Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 03, 1957, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texte o o 8 w fm lite Recommended t wM aeraer or nog-dettv- Lejr Mi lttK Tribune In Medford A ttory di&jMint the reenU ly adopted street tree ordinance in Medford appeari on paie 1? of today i Mail Tribune. phane C-6M1. Astfand a-iozi eka 9tY- efere : m- dally M asr iy. Swfaelf tf-avea-v arrivrs short 1, yaa ant notify office iHIW gieueusei o o o O o o O o O 0 C0 O OOOO 0Q)0 .o OcOOOco O 00 mJL&TT 'ft If 32 Pages Licenses o For Seven Tavern 0 The Oregon Liquor Control commission Friday ordered seven-day license suspensions for 21 licensees operating liquor out lets in Jackson county. The order followed a review of hearings held in Medford Jan. 22 and 23 in which the licensees were charged with making con tributions to a candidate for po litical office or political party in violation of Oregon liquor statutes. Forced to close their establish ments for seven days will fc Christian Schompp, operator of the Union Club; Harlan Syler, Sy's Place; Don Callahan, Sis kiyou lodge; Max A. Kulbe, Owl 10 Men Arrested cWhen City Police Raid Card Game Medford city police last night arrested nine men in connec tion with gambling, and the 10th for vagrancy, in a raid on the Whistle Stop restaurant, 226 North Front st. Arrested were Francis Wilson Kirk, 48. of 226 North Front St., cwner of the establishment; and James Hokanson, 53. of 1017 AVest Ninth st., Medford. who police said was dealer for the game, and who is employed by Kirk. Card players arrested were Ernest John Dukeshier, 45, Vll Jeanette ave., Medford; James Guinane Morgan, 53, of 825 King St., Medford; James Wil iam Scalberg. 37. of route 2, box 848, Central Point; L!yd Bedwell Waller, 65, Grand hofl: Posse lane. Medford: Weldy ip- ton Poff. 50. of 1110 West nth y TC t . Medford: and Judge iaiift"eP"""". T Florey. 52. of 1005 East Main st.. police said. q Not Playing - Orval K&rmit White. 54, of Oiin7 Wnt inth st.. Medford. was arrested for vagrancy, police!) said. They added that he was not participating in the card game at the time' of the raid. ah lninnH in th coun ty jail. Police Chief Charlft Champlin said. The raid, in which 10 police officers participated, was staged about 9:15 p.m. yesterday, after the department and the district attorney's office obtained from Tlistrict Court Judge Rawles Moore Friday a search warrant Champlin said the police de partment had reports in the past that gambling was going on at the establishment. Police said chips were stack- rl on the table, and money in a riear box held by the dealer was confiscated. The card game was in process in a concealed room, which had an outside en trance, police said. Administration Asks Lower Down Payments0 Washington IU.RW- The ad ministration &a t u r ITa y asked Conercss for discretionary (thority to lower substantially the flown payments required on homes financed witW FHA-irr-sured mortgages. It proposed that the Federal Housing ' Administration be al lowed to insure a larger per centage of the appraised value of homes purchased under the FHA program. Sports Bulletins q Medford high clinched 4 berth in the slat Class (A-l basketball tournament her last night by downing aVsh land 59 to 50. Ashjand led at the quarter 14 to 12 but tho Black Tornado headed 2$ t (2 at the half. 42 to 60 titer three periods id8 to9fi0 three minutes left is lb . Jack Tobiawon. Asalasfl. 