TEW MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, January 21, I9SS
McCarthy, Wife ExcludediFrom
Presidential Dinners at White House
Washington U.R) Presi
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower ap
parently, won't be seeing Sen.
and Mrs. josephr R. McCarthy
'' this winter social season. ;
Whether, or not the McCar-
' thys were were excluded pur
posely from two formal dinners
at ' the White House this week
became a national point of in
terest Thursday. . ..: '.J' 1 r
. Mr. and Mrs.. Eisenhower held
a formal dinner for r Vice-President
Richard M. Nixon and his
wife', on Tuesday night and en
tertained on Wednesday night
Polio Mystery Man
Not Identified; I
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Prizes, Clue Added
:; Two more prizes and another
clue have been - added to the
March -.of - Dimes ' Mystery Man
contest when - his identity was
not guessed again last night ' '
, , , The new clue is: There are
two other men in Oregon hold
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' POLIO'S1 MYSTERY MAN ;
, . - Reward Grows; Richer
lng positionsidentical to mine.
The other" clues follow: He
was' born in California in -1904
and became a Beaver , in 1941.
He came to the Rogue valley in
.1948. He. is a father. . Some of
ficials., conceal evidence. Other
officials disclose facts and rea
son. My first name is the same
as one of the saints. :
A pair of men's pajamas from
The Hub and a free radio or
TV service call from Emerson's
RadioTVi Service -have - been
added to, the prize list.' .y
Other prizes are a $10 gift
certificate from Johnston ' and
Stewart Shoe store, a : S3 gift
certificate from Mann's Depart
ment store, a case of Pepsi Cola
and a .case . of . Mission orange
from. -Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.,
and 10 pounds . of coffee from
- Communication Workers of
America, Local 9206. A prize
and another clue will be added
i each day- t h e Mystery. Man's
Identity goes unguessed. yyy
: Persons desiring to enter the
contest are asked to send their
name, address 'and !. telephone
number to March of .Dimes -Mystery
Man Contest, P.O. Box 531,
-Medford. A name will be drawn
and a telephone .caU. made each
night over - one of the , valley's
radio or TT stations. V r' s -
i Tonight's call comes from sta
tion KYJC. at: 5:30 . p.-m. and
Saturday's call will come from
station KWIN at 6:15 p.m.
A coupon for convenience of
those desiring to enter the con
test appears on this page. .
for . House 'Speaker Sam Ray
burn. ' y .
Chairmen Invited
To these two dinners were In
vited the new Democratic chair
men of the top committees of
the House -and Senate, plus the
ranking Republican members.'
As Washington protocol . goes,
McCarthy should , have been in
cluded in his role as ranking
Republican on the' Senate Gov
ernment Operations, committee.
Washington society reporters
noted that , the . . controversial
Wisconsin senator .and his wife
were not on the t guest list.':--
However," the White : House
took an attitude "of 'studied
amazement at the' mere sugges
tion by reporters the McCarthy's
: - Press Secretary James C. Hag
erty conceded, that, the McCar
thy's were ; not invited toi the
two formal dinners this .week,
but on the point, of deliberate
exclusion, Hagerty said, "I don't
check on Mr. and Mrs. Eisen
hower's guests." . . y . .....
McCarthy when a hews ac
count of the supposed snub was
read -'to him by ' a reporter,
laughed and said he had no com
ment." y-y y.- ;v:;'r yyyy
The President and Mrs. Eisen
hower invited the McCarthys to
a White House congressional re
ception on : Jan. 14,-but the Mc
Carthys did ' not '' attend. - The
guest list that night approached
2,000 persons, but only 773peo
ple appeared.' This is consider
ably lower than normal.--? .'.yy
There -was no : indication - of
any particular . concern at the
executive . mansion today, over
the failure of the. McCarthy's to
join the winter festivities. ; :
Births
; . CARPENTER To Mr. ; and
Mrs." Roger, 2811 North Pacific
highway, Jan. 19, 1955, a boy,
8 pounds, at Community hos
pital. - ' '
' HILL To Mr. and Mrs.'!
