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la MfVIL TRIBUNE. MtUoti. Ortoen. Tuesday. Mv 6, 1958 I
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS
New York Sen. Styles Bridges (R.-N.H.) in saying this
(Country should stop allowing Russia to assume the United
States would not act until attacked:
. "This gives her the tremendous advantage of choosing !
lhe time, place and method of dealing surprise blows at tne
free world."
La Paz, Bolivia Vice President Nixon, in refusing to
comment on speculation as to his chances of being named
POP presidential candidate in 1960:
Z "I hav a theory that in the United Stales those who seek
Ihe presidency seldom win it. This is one office in which cir
cumstances rather than a man's ambition determine the re
sult. If he is the right man for the right time, he will be
chosen."
Little Rock Harry S. Ashmore, executive editor of the
Arkansas Gazette and winner'of a Pulitzer prize for editorial
writing on the Little Rock integration crisis:
"I am fortunate in being associated with the owners and
staff of a newspaper that expects its editors to face a tragic
situation in its own highest tradition.'
Chicken Bar-B-Q I Air Pollution Said
Major Problem for
Modern Society
Poling Places
jFor Primaries
lister toy Olerk
Following is a list of voting places for the May 16 pri
mary elections furnished by the county clerk s office. Polls
will be open between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Registered voters who are not sure in which precinct
they live may contact the elections department in the county
courthouse.
Name Polling Place t-mrance
Ashland, Lincoln School Gym Beach St.
Ashland, Ashland Junior High Gym, Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, Briscoe School Library North Main St.
Ashland, Ashland Jr. High Gym Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, Briscoe School Gym Manzanita St.
Ashland, High School Gym.
Ashland, High School Gym
Ashland Briscoe School Gym Manzanita St.
Ashland, Lincoln School Gym Beach St.
Ashland, Briscoe School Gym Manzanita St.
Ashland, Ashland Junior High Gym....Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, Walker School Gym South Door
Ashland, Walker School Gym South Door
Ashland. Lincoln School Gym Beach St.
Vlley View, Briscoe School, N. Entrance, N. Main St.
Bellview Northeast, School Gym East Door
Belview South. School Gym East Door
Lincoln, Pinehurst School Lincoln, Ore.
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Lake Creek, Community Hall, Across St. from Store
Butte Falls, Butte Falls Grade School Gym
lagle Point North, H. S. Gym, E. Entrance Main St.
Eagle Point South, H. S. Gym, East Entrance Main St.
Jlounce Rock, Prospect H. S. School New Gym
Trail, Elk-Trail School Gym. Trail SE Entrance
Shady Cove, Shady Cove School Gym....SW Entrance
Reese Creek. Shady Cove School Gym.SW Entrance
Derby. Old Derby School
Med.-Howard, Howard Gym. 2801 Merriman, SE Dr.
Medford-Elk, Howard Gym, 2801 Merriman, SEDoor
Airport, Howard Gym .'.2801 Merriman, SE Dr.
Medford, Howard Gym 2801 Merriman, SE Door
Medford, Hedrick Jr. High Gym 1501 E. Jackson
Hillcrest, Lone Pine Gym 2158 Lone Pine Road
Medford, Ct. House, Co. Court Room, Main Entrance
Medford. Court House, Tax Dept Main Entrance
Medford, Lincoln School Gym 608 N. Bartlett
Medford, Jefferson Gym, Holmes Ave., Front Door
Medford, Court House, Auditorium, Oakdale Entrance
Medford, Lincoln School Gym, Bartlett St. Entrance
Medford, Lincoln School Gym, Bartlett St. Entrance
Medford, High School, Boys Gym, Melrose St. So. Dr.
Medford, Court House, West Annex, Laurel St. Door
Medford, H.S. Boys' Gym Melrose St.. So. Door
Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym 1501 E. Jackson
Medford, Roosevelt School Gym 112 Lindley St.
Medford, Roosevelt School Gym 112 Lindley St.
Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson
Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson
Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson
Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson
Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson
Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance
Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance
Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance
Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance
Medford, Court House, Old Bldg., Oakdale entrance
Medford, Jackson Gym 630 W. Jackson, SE Door
Medford, Jackson Gym 630 W. Jackson, SE Door
Medford, Jackson Gym 630 W. Jackson, SE Door
Medford, Court House, Old Bldg., Oakdale Entrance
Medford, Court House, Ground Floor. Laurel St. Ent.
Medford, H. S. Boys' Gym, Melrose St., So. Entrance
Medford, H. S. Boys' Gym, Melrose St., So. Entrance
Medford, Roosevelt School Gym 112 Lindley
Medford, Roosevelt School Gym 112 Lindley
Medford, Roosevelt School Gym 112 Lindley
Kings Hwy., Jefferson Gym, Holmes Ave., Front Door
Phoenix NE'Rural, Grade School Gym, Phoenix, Ore.
Orchard Home, Oak Grove Gym, Jacksonville Hwy.