7(9 too scorer itB (rluil teb jW p&ra8 9tmi ea yurtassT 6S8S9 89 piottwSie ug tf S'na tgtSaf . l Jw ,uc& &($9- 51a1 FaTis. Htf in Class A etitie ! ih)OrO Www'1 Bowhra, association b t e' t tabulating O O Suspended Days for ReFmors and Rr ab! Geocery; j$n DeMamy. Otto feve: legrold Sutherland, et-rgra tu; ftor ence E. layea 'iye iM lut ing comreyiy; Legia A. Jilaon, 'Vilson Distributing; comsany; M e r r i 1 QeOr.iud, uh ay Tavern; John fgul Kgrteravg, Bark ley's Tgvern; Thorns) A.. Dwyer Sr.. Boheftisjn !; Bgr- old StfaJis. Tiy ; Ti Col- pitts. Pioneer Tavern; rnt. 6. Childreth, CTo o 8 ' Kctirv, Mrs. Myrtle ilgiflrej, ffm Hideaway; Bill Efrgt J- enl 4 Tavern; Kenr:h G. Bgm, Holland hotel; Slvin C. iaiA- ton, Brown's Cte; $i kiug. Lappin, mariogft- of Colon traurants Inc., doing buSingst ft ine iaDU dinner xiutipe;. Drop ChVei Lloyd Keller. ojttngtoe cC ft lavern in Alediorg, W 0atO ally among CVflW charae) fitB violating) the statuta. But OtCSC officials said they ?JaPd charges agaJtet him Christian SchempO testified during the hearings that fie had collected approximate ggo fromhe licensees, for )olitiie)I purposes. Don C. Church, lieu- ! tenant, in the OLCC gnciTsW division, said r obtained Mtm es of the contribute rtn Schompp s receipt HWJ. AR cef the licensees, with tha exceptioe of Keller, admitted rSfcrlini th contributions but entered pica, of innocent to the charges. They contended they did not now how the money was finally used. Most of tflem sgid thiy thougii the money wato b uw9 br tl campaign of 0mcK Vbji Reeder, whd tstel Vlt O. Nunley, Cjuftliaea itrauiA in the district ttornca rttm. Som tdmikttfd mtlinf contrH tigns Jir tlte aa:a pelra vrixa-tlk campaign fir o. i JBeog'son, lor district atL. Doni(9 Coari:gxas4 1 MiwaaM sswai s no duplicSli ot t eciB mS out to him area4 ift Srai-v receipt boofi. tcbemp" 4iiu;td it was poietnifc tveiier naa aoc made the contribution. Schcmpa Ait th money h nad colbct8 to Woi- ney Paul Hiyilatfl. but instructioOa s no 11 w be used. Havilani t ivf the funds to tCo othr aornjf whom h did not i84ilj. Um- cs of the attorny re, ot M- ed durir the h6rin louA Examiner Hatirv 4. Datlaff quested affidavit h obtajin( from them showing ftml tagraji' tion of te fond 1e OLCC ffridey i&tfUEea1 the two attorneys to be Stanley C. Jones dr., chAirrcfm ot tfie - publican committed wtt9 Reeder and M8ftrR civ cilman, and 2dfrd 811V Receives fionaf 0 Jones s&4 h rcia3 i99 from llailand and bctu.) the had enough mony to wy er's expenses, m f th was returned to contributor nt thi remainder give to ehariky Kelly said h rciva owe mv jrhent of 300 ftnfl otnr $350, and that Hvilryl v th money without ntming th jur- pose other trAn 'for t? ci aiaiffn in whirh he. wM moert in- 1 icrt'&it'u. wmiy ?. placc4 in th Camorni mittec bank Account. Rep&sentinej the licne lur ing the hearing r Lcsseg, Jones Mtin tnd afarktt- (Jon all PWdRrS ttory No information coult ta ob tained Sftturdfly 9 to he th License Ouspenoaa Woalft r ayjrne effecti9 Action still nnins off ex.- flf two aVshlanfl ( or owners holSing OLCL- license). fVicy Qre cherg4 ith 11 I in contributiorj t tfl 4lbliei centrC. coimSt iTi county. Th licn Gu Clemnt eo t ite VshliS Ceri. M Mjin J.. 4.1. " HUl- tae:. ene cV ThMe Beuas Mit. 7 Tt Main A In. eijBg fen r 14 it Metffbrl VraxOa. Frt 6 Isdsoftiil1 Museum Z'(jTlW Txa- JfKksca- iU afraaauai eteu-ted r- oging enaa tve laisean Mh sty, jeof ina ta t ur tp 4:s Weirr aVn. tiia) itr aaaatw, vamlear throaAh Faeruery.iai itam opened at noon, closing at 5 p.m. From March on, how ever, it will open at 10 a.m. each week day. Closing time will be the same. On Sundays and holidays the opening hour will be noon, Miss Hanley