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0 Q . 0 go 0 n A o 0 ?0 OoQoooo . Oo o Four Aralfiilig ReacJi0:S6iil BKeeplplialiff Cairo (U.J r $,smf)ft Sm-ftnfr, four Arab rjjtiig 14 $3, fe&rtatf - - agreement on:gai iool- ! IIJI jl ' IV I i , siffXTJ v VX Mil J! I; II; 1 i n uru m ii.w smm immn tween the bl le$ by unuea Mates and Kui!. The lour nations pleuggf (&, alliance to rlc for Qrefs "im- meaiatp and urQiditional tfith drawal" behind tlQ armisticecounty 1tershed ifid , lines, but did not threatenfition if Israel failed to comply. q A communique issued by the Pctlnd U.R) & rfln:8 rtn- igcf now melt in th?81hur qUil flooding in the fgCTOrn OgffSi ar&C&as dor nothing to improve irrigation vates VO faff Pans MaMf j&tBMififtl .jV"f ftf ). . M T nit buds on jovernments of Saudi Arabia.Qpects. accordu to W. T. re Ezypt, Jordan and Syria indi cated the conference had side stepped --joint decision on the Kisenhower1 Doctrine.Qleaving the way open for any of Oe four to accept or reject the President's new policies. The communique did com mend the "highly appreciated efforts" of King Saud of Saudi Arabia in explaining Arab poli cies to Presinent Eisenhower during their Washington talks and making clear Egypt's claims to sovereignty over the Suez Ca nal. It did not mention Commun ism. But In declaring the Arabs -wiU defend themselves without 'foreign pacts, the four nations showed that the Eisenhower Doc trine failed to win full support American diplomats had hoped Washington Man Admits Portland Bank Holdup Portland (U.R) George Nev, 27, of Auburn, Wash., has plead ed guilty to the Jan. 27 holdup of the Metropolitan branch of the U. S. National Bank in which $360 was taken. Portland (U.R) A man ten tatively identified as E. J. Hill Vancouver, Wash., fell into the Willamette-, river near Ross Island bridge Thursday and was drowned. water supply forecaster Ur the federal soil cortjiatl&n fOficO. FrosSd latest snow urvfvg ready "indicated below vOr9e irrigation supplies sftd r9tent snow melt and floong rav dimmed the supply pictuiQgven more. 0 Thtirrifbition outUfoi w exanSricd at the firsof se! ries of 10 local water supply forecast meetings that will be held at Vale March 7. Frost will present his current forecasts of the water suily outlook at all Uie meetings around the state during March and April. 0- H3rtfr?, Conn. (U.R) T o rri, on6 $t Qhgm wdd Ac9d only ycfjr -o$i (Heath ro, (9Qr QocQtA o frurfiQr harCs Thursdyn the Wintgn ayinJ5 in the Malhoxe- area havd W-XAZJr, P"T UJ:. . .(3 . Odurinff two-month fiariod. dat lrjst t(0o o?fjhich werO Chi-ipeyer of Meridcr customers in utry-siyi ipxtfcuinui siciyinw BlQck Lace Pontic Needed for Ship Qcc S'QIQ JClirfi Commissiorfir John C. eliy gnnouncgd Wn(iay nit that one of Ibtf iwo men na coniessed tney vier resyonttblO fer the deaths, Held Joseph TabonQy, 33. 9rooklyn N.Y., id for merly of Hrord, and rthur Colombe, also 5, and a t cgfivict, f Hartford. refused to say which pd confc&d (gnd iiChlicated the other. ICoulcJ Bg;JfSteut If convicted, Tgborsky (gnd Colombe could be executed. Tabory and his brother, Al bert, were convicted in 195!Oof Hollywood (U.R) Design er Helen .Rose has three weeks to solve -an "unmentiort)le'!t,hp ' rrinf H.nrlfnrH narW. problem for the pictuH 'Don't . La.iL,, lace: aiui c uiai -2. st mi in.' a iiuiu Go Near The Water Miss Rose said she needs a pair of bla? lace panties to be flown from tfie mast of a U.S. Navy cruiser while a woman war correspondent is aboard, but "they have to be identifiable but not -'udiciously Sge. Silk isn't strong enough, nylon won't hold shape, rayon isn't feasie and cotton's not glamorous." Maine is said to contain 2,465 lakes and large ponds. age store dealer Suriigj7'a hold up. Sentenced to death, Joseph Taborsky spent four years in death row at Conne)icut Stale Prison during legpl efforts to ob tain his freedom. He was" freed list year by the state Supreme Court of Errors on the ground that testimony given by Albert taborsky was invalid because Albert had been adjudged insane and committed to 3 mental hospital. Two oP eight flug; found in Coluipbe's apartment, p o 1 i c2 itjj were used in mov) than or of th slayings. Only one person itnsednv o th llings. Frank Adinolfi, the mOiager of ft shp 9or in Nor Haven, 25 mftes sdGth of fiartford,05ld9olice he waSp lol-whipped bjO on of the two men while the stond fatally shot Mr. a 4? Qtlrs. Berrtard the store, when the pairentered and robbed Adinolfi ofS50. The first deaths attributed to the