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Newspaper Page Text9 12 Tfct lwf-Riw, Roiefcurg, Of Sot., Moy 21, I960 House Group Sets Brakes On Nuclear Plane Project WASHINGTON (AP) Thel House Appropriations Commiltee applied the financial brakes today to the (jovernmenl'i mullihillion dollar project to develop a nuclear airplane. i It knocked out of a ja.Ml.79R.98S. public works appropriation bill President Eisenhower's request for 73 million dollar! to develop a reactor to power the proposed j plane. J Tht committee explained, how ever, that its action does not end the nuclear plane proem m Available for continued work will be IS million dollars provided in the Defense Department approp nation bill and some carryover money from the Atomic Enerfc Commission budget. It recalled "the very irregular history" of the project dating bark In 19 and noted that the .loint Chiefs of Staff "have determined ; that there is no specific military requirement for a nuclear power ed aircraft." The committee said a billion dol lars has been provided alreadv for the project and more billions will be needed, with the prospec tive date for acquiring a useful aircraft probably five to eight years in the future. The AKC has been in charee of the nurlcar plane project. Us nude ei for ihe fiscal vear starting July 1 is financed in 'the public works bill. For AKC operating expenses and construction programs the committee alloted S2.Mrf.OSO.000, a reduction of in 240,000 exclusive of ihe nuclear plane project. "Larcest allotment was SMI.198, inn lor civil functions of the Army, mhinly river and harbor and flood control projects. An estimated 4U0 of these projects are financed in Ihe hill. The amount approved was MS Mi (Km less than the President requeued. Demos Ffomis&Convention Show Will Be As Good As TV Western l.i'''M sW-'M it-i( it rlim ,'v u mn-om vV Ivth Wm.nnl for HOLLYWOOD f AP) If the! Democrats have their wi'y. home viownri will ft (hnW Jlllv 11 IS jas slick and exciting as a TV j Western. Says J. Leonard Keinsrn. rti rector of the I960 Democratic Na- . I -... ,Ant.nn. lv r.vllritt (the Republicans! in Chicago are U - maline tHir naVIIlK m lUUKU Wtiir ...... 'affair exciting. We're much bet- The Democrat also have the spanking new .Sport Arena to add glamor to their attraction The blue and white pavilion is the fir, political convention site built to accomodate the searching evei oi television cameras. Rtnn-h. tiw,iv Km- it James iVv rJw VV w.v-J., brv srsl l K tcf it t a v- VV . tw thuw.t v'J.e. Va, v4 (hw r vi'iA- vj- perK Kwsn vr t tr ;(: hv a usujv fsWsA v m , He ;wxt in i the ov ai ' i v K-nv the svjiit".- i.vA v'i ..t, the wi ( lArV v.-f-v The jv ie? Vf-ti W VVfc be 4 vts--ht vve (w deleji'.e tV.vr wj.-m u he i," Rene.' jwitint Will b O -At A v( W vi,s v'Uml Uwir ura w. . ff. hmi a n au w. -Hi i trcvh ifr V i..if.,i',-. ' ' V '.Mtt at ton Hill v .,v i to unirah t V-'u1 k. ',. w H sldi'l at v.-Y d aw prune vl'"'u , ft naliott. V,., i,A civ the ' v, t. 1 ti,vAitu t'lueimi. .., .--.,v (nccptam-e ,s. n v. ewtton rnd. ' 'lite nominee will hetiin speeches at 7 p in , attain to jjrt Ihe big tot viewinii audience. While the DrmncmU are joy fully awdltitiK their convention ad in o TV people me not. CMS lunu a no lulled down WeMinKhnuse to spi.iiMir its ronvfiitiun ruvert;e. hut AUC and NHC were dyin mi the vine. Tint wrrk NBC f i nrtlly came up wilh three hank rollers lit foot Ihe hill, needs three mote to hreiik even, AUC hope to find some anizels soon. Iteason for the hope: Cov erage of Ihe Iwo conventions and pre rmplimn of regular shows can run 5 million dollars or more. The Crossword Punk For To&tf Answer to Praviout (Puzzl Li "Cornhusker State" ACROSS S Require 1 Capital of 4 Symbol for Nebraska cobalt I Ona of world ' Aged larMt livestock markets 13 Interstices 14 Drive oft" 1.1 Golf mound 10 Dentist (an) 17 Old-womanish 6 Striplings 7 Birds' home I William Jennings Bryan, lor one 0 Males 10 Sacred bull of Egypt mm LSlgiR MaaaATNaal glAlPI z le $ t i l e TeJ fel Nil