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Object of Search as
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UNITED PFirSS
GO Authorities S"-;ir:hed today !,
fouOmen ho. plane apparent
ly crashed in a western snow
stornv
TQTh.'et o'litr plane wrecks
id ur(-air force of infers.
killed
arid fifth escape d with minor
injunesOA'hen iij1-, craft trah'ib
in a-jesideiitial hrei ma.r InIe
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was a twin-engine priweo daft
carrying the exiv.itiws of im.
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Thursday. December 6. 19S6
fi'-ld, Ohio, :i Pickloid. Mich.,
K:!!ed foi:r Air For e officers.'
Lis. Jaci: X-' t ta!jrookr, 25,
Lakeland. Via , ami Ruber?' L.
Kuhcns. i'fj, Umnntown, Ohio,
v. ore "mlled . V.'prtirsday wiit-n
tr"ir TJ3 Air I'erc jet trainer
rwi low on fnti and Clashed near
i Kan:-:fie)d.
I Killed v.Iien iiieir t'Z'j jet
fighter crashed ntar Pickford
; v. ere its. Joli Kdwarrt Cun
; nmnam. 24. Tul.-a. Okla., and
Ilo'jari Walter, CJarvin, Ml.
' Hone. V.'. Va.
i About 100 persons scarclnvl a
nearby swamp in the l!;ff the
i ;.'.rin had balled out, but their
M.i"ii; were found late Wednes
t'.i y bineatli the fu.si-lar t.ri
i-r.it.i'S lifti-tl the wreckage.
: House Sot Afire
j At Jnjli'w nod. an Air Force jet
j 'r.aiu r piiMuinetrei mit of con
ti. l h.-n toi l tank i'pIod
i J; ia.:..;.il into a rcsuirivial
. m a hcuir afire.
'-.r ;lt iui i titled :is James
.t -.. irv. Cm- iiH'd with minor in-
..m. (Jnt.. ail lilt'
C'it Icti to resume
e An Koivc BIT
::it'c t'ruiay in
their 1 !' nullttiji
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- !, Kinds
C:!rti3, EGA, UM
AH Kinds
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Items
and Ail Day Sunday
BiG "Y" Center
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Emergancy
Purl la -id 'iia, - The ovc: n
Hicnt today sousht ways. to end
i irir.r.i.rg strike azainst the
Spokane. Portiand and Seattle
R iilr'ja-1 as more layoffs and
;dld lurr.her plants were re
pfnd .'
Pre?idcr.t Eisenhower issued
in order "creating an emergency
Ijoa'd to inve-tiKate the strike.
And the Federal Mediation
Eoord called a meeting of the
presidents of the Great Nor
U .S. Ma rsha Is Arrest
16 Segregationists
En Clinton Trouble
Xnoxville.' Tcnn. (U.R) U. S.
marshals today arrested the last
of ' IB segregationists charged
with interfering with integration
of t'linton higli school in viola
tion .of a federal court order. .
Marian Nell Currier was pick
ed up at Clinton and was to be
brought "hire for arraignment.
Six of the necked segregH
tinnists were arraianed Wednes
day night. The other 1 f faced
arraignment later today.
Plan School Reopening
The. swift roundup of sccrcsa
tioiust troublemakers encour
aged the Anderson County
I School Board to begin planning
:e reopening of the high school,
j w hich was closed Tuesday to
stop a wave of violence. Offic
ials hope to have the school's
700 students, including nine
Negroes, back in class Monday
The federal warrants cited a
variety of anti-Neero activities
ranging from picketing the
school to intimidating, waylay
ing and beatin-: nine Negroes
who enrolled at the previously
all-white school in September.
All 16 are charged with vio
lating an injunction issued by
Wsler Resources
Amendment Illegal .
Salem (U.R) Attorney Gen
eral Robert Y. Thornton said ..o
d3y that a proposed amendment
to the laws' administered by the
i State Water Resources Board
would be unconstitutional, x
' The amendment' would have
permitted the state to enter into
an agreement to indemnify the
federal government for damages
.caused from the : construction
work of 'the United States'-on
new flood control projects in
Oregon.
Such an agreement. Thornton
said, violated the provision. of
the Oregon constitution against
c:eatirig excessive liabilities and
lending the state's credit:
Board Created To Investigate SP&S Railroad
thern and Northern Pacific, own
ing companies of SP&S, with the
president of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineeri for tomor
row in Chicago.
' Engineers left their Jobs Satur
day night after a long-standing
dispute over working conditions
and in support of a demand for
more pay for certain jobs. '
What effect the presidential
order would have on the strike
was not. immediately clear. Nor-
U. S. District Judge 'Robert t,.
Taylor during integration riots
at the school last September pro-,
hibiting anti-Negro demonstra
tions. .
Efownell Orders Crackdown
.U.S. Attorney General Her
bert Brownell Jr.- ordered the
crackdown on an appeal from
the Anderson County School
Board which closed the school
two days ago to halt a new wave
of violence.
Marshals brought in the
last -carload of segregationists
Wednesday night from Clinton.
20 miles south of here. They all
wore handcuffs. .
Judge Taylor told the defend
ants they could get a speedy trial
if they desired or could "take a
while to prepare a defense."
U.S. District Attorney John C.
Crawford said he was prepared
to prove the defendants "insti
gated acts of violence and cre
ated lawlessness" to overthrow
the court-ordered integration of
the Clinton High School.
Hello, Santa Claus
Project Announced
By Kiwanians Here
Medford Kiwanis club will
sponsor the - "Hello, Santa
Claus" project here this year.
