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o O o ,o o Knowlstid Opposes Khrushchev Terms For Summit Talks Washington CPU Senate Republican leader 0tilliam F. Khowland protested today : that a Middle East summit meeting on terms laid down by Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev would result in "ancfter Munich", for the West. The Californian particular ly objected to Khrushchev's demand that.-Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru participate in the proposed meeting at the United Nations. Knowland also suggested that President Eisenhower might consider calling in for mer Presidents Herbert Hoov er and Harry S. Truman for advice on the Middle East crisis. Of Khrushchev's summit terms, Knowland told a news conference: "We cannot idly stand by and let him say who will attend the conference and how it will be conducted. If we do, the United Nations' ef fectiveness would be severely damage and it could well go the way of the League of Nations." He also criticized Khrush chev's insistence that no votes be taken or resolutions adopt ed if the chiefs of state meet. "We cannot sit back and let the Soviet Union unilaterally change the provisions of the U.N. charter," the GOP lead er said. In another development, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey CD- Minn.) said the U.S. should insist that Israeli Prime Min ister David Ben-Gurion be in cluded in any. summit Middle East conference. Humphrey said "we would be anything but realistic if we did not insist on including Israel." He also urged that the U.S.' insist that President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic attend the conference. Nasser is reported willing Administration spokesmen have been passing the word here that this government wanted no part of the kind of summit conference now shap ing up. It has been made plain that the U.S. "is being dragged into a conference by circumstances mainly Brl ish pressure and the need to deal somehow with the Mid east crisis. The reaction of numerous members of Congress to this attitude wes- reflected in the comment of Humphrey, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations committee. "This administration's neg ative approach will weaken and undermine our position," he said in an interview. ig Days Friday! Saturday! m onday! o I ''MHiliMMi ""IWIWiii m i iMIiliMM HOP MiVS MOW... Your Dollar Buys More Than Ever Because We're Giving You Huge Reductions on Top Quality, in Season Items Now! HERE ARE A FEW SENSATIONAL MONEY-SAVING VALUES YOU'LL FIND GIRLS' NYLON SLIPS Marquisette ballerina half flips. Whee! Look at the hit of the party, and the price! 6 yards of ribboned nylon mar quisette tiers! Nylon tricot bipline! White, red, pastels. Hand washable. iAges 4 to 14. GIRLS' WEAR MEZZANINE" FLOOR WOMEN'S LONG TAPERED SLACKS - REDUCED! IpB ' PERFECT lim mi sjfpL QUALITY - yPl Terrific sportswear clearance. Sheen gab ardine long tapered slacks made to sell for twice this price. 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MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Orofen, Thursday, July 24, 199 Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF IN WASHINGTON there dwells an ambitious worker who has neither a first name nor a middle name: just Jones plus initials R. B. The government took a dim view of this unusual nomenclature and entered ' his name officially as K (only) B (only) Jones. Sure enough, when RB's first pay check came rolling in, it was made out to Konly Bonly Jones! A Detroit youngster wun't having any of hig father's pontificating. "I'm tired of hearing about how a fool and his money are soon parted," he protested. "What TA like to know is how they ever got to gether in the first place." - Hep youngster was out of school with a virus Infection for a fewr days, accosted his teacher when he returned with a blithe, "So tell me, Miss Casey, what's new in ancient history?" ' O tr Bennett Cert. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Shoppers To Find Variety of Items In Week-End Buying Editor'! note: The followlnr guide to the nation's best food Mys for this week end was prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Depart ment of Agriculture and Interior. Washington (UPD Food shoppers will find a wide va riety of their favorite items to clioose from during this National Vegetable week. Among the leading plentifuls will be lettuce, potatoes, on ions, corn, cucumbers, celery, squash and tomatoes, many from nearby market garden areas. Fruit bins will hold an ab undance of choices, too, with watermelons, cantaloupe and peaches heading the list. Lem ons will be plentiful, while many markets will feature blueberries, cherries, xand grapes. Among the top meat buys will be those long-time favor ites broilers, fryers, and turkeys, along with chuck roasts and smoked hams, for out-of-doors eating. Most dairy products con tinue abundant, and some markets will have favorable price tags on small pullet eggs. Best fish buys Include shrimp, fish sticks, and can ned tuna. "That's the food shopping situation for this week end, from a national standpoint. Here's a look at food coun ters in the area: West (Arizona, Californ ia, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming): Fryer chickens, pork loins, and. fresh fruits and. vege tables will provide consumers with a variety of good buys this week end. Supplies of fryer chickens are ample, with prices mostly 1 or 2 cents a pound lower than a week ago. Pork loins are down 2 to 4 cents a pound and smoked hams are 2 cents a pound lower. Beef Down Slightly ' Beef is in fairly good sup ply this week, with slightly lower prices on beef chuck in the northwest, and rounds and fibs 1 or 2 cents a pound lower in the San Francisco area. Calf, veal, and lamb con tinue in rather light supply, and prices are mostly un changed from a week ago. Lower in price this week are plentiful fruits and vege tables including melons, nec tarines, peaches, plums, corn, lettuce, squash, tomatoes, bunched vegetables, and dry onions. In good supply are avocadoes, berries, figs, lem ons, grapes, grapefruit, cauli flower, oranges, carrots, cu cumbers, celery, and potatoes. Egg prices are mostly 1 to 3 cents a dozen higher this week, and butter prices are unchanged. , Best fish buys are salmon, rockfish, ..halibut and sole. ..j...Au,wmwM..ji fefc'tepj- jit REFUGEES ARRIVE IN ROME The first Americans to leave Iraq since the revolution there are shown debark ing from their airplane at Rome airport There were 92 persons in this group, including 36 women and 54 chil dren. U.S. officials said the flight was the beginning of an airlift shuttle expected to evacuate some 1500 Ameri' cans from Iraq. 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