Bellinger Lane, Oak Grove Gym, Jacksonville Hwy.
Phoenix East Rural, Grade School Gym Phoenix
Phoenix NW Rural, High School Gym Phoenix
Phoenix SW Rural. High School Gym Phoenix
Talent SW Rural. Talent School Gym Talent
Talent East Rural. Talent School Gym Talent
Griffin Creek, School Gym....R. 1. Box 362, Medford
West Side. School Library....Ross Lane & Stage Road
Jacksonville Rural, Community Hall Jacksonville
Oak Grove. School Gym Jacksonville Hwy.
Perrydale, Oak Grove Gym Jacksonville Hwy.
Old Military, Crater Gym .North End of School
Central Point, Crater Gym North End of School
Central Point Rural SE, Crater Gym, No. End School
Central Point South, Crater Gym No. End School
Willow Springs, Crater Gym. No. End School
Camp White Domicilary, P.O. Bldg. 202, Camp White
Central Point No. Rural, Crater Gym, No. End School
Agate Desert, Lone Pine Gym SW Entrance
Sams Valley, School Auditorium Downstairs
Wimer. Grange Hall, Main Room Wimer, Ore.
Rogue River East Rural, High Gym North Entrance
Rogue River West Rural, High Gym....North Entrance
Rogue River South Rural, High Gym, North Entrance
Gold Hill North Rural, Hanby School Band Room
Gold Hill South Rural, Patrick School. Teachers Rm.
Foots Creek, Rogue River High Gym, North Entrance
Applegate". Applegate School Gym Applegate, Ore.
Ruch, Ruch School Gym Ruch, Ore.
Copper, Ruch School Gym. Ruch, Ore.
Sterling. Ruch School Gym Ruch, Ore.
Talent, Talent School Gym Talent, Ore.
Phoenix, Phoenix H.S. Gym Phoenix, Ore.
Jacksonville, Community Hall Jacksonville, Ore.
Central Point, Bybee, Crater Gym. No. End of School
Gold Hill, City Hall Council Room
Rogue River, High Gym North Entrance
Training School
Scheduled in City
A chicken barbecue train
ing school for representatives
from any organization or
group in the area will be held
in Medford Friday., May 23,
from 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m.
The program will include
approximately three hours of
instruction with the balance
of the period devoted to the
actual barbecue by trainees.
Lunch will be the chicken
barbecue.
All trainees will be train
ed in the fundamentals of bar
becuing chickens on large
commercial-type barbecue pit
units owned by the Oregon
Broiler Growers association
as well as on small backyard
barbecue pits.
Charles M. Fischer, poultry
marketing specialist at Ore
gon State college, Corvallis,
will be instructor. The event
will be held at Bigham hall
at the county fairgrounds.
Contact Office
Organizations interested in
sending representatives to
the school should contact the
extension office in the county
courthouse prior to May 15.
The names and address of
representatives will be need
ed by the office.
A minimum registration of
25 is necessary to hold the
school and a registration fee
will be charged to cover the
cost of the dinner plus a man
ual. A barbecue pit unit will be
available for rent in Med
ford for organizations who
may plan picnic meals dur
ing the summer and fall. ,
Ediiior"s note: Followine is the
first of three articles on America"s
air pollution problems. Today
Air pollution and health.
British Railway
Men Plan Strike
London flPt Britain's
350,000 railwaymen mapped
plans today for a nationwide
strike that could tie up the
whole United Kingdom as
a bus strike has crippled Lon
don. Today was the day of de
cision for the trainmen and
the Laborite Daily Herald
predicted the railwaymen
would strike by May 18. The
strike would affect almost
everyone in Britain, for most
travel is done by rail.
A walkout by 50,000 bus
men snarled traffic in Lon
don's suburbs with five-mile-long
lines of cars standing mo
tionless. The "rush hour"
stretched out to four and five
hours with commuters suffer
ing the most.
The bus drivers and con
ductors most of them wom
en struck for higher wages.
They receive an average of
S22.40 a week and asked for
raises up to SI. 47 a week.
They rejected a government
offer of SI. 19.
WELL-CONCEALED AGE
Chicago IIP The 1918
University of Chicago High
school class will hold a re
union May 16. It will be the
40th anniversary for the men
but "only the 25th" for the
women, who might stay away
rather than admit they grad
uated 40 years ago.
By FRED DANZIG
United Press Correspondent
New York API Air pol
lution, one of modern soci
ety's self-inflicted wounds,
has most of our population
living dangerously.
Scientists have only recent
ly become concerned about
air pollution's effects on our
present and future health.
One way or another, we all
meet up with air pollution.
We may encounter it in heavy
traffic, in a crude apartment
house incinerator, near an
area where garbage, scrap
and industrial wastes are
burned in the open, around
metal smelting, oil refining or
chemical plants, near lumber
camps or paper mills. Some
times it can be caused by a
neighbor burning leaves, or
by a dirt road.
