Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 27, 1954, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJustice Department Attorney, Succumbs Washington (U.IB Martin Smith, 63, a Justice Depart went attorney and former Dem ocratic congressman from Wash ington, died last night at Sub urban hospital in nearby Bethe ada, Md., after a long illness. Smith served in the House of Representatives from 1033 until 1843.. He joined the Justice De partment's anti-trust division in 1944. . Smith, a resident of Hoquiam, Wash., will be buried Thursday in Arlington National cemetery. He was a World War I veteran. -mm , fleeter TODAY'S JOP-NOTCH SCOTCH Top-notch in Proof 1 94 PROOF I Top-notch in Flavor I -1ml BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY. 94 PROOF. QUAUTY IMPORTERS, INC., NEW YORK, N.T. Molotov May Get Wish for Big 4 Talks But on West's Terms ? Br CHARLES McCANN ' United Press Foreign Analyst It looks as if Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav M. Molotov may get that Big Four confer ence i he has been clamor ing for but not under the conditions nor at the time he desires. Both Secre tary - of State John Foster Dulles and British For eign Secretary cbuiei Meuu Anthony Eden intimated on Monday that the time for new West-East negotia tions may not be far off. But they made it plain,' and Prime Minister Winston Chur chill said flatly today, that the time for a conference will be after ratification of the Paris agreement for arming Western Germany and not before. Soviet policy for months has been pointed toward preventing West German armament. The Kremlin has proposed talks on German unification .and an "all-European" security or ganization which would, replace the North Atlantic Treaty Or ganization. . " : : Against EDC Ratification First, the aim was to prevent ratification of the European De fense Community treaty which provided for arming of the Bonn Republic. France did refuse to ratify for its own reasons, not to oblige the Kremlin and that pact was killed. The Western allies started work at once on a new and even stronger, agreement, and their new Western European union treaty was signed in Paris last Saturday. , . On the same day, , Molotov sent notes to the United States, Britain- - and France proposing a Big Four conference in No vember on withdrawal of for eign troops from Germany, uni fication of East and West Ger many and the Moscow-style "all E u r o pean" security organiza tion. '1 The motive was transparent Molotov is now trying to pre vent ratification of the Western European union agreement. , Allies Don't Bite The allies had foreseen the move and did not take the bite. . Eden said in the British House of Commons Monday, in discuss ing the Paris agreement: .. ' "If we can bring about sta bility and a common purpose in the West we shall have estab lished the essential basis on which we can seek an under standing with the East.'t A few hours later Dulles, speaking at the televised cabinet meeting in the White House, said: "When we create . . . a posi tion of solidity and strength for Western Europe, then there may be a new basis for discussion which doesn't exist at the pres ent time." West German Chancellor Kon rad Adenauer, who would be consulted at every step in any plan for a Big Four conference, said Monday in a cabled inter view with Hugh Baillie, presi dent of the Unit-id Press: Prospects Will Improve "After the agreements con cluded at Paris go into effect, the prospects that Russia will agree to give up East Germany will improve because it has been proved that Russia ; will only make concessions if the West is united and strong." Thus the allies seem to look forward, before long, to agree ing to meet Molotov. But they will do it only after the Western Union treaty has been ratified. Molotov will not be pleased. SOUR GRAPE COSTLY . Brampton, Oont. U.B A sour grape cost Alex McKenney, 80, $100 Tuesday. McKenney was eating grapes as he drove up the main street when he bit into a sour one. Taking his eyes off the road to throw it out the window, McKenney crashed into the rear of a truck. Damage: $100 to McKenney'g car none to the truck. County's Polling Places Are Listed The polling places In Jackson county's 04 precincts were listed by the county clerk's office this week. The general election is next Tuesday. ' Any registered voter who is unsure in which precinct he lives, has been asked to call the county clerk's office to find out In ad vance ot the election. .. Following is a complete list of the precincts by number and name, and the location of the poll in each: : Dead line Sunday Classified la at iiuuii aniuiuaj , iu .in. nuiiuH, iui Monday: other days 5:30 nreviousday. naJR($rrx 1.81111 nwnnOlrnnfli I NO. NAME 1 . 