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Stevenson Sees Heed To Restore Allies1 Tuesday, December 17, 1937 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Con U.S. ence in . . " : i -ii.jp;u .""-V' '','l:Fr "wia "'jiiimw fri) . . .Wu ... o o o Chicago (ff) Adlai E. Stev enson Monday assaiied the "rav ages of Humphrey, Wilson and yesterday's heroes' to the na tion's missile program and said the United States must restore its allies' confidence in her prom ises of aid even at the risk or nuclear war. In an address prepared for delivery before a chapter meet ing(jf the American Civil Lib erties Union, and revised by him almost up to the time he rose to speak, Stevenson said he was "hopeful that the meas ures taken at "NATO this week q will go far to restore solidarity and strength to the Atlantic Community." Confidence Said Shaken In his address, he said that the Soviet success with launch ing the sputniks had shaken the United States' confidence in it- CLUB NEWS Aptg?ope 4-H Club A meeting of the Antelope 4-H club was held Dec. 10 at the An telope school house. We signed up for next year's projects. Al bert Bigham said they would weigh steers between Christmas y and New Years. We also had a new club member. She is Katy Bever and she selected beef as her project. After the meeting we had an exchange of Christ mas gifts and refreshments. The next meeting will be held on Jan. 14. Ann Higday, reporter Nimble Thimbells Sewing and Knitting Club ' The third meeting of the Nim ble Thimbelles Sewing and Knitting club was held on Sat urday, Dec. 14, at the home of Lucile Frink. We all were to bring canned foods to the meet ing, which will go to some needy family. We also discussed a new project for the club. We are thinking about saving all the pen cil stubs, cereal puzzles etc. to give to a hospital for less fortu nate children. Another thing brought up was enrollment cards are ti be filled out and returned to tVe 4-H agent, Miss Marilou Garner. The next meeting will be held on Jan. 11. Patsy Charley, reporter Kands Kids Cooking Club TheTKandy Kids Cooking club of Central Point has held three meetings this year. We elected officers. They are: Carol Von Der Hellen, president; Donna Meade, vice president; Patsy Charley, secretary; and Nancy McKay, treasurer. We had a meal planning discussion with our leader Doreen Bradshaw who showed a nutritional needs and color idea chart. At the last meeting a demonstration on bread making was given by our junior leader, Sharon Coffman. The next meeting of the club will be held in January, Patsy Charley, acting reporter i Davis To Take Over Chef Baker's Garage Albert E. Davis, 51 North Oakdale ave., announced today that he is taking over ownership of Chet Baker's garage, located at 918 West McAndrews rd., ef fective Jan. 2. Davis has "been employed as a mechanic by Bak er for several years. The busi ness will be known as Bert's Automotive Service. Davis, in addition to operat ing the garage, will have the distributorship for the Waterless Battery Corp. of El Segundo. Calif., in Jackson, Josephine and Klamath counties. Hollywood (IP) Actor Rich ard Simmons stars on CBS-TV as "Sgt. Preston of the Yukon" and wears a vivid scarlet jacket, blue breeches, trimmed with yellow, a tan campaign hat with gold stripes, shiny brown boots and black fur gloves. "I have only one loud sport jacket in my wardrobe," Simmons said, "but I rarely wear it. It makes me feel conspicuous." self. He attacked Eisenhower administration policy and lead ers for their actions "at the dawn of the space age." He said he took the advisor's post in recognition that "we are in serious trouble because of a crisis of confidence in the West ern alliance." "That, like many others, I warned of our dangers and fail ures long before Suez is no con solation now," said the twice defeated Democratic president ial candidate. "What is reassur ing is that people are listening at last and our government is going to work, albeit slowly and uncertainly, to rebuild our al liances and strengthen our de fenses. He said a greater peril than our response to sputnik was the Soviet's progress to win "The uncommitted peoples and tjp the scale of power by subersion, propaganda, and a political and economic penetration." "This is the hot war now," he said. Must Meet Assault "I am pleading, in short, for recognition now that missiles aren't enough, that we measure and meet the subtle Soviet- Chinese assault on the poor and policially uncommitted areas now, while there is yet time. No piecemeal, half-hearted or inde cisive approach will suffice, no action that is timid, restrained or cheap. For this war, declared long since, is now well along toward the final stages, as Eg ypt, Syria, Afghanistan, and other tottering territories testi fy." Stevenson did not mention the full names of Wilson and Hum phrey, but obviously referred to former Defense Secretary Charles Wilson and former Treasury Secretary George Humphrey. Nor did he identify "yesterday's heroes." iffy Set ' 7318 Quick crochet! Make baby's new booties, cap and jacket in a jiffy, i Open and closed shell stitches in 3-ply baby yarn. So soft, and pretty choose white with pink, blue, or yellow. Pattern 7318: crochet directions infants' cap, booties, jacket. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Medford Mail Trib une, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plain ly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. 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