Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 08, 1952, Image 12

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    TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
rrtday, Auguii 8, 1952.
See Our Other Ads on Page 1 2nd Sec.
And Page 8, Main Section
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FLYING SAUCERS? . . . COULD BE These shining orange
globes called "anode glows," produced in a partial vacuum with
the aid of static electricity, are what Army physicist Noel W.
Scott believes to be a miniature of conditions in the stratosphere
responsible for "flying saucers." Scott produced the "things" in.
the Army laboratory at Ft. Belvoir, Va.
MeKellar Unseated,
Browning Defeated
In Tennessee Vote
.Nashville 0J.R) Rep. Albert
Gore unseated 83-year-old Sen.
Kenneth MeKellar who was
seeking an unprecedented sev
enth consecutive term in the
Senate and Attorney Frank
Clement defeated Gov. Gordon
Browning Friday in Tennessee's
Democratic primary.
Significent Developments
The primary produced sev
eral significant political devel
opments: 1. It removed the aging Me
Kellar from the Senate seat he
has held for the past 36 years
. and will leave vacant the chair
manship of the powerful Senate
Milk Prices Going
Up in Three Areas
Of Central Oregon
Portland (U.R) Milk prices
are going up and butterfat con
tent of milk is going down in
three central Oregon counties.
The Oregon Milk Marketing
Administration announced Fri
day that minimum milk . prices
,wih be raised Hi cents a quart
and butterfat content of stand
ard milk will be lowered from
3.8 to 3.6 per cent in Crook, Des
chutes and Jefferson counties ef
fective August 16.
23 Cents a Quart
This means consumers will
pay 23 cents a quart for milk in
stead of the present official min
imum of 2IV2 cents in Bend.
Actually, however, the prices
will go up only one cent as re
tail price of milk at Bend has
been 22 cents.
The order, however, has no
effect on prices at Prineville,
Redmond and Madras because
minimum price in these commu
nities has been 23Vi cents a
quart since April.
R:7ht Reserved , ,
The order also establishes a
dual butterfat-milk basis for pro
ducer quotas.-A top limit of 4.4
per cent was set for butterfat
quota but the administration re
served the right to- raise this if it
feels it is justified by market
demands. v. .
Producer prices under the
new order will be.S1.08 a pound
for butterfat and "S2.27 a hun
dred-weight for milk.
2nd Major Contract
Due at The Dalles
The Dalles U.R- The sec
ond major contract for construc
tion of the S350.000.000 The
Dalles dam on the Columbia riv
er will be opened to bidders
August 21, Col. Thomas H. Lips
comb, Portland district army en
gineer, announced Friday.
These bids will be for con
struction of the 2370-foot con
crete spillway, including tainter
gates and excavation for the tail
race and approach channel. The
cost of the spillway section was
estimated by Col. Lipscomb at
more than $15,000,000.
1 Appropriations committee and
and the post of Senate president
pro tem, both of which MeKellar
held, when Congress reconvenes
next January.
2. It clouded the hopes of
Memphis political leader Ed
Crump for a statewide comeback
in Tennessee politics. While
Crump lost in backing MeKellar,
he picked a winner in endorsing
Clement, a 32-year-old former
G-man for governor.
Partial Defeat for Kefaurer
3. It spelled a partial defeat
for Sen. Estes Kefauver who had
reluctantly injected himself into
the gubernatorial race in defense
of Browning after Browning
had been attacked for his role
in the Democratic National Con
vention where the Tennessee
delegation voted against seating
Virginia because it would not
take the so-called loyalty pledge
Kefauver pointed out that he
and not ' Browning was respon
sible for the Tennessee vote, but
states' rights adherents continu
ed angered over what they con
sidered an affront to a sister
state.
The 44-year-old Gore piled up
a 65,000 vote lead in his triumph
over MeKellar. Returns from
z-iio of trte state s 2,423. pre
cincts gave Gore 246.540 votes
to MeKellar 's 181.021. In the
governor's race, with 2,103 pre
cincts reporting, Clement
222,991 votes to 201,313
Browning.
had
for
Rhee Feels Talks
Won't Bring Peace
Panmunjom, Korea (U.R)
South Korean President Syng-
man Rhee said Friday he does
not believe and never has be
lieved the truce talks at Pan
munjom would end the war in
Korea.
"I have never had any hope
that they would result in peace,"
the 77-year-old president said at
Seoul. "I do not have any hope
now.
"Until the Soviet Union fully
understands they cannot defeat
the free nations, no peace is go
ing to mean anything."
The Chinese Communist radio
at Peiping seemed just as certain
the armistice talks would fail,
buj for a different reason. The
truce negotiations have been re
cessed, but will be resumed Mon
day. Peiping charged the U. S. is
calling recesses in the talks to
'vreck" the negotiations.
The Red radio accused the
U.N. of violating "agreed prin
ciples" in calling the current
recess.
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