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o o o o o O o and Stop Me If 9IMNETT CERF- jpfl has jottem a lot of mileage out of the story of J t ffttrat mm vfeo exose at a charity dinner and an (Jk! w tntoriM toms, "Aly same is Sam Smith and I'm 9$Huaatt t Bresses io atet-Aenat One price, ( 'Mlit fbr 11: 3X r, lt for iik- M Atm Mtia St, rs &SD the pent- C03U. fd lit to donete te (4e forth ofuse the sur tn Irs-iiyious- O q Son YonSotj'e t sane to lUes to the druggist m M- ne. tpoli with this eote at tar, hed: -Special ot to rug-t- Be sure and writ it jiajm. on the bottles, vich ror o hor e and vich Is for tern. I s't wait nothing1 to happen to our ton k before spring pf7i." Wlfe came home with a mew-fan g-Ied dress that made her took Iitths more than skin-and-bones. "fio ho," chuckled her husband, Thei Complete Angular." tfi 1358, by Bennett Cert distributed by Sins Teaiurei Syndicat. Dr. Eisenhower MeiJ by Pickets In Nicaragua Managua, Nicaragua (UPD Dr. Milton E. Eisenhower', met here h.y anti-American pick' ets, we is to-confer today with Nicaraj?uan officials to find out wHat the United States cag)do to strengthen friendly relation:! with the Central American republic. There . were several mani- testation! of anti-American sentiment on his arrival. A large group of demonstrators (picketed the U.S. cultural center wlkile Eisenhower was visiting t b ere, and a delega tion of iiniversity students called on liim at the embassy to criticize U.S. Latin-American policies. No Violence There "ws no violence. The pickets, cairrying signs saying: "less friendship with dicta tore" "medte aid instead of pLns," "N.o tanks, no arms," march! in orderly procession bfi fnt rforth before the wur. JistnUe r, on a fact-find-. in tour of itihe President, had ftfereS to r,Tieet critical uni rsSy tudetnt leaders at his pOvious stop is on the tour, but all haf refused. Reit Dictglior Friendship O Juan Zelay.i acted as spokes- Irtish for the 'students in the meeting with Eisenhower het He aid the demonstra tions against Vice President Richard M. NIxgn during his UrtiiP Ameri can tour last sprng showed i"the people re sent U.S. frier idship with the dictators." Zelaya aid the U.S. gov edntient "spat at us" when it decorated Pedi Estrada, O chief of the Ver Kzuelan secret pSlice during Mhe regime of deposed dictator Marcos Pe rez Jiminez, and Gen. Fran cisco Tabernilla,; chief of the 5 Cuban army of President Fulgencia Batista. 1 Tide Forces Young Anglers Up Cliff Tillamook (UPD Two young German immigrants, rescued from a rocky bluff overloking the Pacific ocean after being stranded for 21 hours, said today a high tide caused them to scale the cliff. Hans Dahms, 24, and Wil lie Sahlmann, 26, Vancouver, B.C., were rescued yesterday morning. Ropes were lowered to them from above and res cuers helped them down the steep cliff at Cape Lookout state park near here. They said they were fish ing Sunday morning when their return to the beach was cut off by the tide. They tried climbing the bluff and be came stranded after rocks be gan sliding from beneath them. Rescue operations got underway after the tide went out. Both were in good condi tion except for being cold and hungry. First Marine Division Placed on Alert Duty Camp Pen'dleton, Calif. (UPD Members of the First Marine division were on the alert today at this sprawling training camp between Los Angeles and San Diego. All regular 30-day leaves were cancelled Monday. Only emergency leaves will be granted for the duration of the Middle East crisis. Centennial Exposition Space Sellout Seen Portland (UPD Hopes rose Monday for a complete sellout of available exhibit space for Oregon's 1959 Cen tennial Exposition and Inter national Trade Fair. Floyd Maxwell, managing director of the exposition, re ported that already 30 per cent of the space has been reserved by 81 firms and 25 foreign nations. Military Wasie Cited as Request For Funds Pared Washington (UPD The House Appropriations Com mittee today chopped request ed military construction funds by 29 per cent, blasting the services' waste and bad plan ning. It said that only work "clearly essential" to defense can be allowed to proceed in these critical times. Military Assailed The committee, in a report tot the House, said the mili tary was closing some usable bases while building others, sometimes without knowledge of the duplication and some times because each branch of the service insisted on having its own installation. It assailed the Defense De partment for approving proj ects which, while