said. - iv 1 PICS A. J. nby, We Ii known vmiixf tcMrrt fnA ductov, ftiedt Sturd y ;t ths Jackexm efltiit terra horn Tni pictuur oJT M. iambv u tat an last June aytien he attended tits SOtik atnnirape etthe Ontrvl Point trxxr vkJj. ). Mr. Banb a cfianet mem bet of the lodje. A J Hanby Dies Ai County Farm Home on Saturday A4r JaessnA Bnb, 99 erl.w of JJ Nortb Hnily t., VedtbrdL well-fcriowft (authors Orctn reticent nd educitox died Sturd tfte Jackson county fjirm home. Mr. Hanby . bnrrt Oct- 27, 1R67. in Beaver eovnty; Pa While a crfild. tie moved with h parent to Cedar Vale, Kit. fnd t)ane to Oregon ill the spring ctf 18. He Was grade tat from Oregon College of ti ecetioa nd the Voiert ot Orgon. fie tan glit school in Oregon Ift a tutal of 42 ears. including 23 yeara in Medford. three years in Central Pciiit. and two years eiactt tn Lakeview. Goid Hill nJ ptMabxa. wbrre h -was acboot (rtrcipal. . Be estaMiahed the old mgn 1m1 at Cereal Pomt in 19IU. Xhe lien by elementary school at Ovid HiU was named in his bvaor after ita completion last aunfoer. . Mr. Hanby was aft ordained Chri!tiBn minister and lifelong r.ember t tbe Christian church. He ae also at long-tim member at te IOOr lodge end eervad aa grand ettaplain of the Oregon ICO long in 1851-83. Ma naa hte ie praealent of the Tirst ?drl Savmga asd Uen aa- ercitio raf Medford einee H37. Mr. iienby ee ftrt tnerneo ta tfm Xrfm Ia e ana efier fifih. married he frrr- Aer Mar Laurcl'a campaeu illU. ..... . arnor JwcleOe tna wiaaw. h lia tnx Medford; two tre Mr. MerUe Duncan, Sedge- ick. tan., and Mrs. wary Grava. Arkane Ciry, Kan. in several eaece and nephews in Kanaae. - funeral eereice iIJ e eld ai a.m. Monday at P a r 1 Fun ml hm. The . Williartl r sin btn f f Frt Chrietian cnurcn rf Medford. .ill officiate. Te Medford iOOt !org ill i cherge re mbiinent eerwieee t he latiC mue"lewA and lodge r.emrar re ae jpallbear- T Aid Goad gr inoiea Tairjei. Formosa, nU.") Genralissmo Chiang Sai-She i Satura that America, mil itary ig frovided r te de fense of Formosa Wul ne usn to nla lauach an ia.veioa. ef Communit China. 7h Chin Jtatioaaaist pre aeV aAatement ovetndietcd Amricaa esfieialw whe heve said that arm given e Chiang'e fore- are ar defense purjoeee onJy Snow Cover Said Below Average 8ow cove ia tfte MedTerd irrigation diejtriet'e weter ali- ply eree i far hlo that 01 leet year. Jack Hoffbuhr, district manager, reported Saturday. Hoffbuhr made a trip to Fish lei. Billie creek end Four lile Sake FriAey in a California Ore gon Power eompany Sno-Cat to meeeuiw the anowgsca end it moisture content. He ssid ths eto is meltipg stesdily ac a ra eult warm tmperatur. even et higher level, much in ad vance af th usual runoff sea rm. Charter Suaaliee If this continues, water users in the district may have shorter supplies than usual during the irrigation season, he said. The one bright spot in the picture is the fact that water stored in the two reservoir lakes is well above NifOFORfe. CKGON, SyNDA; MAftCH 1 -c. lj EisenTiower Hamis Kansas City Judge To Supreme Court Whitfokgr long-time Truman Acqvaintancg eiJgtoB eU.B) Prei Sent Cieenhewez Saturday nemed red red Judge Cftarlee Ivans Vhittafcer of Keneae CKy, Bo., RejubUcan and kir.gXarn acguairrtance of former Presi dent Truman, to the supreme towrt. WMttakef is now a Juflge on the U. S. eour ot ejpeai for the ight Circuit in Kensa Ci'.a. He will aueceed Asscuiete Jus tic Henley F. Bead who re tired let Monday. He ia 55. Hie eelection makee the new political lineup of the court stand at Eve Democrats and lout Republicans. Before