icallcd "Mad Dog fillers" took place Dec. 15 whgn Edward Kprpcwski and Daniel J. Jan owski, both 30, wt?e each shot in the head in Kurpewski's service station at New Britain, 10 miles sotthwest of here. XXOVBLy BRIDGV Canterbury,. Eng&nd fU.R) Six boys were on probation to day and a seventh was freed un conditionally after they admit ted a theft. The) boys, all 12 to 14 years old, admitted they stole a bridge over the River Stour and towed it away with a canoe so they could use it as a dock. 30ISE ABATEMENT Versailles, Fihce U.R) A court fined forester Michael Richard, 33, $171 Wednesday for shootieg a helicopter "on the wing" because it disturbed his pheasants. Xogu 9ly Iffigr trees apa dtvelogir con s?derigjDl $he of iiormtl, CD ft. Cordy, ce-unty "horticultur gfj?nt, (Stated toSy. Th arly dtvelopment has Kdn attributed to Qnuually Srm feather for this time of yzr- Cordy t,dvisal fruit powers to takgdvanta,e of good weath er in the next 10 days to two wee to apply dormant spray to pears. The spray should be ap plied as a protective measure eJiil3 such aisejgps a San Jose scale, red mite and pear psylla. gen gallons Qf dormant oil emulsion should be ed in com nation with either 12 gallons liquid lime sulfur or 20 pounds of polysulphide per acre with air blast sprayers. In hose gun sprayers, two gallons of oil $iould be used with either" three gallons of lime sulfur or 4Vi poundsolysulphide per 100 gal lons, Cordy said. He added it is important to thoroughly cover tops of trees with the sprv. Jte county agent noted that the period for sprayDapplication will depend on weather condi tions. Minimum night temDera- tures above 45 degrees will ten to bring buds out faster and thus will shorten the spray period. Lower temperatures will length en the spr,ay period. Mapleton, Ore. U.R)1 A 10-year-old X$y, Eugene Sprouffske, was killed yesterday when struck by a school bus in front of his home near herSsl Joseffe D. Valsh, Cackson county etoitf depu shswif, was Wcttrf president of thx &uth--n Orljdfi Pages Sfftcors asso ciation gt g metinaj,t Gctid Hill tsdneidgy Hght. Other elects te offices of that association woro Robert Wievesiog, iglato pelica, vice presidfent: Roy Hanson, Ashland police dgpamnnt, secretary; Paul ftsttiol, sheriff's office, easurer; end Bill Kefhleien, Ashland polico department, ser-?eant-at-rms. Elected directors of ?he asso ciation were A. Allan Franzke, district Attorney's office; TJean DeBerry, sheriffs office; Lyle Perkins, Medford police depart ment: and Walter D. Nunley. Medford attorney. Nunley was also elected an honorary life member of the association. Toughen en Bussia, Kiwlanfl Urges UH New York (U.R) Sen 0 Wil liam F. Knowland (R-CaliO has demanded that the Upited Nations act promptly to force Russian coQpliance with its de cisions or suspend Russia as a member. The Senate Republican leader accused the United Nations of lacking fie will and "intestinal fortitude" to compel Communist countries to give the same com pliance to U.N. rules and actions that is expected and received of non-Communist countries. Qrsanfefiorral Blan fetlJg by Assessor . county assessor s ottice has been set up in chart form, according to Eay J. Schumacher, county assessor. The chart shows the classifi cation of personnel Gnd their work designatiotQ. The organization lan is head ed by the assessor with the chief deputy as the administrative supervisor. Further break-down divides the office into two de partments, valuation and rec ords. In the valuation group are Ind, buildings, and personal property" appraisers. In the rec ords section are the public serv ice, land classification and per sonal property clerks. Schumacher explained that prior to this time a depaty sys tem had been used in the office, which has now been supplanted by the more detailed organiza tional plan. Use Tribune Want Ad For Quick Cash MONEY At Crater Finance you may borrow for ony worthwhile i purpose cn your o FURNITURE - AUTO SALARY and" repay in monthly Install ments.OYou may choose the terms most luitable to you up to "fi months. Loam may be paid In ad vance or in full at any time. Grater Finance CORPORATION )l35 Pin St. Central Point Phone NO 4-1273 Frank Wilkinson, Mgr. Convenient Parking The Low Cost Way To Sell Items You No Longer Need Grand Jury to Hold Session &e$lresday The Jackson county jgrand jury will hcjld session starting at 9 a.m. Wedfiesday.GJ.Iarch fi, District Attorney Thomas Reed er has reported. 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