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x "J, ' - ''J &aL Ahi a V- -Mr - 'X II ',, 7', '' . , '' Wi , i' 9 ft f I , ilV Kb i ; , , - i - .-" $ ; L UNRULY PICKET A picket at Macy's is restrained by New York police as he and other strikers try to prevent a delivery to the world's largest store. Some eight thousand unionized employes struck after negotiations for a new contract broke down. Ma:y's Employees Expect Long Strike New York (U.R) Execu tives of Macy'i strikebound de partment store served notice to day that they expect their labor dispute with some 8,000 union employees to be a long one. The store's management noti fied some 1,500 junior executives nd supervisory workers who are manning the counters and running elevators that it is hir ing personnel to replace the strikers "during the emergency." The notice asked non-union employees to send relatives and friends "who are willing to help us." More than 1,000 pickets com pletely circled the one block square building Wednesday and lustily booed anyone who enter ed. A company spokesman said sales volume was 30 to 40 per cent off on the lower floors and even more on higher floors. Stevenson Backers Say Campaign Going Chicago U.R) Adlai E. Stevenson's supporters said to day the Illinois presidential pri mary put his campaign into high gear again, even though he came in second best. Lata returns from Tuesday's election, sent President Eisen hower's GOP primary vote climbing steadily over the Stev enson Democratic total. The President's margin climb ed over the 40,000 mark as tardy returns from GOP downstate strongholds were counted. With 9,203 of the state's 9,511 pre cincts tallied, Mr. Eisenhower had 737-577 votes. Stevenson had 694,998, with 9,007 precincts counted. But Stevenson got the vote of confidence he wanted from his fellow Illinois Democrats. And he clobbered a writein threat or ganized by backers of Sen. Estes Kefauver. It was the first time he had put his candidacy on the line in a primary since Kefauver whip ped him soundly in their head-on test of strength in Minnesota. Morse Replies To Negligent Kansas Republican's Note Washington (U.R) Sen. An drew F. Schoeppel addressed a letter to Sen. Wayne Morse. It said "we are very an xious to elect a Republican majority in the Senate and need your opinion on the race in your state. Like you, I am interested in the election of Republicans from the Presi dent on down." The Kansas Republican ap parently had neglected to up date his mailing list after the senior senator from Oregon changed his registration to Democrat in a widely-publicized switch in 1353. Morse made his reply pub lic. It said the Republican can didate would be handicapped by the policies of the Eisen hower administration. 4-H Club News Central Point Pig Club The Central Point Pig club met at the Franklin Gebhard home March. 26. We had a test on the parts of a pig. We dis cussed having a cake-walk at Grange to raise money to buy a set of flags for our club. Next meeting will be at the M. E. Gossett home on Table Rock rd., April 23 at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gebhard and Judy. Russelll Frink, Reporter. Central Point Dairy Club The Central Point Dairy club met at the E. L. Frederick home April 2. Max and Kathy Freder ick gave a demonstration on pas teurizing milk. We practiced two skits to be presented at a later date.- The next meeting will be at the W. C. Kiginbotham home during the last week of May. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frederick, Kathy and Max. Jim Frink, ' Reporter. For Action, Use Tribune Want Ads Easy, Just Dial 2-6141 arm Fi"'''" J . r tti-ibIthii t BRAND NEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED! I i I Boys or " r'' $1Q95 w Jf i$3 95 Down C.umiiH.J ky Sctottaa I.., A, t Own txaosm FEATURES! 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Four of the soldier were taken to a hospital for treatment of cuts and bruises. Need of Rigorous Training Pointed Up Pittsburgh - (U.R) Adding ton Wagner, Battle Creek, Mich., national commander of the American Legion, said Wednes day night he hoped the Ameri can public would not demand abolition of rigorous training methods because of the incident at Parris Island, S.C., where six Marines lost their lives. "War is no tea party and men must be subjected to hard train ing if, they are to survive the actual test," Wagner told a meet ing of Western Pennsylvania legionnaires. He said he hoped "the Ameri can people will withhold judg ment on the .tragic Parris Island incident until all the facts are in." Three Diseases Added To Reportable List Salem Three new diseases have been added to the list of livestock diseases which veterin arians must report to the state department of agriculture, ac cording to J. F. Short, director. Contagious ecthyma, ornithos is and mucosal disease were add ed to 18 others previously named. him juj ""! rwajLjinf Mn11 ii i ii i i i I ii- fi 'J? ! ' ' m t "fi1?k'i EN 30UTE TO WEDDING Actress Grace Kelly, en route to Europe and marriage to Monaco's Prince Rainier, tries her hand at shuffleboard on deck of the liner Constitution. Her attentive audience consists of nieces Margaret, 9, and Mary Lee Davis, 7 (right). Toledo Athletes Hurt In Truck Accident Uis Mall Tribune Want Adf Toledo, Ore. (U.R) One member of the Toledo high school baseball team was still in the hospital here today with serious injuries as a result of a truck 'accident Tuesday evening that saw the entire high school team thrown to the pavement as it returned from a game at Si letz. Most seriously hurt of the 10 players involved in the accident was Mike Service. His injuries include a broken pelvis and dis located hip. The other nine boys suffered only cuts, bruises and shock when the pickup truck in which they were riding hit a slick spot on the highway and flipped over. Astoria Logger Dies In Woods Accident Astoria (U.R) Wayne Haak ine, 51-year-old logger, was killed Tuesday when he appar ently was struck by a dead snag at the logging operation where he was working. The accident occurred at Grays River, Wash., across the Columbia river from Astoria. He wag working alone at the time of the accident. Thursday. April 12. 193S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Wooden Indians To Get New Homes New York !U.R) The wooden Indian marched out across the country again today 100 strong and painted for a party. Half the collection of cigar store Indians and other Ameri can trade figures made by the late Rudolph F. Haffenreffer of Rhode Island was sold for a total of $54,700. The auction was at the Parke-Bernet Galleries Wednesday for benefit of the Narrgansett Brewing Co. Found ation of Providence. Most of the Indians went to "just people" for game rooms, front lawns, an Ohio restaurant, a Long Island newspaper lobby. "The dealers are here all right," said one of them bitterly. "But they're not buying. It's going too high." "I'm numb," said Haffenref fer's son as the prices mounted. A dozen figures sold for more than $1,000; the top price was $2,050. The lowest price was $100, and that wasn't even an Indian, but a "sport" in the col lection An armored saint put ting out a fire. The largest single purchase 12 figures for a total of $13,000 was reported to be destined for the Virginia Museum at Richmond. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOK fOR JHl HAPPY LITTLE DOG fppy TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE ray Son 1 1 I i An exclusive patented formula makes CLOROX extra gentle... free from caustic, Ultra-refined! You can safely bleach white 100 nylon and rayon with Clorox every time you launder.. .the same as you do cotton and linen! 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