FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON)
Gala Welcome Set
for Ike's Return
To Old Home Town
Abilene, Kan. U.R) Abll
ene'i 7,000 eitizeni flung the last
of the fresh paint and took an
other swipe at the grass witn
chugging mowers Saturday be
fore the return of hometowner
Dwlght David Eisenhower.
The boy from the wrong aide
of the railroad tracks, now a
general about to return to civ
vies, has stirred up the biggest
commotion seen here since Abil
ene was the railhead for the old
Jesse Chisholm cattle trail.
Taking It In Stride
But Abilene residents, includ
ing old friends of the general and
new citizens who have never laid
eyes on him, insisted they were
taking this homecoming inmg
calmly.
"The Eisenhowers are Just
McCarran Demands
Fighting Policies
To Combat Russia
' Washington (U.R) Sen. Pat
McCarran called on the State
department Saturday to adopt a
"fighting policy" In Us anti-
Russia propaganda efforts to
arouse people behind the Iron
curtain.
The Nevada Democrat, chair
man of the Senate appropriations
sub-committee on the State de
partment, made the atatement in
releasing a 72-page analysis by
. the department of its "Voice of
America" and other propaganda
activities.
McCarran aaid In an acconv
panylng statement that Congress
and administration officials must
constantly evaluate the program.
He said that each phase of the
17, S. propaganda effort "must
be tailored to the assigned mis
sion." "We must learn," he said, "to
look through the eyes of our
audience and abandon the super
ior, almost patronizing tones of
a rich and moral uncle addres
sing poor relatives.
"Our propaganda must ba dir
ected to their Interests, their
self-esteem, their hopes for the
future."
"In short we need a fighting
policy, aiming at the soonest
possible collapse of the Red hier
archy, and we need techniques
of psychological warfare to
match such a policy."
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Gurmon, Okla. U.R) Re.
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announced Saturday hla Bun
day evening sermon title will
be: "Will hell be as hot as the
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home folks to us," they said. "We
realize a lot of outsiders may
get excited about the homecom
ing. But not us."
Outsiders may number 100,000
for the June 4 ceremonies. Press,
radio and television personnel
probably will crowd 500.
It'll take a lot of mustard and
buns and franks to make an im
pression. But Abilene swore It
was ready, down to the last "no
parking" sign.
Program Sat
The program for June 4
shaped up Saturday like this
(All times CST):
12:30 p.m. Ceremony and
cornerstone laying at site of the
museum which will house Eisen
hower's million-dollar collection
of souvenirs.
2:45 p.m. Parade telling the
Elsenhower story from birth to
present, with White House fla
vor. 5 p.m. Address by Elsenhow
er in Elsenhower Park.
On Wednesday at 9 a.m., Elsen
hower Is scheduled to hold a
press conference, It will be the
first real opportunity for press,
radio and tv reporters to bom
bard the general with questions
expected to be 100 per cent
political.
. (See Story Page 1.)
One-Time War Hero Calls Warden
To Be Returned to
Columbus, Ohio (U.R) A
shivering escaped convict who
won a medal for breaking out
of a German prisoner of war
camp surrendered meekly on a
church steps early Saturday
morning, Ohio penitentiary of
ficials said.
. Wallace Raymond Black, 31,
convlcter for armed robbery in
Cincinnati, called Warden Ralph
Alvls to come after him as of
ficers searched for three more
escapees who took part Friday
night In the prison's biggest
break since it was" used as a
Confederate prison camp dur
ing the Civil War. Nine men
105-Year-Ofd Veteran
Still Hale and Hearty ,
Van Nuys, Calif. (U.R)
One of the country's four sur
viving GAR veterans, 105-year-old
William A. Magee, prepar
ed his own breakfast as usual
Saturday and reminisced with
friends about Civil War days.
He ran away from home in
1862 at the age of 16 for an
Army career that lasted until
after the Spanish-American war.
The onetime top sergeant
fought through the Civil War
and numerous Indian and Span-
on actions. He still talks about
his meeting with the legendary
Buffalo Bill.
Magee still Is alert despite
his 105 years and lives with his
unmarried daughter Isabclle, 68,
in van wuys.
Senators Investigating
"Security Violations"
Washington (U.R) The
Senate Internal Security com
mittee is Investigating reports of
"security violations" in the
southwest part of the country,
it was disclosed Saturday nliiht.
Committee sources refused to
disclose the exact nature of their
inquiries. But it was understood
that the Inquiry involved Com
munist spies and their persistent
attemps to filch U. S. atomic
secrets.
MAIL SCORCHED
Chchalls (U.R) Eight to 10
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day when a freight truck carry
ing mall from Seattle to Port
land caught fire on the highway
north of Chehalis. Driver George
Garfield was unable to account
for the flames.
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Designed to solve the cockpit
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Warren, Kefauver Schedule
Fight for California Vote
San Francisco (U.R) Gov,
Earl Warren's bid for 70 Repub
lican convention votes and Sen.
Estes Kefauver's defiance - of
old-line Truman Democrats will
highlight California's primary
election Tuesday.
