in our ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Book for 1957! Plus a variety of designs to order crochet, knit ting, embroidery, huck weav ing, toys, dolls, others. Send 25 cents for your copy of this nee dlecraft book now! Use Mail Tribune Want Ads The Low Cos; Way to Sell I If J . Baby Found In New B-29 New type diaper s-iaped like a B-29 t'. make one size fit all babies with out folding is mon ey saving idea. Just one size to buy. So easv to wash and dry. Ask for genu ine "Dexter Dia pers'' at J. i. New berry Co. in Med ford. '3 For a fee booklet, write Dexter Diaper Fatlory; Dept. X. Hoastom S, Tex. 11 & J k f' I !-L' i 'l ' """ S all-weather coats that are treated to be " j ' ' jVQter re''ent' S W No Exchanges, Refunds or Approvals At These Prices. All Sales Final 112 EAST MAIN STREET Next Door to Robinson Tuesday. BRAND NEW FALL 1957 DRESSSES It's Sensational! 250 Famous -Make Dresses! E-7V fejTl il Values 16 95 to 29.95 , ThStyl" r. ;. P ji C0TS j Bros. - PLENTY OF FREE PARKING October 22, 1957 - - J MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE I
