Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 10, 1958, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOhio Voters Believed About To Produce Another Union Jolt By LYLE C. WILSON UPI Correspondent Washington - ITD - Richard L. Maher, the astute political expert of the Cleveland Press, be lieves Ohio voters are about to come up with an other union labor shocker like their whopping 1950 reelec tion of Sen. Robert A. Lyla C. H'Usoo Xaft The shocker this time would be approval of a con stitutional amendment for bidding the union shop in Ohio. This is a right-to-work proposal which organized labor is trying mightily to kill. Taft's reelction in 1950 by a margin of 400,000 votes made the senator Mr. Re publican to one and all and almost propelled him into the White House. The Republican politician who stands to bene fit the most if Ohio goes for right-to-work next month is Ohio's 42-year-old governor C. 'William O'Neill, a Phi Beta Kappa and a Baptist. Opinion of Some O'Neill got his reelection campaign off the ground some weeks ago with a public en dorsement of right-to-work. The blast-off was so success ful that it enabled O'Neill to gain and, so far, to hold the campaign offensive. NO Now just 329 00 . ex. with your trade 1 17-CUBIC-F00T FREEZER Just counter-high it's an extra work surface Long and slim mora food up top 31-pound utility basket and two special compartments Exclusive Fast-Freeze Fan (optional) Free 5-year food protection warranty. ONE ONLY REPOSSESSED! 14 cu. ft. Refrigerator with Tru Freezer Chest Automatic defrost. Perfect- condi- tion. Was $449. 8-cu. ft. Floor Mod. $1 Was S209.95. NOW J 2 40-ln. RCA Whirlpool Ranges $100 Off Regular Price Ul uu A of FELDMAN & OLSON Corner of Main and Bartlett That is the reporteof Ohio obeservers who, like the late Sen. Arthur Capper (R-Kan.), are credited with the ability to keep both ears to the ground. Telephone returns to O'Neill on his endorsement of righ-to-work have been im pressively favorable. So the young governor has made that his major cam paign issue. He tells the voters that right-to-work com bines an affirmative position on man's fundamental free dom of choice and on the anti-corruption issue as it relates to organized labor. There is evidence that the issue is popular and that O'Neill may overcome the Ohio political t r a d i t i on against reelecting Republi can governors. Beat Him Before O'Neill's Democratic op ponent is Michael V. DiSalle, one-time chief of the federal Office of Price Administra tion. Mike DiSalle was one of the most attractive and po litically adept of the many able men brought into Wash ington during the Roosevelt and Trum'an administrations. O'Neill licked DiSalle in 1956 for a two-year term. His vote bulge was narly 430,000. The contest now is for Ohio's first four-year term. There can be no fluke about it if O'Neill defeats Di Salle and if right-to-work carries. Mike is an able campaigner, although now thrown off stride by O'Neill's surprise DOWN PAYMENTS during ran I riwJ i Big-family capacity, 2-door conven ience, at a budget price. Huge 104-lb. true Zero Degree freezer. Automatic defrost refrigerator. Adjustable tem perature control. "Built-in look". TM4H Holds 600 pounds of frozen food at your fingertips U)hinpooC Reduced to 329 95 249 NOW FINANCING THROUGH opposition to the union shop. The unions are making a real fight to defeat the amend ment. Ohio seems to be a fairer test of right-to-work senti ment than is likely to be had this year in California where the Republican fighting front is a shambles and the princi pal candidates hostile each to the other. O'Neil crossed other top level Ohio Republi cans on the right-to-wOrk issue but, apparently, with out seriously fracturing party unity. Presidency in View An O'Neill-f or-p res ident movement calculated to at tract wide conservative sup port will be almost automatic if he is reelected and the right-to-work amendment is approved in Ohio. The spot light would be hard on him and his performance during the next two years as Re publicans maneuvered to ward their 1960 nominating convention. On the record so far, O'Neill must be given good marks as a politician. He should know the game after long service in the Ohio legislature. The party pros as well as the unhappy party conservatives might be at tracted to O'Neill.. An interesting footnote to the Ohio campaign is the thought that Negroes may vote for right-to-work. There has been union discrimination against them in Ohio. ajHUN ALL-TRANSISTOR PERSONAL RADIO Designed for Rechargeable Battery Hi raaiicbwa Spr. AH-tronsitor personal radio. Handsome in iceberg whit, turquois.