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e It Tuesday. May 27. 1958 JftAlk TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. Marjorie Lord On Honeymoon Hollywood (UPI) Come dian Danny Thomas televi sion wife, actress Marjorie Lord, was on her way to a European honeymoon today with her real life husband, producer Randolph Hale of San Francisco. The couple was wed Mon day by the Rev. Jlerle E. Fish, pastor of North Hollywood's Christian church, in ceremo nies at the home of TV produ cer John Guedel. Miss Lord and Hale met three years a?o in San Fran cisco when she appeared in the stage comedy "Anniver sary Waltz." I Ul II I I JACOBSEN Power Lawn Tools Feature for feature . . . PACER il Clothes smell fresher dried in the sun. Choice of feur models. AM have stronger rustless steel center pole with plastic lines. Tvo sizes parallel line models as illustrated. Otfcer Round & Round Models $12.95 & $21.95 WHY . . . PLASTIC PIPE For Cold Water Service? Plastic pipe delivers more water. Less friction lost. Plastic pipe is easier to lay. Goes around obstacles. 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Quick Work Saves Portland (UPI) A bus driver was hailed as a hero today for his quick action in helping passengers escape from a packed Rose City Transit company bus which was struck by lightning dur ing the evening rush hour Monday. Thirteen passengers were hospitalized with burns and shock and three other persons were treated at a hospital and released. An estimated 66 per sons were on the bus. Bus driver Walter Nabors, who had been working for the firm 51 2 years, flipped open doors after the light ning struck the bus shortly before 5 p.m. and the passen gers filed out. Minutes later the bus was afire and every thing inside the bui was charred. Barbara Arrell, one of those The Einest! MODEL 42A 6-blade reel, 1.8 h.p. Jacobsen Hi-Torque Engine Recoil Starter Easy handling, crisp, clean, smooth cutting. Pressed steel frame pro ides rugged strength REG. 59c VALUE and light weight. Total ly enclosed drive. Quiet engine. 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Opponents of the goverment want to trans form the country into a Mid dle East Switzerland or align its policy with that of Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab Republic (UAR). . , The United States is back ing Lebanon's legal govern ment. But ;it is trying to re vive the friendship with Nas ser, too. - In Algeria, America gets blamed by all sides. The re volt of the army and the Eur opean residents against Paris only underlines the basic di lemma of trying to be friends with France while not alien ating the North African forces struggling for freedom. Valuable Assets .With their oil and Strate gic position, the Middle East and North Africa are areas the. West can ill afford to see taken over by the Soviets. But the growth of Nasser's brand 1 of "Arab nationalism" has made it increasingly clear the Middle East is no longer a Western preserve. The HILTS Pupils Visit Hilts The third and fourth grades and teacher,' Aristeo Perez, ' visited the Medo-Bel dairy at Weed Tuesday, May 20. At noon a . picnic lunch was served near Weed. Ice cream and orange juice were furnished by the dairy. Medc-Bel dairy is one of the most modern dairies in this end of the state having been built just two years ago, and is owned by the Belcas tro brothers. , On the return trip ' the group stopped at the Siskiyou county museum in Yreka where they saw interesting things concerning the history and growth of Siskiyou coun ty. Mothers making the trip were Mrs. A. Zanotta, Mrs. Don .Powers, Mrs. V e r n Burns, Mrs. Rod . Eastman, Mrs. M. F. Cavin and Mrs. Don Wilcox. ' Mrs. Marge Snyder and children of Medford . visited Sunday at the M.. F. Cavin home. Mrs. Alma Kieth returned to her home in Auburn Wed nesday after spending several weeks at the H. G. Thompson home. Mrs. Kieth is Mrs. Thompson's mother. Mrs. William Wiley made a business trip to Medford on Friday. W. W. Walker of Anderson ON SPECIAL! BODY FIR LOG END TRIM VA Cords fro the load m W. m ww ww TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY Phone Time' rM copptiu' r- r-T. "V WE C4NrT 'nnino IS THIS- TCJtNTM OR SIXTEENTH y TH4T HOT COFFEE struggle in Algeria is strain ing the ties of that area with the West. The . uprising in Lebanon has its comic-opera aspects. Hotel drivers in front of the sea front hotels offer to take Western reporters to op position leaders in any part of Lebanon. The leaders of the opposition travel back and forth. They are not threatened by arrest. Opposition leaders want Lebanon to renoune the Es-' inhower Doctrine but insist thejr want to regain American friendship. The opposition , leaders in Lebanon appear : to be far from Nasser stooges. But they want to realign Lebanon's po sition and fit the " country more into the Arab frame work surrounding it. Deep Trouble In Algeria, France, Ameri ca's oldest ally, is in deeper trouble than she has been since the Moslem revolt there began on Nov. ,1, 1954. The rebels have- steadily gained strength and adher ents .in their struggle for Al gerian independence despite the strong French military forces in the field.; Outnumbered eight or. nine to one by the Moslem inhabi tants, the Europeans . of Al geria have watched with growing frustration the ef forts of successive Paris gov ernments to put down the re volt. ' Now they have revolted against the authorities in Par is.. And the United States has Dairy is a guest of. his daughters and sons-in-law,. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laustalbt and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston. Graduation exercises will be held at the schrjol house May 28 at 7. p.m. The public is invited" to attend. . Calling at the M. F. Cavin and the R. M. Cavin homes on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cavin and Mrs. Belle Linley of Hornbrook. Small Group Gets Blame for Egging Los Angeles (UPI) Dr. Carlos A. Ledgard Jimenez, president of the Peruvian chamber of deputies, blames a small group of students eg ged on by the Communists for Vice President Richard M. Nixon's recent treatment in his country. Dr. Jinemez, here with a group of six other top Peru vial officials, said Monday the majority of his people de plored the attack on Nixon. - A delegation of Los Angeles officials met the group. They came to the United States in hopes of floating a 100 million dollar - world bank, loan to underwrite development of Peruvain, farm areas. SK n50 SP 2-8086 By Jimmy Hatlo TO "- LJAn Kt-., always been a major scape goat. . But what is happening in Algeria today does not change the fact that the power of the rebels has grown. They blame the United States for opposite reasons, for the American made and supplied arms be ing used by the French forces there. In the North Africa of to morrow, their voice is likely to be important and carry much weight with Western oriented Tunis and Morocco, their neighbors on either side. T A 4 3 m . n f5. 'iff I J Jj jr, 1 1 rftraj. (Stop Jfv , ik- YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR With knowing care and lots of appreciation, the good things in Nature are only too glad to grow. So it is with 7 Crown. Bounteous care from us, and unwavering appreciation from the public, has made it flourish like no other whiskey under the sun. It is first in the world. Say OF THE Elecfric Storms Interrupt Power Portland (UPI)- Bonne ville Power Administration reported. Monday -that elec trical storms in the Northwest interrupted service at Port land General Electric compa ny , lines at Grand Ronde, Tillamook Public Utility Dis trict and. Pacific Power and Light facilities, at Beaver.- Transmitters . were hit four Playing With Matches Proves Fata! For Boy Portland (UPI) A 10-year-old boy who received third degree burns over 70 per cent of his body two weeks ago died Monday in a local hospital. ' Russell E. Claussen ignited a pan of gas oline while ' playing ; with matches . in a garage behind his home. Edmund E. Hass Vice-President Heme Northwest Compani Sic 1913 SUITE 303, FLUHRER BLDG. PHONE SP 3-7319 5 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE Consult With Mr. Hass on Investment and Retirement Programs Using the Securities of . . . Utilities Banks Insurance Industrial Investment Company Shares. Dependable Incomes of 5 to 6 Can Be Obtained Other offices in Portland, Salem, Eugene, .Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Aberdeen', Bellingham, Yakima, Wenatchee and Walla Walla. I SEAGRAM-DISTIUIRS'COMPANY. HEW YORK CITY. 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