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SIXTEEN MEDrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuaiday, Novmbr 2, 1184 NEWS OF THE NEW... Shop 'till 9:00 p. m. Vednesday V v ' - WfSS i 1 ait ti?BWiWl fSllillliS 3MB .ssA-Y"rt A ys PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE Fulgendo Batista, can didate for President of Cuba, is shown at his final press conference at Havana Cuba before election day. Military Censorship, Started in Korea in 1950, Brought To End Seoul, Korea (U.R) Military censorship ended in Korea to day because of the steady drop pf news volume and the decline in security considerations. 5 Joint field press censorship of fices in Tokyo and Seoul which had handled millions of words filed by correspondents covering Nixon Declared Misinformed on Action by NBC : New York (U.R) Sylvester L. ,Weaver Jr., president of the Na tional Broadcasting Company, .isaid last night Vice-President Richard M. Nixon was "mis informed" about NBC's refusal pf free time to answer a speech by Adlai E. Stevenson, t In a prepared statement, ."Weaver said Nixon's request for the free time was referred to an earlier request by GOP Nation al Chairman Leonard Hall for free time equal to a half-hour NBC had given the Democratic National Committee. The time requested by Hall was granted last Satuday, Weaver said. Political Broadcast The Democrats were awarded their free time after National Chairman Stephen Mitchell complained a presidential Cabi net meeting carried free to the nation actually was a political broadcast. . Weaver said that in reply to Nixon's telegram asking for time last Friday, NBC notified him by telegram that it already had offered 30 minutes free time to the GOP and the offer had been accepted. "T h e Republican National Committee informed NBC at that time that it was attempting to get Mr. Nixon as its speaker on the NBC network in the time period accepted by the commit tee," Weaver said. "We actually purchased facilities to televise Mr. Nixon's talk from Seattle. Brownell Designated "We were later informed by the committee that Mr. Nixon would not be the speaker and that the committee had desig nated instead Mr. Herbert Brownell (attorney general), Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby (secre tary of Health, Education and Welfare), and Miss Bertha Ad kins of the Republican National Committee." the war and armistice immedi ately went out of business. An announcement in Washing ton by Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson ended a Kor ean institution that began Dec. 23, 1950, six months after the Korean war started. Last dispatch to go through censorship was filed by Sgt. Robert L. Brown of the Pacific Stars and Stripes. Brown's dis patch reported a press confer ence given by Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, 8th Army commander.. Gen. John E. Hull, supreme United Nations commander in the Far East, thanked cansors and correspondents for their aid and understanding during cen sorship. "Censorship, although alien to the jelously guarded American principles of freedom of speech, is necessary in time of war and was necessary during the Kor ean conflict and the following months of uneasy truce," Hull said. Form Changed Twice Korean censorship first was suggested by the correspond ents themselves. It has changed twice in form since its begin ning. The first change occurred early in 1951 when the 8th Armv formed the Press Advis ory Division. The Air Force and Navy followed suit. When better organization was needed, the Joint Field Press Censorship Group (JFPCG) in cluding Army, Navy and Air Force officers was organized in January, 1953, under the command of Col. James T. Sheridan. No Clues in Jewel Theft at Las Vegas Las Vegas, Nev. (U.R) Sheriff's deputies reported no clues today in their search for a burglar who stole $56,265 in jewels from the hotel room of Max Factor Jr., noted Holly wood cosmetics manufacturer. The theft occurred Sunday while Factor and his wife, Mille, were staying at the Flamingo hotel, but deputies withheld dis closure of the burglary until last night because they believed it had been "an inside job." Factor said some of the miss ing gems were birthday presents to his wife. Included in the loot was a nine-carat diamond ring valued at $18,000 and a man's diamond ring valued at $4500. 3 WILL YOU ALSO BE THANKFUL FOR HOW YOU LOOK? Of Holidays this can be said: They are occasions for the spirit. Events for the soul. Rebirth, through rest and ease, for the body. Their force of tradition makes of them, too, bulwarks for character. . , And because all holidays make of us guests and hosts as well, they weld us into cordial little tribes. Especially at Thanksgiving, a uniquely American Holiday. If it's an occasion, we dress. That's always been so, and the greater the occasion, the fanicer and more elaborate the dress. So even though Thanksgiving isn't an occasion calling for unusual trappings, neither is it a Hobo Party. You'll want to look decent neat and presentable in your good clothes. Combining conviviality and informality with grace and the festive air of exceeding one's usual" attire. Thanksgiving is a time to look your best. And to look your best means what? Simple. Bring the whole family's good clothes in to be cleaned early. Let us restore them to their "as new" appearance. BRING THEM IN TODAY MEDFORD CLEANERS 34 N. HOLLY PHONE 2-6500 FOR FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Robt. C. Wright O. M. DeHart ...... r ' TRAVEL SEAT for baby; fits any car, can be used as high chair or utility chair as well. Lightweight and easy to han dle 3.50. WEATHES 161(81 -xtfr - ,t,.nim DOROTHY CRAY WINTER LOTIONS now Yz price . . . Skin Lotions and Hormone Lotion, reg. 2.00 size NOW 1.00 plus tax. Buy now and save! f . WOOL KNIT CLOVES with pgiskin palm are smart look ing and warm. 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