Medford mail tribune., September 16, 1958, Image 5

MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.., Tuesday. September 16, 1958 5
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Baton Rouge, La.-Sen. Allen Ellender (D.-La.) on East
West tensions such as the crisis in the Formosa Strait:
"It is my belief that if these brush fire wars continue we
should go to the core of the trouble Russia-while we have
the power left."
Chicago-Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, champion of the controver
sial "cancer drug" krebiozen, on why he administered the
drug to himself to treat a pre-cancerous condition in his
tongue:
"I always believe in taking my own medicine."
Washington-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, in denying
he ever said American youth was going to the dogs:
"I have never slated that I felt the younger generation
as a whole is going to the dogs. ... I have stated on a num
ber of occasions that the wholesome majority of the youth
of the nation merit congratulations and encouragement."
Little Rock, Ark.-Superintendent of Schools Virgil T.
Blossom, on why football and other extracurricular activities
have been cancelled while the integration controversy rages:
"The schools are closed. That means every part of the
schools."
Atlantic City, N.J.-David J. McDonald, president of the
United Steelworkers, on the kind of union convention he
hopes to see here:
"I want a peaceful convention. I don't want any rough
stuff. I don't want any heads cracked."
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HISTORICAL SHIP'S LOG A unique sailing diary directly
associated with the discovery of the Columbia river has been
given to the Oregon Historical society, according to Director
Thomas Vaughan. The ship's log was kept in 1792 by John
Box Hoskins, supercargo aboard the ship Columbia Rediviva.
It was on this voyage of the Columbia that Capt. Robert Gray
discovered and sailed into the Columbia river. The discovery
of this river laid the foundations of the United States claim
to the Oregon country, Vaughan said. The diary will be on
view in the new traveling museum, The Centennial Van of
History, which will travel the state this month, Vaughan said.
Commiffees Named For Scout Meeting
Special committees have'
been appointed by J. A. Mc
Dougall, president of the Cra
ter Lake Council, Boy Scouts
of America, in preparation
for the annual council meet
ing Sunday, Nov. 9.
Nominating committee for
the three-county Scout coun
cil will be Leonard B. May
field, Medford, chairman;
Jennings Pierce, Medford,
vice chairman: F. I. Bristol,
Grants Pass; William R. Mof
fat, Medford; T. G. Polk, Med
ford; Henry G. Reents, Weed;
Harrison Howell. Etna; and
R. D. Kohn, Mt. Shasta.
Members of Silver Beaver
Award committee to select
two men who have given "dis
tinguished service to boy
hood" within the Council
area are Robert D. Church,
chairman, Elmo N. Stevenson,
B. Sam Taylor and N. H.
Gladfelter.
Outstanding leaders of
Scout units will be named by
the Golden Leaders Award
"committee made up of John
H. Eddy, Medford, council
commissio ner chairman;
Wayne Safley, Medford, Big
Pines district commissioner;
Wade Collins, Grants Pass,
Roaring Rogue district com
missioner; Ivan Tucker, Duns
muir, Shasta Silvertip district
commissioner; and A 1 d e n
James, Yreka, Siskiyou dis
trict commissioner.
Fifth Generating
Unit in Dalles Dam
Portland -!UPD- Army engi
neers said today the fifth
main generating unit was now
working at The Dalies dam,
which is now producing 460,
000 kilowatts of power. The
dam eventually will have 14
units.
GUENTHER IN EUROPE
Paris njPI) Gen Alfred M.
Guenther, president of the
American Red Cross and for
mer supreme Allied com
mander of NATO forces,
arrives here today on an in
spection tour of Red Cross
installations in Europe.
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