This Kiwanis project was an
nounced at' the service club's
luncheon yesterday.- It will en
able youngsters- of the commu
nity to telephone their Christ
mas wishes to Santa Claus. The
phone service will be provided
on Dec. 17, 18, 19 and 20. ,
Value of big companies in pro-'
viding production and the tools
of production was brought out
by W. . F. DeLoache, du Pont
company representative, in a
talk to Kiwanians at the luncheon-
at Rogue Valley .Country
club!
DeLoache showed a transpar
ent plastic film insulating ma
terial as a symbol of the "extra
ordinary things we live with."
He pointed .put that American
people produce most of these
things for "better living", be
cause of leadership in tools and
the motive factor. . .
He said the two factors apply
to any scale of production but
he indicated the tremendous in
vestment in tools of production
and . research by large busi
nesses. The motive factor he
mentioned as the hope of re
ward: profits. He stressed that
a small amount of profit is the
life blood of production.
The du Pont man declared
that Americans live in a coun
try where progress is a normal
thing. He mentioned the value
j of big firms in providing income
j for workers and stockholders,
1 products of benefit to all and
. new businesses. He reported
that'as a result of du Pont's de
j velopment of nylon there are
' now more 1 than 725 nylon ho
I siery manufacturers.
"Everyday is election day in
the market place," DeLoache
also' said. He said that firms will
not manufacture products un
les the purchasing public wants
them '
:Kiwanians-have set. Feb. 20,
21. 22 and 23 as the dates lor
their annual Kapers show. '
Turkey Thieves Are
Rewarded by Victim
Applegate-Jacksonville Tha
best holiday story to come from
the rural areas in a long time
occurred at., the Morris Byrne
turkey farm when Byrne held
two turkey thieves at bay, with
his Winchester rifle until state
police arrived from Medford.
Then he wound up giving the
fellows a turkey apiece for
their Thanksgiving dinner.
. "I always have made it known
that if anybody can't afford a
t irkey I want them to come in
the day time and I'll give them
one," Byrne said. "I don't want
them coming around at night".
Byrne said he heard a "ruck
us" aroong the turkey,, and in
the light of . the - full moon he
could see the thieves with, the
birds, and he called to them to
halt, and fired a shot.
"They flattened themselves to
the ground, and I believe would
have hid behind a gopher hill .if
there had been one there," Byrne
said. He . had them go to the
house so Mrs. Byrne could call
state police. However, he did not
file charges, since both had fam
ilies. They had driven 35 miles
to make the raid.
mally the appointment of an
emergency board is designed to
head off a strike but in this case
the work stoppage already had
started. !
The order specified that no
change can be made in working j
conditions except by agreement
until 30 days after the report of
the investigating board .is made.
The order specified the board
make its report within 30 days.
Looks tike 30-Dbt Strike
John C. Moore, vice president
of SP&S, said he hoped the'
union would call off the strike
for at least the 60-day period.
Guy L. Brown, head of the en
gineers, said in Cleveland that
"it looks to us like it means a
30-day strike out there." But he
said he couldn't comment fully
until he had seen the order.
Some 3200 other SP&S em-,
ployees were idle and numerous
Forestry Group Hears
Reforestation Plans
Victoria, BiC U.R) A con-'
templated annual million dollar
reforestation program in 18
O&C counties in western Ore
gon which have two million
acres of O & C lands, was en
visioned here yesterday by Ed
ward Woozley, director of the
bureau of Land Management.
Woozley made the forecast be
fore the Western Forestry and
Conservation Association meet
ing here.
Goal of the program, Woozley
said, would be financed from
the counties'- share of O&C re
ceipts, and would be aimed at
bringing into forest production
by 1865 all presently non
productive and partially produc
tive O&C areas.
Grange
Hoxy Ann Grange
Regular meeting of Roxy Ann
Grange will be Friday, Dec. 7.
Plans will be made for the an
nual Christmas party at that
time. Mr. and Mrs.- Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Ritchey will be
on the serving committee.
Shop WEISFIELDS M
FOR Smheam appliance
WEISFIELD'S
N PAY NEXT YEAR
AUTOMATIC FRY
CONTROLLED HEAT
Element is watersoaled so
fry pan can be immersed
to handle - without harm.
Set dial for perfect results
every time.
HO HONEY DOWN
USE WEISFIELD'S
NO HONEY DOWN
large Bowl-Fit Sealer
BIXUASTER
(Without Juice)
Mixes, mashes, whips,
leads. In Yellow,
white, piak JE (A
terquoise: "JiJsl
122 I. Main PKone 3-5348
' Opon Wednesday Until 9 P.M.
lumber mills and other indus-1
tries dependent on the railroad
for supplies and unloading were
Now In Full
at CRATER
EVERY Item in the
Store at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES!
Open Until 9
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Men's All Wool Cruisen . q.$8.75
Men's Wool Shirts ..'. .f. 6.95 up
Men's Dress Slacks . ..a... ...L.5.9S up
Men's Work Shoes L. 2.'3.95
Men's Western Shirts : 2.9
Men's Flannel Shirts ...11........ 1.79G
Men's Bath Robes...... 15.95
Ladies' Wool Plaid Jackets ?.. $.95
Ladies' Wool Skirts .....04.89
Ladies' Gowns ?. 1.2
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SIMPLIFIED CREDIT
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COOKER AND
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' Large fry basket,
temperature control,
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guide . mm
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shut down. Astoria's bifigest mill, 1
the Astoria Plywood corporation,
was closed at 11 pjn. yesterday. I
Swing.. The
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p.m. Every Night Until Christmjs!
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way ... 30 sq. inch iron
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