Voting will be on a winner-take-all
basis and Kefauver will
go to the Chicago nominating
convention in July with 68 Cali
fornia votes if he- defeats the
delegation headed by State Att.
Gen. Edmund G. Brown.
Taft, Ike Not Entered
Neither Gen. Dwlght D. Eisen
hower nor Sen. Robert A. Taft
entered this primary and write
in votes are not permitted. The
general's backers, however, have
urged support for Warren, while
Taft's supporters have endorsed
Penitentiary
overpowered a rookie guard to
dash to freedom. Six were
caught, . -Wanted
to Get Back
"After I got out I realized
I had done wrong and I want
ed to get back and get out hon
estly with a clean conscience,"
Black telephoned the warden.
The prisoner said he would be
sitting on the Methodist church
steps in Briggsdale about six
miles from here. Sgt. J. W.
Brooks of the highway patrol
said officers found Black sit
ting there and that he offered
no resistance when picked up.
Manhunt On
One of the biggest manhunts
in Ohio history went on as of
ficers searched for the three
convicts still at large.
. Warden Alvls said that Black
was an Army Air corps aerial
gunner during the war until he
was shot down over Germany.
He escaped from a prisoner of
war camp and walked, with an
injured leg, the 230 miles to Al
lied lines. He was decorated for
his achievement, the warden
said.
Around Hollywood
Hollywood (U.R) Movie
stars like Lana Turner and
Esther Williams won't be selling
apples on
street corners
in '92 they're
set to collect
super colossal
pensions when
they're old and
gray.
In the old
days some mo
movie queens
were discarded
Altne Mosby when the wrin
kles arrived, and many wound
up their years on skid row.
But Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has
set up a pension system to care
for its workers in the Cinema
City style to which they're ac
customed. Some movie stars will collect
four-figure pension checks that
will keep them In swimming
pools, Cadillacs and three meals
a day.
But the stars are Just a hand
ful of the MGM employees who
benefit from the "Loew's retire
ment plan," the only pension
plan In movieland.
Many Eligible
More than 2,000 employees of
Loew's, Inc. MGM's parent
corporation are eligible for the
pension, and that includes every
body from theater managers to
makeup men. Loew's has poured
more than $3,000,000 a year into
the pension fund since it was
launched In 1944. The worker
isn't required to pay a cent.
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Gay Deceivers Not New,
Alabama Woman States
Birmingham, Ala (U.R)
The Birmingham Post-Herald
recaived the following un
signed reply to a published
story on falsiesi
"I have read your article
about 'the new bra.' I want to
inform you that it is nothing
new,
"I am S3 years eld and when
I was a small child, 7 or t, a
spinster lady in my commun
ity used one. Her nlace and I
slipped It out and played with
It.
"It had two rubber balloons
equipped with rubber tubes
you blew air in and a screw
eap to fit on. She bought It
from a mall order house in
Chicago."
an anti-Warren ticket headed by
Congressman Thomas H. Werdel
of Bakersfield
Warren, still hopeful that he
will be the Republican compro
mise candidate in the event of a
Taft-Eisenhower deadlock, al
ready has six convention votes
which he picked up in the Wis
consin primary. He was also an
active candidate in Oregon
where Eisenhower won all the
delegates.
Kefauver Toured State
Kefauver has toured the state
several times in the past six
months and was confident that
he could whip the Brown slate
The attorney general was picked
to head the ticket when Mr
Truman announced he would not
run again.
Brown's slate Includes such
Democratic figures as George
Luckey, wealthy cattleman, and
Oilman Edwin W. Pauley, both
of whom have contributed heav
ily to party coffers In past years;
Navy Secretary Dan A. Kimball,
and former Governor Culbert L,
Olson.
The administration's foreign
policy will be tested in the sena
torial race between incumbent
Republican William F. Know
land and Democratic Rep. Clint
on D. McKinnon. Both have
taken advantage of California's
cross-filing provisions. Know
land has been one of the severest
critics of Democratic foreign
policy during hla past term in
the Senate.
Thirty congressional races also
were scheduled, as well as con
tests for 80 seats in the state
assembly and 20 in the state
senate.
Secretary of State Frank M.
Jordan predicted a record turn
out of 66 per cent of the reg
istered 5.383,521 voters.
Without pillar or post, San
Francisco's Cow Palace offers
unobstructed vision and seats
12,000 persons.
y ALINI MOSlY
(Jailed Press Cermpeaaanr
A ftlmster has to work at the
studio at least five years before
he can join the retirement plan.
The bosses then start to sock
away his pension fund, based on
the worker's age, salary and
years of service.
Can Quit In 5 Years
Five years after joining the
pension club, the star, secretary
or script girl can quit and start
drawing the old age security.
The longer she works, of course,
the more pension she collects.
The youngest luminary eligi
ble for the pension is Elizabeth
Taylor, who, however, currently
has a husband to support her.
Other pensioners who could quit
and collect any day include
William Powell, George Mur
phy, Lana, Esther. June Allyson,
Ava Gardner, Kathryn Grayson,
Gene Kelly and Marjorie Main.
