Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 13, 1958, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextChinese Planes Hold Dog Fight Taipei, Formosa 1'Pt Tne Chinese Nationalist air force announced that more than 10 Red Chinese MIG17 jet fight ers intercepted two National ist Sabre jets off the Fukien coast today. The Nationalist and Com munist planes engaged in a dog fight for seven minutes, the communique said, but no damage was reported to either side. Earlier, Defense Minister Yu Ta-wei said that Commun ist seizure of the Quemoy and Matsu outpost islands would involve the United States in the Red war of nerves against Nationalist China. In an exclusive interview, Yu said that loss of the Que moys and the Matsus would move the Nationalist defense line back to the Pescadores, which the U.S. has promised to protect. The U.S.-educated defense minister said the Communists are already developing a pat tern of pressure against the outpost islands just like the one they used to drive the Na tionalists out of the Tachen Islands three years ago. This time, Yu said, there is one difference Nationalist China is determined to fight if necessary to hold on to its last outposts instead of pull ing out as it did from the Ta-chens. 87 Bans Interstate Shipment of Knives Washington d'PD Presi dent Eisenhower signed into law Tuesday a bill banning interstate shipment of switch blade knives. Congressional sponsors said the measure was aimed at cutting juvenile delinquency by curbing traffic in a com mon gang weapon. , The law provides a penalty of up to $2,000 in fines and five years in prison for violations. I IfeisSf:'-::! 1 It's an Underwater Lint Filter! U lt""lrSVJk" J I M Wnrlc imilar uiilar u,hr. th. lint H 'JSM 1 is-Filters during wash and rinse Only j q F31! tsjat"- gg cycie Keeps lint trom clothes. You H m never have to remove lint filter to H II lead or unload washer! YOUR OLD WASHER WILL MORE THAN MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT 112 President Proposes M Radio Broadcasts in (Continued from Page 1) As a means of preventing outside sources from stirring up strife from within, the President proposed U.N. mon- I itoring of radio broadcasts directed across national fron tiers in the troubled Near East area." Use of War Scares The President said carrying out of his peace plan could mean "in a few short years" that the Lebanon and Jordan crises would mark "the be ginning of a great new era I of Arab history." BING'S FIFTH SON Bing Crosby smiles as he gets bis first look at bis newest son, as yet unnamed, and born to bis wife, Kathy, at Queen of Angels Hospital in Los An geles, Calif. Bing has four elder sons born to his first wife, the late Dixie Lee Crosby. This latest one weighed in at seven pounds, nine ounces. new rtee-mttk AUTOMAT It's an Automatic Detergent Dispenser! Sprays fully dissolved deter gent into wash water. 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"Therefore I believe this as sembly should take action looking toward the creation of a standby U.N. peace force," Eisenhower said. In proposing a regional Arab development program, the President broke with the U. S. tradition of offering economic aid only on a nation-to-nation basis. But he emphasized that the nation-to-nation policy would be con tinued except when the re gional basis appeared more feasible. Eisenhower made clear that the U. S. would not take the leadership in the Arab economic program. He said this nation would support it if the Arab states agreed on it and were "prepared to sup port it with their own re sources." But "leadership must belong to the Arab states themselves," he said. Aid To Arab Stales He proposed that UN Secretary-general Dag Hammar skjold start consultation im mediately with Arab nations to see if they could agree on establishing an Arab regional development institution with the job of speeding up of "progress in such fields as in dustry, agriculture, water supply, health and education." He predicted such a pro gram would attract both pub lic and private capital from other countries. Eisenhower flew here a few hours after the White House announced he would lead off for the U. S. in the special session's debate on the Middle East. Eisenhower warned the Kremlin that its goal of world domination and univer sal Communism was "an im possible dream." Individual Nations "This world of individual nations is not going to be con trolled by any, one power or group of powers," he said. "This- world is not going to be committed to anyone ide ology." He appeared to be support ing the idea of coexistence of democracy and Communism 'when he said: "The nature of today's weapons, the