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Hank Girl's Friends Say Drugs Mentioned Portland OP Four of Diane Hank's girl friends testi fied in the Sherry Fong second degree murder trial here Thurs day that Diane, the Fongs baby sitter, had several times men tioned narcotics in connection with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fong. They said Diane told them she "knew there was dope going on in Portland" in connection with the Fongs, but didn't discuss the matter any further. Mrs. Anne Incontro said Diane told her she was "high" when Mrs. Incontro phoned the Fong home the night of January 6, 1954 the last day any of her friends saw her alive. Her body was later found near the Ever green highway east of Washou gal. Wash. Defense Attorney John P. Hannon objected continually to the line of testimony about nar cotics and liquor, but the objec tions were overruled by Circuit Judge Frank J. Lonergan. Big Savings Right Now on New Boats Ready to Paint EASY TERMS JOHNSTON STORES 112 S. Riverside ECONOMY CHOKE FEATURED The 1958 Plymouths will feature a choke which will give better fuel economy, according to the company. Plymouths will have a six-engine option with their new models which went on display today. A "sure-grip" differential, de signed to transfer power to the wheel with good traction in winter road conditions, is also new on the Plymouth. Medford dealers are Hamlin Motor company, Eighth and Front sts., Dick Knight company, 33 South Riverside ave., and Parsons Motors, 315 East Fifth st. Friday, November 1, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Tough New Statements, Actions Waited in Khrushchev Struggle Washington OP) Tough new statements, and perhaps actions, may follow Communist Party Boss Nikita Khrushchev's new est struggle for consolidating power in the Stalin pattern, of ficials said today. Official Washington is waiting with some apprehension for word from Moscow to interpret the significance of the Kremlin bat- tie to the Free World. Ominous overtones are seen in Khrush chev's ever-tightening grip on Soviet power in his conflict with the army. Bluster Awaited Once the crisis of defense min ister Marshal Georgi Zhukov's ouster is past, officials said the bluster will begin. This will be an attempt to cover up any signs the struggle may have caused internal weak ness. From President Eisenhower on down there is no feeling that (1) The Soviet power battle is over, or (2) that Khrushchev can be trusted. Allen Dulles, chief of the Cen tral Intelligence Agency, recent ly reflected top-level views when he said Khrushchev's "impetuos ity and unpredictability remain a matter of grave concern in an international situation as tense as that today." This state ment was made before Zhukov's removal. Zhukov and the military be came the dominant physical pow er in the Soviet Union after Stalin died and secret police chief Lavrenti Beria was ex ecuted. Zhukov's power was credited by intelligence agencies with keying the previous Krem lin shakeup in June when Molo tov, Kaganovich, Malenkov and Shepilov were sacked in a po litical battle with Khrushchev. Brakes Off Behavior As the collective leadership pattern is stripped away, of ficials said brakes likewise are removed on Khrushchev's swash buckling, vodka-swigging be havior. One of the big questions here 1 WOM'S FASTEST1 4 " ! POM LECTH1G C LOWEST PRICE EVEH SI lie 131 Vav -V 1 kfeKMir v ffKELVINATOR FULLY AUTOMATIC 7-HEAT SURFACE UNITS SUPERSPEED GIANT "EVEN -BAKE" OVEN ROTISSERIE .$239.93 Less Copco Allowance HUM KK-G33 2 APPLIANCE OUTLETS OVEN THERMOSTAT OVEN SIGNAL LIGHT RADIANT ROD TYPE BAKE AND BROIL UNITS 214 95 Less Our Allowance $12.50 Month Ygggg : 30" ttelvinalor All the features of the above Deluxe Model Except ... STORAGE DRAWER Automatic OVEN TIMER Your eld Range makes the down payment $ 165 with Cepco Allowance johhstoh STIEES 112 South Riverside is how long Khrushchev himself can last as he forces, decisions in contests with his aides. Khrushchev's troubles are far from over, according to official views. He is facing a chaotic sit uation in the grand plan to de centralize Soviet industry and his name is linked with the So viet Union's ever-troublesome agriculture program. Family Council Margaret S. Women go ga-ga over Stan. Stanley S. Maybe I've got ten glamorous since I've mar ried. Margaret S. I have the mis fortune to have very hand some' husband. Women take one look at Stan and they really go ga-ga and start making a play for him. When we were going together, I used to be amused and flattered. After all, I fig ured, Stan could have his pick and he had chosen me! Well, now that we have been married a year, I find I don't like it at all. I can't help feeling that Stan should do something to show them he won't permit just any old woman to maul him and make eyes at him. This one friend of ours is always offer ing to massage the back of his neck or take something out of his eye. Stan just stands there placidly and lets her do it. I can't see why I should have to stand by and take it, or be denounced as a jealous woman. I think it's just terrible. Stanlev S. I don't know what I'm supposed to do if somebody is kind enough to want to give me a massage or take something out of my eye when I need it. It wouldn't be very polite to turn her down especially after I'd been complaining. I thought it was very thoughtful of this wo man. I didn't see any harm at all in it. Meg hates to be called jealous but she really is. She is always pointing out women looking at me. I never noticed it before. Maybe I've gotten more glamor our since I've married. I've noticed that Meg doesn't seem to mind it a bit when men eye her. She says that's different, but I don't see how. Personally, I'm proud when any body seems to like Meg. It would be different if she made a play for them, but she wouldn't do that any more than I would with any of these women she talks about. The Council: Meg will create a great urihappiness for herself and her husband unless she gets enough confidence in herself to believe she can hold her hus band's love. She does not com plain of her husband's wander ing eye and therefore, evidently has no fear on that score. She simply feels inadequate against the competition of other women. We feel, nevertheless, some of Margaret's complaints are just ified but that she is handling them in the wrong way. She can hardly be blamed for dislik ing the spectacle of her husband being "mauled" by another wo man. Stan ought to find a polite way of ducking out of such situa tions. Margaret should realize, how ever, that she is foolish to create an issue out of such in cidents. She can take things quietly into her own hands and steer away socially from women who behave in an objectionable manner. Complaining to Stanley about it only serves to make him more conscious that a woman is mak ing a play for him. He may feel a bit too flattered. For the same reason, she is foolish to make a point of fact that wo men eye him. If she wants to live happily j with her handsome husband, j Margaret must accept that an attractive appearance may draw j attention from the opposite sex, but the occasions for ringing in the fire alarm are limited. (Copyright 1957, General Features Corp.) Cincinnati (IP) Roy J. Ber nard, 61, board chairman of the Osborne, Kemper-Thomas Co., I calendar and advertising special ty manufacturers, died Thursday. Q-0 i? Ir R M E N T "Permanent Type" Ethylene Glycol Base "PEAK" ANTI FREEZE Prevents Rust Anti-Foaming Won't Boil Away speca, qt. 66 Gal. 2" Full Size U. L. 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