Harriman Expected To Break Out
More Active Pre-Convention Push
By LYLE C. WILSON
Washington (U.R) The word
in Washington today! . 0
Visitors returning from Al
bany, N. Y.t report signs of
build-up toward a more active
pre-convention presidential cam
paign than has
been acknowl
edged by Dem
ocratic Gov.
Averell Harri
man; more
hopeful, too.
Returnees re
port the gov
ernor optimis
tic on breaking
ing into some
big state delegations, currently
tagged for Adlai E. Stevenson.
Jtmt
could carry all of the South as
the Democratic presidential nom
inee:0 Harriman and Kefauver
probably could not.
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Lyle C Wilson
Stevenson proposed in Janu
ary a "moderate" political ap
proach to national issues; in
February advocated gradualism
in carrying out the Supreme
Court's racial integration ruling.
Harriman's challenge was espe
cially sharp. Michigan's Gov. G.
Mennen Williams was another
who balked at the moderate ap
proach. He said he could not sup
port Stevenson as of his cam
paign record to Jan. 30.
Harriman's strategy: Offend
no one seriously. Await the op
portunity which would be of
fered if , Tennessee"s Sen. Estes
Kefauver stalled or slowQd Stev
enson in their presidential pri
mary contests.
O.
An extreme southern conserva
tive point of view: Stevenson
Democratic National Commit
tee Chairman Paul M. Butler this
weelc on the subject of integra
tion: "I think the Democratic
Party will take a clear-anSl firm
stand on this issue."
There is considerable specu
lation whether the Democrats
can take a clear and firm stand
on. racial integration without of
fending either the rank-and-file
of white Southerners or the mil
lions of northern Negroes who
On The Side by e. v. Durimg
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O Sweet delight:
O Oiore than humaruWiss,
IoMe with one wl)ever loving Is
How-blessed is he.
With such a darling ever nigh.
So loved, so blessed in my beloved
() am I.
Campion.
What was the extent of your
responsibilities when von were
IR Havp ilist Vioarrl nf a follnii'J
of 18 whose recently acquired
responsibilities will compel him
to take life seriously from now
on. He has become the father of
twins. His wife is 17. For a teen
ager to be the papa of twins is
really getting off to an early'
start in the matrimonial field.
Sidelights O
It was that extremely clever
fellow Grant Clark who wrote
the song titled "There's a Little
Bit of Bad in Every Good Little
Girl."
The inspiration for this song is
said to have been a minister's
daughter of Kokomo, Ind. . . .
Among the many inventors who
died in povey was Adolphe
Saxe, the inventor of the saxa
phone. . . . The lucky cSy for
Aries (March 21-April 20) is
Tuesday. Their lucky number
is five. Lucky colors are red and
green. Or, so say the stargazers.
Asking 0
Queries from clients: A.QMy
father insists I study architec
ture. I want to be . a musician.
What about such a situation? A.
Respect, honor and love your
father. Give him a nice pipe, a
luxurious bath robe or an ele
gant tie on Father's Day but
choose your own career. Walter
Damrosch's father wanted him lo
be a doctor. Werner Janssen s
father wanted him to go into the
restaurant business. Liberace's
father wanted him to be an un
dertaker. . . . Q. How much older
is Michael Wilding than his wife,
Elizabeth Taylor? A. Michael is
43, Elizabeth is ?3.
Brides
Since the end of World War
II in Toko, over 20,p00 Amer
ican men have taKen Japanese
brides. According to the most
recent report, the exact number
of marriages between American
merf and Japanese women is 21,
443. First Date
How old was your wife when
she had her first date? Was it a
success? Or did she suffer from
shyness? In New York, there are
young people's advisors who
teach girls how to act on their
firs? date. The big town girls
evidently begin dating at a very
early age. Many of those apply
ing for fnstructions on how to act
on a date are only 11 years old.
Prophet
So far no infallible method of
predicting the sex of an unborn
child has been originated. How
ever, Mark Handley, the bril
liant British b 1 e s sed event
prophet, has had considerable
success. He has been right in as
many as 30 consecutive cases.