Politics Enter Into
Fixing of Telephone
Milwaukee (U.R) Dono
van Taft of Milwaukee called
a television shop to ask for a
repairman to fix his set. After
he told the office girl his name
"Mr. Taft" there was silence.
"You know Taft, as In Sen
ator Taft," he said.
"I know and that's the
trouble," the girl said. "One of
our men is for Warren and the
other is for Kefauver. I don't
know If they'll have anything
to do with you."
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SAILORS PREPARE FOR LONG STRIKE - As longshoremen
watch, the trans pacific liner President Wilson pulls away from
her San Francisco pier, the only vessel permitted to sail by the
Sailors Union of the Pacific. The striking A. F. L. sailors tied up
all ships along the Pacific Coast except those carrying war cargoes.
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He or she that hopes to sain
Loves best sweeu without soma
pain
Hopes in vain.
Cupid's livery no one wears
But must put on hopes and
feara.
Smiles and temra
And like April weather
Rain and shine both together.
Brooks.
What is a red-hot mama? That's
what a London reporter asked
Sophie Tucker, who is still
billed as "The Last of the Red
Hot Mamas." Sophie answered:
'It s a girl who desn t sit around
the house all day." Incidentally,
Miss Tucker has a new song
titled "Red Hot Mamas Don't
Fade Away, They Just Go Up in
Smoke."
Among the Marriad
The screening of the wives of
candidates for executive posi
tions continues. When a married
college graduate applies for a
position with some large organ
ization, his wife is also inter
viewed. She is subject to close
observation as to taste in dress,
mannerisms, conversational abil
ity, etc. Her opinions are care
fully considered. Some organiza
tions include two dinner dates
in the routine. One at the house
of one of the company's top ex
ecutives, another at the candi
dates house for the same execu
tive. This is to see how the wife
handles herself socially and how
she keeps house.
Easier Eggs
As to how hard-boiled eggs got
Into the Easter Sunday picture.
The Romans consumed no eggs
during Lent. On Easter Sunday
the ban was lifted. Eggs were
again on the Roman menu. The
Romans ate only boiled eggs,
The fried egg is of Irish origin,
as is the combination of bacon
and eggs. I still haven't found
out who first put a poached egg
on corned beef hash. II and
when I do find out who this cul
inary criminal was, I am going
to put his picture up in my per
sonal rogues' gallery. Right next
to that of the originator of the
one-man bus.
Whip
Is the whip necessary in thor
oughbred racing? Many people,
including some trainers, think it
isn't. Trainer Tom Taylor be
lieves the use of the whip has
brought about the loss of many
races. The horse getting the beat
ing resents it, is thrown off
stride or loses his will to win. In
any event, it is not a pleasant
sight to see a jockey brutally
beating a horse in the run for
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Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
mals should do something about
it.
Redheads
Queen Elizabeth I of England
was a redhead. So I note it
stated. Elizabeth was a dish
water blonde. In a desperate at
tempt to glamorize herself she
wore red wigs. On the other
hand, Mary Queen of Scots was
a redhead. She was the first
bride to wear a white wedding
gown. Before that the brides
wore red. Mary thought a red
gown and red hair a bad combi
nation. So she switched to white.
Speaking of wedding gowns and
strawberry blondes, redhaired
women rarely marry redhaired
men. When they do, all their
children are redheads. There's
nothing to the claim that red
heads have bad tempers. Proba
bly just propaganda circulated
by envious brunettes. However,
it is true redheads can't stand the
sun. United States forces never
send a redhead to the tropics. If
you see a redhead with a good
sun tan, she is probably featur
ing a dyed hair job. That's all
about redheads except to ask if
you ever saw a redheaded Jap
anese. There are some. Five are
reported living in Tokyo.
Horses !t Women
Right now in the U.S.A. one
in every four married women is
working for a salary. This is the
all-time record for married ca
reer girls. It has its advantages.
Brings more customers into the
general market. Increases the
number of smartly turned out
females. Makes the working
wives more independent. This
inspires husbands to keep on
their toes to keep their wives
contented. Fellow with a career
girl wife has to watch his step
nowadays. The separate pay
check has Increased divorce. In
conclusion we once more call at
tention to the fact that in some
States the husband has legal con
trol over his wife's pay check.
That is, he can direct how the
money should be spent.
Rings
As a ring for .divorcees there
was a clever one originated 30
years ago. This ring worn on the
same finger as the wedding ring
features a broken cupid's arrow.
I hear a lot about divorcees'
rings but so far I have never
seen any woman wearing one.
Still there should be some'way
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Manchester, England - (U.R) -
An English girl students com
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college only to "get a man has
touched off a controversy in the
columns of the staid Manchester
Guardian.
It all started when Miss Pat
ArrAivamith a Cambridge Uni
versity student who spent a year
at Ohio university in Atnens,
Ohio, wrote a dispatch for the
Guardian entitled "Athens, Mid
dle West."
Simply to Get Man
Miss Arrowsmlth said, among
other things:
"Manj American girls go to
college simply in order to 'get
a man' ....
"Scholarly learning is posi
tively discouraged . . . most stu
dents work for 'grades' and 'cred
its', not knowledge. ...
"The general level of conver
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for going to a dance with a
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