Medford mail tribune., November 02, 1956, Image 3

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Sector and Wife
!for Annual Ope
Tbe'Ttev. and Mrs. George n.
V. Bolster bae planned their
seventh annual at home for Sun
das, 'ifovembtr 4. The Rev. Mr.
Bolster, rector of St. Mark's
Episcopal church, and Mrs. Bol
sterfame here from Bend in
Septfn'.&er, 149, and have held
tpen liouse each fall ince that
time? Sunday's event will be
hel at the, rectory, 203 North
J3kdale avenue, and members
Mind friends of the church are
invited- tt call between two-
(tirj at)i five o'clock that after
noon. O ,:
O Poitring and assisting Mrs.
Bojstt-c1 during i tile afternoon
will be heads of deprtments
and organisations of the congre-
O gation, and wiVes of church offi
cials. Pouring will be Mrs. John
Mann and Miss Ann Livingston,
Qjwife and lstr respectively of
O the lateforaner churchwardens
G3 jfiaerxfiis: Mrs. Shelby Tuttle and
Mrsr Victor Milnes, wfiose hus
ban4s ere toe present church
wardensY Mesdames G. R.
Qwefcs; . P.Barnett. H. C. Gold
smith and E-K.McKinstry, who
are (presidents of the w omen's
organizations; Mrs. R. Morris.
ysiinarintnrli,nl nf v th .Tnninr
(ihureh school; Mrs. F. J. Carr,
"W'le of the church treasurer; and
p-Jf's. A. G. TVU'Millin, represent
ing the choirs or the church.
Mr Chester Hubbard, Mrs. T. E.
Whitaford and Mrs. Bayard Get
Qpbell ate, assisting the hostess in
other wys; ,
Receiving during the first half
of the pen iiotise. will be Mrs.
QJ. A. (HcDougali, acolyte moth-
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to Be Hosts
n House Sunday
er. Mrs. J. D. McPherson, church
secretary; Mrs. G. W, Allingham,
director of . religious education
for the church schools; and Mrs.
A. D. Roach, wife of the Senior
church school . superintendent.
Receiving during the latter part
of the afternoon will be the
wives of lay readers Mesdames
Jerome A. McDougall. George
Bruse, C. Elwood Hedberg and
C.'N. Barrell.
HaUdween Party .Hold
Wednetday By Youth
Of Anembly of God
The annual ' Halloween party
for Christ Ambassadors youth
group of First Assembly of God
church was held Oct. 30 at 8 p.m.
in the church annex, 1108 West
Main.
The annex was decorated with
traditional .black and orange
colors, jack-o-lanterns, and corn
stalks. Party guests arrived in
unusuat costumes for the oc
casion. A variety of games were play
ed during the evening followed
by a song-fest before the fire:
place. Refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the party
to the 64 guests.
Mrs. Marjorie Cowan was
chairman of the - refreshment
committee while Don Kahl, Don
Strong, Chloe Twedell and Nick
Standfield were on the program
committee. Mrs. Beulah Cull,
wife.'of the church pastor, chap
eroned the annual event.
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CEASEFIRE DEMAND U. S. Ambssador Henry Cabot Lodge (center) asks the United
Nations Security Council in New York to issue an immediate order for a cease-fire in
the Israeli-Egyptian fighting and for the withdrawal of Israel's troops to its own borders.
At left is Britain's Sir Piersoa Dixon and at right is Egypt's Omar LouftL
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New Light
Kept Amer
Washington (U.R) Addition
al details have come to light on
how British diplomats kept
American diplomats in the dark
about plans for military action
against Egypt.
. The British maneuvering has
been protested strongly, and ca
bles still are humming between
Washington and London trying
to get things back on the track
after a virtual complete break
down in diplomatic contact.
As reconstructed by American
authorities, here is what happened:'
j Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles became alarmed at the
; ominous signs of trouble build
ing up in the Middle East. En
voys in London and Paris were
asked to find out what was going
on.
When they made contact with
the British and French foreign
offices, -American diplomats got
j no inkling that a big power play
jwas shaping up. And some in
formation obtained now is de-
1 scribed as "misleading."
