Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 18, 1959, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextWetfrieseay, Nev. It, 13 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 9 ?mPT tO .nfiSISST VALUES YlKlli 1 mmm m u m.. w a . M mm ,er - m h bt " , BATGTOAY . . . TOEMEMID)(Q)(J$ SAVINGS ON EVERY EDEIPT. :0 9 P.M. ... FREE ... M.J.B. COFFEE AND CAKE . . . FREE DOOR PRIZES TERRIFIC BUY Kenmpre Washer 7 CYCLES AND 2 SPEEDS 3 DAYS ONLY 08 $10 Down Delivers 10-lb.. capacity automatic hat. 7 separate washing programs for sate, all fabric. care! 2 speed wash. . . . Spin dry! Built-in jTla...f -U uaciA twatk fIMe? Infinite water levels! No-rust porcelained top. Lid! A Y- . m If WE V SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" u PHONE SP 3-6661 Loaded With Extras 'YSetriiiSnA Pnrrlain "C Enameled Exterior KENMORE ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC DRYER 3 DAYS ONLY Siie088 $5 DOWN DELIVERS NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS TIL FEB. 1960 . 3 Temperatures hot, me dium, warm. 10-lb. capacity saves time, V work. Action stops when load-a- , door open. , . , . . . , . No rewashing due to rust or smoke. End long washdays dry in minutes. 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I960 V 3 DAYS ONLY No More To Sell at This Low Price When These Are Gone Electric Motor Driven BRUSH DOES ALL THIS lint, throd IlectriebHWh?0' 0 cmd pmt hoin n Mn-1um,h"r ff tari dhappMr. mor wheels: "j"" hs. lfond , , az (am EARS ROEBUCK AND, CO. JACKSON AT BIDDLE ROAD MEDFORD, ' OREGON Store Hours: 9:30 a.m. to. 5:30 p.m. ". Open Monday and Friday benings Til 9 P.M. J is PLENTY OF! FREE PARKING SP3-6SSI Hi rohito's I mperial Palace Described as ! Useless Mammoth Tokyo (UPD - "A harmful; -useless mammoth," Hisaakira Kanb called Emperor ' Hiro hito's Imperial palace; "Move it out of Tokyo," he urged. "Make the present pal ace into a public park. Cut roads through it to relieve the traffic congestion in central Tokyo." !! ' Kano's words make ' good sense. But where the emperor concerned, the Japanese people react more often with emotion than logic. Tjiey were outraged. , ; , Twenty years ago, Ktno might literally have lost his head for such heresy. But times have' changed." No one has suggested yet that the round-faced,, little 73-year-old Industrialist be executed. Glowering Looks Nevertheless, there were glowering looks cast his way and mutterings of "lese ma jeste" after he made his pro posals in an article contribut ed to the highly respectea magazine 'Bungei Shunju this year. ., ' - It may or may not be sig nificant that in July, shortly Union Report Forms Available At Portland Portland The U. S. Labor Department has announced here that forms for the org anization report required of all unions by the new Labor Management Reporting - and Disclosure Act' were, now available at the agency's local offices at room 317 Old U.S. Court House, 520 S. W; Mor rison st. Portland. Every labor ; organization must file such a report with the Commissioner, Bureau of Labor-Management Reports, TJ. S. Department of Labor, Washington, D.C., to be post marked not later than mid night, Dec.. 14, .1959.. Information Haquiren . The reports must include copies oi tne union ronsuiu tions and by-laws, plus infor Lmation on initiation and other fees charged members. Also required is information on procedures in estaDiisning qualifications for membership, assessments, benetit. pians, methods of dealing with fi nancial questions, aelectjon of officers, authorizations ior ap proval of collective bargain ing demands, ana otner opera tions of labor organizations. The Labor Department said the report forms are available la a packet consisting of six copies, along with . Instruc tions. The original ana. one completed copy of .the report, toeether with attachments must be sent to the Commis sioner. Bureau, of Labor-Man- aeement Reports, U.S. uepart- Iment of Labor, wasningion, D.C. Deadline for submission j of the reports is Dec. 14. after the article appeared, Kano quit his post as 'presi dent of the government hous ing corporation. Not that there aren't many Japanese who privately agree there is merit in Kano's ideas, but they don't care to pro claim publicly their