Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 04, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o 0 TheyH Do It Every Time - By Jimmy Hado WS ACCOMQAtMHG WHOP B4LOy MIGHT JUar AS WELL . BE SOWING 4 rtJMK OF STORE CHEESE FOK4LL .THE VIOUM IVE C4.jHE4R- S5S AiL PLAVS PUUO A TV U3CM. cWaycua-t' UK)TOPl1M6 IXJUOTOOSOXN OUT THE ST4GE- rVE MtD TVE 1 WUSJC-THC CUi AT THE C8 WOULD ' STE4LTUE SMOtV HTTW HIS BCD .EWGUSH FLOWS' MB CTT HEAR EITHER. HR TKWCS PIANISSIMO IS A SiSX DISH In AH IT4LI4M BesTAJeawr ItS G4TOUT4KD HORSE- TEETH N THE STRETCH- HOCSETEETH LE4DJNO 0 POUR OCT4VES 4N0 -4 H4T TIP TO SALT LAKE TRMNB. MX ClTV, Utfa Congress: Ypy Can't Hear the Senators By FRANK ELEAZER United Press International Washington (UPI) The lighter side of Congress! The biggest shock most peo ple get when the visit the Capitofe Is that the , giant voices 4? the Senate frign Jy turn out to be speaking in whispers. ; Let's face It. 9ou can', hear most of what goes off in the Senate,Cfend Sbmetimt the senators can't either. That's why J&n&lexander Wiley (R-Wis.) is proposal to Install a )jblic address jym- tern in tne cnamoer. j Covering the 8ena ttn& to be like watching (TV when the pictige g clearnjt the audio's de&l. Inlhese (rgum- starrceOone 1$ reler cotiM be more useful j) thp pre gallery man a oiaiopn oi jru- litzer Prize wMners. tsenate debate cite 601- sists of two membeift talking to eacrPother at a distance of three feet. Noboify gpts it but the official reposrfer arfl even he better get into tie huddle (if he wants to make sure. 0 Not a Word - n When Sen. H. Alexander SmithQR-N.J.) has somethingrt ,to say he might as well forget it unless he has copies in hand for the press. SeS1 Thomas E. Martin (R-Ia.) can't be heard in the galleries even answer-: ing aye or no to a roll call. , : Democratrc Leader Lyndon B.QTohnson (D-Tex.) is prop erty renowned for his back- stage management of the Sen ate's affairs. However, he Is j Inclined to legislate into his '. vest, and among Wiley's com ; plaints is that Although he sits . only , two rows behijd 'Johnson he frequently can't 'catch a word." j 'Wiley is a member who f wouldn't need a microphone addrtuinj mob on a beach in hele gal. So every bod7 ft the message when ht StobfJ up la the . chamber the other day and aaid it was his time soma changes were made However, Oils doesn't mean hi advice will be heeded The Senate Is a place here they still keep the SBuxx boxes rilled, and on each x&exnber'a desk Is a ves tigial sand pot that reported 1 was' useful for. blotting purpose .100 or so years ago, Change, cornea hard in the Senste. . .3 f ireia e Hees The silence with which Wiley's propoaal has been re ceived is matched only by the deathly still that continues to settle ever the chamber daily as senstors, reporters, and spectators (you can hardly call 'em sn ' audience) cup their firs t hesr a muffled pron.ounement by Johnson on thvprogram ahead, or a mufti revaluation on skul- cTujtfery in high places by Sen. John J. Williams (R-Del.) the Senate's one-man invee- Hoover in Brussels To Represent Ike 3 O Brussels, Belgium (UPD Former President Herbert Hoover arrived Thursday in Brussels where he will be President Eisenhower's repre- senxaxive auring urn uiixfii "United States Day" at the World's Fair. The 83-year-old elder states man flew here from the U. S. aboard the presidential plane Columbine, piloted by Col. William Draper. He was ac companied by Under-secre-tary of State Robert Murphy. GUSHING THROUGH DA3I after 30 tons of dynamite breached it, water starts to fill Lake St Lawrence, which will form power, pool and bring St. Lawrence Seaway into existence. Dam near Massena. N. Y., diverted river. L4WN and GARPIN n w o LARGE (jjyUE PEAqS ..............44.00 50' FULL W PLASTIC HcSff 5 Year Guarantee .... .... $2.99 LAWN SPRINKLERS - .................30c & up 10 LBS. HOT GLO Charcoal Briquet...........80c PACIFIC FEED & SEED CO. With Plenty of Parking Spag 4TH & FRONT SP 2-2413 MEDFORD tigating committee. It isn't an the fault of the whispering senators. When the Senate chamber was re built eight years ago its sound barrier was supposed to have been broken. It wasn't. House members, across the CaDitoL have been making good use of an amplifying system for years, and Wiley uoints out that the govern ment hasn't collapsed as a result Building Permits In June Total 98 Ninety-eight Medford build, trig permits totaling $518,023 were issued in June, accord ing to the building depart ment's monthly report. This brought the total for the first six months this year to 471 permits, totaling $2, 801,833. In June, 1937, there were 63 permits issued for a total of 8250,000; in June, 1956, 33 permits totaled $579,772. Largest items last month were a permit for erecting a $187,113 high school shop building at 910 Jasper ave., and one for Oakdale Market's $30,000 store at 401 South Oakdale ave. There also were 18 new sin gle-family dwellings, totaling $211,000; 24 single - family dwellings being remodeled or repaired for $36,500 and sev en business structures being remodeled or repaired for $13,000.' LAWYER DIES North Bergen, N.J. (UPI) J. George Fredman, lawyer and "commander -in -chief of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States in 1932-33, died Wednesday here. He was 62. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NEW 5 -HP electric motor. $275. Single phase, ball bearing, ca pacitor type. Also NEW 2-HP Gen. Elect, capacitor, 1 phase, ball bearing motor, $125. Will trade. SCHAFER ELECTRIC. 142 N. Front. SP 2-2217. Good home cooked dinners 99c. Mac's Fountain Lunch 6tn & ivy. WILL GIVE $5 for best bike of fered; 20 or 24-mch. KE 5-2UU4. WANT $3000 secured loan on my home. NO 4-1275. PIANOS FOR RENT Reconditioned Uprights, $4 mo. & up. Spinets. $10 mo. 6 mo. rental will apply on purchase if you decide to buy. ERSKINE'S PIANO STORE 1304 Kings Highway FOR RENT 4 rra- cabin, $30. Adults. 