Reed re tired H was six Democrats and three Republicans. Whiuaker is the fourth man (o be named to txie bigb court by Mr. isenbowex. The Presi dent previously bad appointed two Republicans and a Ceino crat. All have been judges ou lower federal or stale courts With tr exception of Chief Justice Earl Warren, former gov ernor of California. "Whittaker's nomination roust be approved by the Senate be fore he can take his seat. initial congressional reaction to his nomination was favorable. Sen. Stuart Symington (T Mo.) said he was gratified that Mr. Eisenhower had chosen, his appointee from Missouri. The While House announced WhitlakeT's appointment Satur day morning soon after the jur ist conferred with the President. Whittaker, talking later with reporters, said Mr. Eisenhower told him that he felt "my long and active experience as a trial lawyer, then as a trial judge. and my experience as an ap pellate Judge admirably quali fies me as a supreme court Jus tice." Market Letter Sees Upturn for Lumber Zugene There was a sudden upturn in the lumber market last week, according to Random Lengths, Eugene lumber mar ker news letter. The upturn led to speculation at to whether it resulted from "over-optimistic buying m con suming territories," or a general upward trend ef normal mar ket activity," the letter, edited by H. . Cox, ssid. It added that green fir mui reported the week was the most active period so far this yesr, with new business appearing in uffieieai, volume to balance or offset lew production. Mill in ventories1 remained high, but ac cumulations were not increasing ia sufficient volume to cause ceacern. the letter said. While Buying was limited largely to "excellent loadings of eami-epoeified dimension item, the temoo ef purchases encour aged etebilised or slightly ad vanced once.", it declarer. The market letter aaa mere had heen increases in inquiries, anticipating e pnesible spring up surge ot building activity, and that while the fine marsei price were largely unchanged, sale outdistaaced prodwerion. Salem W..) Secretary of State Mark Hatfield, in reply to a questionaair from U. S. Sena tor John McClellan on election laws, he eppod government subsidy of political campaigns. March Ai Force Bate, Calif. kU.s) A B-47 bomber crshed and burned en takeoff leas night, killing it erew of ou on im ped in an apen field here, air fnree officiele reported1. , . &- lat eeaaon, wrtn Four Mile lake holding espaeify of 16,100 acre feet, compared to 7.8S1 let year at thi time, and Pish leke hav ing .72a acre feat, compared to .I41 last year. At Fih lake. Jrioa en the ground wee not enough to meg eure Fridty, Hoffbuhr said. Lest year there Was a depth of W inchs. and a water conteet cS IS inch, or S per cent. At Four Mile, there is a tcpth of 92 inches, with water content of 12 inches, or 37 per cent, com pared to "a depth of 112 inches last year, containing 40 inches (36 per cent) of water. At Billie creek, depth now is about 23 inches, with 10 inches of water, compared to 104 inches of snow and 37 inches of water content last year. Ben-Gurion Calls Emergency Sabbath Meeting oa Issue Premier Under Fire From Oppcif iofr Jerusalem (Israeli Sector) (li.fi; Premier David BenCto rion and his cabinet tempore rQj solved last night a threatening rupture over withdrawal of Is raeli troops from the Gaza atrip and Gulf of Aqaba area but left unanswered the Question of whether the troops will pull out. Mounting eppoeition lor a while threatened to farce can- ceUaUoo. of BenOurtun'e deer sion to withdraw the Israeli troops, but a