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Pedestrian Hurt Near Four Comers Frank T. Crow, 64, Camp White, is being treated in the Camp White domiciliary in firmary today for a badly cut hand and has possible back injuries after being struck by a car near Four Corners on the old Crater Lake highway list night, according to state police. The car driven by Edward Carl Albein, 60, of 309 Third St., Phoenix, was going south on the highway and did not see the pedestrian dressed in dark clothing until the car struck him, officers were told. Crow was taken to the domiciliary infirmary by Medford Ambulance Service and his condition was said to be fair today. Portland Youth Shot In Leg Accidentally Bend- HTD - A Portland youth, 13-year-old Clyde Phi fer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phifer, was accidental ly shot in the right leg Wed nesday when he tossed his .30-.30 rifle to his father in a Lapine motel. The boy was taken to St. Charles hospital here. State police said the gun apparently discharged acci dentally. The youth had been cleaning the gun and was un aware a "'cartridge remained in the chamber. It was the first hunting ac cident in Deschutes county this season. For Quick Cash tie Mall Tribune Classified Ads The Low Coat Way To Sell FLOORCOVERING SERVICE 127 NORTH RIVERSIDE Wt Install Your LINOLEUM, CARPET, FORMICA & TILE Carpet and Furniture Cleaning Repairing SP 3-6587 Eves. SP 3-3943 'Twerity-One'Quiz Show Cancelled New Yt Jrk - (LTD -"Twenty-One," th t quiz show once rated the top television pro gram in thB country, was seen tor the l;st time Thursday The National Broadcasting company i tnnounced cancella tion of th e big money quiz three hours before it "went on the air. Along with other TV quiz programs it had come undef irrvestig ation on charges con testants had been fed' question s and answers in advance. Added to "fix" charges against "T- enty-One" were steadily dwu 'idling ratings. At the height rf its popularity, the expensive quiz show that dispensed muiltiple thousands of dollars sw tpt all audience measuring po Us, but in recent months its popularity waned. The NBC announcement late Thursday said the show would be repi aced Oct. 30 by "Concentratio q," a game pro gram, to be sponsored by Pharmaceutica Is, Inc., spon sors of "Twen ly-dne." With the axing of "Twenty One," only -The $64,000 Question" (CBSty remained of the quiz giants l There have been persistent; reports that "Question," wVrjtich only re cently moved into a Sunday night spot, also would be drop ped soon. PmHnrpH hv IT aplc "Rarrv anrl Dan Enright, -Twenty-One" made its debut on Sept. 12, 1956, with Barr;r as host. Its first big-money 'winner was college instruct or Charles Van Doren, who perspired his way to fame and1. $129,000 in an isolation bootl I. Van Doren is now under contract to NBC .Bs a perfor mer. . Top winner on the show was Elfrida Von Nardroff, who stayed in the isolation booth for weeks irnd finally won $223,000. First of the qui:; shows to go after Dist. Atty . Frank S. Hogan began investigating them was "Dotto. " It was dropped after chai.ges made by Edward Hilgeme ier Jr. Try and Stop Me By BENNETT1 CERF ARE YOU A little tired of all those TV commercials that show how quickly pills can race through your insides? Tide tells of a man who tore into the editor's office, crying, "I just took one pill each from ..-ww. """- -,.r iisf- me closelv. bov! The race ayv-rr.m won." i yv 1 ufcJ A doctor admired the names on some luxurious yachts tied up in Key Biscayne, Fla.: fancy notions like Sea Sprite, Moonbeam, and the like. The one that really tickled him, however, was a neat craft la beled simply, "The $18,500." Camups humor (from the Purdue Rivet): If a hen laid an orange, you know, ' of a''u I course, what the little chick ' : would say? "I'm the orange marmalade." ' n An undulating dancer from Turkey, newly imported, declares she's Just kee-razy about America but she can't stomach, all those nevr dances. C 158. by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Feature Syndicate. n 3 r mm Young Crooner Charges Milton Berle Fired Him Hollywood (LTD A hand some young crooner charged today that Milton Berle fired him from his television show because he wouldn't listen when the comedian "tried to teach me how to sing.'' , "I'm already listed for next weeks' show in TV Guide, but as far as I know I'm out of a job," dark-haired Tony Roberts, 24, told United Press International. Berle, who returned to TV last Oct. 8 after a three-year layoff, denied the charges. He admitted Roberts originally was. scheduled to appear next yVednesday but said: "We just felt there would be too many men on the show. We have Carl Sand burg and the Jordannaires all set for it." Berle said he expected Rob erts to appear on his Nov. 5 show, but the singer's person al manager, Ed Kelly, said he wanted no more tov do with the comedian. "They call him the new Berle," Kelly said, "but he's the Berle of old. He told Tony how to walk, how to smile, everything but how to brush his teeth. He told him how to sing, act, stage his song. He speeded his tempo, cut his time. By the time the kid went -on, he "was a nerv ous wreck." : t' "I never pushed the boy around,", countered , B e r 1 e. "I'm not the producer, just an actor. I never did anything except help him." According to Kelly, Rob erts has an exclusive five year contract with Berle's Sagebrush Enterprises Corp. "Berle loved him when he first heard him, but then he started changing everything the boy did," he said. London-(UPD -British Home Secretary R. A. 