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SIXTEEN MEDFOHD (OHEGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. October 24. 1358 Stevenson Challenges Ike's Contention on H-Bomb Testing rew York U.R Adlai E . Tho nimnrra(ic nrciiriontinl I aHHrose hofnro 1 H nnfl nor-cnn. "'cciBn cnanengea Tuesday night President Eisenhower's contention that an end to hydro gen bomb testing would weaken the relative military position of the United States. I . like the fit of the collar ... the pacing of buttoni ... the width of the lapels ... the length of the coat . . . the hang of the trousers . . . these along with the right fabric and style, make the suit. And, they're RIGHT when our ladi do the job for you. Priced is low" $5950 GUARANTEED FIT CHRIS The Tailor 34 No. B.rtl.ff Phone 2-1473 nominee told a Democratic rally in Madison Square Garden that on the contrary an end to H bomb tests would increase this nation's "peace power." He said the peace and health of the world would be advanced and that he did not think "this nation wants the great decisions about the H-bomb entrusted to Richard M. Nixon." He denied that such an agree ment would deprive the United States of any of its retaliatory striking power. "We would continue to work on defense against attack," he said. "We would strive for the balanced forces needed for the most probable type of conflict. We would be stronger, not weaker." Ike Issues Report Stevenson wrote his nation--ally televised and broadcast speech before the President is , sued a special government re ! port Tuesday on nuclear weap ons and disarmament. Mr. Eisenhower declared that he refused to stop H-bomb tests unless Russia and other atomic powers agree to a foolproof sys tem of international inspection and safeguards. He also said that present testing does not im- I peril the health of humanity. Stevenson did not comment on the President's remarks in his , -go the rally Tuesday night. In a prepared speech Steven son told businessmen today that the Democratic party is their "best friend." Stevenson said he challenged the idea that the GOP is the "party of business' and Demo crats are "anti-business." He said under the New Deal action was taken to make "Amer ica safe for capitalism" and "capitalism safe for America." Speaks at Luncheon "I believe that the Democratic Party is the best friend Ameri can business has . . .," Stevenson said. His remarks were scheduled for delivery at a businessmen's lunch, the first in a series of six talks he planned for New York and its suburbs today and tonight. Stevenson said two questions lie at the heart of the issue to end hydrogen bomb tests. "One, will the peace and health of the world be advanced if all nations stop exploding hy drogen weapons? The answer is yes. i "Two, would such an agree ment weaken the relative mili tary position of the U. S.? The answer is no." He referred to the awesome capacity for destruction of U. S. nuclear stockpiles and said, "by entering such an agreement, we lose none of our war power. We gain peace power." fyJU - J, K'i 8 ' 53 REFUSING to discuss his rumored appointment, Dan ish consul general in New York, Eyvind Bartels, said he would head the new Suez Users Association, if he was asked. (International) PEDESTRIAN KILLED Springfield, Ore. kII.R) Tho mas Laughead, 84, Springfield, was killed last night when struck by a car as he stepped into the street near his home, police reported. About 1,000 Boys Are Taking Part in Three Area Scout Programs (Editor's note: This is an other In a series of articles concerning agencies served by funds received by the United Medford Crusade during it's annual fall campaign.) Today more than 1.000 boys in the Medford area are mem bers of one of the three pro grams of the Boy Scouts of America. Some of the boys are Cub Scouts, some are Explorers, and some are Scouts. The three programs are de signed for one boy. For the eight year old. the Boy Scouts of America offers a home and neighborhood centered program of crafts, stunts, and backyard activities. When the boy be comes 11, he joins a Boy Scout Troop and becomes a member of a patrol where he begins to experience activities such as camping, hiking, and aquatics. When the boy reaches 14, he becomes an Explorer and takes on added responsibilities of planning and opera-ting to a large extent his own program of social activities, adventure trips, and service to the natiop and community. Adventure for Explorers An adventure for Explorers of the Crater Lake Area coun cil is the annual winter camp. Operation Icicle, held at the camp at Lake of the 1 council Woods. Last March, about 50 Ex plorers participated in the rug ged adventure. Emphasis at the camp is on survival, and last winter the council was aided by the Air Force which provided the services of a former