Medford jeweler Gets 20 Months PORTLAND fAP) U. S. Dis trict Judge William Fast Thurs da sentenced Alton M. Anderson a Aledford jeweler, to 20 months in federal prison for income tax evasion. Anderson had pleaded guilty last February. The government contended that Anderson had reported net income of $20,390 in 1956. when his actual ' income was 32,1)94. edical Mirror Athlete's Foot Brain Damage O ' am fifteen yearl old and to bowling pretty oten. Mr parents say f can catch afhfefe's fnot from shoes rented ni Ihe boiclinff alley, fme tan I pro tect myaelf and slid a holding-? A. The best way is to buy your own shoes. However, when rent ing ke slcatea, roller skates, bowl ing shoes, etc., a bland dusting powder could be sprinkled in the shoes before using or thick socks can be worn. This affords tome protection. .. .i... Q. How long eon ihm bratn go itithoitl oxygen? A. The effects of partial or com plete oxygen lack on Ihe brain can best be judged in persons who have been "brought back to life" after the heart stops beating. Ap parently, the longest period of oxygen deficiency without brain damage it about four minutea. Wt can OH your prescription Im mediately whether it calls for the newest "miracle drug" or one as ancient as the profession of rharmacy. Gene Kelly In Jazz Ballet Part HOLLYWOOD fAP) Such is the state of American culture that Gene Kelly has to go to Parts to stage a jazz ballet based on George Gershwin's "Concerto in V." Our backwardness in promoting native art was underscored this week during Kelly's whirlwind visit to the.se shores. The actor-hoofer-director flew 12,000 miles or one morning's work in a mov ie, lie made a guest appearance in "Lei's Make Love," teaching Yves Monland how to dance. To do so, Kelly took a three-day interruption in his teaching French ballet artists how to dance jazz style. He has been com missioned by the Paris opera to create the Gershwin ballet, and the old place may never be the same. ' dreamed tip a plot in which Aphrodite comes down to earth and falls for a muscleman, then Zeus conies down to talk her out of it," related Kelly. "The whole thing in pretty wild. j "The French dancers are creat. but they've been schooled in the classical ballet and don't dig jazz." The Kelly creation will pie miere June 20, and he admitted that anything might happen: riots or cheers, lie's having a ball, but regrets that the same sort of Ihing can scarcely be done in this counliy. "The Paris opera is state-supported, of course," he said. "There is a constant supply of talent from the ballet school which the opera runs. "We subsidize wheat and pigs and oil fields and everything else," Kelly argued, "but we won't spend a dime for art." He has long hcen hot on this issue, declaring that we are he hind all other major countries in developing our own culture. NINC TO FIVE By Jo Fischer MUD EST 3IAIHKXS i U ft. fMMt 0 ' JL' Km -t!5fJ"iT ' :.s.:r' n 5-21 "si's a very epeiuive wall paper ihete real dollar bills!' labor, Management Have Peaceful Session WASHINGTON (AP) Top level lalior-manacement men met here lo decide how to begin an effort lo work out mutual prob lems and reported "we had a completely amicable and reason able di.snission. The statement was made by AKL-CIO President George Meanv wilh Ihe approval of Rudolph Rannnw of the National Assn. of Manufacturers. The croup met at Ihe sueceslion of President Kisenhower lo lay plans for a series of talks on in dustrial peace. The series of talks will Include efforts to aeree on betler indus trial relations policies and such national policies as curbing infla tion, increasing output and spur ring economic growth. The group plans another meet-. ing, probably not for six weeks or two months because of prior mm- itments by individual conferees. FOR SALE LEADING CHILDREN'S SHOP In Medford, Oregon Good Price and Opportunity Contact Parker Woods 21 N. Control Medford, Ore. Phono SPring 2-5847 Winston Circle Works On Quilts Members of Ihe Woodmen Circle Work Basket of Winston are mak ing quills