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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
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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.
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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.
CARD FROM STRANGER
Point Reyes, Calif. - IUPU -Bank
teller Betty Adams re
ceived a Christmas card Mon
day from a stranger named
William Williams, but sue naa
no trouble remembering him.
Williams took $14,300 from
her during the holdup of a
Bank of America branch here
last August. He later was cap
tured and confessed. The card
came from Prisoner 1423 at
Alcatraz federal prison.
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