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Make LEOEUfflD Oi. 309 AST MAIN Medford's Leading Appliance Dealer for the Past 27 Years By RAYMOND LAHH United Press International Washington - (DM - Former President Truman arrives here today on the political trail only a few hours after President Eisenhower leaves for a campaign junket to the West Coast. The former Democratic president was expected to get down to issues immediately at a lunch honoring Mrs. Tru man and Mrs. Eleanor Roose velt. . Domestic issues appeared certain to dominate the speeches of both Truman and Eisenhower in the next few days. Truman has put himself at odds with , some members of his party by backing Eisen hower's . Quemoy-Matsu for eign policy, while the Presi dent said at his news confer ence this, week that "foreign policy ought to be kept out of partisan debate." Ike Clears Confusion Some confusion over" this remark as it affected the cam paigning of Vice President Richard M. Nixon apparently was cleared by the President Thursday when he gave Nixon an unqualified, go-ahead to strike back at Democratic campaign criticism of admin istration handling of foreign policy. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on Tuesday had deplored the injection of the Quemoy crisis into the cur rent campaign, and Dulles' remarks were interpreted in some quarters as an oblique swipe at Nixon. Dulles later issued a state ment declaring Nixon had every- ngnt to answer tne Democratic criticism. The President, in his statement, said Dulles' statement "should clear the atmosphere." Truman, interviewed dur ing a brief stopover at St, Louis, Mo., en route to Wash ington Thursday night, com plimented the President for learning "at last" that foreign policy should be kept out of political campaign speeches. Says People Frustrated But Trumarf noted that "people are frustrated over foreign policy and particular ly farm policy. Those living Nixon Sees GOP Prospects Rising Salt Lake City - (UPD - Vice President Richard M. Nixon claimed here Thursday night Republican election prospects in the "farm belt" are better now than at any time since 1952. . - Republicans are "running scared" now, he said ' at a party rally in Salt Lake City, "as they should be in every campaign." Nixon was to address a gathering at .Brigham Young university in Provo, today, and then fly on to speeches at Casper and Cheyenne, Wyo., and Denver. The top Republican party's campaigner, who has made speeches across the nation in recent weeks, said a "shift" from Democrats to Republi cans started to take place about 10 days ago. He said the Democrats have "run out of issues." . Nixon termed the Truman administration "the most cor rupt in history" and the Ei senhower administration "one of the most honest in the his tory of the United States." Therefore, he said, the Demo crats gave up campaigning on corruption in government. : He said the Democrats also gave up talking about the "missiles gap" because they found it was caused by the Truman administration and was being "closed by the Ei senhower administration." Pear Tree Spray Recommended Now All pear trees should be sprayed before the fall rains come, recommended Clifford B. Cordy, county horticultural agent. Purpose of such a spray is to control a canker which at tacks the limbs and trunks of young pear trees, Cordy said. As long as the bark is smooth the tree is susceptible to this disease, Cordy said. Older trees with rough bark are rarely affected. ' Recommended dosage is eight pounds of 50 per cent neutral copper and two ounces of X-77 per 100 gal lons of water. The trunk and larger branches should be thoroughly sprayed with" this solution. Spraying of the young wood is not necessary, the horticultural agent said. in agricultural states are wor ried, and they've got a right to be." Eisenhower sets out today on a' 5,000-mile political ex pedition to add muscle and unity to the -Republican elec tion campaign. First stop on his winging visits with the voters was this afternoon at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. His major effort will come in California, where he will be trying to patch; up GOP family differences and pick up election:, prospects for the Republican'ticket there. Nixon, in a speech Thurs day night at Salt Lake City where he was continuing his Far West swing, said it was the responsibility of adminis tration cabinet members-but not the secretary of state-to go out and fight for Republi can - policies during the clos ing weeks of the election cam paign. , . ' Predicts Vote Shift He said "hundreds of thous ands of votes will be shifted from the Democratic to Re publican candidates in key House and Senate races" if the members of the Presi dent's cabinet would "fight . . . effectively and articulate ly for their policies.". . Two cabinet officers did speak up. In a speech at Muskegon, Mich., Thursday night Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell said labor reform legislation would be the first order of business next Janu ary if voters elect a Repub lican Congress Nov. 4. He dared Democratic congression al leaders to make the same promise. He also charged Democrats had created a campaign issue by falsely accusing Republi- MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Friday. October 17, 1958 S cans of killing compromise labor reform legislation last session. . "House Democrats treated labor reform legisla tion like a skunk at a picnic," Mitchell declared. . ; Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, in a speech prepared for delivery today at Chicago, said the Eisen hower administration had turned back "a tidal drift to ward a socialized agricul ture." - He said the administration, had waged "a long hard fight to change farm legislation to a basis of sound economic prin ciples and away from politi cal expediency. Farmers have had about all the political panaceas they can take." Gas sure lasts in this English car! ..;.- ' And it's got real FORD "go". 2 . carries four big people in comfort PRICED WITH THE LOWEST-PRICED IMPORTS III ITS CLASS! English Ford Line engines give you up to 35 miles per gallon . . . need only regu lar grade. And they give you lively Ford perform ance, power to spare! Serv ice anywhere. Advanced single-unit body construc tion for extra sturdiness. Many models to choose from. 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