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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Morse Asks McKay Raps Demos' Bomb Stand By UNITED PRESS Sen. Wayne Morse and Doug las McKay, waging an all out battle lor the U. S. Senate seat that Morse now occupies, concen trated their work in Portland yesterday but both had forceful speakers in other parts of the state. Speaking before the Portland chapter of the American Insti tute of Banking last night, Morse said the present time compares to" the period of 1908-1912 "as far as the threat of monopoly domination of the country's business is concerned." He called for a complete revi sion of the anti-trust laws to Classroom Teachers Hold Key to Problem Of Educating Youth Classroom teachers hold the key to the problem of educat ing youth, according to David C. Guhl, Connellsville, Pa., who addressed a meeting of Jackson County Department of Classroom Teachers, Oregon Education as sociation, last night. The dinner meeting, held at Howard school, was attended by about 125 teachers. Guhl, who is president of the Department of Classroom Teach er, National Educational asso ciation, said business men and women are no longer dodging the problems of education, and are showing more interest in their solutions. The speaker also said that If the nation is going to demand a certain type individual to teach the young, then citizens must be prepared to meet the salary scales these people can get from business and industry. The attitude of national maga zines and other publications to ward education is becoming more favorable, Guhl declared, nd said this was due largely to efforts of educators and others connected with the school sys tems. Attention to Probltml He also pointed out that both political parties are paying more attention to the problems of edu cation, and said NRS consult- PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED It your picture tub dull en week? Most picture tubes can bo restore to original brightness at eery fraction of Hie cost of replacement For further information CALL Electronic Service IS N. GRAM PH. 1-171 Dresses and Coals SALE Excellent savings quality drones and coats ... right out of fall stocks . . it's time to make room tor new arrivals, so all discontinued styles reduced to clear ... "Coats" Just in time for cold months ahead . . . 8 99 Leon's Tots - to 105 E. 10 M Anti-Trust protect the competition system, and pointed to the formation of subsidiary companies by large corporations ss a manifestation of what he called the unhealthy trend toward monopoly domin ation. McKay carried his campaign to Reed college and declared that Morse and his supporters have ''turned their back on prowerful and meaningful is sues that can overtake and en gulf" them. The former Interior secretary and Oregon governor lashed out at Democratic calls for end of H-bomb tests and the draft, and his opponent's stand on power ants were available for the plat form drafting committees of both parties last summer. ' Guhl also talked about school buildings and said "no one knows as well as a classroom teacher what is needed to make a Schoolroom functional and ac ceptable" and added that school boards and architects should consult teachers when planning school buildings. The speaker was introduced by Karl Hayes, president of the county department, classroom teachers. Princess Margaret Shunned in Nairobi Nairobi, Kenya (U.R) Na robi's social set shunned Princess Margaret's visit Monday night to the dinner-dance held at the lovely home of pro-African set tler Michael Wood. Race-conscious settlers first threatened t o demonstrate against the princess' attendance at the party because Wood is the leader of the multi-racial Capri ton party. However, native con stables patrolled the area and Nairobi's social set stayed quiet ly indoors. The princess did not dance at the party, although the band played her favorite rock 'n' roll numbers. She sat sipping a li quer and chatted with guests for two hours before she was whisk ed back to Government House by a police convoy. COTTAGE DESTROYED Managua, Nicaragua (U.R) Several cottages were destroyed Monday when an earthquake of volcanic origin shook a "small ; hill" named Espadillo near the village of Mateare, police re ported today. Use Mali Trlhune Went Ada The Low Coat Way to Sell "Dresses" Right out of regular stock Sizes 1 to 6 2" i. 3! )99 Sizes 7 to 14 and Pre-Teen 3" to 4 99 - Teens MAIN St Tuesday, Oeiober 23, 195S i Revision; and loosening of controls on money. McKay said the federal gov ernment could not afford to build all the power projects needed and said a loosening of money controls would lead to spiraling inflation. In an earlier address yester day. Morse charged that "budget slashers in such places as the department of the interior have pointed out that they have cut fund requests for access roads and similar projects. In reality, they have saved pennies and lost many dollars in the long run by failing to aid an expanding economy," he