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TWO MZSrOHD (OBZOOH) KAIL TRIBUJre Tuesday. aoptewer t. ItU Period off National Mourning Doing Planned for food Vinson kvw . (Ufa Ftwktant today sadly Po tht nation's "shock and grief over the death of his close per sonal friend. Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson. The President, after a brief statement of deep regret over Vinson's death, and a personal message of condolence to the widow of the Chief Justice, pre pared to tamo formal proclam ation of a period of national mourning. Shortly after be reached bis summer Whit House offices unusually carry this morning, the President issued this state ment - Oo Imul Frian 1 share the nation's shock and grief over Chief Justice Vinton's untimely death. Ho was my clem personal friend for many years, and statesman and Jurist whom I admired deeply. "A man of exemplary char actor, ho possessed great human undemanding, appreciation of our national heritage and a keen mind. He has filled positions of groat responsibility in all three branches of government, legisla tive, administrative and judicial. In an of them ho served with efficiency, dignity and integrity. "He was an outstanding citi- aen whoso death is a loss to America. Asked whether Vinson's death might change the President's va cation plans, the assistant white House press secretary. Murray Snyder, said the summer White House was in touch with the Supreme Court marshal who was arranging Vinson's funeral, and no decision had been made whether the late Jurist would be given a state funeral, or whether services would be held in Wash ington or in Vinson's home state of Kentucky. WTO Attend faaexal Mr. Eisenhower bad planned tentatively to remain in Colo rado until Sept It. . There was no doubt that the President would attend the fun eral, but the White House with held any formal announcement ' until the marshal of the court announced plans for final rites in behalf of the Vinson family. , While White House officials were loath to do much specula tion so soon after Vinson's death there was a feeling here that Mr. Eisenhower would not ele vate a present associate justice, but would go outside the court for bis new Chief Justice. Warren and Dewey - Speculation pointed first to Gov. Earl Warren of California who recently announced that ho would not seek reelection. regard for the legal background and ability of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York. Mr. Eisenhower devoted most of Labor day to business matters conferring for two and one half hours with Secretary of State John Fosler Dulles, and than meeting with Secretary of Army Robert T. Stevens. But, the chief executive did get in a few holes of golf at Denver's Cherry Hills Country cjub before call ing it a day. , Gary Guinotte Shores Top Honors in Prop Nut Event Fifty-nine planes were entered in the annual free flight and ra dio control model airplane con test Sunday, sponsored by the Medfoxd Prop Nuts. Eleven fly ers came from California and eight from Willamette valley Dointa. Jim Bowman of Fall City and Gary Guinotte of Medford took top honors in the contest, held on the Agate desert flying field near White City. The top three places in each event were: Radio Control Ray Morgan, Patterson, Calif.; Bob Ottoman, Medford; and Harold Reed, Cres cent City, Calif. Class MA gas, Junior-Senior (for flyers under 21) Gary Gui notte, Medford; Rickey Foss, Yuba City. Calif., and Buddy Yeates, Yuba City. Class A, gas, Junior-Senior Dick Nelson, Portland; Gary Grenoble, Yuba City, Calif, and Buddy Yeates, Yuba City. Class B-C gas, Junior-Senior Buddy Yeates, Yuba City; David Feuz. Portland; and Carl Cur tis, Yuba City. Class Vi gas, Open (for flyers over 21) Chester Wicker, Lana Turner, Barker Married in Italy Turin, Italy UR) Film actress Lana Turner honey mooned today with screen Tar ran Lex Barker at his palatial villa in the hills overlooking this industrial city. Miss Tureen and Barker said their vows yesterday in a sur prise wedding at the Turin City hall. The American Consul at Tur in said the wedding plans had been kept so secret he was not informed until the last minute. However, the word must have been passed around because a mob of reporters and photo graphers were present when the couple arrived from