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u o o o O 0 0 o 0 52nd Year o o O o 3 3 o G G O M O o Pr&e Vd Cegts EDFORD Second Section United Prvss Full Leased WirsT) t MATT u -e- MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1957o unit (gttjf) iaw$ fTte 7 o e il : -s ?; Korean Orphans Land At Portion Airport Portland 'IP A group of 61 Korean orphansaQded at fog shrouded Portland International airport Thursday after an over seas flight from Seoul. p. Some 200 persons were on hand to greet the planer-including persons who had adopted the waifs. Nineteen) of ,ihe young sters were takenNftf fee Korean National A i r 1 i n e ) plane at Seattle, q SCENTED CULPRIT Chicago TP Suburban police were fin the wrong scent when they set up a trap to corral wild dogs. The tenth anal to walk into'the trap was a skunk which promptly won its freedom. b 0017 COTTAGE CANDIES I ' w k K 1 I t BkV - . MARGARET BURNHAM'S u CHOCOLATES Only $1.50 lb. Box Only $1.40 lb. Bulk Cottage Candy Shoppe TOO E. 6th Ph. SP 3-4467 Don McNeil Joins in CMienge Of Oregon Tourist Travel Figures Bv A. ROBERT SMITH i Tl. ?50ii00l ASBoeiaftaSb fiT, oC$P 4fi?S tcPCfi to Mail Tribune Correspondent I Travel Otnitt&arel nifi4e itO J iietfl J pa44aA, &$ ti3 r$i- Washington Those loyal Ore- bone CWff&Jfir Hg-ttftPIS iftettk. Ooc tf tStat gonians who were either sad dened riled A. KobL Smith by gotecnment report last week which showed Ore gon slipping in valuable tour ist trade can n&wtake com- f OJ3 i tnat wise old say ing, ".figures don't lie, but liars can fig ure." r The figures showed that scenic Oregon had dropped from 30th to 34th place among the states in competing for the dollar ex penditures of Out-of-state tour ists. What was worse.the fig ures suggested that Oregon was falling farther behind by failing to keep lipVith the gains of oth er states, such as Washington, in drawing tourists with money to spend. It dwin't take th3oys W tne chamfers of commerce long to rise to the battle. "We challenge those figures. We don't think they are accurate," declared Harold B. Say, Washington rep resentative of the Portland Chamber. Don McNeil, rJnags 'V-i--a - . . am. wl - d ;it ik;. plainer, y.w nvran taws:n vwjj jytM, iajc ve&. themsees. tftS' fflP aicA Sj- tigtites s $i& tain iSsial trrt d&eeS- S3J! sbe efia3te 166 &E&e Bu4, &e '. ioitcw Sif$eBt:aetk $7asftfcgtoo state one year stanSargs i MffipiHtg Igafes sy44fcras sftowefl Jwttg 1 on teir 40etWi tsiss, o fto jtoyrist trade. IftsestTgatlcn sftor two gteies Cf tatfc tTe an ed ta$ the flges J&3 8ft stan8a4. 3lra& is SreC cot-! CaSded Jieavils to lmtes 9 sersfse iso 9 &at to c:estfrc2aft!fttee of 9s Slate leyisl-; rr.t3' iis; is?vssi ttaie. t coucte . tgLi-ePthe source of tne slate ra' onlgi 9 iffntisi !W stays i theijel office? oeraeng' fufwgs. staip igre 4sys, cat ese Just;! 'The SJ. 3- CeftsuoBreae Is pasifg1 suie&ijf tttoug reow 3e0 satJofcaf tout( Son? Vafce tof 1st ui-f survey iuefi tcay Reveal the vv oftlji ee &0 years; w&ietfj tnoit eeut Cgvices &P hat means; Ifteji jiiSt'S'est 0t Beh4et say t ia.o Ajfijerica' intervftingo years. $02 ff.aitWra largest feausir. Q survesoeBr Rte? yeafs, Qe ew-ii afeaftwftije, t locks $fce eaehj ery otherQyeaP. : SUtg fit t tftfi fceeEBC 0f it; "So a (gr!? 883$ Cases fig eofaeienee. as loftg as Sen-! ures supplied b$ s3ei8P fler i geftig to Qcspeefc states' incorrect?" tfie tfl JgeVj jRignts; n6 bang oufc fifuws added. . Iit8 ro? require le Wl- A miifVi cn 1-Bat if aiT? ' lr Wilt R)lt" 0 echoed the challenge, sayiog the report had done "a great injus tice tothe state of Oregon." Where did the figures come from? From Special Assistant O O They were issued to newsmen by George Bender, the Republi- 1 can ex-senator from Ohio whom Interior Secretary Fred, Seaton took on last sunnner as a special assistant to promote tourism. When the challenge was laid in Bender's lap, he said he had no way of checking the accuracy of the figures. They came, he ex plained, from the National As sociation of Travel Organiza tions. O Q "We're not Uf the travel busi ness." said Balder. "Our job is not in any way to deprecate ajty state. But you have to take some of these figures with a grain of salt, andyrith a whole cellar full of salt in some cases." O Quotes From the Hens o ig that a Geor- a mansion in CJ O By UNITED PRESS Atlanta StQe Rep. A. A. Fowler Jr., in disclosi eia "resettlement" aeencv obtained an ontion on of the Jackson Cojunty Chamber,? Vice President Nixon'sieighborhood for the use of a Negro fam- . I i . U k 1 . lilt. IWMb... , y "This is e of several transactions that is getting near the (Tent and democratic in its local option stage. J.n every case the houses are the very finest in white residential sections.1 D Detroit Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson, in rejecting suggestions that a liltlinf lation Ts a good thing: q O "A dynamic Qconomy is dependent on real capital .0. real capital has to be saved. If savers are apprehensi'Q, such funds will dry up. Just a little inflation or slightly unsound money woJd create uncertainty." O O O Birmingham, Ala. Circuit Jtmge Alta King, in sentencing Ku Klux Klaij Cyclops (3oe P. P-sitchett to 20 years inrisn for his part in the mutilation of a Negro: "This is the worst case I have ever heard of in my y?ars of experience as an attorney and on the bench." Q Washington Former New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, when asked if he had been approached on the possibility, of be coming secretary of state: v "You have a fine secretary of state, and he is going ta'temai there for the remainder of this term as I understand it." Edinburgh, Scotland Jimmy Miller, thpenniless tramp nom inated for the Rectorship of Edinburgh university, in thdraw ing his candidacy: .... ... 