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Rebellious
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Berlin UPJ Bebellious - East
German tudenU strongly criti-
cized the zone tJ Communist I
youth organization today and
demanded an end to the com
pulsory study of Russian, lan
guage, o n
It was the same 4ypeof stu
dent criticism that preceded the
Hungarian nationalist uprising
last week. Q c
Want Own Organization!
Students encouraged by 4he
.Hungarian revolt demanded the
right to withdraw from the
"Free German Yoh" organisa
tion and set up tneir own stu
dent organizations.
The demands re disclosed
by the Commiglists themselves.
In an effort to pQvent open
-demonstrations, (Be CoWmunists
threatened e students "With
pijnishment but made some con
cisions and prorrBS.
The Comniist reaction indi
cated the seriousness with, which
the situation was, viewed by the
East GermarQoveijiment.
Attampt To Split Youths
Students demanded theOrijht j
tOQWithdraw irom otiw only
youtorgani&tiopopen8ited in
schools and colleres.-but Alfred
Neumann, first sscretary of the
EaftjDin (jranch of the Com
munist" party, rejected the de
mands as an attempt to split Uia
youth mofe)nent. c:
He said they wcrecran attempt
of imperial!) forces foP spiiUhe !
ut oi-jthe yoath movemeat in
the German Democratic Re'pub-
lie. particularly in Berlin.'
Students Oat East Berlin's
HiimboldfeiUniversity led the re-
vijji. LasJvSCk, tl' 'ijemanded
. tft ouster of Communist leader
Walter Ulbricht, O o
Faar Indicated -,
Eait Crtrman Communist lead
ers he openly ineUcated fear
in the gast MrekCthat anti-Com-murrist
efemenift the Soviet
zone mayatternpt to follow in
the footsteps ot the Hungarian
nationaBi Soon-after the revo
lution QOSplpded in Budapest,
Communist teams to Jj'ed East
Germa-pQCtqries to r-iBstruct
Workers" in methods fo putting
down an arfped revolt. 0
'ye rejectttiio formation of
stuararlfeor&aftirzations as demand
ed hy some groups vtu ar
uavQr '9influewe of, Witera
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orsinizatioos ," Neumann said
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B. ANDHJWS
AIr JjjBASdre. 88, lorm
eraiy of Medford, died Sunday,
OOct. 28cs) her honw in Pasa-
' ilena, Calif.. aUer a lor illness
LT".V ?' Ci . .rr ' ' dririle and- tne ominous pres
Mr. aria Mrs. Andrews were I .. ii...
(-rejiJdentsJif Medffjyd fer 20 yean
Mtiiile Mr. Andrews was with
rfgl esire and loan company
0 hereQ Por to Mr. Andrews'
jjieath sejeral (J ftsirso ago, nthe
Sriade an annual trip ts Medford.
FuneraPservices were held
TiiSSy in Pasaeena and th"
bodV- sent t, tanton? Ohio,
O whwe Mfj AlWrelBis is buried.
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ruiinirBV MnrusTritlMr. and Mrs. William R. Cot-
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Services foJChaunceyE. Mc-
Colliittrysa) wlijdied Wednes-(-dayPg-ill
De held ,4n Ashland
Congregational church Friday at
03 JO p.m. The RevpFred Plocher
wMl officiate. Corniiittal will b
CP1
-SiS-,U Marn0rial
patk. Ashland Mortuary is in
chsrfce St furral arrangemnis.
Mr. Cfeilister was .born
Peb. 1876. Cfn,, Chlllicotiie,
. Oa Nov. ;W. 1912. he was
O married to ciRuth Atiams. who
survwes. Kg" spent his arly life
13) Ohio untr?cCenIistd jw th
Spanish American war.
-He serad as a sergeaat in the,
PRilippBes and took paftn the
Ehilippnfe InMSrrectitjn.o After
hir2 dischSged from the Army
S remaiije3 in" inm fniuppines
asacus5yT.0111cer10r11veyears.ih- discharl:e
U 1A1C ha .xaA tnCAeUl3n4 anil
rftjrle hiime H- was lso a Stlrvivors besides his wie in.
menier Colonero Serjeants ,dud(, , Jon Kenneth vines, Tor
J feampo SpanisJv.Vpenca.n- ewar,r(,nc? Calif.. daugn,er, Mrs. Haz-
velf, ' . . , !el Allen. San Francisco, Calif.:
Othr s-vivors include a son Wg brotherSi jilcob vijs, Red
JaeC.Collistery Ashland; !wood citvCahf.. ,Jers E. vines
uchter MrPebeLawsoniand Vines? hoth of Bakers-
Miss BeitS
McColnsfer. Jlissi.
