Friday. July 18. 1952 -
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNEFIVE
Chicago (U.PJ-- Vice Presi
dent Alben W. Barkley arrived
Friday to steam up his presiden
tial bid and marched a jaunty
half mile up Michigan Avenue
in defiant taunt to those who
Alben Barkley in Chicago
Seeking Demo Nomination;
Colonel Arvey Meets Veep
Money-Swing Surprises
"GENERAL OR MISTER" Victor Garrett, 7, seeks autograph of
presidential candidate Dwight Eisenhower, when Ike returned to
Denver, Colo., "for a rest and some trout fishing."
Expected Truce Break;
Premier's Resignation
Best News of Week
By' HOMER JENKS
U.P. Staff Correspondent
Balance sheet for the week be
Iween good and bad news in the
hot and cold wars:
GOOD NEWS
1. Communist truce negotia
tors in Korea at long last seemed
in the mood to compromise their
' demand for forced repatriation
of all war- prisoners the sole
issue blocking an armistice. Red
China's belated acceptance of the
Geneva Convention on wj r
prisoners indicated the Commu
nists might propose that prison
ers be placed in custody of a
neutral power and their disposi
tion settled after a cease-fire.
2. Iran's ultra-nationalist pre
mier, Mohammed Mossadegh,
who seized the Iranian proper
ties of the British-owned Anglo-
Iranian company and brought
his country to the brink of bank
ruptcy, resigned. In his place,
the Shah appointed Ahmed Qa
vam, who as premier in 1946
.forced Russia to withdraw her
troops from Iran. Qavam in the
past has favored foreign invest
ment in Iran and his return to
the premiership may clear the
way for a settlement of the Anglo-Iranian
oil dispute.
Jets Fly to Japan
3. Fifty-eight American Thun
derjet fighter-bombers proved, in
words of their commander, that
they can "go anywhere, any
time, and in any numbers" by
flying 11,000 miles in 12 days
from Turner Air Base, Albany,
Ga., to Japan.
BAD NEWS
1. Both the British govern
ment and the Church of England
confessed themselves powerless
to gag or oust Dr Hewlett John
son as dean of Canterbury Cathe
dral for spouting Communist
propaganda. Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill and the arch
bishop of Canterbury explained
that Johnson had not broken any
law and had not committed
heresy. Only 24 hours later, the
dean made another speech' echo
ing the Communist propaganda
charge that the U. S. is waging
germ warfare in Korea.
Foreign Policy Cracks
2. Britain's 12-year-old biparti
san foreign policy cracked wide
open. Labor members of Com
mons announced they would vote
against any ratification at this
time of the separate West Ger
man peace treaty signed by' Brit
4-H Club News
Eagle Pint Canners
The Eagle Point Canning club
met July 16 at the home of Lois
Farlow, president. The evening
was spent discussing canning
problems.
Mrs. Wilford Davies, club lead
er, invited us to her home for
the next meeting, to be held July
21, at 2 p. m. She will demon
strate jelly making.
Lois Farlow,
Acting reporter.
Sams Valley Club
The meeting place of the Sams
Valley Thimble Theater will be
changed to Deanna- Doland's
home. The date is Tuesday, July
22.
; Verity Day,
Reporter.
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ain, the U. S. and France two
months ago.
Swedish Proposal Rejected
3. Russia rejected a Swedish
proposal to let the World Court
investigate and decide whether,
as Sweden claimed, Soviet jet
fighters shot down an unarmed
Swedish flying boat over inter
national waters of the Baltic Sea
last month. The Soviet note said
the Swedish version of the in
cident was "devoid of all foun
dation." Russia has admitted the
Soviet fighter planes fired on a
Swedish flying boat, but insisted
they did so only after the air
craft flew over Soviet territory
and refused orders to land.
Runaway Grants Pass
Boys Picked Up After
Theft of Cars, Boats
Grafts Pass State police
ar-
rested two 14-year-old boys this
week after a series of adventures
and misadventures they went
through as "runaways." Their ac
tivities included:
Theft of an automobile from
a used car lot, which they aban
doned in the Applegate after a
tire blew out.
Theft of another automobile
from its Applegate owner, which
they drove to Prospect and back
to Grants Pass, finally abandon
ing it.
Theft of a boat in Grants Pass,
which they took down-river.
where they found "a raft. They
abandoned the ' boat and stole
the raft, which was of lumber
with two airplane wing tanks.
The raft collapsed, dumping
the boys in the river. They es
caped,, but lost bedrolls, stolen
guns and other equipment. They
made their way to the Galice
ranger station, where they were
picked up by police.
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PLENTY of attractions, Includ
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livestock show, stock and farm
exhibits are promised by pert
Barbara Stuart at Contra Costa
County Fair, Antioch, Cal., July
31 to August '3. (imrrnatioialt
ley iff ' X
say he's too old.
