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o 1 Empire Builders Schedule Party , The 4-H Empire Builders association will sponsor a Christmas party Dec. 28 for all interested high school age students at the 4-H building at the county fairgrounds. The party will begin at 7:30 p.m. ajid planned recreation is scheduled for the evening. HEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- A GIFT That Lasts a LIFETIME Knowing How TO SWIM for only $8.00 Swim Instruction for 1 year at the Y will make a good iwimmer of any toy or girl. SP 2-6295 "ryms BUSINESS OF GETTING UP at the crack of dawn - is a lot of hooey," complained Groucho Marx in his autobiography. "Most wealthy people I know like to sleep late and will fire the help ' . if they are disturbed be fore 3 in the afternoon. Who are the people who rise every morning ear ly? Garbage collectors and men who have to de liver the papers and milk. You don't see Marilyn Monroe getting up at 6 in the morning. The truth is, I don't see Mari lyn getting up at any hour, more's the pity. I'm sure if you had your choice you'd rather watch Miss Monroe rise at 3 in the afternoon than watch the world's greatest garbage collector hop out of bed at 6 a m " A mean but resourceful crook turned up in Grand Rapids. He refused to pay his taxi fare, so the rightfully indignant driver headed for the nearest police station. While he was inside regis tering his complaint, the passenger drove off with the cab, (They cornered him in East Lansing.) O I960, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Feature! Syndicate Oregon Legislators Expected To Oppose bridge Deficit Split TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1980 Pni-tlnnd- I1IPI1 rirtmn law makers have expressed doubt the legislature would agree to a 75-25 split of deficits for a proposed Columbia river bridge between Astoria and Megler. , Legislative Interim High- tirav rnmmittopc frnm Orntrnn and Washington discussed-the proposed bridge at a meeting here. Some Washington lawmak ers suggested that Oregon should make up 75 per cent of fhia pvtiprtpH nnpratinff ripfipit of the bridge and Washington 25 per cent. They based this on an engineering , survey which showed the Oregon side of the bridge would have about three times as much DODulation and retail trade as Oregon group, expressed the Washington side. doubt the legislature would To Cost $23.4 Million T.nto rnnslrnnlinn osti.imtos ever' ho said the was a good for the bridge place the cost Possibility that with the ,ap- f mi miiiinn Tho nrp. t,roHcn laciors interjected in OPEN Tonight till 9 HER TYPE ... HER TASTE... BEAUTIFULLY PLEASED HERE! p.m ( fe does she pre) Penney's talks personalities with a variety of nylon tricot gifts heaped with lace! :er romantic novels?,.. waltz gowns is she gamin and girl-ish?...sheil love baby dolls dieted deficit is estimated at $525,000 a year for the next ju years. State Sen. Robert C. Bailey of South Bend, Wash., said his state would go along on a proposal not exceeding $200,000 a year subsidy pay ments, with affected counties to bear a good share of that amount. Approaches Discussed Proposals are that both Oregon and Washington stand the expense directly of con structing approaches on thoir respective sides, with esti mates amounting to $1.58 mil lion for Oregon and $179,000 for Washington. State Sen. Antllnnv Vint.,-! (R-Ontario), chairman of the 11 HOMEWARES GStUS.' accept the 75-25 basis. How the matter plus the fact the nresent ferrv svstpm rpppiwpc some $100,000-a-year subsidy irom uregon, the proposition might be considered. Would Float Bonds It was agreed generally that should preliminary nrnh- lems be worked out Oreeon would float the S22 million general obligation bond tamo deemed necessary for actual construction. ' Sen. William Holmstrom. (D-Gearhart). said thero ni a possibility that with a bet ter interest rate the deficit could amount to Ipse limn planned. He also said it was "highly probable" that Ore gon would go along on the proposed 75-25 basis. Building Natural Body Resistance Battles Cancer Berkeley,' Calif.-(UPB-In the war against cancer it may be more practical to build up natural resistance in the body than to try to fight the dis ease directly, according to a noted scientist. Dr. Harry Rubin, of the University of- California's vi rus laboratory, said he has found evidence that suggests "the physical condition of the host plays a prominent if not decisive role in the develop ment of cancer. Cells Unaltered Experiments with a chicken cancer caused by a virus showed- the disease did not develop if the cells were nourished with the blood of unborn calves. Even though the dangerous viruses contin ued to multiply, "they did not alter the cells" and cause can cer, Rubin said. Something in the calf blood protected the cells from can cer. Kuuin said ne rjcneves it was the highly nourishing proteins in the calf blood. This food made the chicken cells strong enough to hold off the cancerous effects of the virus, he suggested. Experiments on mice also support his theory, Rubin said. When mice are infected with a cancer at birth, they sometimes do not show the disease for a long time. This suggests that strong young ice are able to resist tne virus, but tnat age Drings on the physiological condi tions which enable the viruses to cause cancer." Seen More Practical Rubin said his findings sug gest "it may be as important to treat the host as to treat the cancer. It may even prove more practical to maintain the host's natural resistance to cancer than to try to pro tect him from cancer viruses of cancer-causing chemicals." The scientist's research was reported in a release by the American Cancer Society, which supported the experiments. does she understate elegantly?... this classic for her No surer way to be her favorite Santa than to present her with one of these dreamy gifts that might have been designed just with her in mind ... to suit her very own style. What's more, these are all easily hand washable nylon tricot (another hug for that), daintied with dyed-to-match acetate ribbon and nylon lace, Christmas red, blue, pink, mint champagne. Waltz and full length gowns, sizes 34 to 44; baby dolls and short shift, small, medium, large. 3 EACH School Board To Ask Levy at Portland PortIand-(UPll-The Portland school board Monday night decided to ask the voters next March 8 to authorize a special lew to run two years at a maximum of $2.5 million a year. 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