Mer'-r-JfcCollister, Mrs. Edith '
oriawmer. airs, oonn.e cm -
strong all of iJicothe Ohio.
ahdeSlrs. Hter Bobwson Chj-.-,
cago. 111.; d four, grandch't
r.rt..u 3 -
MRS. iXlZABETH EM?tE
frsP'ElirSbeffi Semple of 332
C'5(eiLake avegf!edford. died
this morm(t) in a local hol))Mi0
Conser-Morris fuosral home is
CrjQ-hargJtf ffrarigeme!fs. i
PINKNI Z rNES
Funal services frr Pinkney ;
E. Vics. 6i. of CagitfBl Point i
GVho died Sunia wj;l be held?
in CiQger-Mom. Aertel Friday j
rt 1:00 p.m.CShe Eesv. Lyman 2. 1
Stiles of 'he Ambly of God,
church Will officiate. ComrrOt-
tal will bg ijli Memory Gardens .
Memorial park. c? O
Morse Lists Proposals in Mid-East
McKay Expresses Confidence in E
' By UNITED PRESS
' Trouble in the Middle East
(claimed the attention of Oregon's
I leading political figures yester-
',day as they bore down on their
campaigns in me sireicn anve.
Sen. Wayne Morse issued ai
mree-Doint statement on the
Mlcldle East crisis last
while his opponent, Douglas Mc-
Four lTrick-or-Treat'
Youngsters Killed
When Hit By Auto
Brussels.-'Wis. ;U.R Four
children were killed and three
others were injured Wednesday
night when they were hit by a
car while making the traditional
Hallowe'en, "trick or treat"
rounds. "
A car driven by Alfonse Hil-
ibcrg, 25, Brussels, plowed into
the jay group of 10 children
just south of this Door county
community. Four of the youug
sters were killed, three were
hospitalized at Algoma, and
three escaped injury.
Dead Identified o : ,
Sheriff! deputies from Stur
eon Bay identified the dead as
Neale Rass. ll; his sister. Jane,
9: Monica Miller, 8. and Steven
Jandriaa, 7. All were from Brus-
sels.
The injured, also from" Brus
sels, , are Denise Jandrian, 10;
Marcia Miller, 8, and Roger
Miller Jr.,' 8. None of them was
; critically hurt. c
Hilberg said he was driving
about 40 to 45 miles art hour
i y ... tt:-.l.. r nrl
aiunS wumy -
came upon the children at the
same time that an approaching
car fient by. He told authorities
he was blinded by the lights of
the other car and didn t see the
youngsters until it was too late
to stop.
By UNITED PRESS
November' recevied "a brisk
welcome from the traditional
Hallowe'en - festivities, which
' aero a hil mnrr rnuriv than in
! P0 "" ' .
1 Although most of the nations
youngsters contented themselves
with soaping a few windows m
tle course of their trick-or-treating,
others displayed a ma
licious ingenuity by trying out
new twists of old pranks aind
mischief.-! l' E" "
Chicago police said Wednes
day nicbt was the wildest Hal-
Ilwe'en in two years despite a
I Instead ofo carving pumpkins
several yourns inrew mem ai
ussing cars and buses. Ove-ly
ripe tomatoes and eggs were also
hurled atppassing motorists.
ombi Exploded " "
Youths with explosive ideas
TWO HALF CENTURIES
Sal! I.afcp Citv U P. When
trell and Mr .and Mrs,. Joseph
H. Hemsley,c married in a
double ceremony here in 1906.
eelebraed their 50th wedding
anniversaries recently. Bishop
John M. Whitacker of the Lat
ter-Day Saints Church, who per
liormed 'the ceremony told re
porter: "I remer-.ber telling
these four people 30 years ago
that they should expect happi
ness to come; from above and
that only ccnXusion would come
froirTbelow." Whitacker is now
S3. "
Deccmbra7. 1927, in Albuquer
que. N.M., he was married to
Ruth'.H. Little, who survives.
He" was a veteran cf World
War I, serviitK Irom Juce 3.
,917, u-til Aug. 27
1919. when
a fireman
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vard. Calif.: and Foy Vines.
Srir1ll.- r--,l,f . n J aieterc
:Miss Manila Vines, Hayward.
,Q and Dma Sel,rs A1.
h CaW fQur
ad an(J hew.
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Bailjr's B-Srivs
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Ka.Wexpressed confidence in the
; leadership of President Eisen-
i hower to keep the United States
j out of any fighting. '
Sen. Morse s three-point pro-
:posai inciuaca: ;
"1. Preferably, the Congress
the snould be called into special ses
night fsion. or at least the Armed Ser-
should be called into snepial ses -
vices and Foreign Relations com-
celebrated the evening by dump
ing a home-made bomb on the
lawn of -a synogogue in sub
urban Skokie. A similar explo
sion occurred earlier on a base
ball field two blocks away. No
body was injured but some 29
window frames were broken
Detroit youngsters were 1 in
dustriously cutting down a 25
foot tree in order to block traf
fic on the street when police
chased them away. The officials,
however, had to finish the Job
o sawing down the tree and
having it hauled away. . -
In New York City rain damp
ened . Hallowe'en activities to
make it one of the city's quiet
est observances in years.
