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Central Point Girl Given Savings Bond Carolyn Tiegs, Talent, re ceived a $50 U. S. Savings bond awarded by Standard Brands Inc. during the Talent 4-H Community Achievement program. During the program in Tal ent Thursday night she was recognized as individual bread demonstration winner at the state fair in Salem. She was recognized also for her achievement with a summer school scholarship to Oregon State college in June. She is a recipient of the Jackson county farm bureau poultry trophy for the outstanding poultry exhibit at the county fair. Kathy and Daryl Zapell were awarded county fair board medals for outstanding record books in poultry and rabbit" division projects, re spectively. Presents Pins. Cards C. McKeen of the First Na tional Bank of Oregon, Med ford branch, presented pins and cards to the club mem bers attending for the years they have competed in 4-H club work. Pins and cards awarded in cluded: Eighth year-Carolyn Tiegs. Seventh year Lucille Low ry and Janet Zediker. Sixth year Dean Sommer and John James. Fifth year -Gary Richard- Gerald Reneau, Starlene Wilk- ins and Dianne Carter. Fourth year Linda Som mer, Daryl Zapell, Doris Bench, Marylee Lowry, Susan Howell and Connie Patterson. Third year Kathy Zapell, Paulette -Creel and Susan Thompson. , Second year Gary Cook, Judy Bagley, Greg Goodrich, Betty Jo Howell, Joyce -Grit-ten and Annette Carter. First 'year-Douglas Cook, Sherry Wilkins, Sam Howell, David Doolen, Mary Howell, Lynne Eilers, Gail Scharfe, Nancy Day, Jean Sterrett, Royce Welch, Karen Dorman and Cassie Cuthbert.. Russian Official Possible Victim Of Plane Crash . London - (UPD - Conviction deepened here today that a high Soviet official may have been aboard the Soviet TU104 jet airliner which crashed'last Friday, killing the 65 passen gers and five or more crew men aboard. Radio Moscow'still has not amplified its Saturday state ment that all aboard were dead. But Radio Peiping said there were 65 passengers aboard, 16 of them Chinese Communist officials, and the remainder non-Chinese. Russia was silent on the identity of the victims, but the Soviet cabinet, in an un pjecedented move, decreed that a top level panel should investigate the crash at Ka nash, 360 miles east of Mos cow. The crash came during " a scheduled Peiping-Moscow flight. Western Speculation Because of the Soviet cabi net's intervention in the crash investigation and the almost unprecedented announcement , of the disaster, Western ex perts speculated that high Communist or foreign offic ials might be among the vic tims. Peiping named its 16 vic tims which included Ceng Chen-to. vice minister of cul tural affairs who was leading a cultural delegation of 10 to Afghanistan. It merely de scribed the others as "foreign friends" and "foreign ex perts." Official sources in Bonn and London said four West Germans and one Briton were aboard the aircraft. The Cam bodian Embassy in Tokyo said it had no knowledge of Moscow rumors the son of the Cambodian ambassador to Peiping was a passenger. Truman Blames 'Dulles' Policy New York -(UP&- Former President Harry S. Truman blamed "Dulles foreign pol icy" today for U. S. involve ment in the "little war" in Formosa Strait. Truman, en route to Penn sylvania, Delaware and Mas sachusetts for campaign talks told newsmen on his morning walk that the crisis in the Far East was a result of the Eisenhower administration's "surrender" in Korea. The Korean armistice was signed in 1953. "The chickens are just coming home to roost," Tru man said, adding that he had never kndwn a Communist to "tell the truth and stick to it." He said he was not sur prised by the Chinese abro gation of the cease fire. "Wasn't that what you ex pected?" he asked. The former chief executive said he had no solution to the China problem but thought it should be worked out in the United Nations "by argu ment." 4 Oregon Deer Hunters Missing By United Press International Four deer hunters .were re ported lost in Oregon today. Two youths in their 20s were missing in the Black Rock area west of Dallas. They were Larry Cook and Byron Hodgson, both of Dal las. They were on a hunting trip with Jack Cook of Dal las when they 'became lost and Jack Cook hiked to a to report them telephone missing. George City, was Lovell, 28, Mill reDorted missing since Saturday on a hunting trip 'to the Monument peak area southeast of Gates in Linn county. The Norman Wilson bloodhounds were called to help look for him. Jack Tatum, 14, was report ed lost near Klickitat lake in eastern Lincoln county. Four other hunters also had been reported missing but turned up safely. They