Harold; 1905 ; Delta vWatersjrd.,
Jan. 18, 1955, a girl, weight 914
pounds, at" home. " --
Hagerty was asked late Thurs
day whether McCarthy was
"persona non grata at the White
House."
"I have no .comment on any
other questions on that cubject,"
he replied. : , ,
rialionVMiddle Hit
By Snow, Rain, Cold
", By UNITED PRESS :
'A band of snow, ' rain and
freezing - rain stretched today
from Minnesota .; to'' Eastern
Texas. ' '.- y ," y t- j 7 i y ;
i. Texas, was pounded by rain
while Missouri, Easten Iowa and
Western ; -Illinois . got ; a vicious
combination of snow and freez
ing rain.- Snow fell on Minnesota
and Wisconsin, il 4
' Elsewhere in' the .nation win
ter slackened the .stormy, pace
it set earlier this week, although
two inches of snow hit Salt Lake
City. ' vy.;'-::','
It was chilly in most of the
country and only the far South
west and states , bordering, the
Gulf of Mexico and the: Pacific
Coast had : temperatures ' above
freezmg.:. ' ... ; " -y.y , ... lj;t--
illy of
Portland 4J.R) John R. Mac
Kenzie was to be tried in Fed
eral Court here today on. charges
of contempt ' of: Congress. Two
others have been 'convicted tins
week of similar charges, grow
ing but of House un-American
Activities Subcommittee, hear
ings here last June. -
A Federal Court jury yester
day deliberated 45 minutes be
fore:: finding Herbert Simpson
guilty of contempt of Congress.
Donald Wollam jwas . convicted
Wednesday on . a similar indict
Purged Japanese
emerges
Tokyo 1UJ0 One of Japan's
top communists .purged by Gen;
Douglas MacArthur in. ,1950,
came out of the : underground
today to lead the country's, 100,
000 Reds in a: comeback' cam
paign, y';: :.:r'iy
. Yoshio Shiga, .48, .former edi
tor of the Communist newspaper
"Red Flag," said the party's im
mediate ' objective j will be . 35
seats in the House of Represent
atives in the Feb. 27 elections.,
. Shiga said that; the-Japanese
Communist party would run "77
candidates - in the contest . and
campaign for resumption of rela
tions with Russia' and Red China;
a ban on. atom bombs, and great
er trade and "cultural exchange
with. Soviet satellite countries. -'
He said four of the 24 Com
munist Central committee mem
bers purged by MacArthur
would take part in the drive. : '
- The party's comeback; plans
were timed to' capitalize on the
unexpectedly w a r m . response
given : Moscow x" and ' Peiping
"peace off ensiveTf eelers in Tok
yo and build up its- cumulative
effect ' y- s ; " -: :;' - -
Offers Nautilus
Submarine Sandwich
Teaneck, N. J.i (U.R) The
New England Pizza Shoppe r
day featured r the "Nautilus, an
atomic submarine sandwich."
v It : consists of four .. kinds of
Italian meat,- provolone cheese,
.lettuce, tomato,- onion, anchovy,
cherry ? peppers, pimento, green
peppers, oregan o, . pickles,
crushed olives, salt, pepper, oil,
wine vinegar, - Parmesan cheese
and is served, on a' 16-inch loaf
of Italian hread. Cost? $1.25 and
serves "up to three people." ..
Realty Board Off iter
Names Committeemen y
; ; MedfordRealty "board com
mittee chairmen vtrere announced
this week, by. Clark Walker, re4
cehtly: elected f president of .the
board. In charge . of ' legislation
and taxation is Ray Schumacher;
membership, . Bill Kerr; . enter
tainment, Mrs. Mary Maass; pub
lic .affairs and resolutions, Mrs.
Bertha Gammill, and publicity,
Wi-TiVFaseLV 'yi , "
, The next meeting of the board
will; be. at 12 . noon, "Thursday,
Jan.' 27, at the Medford hotel.
Salk Vaccine Must
ashmgton !-0J.R)-- The new
Salk .... polio 'vaccine " must ." pass
government .tests before it can
be offered; to, the f general public,-
a Public Health Service of'
ficial said today, yyy y
T h e J National Institute of
Health, research branch, of .the
Public; Health Service, must cer
tify that the vaccine is safe and
effective before it is made avail
able ..generally,;. Dr. 'David E.
