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o O O TOURTN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, DeeMBber 1. 185 O Nixon Believes Strengthened NATO To Tough Attitude Shown by Russia Nothing Should Be Spared To Increase European Defenses Answer at Geneva RECORD RUN The atomic scbmanne Nautilus, with crew members and observers on deck nears its dock af Groton, Conn., after completing a run of 25,000 miles without refueling. Navy Secy. Charles S. Thomas, aboard the powerful undersea craft said the Nautilus has far exceeded the Navy's most optimistic expectations"' on its record smashing run. Paul Muni To Resume Role in Broadway Play New York U.R) Veteran actor Paul Muni, forced out of the Broadway play "Inherit the ( f i . ' c win fep f . s&w 1 l PRIVATil STOOU Wind" three months ago by an ailment which cost him his left eye, resumes the lead role in the play tonight. Friends said Muni has been equipjed with an artificial eye and is anxious to get back to work. In the play, which is based on the famous "Monkey Trial" of John T. Scopes, Muni plays a part fashioned after the late noted attorney, Clarence Dar-row. Reopening of Albany Plant Will Be Aired Washington (U.R) Gov: Paul Patterson of Oregon said here today that the National Security Council will discuss tod$f his proposal to reopen the federally owned zirconium plant at Al bany, Ore.' Patterson said reaction to his plea for reopening was unex- I pectedly speedy. But he said I there was no indication whether 1 the security council would reach decision on the plant at . its (fmeeting today, .-."t:-. .";',- Interest in the; plant is held by the Office of Defense Mobil ization. Atomic Enerev Commis sion, the Bureau of Mines and the Department of the Army. Zirconium, an atomic reac tion by-product, was first de veloped at the Albany plant through methods evolved by Bu reau of Mines' researchers. The government has launched a five- year zirconium procurement pro gram but has denied prospec tive bidders use of the Albany plant. 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Fran. co Qiidhat even though Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef had been restored to the throne and certain mistakes had been cor rected, unrest was bound to re main because "there are some people who are interested that it continue." o Growers Discuss Crop Freeze Damage' Portland (U.R) Growers who suffered severe crop loss in last month's freeze were told yester- j day the first step to make appli- j cation for government help is to ' file an estimate of the total dam- i age to crops in this area. i . Berry growers, truck garden-' ers, nurserymen and county -agents met here to discuss aid , plans with Farmers Home Ad-: ministration officials. It was de-1 cided to hold meetings to try to ! total damage at sites to be an nounced later in Columbia, Mult nomah, Clackamas and Washing ton counties. Oregon-California Wafer Compact Hearing Under Way Salem (U.R) A two-day hearing on a proposed "Klamath River Basin" compact between Oregon and California got under way here today with commis sioners, engineers and their at torneys for the two states in at tendance. Purpose of the hearing- is to hear any objections or suggest ions concerning a preliminary draft of thecompact before the final draft is drawn up, Oregon State Engineer Lewis A. Stanley said. : Bert A. Phillips of Douglas City, Trinity county, chairman or tne uamornia commission. said aims of the compact are to facilitate and promote the order ly integrated and comprehen sive development, use, conserva tion and control of land and wa ter resources of the Klamath River basin. Included are the use of water for domestic and municipal pur poses; development of lands by irrigation and other means; pro tection and enhancement of fish, . MJl.'f. i wiiaiue ana recreational re auuiuea; use ox water ior lnaust rial purposes and hydroelectric power production and use and control of water for navigation and for flood prevention. Representing Oregon at the hearing are Nelson Reed of Kla math Falls, chairman of the Oregon commission; George E. Stevenson of Olen, member; State Engineer Stanley, and at torneys Howard Stmson and John Nichols. , Elk-Trail Applies For Funds For Well Elk-Trail school district ap plied for emergency funds this week from the county rural scnooi Doara to install a new well and- pump, .Alf Mekvold, county school superintendent, re ported today. The board tenta tive! accepted the request and work was to begin today. The new well is to replace a shallow well recently con demned by the county sanitari an, he said. American women use enough lipstick every year to paint 40, 000 barns. Washington (U.R) Vice- President Richard M. Nixon be lieves that a strengthened North Atlantic Treaty Organization is the answer to Russia's tough at titude at thPrecent Geneva conference. "No effort) should be spared" increasing the West's Euro pean detenses in view or kus sia's tactics at the Big Four for eign ministers meeting. Nixon told the United Press in an ex clusive interview. O A high diplomatic official said Nixon's view reflects the offi cial position o the administra tion. The official said great im portance is being attached to the next NATO meeting Dec. 15 in Paris. The State Department Wednesday published a 307-page record of what transpired at the Geneva conference. It showed, among other things, that Dulles charged Russia with trying to perpetrate "a cruel deception" of ' the world with its dis armament proposals. NATO Strengthening Need Nixon said the failure to make progress toward settlin international differences at Ge- Jackson Foresf 4 Fund Corrected Salem (U.R) Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry has been advised by the U. S. Forest Ser-Q vice of corrections to be made (in the apportionment of 54,988,- 206 m revenues irom ieaerai forest reserves forClhe fiscal year ended June 30, 1954- A federal law effective June ; 24, 1954 excludes revested Ore gon and California acreages as used by the federal department in computing the apportionment and adjustment between the counties will be made in 1956. hafie county, in receiving ,51, 030,350, received 530,812 inex cess. Douglas county, receiving $553,824, should have received $16,496 more. Clackamas county received an excess of $11,881 and the cor rected total is $285,326. Linn county will get $11,736 additional money with a correct ed total of $398,430. Marion county, will get $5054 more, or $156,533 total. Wasco county will get $4439 or more or $118,232. Curry county gets $9416 more for a total of $119,762. Hood River county gets $4451 more for a total of $118,568. Jackson coun ty gets pared $2073 for a cor rected total of $169,139. Jose phine" county gets $12,215 less for a total of S71,272. Multno- .PROVOST FURNITURE'S PRErCHMSTNlAS PHONE 5811 STORE WIDE STORE WIDE 357 EAST MAIN, ASHLAND BEDROOM SETS l-4-Pc. Set Cordovan Mahogany Bed, Dresser Wmirror and 2 Stands Reg. 249.50 $ 4 A50 SALE PRICE L 1 7 o 4-PC. WALNUT SET DRESSER WMirror Stand and Twin Beds Res. 299.50 $)JIA50 SALE PRICE A47 neva "has shown more than ever mah county gets $1451 more for the wisdom and necessity of in creasing the strength of NATO and maintaining the bonds of friendship of the free world." He also voiced hope that there will be an increased ex change of visits between top of ficials of the United States and other free nations. This, is in creasingly important in view of Russia's attempts to split the Western alliance, the vice-president said. The Geneva papers were made public Wednesday night after Dulles himself revealed in advertently that the State De partment had compiled a record of the Oct. 27-Nov. 16 Geneva meeting. Reporters were startled to see a Dulles-autographed copy of the document in the hands of Portugese Foreign Minister Dr. Paulo Cunha as he, left Dulles': office. Newsmen immediately demanded copies. Contradictory Statements Cited The documents showed that Dulles, on Nov. 11, charged that Russia had made contradictory statements on whether interna tional controls were possible on reduction and prohibiting of nu clear weapons. The day before Molotov had talked about "ef fective international controls . . . " But Dulles recalled that last May 10 Russia had said there were "possibilities beyond the reach of international con trol." Dulles also gave the Russians a blunt and homespun argument on the West's reasons for seek ing free elections as a condition for reunification' of East and West Germany. 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