report lete last night ssid the threatened crisis in the coalition cabinet was solved "at least for tbe time be ing." The premier called' an emer gency Sabhatb meeting of the cabinet while under tire from both his own Mapai party and the left and right wing oppo sition. The meeting tiroke up several hours later end the cabinet agreed to meet egain this morn ing to hear a report by Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban concern ing a meeting in Washington with TJ. S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. That conference end a letter expected here from President Ei senhower promised to enswer many of the questions which led to Saturday s ejttraordioBry cab inet session. The United Nations Emergen cy Force ury) commanaer, Maj. Gert E. L. M. Burns, flew from Cairo to Israel for confer ences with Israeli commanaer Mosoe Dayan about the with drawal. At first it anoua- ced that their- scheduled meet ing at Lyda Airport outaide Tel Aviv would be postponed until today but later report said the meeting was postponed) "indef initely." Ebaa Iostxacted ' Ebaa was instructed tecBieW "final agreement" i i eoa ference with Dulles on t question of .American gugrea tees in the light of th. U. . announcement that it considers aereement "unconditional." Official said Leftist ia tfie cabinet were charging gn Am erican "about face" on the ques tion of providing guarantee. Ben-Gurion, who won a 72-! vote of confidence on his police lart Tuesday, aaa reporteS "net satisfied" With the Unitefl Slates' position ehich hel8 tliejt the Irali withdrawal would tg unconditional. Israel ja report ed sein ftirthr clarification in Washinfton nj the United nation. The mounting opposition to the agreement wt based oa two points: 1. The ststemerit By U. 9. Aat bessedor Henry Cat Loige in the United Nation that the Ir raeli aereement te witflflrew W not "conflitional." . The statement By Secretary of State John Foster Dulles that "nothing , promised to T rsl." T?ie basic eppraiitlon argument was that Bn-Gain hedsra to withdraw witkout receivin ft-om the United SUtee or the U.N. aufficient auererites for preventing) Igypt return th 6a Strip eral legia) t GK of Iwabe opea te ieraeli ei pieg. SvfHcKrat Yao Taleet Sufficient ter ha been stored by the Talent Irri gation district for a normal irri gation season this summer, ac cording to w'slatr Hoffbuhr, dis trict manseer. However, he aMed, thg TID ay have a problem in carrying over atora;e ater fee tlg fol lowing seasoa. Cmiarant lake, lith a ranac- tv of .300 acra-ieet, : full gnd a atwr is running over th spill way whie at Hyatt, the upper reservoir in the system, there now is 13,SZs acre-feet of water, Hoffbuhr Jid. He pointed out Hyatt's capa city is K.0Q0 "acre-feet and al though there is little snow now at Hyatt, ha said spring rains will account for another 2,000 acre-feet of stored water. "T-ii, 1 ir - r w 1, 1, iiininr 1 1 a tr ) . 80. 294 li.i. t mt : -7rar.riT"rnr- - ni (jif m am& 0 ir mg02&z? Jfig&$tf ; ' 'Mm m Action on Vets Bonus SsIcto ru.B) n- Ne a proposed Sli million Soecet bonus will be taken aner than a weefe jeaoding fieU4 end researck work by tbe Ore gon Vetera Xgelativa- con mirtee. At eft revsres, tejpreeenttt.a I the eVar W) iortoasr eaVeat einrttrienoer of Vie Avieal Legion, presented eeverel pre posed amemdivatntw a t bonuw resolution here Friday tattore the House Militsry Affsirw cgm Aiittee. aHsveMad He uaetl that Genoa 1 issued in an omount Sot - ceedine one rer cent of thg )seMd valuation of tftaattta to raiew money for the bsmus. The jeaat rceolution containing) the nanus) gaopreal eo sjgfcifie tsyo per cent. Soma C0 aiilliaa -yould la rai9d at the one jBw ceat fig ures, Brewtereid, and thaaur plug could ha ratuaaa! t? the general ftind. 