Price, .assistant surgeon gen'eral,
said in an interview. -1
y Nearly half - a. million, young
school childen were! inoculated
with the. yaccine last year in a
mass, .test to determine , its 'ef
fectiveness in preventing infan
tile paralysis. The outcome of
that experiment will j: not " be
known-until April when experts
complete" a complicated analysis
of the 1954 polio outbreak. - The
study is being conducted at the
Universir .of KKchigan.4 ' ; t
, -..Price said ; this report will be
a 'major factor in determining
whether the vaccine , gets gov
enment okay. :; . . : ' .
lautilus Submerges'
Fi Navy Cameramen
r Groton,Conn.-rJ(UJ,J -The nuclear-powered
submarine Nauti
lus, which made its first .dive
yesterday, repeated the history
making performance today, this
tune for Navy ; photographers
who were prevented - by rough
weather from filming the first
event.
, , The Nautilus went under, yes
terday at 1:39 p.m and remain
ed submerged for one hour, ac
cording to a - Navy announce
ment. Lt. .William H. Layman,
San Diego,, the diving, officer,
took it down.
The submarine rescue vessel,
Skylark, which has attended the
Nautilus at all of its trial opera
tions, circled . nearby. A Navy
helicopter hovered overhead, .i.
BUI Planned To Appoint
State Attorney General
Salem 5. U.PJ Sen. Warren
GUI, Lebanon Republican, 'said
today he was preparing legisla
tion tomake the office of attor
ney: general "appointive instead
of elective in Oregon..
, Gill, said he was - hot . aiming
the bill - at Attorney General
Robert Y. Thornton, a Democrat
"I simply believe the governor
should be permitted to hire his
own lawyer," he said.
ODD NAME '
Hartford, Conn. (U.R) -Seeking
a mathematics book "Mul
tiplication Table by Sevens,"
Sylvester. A. , Markowski,' Jr.,
was asked by the clerk, "How
do you spell ' that author's
name?"
JUDGE SENTENCES JUDGE
X)enver UJ0 Judge -Mitchel
B. Johns sent Judge Solon Hin
ton to jail for 20 days Wednes
day and ordered him to pay a
$145 .fine f or driving while his
license was" suspended.' Hinton,
38, is a construction worker. His
first name is Judge. ' e
EATON'S
DINNER HOUSE
- SI! Crater Laki Av. - -
' ITALIAN AND
AMERICAN DINNERS
SPKCIAL AH the Spahettt aa
Momema4 Ravioli voa can cat.
Include . Horn Mad Braad,
Batter and Cff.Q
rCOURSi FALUMTDINNn
$1.30
Open 5:10 PJK. Tin ff P.M.
Tit. Sat, Suu, and Moa. Only
1
0 aMajtm.
NIGHT ,
11 iraiLV
And the Western Swing Band
jncKsonuiLLE Gc:iM:iw.ra!i
e ADMISSION o
$1 .00 Tax Inc., Students with
Student . Body Cards 75c
Listen To -Western
Roundup Tintd
12:30 Dairy on KVI?4, '
Mere
HART To Mr. and Mrs
Flovd Jr.. 2101 Canal. Jan 20
1955, a girl, weight 7 pounds, at
community hospital. ;;; - ": m ;-,y
LYON To Mr. and Mrs
Raymond, 206 Ashland ave., Jan.
20, 1955, a boy, weight 8 pounds
at usieopaunc hospital.
GRIFFIN To Mr. and Mrs.
Burle, 2080 Ridgeway dr., s Jan.
19, 1955, a boy, weight 8 pounds,
at Osteopathic hoqpital.
SNYDER To Mr. ' and Mrs.
Vivian.' 3879 Jaoksnnvilla
way, Jan. 19, 1955, a girl, weight
6 pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital . " , t. . ,
SHARP . Tv Mi an4 .T- .
Harold, 1107 Stevens, Jan. 20,
1955, a boy, weight 9V4 pounds,
at Sacred Heart hospital.
SIEMSEN To Mr. and Mrs.
Alvinj .1781 Myers lane, Jan. 20,
1955,: a boy, weight 5 pounds,
at Sacred Heart hospital, y .