Portland .UP.) Three explo
sions which rattled homes
southwest of here shortly be
fore midnight were blamed on
Hallowee n pranksters.
Police said they-belieuad the
explosions occurred when sticks
of dynamite were tossed from
automobiles into vacant lots on
the southeast edge of Beaverton.
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The blasts were heard as
far
away as Oswegoand Tigard.
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mittees of both houses should be
convened at once .. .
uji Spech Favored
2. The great prestige of the
office of the presidency' should
ibe used through a speech bv
p;,int Wnre the TTnitpd
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Nations general' assembly, in
appealing to the world for unit
ed support in calling upon Great
Britain, France. Egypt and Is
rael to cease their military ac
tions at once ...
"3. The United States, acting
through its United Nations dele
gation, should call for the lay
ing down of a United Nations
doctrine similar to the Truman
doctrine in the Greece crisis a
few years ago, serving clear no
tice . . . the rest of the world
will not countenance aggressive
acts in the Middle East.."
Upon hearing news of the Anglo-French
air attacks on Egypt
yesterday, McKay told c party
Two Cows Killed in c
Separate Accidents ,
Two cows were struck and
killed in -two accidents about the
same time on Highway 62. yes
terday. , State police said a'car operat
ed by John Ivan Greb. 18. of
Eagle Point, struck a cow about
3'i miles north of Eagle Point
on Highway 62. Grcb was travel-
j mg north, ana was unaoie 10
see the cow because ot oncom
ing traffic until he was too close
to stop, police said. The cow
was owned by Bill Thomas of
Easjle Point.
A Steve Wilson Logging truck
struck a cow near California on
the Rogue on Highway 62 and
killed it, police said. The driver
was not identified, police said.
Both accidents occurred about
7 p.m. yesterday.
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BOXES
BOXES
in Every Room!
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Crisis;
isehhower
I workers gathered to hear him
jspeak. "Thank God that -we have
: Dwight Eisenhower in the White
; House today." '-'. . '
'McKay Chargas 'Grandstand'
Speaking in Portland yester
!day, McKay struck out at his
! opponent's reference to the Con
gressional Quarterly in defense
of his record. 1 '
. . . The Congressional Quar
terly is a private, profit making
publication controlled by Demo
crats . . .," McKay said.
He scored Morse's proposal
for a special session of Congress
as a "grandstand play.".
Morse used a speaking "date
in Portland yesterday to outline
his opposition to partnership
power and said such power de
velopment policies would mean
higher cost power. He called for
federal construction - of .multi
purpose dams, private develop
ment of V'owhead" dams apd
pooling of all power in a com
mon pool.J
Hatfield-Sweatland Debate3
" Monroe Sweetland. Democrat,
and Mark Hatfield, Republican,
candidates for secretary of state,
appeared at Portland -State col-
j lege yesterday. Sweetland said
he was disappointed that when
registration figures showed a
Democratic majority in the state
Republican .candidates for gov
ernor and secretary of : state
dropped all reference to party
affiliation from their billboards,
ads and campaign literature.
Hatfield said his billboards were
up before the figures came out
and that he still had reference
to his party affiliation in cam
paign literature. - '
Gov. Elm" Smith told a group
of reclamation leaders in PorV
land last night he supported the
new Water Resources Board qnd
felt that the question of proper
use and conservation of water
was the most Important resource
problem facing Oregon."
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Nixon in All-Out Drive (or Voles In Pennsylvania
En Route With Nixon UK-
Vice President Richard M. Nix
on makes a firai all-out drive to
day' for Pennsylvania's 32 elec
toral . votes, regarded by both
parties as strategic in the out
come of the election.
Striking out by" train for the
second time in the campaign.
Nixon scheduled six speeches
today and six more Friday in
in all-out bid -to keep Pennsyl
vania in President Eisnhoiver's
column.
Hanked High by Demos
Democrats rank Pennsylvania'
high on the list of states they
think they need to install Adfai
E. Stevenson in the White
House. . c
Nixon invaded Pennsylvania
after stumping New York City
in the rain Wednesday nighty
the three rallies wound up his
campaign efforts in New York.
'- In a speech in the heart at the
big Negro district; of , Harlem, judges declared her grand cham
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attack on Stevenson's criticism
of administration policy in the
Middle East where fighting has
broken out between Israel and
Egypt.
Nixon told a cheering Queens
rpJly that Seveiison was a "pa
tlietic Hamlet strolling off the
political stage."
"To be or not to be is the
question for him and I can as
sure you he's not to be president
of the United States," Nixon
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