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MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ. Oregon, Friday, October 24, 1958 3 Truman Ready To Bury Hatchet After 'Apology' New York - (LTD Former President Truman said today he's ready to bury the hatchet with his arch political foe Vice President Richard M. Nixon on the basis of a Nixon statement Thursday night. "I'd call that an apology," Truman said. "Making up our differences is okay with me." Treason Said Charged Truman has in the past re fused to be in the same room with the vice president be cause, he said, Nixon had charged the Truman adminis tration with "treasons." Nixon told an audience Thursday night: "There is no war party in the United States. The only party of treason in the United States is the Com munist party." He also hailed Truman as "a gallant warrior" of the campaign trail. "Well, that was very nice of him," Truman said. Truman was told of Nixon's remarks by a United Press In ternational reporter, the only newsman present when he ar rived by train from Boston where he delivered a fighting campaign speech against the Republicans Thursday night. He appeared amazed when told of Nixon's "gallant war rior" remark. Asked if he thought Nixon was trying to make up their differences, Truman said: "Not especially. I think he thinks it's good politics. And he's right it is good politics." Former Guardsman, Now 80, Asks Pay Des Moines, Iowa lUPD Back in 1900, James Logan put in eight days of Rational Guard training at Red Oak, Iowa. Logan, a farmer, and 80 years old now, said Thursday he never got paid for the training stint. The prevailing rate, he said, was 50 cents per day. So, Logan demanded $4 plus interest from Iowa. "When the training period was over, our unit comman der told us to stack arms and go home where we could col lect our pay," Logan said. "We haven't heard from him since," Logan complained. D. New York - (LTD - The Rev. JoseDh Wilson Sutton. 77, who retired two years ago as rector of the St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal church in Manhattan, died Thursday. Counselling Will Be Topic for Program A five-member panel will discuss "where do people take their troubles on tne jacK son County Tuberculosis and Health association program at 4:30 p.m. Saturday over sta-i UUU JVJJil.O A v. The panel will be composed of Dr. Harry Danielson, psy chiatrist; Mrs. L. E. Gustison, of the mental health commit tee; Miss Noreen Kelly, Med ford municipal judge; Miss Frances Clink, supervisor of nurses at the Jackson county health department; and Mrs. John Brandenburg, social studies chairman of the Amer ican Association of Univer sity Women. Court Records Charles William Mathty. dis obeyed traffic signal. S5. James Nichols, excessive exhaust noise, $10. - Douglas Elmer Tosbury, diiobeyr ed traffic sign. S3. Walter William Wooldndge. WTong way on one way street. ?. Wilkie Lee Moore, white tail light. $2.30. . , Dencil Lorraine Brandy, viola tion of basic rule, 10. Sammie Lee Umberger, disobeyed stop sign. S3. . William Warren Crawford, dis obeyed stop sign. 3. Kenneth Bruzelius. illegal U turn. 10. Jafus C. Stouch, violation of basic rule. 10. J, Douglas Fred Gordenier, disobey ed stop sign. S3. Evelyn Florence Renhard, viola tion of basic rule. 10. Henry Lee Boehnke. violation of basic rule, 10. Gary Dean Kaiser, improper V turn, 3. James Logan Montgomery, dis obeyed red light. 3. Vernon Bryon Griffith, violation of basic rule. 10. Junior Edward Flynn, operating without lights. 2.50. Doris Marie Corliss, disobeyed stop sign. 5. Otis Melvin Foreman, no tail light. S2.50. Edward Casper Burkhart, driving wrong wav on one way street. 10. Leroy White, violation of basic rule, $10. Bert E. Mahoney, violation of basic rule, S10. Virgil Greer, disobeyed atop sign, S3. Douglass Allen Witte, violation of basic rule, 10. Elizabeth Ellnora Sheldon, viola tion of basic rule, $10. Benjamin. Frank Genung. wrong v.-ay on one way street, 10. Audrev Mlneth Macknicki. viola tion of basic rule. 10. James Milton Wright, failure to yield right of way to pedestrian, 15- . Dale Gott, disobeyed stop sign, $5. Warren Larry Brown, disobeyed red light. $3. George Watt Roger?, violation of basic rule. $10. Roy Edwin Herrick, no operator s license in possession, 3; disobeyed red light. 5. , Bert Clark Davison, violation of btsic rule. $10. Lowell Wayne Fleser, no license plate light or tail lights. S. Albert Monroe Shaw, disobeyed red light, $5. , ... Leland Charles DeCarlow. dis obeyed red light. 5. Mariorie Lvnn West, following too close. S10. . ,. James Harvey Griftitn, roiiowing too close, 10. St.. Ashland, drunk in public, $40. Charlie fencer, uaiiaicni, pan handling. $10; DISTRICT COURT Oliver S. Walden, failure to op erate on the right side. $10. Arthur D. Fears, overlad. $121. Elber 3. 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