Scout of this council who is now an instructor in survival for the Air Force. The program at win ter camp included training in making improvised shelters, pro curing food from the land, and use of skis and snowshoes. An Explorer event for the Ex plorers of the council was the special week at Camp McLough lin this summer when they took ; over the camp for a week and 1 planned their own program. The j highlight of the week was the dinner dance held in conjunc tion with the girls from senior : Campfire and Girl Scout units I of Klamath Falls. I These and other events for j the boys are made possible in a great part by support of the United Medford Crusade Wednesday Nite Anniversary Spectaculars ladies' black SLING PUMP Comfort plus with good size range . soft foam-tread insoles, wedge heel reg. 7.98 5 46 27x27 upholstery FABRIC Squares Beautiful fabrics suitable for many uses square size . . . 2 for 1 4 35c value children's flannel PAJAMAS Perfect for these cool nights, and cute, too in polka dots- excellent quality . . . sizes 4-6 and ox . . . 46 reg. 2.15. . . over-door clothes 1 HANGERS Use to hang garments while ironing on entire hanging space in closet adaptable for any size door. . . convenient for traveling. Ike To Woo 'Petticoat' Vote in Appearance Before Ladies' Panel on tale from 4-9 tonight only Washington V.P.) President Eisenhower today went a-woo-ing the petticoat vote that in 1952 was credited widely with supplying much of his victory margin. The Chief Executive planned to make a special nationwide television appearance for wom en this afternoon. Before the telecast the White House was expected to announce new campaign speaking dates for the President. Under consid eration was speeches in Texas. Florida, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. The President speaks Thursday night at Madi son Square Garden in New York. The Republican National Committee which selected the panel said the ladies would ask "leading questions of special in terest to women." The GOP called the telecast tailored for women a "first" in political history. The Chief Executive Tuesday in a big usable Values to 6.98 yd. ladies cotton DRESSES Vi sizes In checks and floral designs smart designs with expensive detailing ... 78 - reg. 5.98 men's king size Handkerchiefs Fine quality, mercerized, corded edge whiti over Vi stock up now , I Boxcar Shortage In Inland Empire Spokane (U.R) Federal as sistance was asked today to help relieve a shortage of railroad boxcars needed to ship grain out of the Inland Empire. Rep. Walt Horan (R.-Wash.) said he asked the Interstate Commerce commission for prompt action in speeding the return of boxcars to the area from throughout the nation. Horan said the six railroads serving the area have been un able to meet the unexpected de mand for cars and cannot fill all their shipping orders. night concentrated on labor, Idl ing the 75th anniversary din ner of the AFL-CIO Carpenters Union that labor's share of the national income was at a 20 year high. He accented this point to re fute the Democratic charge that the Republican administration is "dedicated to furthering the interest of big business." "Of course, that is not true," the President told the union banquet audience of about 1,300 people. "If it were true, 1 am sure big business would assert we have failed dismally in our alleged mission." He said that from 1946 through 1952 under a Demo cratic administration corporate profits after taxes averaged 7.7 per cent of the national income. He said since 1953, when he entered office, corporate pro- ! fits after taxes averaged 6 per cent of the national income. Says Income Rises While this has been going on labor's share in the national in come has been rising progres sively," he said. "It is now 70 per cent the highest in the last 20 years." One obvious reason fdr Mr Eisenhower's four-bour appear ance at the carpenters' -union celebration was the fact that Maurice A. Hutcheson, presi dent of the brotherhood, voted in the AFL-CIO Executive Coun cil against endorsing Demo cratic presidential nominee Ad lai Stevenson. Stevenson won the endorsement. Mr. Eisenhower also indicated to the carpenters union that the United States was ready to offer aid to restive Soviet satellites that want it. FIGHTING FOR RE-ELECTION, President Eisenhower addresses Oregon voters in Portland during campaign swing through Pacific Coast area. (International Soundphoto) I only save 8 for $1 I 46c 1 igg. 79c... LAST CHANCE! TO GET FORD TICKETS ON THE 16th CAR. DRAWING OCT. 26th ANOTHER FREE FORD DEC. 19 WHY PAY MORE FOR GASOLINE? FORTUNE IS FINEST MAJOR GAS SAVE AT FORTUNE it ON THE POINT" - SOUTH CENTRAL AT SOUTH RIVERSIDE EXASPERATED?! Exasperated with the Parking Problem in Downtown Medford? 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