said. A Republican team of Phil Hitchcock, Don Walker and Ivan Congelton, made a flying visit through central Ore gon yesterday, stopping in Mad ras, Redmond. Prineville and Bend to plug their party's cand idates. Hitchcock told his listeners that Morse is making campaign promises that are impossible to fulfill. He singled out for special criticisms the senators stand on old age assistance payments and removal of curbs on inflation. "His promises to those re ceiving old age assistance are both malicious and cruel," Hitchcock said. Neuberger Stumps Sen. Richard Neuberger stump ed eastern Oregon in behalf of Morse and at Vale called for extension of the soil bank pro gram to include some vegetables and row crops. He urged revival of the Columbia Basin power development which he said had been "throttled by four years of Republican political collabora tion." A Douglas county group which calls itself Organized Democrats and Independents who Okay Doug McKay, yester day charged that "The Al Sarena case has been promoted as a monstrous political fraud by opportunist bureaucratic politicians opposing McKay." George Luoma. Roseburg at torney and secretary of the org anization, said he toured the mining claims last week and found first hand that the claims were being worked. Luoma said he had pictures to prove his claim and also letters signed by Estes Kefauver which were writ ten to assist in obtaining the legitimate mining patents. Harvest Sale on . . . SHOES Her are real shoe savings . sizes are broken and that we they go right now ... not at "Flats" A good selection of flats and soles . . . suedes and leathers , savings in this group 5 00 O Bucks White Elk O Tan & Brown ll .1 I .1 fidmdin Jdii Escape Thwarted Klamath Falls U.R) A Jail break attempt by four prisoners, one under life sentence for mur der, was thwarted yesterday when Sheriff Murray Britton and other officers heard them sawing through an iron wall. Two hacksaw blades bound to broomsticks were used by the men, and they had succeeded in cutting through 11 inches across and 4 inches down each side of a Klamath county jail wall when Britton, Deputy Sheriff Woody Joe and Jailer Fred Calfee moved in on them. Had the prisoners succeeded in cutting a hole big enough to let them through, it would have gained them acccess to a plumb ing corridor. Britton said they probably hoped to overpower a guard there and escape. Britton said the four included James Quinton Anderson, 31, convicted in Burns last year of the ' second decree murder of Richard David iil'ller. Anderson was due to be transferred to the Oregon state prison Wednesday. Central Point Fire District Sets Test Central Point T h e n e w American La France fire truck received last week by the Cen tral Point Rural Fire Protection district will be tested Wednes day, Oct. 24, at the Elk Lumber company mill pond, according to Fire Chief L. C. Lisenbee. In order to qualify as a class A pumper, the truck must pass three hour pumping tests at dif ferent pressures, and a 15 min ute spurt test. The pumper will be placed in service at the Central Point sta tion. Another American La France, similar in capacity, is at Camp White. Exact time for the test has not been set. Churchill Reported III at French Villa Nice, France (U.R) For mer British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, reported ill at his vacation villa here, is in "very satisfactory" condition, his physician said today. Sir Winston was well enough Monday night to dine in the vil la's main dining room. Lady Churchill flew here Monday to join her husband. . . selected from styles where cannot reorder on ... so out the end of the season . . . "For Dress" Mid and high heels ... all fall colors . . . formerly selling at 12.95 to 16.95 . . . 10 00 "Saddles" i The finest oxford value in town . genuine Goodyear welts . here Is a real saving on school shoes Chin Up Club Hobby Sale Nov. 2 and 3 Plans have been completed for Chin Up club's annual hob by sale, it was announced today. The sale will be held at the Eagles hall, 217 West Main St., Friday, Nov. 2, and Saturday, Nov. 3. Fancy work, wood work, rugs and other items made by in dividuals as hobbies will be of fered for sale, according to Mrs. Harry Chipman, club president. Persons desiring to enter their work for sale may contact Mrs. Chipman at 2-2974. The club Brazilian Strongman May Be On Way Out Rio De Janeiro (U.R) Luis Carlos Prestes, longtime Brazil ian Communist strongman, may be on his way out, observers speculated today. The Brazilian Communist par ty Monday fell in line with the new Moscow anti-Stalinist pol icy. A manifesto, issued by the party's Central Committee, said the errors of Stalinism in Russia would serve to alert the Brazil ian Communist party to guard against the possibility of dicta torship within its organization. Prestes has been the unchal lenged head of the party in Bra zil for years. The manifesto, published in the party organ Imprensa Popular, did not men tion Prestes name but indicated strongly that the party now is less likely to follow one-man leadership blindly. Bar Harbor, Me. (U.R) A representative of Canadian Na tional Railways said the new in ternational ferry, Bluenose, op erated by the railroad "has ex ceeded the fondest dreams of her owners." Atty. Kenneth Baird said the vessel, which plies be tween this Maine resort and Yar mouth, N. S., carried 60.000 passengers and 18.000 motor ve hicles in July and August. Harvest Sale on... "SPORTSWEAR'' To make room for the constant intake of new merchandise certain items must be cleared . . . you will find outstanding savings in this department . . . 