Misleading Statement
Recently, according to Ameri-
.can sources, British Foreign
Secretary Selwyn Lloyd passed
the word to Dulles that he
'planned to see him in advance
'of the Nov. 12 meeting of the
U.N. General Assembly. The
purpose of the meeting, it is said,
i would have been to discuss a
"peaceful"- solution of the Suez
i crisis. Dulles took this as a sign
i that Lloyd was not thinking in
terms of using force.
' Lloyd also is said to have
Given on How British
icans in Dark on Egypt
passed up opportunities in talks
with U.S. Ambassador Winthrop
Aldrich to keep the United
States abreast of developments.
Aldrich had been seeking in
formation on an urgent basis.
No Hint of Move
Lloyd conferred in London
with Aldrich Monday morning
the day before the British and
French started military action
Bank Man Punches
Would-Be Robber
Roanoke, Va. (U.R) An
angry bank official took a punch
at a would-be holdup man today
and forced the bandit to flee
empty handed.
The holdup man fired a pistol
at branch manager Heath Child
ress Jr. of the Mountain Trust
Co. but the shot went wild. The
bandit then fled in a car with
another Man.
Childress said the bandit ap
proached him when Childress
was opening the Melrose branch
of the bank here.
"It was exactly 8:43 a.m. I
know because the holdup man
asked me what time it was,"
Childress said. He said the ban
dit then stuck a pistol in his
back, saying:
"This is a holdup, don't be
funny."
Childress said he became
angry and swung at the man
with his fist, knocking him off
balance. The gunman fired one
shot, then ran. .
against Egypt. The British dip
lomat complained about Ameri
can plans to put the Israeli
aggression against Egypt before
the U.N. Security Council. But
he gave no hint, officials said,
that a military move against
Suez was under consideration
that day.
Officials confirmed a report
that British diplomats "have been
confronted by the United States
with evidence that British For
eign Secretary . Selwyn Lloyd
gave a deliberately misleading
account of events to America's
ambassador in London, Winthrop
Aldrich ..."
They said Dulles on Tuesday
showed a British diplomat here
an account of what Lloyd had
told Aldrich the day before. This
was after word of the British
French ultimatum to Egypt and
Israel had been received in Wash
ington through press reports.
Linda Malloroy Named
Alternate for Program
Linda Malloroy, an Eagle
Point 4-TC member, has been
chosen as an alternate to accept
one of five college scholarships
totaling $1,350 recently awarded
to five Oregon 4-H cub members,
according to the state 4-H club
office of the Oregon State col
lege extension service.
She is one of four alternates
eligible for a scholarship in the
event that any of the winners
cannot accept it. The winners
and alternates were chosen by a
committee of extension agents
for 4-H.
Trldiy, Koreinber t, list
Motorists Warned
To Carry Chains
Salem (U.R) The Oregon
Highway Department today
warned motorists to carry chains
on trips through mountain
passes as spots of ice formed on
highways in the wake of Thursr
day's general snowfall.
State maintenance crews con
tinued efforts to restore two
way traffic on Highway 42 south
east of Roseburg where a slide
partially blocked the Tiller-Trail
road.
Crater Lake highway, state
Highway 62, was re-opened by
plows. All passes, with the ex
ception of the McKenzie pass
and West Diamond lake, were re
ported open to traffic. Skies
were generally overcast with
warming weather bringing rain
to Siskiyou pass and Green
Springs mountain on Highway
66 between Ashland and Klam
ath Falls,
North of Klamath Falls, Sun
mountain Secondary 'highway
232. was closed by snow and
east of Portland a slide near
Latourell Falls choked traffic
on the Crown Point' secondary
highway to a one-way flow.
.Only new snow ' reported was
1 .onch at Bly and 1-2-inch at
Basque.
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Hitchcock's Statement:
"The leadership of President Eisenhower
ended the Korean War and gave this
country a record peak of prosperity soundly
based on a peace-time economy. We
counted on him. Now he is counting "on
us to give him the support in Congress
to complete his great program. We owe him
the help and support of his trusted
friend Doug McKay.
Restore Integrity and Prestige
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