-and-iceb.rg whit or two-ton. btu.. Modol 1BT2. Rechargoabl battery and Transtcharger optional extras. SOMETHING NEW1 RCA Victor's Transidtarg Super plays on the same rechargeable battery guaranteed for 5 years when charged with an RCA Victor Transicharger. Operates equally well on inexpensive penlight or longer lasting mercury cells. Listen to its powerful perform " a nee and rich "Golden Throat" tone. We Have All the Latest in Stereophonic Players Buy RCA Victor and you buy the latest in design and performance. (Will play all old records plus new stereo.) COAL: LIMITED QUANTITIES 1 Repossessed Hi-Fi Was $335.. : NOW 13 Tube Radio 4 Speed Record Player RCA Console With ball casters. This is a transformer set. . Was $279.95 $OOQ NOW ...... Exch. OUR OWN COMPANY MM SUCCEEDING JUSTICE BURTON, retiring on doctor's advice, Potter Stewart (right), 43, member of U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, is appointed by President Eisenhower to United States Supreme Court. At left is Stewart's family in their Cincinnati home, gazing at picture of him made at White House. Children are Potter, 10; David, 7, and Harriet, 13. A Republican, Stewart was prominent attorney before ascending bench. Blaze Damages Portland Plant Portland - (UPD - Fire exten sively damaged the Yeager pickle plant early today and the owner estimated loss as "close to $100,000." The-one-story plant had re cently been bought by John P. Gaffney from Mrs. Fred Yeager and had continued to operate under the Yeager name. Gaffney said the loss would be partly covered by insurance. Cause was not known. Fire equipment from Portland Air Base fought the blaze. ' "T- Urn Ksm needed . Non-breokoble "T- "IMPAC case C Plug 't for nplron 2j( Printed droits $ 169 Blond Hi-Fi Floor Model Was $259.95 NOW. . 199 95 SP 2-2456 MS Drunk Trial Due Gregg Sherwood Los Angeles - (UPD - Blonde Gregg Sherwood, wife of au tomobile executive Horace E. Dodge, will go on trial Nov. 14 on charges of battery and drunkenness. She originally was sched uled to be tried Thursday on the charges growing out of her arrest last Aug. 26, but her attorney, Jerry Giesler, won a delay. The famous filmland law yer said he needed time to ob tain depositions from Police women Gail Rice and Marilyn Sperry, both 27, who charged Miss Sherwood kicked, hit and spat on them in a wild scene at Lincoln Heights jail. Miss Sherwood and Irv Kupcinet, 46, Chicago news paper columnist, were arrest ed in the Hollywood area last August while returning from an early morning party. ' The columnist pleaded guil ty to drunk driving charges and was fined $125. Later, Truman Predicts Farm Prices To Go Lower Again Cherokee, Iowa (UPD -Former President Truman, predicting "farm prices are going to go down again," said last Thursday night that Re publican policies have cost farmers $20 billion since 1952. The $20 billion figure, Tru man tod a Democratic rally, "represents the difference be tween what farmers actually received and what they would have i received had prices been maintained at 1952 levels." Truman, now on a barn storming tour to aid the Democratic party's cause in the November elections, said that this year's bumper crops mean a "tremendous addition to the surplus." Prices To Go Down "Farm prices are going to go down again" .under Agri culture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson's low support policies, he said. "Of course," Truman said, "this may not happen be tween now and Nov. 4. The Republicans may be too smart for that. "But," he said, "I want to give you farmers a little warning. You had better sell your crops before the elec tion, because afterwards you are going to be in the same boat you have been in the last five years. "Benson can turn it off just like he can turn it on. Farm prices are made in Washing ton. Don't torget it, Truman said. WARNER LEAVES HOSPITAL Cannes, France - (UPD - Jack Warner, 63-year-old Holly wood movie magnate, return ed to his riviera villa , from Cannes hospital Thursday to complete his recovery from injuries received ' in an auto accident here last Aug. 5. I FREE PARKING 245 S. Central at 10th- however, he was permitted to change his plea on grounds that his attorney had misun derstood his intentions. SACCHARIN 1000 u Grain... 39c 1000, Grain 59c EPSOM SALTS I lb. 18c - 5 lbs. 45c 200 ASPIRIN u S.P. TR.-OF MERTHIOLATE 12 oz.. .................. ...14c TINCTURE of BENZOIN COMPOUND, 4 oz. 69c CAMPHORATED OIL ........43c 4 oz. TR. of GREEN SOAP Pint WITCH HAZEL, BLEACH 4-oz. (20 Vol.) SPIRITS of 1 oz. CITRATE of 12 oz. VITAMIN "A" CAPSULES 100 25,000 USP Units . . 1.23 100 50.000 USP Units ' 1.83 VITAMIN "Bl 100 50 Mff. ................ 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