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Kefa uver Moves 'Make Up' With Adlai; Still Out To Win Washington Qj.pj Sen. Eetes Kefauver has taken steps to "kiss and make up" with Ad- Easier To Cut Sew and Fit "Go everywhere" in this classic shirtwaist dress! It's your favorite style for summer; sew- EASIEST, because it's our new Printed Pattern (for simple, ac curate sewing). Have it in 3 sleeve versions all-seasons smart! Printed Pattern 9391: Misses' Sizes 12, 14. 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 16 requires 5 yards 35- lnch fabric. - This printed pattern assures perfect fit. Easy directions print ed on each tissue pattern part. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. lai E. Stevenson. Stevenson promptly replied that be was "much pleased." Kefauver insisted that his move has no political implica tions. He said he still is fighting "to win" the Democratic presi dential nomination over Steven son and other hopefuls and that his "present" position is that he would not accept the vice presi dential nomination. - But Kefauver made the first move Sunday in apologizing for his personal attacks on Steven son during their recent presi dential primary battles. He said that "I got mad and lost my head" and "got somewhat out of character" in criticizing Stev enson. Would Join Campaign He said that if Stevenson should win the Democratic nom ination again, he would cam paign for him. Stevenson, in a telegram to Brawling Marks Introduction of New Nazi Party Miltenberg, Germany (U,R) Otto Strasser, a former con fidant of Adolf Hitler, brought his new Nazi party in to the open Sunday at a found con ference marked by brawling, bloodshed and rioting. Shouting youths fired salvoes of tear gas into the conference and fought a hand to hand bat tle with riot police before order was restored. It was a scene m the best Nazi tradition in this old Bavarian town. The anti-Strasser youths surg ed into the hotel conference room with shouts of "get down and "give up!" as Strasser be gan addressing the delegates gathered here to found his new German Social Union. Fights broke out between the delegates and the invaders aid shots were fired from gas pis tols. Strasser clung to the ros trum and shouted "we will nev er give it up" as the fight swirl ed around the floor, fcot police swarmed in and broke it up. Strasser. who spent 21 years in exile after he broke with Hit ler, said the demonstration was a provocation but he did not say who organized the riot. Obser vers believed the demonstrat ors were Socialist and Com munist youths from Frankfort and Hanau. A Genuine Willard At last, a quality battery at a low price. It's the new Willard Autex, guaranteed for a full 24 months. Packed with quality features for real battery valuel G.O.X. Mix for quick, dependable starts. 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Could Aid Adlal If Kefauver threw all of his delegate strength to Stevenson and if his delegates remained faithful to his lead, Stevenson would have nearly enough con vention votes to win the presi dential nomination on the first ballot. otevenson told newsmen in Chicago Sunday before learn ing of Kefauver's apology that he, Stevenson, was "the man to beat" for the nomination. He said he had "probably better than 500" convention votes now but refused to speculate on how many roll calls would be re quired to win the nomination, The number of votes needed to win the Democratic nomin ation is 686V4. Kefauver has 104 convention votes at pres ent, according to a United Press survey. President Nominates Director of Mines Washington U.R) Presi dent Eisenhower today nominat ed Marling J. Ankeny as direc tor of the Bureau of Mines. This was the first nomination recommended by the new Secre tary of Interior Fred A. 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Send 25 cents for your copy of this wonderful book right away! Chrysler Strike Vote Due To Be Taken Thursday Detroit (U.R) A strike vote against the Chrysler Corp., De troit's largest single employer, will be taken Thursday by the members of the United Auto Workers Local 212. The workers agreed at a mass meeting Sunday to authorize un ion officials to set up machinery for a strike vote. The decision to take the vote stems from a 10-day dispute be tween Chrysler and the workers which brought six walkouts in the last seven working days and idled 14.000 workers at eight plants. If the strike is called it would idle 15,000 workers at 10 plants. The walkouts resulted from union charges the company was trying to start a speedup. A Chrysler spokesman denied the charges and said the walkouts were "wildcat strikes." At Sunday's meeting, Emil Mazey, UAW secretary-treasurer, and Pat Caruso, local president, both urged the workers to re turn to their jobs today. The two told the men: "Go back to work and let the union handle this." Liberace's Brother Burglary Suspect Los Angeles (U.PJ Pianist Liberace's brother, Rudolph awaited action by the district attorney's office today on a po lice report listing the 24-year- old film editor as a burglary sus pect. Young Liberace was booked on suspicion of burglary and re leased Saturday after a pre dawn disturbance in nearby Van Nuys. Police said he pounded on the door of a home with a rubber hose and demanded his wife who he apparently thought was in side. The brother of the famed piano player told police he had been drinking and left home fol lowing an argument with his wife. Officers said further action is up to the district attorney. , Portland Shipyard Strike Due July 1 Portland (U.R) Unless a satisfactory agreement is reach ed, Portland shipyard workers will go out on strike July 1, E. A. Bird, secretary of the Port land Matal Trades Council, said here Saturday. A conference, aimed at iron ing out differences between workmen and employers, was scheduled to open here today. About 3000 Portland employees are covered by the disputed agreement. Bird said that a strike vote taken was "100 per cent" in fa vor of walking out if an agree ment was not reached. ke Takes First Soft Food Since Operation Washington !U.R) Presi dent Eisenhower took his first soft foods Saturday to celebrate the beginning of his second week of recovery from a major abdominal operation. He also turned to his televis ion set to watch the National Open golf tournament yester day afternoon. It was the next best thing to getting out on the links himself. The important new steps m his convalescence were an nounced as the President com pleted the first week of his re covery and looked forward to getting out of the hospital as early as next week end. Klamath Falls Boy Injured by Bullet Klamath Falls tU.PJ Earl Bradford, 14-year-old Klamath Falls youth, suffered a bullet wound in the leg here Saturday when a .22-caliber pistol in the hands of a companion accident ally discharged. Bradford, with two teen-age companions, was in a car about 16 miles west of here on the Aspen lake road. A friend was holding the gun when the car struck a bump in the road, trig gering the gun. SUMMER SCHOOL For Teenagers .High School Students College Students and Adults Special 8 Weeks Typing Class 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. SECRETARIAL & ACCOUNTING COURSES 9 to 4 Specialized Training In: Shorthand Accounting Typewriting Business Math Business English Business Machines Comptometer Dictaphone Filing and Indexing Mimeographing Robertson School of Business 40-42 N. 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Monday, June 18, 19S8 MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREB Vancouver-Portland Cannery Strike Due A converted Navy landing ship began carrying loaded truck trailers between Florida and Puerto Rico in June. Portland U.R) Union can nery workers yesterday voted to strike 12 Portland - Vancouver area plants tomorrow if their demands for a wage increase are not met. Cliff Evanson, secretary of the local cannery-workers union said that members voted "better than three to one to strike if the berry packers don't improve their offer of 10 cents an hour increase and a pension plan for year-around employees." The disputed agreement af fects some 4000 workers at plants currently at their peak of production handling incoming berries. The union had demanded the 10 cent hourly raise, plus pen sion benefits, and also an addi tional 5 cent increase for two other categories of workers. The first 1,500 miles of deep water cable for a trans-Atlantic telephone line were laid in the summer of 1955. 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