were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hegedu of Rainier and two boys lost in the. Lebanon area for sev eral hours. Weather Studied For Atomic Tests Las Vegas -(IT&- Atomic En ergy Commission scientists met early today to determine if the weather was right for firing up to three full scale atomic test shots from bal loons this afternoon. The AEC, pressing to com plete its expanded ' 13-shot current series before the pro posed deadline on nuclear testing Oct. 31, postponed the shots late Sunday night be cause of "unacceptable wea ther conditions." All three devices were set originally to be detonated Sinclair Weeks May Quit Post Washington-flJPD- Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks is strongly considering resign ing his cabinet post, quite pos sibly by the end of the year. He told friends over the week end that he is leaning hard toward the idea of mov ing back to his New Hamp shire farm, but has reached no final decision. Mrs. : Weeks, the former Jane Tompkins Rankin, has not been well lately and is said to favor leaving Wash ington. Weeks, 65, is one of the four remaining members of the original Eisenhower cabi net of 1953. The others are Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield. vWeeks has said publicly that if he did not remain in office until the President's second term expiree in 1961, he would quit early enough to give his successor a chance to learn the job and make a record for himself. A new cabinet member cannot very well do that in much less than two years. OFFICIAL WRITES MOVIE Jackson, Miss-UPD-A Missis sippi public service commis sioner wrote the script for the latest Tarzan movie-"Tarzan's Fight for Life." Thomas Hal Phillips who also is a novel ist, said the film takes a new approach to the 40-year-old Tarzan series. In it; Tarzan does not speak broken Eng lish and is "a little bit more adult." Phillips took time off from his state duties to write the script. He also turned out several novels and short stories. early today, the first time three shots had been set for the same morning by the AEC. The shots would bring to 12 the number exploded dur ing the current series. Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport ICC Concerned Oyer Applications The Interstate Commerce commission has announced that few applications have been filed by those entitled to interstate motor operating rights authorizing transporta tion of frozen fruits, berries and vegetables and other commodities under the trans portation act of 1958. The commission expressed concern that many carriers entitled to rights may not be acquainted with the new stat ute and may lose their rights if they fail to apply for them on or before Dec. 10. The act provides "grand father" rights to those who were engaged in such- mo tor transportation on May 1, 1958, and continuously since, but to preserve the rights, an application for a certificate or permit must be filed. Copies of an information bulletin published by the commission and application forms may be obtained from the office of the bureau of motor carriers at 538 Pittock block, Portland 5, Ore. Twelve More Allies To Get Sidewinders Washington .(UPD This country will give 12 more Allied nations deadly Side winder missiles which out numbered Chinese National ist pilots have used recently to win dog fights over the For a delicious topping over crisp waffles or your fa vorite pancakes, make- a sauce by slowly heating drained canned fruit cocktail with currant jelly. Formosa Strait, officials said Friday. Most of the countries which will get the supersonic mis siles for, their planes are members of , the" North Atlan tic Treaty organization. Since the successful use of the Sidewinder by Nation alist Chinese pilots, heavy de mand has come from other nations among the 63 U. S. allies eligible to buy or re- I ceive U. S. arms, the officials said. The nine-foot long, pencil shaped Sidewinder blasts to ward its target at twice the speed of sound, guided by an infra-red "heat seeking" de vice. Fired against jets, it smashes into the plane's tail pipe and explodes. In its first actual battle test the 53,500 weapon 'has been credited with downing a number of Chinese Commun ist MIGs and substantially contributing to Chinese Na tionalist air superiority in the Formosa Strait area. Officials said agreements already have been concluded to deliver the Sidewinders to 12 additional Allies in Eur- MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Oregon, Monday, October 20, 18. 7 ope and the! Far East under the mutual assistance pro gram. They would not nam the Allies. 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