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Newspaper Page Texttt I' .:., : ; y'S tswT d NIA Trfiphet BUILDUP Sealed tanks, containing Nike or Hercules guided missiles from the U. S., are unloaded in the rain by coolies at Keel ung, Formosa. The missiles will be reassem bled by American missile unit troops, also recently arrived in Formosa. Meanwhile, President Eisenhower, in a press conferenc e, has sharply criticized the involvement of American foreign policy in the current pol itical campaign. Couple Honeymooning, Thanki To Univae, TV New Hunt Slated For Lost Alaskan I Oregon Historical Croup Elects Editor HOLLYWOOD (APi Shirlev Saunders and Bob Kardell are Clima rtfflrll honeymooning today thanks to ',,,,,c wlllfciai an electronic brain and television, t Their marriage last Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church was the result of a Cupid-playing: I nivac. The best man was Art Linkletter, whose TV show People Are Funny brought them togeth er. Twenty other couples also were paired by the machine as ideal' mates, but no marriages resulted, j Bob and hnirley. Both 26, were chosen for their similarity in reli gion. politics, education sonality. JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) -Win ter search efforts for Clarence , Rhode will be concentrated in ; wooded country on fhe southern slopes of the Brooks Mountain range, a U. S. Fish and Wildlife! Service official said here, j Theron Smith, FWS aircraft , supervisor from Anchorage, said , the winter freeze up in the remote I northeastern corner of the terri-1 j tory now was almost complete enougn 10 support ski operations ERet RobfftRusI Bid For Ftreign Ministers' Meet WASHINGTON' (AP) Secre tary of State Dulles today re buffed a Soviet bid for an early foreign ministers meeting on end I ing nuclear weapons tests. But he j offered to attend a later East- W est conference if that "seems ! necessary and desirable." i In notes delivered in Moscow, J (he U. S. and British governments i called on the Soviet Union to be- g:n diplomatic negotiations on the I test issue Oct. 31, as previously agreed. Dulles said he. Foreign Secre tary Selwyn Lloyd and Russia's Andrei Gromyko should not at tend the initial sessions. "If, as the discussions at the diplomatic level proceed, the presence of foreign ministers seems necessary and desirable the secretary of state would he prepared to attend," the note ad ded. By this move Dulles and "Lloyd obviously sought to avoid being placed in a completely negative position on the issue of a foreign miniver meeting. Russia proposed a meeting of foreign ministers in a note Oct. 1. There was immediate suspicion here that the Reds were trying to find an excuse to assure the failure of the scheduled Geneva negotiations and put the blame on the Western Powers. The United States reminded the Soviet Union that President Ei senhower had offered last Aug. 22 to suspend U. S nuclear weap ons tests for a year, with subse quent one year extensions, if Rus sia also would refrain from test ing and if progress were made toward setting up a control sys tem to police the test ban. S-Ibiod Fishing Zora Mef Dated TOKYO (AP) Japan will; press for a reasonable line divut-i ing the salmon fishing zone in the North Pacific. So sas its chief delegate to the International North Pacific Fisheries Commission which opens a session here Nov. 4 ! Iwao Fuiita. vice president of the Great Japan Fishers Assn. and chairman of the commission, said' in an interview "e only want to arrive at a reasonable line divid-i ing the salmon fishing tone in the' North Pacific." I The 1952 Japan-Canada-l'. S. ! Fishery Treaty places the provi sional dividing line between the North American and Japanese fining fleets at 175 degrees west meridian running north and aouth through the Aleutians. United States conservationists and fishing interests are reported to have become worried over the seasonally small run of young salmon in Bristol Bay, Alaska. They reportedly are urging the US. government to have Japan moe the line 510 miles further west. Bv Jo Fitcher Thai Cabinet Resigns Monday Family Dinner Parties Or Banquets Any Silt, Up to 80 People, Any Hour, Breakfast, Lunch or Dinnor Ph. BURTON'S OR 3-8122 ' PORTLAND (AP) Malcolm Bauer of Portland, associate edi tor of The Oregonian, is the new president of the Oregon Historical Society. He was elected at the organi zation's 61st annual meeting here here. Serving with him will be Eugene Marsh. McMinnville, vice presi dent; Robert Ellis Jr., Portland, secretary; and C. B. Portland, treasurer. New directors include; Marsh; Robert E. Dodge, Eugene; Alva C. Goodrich. Bend; W. F. McCul loch, Corvallis; and Robert Wil son, Madras. The society previewed a film of Oregon history, made from the auiit-iv s Hindi v inioiutii nulla. i i- i j Special music was written for the 1 'caLe, ln tnR'f "0 Tues. Oct. 21, 1958 The Newt-Review, Roiehurg, Ore. 9 The Crossword Puzzle For Today Funtime Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 Maidens 6 Social gathering 11 Salt oi oleic acirl 13 Irony 14 Leased 15 Place of worship 16 Rifle 17 War jod 19 Boon companion for funlime SI! Send (orlh 12 Make lace 13 Waer 24 Trimmed (Scot ) rs.Slahle 28 Adverbial particle KO Sea raaK 31 Mineral spring It? Hastened 33 Protect 3fi Wheys of milK 39 Podrlle 40 African worm 