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MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Thunday, July 31, 1958 I Injhtltyf'sitars (5- 5ucii mi not: ' The Gjmv cenfrnce on policing a nuglttr ban has recommergfed tha usa ef arth satellites in th detection of sneak nuclear explosions. The satellite would be equipped with special instruments to study radio nd light waves. This method is the FIFTH detection method recommend ed tfae conference, which is $artftipted in by scientists of many nations, including Russi tad the U. S. The other i9hod included air waves, earth efecf Wives and atomic fall-out. v Xv. CM . fmr y 1 II fc. t 1 1 II vs 1 MM II 1 1 mm w i : J ' 1 xx ii ii an ii 1 1 i v xs i - II II III S Vin'? i it 11 about? & Wall, th peoples of all the egtj r uneasy about nuclear tpons. They fear not only ha actual military use of gtomic and hydrogen bombs. Wity fear the conse quence o ta TESTING of these weapons, which release dangerous rtdiations. There is strong pressure from all ovftf th vorld for a AN Sm f atthtr testing. V2DUT o r SpJofc va stop nuclear weapons tests. Suppose the British stop nuclear tests. Smse tha French, who claim to b near th? first ex plosion of n atom bomb, aeree to. fovezo further tests Suppose feissia agrees to the ban. That Reaves tha world in this situation: The British could b trust ed to keep -their word if they sigGed such an agreement. The French coutd undoubted ly Cbe trusted. We know we could Qe trusted to keep such a sJemn agreement if we signod it. But what of Russia? Russia's record for keeping her word isn t very good. CIO 3 The SCIENTISTS won't to Oork on the problem. The problem was toevise tests so delicate and so accurate that if some nation BROKE ITS SOLEMN WORD and went on with sneak testing of nu clear weapons all the other nations that had signed the agreement to ban nuclear tests would KNOW ABOUT IT IMMEDIATELY and could take whatever steps were nec essary under the circum stances. That is the sum and sub stance of the deliberations of the scientists at Geneva. WHAT next needs to be done? It stacks up about like this: The scientists seem to have done their part. They say there are ways by which sneak tests of nuclear weap ons could be detected. The PEOPLE of the world are ready to follow wise, sound, "HONEST leadership in the di rection of a possible agree ment to ban nuclear testing. If the RULERS OF NATIONS including the despots who rule RSssia will ALL pro vide the kind of leadership that is needed we might have a world in the future that would be good for people to live in. Never before was there such a challenge to LEADERS Doctor-Patient Game Fatal Alameda, Calif. (DPD A game of doctorand patient re sulted in the death of one child and in critical illness for three others Wednesday after they swallowed some reddish pink pills while playing in a temporary housing area. Dead was Verna Fuller, 2, daughter of Vernon v Fuller, Navy parachute rigger first class. Critically poisoned but still alive today were Verna's sister, Betty, 3, and two chil dren of Guaner's Mate Third Class BH'dy and Mrs. McGar. ity Lindaj 5, and Buddy Jr., 2fe Pole were baffled as to 8ra tha children picked up tl? gifts. Police found one in th dead f irl'9 mouth and sent it to a Army laboratory for analysis-. Tla poisoned children were taJgen first to the dispensary aPAlameda Naval Air Station and then to Oakland Naval Hospital where Varna was dead on arrival. JaKsnilc Socket fifllkysiisf Killed Tefneck, N. J. (U?D An lyHr-old rocket enthusiast filled Wednesday when g homemade rocket-propelled tcauto Mew up in his face. ftlerrilfc Poliakoff was pro nounced dead at a hospital shortly after the rocket an empty cafon dioxide cart ridge filled with saltpeter, sulphigr and charcoal ex ploded vAien he touched a match to it. The explosion sprayed his chest and should er with metal fragments. x " f', ,'. 'i. ; " f Prices Effective Friday and Saturday! Ellberta PEACHES Gold Hill Sliced Large No. 2Vi Tin Plymouth Regular 2 for 45c Value w Tr Tc r I WHITE KING P I L it L E S Soap r De,erseni Full Quart Jar Giant Pkg. mc f5c 1 I CHUNK TUNA Van Camp's 'A Flat Tins Reg. 27c C9) V instant Cocoa Hiix Hershey's 1 Hot o, coid n b cvO)C Reg. 47c LI t) IS Kraft VELVEETfi CLIFF CHAR ' Pound (0)C Package Q) Krispy Crackers SUNSHINE -MB. PKG. Cup Custard Cookies SUNSHINE 11 -OZ. PKG. Orange & Lemon Slices Sunshine 14-oz. Pkg. 10-lb.bag Baking u il sud am JUICY FRESH SUNKIST I I JJ Doz. LARGE THICK MEAT ma SWEET THOMPSON lbs. 1 PI EH 16 SWIFT PREMIUM FULLY COOKED CRISP - LARGE BUNCHES CELERY U.S. No. 1 Idaho Russett 51 X Red Bell Peppers Hot Green Peppers Fresh Dill Local Corn Vine Ripe Tomatoes Local Cucumbers U.S.D.A. CHOICE -CENTER CUT CM WIT a, w " 4 U.S. Government Inspected HEN TURKEYS 13 to 18-lb. Average TURKEY - QUARTERS t lb. 49 Swift Premium m Armour Star BIG DQLQGNA By the Piece tliced 1 1 I mm ARMOUR'S STAR SLICED ' GROUND SEEP 3 lbs- 5139 STEWART AT KING STS. O Open Every Day Until 9 p.m. O Free Parking O STEWART AT KING STS,