STALLSWORTH To Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence, route 1. rmr 4?
Gold Hill,: Jan. 20, 1955, a boy,
weight "74 1 pounds, at Sacred
Heart -hospital.
. TAYLOR-i-To Mr, and Mrs.
Roy, 328 North Central ave.,
Jan. 20, 1955. a bov. weisht 53
pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital.,' . .;'. py. .s
March of Dimes Mystery Man Contest
Post Office Box 531 ' '
Medford, Oregon '
Name
Address
Phone Number ;
A contribution to the March of
Dimes would be welcome -
Court Records
POLICE COURT ' r '
Jack Milhoan, parked en wrobs
aide of itrect, sz.50. -? -
Patsy Mae Winner, failure to stop
at ston liffl. $5.:
Edward Warren Dillon, violation of
basic rule. $10.: .
Thelma Margaret Taylor, failure to
atop at atop sign. a. -:
DISTRICT COURT "
James F. ' Arnemanii. violation of
basic rule, S3, costs and Sio xne sus
Abner Clark, dumping rubbish onja
William . B. Palmer, violation . of
basic rule. $15. -. 1 -
Harold M. Lewis, failure to stop at
stop -sign, $10. - . ,
Kay E. Upchurch. passing with In,
sufficient clearance. $15. 1
EmU M. Unger., failure to stop at
ston sign. $10. .
Walter R. Spear e Jr., failure- to stop
at stop sign; $10.
Morris A. Yaw, violation of basic
rule. $15.; tJ. j '-
t Robert D. Shiatsu operating motor
vehicle while operator's license sus
pended, ' $25 bail, forfeited. '
Dale R. Hibbs. oyerwidth. $10 bail
lorienea. -Jra
H 'Jenks. overload. 55: . over
load, $130; overload, . $102. all , bail
forfeited.
. Ttalli V. -Rw1lin. ovffrlnad.. $50.
Earle N. O'Neal, void foreign li
cense, $1d forfeited.- -:
Lloyd C. Johnson, violation of basic
rule.' $251' " ' ' '
y Fred N. McPherson. failure to : op
erate motor vehicle in proper lane of
traffic $10. --K :- t- : - -
Arthur K. Owens. 58. of 710 King
st.. drunk on a pubUc highway, $235
forfeited. - . ;
. Melva-P.. Pay ton, violation of basic
rule. $15. ' - -
Bernice Conklin, violation of basic
rule. S7.50. . - 1
John M. Archibald, ". violation , ef
basic xule. $10;
-.James Vander Steen Jr.. violation of
basic rule. $30. - ;
Carl F. Ratzat. overwidth load. SIO.
Marcel Klimek Jr., overload, . $38,
overload. $87.
Hiram S. - McSpadden. 60, Camp
White-, driving while under the in
fluence of intoxicatinc liauor. $59.
with $196 credit for 88 days in jail.
CIRCUIT COURT
Donald W. Cox vs. Ruby Lee Cox,
divorr eomnlaint. - - : .
Bertie Lillian Schelenbaum ' vs.
James Daniel Schelenbaum. divorce.
complaint..
Mae Jo Bumgarner vs. L. D. Bum
garner, divorce complaint.
timer w. setteu vs. Aiargarei jb
Settell, divorce complaint. :
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS : -'
Roger Henry Flair. 20. of I3S0
Thomas - rd.: and Christina ' Evelyn
Beard. 18. route 2, box 13A. Jackson
ville.
Lowell Herman Henry, la. or 323
Pearl st Medford. and- Nona Loleta
Steele. 18. of 525 Pearl at.. Medford
Donald Lvle Greene, .30. of 107
Orevon st. Jacksonville. and Joan
Pearl Bishop. 18, of 307 South Fourth
st- Jacksonville.
James. Edward Messer: 23. of 422
Laurel st.. Medford. and Karlene Mae
Johnson. 21. of 517 Vj J st Medford.
WHERE TO GO?
On Highway 99 at Talent 5 ' ' -1
Soutiicra Oregon's Uiiiquo Supper Club
Good Food Good Music -- Dancing
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save toward. As each album of 10c or 25c Stamps
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