EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, November 30. 1956
Eisenhower Keeping
In Cfose Touch With
Middle East Crisis
Augusta, Ga. (U.R) The
White House said today Eresi-
aent Eisenhower is keeping in
close touch with the Middle East
3 crisis althoush trfere are nn new
indications it 'will explode into
World War. III.
The President, taking his first
rest since his reelection, has con
Gferred by telephone daily with
State Department officials since
he arrived for a golfing vacation
at the Augusta National Golf
Club here earlier this' week.
Talked To Heaver
The President talked long dis
tance Thursday with acting Sec
o 3 retwy ol State Herbert Hoover
Jr. in Washington.
White House Press Secretary
0 GjJfnrs Hagerty met with report
ed fits shortly afterward ahd refused
to tad a general war outlook
into recent reports from the Mid
dle East. "
e e However, Hagerty refuse to
cothment on the disclosures of
Soviet arms shipments to Syria.
Hitgerty had said Wednesday
thai the White House considered
the Suez Carta) crisis eased.
IS ftcle of Golf
Although Mr. Eisenhower has
sfnt much of his time on tele-
phone conferences regarding the
Walker's Turnstile
Pays Off Belter
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Than- Parking Lot
Dallas, Tax. (U.R) Elbert
(T) K. Norton got tired of pedet
ifiani cutting through his
downtown parking lot in such
numbers they hampered the
routine " business of parking
automobiles.
To discourage sham, ha sat
Sup a i turnstile and started
chatging each pedestrian five
cents to cut through the lot.
He estimated they saved three
T. blocks of walking.
Today v as coins jingled, a
happy sound, he said ha has
been missing out on a" good
thing all along. .
"It fcagins . Is look lika
there's mow money in running
;j this pedestrian sheiicut than
(y in parking cars," he said.
The turnstile- was put In.
operation Wednesday. Within
(j an hoajr. 100 s parsans paid
the nickel and passed through
: tn turnstile.
f!e explained thaf parking
customers get to use the short
cut for free. '
explosive Mideast crisis, he's
managed to play 18 holes of golf
almost daily. However, his game
is "off," according to his part
ners. One of his best scores to date
in this golfing capital has been
a 44 on the last nine holes of
the Augusta National Golf Club.
Forged Securilies
Jenience Mefed
Portland (U.R) Federal
Judge Gus J. Solomon yesterday
sentenced 44-year-old Robert Ed
ward Alkire of Seattle to 15
years in a federal penitentiary
on 12 indictment counts charg
ing transportation of forged se
curities in interstate commerce.
Alkire, who is married and the
father of five children, had
pleaded guilty on all counts.
They involved eight indictments
in the northern district of Cali
fornia, one in Montana, one in
Oregon and two in Utah.
Alkire who was arrested by
Portland police last June, was
accused of using more than 50
names in defrauding banks of
at least $50,000 in a three-year
period.
Alkire operated by becoming
friendly with officers of banks
and by making small deposits of
S50 of a few hundred dollars.
Then he would deposit fictitious
checks for as high as S8000 and
withdraw a large part of the
phoney deposit.
The court said a small part
of Alkire's loot went to his family-Hia
wife supported their chil
dren by teaching school.
Bribery Charged
To Hil'sboro Judge
Hillsboro (U.R) The Wash
ington county grand jury has in
dicted County Judge Harry M.
Seabold on a charge of "reciv
ing and agreeing to receive a
bribe, being a judicial officer."
A secret indictment was re
turned Wednesday. It was not
made known until yesterday
when Judge Seabold posted $1,
000 bond.
He was indicted earlier this
year on a charge of accepting a
commission for the sale of county-owned
property. This indict
ment was dismissed in August.
In the new indictment Judge
Seabold was accused of giving
money to pay back taxes on some
land that had been on a tax fore
closure list. He also was charged
with obtaining a deed to the land
from a couple and of delivering
the deed to another couple with
the agreement that they would
log the land and pay a percent
age to the judge.
Judge Seabold, 63. a Republi
can, was defeated this month
when he ran for reelection.
CD Disaster Workshop
Held in Douglas County
Boseburg (U.R) A Douglas
county disaster workshop was
held here this week and civil
defense leaders throughout the
county were told that Douglas
county would be responsible for
aiding some 25,000 evacuees
should an H-bomb be dropped
on Portland.