4 "Jackets" One rack of washable wool jackets from discontinued lines ... 12 99 vA "Novelty Sweaters" Eur Manrl. aft A A 1 mm 21 N. Schedules retains a percentage of the sell ing price. A new feature of the sale this year will be commercial dis plays by Sims Cycle and Hobby Shop, Mann's Department store and Singer Sewing Machine company. A cooked food sale also will be a feature of the event. The Chip Up club is an organ ization of physically handicap ped persons. Proceeds from the sale will be used to further the club's activities for the coming year, the president said. These include making of favors for the county farm, convalescent homes and shut-ins during var ious holidays and other projects to brighten the life of the less fortunate. The club's annual antique show and sale, usually held in May, provides funds for a handicapped aid equip ment pool from which supplies such as hospital beds, crutches and wheel chairs are purchased for loan to anyone having a need for them. Idaho, Utah, Wyoming Atom Poisoning Seen Pocatello, Ida. (U.R) An atomic scientst said Monday he believes some people in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming areas al ready may have received "ex cessive" doses of radioactive fallout. Dr. David L. Hill, an atomic physicist at Los Alamos, N.M., said the amount of 'poisonous" fallout has been increasing and in certain instances may be "ex cessive." "I think it has happened par ticularly in Utah, Idaho and Wy oming," he told a reporter. Hill, former president of the Federation of American Scien tists, was traveling with Sen. Estes Kefauver, (D-Tenn.) on his vice presidential campaign as a special consultant on atomic matters. "Blouses" Short or long sleeves . well known brands . . . values to 3.95 . . 99 "Sweaters" A big saving on very fine wool and fur blend sweaters . . . shop in this group ... you will find big sur prises and values . 4 99 "Skirts" Wooli . . tweeds and novelties . . . ona of the best tkirt viluei you can find . . . Valuat to 8.95.- 4 99 m . Fur blends Values to 14.95 8" CENTRAL School Lunch Program Credited To Surplus Chicago (U.R) The head of the Commodity Credit cor poration said Monday that the nationally supported school lunch program was "just one of the opportunities made available by the so-called farm surplus problem." True D. Morse, also undersec retary of agriculture, told mem bers of the American school food service association, that "our vigorous economy and abundant farm and ranch production" was the source of the expanded lunch program. "The use of surplus foods in schools shows how surpluses can be made to benefit our youth and build for the future," Morse said. He urged further lo cal support of the profit-free lunch program which he said would be "the key to its suc cess. READERS STARTED Sturry, England (U.R) The latest edition of the local parish magazine startled readers with its report of Wolf Cub (Junior Boy Scout) activities. It said: "Our Miss Christine Croucher attended camp for hundreds of old wolves from all over the world." Harvest Sale on... Suits and Dresses A very big selection of lovely dresses go on sale at reduced prices ... all size ranges included ... juniors . . . regulars and a large selection of half-sizes ... all from nationally known lines you know and will recognize the savings . . . "Dresses" Some of our prettiest styles are In the group . . everyone a quality dress . . . you will (ike the selection of better styles ... 14! 99 i Values to 29.95 "Suits" Boxy or semi-fitted styles values to 24.95 . . . some lined, some unlined ... everyone a new (all style ... 1!399 "llylons" First quality 60-15 gauge . . . 01 your choice of stretch styles . new fall colors 79 "Briefs" New shipment of rayon trico briefs with nylon trim . . . regu lar 49c values . . 3 for 99 SALE Prince Rainier, Grace To Arrive Home Nov. 18 Monte Carlo, Monaco (U.R) Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco will return home from their United States visit Nov. 18 aboard the U. S. Lines Constitution, it was an nounced here. See It Oct. 25th LEA MOTORS 5th at Bartlett Ph. 2-6185 Fashion (Features RAMBLERS Kfor '57 "Dresses" 6 99 I Values to 14.95 "Dresses" 99 "Anklets" Discontinued colors snake angora anklets in famous 69 COTTON Anklets Finest gauge mercerized cotton anklets with nylon toes and heels . . . values to 49c . . certain colors only , 19 Values to 19.95
