Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 28, 1955, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextFOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGOW) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. April 28, 193S Truman Refers to Attorney General as "lern lungler' in Ghieago Talk Ex-President Departs From Prepared Text : Chicago U.R) Former Presi dent Harry S. Truman followed up on an address about , civil rights last night by referring to Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr., without mentioning him by name, as a "dern bungler," the Chicago Sun-Times reported. : Mr. Truman previously had departed from the text of his prepared address to say that it was the attorney general s duty to "preserve the Bill of Rights as well as protect the rights of the people." 'Dern Bungler ; The former President spoke before the Chicago Decalogue Society of Lawyers, which pre sented him -its 1954 Award of Merit, and on the way out of a hotel with Justice William O. Douglas of the Supreme Court, he started to make some refer ence to his "blowing up," then added "It's just that we've got such a dern bungler in the at torney general's office." , In a speech ' on civil rights, Mr. Truman said "It is the duty of the attorney general of . the united States, who has sworn just as I did when I took the oath of office, to preserve the Bill of Rights as well as to pro tect the rights of the people. Protection for Citizens "The Bill of Rights is just as important as the Constitution itself." Mr. Truman made the off the cuff remarks immediately after saying "recent history has dem onstrated ... that unless citi zens have rights against - the government, no one can be safe or secure." Mr.- Truman'i comment cap ped a busy day in Chicago in which he: 1. Announced that Adlai E. Stevenson is his candidate for the 1956 presidential nomination and voiced praise for Tennes see's young governor, Frank Clement. 2. . Said the Democrats "can lick anyone who runs on the Republican ticket," including President Eisenhower. 3. Proposed an investigation of the American press by "an unbiased and qualified organiza tion, adding "You know I have been having a little argument with the press, an apparent ref- xerence to his recent charges of Anti-Trust Suit Will Be Filed Against Newspaper Publishers New York (U.R) The gov ernment shortly will file an anti-trust action against the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the ANPA conven tion was told today. The civil suit will be based upon two charges, it was re ported. The first contends that beginning about 1917 the ANPA, in concert with the American Association of Advertising Agen- fflmm mm tBGsmstm ill IP BIGGS! ; - - . . if rils.compocny raw any y : ! bathroom corner. Blends C In perfectly with any ; zi color scheme. Only $1.00. ; ; I We Give pi ''I1'JJ'L' 8 w Redeem CHAPMAN JEWELERS Gsldy Bids, Ph.n. I-5M3 Two Persons Hurt In Auto Accidents cies, the Publishers Association of New York City, the Periodi cal Publishers Association, the Associated Business Papers, and the Agricultural Publishers As sociation had been and now is engaged in a conspiracy to re strain trade unreasonably in ad vertising. The second charge is similar but contends that the anti-trust act violation occurred during the same period of time in concert with the ANPA's own members. Disclosure of the government's forthcoming action was made to members at the ANPA's 69th annual convention at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel here. It was said that last week a committee representing the AN PA Board of Directors was in formed by Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr. that the Depart ment of Justice was ready to sue the association in the U.S. Dis trict Court for the Southern Dis trict of New York. KILLED IN WRECK The Dalles CU.R) Robert Reed, 67, of Blalock, was killed yesterday when a car in which he was a passenger plunged off the highway near Dufur, Ore. Vincent E. Ganbor, driver of the automobile, and Charles Udell, another passenger, both of Bla lock, were injured slightly. Two people were injured yes terday and this morning in auto mobile accidents on Medford city streets, according to city police. Hurt this morning was Doris Hester Smith, 316 South Grove land ave., driver of a car in volved in a collision with two other vehicles at the intersection of Lindley and East Main sts. The accident happened shortly after 8 a.m. Her car collided with vehicles operated by Alton E. Nordquist, 555 Keene way, and Flori Grace Sloniger, 398 Stewart ave. Mrs. Smith was treated by a doctor for chest injuries. She was cited for violation of basic rule. Woman Treated Mrs. Pearl Loomis, 61, of 111 B. st., Phoenix, was treated and released at Community hospital yesterday afternoon following pro-Eisenhower bias. 4. Served notice that, although he will never seek political of fice again, "I hope to be a poli tician a long time I don't give a damn whether I get to be a statesman or not ... A states man is just a dead politician." The former President received a full share of congratulatory messages, including a surprise compliment from - Alfred M. Landon. Landon, the Republican's 1936 presidential candidate, sent a message saying that when all the official papers are revealed he thinks Mr. 'Truman "will go down in history as one of our great presidents." Mr. Truman said Landon's telegram "almost knocked me off my chair. I now wish he had . received a few more votes." .Dead line Sunday Classified if at noon Saturday: 1 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day. an accident at the intersection of South Riverside ave. and Bar nett rd. Mrs. Loomis was a passenger in a car driven by Charles E. Loomis, 63, Phoenix. The Loomis car collided with a ve hicle operated by Keith Seitz, 47, of 314 West Jackson st.'at about 1:45 p.m. Mrs. Loomis was taken to the hospital by Medford ambulance service. . A third accident involved cars driven by Harold Wales, route 2, box 388, Gold Hill, and Frank W. Southwell, Camp White. The accident occurred at about ll:20i a.m. Wednesday in front of 1128 Court st. No injuries or cita tions were listed on the accident report. Q'J & TOUCH Combo (y TOUCH is nick- name for veteran r f5 weed killer, r A I 4"XD- Comes in I nK handy can with xhaker too that 3" ysw .lime Sntn cniral PScottsWand. -TOUCH here, and there -and Weeds go. 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