nature of modern communications and the widening circle of new nations make it plain that we must, in the end, be a world community of open societies." , Use of U. S. Troops ' The President said the only purpose of sending U.S. troops' into Lebanon in an swer to the appeal of its presi dent was to prevent what he called the crime of "foment ing of civil strife in the inter est of a foreign power . . . or at least prevent its having fatal consequences." He reiterated a promise that all U. S. troops would be with drawn when it was requested by a "duly constituted gov ernment" of Lebanon or when UN or other- action eliminated "the original dan ger." . Added emphasis was given to this promise when a U. S. Marine battalion of 1,800 men began pulling out a few hours before he spoke. He expressed "earnest hope" that the assembly would act to "assure the con tinued independence and in tegrity" of Lebanon. War Charges He labeled as "upside down" Khrushchev's "war hysteria" charges that world peace had been endangered in this case where two small nations had been helped "in their desire to survive." "If it is made an interna tional crime to help a small nation maintain its independ ence, then indeed the possibil ities of conquest are unlimit ed," Eisenhower said. He said a common principle had guided the U. S. in "mo ments of clear danger" since World War II. He listed Iran, Greece and Turkey, the Ber lin blockade, Korea and the Formosan Straits. "That principle was that ag gression, direct or indirect, must be checked before it ga thers sufficient momentum to destroy us all aggressor and defender alike," he said. The President, recognizing "the great surge of Arab na tionalism," said he didn't con sider the status quo in the Middle East "sacrosanct." But he said changes should reflect the will of the people and "be brought about in peaceful ways." Try and -By BENNETT CERF- rHXE JAMES tells of a young doctor who was having a " hard time getting a foothold in the community. So he hung out a sign which proclaimed, "A No. 1 Psychiatrist" And sure enougn the next morn ing a patient popped up. She carried in her arms a flag, a bowl of cherries, and a crate of chickens. She wore an evening gown, a miner's cap, and baseball shoes, and had a pair of skis strapped to her back. "I see you have a prob lem," ventured the doctor. "You bet I have," she agreed. "It's my brother." "First,", suggested the doc tor, "I want to see how much help I can count on from you. Suppose you strap on those skis and do a slalom from yonder filing cabinet to the top of your crate of chickens." The visitor did as directed, the crate splintered when she landed on it and the room was showered with chickens, cher ries, and what-nots. She fainted dead away. 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Deputies were called by persons who reported a "wild man" on the island. His car was found July 30 between Camas and Vancouver and his glasses and car registration were found there. Officers said Jantzer was "confused and hysterical" when taken into custody. He has a wife and two children at Washou gal. Portland Man Heads Scaling Bureau Portland (UPD : G. Jack Fale, director of log pro curement and distribution for Georgia-Pacific corpora tion here, was this week elect ed president of the Columbia River Log Scaling and Grad ing Bureau. Other officers are Starr W. Reed; Simpson Log ging company, Albany, vice president; and Carl Rickson, Portland, secretary - manager. Outgoing president is Jay W. Johnson, Willamette Valley Lumber company. The bureau is a non-profit organization for the regula tion and standardization of timber scaling and grading. It is the largest bureau- in the northwest. , Tillamook Man Dies In Highway 6 Crash .Tillamook (UPD Orin Ar thur Waud, 45, Tillamook, was fatally injured Tuesday night when his car went out of control on Highway 6 and crashed over a bank to the edge of the Wilson river, state police reported today. State police said Waud and his son, Tom, about 20, were east-bound toward Portland at the time of the accident. The car struck a small tree at the edge of the river, and Orin Waud was thrown from the vehicle. State police said Tom Waud escaped with minor injuries. The largest duck farms in the U. S. are located on Long Island only a few miles from New York City. OH, MY ACHING BACK Now ! Ton can get the fast relief you need from nagging backache, headache and muscular aches and pains that often cause restless nights and miserable tired-out feelings. When these discomforts come on vith overexertion or stress and strain you want relief want it fast ! 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