desirable, "are certainly not essential to the national defense. It charged that military planners developed new weap on svstems without proper consideration for the instal lation required for their use, and that they rush to Con gress belatedly with construc tion plans which in "all too many instances constitute merely a dream. Construction Rejected For this reason, some con struction work geared to new weapons was rejected, the committee said. The committee levelled its barrage of criticism in rec ommending to the House a $1,218,814,000 money meas ure to cover costs of military base building and other de fense construction in the 12 months that began July 1. President Eisenhower had asked for $1,730,653,000. Thus the cut came to $511,838,000 Carpenters File Suit Against AGC Grange News... Upper Applegate Grange Upper Applegate Grange will be host to friends and neighbors at an open meeting in the Grange hall at 8 p.m Friday, July 25, The program will consist of music, special numbers pre sented with unusual lighting effects by Roxy Ann square dancers, and colored slides of southern Oregon wild flow ers, mere will be refresh ments, and all who are inter ested are invited to attend. Earlier in the year, Grange Lecturer Anna Scott divided the membership into four units for a program competi tion. The group presenting what is judged to be the best balanced program is to be entertained with a dinner given by the losers. Sister Grace Buck's unit, which has been chosen to open the con test, will be in charge of Fri day mght's presentation. The regular Grange session will follow the refreshment hour Grace N. Pearson Publicity Chairman Best buy now.. .best trade later CTUBEBAKEB 4 bee ause: it's your best automotive investment ' Studebaker Scotsman and Silver Hawks have lowest depreciation of all '57 cars in the low , priced field. (Source: May 1958 National Automobile Dealers Association Official Used Car Guide) i ...pioven operating economy Stadebaker Scotsman holds the NASCAR i ecoBomy record for full-sized cars ... 33.9 miles per gallon, transcontinental. ..it's America's greatest car bargain tXOTSlllAX SEDAN 795 4& fi-toor 'ki price includes ; trcmrostr, double wipers, dnirror, ture stf sals. Pay only Sotl tastg, if any, and transpor- l&tudebaker-Packard j CORPORATION I oil w - -;F g8 IJM II glfcM Portland (CPD A suit seek ing S89.000 damages was filed in Federal Court Monday by Stevenson Continues On Tour of Russia Moscow IEPE Adlai Ste venson arrived in Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan Monday on his tour of Soviet Russia, the Soviet News agency Tass re ported. Stevenson went on a sight seeing visit of the city of a quarter of a million persons, which lies about 1,100 miles east of the Caspian sea. the Oregon, State Council of Carpenters against the Asso ciated General . Contractors charging contract violations. The union charges that the laying of some 1,200 mem bers on July 11 was in viola tion of the contract. Many con. tractors shut down operations on that date after Operating Engineers struck. It was the second suit filed as a result of the current strike-lockout. Last week, the Oregon District Council of Laborers sued for $44,000 damages for the lay-off of 1,000 laborers. Timber Hearings In Third Week : Salem-UPD The series of public fact-finding hearings being conducted by the State Tax Commission to determine the reasons for divergent tim ber taxation in four counties was in its third week today. Wallace Eubanks, the com mission's timber appraisal su pervisor, was on the stand for the fourth day Monday. Eubanks explained methods used in evaluating timber in ' The Mississippi, Missouri and Rio Grande, in that order, are the three longest rivers in the United States. Coos county as he did last week in regard to Benton county. Eubanks noted that in Coos only trees of 14 inches or more in diameter are cruised, while in Benton the minimum is 12 inches. Eubanks stressed, the lack of cooperation on the part of some timber operators in pro viding sales information whicn would be helpful in the valuation process. Because of the lack of pri vate sales data, he explained that that federal forest .sales information was employed. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Tuesday, July 22, 195S S Hoover Honored by Attorney Group Washington (LTD The Na- tice." tional Association of County Association President Frank and Prosecuting Attorneys E. Moss read the citation and honored FBI Director J. 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