which will be kept in reserve along wilh oilier household items and clothings to be used for distribution in case of emergencies, reports Phebe ilcGutrc, correspondent. I lie circle met at 1 lie Home 01 Marjorie Dodd recently for a short business meeting, llmpqua Grove President Bea Cornilsen announced Ihe June 6 grove meeting will be past president's night. An invila lion has been extended to the Suth erlin grove to participate with Ihe Winstun grove. The grove social will be held May 2S at the home o( Viola White, The next work basket meeting will he held at the home of Lucy Ben son. June 21, with Alma Walker assisting. Oakland Teacher Resigns Position Hiss Jessie Cantwell. first grade leacher in Oakland schools, has resigned and Miss Chailene Moore has been hired to take her place, reports Edilh Dunn, correspondent. A iss Moore, an iiaKiann gin, is 1 a graduate of Oakland High School and Ihe University ot uregon at Kugene. Several elementary teach ers are yet to he hired. Speaker Scheduled Julian Helleck, county juvenile officer, will be speaker at Oakland ejglilh grade promotion exercises, May 2o al i p.m. at Lincoln school. RICH PLAN Tht Original and the Largest Food Service direct to the home ii celebrating their 14th Anniver sary. & Offers Your Family "A Better Way of Living" OUR CURRINT SPfCIAU ARl: 3 lbs. SHORTENING 49c Mb. COFFEE 49c MEDIUM SIZE SOAP 10c You can enjoy: Ik U S D., Grad. "A" fancy feeds with Rich Plan's m lahal. if All food uiHonditionolly eueont.d In wnhtif, ' il fr homa d.liv.ry -sV Nation-wid. trvic. it And Pric.i BELOW RETAIL ALL THESE MANY BENEFITS CAN BE YOURS IF YOU QUALIFY Call OR 3-4592 or OR 3-7377 Glide School Principal To Conduct Exercises The Glide Vppor Elementary School Principal Calvin Chnsten sen will conduct promotional exer cises for the eighth graders May 2.1 al 8 p.m. in the grade school imilli-purpose room. The program will include the hifjhlishts of the year's activities and a review of the academic achievements of the year. hupt. Donald Fluke will present the dip lomas. Sixlyone eighth graders will be promoted to freshmen, re ports Mrs. Arthur Polity corre spondent. Chitr Spiki j Al Krown. assistant cashier at the Fust National Hank of Hose burg, visile! the (Slide Tpper Ele mentary iSchool recently and pre sented a talk to the eighth grade class. He led the class in a dis cussion on the practical applica tion of hanking. Solons Approve Farm Money Bill WASHINGTON (AP) An election-year farm money hill carry ing nearly five billion dollars for federal farm programs was ap proved Friday by Ihe Senale Ap propriations conimitlee. The committee boosted scores of items over totals previously voted by the House to provide a total of $4,0110,222.683 for regular and special farm programs. It did not reduce any items approved by the House. Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga) manager of the big annual farm bill, said this total includes some 62 million dollars of increases above House figures hut still 'is 135 million under President hisen hower's budget recommendations of 665 million below amounts voted by Congress last year. Russell's figures did not include some 417 million dollars of loans for bringing electric power and telephones to rural areas and aid ing low income farmers. The Senate eommitlee said 140 million dollars additional could he used for these loans if required. On top of those appropriations and loans is $.169,670,000 of "perm anent authorizations" which are available without annual congres sional approval. Most of this comes from earmarking of duties on farm imports. "When ore you going to stop working for peanuts?" HWhlrloool II Aunt SO Let it Hand 12 Alhen 22 Mineral iprini 1 Pined 23 Babylonian 21 Pull up deity 25 Aperture 27 Bone-like 30 Ancended 34 Mint Ured 37 Girl's name 3H Ireland 39 lis J. Morton founded Arbor Day 41 Solten in temper 45 River valleys 44 Profound 46 Specific gravity (ab.) 47 Aeriform fuel 60 Greek war god 52 European river 56 Internal 5S Drunkard 60 Noun suffix (I Look fixedly " 62 French fur entered Nebraska about 1700 04 Lukewarm 65 Unusual DOWN" . - 1 Tardy 2 Angered 31 Some 22 42 Approached million acrea 45 Nuisance ''' 47 Main point are under 48 Poker stake cultivation g Fijp 32 Sea eagle fll Kind 24 Mohammedan 33 Scolds 93 Mortgag name persistently 54 Mountain 26 Cultivated 35 Natural fat (South Afr.) lapd 36 Thoroughfare- MGaelie 27 Indebted one fab.) 97 Silkworm 28 Withered 40 Highways' S9 Pitch 29 Go by steamer (ab.) C3 Ambary I l U 14 IS 16 17 I a 110 111 II 3 r Ta n Q2T2T p2 27 128 129 JjTir"" 31 132 133 34" 35 36 r"ij; 38 40 4T 4S pT ' 41 4 Ub 1P1 50 bl Vl" 53 154 I5S 56 57 5S ljn3 61 6Z ST M 55 I 1 I I I I II KEWSPAFKH NTeRPRIB ASSN. If Your Paper Hat Not Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Between 6 & 7 P.M. flf THATS JRiH 15, JC9 IHMM! I TRUST f" SAY. t)U DON' T , RIGHT. y5-v A"3 VOU GROW V SUPPOSE HE'S FORX. YDU-V JeT ( REVEREMD 7 ME. OLDER ' f T TM' BAD SUYS, f'sAYYOU) T S WEEMS.'jf nDOyt f YOU'LL iw hj 7i SdOYOU?Si y2t 'Va ' ' . p'twfcTi'M. ' . rt.oe. WE GOT OtO KETTLE OPBW ALU THE WAVi WOW.., I ' 'J?S2y' I HOPE ' '-h. '-' I f VIE PIDW'T PO THIS- I I HEVi PILE OM TH' T L " IT' LIPPV ) , nn FOR VOU. LIPPYl IT'S STEAM1. WE GOTTA r...0UR GUAKPS-SHOr A KA0WANI nnuT mcvi u. V A41ICE OP THAT J BEAT THAT LOHQ I ONE OP THEM OUT Of nT ' EKPO ml Mr Tl PAYROLL LOOT f FREIGHT TO THE imF - ' j;;:-:-fr4? MVJ?i4 l 7n I'P -taiaa" if 1 p -aiTf S 5 '- " Yoncnlla Firehouse New Doors Installed Robert Eckstein, Yoncalla fire chief, reports that two new over head type doors have been instal led on the firehouse. The new doors were installed for the purpose of reducing time in pelting lo fires. Other needed equipment has been secured and 9(10 feel of :t'-j inch 6IH) pound lest hose is on order. With the new improvements, it is expected the department will be to the stand ard expected for its sije, reports Mrs. (ieorge Kdes, correspondent. The department is entirely vol unteer and is presently in need of firemen. Anyone inlerested should contact Chief Kckstein, .Meetings are held al the fire hall every Monday at 1 p.m. WJMtff svlvester, Hon- (keeho, beano i'llV J TifYoj mitf A . - (d TheS getting Too good J-r I'M THROWING A PAW SO WRITS THE FARTY j OHi POME O 0)EEFB 'C '! L? ATTrtArMlND-ReADINS rvo- ATN -j Named Grand Master Kl'(!KXF. (AP) Stanley Old ham of Oswego was elected grand master of the Grand Lodge of Oregon Odd Fellows as Ihe or ganization ended its annual con ventlun here Thursday. ATTENTION KIRBY OWNERS If you purchased a Kirby vacuum cUiner on or before !9S2 call the local Kirby office about factory replacement. This offer is limited . . . call now! TSBBBmWmmmaBSSI for tour 7 I pont you knowJ all i know is that ...now go on, v T Sinnnl 1 OWN GOOD, I ROSM' THAT STUFF k COUPLE OF GALIONS TELL ME NO... KOLI SO MONKEYING WITH M Wll LINPER-1 L COULD OF IT REDUCED A MATURE I'M N9T HXJR EMS l J THAT FOUNTAIN OF VOUTH j TATTLE- STANDI X I KILL tDU? I HORSE TO THE STATE OF A HORSE! I ARE TOO A V WATER AND I'LL TELL OOP I TALE r , A NEW BORN COLT IN -r-. LONS.' L lVXI SWITCHED BOTTLES )r V V k.JP ABOUT TEN MINUTES -T-r' r I ( TM' ABOMINABLE V T1IFV UIVE5 V WK Ni "V1"K A--bHULU Y -mFV.FAup-n,--A,bX.tUiNtVtKBINi3NtVfcR'l SNOW-HAM?- ArOPMOUNf R SEENONF.-BUr.E V MOST WADDIIN' H PlN Aw ETO AFFORD NO MAM, J I f HUT.THT?J NILVFRBIM J OP.F- KNOWS r1 TATAJIIM' 4 NOHOW-WE 60ES OOTA J T "-Te-at -leJTH" VAtNBR'VK. VO ApnMA OP OOR MINDS, WMfeN THF.KA r V . ( rNOW" If (BELN AROUND.'' EXPENSIVE J VCW-flAMS COME UEAR.'.'J ' N - ; r ( foee SMiNgs ) j B ' .v- J THAT WAV? Sparks From Barrel Cause Of Fire Alarm Sparks from a trash harrel flew onto a roof at the garage and woodshed of J. W. Suiter, 121B NE Walnut St., aeeordiiiR to rural fire men. The hlaze occurred at 2:07 p.m. Thursday. Damage was light. Crease During in a pan on a atove caused a second alarm, at the home of Arnold Stewart, lfi4fi NE Jacobsen St. Damage was around $.', said rural firemen. This alarm occurred at 7:03 p.m. OR 3-6356 2161 N. E. Stephens xry --a