4C Comimirtista 44 Pismire 45 Mischievous child 4 Pedal disit 4" Creative force 50 Whole Vt Cubic meters 54 Sailed upward 55 Sailor's tales 56 Party DOWN I Fat greedily i Intestinal divisions 3 Coagulating enzyme 4 I.ett coin 5 Sainte tab ) 6 Exclamation of riitgust 7 Indonesian of Mindanao 8 Torn 9 Agreement 10 Shrieks 12 Hedart 11 Dissipate 18 Short-napped 29 Scores fabric 33 Musical 21 Lymphoid composition tissue of Jl More torrid throat 35 Cathedral 23 Surpassing church life" FuAhF itsbr s c & g gal jgjpl Is'tIn'aI fctE'eU. 25 Opiale 27 Periods of 37 Withdraft from, activity 3. Idolirej 39 Small flower 41 Mimics 43 Plants 4A Footed iso 91 Slight bow 52 Sailor 1 1 I l I L 17 IS 13 10 " 1 P "" "" " --- i if is i? '5 JT""j5 m V . iTjiT TjiT 1 L- ' ' ' ' I I I I I ti f3 ' and per-1 hv hoht n anes Search efforts have been stalled for the past three weeks while search pilots waited for lakes in the area to freeze over and for snow conditions to settle. Rhode. 45. regional director of the agency's bureau of sports fish composer, and wildlife here, has been miss-' ing since Aug. 20. He was on a flight over the re- l jw- d c ;i u- l Cea, mote sheep country, and was ae- ', ' S7 companied by his son. Jack. 21. j But Not For Very Long and Stan Fredericksen, 34, FVS-j agent at Fairbanks. I OTAI, Calif. (AP) Two boys Smith will direct the winter who set sail for Tahiti in a home search efforts for the three men i made boat are back home today, from Fairbanks. I A Navy PT boat intercepted them Planes taking part in the re- 17 miles at sea. BANGKOK. Thailand (API The Stephenson, Thai Cabinet headed by Premier Tbanom Kiltikachorn resigned Monday, the government radio, an nounced. The mass resignation came aft er the return to this capital Sun day of strongman Marshal Sarit Thanarat. He slipped quietly into the country after returning mys teriously from a convalescent He went into a film bv Robert Crowlev. Pnrlland nuddle 'th top political leaders ,..', " as soon as he arrived. i THE FINEST ORANGE SOFT DRINK EVER MATE Bottled by Fullerton Beverage Co. had been rumors Sarit some government perhaps and newed hunt will he based at Bet ties and Fort Yukon. Ceneral Motors Begins Rolling Again Monday " DETROIT (AP) A big toward full production of model cars came Monday as Gen eral Motors assembly lines began rolling for the first time since Oct, 2. At the same time Chrysler re ported all its plants were hack in operation as workers returned at the last strikebound plant in De troit. Strikes over local issues remain ing after nalional contract agree ments at the big three have tied up new model output. Ford cleared up all its local grievances Iwo weeks ago and has been pro ducing cars. Today is the deadline for United Auto Workers members to ratify terms of the new three-year na tional contracts. The UAW said approval is expected. Herbert G. Dorsey and Domi nick Suniga. both 16, built the 15 footer, stocked it with provisions and left on the cruise Saturday with their parents' blessings. Then Mrs. Suniga changed her mind. She telephoned police, who i School build in z and the Glide Com tn Dllt the Coast C.narH nn thn trail ' munilv Pltth Hnillina 1959 There planned changes shaketip. Sarit, an army marshal, led a military coup which overthrew the regime of Field Marshal P. Pibul gongram in September 1957. North Umpqua Garden Club Slates Plant Sale The North Umpqua Garden Club will hold a plant sale Wednesday at the I.one Rock Store from 10 a.m. to 5 p m. Funds will go for the landscaping of the Glide High Turkey Hires Stassen For Advisory Service PARIS (AP) Harold Stassen has been named special adviser to the Turkish government on ex pansion of the Technical Univer sity at Ankara, the U. N. Educa tional, Scientifc and Cultural Or ganization (UNESCO) announced today. The former adviser to President Eisenhower on disarmament ques tions will go to Turkey toward lh end of this month to take up the job. PUT YOUR III OUR HANDS' Here's your ticket to good health, . . . your prescrip tion! We regord it oi o socred trust. Our registered pharmacists have extensive university educotion, and yeors of experience to ser ve you efficiently and accurately. VITAMINS BUILD HEALTH! WE HAVE ALL LEADING BRANDS! We Give StH Green Stamps 635 S. E. Jackson Sf. ORchard 3-74)5 "THIS IS WHERE I LIVE" Although 11-month-old David Wright is too young to know It, he lives and plays in very strange house, bavid and his parents are the occupants of a living laboratory in Uibana, III. His daddy, scientist Richard Wright of the University of Illinois, helps direct a research project on how best to heat or e-Al a home. Their $40,000 "test tube" house includes every form of current home con struction in its design. Eight miles of wire connect 475 temperature-measuring locations with a central control system, where David is standing above. The house was built by the Na tional Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning; Association of Cleveland, Ohio. CM when the lady's Leopard Lithe. As"J Chances are" aiie waunea jbv . her weight the Hollywood i&jA fjr way. Hollywood lJzU Bread has only 46 calorie per thin slice. Yet Hollywood f, give etr protein and vitamina you noed for glowing health. Choice of Golden Light or tuiet turf Nut-like Dark Hollywood. 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