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9" 10 11 12 13' 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ". 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 28-A 29 29-A 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 45-A Ashland - . Ashland Ashland - Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland -Ashland Ashland : Ashland West Barron Bell view . Pinehurst Colestine -Lake Creek Butte Falls . Eagle Point North ; Eagle Point South Flounce Rock Trail Shady Cove Reese Creek Derby ..' Howard Howard Howard East -. Howard East Boxy Ann Hillcrest Medford Medford Medford . Medford Medford . Medford Medford -Medford Medford Medford : Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford - Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford POLLING PLACES - Public Library City Hall Legion Hall Armory " " " First Presbyterian Church (basement) Free Methodist Church, 7th and Main (basement) , i Junior High School ; 255 Grant St. Lincoln School Briscoe School 130 4th Street v 368 Bridge Street S.O.C.E. Gym Valley View School Klamath Junction Cafe Bellevlew Grange Lincoln School . . , Sis. Q. Maint. Station Lake Creek Store Town Hall Youth Center, Eagle Point High Schol Gym Prospect Community Hall ' Rogue River Lodge V.F.W. Hall j Dinner Bell Cafe . .. Derby School , Howard School Gym 3526 Hwy. 99 N. Valley Auction Main Building Airport ' 2284 Crater Lake Hwy. Economy Auction 820 Crater Lake Ave. Hillcrest Orchard House , Holland Hotel . : Free Methodist Church Annex 337 W. 10th Street City HaU 309 E. 8th Street 610 South Central Avenue Lincoln School ' 422 Beatty Street . ' Latter Day Saints Church, Ivy and Monroe Streets ' Court House 519 King Street Crater Lake Lumber Company Boy Scout Hdq. " 1112 East Main Street - ' Roosevelt School Community Church of the Brethren, Corner of Mary and Saling Sts. 2012 Westerlund Drive 2415 Lyman Ave. Washington School 817 South Peach New Flrehall. 8th and Lincoln Streets 1104 West Main, Assembly of God Wednetdarv October 27, 1(54 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUMZ-ITO! Cash savings... every tin! Richer coffee, every pound! Guaranteed by Edwards' DIRECT-TO-SAFEWAY coffee service There's no richer coffee at any price yet you pay less for Edwards. You eaye...becauBe Edwards goes straight line from roaster to SAFEWAY to you. Your grocer ORDERS Edwards as he ' needs it and as you prefer it fresh' roasted, rich and fragrant. No long "sleep" in storage, Edwards is rushed ; by truck and placed rich and fragrant on the shelves. Your grocer gets it faster, you get it fresher by days. AND ALWAYS PENNIES LESS THAN OTHER HIGH-QUALITY coffees! Try Edwards now ... and start saving. I cant see paying more when I can save with Edwards . Even pounds the same - ; always rich and fresh 54 55 55-A 56 56-A 57 58 59 60 81 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 . 70. 71 71-A 72 73 73-A 7.4 75 76 77 77-A 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 ' ytUii. Xtt. ..Compire ffie Coffee: vW Compare fte ffo'ce : ill'' L C Church Annex Medford 1412 West Main Medford , Jackson School - Medford -.. ; - 648 Fairmont - -Medford St. Mark's Guild Hall (5th and Oak- dale) Medford . Parish Hall Catholic Church Medford Senior High School Girls Gym Medford 605 Dakota 1 Medford . 2404 E. Main '.Medford 1315 Bundy St. Orchard Home East 1833 S. Peach St. . Orchard Home West 1840 Stewart Phoenix East Presbyterian Church . Phoenix West Phoenix New School Gym Phoenix Southwest Grange Hall Talent West High School Gym . Talent East City Hall Griffin Creek Griffin Creek School Jacksonville North U.S. Hotel - Jacksonville South City Hall Perrydale North Oakgrove School Gym . Perrydale South Temple Baptist Church, 794 Lozier Lane .Central Point West Townsend Hall Central Point Crater High School Gym Northeast Central Point -Southeast Central Point Southeast Willow Springs Mound Mound , Sams Valley Wimer Rogue River East Rogue River West Rogue River West Gold HiU North Gold Hill South -Foots Creek Applegate Union Watkins Sterling 'Single boards. ! W i t ' - :: t-s- .... r) i ? r J i . m j r I tBSSKiassMMssasassssssHI Youngster Crushed Under Truck-Wheels , Vancouver, Wash. (U.R) t A three-year-old Camas, Wash., boy died In Memorial hospital here yesterday afternoon with out regaining consciousness aft er he was crushed beneath the wheels of a gravel truck. ; The victim was Chris Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Wright. He was caught under the wheels of a truck driven by Harry Friberg 47, Vancouver. ' Friberg told police that he had been hauling gravel in the drive- day of Wrights dwelling and had noticed several small chil dren playing in the area. But, hhe said, he thought all the" chil dren had been called inside by their parents and proceeded to back into the driveway. Friberg said he heard the- Wright boy's screams, and found the child under the truck's right rear dual. .