support for his views. . The imperial palace covers 278.2 acres in the center of Tokyo. Dokan Ota, a feudal warrior and strategist, select ed the hill in Edo where the palace now stands as the site of a castle for his lord, Sada- masu Uesugi. He . built, the first castle there in 1457 and thereby became the founder of Tokyo. In 1868, after the support ers of the emperor overthrew the Tokugawa Shoguns (mili tary rulers), Emperor Meiji came to Edo from the ancient capital of Kyoto, moved into the castle and renamed the city Tokyo (eastern capital). The emporors have been there ever since, their right to re main unquestioned. Today, the palace is, as it was in the Tokugawa era, the center of the capital. With its wide open spaces, its quiet pine-shaded moats and gabled watch towers, it is an oasis of beauty and a reminder of a p a n ' s traditional values amid the confusion and noise of - a hustling, often bawdy, westernized metropolis. Bottleneck in Growth - But its inviolate space, lo cated in the center of Tokyo, is also a bottleneck in the growth of the world's largest city. To the east of the palace, squeezed between the moat and Tokyo bay, is the main center of Tokyo - the Ginza shopping district with its big department stores, the thea ters of Hibiya and Yurakucho, the big office buildings of Ma- runouchi, the banks of Nlhon- bashi, the stock brokerage houses of Kabutocho and the wholesale districts of Asaku- li rin club -in NEWS Eaala Point Ranchers The Eagle Point Ranchers livestock club met at . tne Eaile Point" Vocational Agri culture building, Nov. 9,, at 7:30 p.m. - - : , - The meeting was cauea 10 order by President Mike Hig- day. The club pledge was led by Kenneth Doweii, Kou can was taken and there were M members and 4 parents pres ent. Kenneth. Doweu intro duced a new member, David Svare. " There was no old business so under hew business, Mike Hisrfav asked how many mem bers wanted pigs. Mr. Higday will have to order quite a lew pigs. - - Aftr all business was through Carol Burrill gave a taiw on "Points of a rai Lamb."-Gordie De Haas also gave a talk -on "Classification of Sheep." After the reports were given. Mr. Dowell gave us a quiz on different types oi live; stock. Everyone did que well. He also passed Out en rollment cards, 4-H calenders donated by the Jackson Coun- tv Federal Savings & Loan Association, and record books. - The next meeting will be Nov 28. at 7:30 D.m.. at the Eagle Point Vocational Agri cultural building. ., ' , Everyone interested in join- in is invited to" attend. , Frances, Huffman, Reporter v... . CINDERELLA i . : MobUe, All. - (Urt - Alton Jitmes Jr., surprised a young burClar in his home and the thief fled, leavihg his sh6eS behind. Ppuce took, .the hoes tried them on a .suspect and, when they fit, turned him .over to juvenile authorities. ; sa. The palace separates them from the secondary centers of Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebuku ro and Gotanda and the fast growing suburban residential districts which lie beyond them. Every morning, masses of humanity flow into the central area from suburban homes over railways and roads that must detour around the palace. Every, night, they flow out over the 6ame con gested routes. The traffic jam at rush hours U a constant headache to Tokyo authori ties. This was what sparked Ktno'a proposal. Favorite Crochet rrnfht this adorable et in white with gaily colored flowers. Daughter will look as cute as she's warm! Quickly made in heavy knitting wor sted. Pattern 7129: cap and mit ten set in easy crochet. Direc tions sizes 4 to 10 years in cluded. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add five cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. seno 10 Medford Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., f.o. box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11,-N.Y. Prim piaimy NAME, ADDRESS and PAT TERN NUMBER. JUST OUT!. Our New 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book contains THREE FREE patterns. Plus ideas galore for home furnishings, fash ions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers exciting, unusual designs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quilt. Be first with the newest-send 25 cents nowl -- j -