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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1958)
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfortf, Oregon, Thursday, June 12, 195S I bt frank jenkin I Prices Good Friday and Saturday! More about France which is presently the world's hot test trouble spot: Adlai Stevenson tells the graduating class at the Uni versity of Michigan that the . United States can help keep France from foundering dur- MIGHTY GOOD VALUES! In the Day's News 4 O O extending IMMEDIATE ECO- ' NOMIC AID during the pres-; ent governmental crisis. j TTMMMMMM. Let's take a look at the ledger. f In the past 13 years we have poured a little , better than 11 BILLION DOLLARS into the ench economy. By doing so, we have helped to keep taxes down in France. That is to say, during these t a : i r j io jeou Americans nave pdiu uiuituu laAa air uiai lilt: I French would be enabled to get along with LOWER taxes. TTAS it paid off? I wouldn't know. But, as nearly as one can judge by reading the news, Americans seem less popular in France than they were 13 Qfears ago. ' That tends to confirm the belief that ONE CAN'T BUY FRIENDS. rpHE French meaning the REAL French, not the I French politicians are won derful people. They have proved that over the centu ries. But Like everybody (Is They can be spoiled by too much indulgence. T THINK this might bt good time to quote again i Lincoln's statement that Vyou I cannot help men PERMA NENTLY by doing for them what they could ni should do for themselvgtt" fiOING on ith th news: vr Senator Henry (Scoop) I Jackson of the state of Wash ington proposes g Six-month suspension by the United States of above-ground nu- J clear tests after the current series in the Pacific is com pleted. He says the move would fa cilitate negotiations with Rus sia for an OVER ALL ban on future tests of -nuclear weap ons. TT SOUNDS wonderful. But here's a thought: Suppose we ban nuclear weapons meaning atom and hydrogen bombs and such. Suppose the Russians ban them also. Supposeif you can stretch your imagination that far they keep their word and do away with atom and hydrogen bombs. Would that end HORROR war? T WONDER. There would still be left poison gas, nerve gas, germ warfare and all the other scientific horrors to consider. Suppose the commies trick ed us into doing away with nuclear weapons and then overwhelmed us with gas and " germ weapons. It's so terribly hard to do business with somebody whose wora you can't trust. Officials Launch Intensive Search For Young Pride Norman, Okla. (UPI) Oklahoma authorities launch ed an intensive search today 'for a 19-year-old bride of less tha a month who is missing and believed kidnaped. Her husband, Dennis Bat- terman, 18, was closeted with Cleveland County Attorney Hez J. Bussey and a .state Crime Bureau agent for two hours Wednesday. Bussey, who said that the couple had been married only 13 days when they last saw each otlr, said he questioned Batterman at length, trying to get additional information which would help law en forcement officers in their stepped up hunt for missing Carol Ann? Waiting for Bus The former Chicago girl was last seen May 31 as she waited for a bus in front of a iNorrjan moiex wner& sne and her husband were stay ing. The youthful serviceman was expressionless Wednes day when he emerged from Bussey's office. Bussey said "The longer Mrs. Batterman stays missing, the less chance there will be of her being found alive." Oklahoma law enforcement officials were alerted today to watch for a light-colored pickup truck which pulled up near the woman moments be fore she was lastseen. A service station attend ant said he did not see Mrs. Batterman enter the truck, but noticed she was gone shortly after the vehicle pulled away. 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