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MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford, Ore., Wednesday, October 22. 1958 Annual Scout Meeting Slated Borrowing the motto of the new Exploring program, the theme of the 34th anniversary meeting of the Crater Lake Council, Boy Scouts of Amer ica, will be "Our Best Today For a Better Tomorrow." The annual event will be Sunday, Nov. 9, at the Rogue Valley Country club, Med ford, with the business meet ing and a ladies' program be ginning at 4 p.m. The recog nition banquet will be held at 6 p.m. Mrs. F. L. Somers will be in charge of the ladies' pro gram, which will be held at her home at 36 Glen Oak ct., Medford. In addition to the annual election of officers, the meet ing will include the presenta tion of veterans awards, gold en leaders' awards for excep tional service as unit leaders, and the silver awards for out standing service to boyhood in the Crater Lake council. Chairman of the annual meeting committee is T. K. Oliver, chairman of the coun- A ' Vote for Larry SHEHAH Democratic Candidate for SHERIFF Of Jackson County Who, if elected, will advocate better cooperation with other law enforcement agencies and study a program for utilizing the time of county prisoners in constructive efforts. Pd. for by Sheehan for Sheriff Comm. C. J. Babb, Chmn., Rogue River, Ore. cil's activities committee. Jen nings Pierce, chairman of the council's special projects com mittee, will be in charge of the program, assisted by Car roll W. Smitt, chairman of the council's new exploring committee. John F. Williams is in charge of attendance and promotion, and R. E. Culbert son will handle the registra tion. More than 200 scouters and their wives are expected to attend from Jackson, Jose phine and Siskiyou counties. Officials Seek Cause of Blast Uniontown, Pa. (CPU Offi cials today sifted through the debris of a building in which nitroglycerine was manufac tured in an effort to learn what may have touched off an explosion that killed four men and injured three others. But there was little hope that a cause of the blast would be uncovered since the struc ture was reduced to rubble. The explosion occurred at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the gel atin cartridge nt building of the Liberty Powder De fenst Corp., six miles north of here. The dead were identified as Robert Trimbath, 49, Mor rell, Pa., father of five chil dren; Leonard MnGee, 39, al so of Morrell; Len Burns, 41, Uniontown, and John Holub, Dunbar, Pa. John Morris, 48, Union town, and David Caffey, 30, Footdale, Pa., were admitted to Uniontown hospital. Mor ris suffered face cuts and Caffey is being treated for shock. A third worker .re ceived a face cut but was not hospitalized. Impact of the explosion could be felt 10 miles away at the Conrtellsville State hos pital. Many windows in near by Mt. Braddock were shat tered by force of the blast. HEALTH FAILING Budapest-flJPD-The health of Mattjas Rakosi, 66, former Hungarian premier and Com munist Party chief, is rapidly deteriorating following a se rious heart attack suffered in Russia earlier this month, dip lomatic sources said today. WHEAT CORN WINNER Freemont, Mich. (UPD The sweepstake winner in a 4-H Club corn show here was Wayne Wheat. MM When ':,V. 6 U tliBlll travel' 5j: -:i ; travel. -: ( S! 5:5: -y Si. .5!Si. . A sSfijft-ijfS!S : Si?- ... vSk;! : - - - - V $mr,m 5 Relax and refresh in the scenic Dome Lounge Delicious Dome Diner meals at reasonable prices m Full length reclining coach seats at no extra charge Ask about money-saving Family Fares President Defends Administration Record in S. F. San Francisco - (LTD - Presi dent Eisenhower, in a "coffee hour" appearance before his speech here Tuesday, defend ed the record of his adminis tration in answers to a wide variety of questions. In his discussion with 24 Republican women the Presi dent said in answer to a ques tion "I have taken no stand" on Proposition 18, the con troversial measure on the California ballot which would ban union membership as a condition of employment. Up To Each State "I want to straighten out the record," he said. "I speak from the national viewpoint. Section 14B of the Taft-Hart ley act gives each state the right to decide this question. I have always supported Sec tion 14B and I have always believed the States should de termine what they want to do." . Eisenhower also gave these answers to questions: Quemoy and Matsu "There is only one way for freedom to defend itself against a Communist dictator ship. We must stand by prin ciple. And that principle is that we will not permit Com munist territorial expansion by force." Without Foundation Small business "The charge that small business has been diverted by this admin istration is completely with out foundation." Missiles The interconti nental ballistic missile pro gram "was completely ignor ed" when the Democrats were in power. Tax relief His adminis tration in 1954 pushed through the largest tax cut in history. Recession "I do not be lieve the federal goverment should try to control industry, ourselves and our economy. The function of government is to lead, give a helping hand when needed but not to do crazy things and