Discussing his prophetic achieve
ments, Handley once said, "Girls
are most likely to be born ji the
husband is henpecked; boys, if
the wife is domintated."
u
Soup
Tomato s&up is America's fa
vorite soup. So an expert on the
subject of soup says. I am not
in accord with that choice. My
favorite soups are: 1 Coney Is
land clam chowder. 2 Vege
table. 3 Philadelphia pepper
pot. 4 Chicken, okra. 5 Cream
of Celery. 6 Tomato.
have been voting Democratic
since FDR established the New
Deal-Dembgratic coalition. The
party needs those Negro votes.
There was more than mere
principle behind Chairman But
ler's vigorous demand that radio
and television networks recon
sider their refusal to give the
Democratic Party free time to
reply to President Eisenhower's
explanation of his decision to
run again. Political fund raising
is getting tougher and air time
is expensive.
Republican fund raisers ex
pect to be hindered more than
Democrats by the Senate's bright
new investigation of the money
lobby. Most Democratic candi
dates will benefit from organ
ized labor's campaign war
chests. -
Board to Select
l Cadets for Foreign
Exchange Program
Two cadets from the Medford
squadron of the Civil Air Patrol
will be among representatives
from throughout the state ap
pearing before a board of selec
tion in Portland tomorrow to
select five cadets for the AP
foreign exchange program.
Medford cadets are Second
Lt. Arrtold Dillon, son of Mr.
and0 Mrs. Carl Dillon, route 2,
box 207R, Central Point, and
Sgt. Mary Daniels, daughter of
oMrs. Adella Paul, 4284 South
Pacific highway, Medford.
At the Portland meeting, three
male cadets and two female
cadets will be selected to rep
resent Oregon in the foreign ex
change program. Cadet9 are
chosen on contributions to and
benefits received from CAP par
ticipation as well as activities in
the school, church and the com
munity. Air Force Reserve
Dillon has been with the Med
ford squadron since January,
1953, and conducted radio
classes in the absence of the
regular instructor. He is a mem
ber of the Air Force reserve.
Dillon graduated from Central
Point High school last year, and
currently is employed at the
Walker Radio shop in Medford.
Sgt. Da-.iels joined the local
squadron in July, 1954, and has
been a flight leader. She is at
tending Phoenix High school.
One of the requirements for
the foreign exchange program is
that the cadet must have attend
ed at least one of the annual
summer encampment at Port
land International Airport.
Medford has been represented
in the foreign exchange program
for four years. James Merritt
visited Denmark in 1951, Albert
Eaton visited England in 1952,
William Neal visited The Nether
lands jn 1953, and Johnny Foust
visited Chile in 1955.
Friday, March 2, 1956
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVB
OSWALD WEST
Objects To Name Us
Os West Objects
To Name for Park
Portland (U.R) Th State
Highway Commission had one
objector today to its proposal to
rename a state park on the Ore
gon coast in honor of ex-gover-'
nor Oswald West.
The objector was West, him-:
self. i
The commission yesterday
authorized renaming of Short
Sand Beach state park near Ne
halem as Oswald West state park j
in honor of the man who fought
to save Oregon's beaches "for
public use.
West; an 82-year-old Demo
crat, said that he expected to
raise "a little hell in this elec
tion and I think they would be
wise to hang this on the hook
for 'awhile."
He said he had written to
Parks Superintendent C. H.
Armstrong saying it was his wish
that no park be named for him.
He said that if the commission
finds a "piece of highway" to
name in his memory that would !
be all right.
The proposal to name a park
for West came from Gordon W.
Olcott of Eugene.
Portland Gas Job
Hearing Completion
Portland . (U.R) Five hun
dred gas utility workmen mo
bilized from 15 cities through
out the nation were on their
way homeward today :after com-;
pleting the major part of an
emergency job of restoring man
ufactured gas service to 61,000
users in the Portland area.
Workmen were brought in by
chartered plane and train be
ginning early Saturday after an
oil fire in the Portland Gas &
Coke company's Linnton gen
erating plant forced a shutdown
of gas service for heating and j
cooking in Portland and other j
nearby communities. j
United Airlines reported last
night Hhat its flights from Port
land -vere booked solid with uti
lities servicemen returning to
their home cities.
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