Commencement Seti
June 10 at U of 0
Eugen Opn air ervtee
will b held for th University
of Oregon' 1S5S graduating
clan on June 10. when approxi
mately 1200 aeniora and gradu
ate itudenta will receive bacca
laureate and advanced degrees
in ceremonie at Hayward field.
The university! 79th com
mencement will be at 2:30 p.m.
on Sunday with Dean Douglas
Horton of the Harvard Divinity
school giving the address. Can
didates for the degrees total
1253 and if these students suc
cessfully complete requirements
for their degrees, there will be a
total of 897 baccalaureate de
grees granted, 319 masters de
grees, 18 doctor of education
degrees, 18 doctor of philoso
phy degrees, and one doctor of
Jurisprudence degree.
Alumni day will be Saturday,
June 9. Reunions will be held
bv the classes of 1906, 1911,
1910, 1921, 1926 and 1931.
Final classes for the year were
held Friday. Examinations for
spring term will be held Mon
day through Friday with the
term ending Friday.
The university's summer ses
sion is scheduled to start Mon
day, June 18.
Seattle U.Ri The 64-foot
fishing vessel "Sea Rose sank
near Sisters Island off British
Columbia Sunday but all nine
persons aboard were saved, the
Coast Guard said.
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MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1956
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EMPHATIC Gen. Curtis E.
Lemay, boss of the Strategic
Air Command, addressing
more than 250 of the na
tion's aviation writers at
Castle Air Force Base near
Merced, Calif., tells them of
need of the U. S. Air Force.
He said the U. S. is "un
necessarily vulnerable" to
attack because her atom
bombers are crowded on too
few bases.
Backstairs: Political Party Buttons
By merriman smith
U.P. Whil House Writer
Washington (U.R) Back
stairs at the White House:
This is the time of year when
most of the button and banner
manufacturers are trying to sell
the major political parties on
campaign materials. One reject
ed last week by the GOP Na
tional committee was a luminous
bu to bumper sticker which said,
"Drive carefully. The life you
save may vote Republican."
I lawn, it would make life even
j more difficult for the reporters
and photographers who periodi
cally race through the Maryland
and Pennsylvania countryside to
keep track of the President.
A good unverified bet: If Mr.
Eisenhower is reelected, he may
start commuting between Wash
ington and Gettysburg by heli
copter. The helicopter would
pick him up on the south lawn
of the White House and land him
in the front yard of his farm
house within 45 minutes.
If such a service comes about,
it will play hob with the report
ers and photographers whose
professoinal duties require trail
ing the President every time he
leaves town.
It seems unlikely that the
White House would permit a
press helicopter to use the south
The public should be able to
get a rather full diet of reading
on matters presidential this
summer.
Robert Donovan has a history
of the Eisenhower administra
tion coming out in July. Walter
Bedell Smith, a general on the
Eisenhower World War II staff,
has a book scheduled for publi
cation two days from now called
"Eisenhower's Six Great Decis
ions." The book deals with the
1944-45 period in Mr. Eisenhow
er's miltary career.
Another current work is "The
Truman Scandals" by Jules
Abels. Abels believes when more
information is available on the
inside operations of the Truman
administration "a graver indict
ment may yet emerge." Abels
plainly thinks poorly of the ex
President and the people around
him.
of the literary scale, has a most
favorable book out about Mr.
Eisenhower, "The Eisenhower
Years."
And before the political con
ventions are over, there prob
ably will be several more. A
campaign year brings out the
writing experts in force.
When Mr. Eisenhower took off
from Gettysburg on the morning
of Memorial day, he realized
that he was returning to his
farm in such a short space of
time that it seemed rather waste
ful for the reporters and photo
graphers to drive back to Wash
ington only for a day.
"Why don't you stay up here
and play some golf?" he said to
the newsmen.
But fearful of their editors,
their wives and their children,
the press and radio contingent
dutifully drove back to Washing
ton Wednesday, only to return
Friday.
New bet on a possible vaca
tion site for the President during
the summer: An estate on Cape
Cod. Wisconsin still heavily in
the running, but nothing decid-
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