plunge our children billions of dollars into debt." Instrument Gives Orchestra Sounds Tokyo-(UPI)-A Japanese firm today unveiled an electronic instrument that can produce the sounds of a 24-piece or chestra. The organ-like instrument, called the "Electone," uses 184 keys, 32 pedals, eight rhythm buttons and four rhythm pedals to produce the sounds of 24 percussion, brass, wood-wind and string instruments. A total of 2,000 transistors and 15 microphone sound am plifying units went into the instrument. It was displayed at Japan's week-long audio fair, which opened today at the National Athletic stadium in Tokyo. The Nippon Musical Instru ments Mfg. company of Tokyo made the "Electone," which it plans to display at an audio fair in the United States in 1959. Boy Scouts R. D. TOOMEY, General Traffic Agent 207 Medical Center Bldg., Medford, Ore. SP 3-5388 Cub Scout Pack 15 Cub Scout Master Vince Claflin conducted a meeting of Pack 15 recently. Skits depicting American Folklore were presented by the five dens. Welcomed as Bobcats into Pack 15 were Kenneth Har ris, Billy Bourdon, Charles Glidded, David Leaf, Alan Rombach, Gary Logan, Phil lip Brown, Lloyd Hood, Jim Watson, Larry Six, Sumner Banta, Lauren Sauer, James Sauer, and Michael Brabbin'. Wolfl badges were awarded to Kerry Lumley, David Nun ley and Don Stine. Bear .badg es were awarded Mark Ferns, Joe Thompson, Bob Graham and Billy Edwards. Lion badg es went to Mike Graham, Wally Kleiver, Mike Claflin and Kenny Carr. Webelo cer tificates were presented to Steve Lubbers and Ken Shear in before they were welcom ed into Troop 15 of the Boy Scouts. Elective Arrows were earn ed by Kerry Lumley, Glade Turnbough, Danny Zundell, Don Adams, Wally Kleiver, Kenny Carr, Mike Claflin. One year pins went to Ted dy Barker, John Barklow, Claude Campbell, Mike Bur rill, Jim Anderson, David An derson, David Nunley, Tim Igo, John Dube and Frank Cox. Two year pins went to Kerry Miller, Mike . Claflin and Charles Grady. Steve Lubbers received a three year pin. Cider and doughnuts were served by Cubs and parents after the meeting. Girl Scouts served the re freshments. ... - . The average American spends about 10 per cent of bis food dollar for milk. Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL New Castle, Pa. -Former President Truman, accusing President Eisenhower of "surrendering to the Communists" in Korea in 1952: "He went to Korea and surrendered." Baltimore-Vice President Richard M. Nixon, in tempering his criticisms of the Democrats in a Baltimore speech: "There is no war party in the United States. There is only one party of ireason-the Communist party." Ft. Jackson, S.C.-M.Sgt. George R. Sovie, on his convic tion by a court martial of mistreating recruits: "I still think I was right. There was no reason to find me guilty to begin wiih. Every one of the trainee witnesses was a problem child in the company." Oklee, Minn-Andy Knutson, motel operator and husband of Rep. Coya Knutson (D.-Minn.) on his announcement that he has abandoned his campaign to elect her opponent and get her home, and that he'll vote for her: "I suppose she's still mad at me, but I hope my vote will make her feel belter." PRIVATE SCHOOL READIED Workmen in Little Rock, Ark., rush to put the finishing touches to a fire escape, as the deadline for the opening of the Little Rock Private School Corporation's Senior High School approaches. Some 500 senior students are expected to register for classes this week, when the new school opens its doors. Carpenters and cleaning women were still busy over this weekend, while many sightseers roamed through the building. : t. r:4 Which Wash-n-Wear Is Fully Launderabb o SELECT WASH-N-WEAR PLAY CLOTHES CAREFULLY if you choose to buy them. One brand may launder satisfactorily. Another may turn dirty yellow or fall apart. This may happen to dress or sport shirts, blouses, work or play clothes, or other wash-n-wear fabrics and gar ments, white or colored, normally bleached for stain removal and reten tion of original whiteness. According to American Institute of Laundering, inferior wash-n-wear garments may be made with certain resin finishes that absorb chlorine from hypochlorite bleach, commonly used. This can't rinse out and heat from ironing creates an acid which yellows or destroys the fabric. 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' They were the first foreign ers kidnaped by the rebels since June, when they made off with about 50 Americans. They were released only after protracted negotiations. Ambassador Earl E. T. Smith has instructed the Santiago consulate to take a "firm stand" in demanding the release of the newly-kidnaped Americans without delay." TRADING STAMP PRIZES New York-flJPD-Members of the Sales Executives Club are all set to cash in on the trading stamp craze. One mil lion stamps said to be worth up to $5,000 were given away in drawings at the club's weekly lunch Tuesday. TIGHTEN ARAB LINKS . I Rome-flJPD-Italy must tight en its links with the Arab world in Africa, a government report said Tuesday. The re port on the Foreign Ministry budget said Italy could not "fail to take note of the Arab awakening." 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