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0 o o o 0ou O 0 o O o G O. Ike's Cabinet Seen Unchanged; Dulles Said Possible Exception Wafiinjcion v.P:. Prei - ideof Eisenhower's seconj-term cabinet will be tre same as it is now, at ieast for a while with one possible exception. fte exception would be Secre tartnf S.ate John Foster Dulles. JIr. Eisenhower want Dulles to stay oncartd Dulles himself has (Indicated Tie would like to con tinue. u the final decision pfldbablx willorest with the sec-retary'tf-doctfs. Dull underwent surgery Sat urday for removal of an intest inal cancer. Present indications g are that he" wfll be able to re tur to his deal in six weeks. But tfiat is not a certainty. If his doctttfs shrkrtd determine that Dul?es cannot earry on (Jnd '.here is r? 'such indication at ims time Mr. tisennower wpuld have J.Q vttt around for m succesAV . Piif fontioned . The name of former Gov. Tho- Eisenhower Thanks - Stevenson tor Pledge Washington' U-R President Eisenhower today thanked his d4te opponent, Adlai E. Stevenscw, or his good wishes - and hi pledge of cooperation. O' Agiis first Order of business ' tfftay Mr. Elsenhower sent a tel ' gram to Stevenson replying to ' Stevenson's congratulatory mes- r1 am grateful for your mes-. sge of good wishes,", the Presi- sent said. "In these difficult and uncertain days it is heartening to have your affirmation jof the fact that tbe people of our country - are united. I appreciate greatly your pledge of cooperation for the m- m:ate future and for the four years that lie ahead." l.l"h President was scheduled to hold a conference this morn- ing with Acting Secretary of State, Hetbert Hoover Jr. on the mil critical international situ ation. -1 - O Owgonian Appointed Attlng Fithmry Director (8, Portland (U.PJ Arnie J. Suomela, state director "of fish ' e-s in Oregon from 1945 to 1934. yeateTday was named as acting director of the Bureau of Cinfercial Fisheries. The ', post will b urfder- the newly re- orrtniz'ed" Fish and" Wildlife Service. ' uoniHa had been associate director ot the tisri and wna life Svice which was split by a law passer? iy the last Con gress. He 'ill now head- one of the two bureau's created. U Mall Tribune Want Ads Holiday Time JUST BECEIVED . t Dresses Boys Suits Lingerie AND MANY A e s v Use Our LAY-AWAY Plan for Christmas . ... and Make Selections EARLY While . ' STOCKS ARE COMPLETE fC0iCt lmas E. Dewey of New York has been mentioned most frequently for secretary of state if Dulles steps aside. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., chief U. S. delegate to the United Nations, also has been mentioned for the job. Exeept for the uncertainty posed by Dulles' health, a United Press survey shows that no oth er cabinet officers is likely to bow out of the administration at this time either voluntarily or by request. ' This means that the cabinet lineup main: the rest of would re - Secretary of Treasury George M. Humphrey of Ohio, Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson, of Michigan. Attorney general Herbert Brownell Jr. of New York. Postmaster general Arthur E. Summerfield of Michigan. Secretary of interior Fred A. Seaton of Nebraska. Secretary of agriculture Ezra Tait Benson of Utah. Secretary of commerce Sin clair Weeks of Massachusetts. Secretary of labor James i P. Mitchell of New Jersey. Secretary of health, education and welfare Marion B. Folsom of New York. ' There have been reports that at least two of these would like to retire after the second term Boy Scouts The regular meeting of Cub 1 1 Scout pack 44 was held at the ; J.one .Pine school, Thursday, Nov. X, opening with a flag ceremony. Activities included singing and a relay race between parents and cubs. Bobcat pins were presented to Jimmy Vroman and Chuckie Mc'Cart. Bear awards were 'pre sented to Clifford Dalton of den one and Douglas Thomsen, Tom j Childers. and David Wilson of I den four. Arrows were awarded Douglas Thomsen, Tom