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Has Hydramatic, power windows, radio, heater, spotlight, recent motor job. Price S325. Phone Grants Pass GR-6-3211 days or GR 6-5352 nights. FOR SALE Gentle Shetland pony. 41" high. 5 yrs, old. $300. SP- 3-4980. FOR RENT 2 kdrm. house. Range, refrig. & heater. SP 3-1548. ?7 BuHders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks, Flues, Drain Tile 727 W. McAndrews Ph. SP 2-4107 Knowland Visions Foreign Aid Rescue Washington (UPI) Sen ate Republican leader William F. Knowland has forecast a Senate rescue for President Eisenhower's H o u s e-slashed foreign aid program. But from other comment it appeared the Senate lifeline might fall short. Several key Democrats on the. Senate Appropriations Committee said that 'group would probably deviate little from the House action in vot ing $872 million less than the President requested. A large House majority ig nored the President's 11th hour declaration Wednesday that the $3,078,092,500 total of the House appropriation bill would be "taking reckless risks with our safety." The House voted the trimmed down figure 253-126. and sent the bill to the Senate. SOCIALITE DIES San Francisco (UPI) Fu neral services were held today for Mrs. Janet Miller, 88, so cialite wife of the late mil lionaire public utilities execu tive and civic leader, C. O. G. Miller died Wednesday at her home. Her husband died in 1952. Dead Line on Classified Ads: 920 p.m. for following day. except 10 ajn. for Monday: for Sunday, noon Saturday Communist Subversion on Rise In Asia, SEATO Secretary Says Eritor's net: Oat of Asia's eat- ttaaAiBg statesnta ts Pete Sarasia, secretary-general of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEAIO). Forsser prime minister of Thailand and his country's long-time am bassador ts Washington, Sarasia is to Asia what NATO's Paul Henri Spaak is to Europe. In the following exclusive Interview with the United Press International manager fer Tokyo. Sarastn discusses SEATO's problems and hopes. By ARNOLD DIBBLE United Press International Bangkok (UPI) Com munist subversion is on the rise again in Southeast Asia and the free world must be come better organized to beat it, SEATO Secretary-General Grants Pass Mailman Receives Probation Portland (UPI) Federal Judge William East Wednes day imposed two-year proba tionary sentences on two pos tal employees who admitted stealing mail. William Craig, 51, Grants Pass, was accused of taking $17 from the mails while working as a carrier. Warren Fred Caulde, 31, Hermiston, was accused of taking $100 while employed as a post of fice clerk. Pote Sarasin warns. In an exclusive interview with United Press Interna-; tional, the Thai statesman de-. clared that the side of free dom had the greater number of supporters but was in dan ger of beating itself through the lack of will or skill to hammer out a common pol icy. .Even though outnumbered, he pointed out, the Commu nists can win through disci pline and organization. Sarasin reviewed current Asian problems from turbu lent Indonesia to the recent election reverses to the West in neighboring Laos where the leftwing Pa the t Lao scored heavily despite the greatest per capita U. S. aid any place in the world. Bad Organization It was in connection with Laos that the former Thai foreign minister and long time ambassador to Washing ton developed the major theme of the interview. "Most of these voters are not Communist as we know it," he said. "They merely were voting to better their own lot, and the Communists skillfully exploited them. "But even then the demo cratic candidate would ot have done so badly had tney! been organized." He pointed out that, the West's candidate were sup posed to have Jfotten together and decided upon a single slate, but failed te. a0 so. As a result of peer organization, the vote was split, allowing the well-diciplini CoiTipiu nists to maneuver fReir men into power. Sarasin warned that the West must not give up mef ely as the result of ene defeai. He didn't say so, but it was inferred that he was, speak ing of threats to cut down or cut off U.S. aid as a result of the elections. . But, he said, the West must develop more spectacular eco nomic aid projects as well as the long-range projects. "The Russians built a sta dium and hospital for the Burmese," he said! "These are things the people can see and use every day. We, too, must PLANER 0LOX ftreo ' QiMk BeNvary Medfcrd Fid (b. 'MAI. TRIBUKC. Medford, Oregon, Friday, July 4, 1938 IS think of the present. Time is of the essence. , garasin also said: The loss of Indonesia to the Communists uld hav4 a profound effect throughout Southeast Asia and undoubt edly would enftolden the Reds . to riJfe up elsewhere. But he again denied as a Communist pipe-dream that SHATO is aiding the Indon esian rebels. 'BATO, as such, doesn't even on a gjstol," he said. v He plags fc leave in July far a tour the member states of Wew Zealand and Australia. Later in the year he will leave for a visit to Baghdad, Paris and the Unit ed States to implement closer relations between SEATO and NATO and the Baghdad pacts. There has ben consider able demand for more eco nomic aid activity by SEATO, but this is hardly possible when the major powers in the pact have their bi-lateral agreements with all nations within the organization. SEATO doesn't have the "glamor" of NATO primar ily because in Europe the So viet bloc has 150 divisions and the threat of atomic war there is constant. 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