Revlgllasco where Barker is making a mo vie. Reporters were not permitted to witness the marriage. Bark er's third and Miss Turner's The President also has high fourth. Msrysville, Calif.; Jim Bowman, Fall City: Lew Miles, Medford. Class A gas, Open Frank Hauser, Yuba City; L. J. Regan, West Sacramento; and Lew Miles, Medford. Class B. gas. Open Al Gren oble. Yuba City; Lew Miles, Medford; and Eugeno Bartel, Dallas. Class C gas, Open Al Gren oble, Yuba City; Eugene Bartel, Dallis; and Jim Bowman, Fall City. Rubber powtred Rlekey Foss, Yuba City; Roger Gregory, Yuba City; and Tim Bartel, Dal las. Jetex and hand launch glid erJim Bowman, Fall City, Eu gene Bartel, Dallas; and Tim Bartel, Dallas. Towlino glider Lloyd Miles, Medford; Gary Guinotte. Med ford; and Al Grenoble, Yuoa City. Special awards went to Eu gene Bartel, first out 01 sight flight; Lew Miles, worst crack- up; Ray Morgan, most beauurut ly finished plane; Frank Hauser, high total time for one event; Gary Guinotte, high points in Junior-Senior devision; and Jim Bowman, high points in Open division. There were three small planes lost during the contest. Anyone findins these nlanea are reouest- ed to contact Sims Cycle and Hobby shop. Miss Oregon Signs In For Beauty Pageant Atlantic City (U.PJ Patti Throop,. 19, Miss Oregon of 1953 from Portland, was registered here today for the Miss Ameri ca pageant. .The Oregon beauty arrived yesterday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Throop, and a sister, Sharon, 11, declaring she was Just as nervous as she was when she won the Miss Ore gon title at Seaside earlier this summer . Fifty-one other beauties, also were on hand from the various states, their possessions and ter ritories and Canada.- Here's BIG News Minkler Television Brings You Christmas In September HURRY! Act NOW to make your Christmas Complete. Choose either of these plans T. Pay 10 Jew sad the tatace hi shteea law, weakly, fctfwa-lr aeymeafa. Yea may tase have rite sat eaiieiad at any Maaa ia the swath ef Desamast. Act mm and yea cao easeasts paii EFORI Christmas, Oft X. Pay as ealy $2.00 te hold a sat far yes, then My as Unfa as $2.00 a week mtil Christmas. 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Rogers aid nothing appeared to he missing. , Tillie Lewis Shova Diet Hot Difficult Mom can now put Pop on a re ducing diet let him eat all he wants .and he'll never know that he Is shedding pounds en low caloric menus. A new line of low calorie dietetic foods have been designed to make this feat pos sible. The foods have been designed by Tillie Lewis, president of Stockton, Calif., the famous lady who has built $20 million- year Industry, on the basis of her idess in food processing and diet Mrs. Lewis put her new foods on the market in 1951, testing them In selected cities across the country. Now she is offering a 14-Day Diet complete menus for tasty, balanced meals which make use of her new sweet, low calorie foods. The Mail Tribune will publish the 14-Day Diet, starting Thurs day, Sept. 10, as a special service to readers. Juniors Planning Magic Club; Promotions Told Pay Higgins will be in charge of a magic club which will be formed at the next meeting of Bliss Heine's Juniors, scheduled for Monday, Sept. 14, it was an nounced today. At last week's meeting the fol lowing promotions were made: Deldra Stewart to colonel; Caro lyn Foust to lieutenant-colonel; Sidney Yarnell to Junior major; Karen . Bonis, Linda Bishop, Billy Foust to Junior master ser Secret Testimony In Pcrcentag VillDe Revealed j Washington (UJ0 A House subcommittee said today it will publish secret testimony on Warren L. Stephenson, socialite Republican, to show that Wash ington "is not a good climate for influence peddlers." . " Informed sources previously disclosed that tht subcommittee received sworn testimony Steph enson offered in s 4 per cent deal to help a California manu facturer sell launchers for the Navy's "Mighty Mouse" rock ets. Chairman William K. Hess. (R O.), Mid his Armed 8ervices subcommittee 'will publish all dosed door testimony as soon as it is readied by the public printer. - The testimony will be accom panied, he said, by a separate report giving the sjubcommit tee's "own opinion, of Stephen son's transactions. Hess urged business, both large and small, to