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0 SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBtTNE Wednesday, January 18, 1958 Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS New York Pilot Capt. Robert Francis on safely landing his Northeast Airlines plane with 24 aboard after his instruments were knocked out during a snowstorm: "By the grace of God we landed safe." St. Paul, Minn. Adlai E. Stevenson on Secretary of State John Foster Dulles' "brink of war" statement regarding U.S. foreign policy: "For this nation to walk to the verge of war three time in three years while drastically reducing our military defense for domestic political advantage can only be counted suicidal folly.' Liverpool, England The Royal Navy in ruling against a lady officer playing the rear end of a decoy cow: 'To have a Wren officer playing such a role would have brought ridicule to the service. Some mothers would not like to think their daughters were joining up to be given such tasks. Oxford, England Michael Foote of the Oxford City Council in his criticism of a picture magazine carrying revealing pinups of Swedish screen star Anifa Ekberg: "I criticize this publication for its rapid alternation between succulent popsies (British slang for "real knockout") on one page and oleographs of the saints on the next." United Nations, N.Y. Israel Ambassador Abba.Eban to the Security Council on the Israeli raid of Dec. 11 against Syria: "Israel comes before a tribunal where the only alternatives whatever the merits of the case, are a verdict for the Arabs or no verdict at all." United Nations, N.Y. Syrian Ambassador Ahmed Shukairy in proposing that the U.N. withhold all economic assistance to Israel for one year for the Syrian attack: "It is only natural that a beggar with a brandished dagger is not entitled to charity.' , New York The National Citizens Committee for Eisenhower, which spearheaded his 1952 drive, on its announcement that it is being reformed to boost the President for reelection: "We are convinced that under present world conditions the President will consider it his duty to serve a second term, pro: vided he finds that his health will permit him to carry the load. We believe that his recovery to date is most encouraging." New York Harlow H. Curtice, president of (General Motors Corp., in a statement against government control of consumer credit terms: "The terms and the total outstanding are no cause for anxiety on the tightening of credit as reflected by the present federal re serve policy." , Soil Conservation District Endorses Area Flood Control The board of supervisors of the Sams Valley-Beagle Soil Conservation district have en dorsed a resolution asking Army engineers and, other interested agencies to prepare a flood con trol survey of Rogue river and its tributaries. A copy of the resolution, which has been supported by Cham bers of Commerce in Jackson and Josephine counties, will be sent to Oregon's congressional delegation and other officials. New Members The board named four new members to a rivers committee, which informed jointly with the Rogue soil conservation district. They are John N. Winton, Eagle Point; Burdeit L. Dodge, Hill crest rd.; and Eric Alln, and the Rev. George Bolster, ' Med &rd. Other members of the commit tee are Harold Gebbard, .Cen tral Point, chairman; Francis Kraus, Applegate; and William L. Jess and Miles Williams, mem bers of the Rogue district. A report from the committee emphasized a need for channel Qclearance and stream bank ero sion control, which could im mediately alleviate further loss es of good farm land. Consider ing tim necessary to make a survey of valley streams and control flooding, the committee said other forms of control .were important at the present time and would also control flooding. , A program of needs for such control measures is to be sent to members of Congress this week. Members of the board also unanimously endorsed the na tional administration's nine point soil bank program, as out lined in the president's message to congress. March 19 was set as the date Hearings Slated On Two Petitions For Soil Districts The soil conservation commit tee will hold hearings Feb. 3 for farm owners and operators of the Evans creek area who have petitioned to join two dif ferent soil conservation districts. The state committee' has re ceived two petitions, one signed by 34 land owners asking that their area be added to the Sams Valley-Beagle district, and one signed by 24 land owners re questing the same territory be added to the Rogue district. Approximately 168,840 acres of land in the northwestern part of( the county is not now in cluded in either the Rogue or Sams Valley-Beagle districts. Hearing Times . Since the petition for addition to the Sams Valley-Beagle dis trict was presented to the com mittee first, a hearing on that petition will be held first. It is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, in the Enterprise Grange hall, Wimer, followed by a hearing on the Rogue district petition at 3 p.m. Land operators may express three categories: 1. In favor of addition of the entire area to either the Rogue or the Sams Valley-Beagle dis tricts. 2. In favor of., dividing the territory and recommending part for addition to both districts. 3. In favor of allowing the entire area to remain as it is without addition to either. Should the hearings favor ad dition to either district in whole or in part, the state committee will announce a date for a refer endum vote. for the Sams Valley-Beagle soil conservation district annual meeting. It will begin at 8 p.m. in the Eagle Point Grange hall. JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP t SIZES 9'A to 13 SIZES 1314 to 4 . . SIZES 414 to 9 . . . 795 395 II95 Presents Two New Corrective Shoe Styles for Children! THE NEW ALL WHITE SADDLE AND THE BROWN & WHITE SADDLE Remember, We Guarantee Our Fit! 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