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President Challenges Russia To Make Next Disarmament Move Washington W President Eisenhower today challenged Russia to make the .next move toward an East-West disarma ment agreement. ' The President, speaking at his news .conference, took a pessi mistic view of an early break in the disarmament deadlock. He said he does not now see any further constructive step the United States and its allies can make on disarmament at this time. Something, he said, must hap pen on the other side referring to Russia. Change Not Likely Eisenhower added that a So viet policy change docs not seem likely, but there could possibly be some change in the Kremlin's position which is not visible at the moment. Disarmament negotiator Har old E. Stassen has returned to London from conferences here for a meeting this afternoon of the U.N. Disarmament Subcom mittee. He may hear Russia's official answer to the West's 11-point, "first, step disarmament" pro posal. Soviet negotiator Valer ian Zorin already has rejected it informally. No plan calls for air-ground inspection against surprise at tacks, suspension of nuclear weapons testing for two years, a ban on production of fission able material for weapons pur poses, and a start on reduction bf armed forces arid conven tional arms. Official! Piiirnl4tie Officials in Washington are pessimistic about Soviet accept ance of these terms. There is widespread fear that the dis armament talks are headed for failure and adjournment. The President did riot disclose whether he has given Stassen any new instructions. In this connection, the President re ferred to his statement on Aug. 28 after the Soviet's denounced the West's disarmamen1 plan and . claimed development of long range missiles. The President said at that time he was deeply disappointed at Russia'! "scornful words" and "boastful statements." Elvis Presley Rocks For Portland Fans Portland OPi Elvis Presley sideburns, voice, hips and guitar arrived in Portland Monday and "shook up" 500 screaming teen-agers at Union Station by ducking out from the far end bf the train. In the evening, however, he rock and rolled some 14,600 fans in Multhnomah stadium in a one night stand. SPORTS DEATH TAKES AUTHOR New York (IPM-Nina Brown "Baker, 68, author arid writer 6f children's books, died Sunday at her home in Brooklyn. Sale Discontinued Samsonite "HANG-IT-ALL" CASES Reg. $25.00 4 Only! Rawhide, Saddle Tan, ' London Gray and Bermuda Green. REDUCED TO j J p'u tax BACK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS with Reliable Sff3 lUGGAG? Shu-Pak Train Case, Reg. I5 HOW I275 21 in. Wife, Reg. IB NOW $I275 24 in. Weekender, Reg. 20. . .NOW '16" 26 in. Pullman, Reg. '23. . .'. .NOW '18" plus taxes LUGGAGE COVERS 2" 25 OFF See Our Wide Selection of METAL TRUNKS 28 in. Hand Trunks ' ' 30 in. Footlockers 36 in. Box Trunks Steamer Trunks 40 in. Box Trunks at POPULAR PRICES PLUS GREEN STAMPS Burks for all your luggage needs 314 E. Main Driver Dies In Stock Car Race Darlington; S. C.fto Speedy Thompson of Monroe, ti. C, won the grueling Southern 500-mile stock car race" Monday Averag ing 100.094 miles per hour: But the 8-year-old classic was mar red by the death of a driver. BobBy Myers of Wihstdri-Sa-lem, N.C., died in a hospital op erating room after a spectacular three-car crash on the 28th lap when he slammed into Monty Flock of Atlanta, who spurt on the trickey third turn. MyerS flipped 3nd landed nose first. Paul Goldsmith bf St. Clair Shores, Mich., Crashed into My ers. Flock was reported in serious condition. Goldsrrifth was less seriously injured. The facewas halted for ail hour after th6 wreck. Cotton OwenS of Spartanburg, S. C, driving a Pontiac, finish ed sec6nd arid Marvin. Panch of Gafdena, Calif., in a Fbrd, took third place. Tulane Coach Expects Game New Orleans (IP) Tulaiie University football coach Andy Pilney seemed satisfied "with Army's word" today despite a congressman's threat to cancel the Army-Tulane game becaUsg of a ban 6n facially-mixed sports in Louisiana. Pilriey refused lo talk about the politics of the Ban. He said he wa Satisfied with Army's word that the game would be played; Rep. jame Fulton (R-Pa.V said he would protest to the White House arid "strongly Urge cancellation. "What's the use of civil rights law by C6rigress if Army disregards civil fights 'and c6 operates in their repression," Fulton Said. Lt. Gen. GafrisOfi H. David son, superintendent of West P6int, Said "we made 6uf con tract four years ago and we're going to honor it." MacPIKE GOLF CHAMP VernOnia, Ore. MW -Don Mac Pike of Eastnioreland Country club, Portland, wort the first an nual - Northwest Oreg6n golf championship at the Verftonia Golf course Monday with a 68 72141. The women's crown went to Olivia Brickel Of the home course. She carded an 87-88- 175. BONUS BABY SIGNED Boston (TO The Washington Senators announced Monday they have signed Ralph Lu menti, a Milford, ' Mass., left hander who attends the Univer sity of Massachusetts, to a bonus contract estimated at $35,000 "I'll use Lumenti as soon as pos sible," said manager Cookie La vagetto. "What have I got to lose." Eisenhower Vetoes Veteran Loan Bill Washington IP The White House today announced Presi dent Eisenhower had disap proved by pocket veto a bill td provide low interest'government housing loans for veterans in rural areas and smaller cities. The President held that the bill was discriminatory and in flationary. Under the measure the Veter ans Administration would have received additional mortgage funds to be loaned to veterans in rural areas and small cities and towns at interest rates well below the current market. The bill was intended to aid veterans in areas where conven tional mortgage money was in scarce supply. "I cannot approve a program that has such a potential infla tionary effect upon the economy or that is so discriminatory," the President said in a memorandum signed Monday. "There is no jus tifiable reason for making loans at interest rates below the cur rent market available to some veterans and denying them to others." CAUGHT IN ACT Geneva, N. Y. Oft Minutes after ordering all Geneva men to grow beards to promote the city's sesquicentennial celebra tion. Mayor W. Erie Rogers was hustled into a "kangaroo court" when the beard-growers found him all lathered up in a barb er's chair. Daily's U-Drivo . Medford Airport .,...u.. i SURGING AGAINST JOHNNY BUSSO, left, Ralph Dupas, New Orleans, pounds out a unanimous decision against his heavier hitting opponent in 10 founds in a fast and savage lightweight fight" at Miami, Fla. (International Soundphoto) ROUND TABLE ENTERED Mays Landing, N.J. (IP) At lantic City race track officials announced today that . Round Table, winner of last Saturday's American Derby, will be flown here from Chicago Wednesday to run in the $100,000 United Nations Handicap, Sept. 4. PACKERS TRADE END Stevens Point, Wis. UPl-'-The Green Bay Packers traded end Ken Vakey to the Pittsburgh Steelers Monday for a 1958 choice in the National Football League draft of college players. Vakey is a 6-4 rookie from Texas Tech. Tuesday, September 3, 19S7 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NIKE Women's Golf Ladies day will be resumed it Rogue Valley Country club on Thursday, Sept. 5, with mSUal play. The worn? n ! whose names . are first in the parings ire to contact the oth ers to arrange starting times. Those desiring Jto be paired In regular play may. telephone . Mrs. F. L,. . Flink (SP 3-i536(. ... FAIRINGS: airs-Frank Tamney, Mrs. Ttirii Cul bertsOri. Mrs: diahr Reyrhart; .Mi-i; H. . 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