Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 16, 1956, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text?.lr. ft,f Candidates Quarrel Over Minnesota Primary Backers Minneapolis, Minn. U.R Adlai E. Stevenson and Sen. Estes Kefauver quarreled today over Stevenson's powerful Min nesota primary backers. . 0 It was the closest the two Democratic presidential candi- , dates have come to attacking each other instead of the Repub licans. And it was coupled with a sweeping blast against Eisen hower administration '"huck sterism" from Stevenson and charges that the President is dodging decisions from " Ke fauver. Campaign Strain Stevenson, his voice cracking from the strain of the campaign, warned Kefauver at Eveleth and Grand Rapids Thursday night that he is risking a party split by attacking the Illinoisan's top Minnesota backers, Sen- Hubert Humphrey and Gov. Orville Freeman. Stevenson scolded "my dis tinguished and respected friend" for his broad hints that Humph rey and Freeman jumped on the Stevenson bandwagon because of "ambitions outside the boun daries of the state." "I regret that DFL Democratic-Farmer-Labor leaders should be attacked . . . merely because they saw fit to endorse me," Stevenson said. "I suspect the Republicans' want, nothing ' more than to divide the Demo cratic party. I had hoped we O would not divide ourselves." Avoid Clash Kefauver sought to avoid a personal clash with Stevenson in a speech at Duluth. O He did not take back his state ments about Freeman and i TmCwc I m And I keep dreaming of foreign luxuries . . . automo biles ... yachts . . . OlD Mr. BpSTON VODKA." Humphrey, but he promised "no word of criticism of Mr. Steven son will come from my lips. I fought hard for him in i952 and I would do the' same in 1956 K he gets the nomination." At Eveleth, Stevenson charged the Eisenhower administration with "deadly drift" and "huck stering, melodrama, misrepre sentation and merchandising." Kefauver accused Mr. Eisen hower of standing aside in North Africa and the Middle East "just as he is standing aside in one of the crucial issues at home that of solving differ ence between the races with charity and justice for all." Allon Says Israel Musi Keep Balance Portland (U.R) Israel must maintain a balance of power in the Near East or war between it and Egypt is inevitable, Brig. Gen., Yigal Allon of Israel's armed forces said yesterday. Gen. Allon said danger of war has been heightened by the "vast arms" Egypt has received from Russia and other Communist countries. "Egypt already is sat urated with arms," he said. - Gen. Allon is not on active duty at the present time and is on a two-month visit to this coun try . to help raise funds for - re settlement in Israel of Jewish refugees in North Africa. Friday, March 16, 1956 MEDFCRD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVjT SHADY COVE Report Given on Winter Trip 1 065 U VS ?T. No tefl-tate breath $215 30 PROOF DtST. FROM GRAIN MR. B0ST0H DIST. INC., BOSTON By EVALYN P. WATSON Shady Cove-Trail Mrs. Floyd Kelley a few days ago reported some of the highlights of the winter vacation trip from which the Kelleys have just returned. They were gone for three months and were in 19 different states. They spent a week at Sanibel Island in Florida, which is considered to have one of the three best shelling beaches in the U.S. On their way to Florida they stopped off in St. Louis, Mo., where they visited Mrs. Kelley's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Madsen and family, then on to Roanoke, Va., and down the Atlantic coast. They visited relatives and friends in various places, among them Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stockstill of .Picayune, Miss., parents of Mrs. Kelley's niece, Mrs. Ted Jant zer, Trail; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jantzer, formerly of Trail and now of Phoenix, Ariz., and had Christmas dinner, with other former Shady Cove residents, the Arley Spain family who are also living in Phoenix where he is associated in business with Louis Jantzer. In Santa Clara, Calif., they visited with Mrs.' Kelley's nephew and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pal mer, and in Redding, Calif., with her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hetinger. In Arcada, Calif., they visited with Mrs. Kelley's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Jantzer. They spent some time vacationing in the Florida Keys and returned home by the extreme Southern route. Jan Williams, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson of Shady Cove, is now taking piano lessons from Mrs. Lila Bates of Reese Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Davis and son, Hank, of Shady Cove flew to San Bias, Mexico, to spend the week of school spring vacation. Mr., and Mrs. Bernard Henry and sons, Chuck and Bill, are spending the week of spring vacation visiting with his moth er, Mrs. Katherine Henry, Laguna Beach, Calif. Newcomers to Shady Cove from Anchorge, Alaska, are Mr. '! firms CTtm? V9 Ration (anation r virnation BUNNY SALT SPOOLS 5 ea. Carton of 24-96 Feed and Water (rocks 45' i 55 ea. Watch for Our GRAND OPENING Of Southern Oregon's Most Modern Feed Store! MED FORD FEED & SEED ' i30 North Fir and Mrs. O'Brien who have bought the house across from the Assembly of God church from Mr. and Mrs. George Rus sell. It is reported that the Rus sell family have moved to Med ford. The O'Briens formerly lived in Shady Cove about eight years ago, staying for awhile at the Roguedale Trailer court. Mrs. Jacalyn Langston and children, Jclinda and Johnny, will spend part of the spring vacation visiting with Mrs. Langston's cousin and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walser of Sacramento, Calif. The HEC of the Shady Cove Grange, held the regular month ly meeting at the home of Mrs. Lewis Dusenberry March 13. Members and guests present were Mesdames Phil Motschen bacher, Edgar Vanderlip, Ed ward Houston, Cecil Kee, Tra vis Littlefield, Walter Cross and Isabel Wunderlich of Shady Cove and Reed McKay, Caroline Harding and the hostess, Mrs. Lewis Dusenberry of Trail. Mrs. Edwin Strother of Shady Cove' was hostess at her home on Monday afternoon for the March meeting of the Shady Cove Garden club with Mrs. Ed ward Houston and Mrs. Miles Williams as co-hostesses. Twenty-four member and guests were present. Guests were Mrs. Adeline Carl and Mrs. Charles Porter, both of Shady Cove. Mrs. Willard Huffman of Pros pect became a new member. Plans were discussed for the proposed flower show to be held in the spring. The next meeting will be April 9 at the home of Mrs. Dick Bartuss in Shady Cove. The program for the meet ing will be a talk on local birds given by the Rev. Thomas McCamant of Medford. Mrs. Max Hawks and daugh ters, Sharon and Sandra, accom panied by Mrs. Dolf Larson of Shady Cove, made a trip to Days Creek March 15 where she visit ed with her ' daughter and family. Chet Pfluke, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Segessenman, has been transferred to Yreka, Calif. Mrs. Smith to Appeal Court Decision j " San Jose, Calif. U.P.) At-! torneys for Mrs. Marjorie Evans : Smith said yesterday they will appeal a court decision that de-j prived Mrs. Smith of the cus tody of her 3-year-old daughter, Susan. Superior Judge M. G. Del Mutolo awarded Susan to an i aunt, Mrs. Ellen Hightower of Los Gatos, Calif., after a hear- ing last month. 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