Childers, David Wilson and Danny Mc Cray. During the parents' business meeting it was decided that a den for the ten year old cubs who are working for their lion awards -and their Webelos ! badges should be organized, j Clarence Childers will be the j leader of this den, with the first meeting to be held at the Child er's home Saturday, Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. There will be a charter re newal meeting Thursday, Nov. I 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norris Jr. All den mothers and committeemen 1 are urged to attend. Refresh ments will be served after tlw meeting. Fcnhion-wiw Dcb-Trix sends big 'n little sister everywhere m on exquisite new style striped 'polished cotton dressy sftirtmaker with gibson girl sleeves ... a red velvet sash elegantly com plements the stunning block stupes on white ground . . 3-6X e-98 7-14 c 98 OPEN TONIGHT - - TIL 9 . . NEW SHIPMENT . Boys t Girls Car Coats nd Sleep-Weor OTHER ITEMS TOTS-TO-TEENS is well underway. Likeliest candidate for depart ure is Welson. There is a feel ing in the Pentagon that the 66-year- old secretary eventually will retire and turn to cattle raising on his farms in Michi- , gan, Louisiana and Florida. He recently underwent a prostate operation. If he departs, the leading contender for his job ap pears to be Air Force Secretary Donald A. Quarles. Humphrey has denied a num- ber of reports that he will leave, 1 But speculation persists that he may not remain for a full term. He is 66 and has accomplished the biggest job he set out to do I balance the budget. If he ! leaves. Undersecretary Ran- dolph Burgess would be a like ly successor. Benson has heen under con-! siderable fire by critics of his farm program. But Mr. Eisen hower is solidly behind him. and Benson apparently likes his job. That would add up to continued cabinet employment for Benson. DRIES FASTER! rvrS Jt III B M aw An W M W B M Em Em M M M I IA n iyw6-ro? &M&-j,y vyrvf c cool0 II - sfv ran m B rS VI - - w v eO & o M r wtd I Tl .... 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Lint-niter conveniently set in top panel or you may vent to outdoors easily. the Presidential election on CB5-TV and Street Automatic Dry Dial. Not just a timer. shuts off automatically when clothes are dry. Built-in Laundroguide gives com plete direct ions. Heal Selector dial give proper heat zone for all fabrics. . Radio. Wednesday, Norembflr 7, 195S Portland Pickets Urge ' Ban on Israel Bonds Portland (U.R A handful , of youthful pickets carrying ; signs urging people not to buy j "Israel War Bonds," paraded in ' front of the Israel Bond head-, quarters and the British consu late here last night. The silent marchers, about 10 in number, refused to identify j themselves but said the demon- j stration was not sponsored by j anyone but was "spontaneous." I Employees in the Israel head quarters ask police to ascertain the identity of the pickets. Po lice refused on the grounds that no law was being violated. New Mexico Democrat Dies After Winning Albuquerque. N.M. lU.P.) Rep. Antonio M. Fernandez (D N.M.), who had been in a coma since Sunday after suffering a relapse of an earlier stroke, died today. He was 54. . Fernandez had apparently won his ighth term in Congress as unofficial returns from Tues day's general election had given him an apparent safe lead. All have Direct WESTINGHOUSE DEALER FLYHS DEPARTMENT WHERE BIQ THINGS ARE HAPPENING FOR TOUt MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIXJi8 IV DON'T DELAY Your Name Imprinted o . G o Christmas Cards On The Balcony at e o BOOKS To Buy or Sell - Use Tribune ClassifieddAdi RA TI 11 o c 1 mil c II rj MO tun ho ij iiya 2 0 Air Flow Drying. Each has an Identical ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 2-5211 Phone 3-3052 ORDER T0DAY I GIFTS RECORDS E Sin's wearing the new. astonishing Sono tone 79' hearing aid entirely ct the ear! 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