It can come in the form of
dust, odors, fumes, gas, mist,
smoke, vapors any contam
inant that gets into the air
and harms people, plants, an
imals and property.
The newest aspect of this
problem is radioactivity stem
ming from nuclear testing or
industrial uses of atomic en
ergy, but this report is con
cerned only with "civilian,"
or everyday air pollution, its
effects and what is being done
to control it.
Authorities estimate that
10,000 American communties
have air pollution problems
and 7,500 of this number have
fewer than 25,000 residents.
So it's not just a big city prob
lem. More and more, air pollu
tion is being tagged a villian
as scientists learn more about
it.
Doctors, for example, now
recognize a "smog complex"
irritation of the eyes, the no.se
or throat; chest pains, cough
ing, shortness of breath, nau
sea, headaches.
Air pollution apparently
has 6ther effects on health,
too.
A pioneer in air pollution
research, Dr. Paul Kotin of
the University of Southern
California, believes air pollu
tion and not cigaret smoking
to be the key factor behind
increase in lung cancer. "In
dustrialization has brought
new substances such as oxi
dizing .compounds in smog
which cut down the lungs'
defense against cancer pro
ducing agents,"' said Dr. Ko
tin.
The American Cancer So
ciety has reported that "the
lung cancer rate is lower in
rural ai-cas than in urban
areas. This is one of the rea
sons why air pollution is sus
pected as being a factor. . ."
Dr. Clarence A. Mills, pro
fessor of experimental medi
cine at the University of Cin
cinnati, created a sensation
in Los Angeles a few years
ago when he reported that
smog caused about 800 "ex
cess deaths" over a three-year
period.
Air pollution also affects our
pocketbooks. Economists say
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we each spend about S20 a
year because of air pollution
the money going for medical
care, cleaning bills, repairs or
replacement of property. Pol
lutants can ruin rubber, dam
age plants, corrode metals,
cut worker efficiency and
hinder a city's economic
growth.
Industry and government
combined spend about 100
million dollars a year on proj
ects and research to clean our
air.
The goal is not absolute air
purity, an impossibility in a
modern industrial society.
But scientists are aiming for
a level of air quality where no
health hazards, economic
losses or nuisances are pres
ent. In short, we no longer can
afford to tolerate dirty air.
McElroy Asked To
Head Off Strike
Washington OP Defense
Secretary Neil H. McElroy to
day weighed a union request
that he intercede with four
of the nation's biggest missile
and aircraft producers to
head off a threatened strike.
Labor sources said Machin
ist President Al J. Hayes and
United Auto Workers Chief
Walter P. Reuther asked Mc
Elroy to put pressure on the
firms to sweeten their waee
offers before contracts expire
at midnight Wednesday.
The two unions have threat
ened a walkout by 125,000
workers at plants in seven
states which could disrupt de
velopment and production of
the Atlas, Thor, Titan and the
Tomorrow: Auto
and air pollution.
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Portland Man Hurt
In Logging Accident
Tillamook (IPi Ben East
er, 50, of Portland was in crit
ical condition at a Tillamook
hospital today with injuries
suffered in a logging accident
Monday.
Easter suffered severe, in
ternal injuries, broken ribs
and fractures of both legs, hos
pital attendants said. '
Helium gas can be main
tained in a liquid state or
shielded by a bath of liquid
hydrogen, in turn protected
by a bath a liquid nitrogen.
Polaris missiles.
Negotiations with Lock
heed, Douglas, Convair and
North American are dead
locked, Hayes and Reuther
told McElroy Monday.
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Nixon on Tour
La Paz, Bolivia IIP! Thou
sands, of Bolivians greeted
U.S. Vice President Richard
M. Nixon Monday with cheers,
flowers and confetti on his ar
rival here from Paraguay.
Communists who sought to
break up the welcome were
dispersed by the crowd. Three
anti-Nixon demonstrators
two men and a woman were
arrested.
The streets of this two-mile
high capital the world's
highest were festooned with
flags, bunting, photographs of
Nixon and signs reading:
"Welcome, Mr. Nixon."
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Medford's big "Auto Buy", campaign is now underway!
Thirteen of Medford's automobile dealers are spearheading
and sponsoring this COMMUNITY program to KEEP Medford's
Economy kolling!
During these days participating dealers will make it doubly
attractive for YOU to buy a new car . . . there'll be $50.00 IN
CASH as a "Prosperity Booster" award so'that you can spend
ten $5 certified checks for whatever you want in Medford's
stores and shops.
There will be added prizes for those who make the closest
estimate to the Medford Automobile Dealers' total 1957 dollar
volume Five dollar bills for those who answer the 'phone
with "You Auto Buy Now" instead of the conventional "Hello."
During the next ten days you'll have the opportunity to
boost local business conditions while treating yourself to real
bargains in automobiles and in other merchandise featured
by alert Medford business firms.
And, of course, you'll be able to make the best buys if you
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