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OPEN MONDAYS TIL 9 P.M. 309 EAST MAIN Medford's leading Appliance Dealer for the Past 26 Years PHONE SP 2-4427 o an4 Stop Me y BENNETT CERF- kJEWLY ICH COUPLE vacationed af a very swell seaside rcrUoaatf ar wiiaj vs constanuy Mraid her husband ofa filing to t or d$ iHEthing wrong. He was carried out $s Sir be in liVerto xtorte antf re? lPiOw 4tKg "Klp! Mal'.' exn yt ftif s OBTj? aglP mm lUftef9 1& ftta i.'o Citf Qi fm Tl3(Jl 9 bo q ft W axled t firafe053 cw'cs 3a SJfe a RU tut ftr less tftfci iAaV fi pASSr. ?CoyJ3 fto" !totea tftpKr O X n O lot. ?tu: iyMt Tta Af ( S j tuTijariowi on-mto be 89cg? of this jrAacfei ;t ftsw tfi orotic, of O wSfc o O i i o o o o Q o o Youth Arthritic af YMCA Helped by United ffgcje 3,-Re Meafe?8 "MCd, fSicft.$io3'. Iell tfi clubs schedule ttaieec ifcfeitiD, social events. ;sjfEns variety nf softa-n. use yofcnf ptepie, rystnar fme :o tfte S9 cWei38: agencies) wftiflhoreeiw 11 9P jarg of $eir SiVoriing fUnrft from $e Unit ed Medfbrd Crusde. Programs offered youn pie arethe' Y club unit youth council. Both programs are supervised by a YMCA sec retary. Subject matter of the programs range from world serv ice .projects to dancing. q The Y club program is divided into a Hi-Y for the boys and a T-ri Hi-Y for the girls. Each unit, is affiliated with national movements but still is independ- ertiee grojct, tripr andAnter- cluB ottetings. q Th K)uth council is a sftdent groug whichplans and adminis ters youth programs. AlVhigh ing peo-1 school students caj participate snd-jaras a member of the youth coun cil, ine groups major mnction is organization of social events. Attendance at the senior YMCA dances has been about 200 to 250 with attendance run ning about 400 during football season, according to YMCA officials. organization. O Serve School, Community ' The clubs are interdenomina tional and stress active Chris community by the activities which are organized and carried out. Two Tri Hi-Y clubs and one Hi-Y club are currently in opera tic at theCJTMCA. President of the senior class Tri Hi-Y is JoAnn Shreeve and president of the junior class Tri Hi-Y is Sandra Kline. A session is held in Salem efth year at which club dele gates have an opportunity to take part in a legislative ses- O - Dooley 'Steam Roller' Tactics Alleged Salem (1P Carges that House Speaker Pat Dooley had used "steam roller tactics" in the 1957 session and was continuing g use them in the special session were made in a letter sent to the speaker by Rep. Ka'therine Musa, The Dalles Democrat, Thursday. She said that her removal from Rules Committee by Dooiey "was evidently an attempr-to punish me for using my inde pendent judgmenQ on matters pertaining to taxation. "Instead of being a punish ment," her letter continued, "I consider your action to be a fs3 vor for the simple reason that I do not subscribe to and do not wish to be alghed with the 'steam roller' t&ctics you em ployed during the regular ses sion and are using so far in this special session." A 9f MCmC I PACIFIC 'A INDUSTRIAL' 16 S. Central Phone SP 3-S308 1 1 u SENSIBLE SIZE... SENSIBLY PRICED STATION WAGON Death of Lake County Man Investigated Lakeview (IP) Lake county authorities are investigating the death of Clifford Alvin Ram- tias faith and actionPTheir Dur-frerg. 47, whose body was found : a ii i i i mitir?f Viic raVnn nKnnt puse is iu serve ine scnooi ana "' his cabin about 35 miles west of Burns in Lake county Wednesday. Everett Osterman, Lake coun ty coroner, estimated death oc curred about 11 a.m. Wednes day. He said there were n&signs oi violence on the body. EUREKA Pittsburgh (TP) In a "trea ture hunt" type episode Wednes day, thieves broS into a safe at Sauer Inc.,9ind found the combi nation for a second safe which yielded a $17,000 payroll. O o Squire carries all this and 2 passengers, tool 1958 English-built Ford has plenty of load space . . . handles and parks easily Fold the back seat forward in the 1958 Squire and you have 41 cubic feet ofl&ad space room for most anything you want to carry. Lift the seat and the entire family rides comfortably with luggage! Check the price tag on this wagon. You'll find it lower than most sedans! Up to 35 miles on a gallon of gas. American-size nuts and bolts for service everywhere. See all the 12 sensible mods of 1958 English-built Fords today. Immediate delivery. And remember, you deal with Ford ... a name youknow. O o cnon A I PRODUCT 0 Sold and serviced In the U. S. through selected dealers of Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Mich. 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