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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1958)
14 MAtt TRIBUNE, Medroro. Or., Wednesday, October 15, 195S Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL New York-Adlai E. Stevenson, in predicting that Califor nia will go Democratic next month for the first time in history: "The sun hat crossed the Rocky mountains." Columbus, Ohio-Sen. John W: Bricker, in laying on Dem ocratic shoulders the blame for failing to enact labor reform legislation during the last session of Congress: "The action of the Democratic Congress in chloroforming labor reform legislation is perhaps the most tragic blot on its shabby record." New York-Harry S. Ashmore, executive editor of Little Bock's Arkansas Gazette, on racial problems: "In many ways it seems to me that the flight from reality In the North has been as extensive and as debilitating as that in the South." Moscow-Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, on "incred ible" new plans for the Soviet economy: , "if formerly our enemies used to say that the plan of the development of Soviet economy is bragging and imagination, now they do not dare pronounce such words." Unknown To Play Opposite Brando - Hollywood - (UPD - An elfin like, 22-year-old Mexican girl who has never appeared in a motion picture was named to day to be Marlon Brando's leading lady in his next movie. She is Pina Pellicee, a jet haired beauty who recently played, the title role in the stage and television versions of "The Diary 0f Anne Frank" in Mexico City. A spokesman for Brando's Pennebaker Productions said the girl was chosen from hun dreds of candidates to appear with the star in "One Jacks." Eyed " ew I" - '- -- -' : -'- - :? 9 f.y APOLOGY IN ORDER New York - (UPD - The New York Times apologized today, with tongue figuratively in cheek, for calling Olean, N.Y. "a bustling industrial city of 23,000 alert residents," a "sleepy-looking hamlet" in a news story. The Times quoted Olean Times Herald columnist Gilbert Stinger as promising to show the Times correspon dent the "hot spots" next time he was up Olean way. Now you can bring yxmr Old Fasnioneds up to date Want to taste a wonderful improvement in Old Fashioneds ? Change your I formula? No. Your bourbon? Yes. . Change to Old Taylor 86 the same in quality as our 100 proof bonded bourbon, in lighter 86 proof. So, mild and gentle as it is," it gives you the rich flavor and deep satisfaction of hon est Kentucky bourbon. 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Tommy Telephone To Greet Visitors At PT Open House Tommy Telephone, a wooden-faced ambassador of good will, will be the official greet- er when Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company holds its open house and tent show at the Medford central office Oct. 22, 23 and 24. , It will be the first time the 140 Teachers at County Meeting About 140 teachers and principals from schools in Jackson county attended a dinner meeting of the Jack son County Classroom Tea chers association in Jackson ville school Monday night. Steve Bayle6s, former art instructor at Medford High school, and now at Southern Oregon college, was principal speaker. He pointed out that creative abilities in various fields of art, science and math ematics can be explained in terms of the same basic char acteristics. ' Warren Holbrook, Central Point art teacher' and super visor of art in District 6C, led the upper grade and high school division in a discussion of problems of grading art students, combating crowded conditions and lack of space, teaching prespective and oth er topics. Intermediate and primary sections, under the direction of Harriet Eitemiller, Griffin Creek school, ,and Ida Bow man of Talent school, held discussions on various sub jects and had exhibits of ex amples of children's art. At a business meeting, the association "decided to con tinue the Teachers group with three more meetings this school year. .They have been set for January, science; February, Oregon Centen nial and social studies; and April, arithmetic. President Ruth Sawyer pointed out that there are no dues for the association, and member ship is open to all teachers. building at 502 North Cen tral ave., has been open to the general public. Fifty tele phone employees will be on hand to guide visitors through the building during the three day affair. Visitors will meet Tommy Telephone at the entrance to the. tent which will be set up on the company's parking lot beside the central office. One of the most interesting exhibits in the tent show will be the microwave radio relay demonstration. This shows how television programs are brought to stations across the country, and long distance calls flashed over mountain tops. . Also part of the tent show will be demonstrations of ca ble splicing, the operation of dial switches, exhibits of his torical telephones, the 471 parts that make up a tele phone and many others. , Twice a day sessions 'are planned for the public at the open house from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Special tours will be con ducted for school children in the morning hours, according to Manager J. H. Creager. Correspondent Doc Quigg Does His Bit In Observance of National Poetry Day Editor's note: "Poetrv Dav. Na tional. Oct. 15 . . . Purpose: To promote the appreciation of poetry in schools, colleges, clubs, radio and press." From the calender of special days, weeks and months of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. DeGaulle Discusses Steps in Algeria Paris (UPD Premier Charles de Gaulle today called' in Gen. Raoul Salan, his chief representative in Algeria, to discuss the next step toward the November parliamentary elections. He planned a cabinet meet ing later today to work on details of the French commun ity of nations which came in to being Sept. 28 with appro val of the constitution of the new Fifth Republic. The community started taking shape Tuesday when the big island of Madagascar decided to become a "mem ber state." It had voted 10-1 for the new constitution. Other French overseas ter ritories were expected to make similar moves soon. WHAT'S WRONG WITH BEING PARTICULAR? 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Exotic names have legiti mate claims on hogging the day's hot news, but here's a request to give us a rest from these, while wooing the muse! Tires Khan Noon, Camille Chamoun' and Jawaharlal Nehru; and Wang Ping-nan and Ayud Khan and the Onz'ily named U Nu. Chiang Kai-shek and Davey Beck and Gamel Abdel Nas ser; Iskander Mirza brother, here's a name that's really a PILLS VS. WOLVES Warsaw - (UPD - Poland's un armed forest rangers will try to combat a growing wolf population with sleeping pills. The method involves doping bait with large amounts of luminal, a barbiturate. Ex periments so far have cost the lives of a number of rav ens but. had no appreciable effect on the wolves. (T3CC011 Jacob Bean and Kassem Ka rim and even the doughty John Foster . . in the poetry gay of this beautiful day, let j em all get loster and loster. You can rail and be-clobber the public-till robber, belabor the statesmen who bloop. 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