The 74-year-old vice presi
dent, who arrived by train with
Mrs. Barkley from Paducah
Ky., was greeted by a crowd of
300 at the station!
Ar-rey in Group
They included Chicago Demo
cratic Leader Jacob M. Arvey,
who strode up the Avenue with
Barkley on the five-block walk
to the Conrad- Hilton Hotel.-
Barkley told newsmen that
his campaign "looks very good,
from all I understand." He said
he was "confident of victory."
Asked on what ballot he ex
pects to -win the Democratic
presidential nomination, Bark
ley quipped: . "Any old ballot
will suit me."
Smiling and waving cheerily,
Barkley swung up the Avenue
as marching Kentucky partisans
sang "My Old Kentucky Home."
"I used to walk h this same
route when I didn't have the
price of a taxi," Barkley re
marked. "Of course that was
during a Republican administra
tion." Kentucky Governor
Walking abreast with Barkley
were his wife, Arvey, Gov. and
Mrs. Lawrence Wetherby of
Kentucky, and Cook County,
111., Commissioner Arthur El
rod. Elrod, a pledged Barkley
delegate from Illinois, and Sen
ate Secretary Leslie L. Biffle
boarded, the train at the Engle
wood station on Chicago's South
Side and rode into, the main de
pot with the "Veep."
Arvey -said he expected to
confer with Barkley again later
today. But he would not com
ment on the chances that he may
'India for Veep' Campaign
Gets Underway in Chicago
Chicago (U.R) Volunteer
workers at the newly-opened
"India for Veep" headquarters
were busy Friday ordering cam
paign ribbons aid handbills to
boom Mrs. India Edwards for
vice president.
Backers of the vice chairman
of the Democratic National
Committee went to work at the
Conrad Hilton Hotel buttonhol
ing delegates for their support.
39 States Back India
Mrs. Mary T. Norton, former
Democratic, congresswoman
from New Jersey, who with
Mrs. Julia Crews, prominent
New York Democrat, originated
the move in June, is due to ar
rive Saturday. "Their proposal
now has organized backing in
39 states..
"We are " verv serious about
Legion Commander
Named Delegate Head
Commander Hugh Williams of
Medford Legion Post 15 was
elected chairman of the Medford
delegation to the American Le
gion state convention during a
dinner meeting of delegates and
alternates this week.
The convention will be held
July 25 to 30 in Klamath Falls.
In his acceptance speech, Wil
liams urged rapid payment of
1953 dues. Adjutant Roy Stoy
said new membership cards
should be ready for delivery by
the end of this week.
After a short .talk on the state
convention by Leo Williams,
vice-chairman Ralph Ettel re
ported on the success of the
Boys State conclave at Salem.
He said it was the biggest since
before World War II .
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ALBEN W. BARKLEY
Seeking Nomination
swing his support to him.
Walk Not Long Enough
When the procession reached
the hotel, Barkley waved to the
crowd and said, "This walk
wasn't nearly as long as I
thought it would be and I hoped
it would be." -
Mrs. Barkley, in a blue dress
and blue-veiled hat, appeared to
enjoy the walk as much as her
husband. Her youngest daugh
ter, 17-year-old Jane Hadley,
walked in the procession.
Barkley backers claimed that 1
he is much more than a "com-
promise contender" for the j
nomination , a n d is gaining
strength steadily.. I
Some predicted he will get
between 150 and 200 votes on
the first ballot.
our candidate," said Mrs. Fran
ces G. Satterfield, Atlanta, Ga.
"This is not just a public ges
ture." A similar move was afoot to
put up the name of Judge Sarah
Hughes of Dallas for the No. 2
spot on the Democratic ticket.
No official headquarters have
yet been opened on her behalf.
May Be Too Early
Mrs; Elizabeth Conkey, na
tional committeewoman from
Illinois and official hostess for
the convention, conceded that it
may "still be a little early this
year" to get a woman nomi
nated. "Women should realize this
and not get their feelings hurt,"
she said. "Nor should they al
low themselves or their women
candidates to be embarrassed."
FEED STORE GOSSIP
By Paul E. Wilson
CALF DWARFS MOTHER
A Brahman sired calf, still suck
ling at 11 months, is larger than
its Hereford mother. Such cross
breeds often outweurh Hereford
calves 100 pounds at birth; full
grown they may weigh nearly a
ton. They are sacred animals in
India.
ALBERT
Our calf here at the store is do-
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feed now. He is getting 1 pound
of Calf Manna. 1 pound of Crowd,
a little hay and all of the water -he
wants every day. Of course,
Albert, hasn't had a drop of milk
since he was 3 days old. He is now
24 days' old and from now on you
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