0 Committee figure) inQiceteti that firorn t,000 to t.O0D Ore gon veteran would e eligible for an averag bonus ef ?M5 to 27S. Opprsjitioa &o the kfaus cam from Rep. s'ohn trerv', Slem ath Fallei, h a it a bonus meaeurg migAt havw a tattr chance 10 to 1 years from now. 'He said, However, tlt fi would Covelli (U.R) Wirea Or ga State college seniors were aimia from, trie Kejrve utti- ce)' Treiniiut Cor program here Saturday after thy were taught chaire a aa ejvimin- atiaa. Celleg authority said one of th three uexsl w "crib" note in an eCtmination ia Military sci ence coarse nl the other two We gaesi irrforaaetion. Tit three Were as entitled as Robert Beuar, Prtlaa; Robert r. Cramer, Corvallss; and Low ell M. Peace, ftilem. Fxeidte being aropp8 from Army rolls, the trie g-ill slso re- civ tailing avraetw in th mili tpry ewasaew ). A e?tadent Diehoneety Trials Committee, eeenscsejl est 11 feeulte mmcKr, recommended that the students re atreiittat t aTsifrh the) cur rent term arid thee bat suspend ed. FOgEC AST: Variible clondia'S lodav a(d Monay, with chanci- of a itw scagerre) sowrs. Hiri todT 55. Low leefcht 35. ll 6h Atndv SS. Te- atehg Yestrday Si -awrS YeiterSay 37 Ctor Ckies Toniskt Sunrise . :44 a.m. S:l4 m.p. t:21 p.m. Sunset Moonxet PROMINENT STAR Rerulus. rlsn at iiuuat and will he hlfh in south 11:29 p.m. In Central America and In the Philippines this star Is seen di rectly overhead. . - - - - 1 i- rr ProDonctl alfp-fl! XiXft to eew ra leeiaw toned v4 eZ th 4atx di to PBcejae. Mag k Yi a. m r ! er.ee, eeid he mia)M P aeansa) te eoa ean4 4A aonwav as t a aii ajBrWaavHnaeaA Bxmos KcnynjbaAaaa te twsee arete tid ta weulS ea- ult with the Veteran Legielg- tiva committee, probably Q wecg from Sundgy, to get their views on accompanying money legisla tion. Committee Chgirman William Granfell Jr., Portland, suggested further study of possible tax &urces li$w cigarettes or an the amugpment lag to bftc bonug. Display cf Ayror Eorealis ken Here A widespread and brillignt display of gurora borealis, or northern lights, wgs noted in the sjiag here Pridgy night. A number of people noted the displgy, Bhich ftolP the form of a red or "rosy" glow in the northern ftnd northwestern skjes. ftomg residents called the wegthr buregu tjnd the controlJwas seeking once more to as- toaer t thirprt to s& fjbout it. Cha 4'eaither bureau said the gurora .is visible over' Oiuch of th ration, with reports com ing in that it was seen in as wiiely separated points as Yumg, Aria,, find Chicago. It lasted mogt of the night, they sfjid, bains reported at various times from slgirtly sifter dyk until jit rglore sunrise Satur day morning. . Such displays of Aurora bore- alsi era fairly unusugl this far eouth, but er noted much more frequently in more northern latitudes. The lights gre believed to be caused by rays or ectric- ally charged particles shot from the sun, which are affected by the earth's atmosphere, and they usually appEair after a magnetic storm. o AIcm&q Airlin&p 0eroEs, &eg&riet& Missing . Seattl (U.P.) w An Alaskan Airlines plane, carrying a crew of three and two passengers, is missing on a flight from Fair banks to Seattle, the airline re- fported last night. The plangwas oue at tne beattle-iacoma air port at 5:35 p.m. Saturday, Don ChurchaVard, digtrict sales manager for the airline sail the plane was heard last over Dundtness, wash., est