The workshop was designed to
acquaint CD and shelter man
agers with ways of preparing
for disaster.
Do not refreeze thawed foods.
After they are cooked, however,
they may be returned to the
freezer.
Harry Cain Named
In Divorce Suit
Los Angeles (U.R) Former
Sen. Harry P. Cain of Washing
ton has been named corespond
ent in a cross-complaint for di
vorce filed by a prominent Re
dondo Beach, Calif., physician.
Dr. Emanual Madden, 58,
charged Thursday in Superior
Court that the former Republi
can senator was one of 10 men
who held clandestine meetings
with the doctor's wife, Alice
Eleanor, 45.
Cain, reached in Dayton, Ohio,
Thursday night said:
"I'm not denying anything. I
think it would be preposterous
to even acknowledge anything
like that. Anyone who knows
Mrs. Madden would know any
such charges by her husband
were just ridiculous."
He said he never had been in
Mrs. Madden's home and had
met her only infrequently, "per
haps at a dozen very congenial
and pleasant political gather
ings." He branded the su:t "abso
lutely preposterous" and said he
didn't even know Madden and
had not seen the doctor's wife
for more than a year.
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Miliianf Order of
KKK Being Organized
Birminghak, Ala. (U.R) A s a
E. (Ace) Carter, Alabama's most
ouCspoken White supremacist,
helped today to organize a mili
tant new order of the Ku Klux
Klan of the Confederacy," which
has applied for incorporation
here.
Carter said the new version of
the KKK will be dedicated to
the preservation of White su
premacy" and will not be "side
tracked in other issues." He said
he will remain as head of the
North Alabama Citizens Council.
The papers filed with Jeffer
son county officials listed the
organization as the "original Ku
Klux Klan of the Confederacy."
The incorporators said it is "na
tional in scope" and has among
its goals the assisting "in avoid
ance of racial tensions and by
Russian-Yugoslav.
Troop Clash Told -
Bonn, Germany. (U.R) The
West German newspaper. Run
nachrichten of Dortmund f epart
ed today from Vienna that So
viet and Yugoslav troops clashed
recently on the Yugoslav front
ier. It said 18 Russian soldiers
were killed.
The newspaper said a, unit of
Russians commanded by a ser
geant crossed th frontieY.frora
Hungary into Yugosvia ti
search of food. It said the Rus
sians invaded several farms and
plundered them.
The farmers alerted Yugoslav
troops who found th'e Russians
in a farmhouse stealing food,
the reports said.
CUSTODY BATSLE
Los Angeles (U.R) Arlie L.
Lamb, 42, and his wife, Jean,
32,o'iave agreed to share Diablc
pending trial of her divorce suit.
A Superior Court Thursday ap
proved the agreement under
which Mrs. Lamb will have cus
tody of Diablo on week days and
iamb on week ends. Diablo is a
chihtiahua.
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CLIMAXING BIG SHOW, P, S. Troubadour, grand cham
pion shorthorn, is chosen grand champion steer at Inter
national Livestock Show in Chicago. Dick Sour, head
herdsman, Pennsylvania State University, holds the 850
pound blue ribbon winner. (International Soundphoto)
CUTS DOWN COLDS '
An automatic dryer cuts down
on colds and chapped hands.
Poland Ready To .
Accept American Loan
Warsaw (U.R) Poland is
ready to accept a $300 million
American loan but is waiting for
the United States to make the
first move with no political
strings attached, informed
sources said today.
The high sources said Poland
definitely is ready to close a
business deal whenever the West
is ready. The loan would be pri
marily in the form of American
cotton and U. S.-built equipment
The deal was discussed inform
ally with U. S. diplomats here,
but there has been no official
word on just how far bargaining
has progressed, the sources said.
They said there was no secret
clause in the Polish-Russian
agreement that would rule out
aid from the West as long as it
was kept strictly on a business
basis and was not made a politi
cal issue.
Umpqua Watershed
Flood Control Aired
Roseburg (U.R) Col. Jack
son Graham, Portland district
engineer, presided at a public
hearing here yesterday on flood
control in the Umpqua water
shed. Col. Graham said there are
no authorized projects at this
time for construction of addi
tional flood control works in
the Umpqua basin. But he said
that the disastrous flood of last
December emphasized the need
for flood control. He placed the
amount of damage at $2,140,000.
He expressed belief that local
flood protection works would
prove economically feasible in
many localities. '
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