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Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo TrfE SNOOSRdoSES BOUGHT TMEIf? TV LAST SEPTEMBER PkOM JOE, THE LOCAL TV RETAILER TUB INDOOR DOESN'T WORK IN 4 LL. LOCALITIES Joe uast aaqoa wccd prom them until today ahd then HE UBAQD PLEMTy Y rr cxrr--wE don't A t&e&&ir ,Sr -2-L 1 1 Toned-Down Version Of Mid-East Doctrine Drafted by Democrat Washington (U.R) A rank ing House Democrat today was drafting a sharply toned-down substitute for the Eisenhower Doctrine which would embody the ideas of former Secretary of State Dean Acheson on stabiliz ing the Middle East. Rep. Clement J. Zablocki (D- Wis.), author of the substitute, said Acheson had "really pointed Land Use Meeting Set at Cave Junction Cave Junction Southern Oregon foresters, woodlot and mill owners, and other persons interested in the lumber industry have been invited to a land use meeting Tuesday, Jan. 15, in the ' American Legion hall in Cave Junction. The meeting is sponsored by the Southern Oregon Christmas Tree association and the forestry committee of the Josephine coun ty Planning conference. The agenda will include dis cussions on problems of growing and marketing Christmas trees; formulation of a plan to induce hardwood manufacturers into the area, and opinions on improv ing the quality of trees and other forest land in Illinois valley. E. W. (Jiggs) Morris, chairman of both the Christmas Tree as sociation and the forestry com mittee of tjje Planning confer ence, has invited Josephine County Agent Harry E. Clark and others to speak. The state board of forestry, cooperating with the forest serv ice, provides men to aid land owners in tree culture, reseed- ing and good management prac tices. Only Few Blue Books Carry Political Error Salem (U.R) Only about a dozen copies of Oregon's new Blue Book carried the error which listed State Rep. Sam Wilderman of Portland as a Democrat, officials said today. Wilderman is a Republican. The few copies were delivered to press associations and to Port land newspapers. the way" for handling the "pow er vacuum" in the Middle East that the administration fears Russia will try to fill. Zablocki is a member of the House Foreign Affairs commit tee which heard Acheson Thurs day condemn the Eisenhower proposal as" "far too hazardous." The President has asked Con gress to grant him standby au thority to use U.S. troops, if necessary, to block any Russian aggression in the Middle East. He also wants approval of a $400 million program of eco nomic and military aid to strengthen the Middle East. Asks Congressional Approval In his State of the Union Mes sage to Congress Thursday, Mr. Eisenhower said congressional approval of his plan is a matter of "vital and immediate import ance." Indications have been that Congress would give the Presi dent substantially what he wants. But Acheson, secretary of state under former President Truman, said Mr. Eisenhower's request for standby authority to use American troops in the Mid dle East "sounds perilously like another approach into the brink" of war. He said that Secretary of State John Foster Dulles' interpreta tion of what the administration would do with this authority "frightens me to death." Urges Resolution Enactment Acheson urged that Congress enact a resolution stating simply that it supports the President in any negotiations to bring peace to the Middle East. Acheson said the declaration should contain support for use of U.S. economic and political resources as well as military. The Acheson proposal would not have the power of law and would not grant Mr. Eisenhower any powers that he does not now have. Acheson said that if Mr. Ei senhower needs . legislation to carry out specified projects he should ask Congress for the pro jects specially, not just in "vague phrases." Zablocki said he hoped to have a draft of Acheson's pro posal ready "within a day or two." Ex-Sandy Police Officer Executed McAlester, Okla. -0J.R) Otto Austin Loel 45-vear-old former police chief at Sandy, Ore., died in th Oklahoma electric chair early today for the stabbing death of Mrs. Elizabeth Jeanne Henderson. Loel was executed for the stabbing of the Compton, Calif., woman in an Oklahoma City motel Jan. 10, 1956. He was strapped to the elec tric chair at the McAlester State Prison at 12.02 a.m., after shak ing hands with Warden H. C. McLeod. The switch was thrown at 12:05 and left on for a full minute. Loel was pronounced dead at 12:07 a.m. Asked by Warden McLeod if he had anything to say, Loel an swered, "No, thank you." He entered the death cell smoking a cigarette. Argentine Airliner Crashes on Takeoff Buenos Aires !U.R) A twin engine Viking passenger plane of the Argentine state airline crashed and burned shortly after takeoff today. From 15 to 27 persons were reported aboard TTiere were only two known sur vivors. "The plane took off from Aero parque airport in northern Bug nos Aires on a flight to the re sort city of Mar del Plata, 230 miles to the. south. It failed to gain altitude and caught fire in the air. The pilot turned his plane to ward the nearby River Plate in an attempt to make a water landing and put out the flames. But he failed to clear high trees bordering a scenic drive along the river. BURPING AUTOMOBILE London (U.R) Out of gas, and petrol ration coupons, Mrs. Alice Klouda decided to try whiskey as fuel When her auto mobile stalled. "The car went like a bomb," she said, after driving it home without incident. Detroit (U.R) Mrs. Mary K. Barry has been placed on pro bation, and on a new telephone party line. Police said she as saulted a woman, with whom she shared a party line, after the woman accidentally left the phone off the hook. PLUS 5 StaHon If'l Join. 23 . 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