help the sub committee "keep business with the government above the table." - - Stephenson played a role in President Eisenhower's election campaign and later became ex ecutive secretary of the inaug ural committee and secretary of the Republican club on Capitol hill. It has been disclosed that he was questioned about the 4 per cent offer to the California man ufacterer and his reported claim of contracts in the Navy, and reports that he obtained information on competitive bids. Stephenson is said to have told the subcommittee he re ceives $20,000 to $24,000 a year as a manufacturer's representa tive. The only company named was the Centuries Industries, Inc., of California to which he allegedly made the 4 per cent offer. geant; Judy Morris to Junior ser geant; and Virginia Martin and Mary Lou Lawrence to sergeant Adenauer Pledges Free Germany Bonn, Germany UJ9 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, bolstered by landsllde.electioo victory for his pro-Western coali tion government, today set the "freeing of the 10.000.000 fat habitants of the Soviet zone from bondage and slavery as "our gosLM ' He said that with their libera tion "a free, unified Germany can take Its place in United Eu rope" t The 77-year-old Chancellor who hailed .Sunday's election as proof that West Germans want Rogue River Couple Receive GOC Honor Rogue River Special merit awards have been presented to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller of Rogue River by the Ground Ob servor Corps. Only four such awards have been made in south era Oregon. Sgt. Harold Wheatley and Sgt John Bridges of the air defense command, Portland, made the presentation for exceptional service above and beyond the call of duty. The Millers had maintained "Operation S k y watch" In their home for the Ground Observer Corps since July 14, 1952, keeping the post open for 18 hours daily until Miller suffered a heart attack recently. Construction of an observation tower on Rogue River city prop erty to be manned 24 hours a day by volunteer plane spotters is being planned. . Good Weather Subject London (U.R) Unexpected sunshine greeted comedian Bob Hope on his arrival from New York today and brought an ex pectant wisecrack about the weather, ' "I thought I was in the wrong city. Hope said. "I usually come here for a change of fog." Accompanying Hope for an appearance at the London Pal ladium was . Blonde Gloria de Haven. to ream and stand beside the West began work on the new government to run the country for the next four crucial years. His badly beaten opponents, the Socialists, met to find out what wont wrong with their campaign against West German rearmament Adenauer's coalition won 308 seats and full control of the Bundestag or lower house of Parliament in the elections. The Social Democratic Socialist op- County Assessors Stoit 2-Day Training School , CorvlllU.PJ Oregon's $6 county assessors and other coun ty and city officials today began a two-day in-service training school concerning tax valuations and appraisals en the Oregon State college campus. ' Sponsored by the Oregon State Tax Commission in coop eration with OSC, the school is designed to bring equality in ap praisal values and greater uni formity in appraisal methods throughout the state. DOSition cot ISO seats. Both Communists and the ul trarightist German Reich party which includes . many former Nazis, were reduced to the status of mere fringe splinter groups with no reprasentatloa in the new Bundestag. , Mors children than ever before will be starting school tkis yesr ia our community. They daw the iaeac edneadoa we eaa ghe them. AW t timt f make sore that our schools are just as good at we eta make them. Now's the tin whoa U eta make the difference ia ear Throe R's! Find eat how yoa eea help-write te "Better School," 2 Wast 45ta Street, New York 36, N.Y Published us m public cermet at mm. Mtum tritk 77m Aivmtiaag CtndL SOMETHING NEW -AND WANTED "BalyZip if 3cmt& 3 ri A Teen Ager's rugged little bag, made of fin est saddle leather. $3.95 plus tax Rlia Br tsBack to School s In Luxurious FLEECE z w x ss ss w by MALWIN of California AND WITH A SWEET PRICE TAG . . . Use Our Convenient Lay Away Plan! NUDE or VICUNA Open Wednesday Evenings Until 9 P.M. 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