tlflfe northern tig of th Olympic peninsula. Churchwers- said) ths pilot made a routine contapt with Seattl while ha 4as ) minutes from Seattle but anve no indication of trouble. Washington (U.R) Demo cratic Leader John W. McCor mack (Mass.), has forecast "a cat and dog" fight on the Housg) floor this week over rival farm subsidy plans offered by Dem ocrats ana gepuDiicaigj. i!;e Asks Israel to Mo?e 'With Utmost !pdf From Egypt iterates Pledge dFoe U.S. Assurance Washington (U.R) Presi- font Se$nhower urged in a lef ts lp Israeli Premier David n-Gurion today that Israel 6ith9ra its troops from Egypt 'ith the utmost speed." hoi President reiterated his gisige thgt once the withdrawal has van accomplished the Un Ue4 4ttes will work "to bring gftDut conditions" in the Gaza &rig find Gulf of Aqaba areas nhich aould be more stable, tore trgnquil and more condu- aiee to tl general welfare tne. icera -ajhich existed hereto fse." 9ut He exill insisted that with laV4il aiugt corn first. Sir. Sinhower ent the per ejel nessege to Ben-Gurion amil growing indications that lore el tW gfeout to balk on its glwSga t .h United Nations Friday 4 meV "full and romj viantfrawgl." 9crtflry f State John Fos- t Jalle9 ng lrseli Ambassa dor Afefce Jban discuss the rt t? letter before it wbsq ess Jerusalem. Eban flow hr Cram .'6 Yorg to confer Wita Shi11s gfter receiving gn:ig! MetMictionBj from Ben $uBj0ti 3e an returned -to-SP Bas Air tomorrow's re ejumgtion of UN debate on the ISraeli-Bgyptian crisis. Ths letter was interpreted here as a move by JQj. Eisen hower to turn new but concil iatory pressure on Ben-Gurion to carry out the pledged with drawal. Reports from Jerusalem said Ben-Gurion hoped for a "clari fication" of the, U. S. position. But it was clear from the letter that there had been no change in the US stand. 'Deeply Gratified' Mr. Eisenhower said he was "deeply gratified" that Israel had made such a pledge to the UN. Mr. Eisenhower said that "after the withdrawal, there should be a united effort by all of the nations to bring about conditions in the area mor stable, more tranquil and more conducive to the general wel fare than those ' which existed heretofore." ' Mr. Eisenhower apparently sure Israel that tne united Sates will stand fimly behind its pledges to see that the Gulf of Aqaba is kept open to ship ping of all nations and that Un ited Nations forces will move into the Gaza Strip to prevent a resumption of Egyptian com mando raids from that area. Mrs. Golda Meir, Israeli for eign minister, told the UN Gen eral Assembly Friday that Is rael's decision to withdraw was based on those assumptions. Falling Glass Misses Bison in Morocco Casablanca, Morocco U.R) A large pane of glass knocked out by excited Moroccans nar rowly missed Vice President Richard M. Nixon Saturday while he stood talking and shak ing hands with residents outside Casablanca's city hall. lne tnree-by-tour foot .pane fell from a second story window and shattered on a ledge, sprin kling glass close tooNixon. He smilingly went on with his cam paign of making friends with the people. The Republican vice president drovg) to Casablanca from the capital of Rabat along the road Franklia D. Roosevelt took on ais e.rtime visit to the North African city. Nixon left Rabat after confer ence igith te ruling Sultan, Mo haaimed V. which resulted in Ufe sultan's announced support for the Sisenhower Mideast doc trine Stockton (U.R) Investiga tors have blamed a gas leak for a1 blast which shattered the end of a two story brick dormitory at the San Joaquin general bos-