- .- BEWITCHING Out of the 365 days in the year, Hal loween is one night Donna Raybold, 22, is going to take off from her dancing chores at Bimbo's in San Francisco to go witching. That witches' brew she's sipping only makes her more bewitching. Woman's Experiment Damages Automobile Salem (U.R) A young Salem woman, driving along about 40 miles per hour, wondered what would happen if she shifted her car into reverse. She found out. Witnesses told police the car went out of control, crossed the highway and struck a parked truck. The woman's car had to be towed away,: but the truck was only slightly damaged. The woman, whose curiosity got the better of her, wa3 cited for reckless driving, according to reports received- at the traf fic safety division here yester day. . . A GIRL AT LAST Chicago U,R) The proudest father in Chicago today is Nor-, man Dachman, 22. His wife gave birth to a daughter. Dachman is one of four sons, his father is one of seven sons and his grand father one of nine tons. . 19ih PRESIDENTIAL TERM , Spokane (U.R) Charles Ba ker, Walla Walla, yesterday was elected to his 19th term as presi dent of the Inland Empire Waterways association. . Vote for PAUL MEYERS TO REPRESENT WARD 4 M.y.rs for Council CommlttM, Jim Dunlavy, Chairman. ..v. Ike Sea ys "Political health is endangered if one party, by what ever means, becomes permanently or too long en trenched in poWer. The almost Inevitable con sequences are graft and incompetence in remote and even, in prominent places of government." We Believe It's Time for A CHANGE! VOTE DEMOCRATIC . Paid Political Adv. Damocratic Cmtral East Legion Hall Presbyterian Church, 1st and Oak St. Willow Springs School 105 Adm. Building, Camp White Table Rock School Sams Valley School Grange Hall Grange Hall ' V.F.W. Hall Rod and Reel Motel, Rt. 4, Box 162 City Hall 362 2nd Avenue Community Hall School Gym Old Ruch Store ' Upper Applegate Grange Old West Place at Rt. 2 Box 27, J'vllle Go to bed here wake up there Our overnight train Is the safe, ewnfortable and time saving way between southern Oregon eltlea and Port land. Leave at night ; be there the next morning. Take your choice of comfortable Pullman berths or compartments. Or ride at very low cost in chair ears quipped with adjustable, deep-cushioned chairs. A lounge oar provides easy chairs, magazines, snack meal service of coffea, sandwiches, soft drinks, eta. OOINO SOUTH? S.P.-chartered bus between here and Dunsmulr connects dally with the famous streamliner Shasta Daylight, giving fast, comfortable trip between hers and San Francisco. Southern Pacific f. 0. Morrli, Agant rUnt 2-214. THE ANSWER TO A POLITICAL LIE! Opponents of Senator Richard L; Neuberge have bought expensive advertising and handbills to publish a charge of interest to the people of Klamath Falls and Klamath County. They have charged that in 1951 Senator Neuberger : voted against House Bill 661, which sought to protect the water of our rivers against possible diversion to California. THIS CHARGE IS AN OUTRIGHT LIE! The official record proves that Senator Neuberger voted in favcr of House Bill 661 When HB 661 was first introduced, Senator Neuberg er pointed out certain fatal weaknesses in the bill. HB 661 was then sent to the Committee on Law, which reported out a revised bill. ' .This is Senate: the official Record of Proceedings in the SENATE JOURNAL, 1951 , page 249: . HB 661 -Read third time. On passage . of bill the vote was: Yes 25; No 1 (Bel ton) .. .Bill passed. SENATE JOURNAL, 1951, page 284: HB 661 -Coming on for repassage , (after consideration in the House). On i repassage of bill the vote was: Yes 29;. v No 0; Absent 1 (Musa). Bill repassed and title of bill stood as title of act. Both times that HB 661 came to a vote in the Senate, Senate Richard L. Neubrger votd for passage of HB 661! THAT IS THE PUBLIC RECORD! jif Why are Senator Neuberger's opponents lying to the voters? , Why must we be forced to set the record straight? "ft Why is the Old-Guard trying to divert you from the real issues at stake in this election? ' ' Is Cordon's Reactionary Record the Answer? DON'T TAKE YOUR EYE OFF THE BALL! THINK BEFORE YOU VOTE! VOTE FOR RICHARD L. NEUBERGER FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR! (Paid Political Adv. Jackion County Naubargar for Senator Cammlttas.)