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! MAIL TRIBUNE, Medforrf, On., Wednesday, Deeember 10, 1958 3 .' . ; 'CJU dfegyfc "''" fln rtk (HMMflffl PIS L PAY ON DISPLAY - The 1959 Lincoln, now on display at Medford Motors, 225 South Riv erside ave., Medford, retains its long, low sweeping lines. Styling features include an enlarged sculptured steel design extending into the front door, an applique at the rear, and a new front grille that extends into the headlamp area. Overall length has been reduced two inches. Meany Visions Third Parly To Achieve Goals New York (LTD G e o r g e Meany, the top man in the American labor movement, warned Tuesday that if labor cannot achieve its objectives any other way, it would have to set up a third political party, "We do not want our own political party, but if we have to do that to lick the people who want to drag us back to the past, we will start our own political party and do a good job of it," the AFL- CIO president said. Idea Not Welcomed "If labor has to go further than it can through its Com mittee on Political Education to make America a better place in which to work and live we will take the next step if it is forced upon us He said labor did not wel come the idea of a deep poli tical plunge but "it is going to be just as political as it has to be to win its objectives." Industry may have more of the nation's wealth, he said, "but we've got the people." Enthusiastic Greeting Meany's remarks on a pos sible labor party were greet ed with enthusiasm by the 2,842 delegates and alternates attending the first convention Jury Deliberating Case at Tillamook Tillamook (LTD A jury of seven women and five men continued deliberation today in the second degree murder trial of Lelani Batke, 21. The case went to the panel Tuesday afternoon after Cir suit Judge Jack Bohanan gave instructions to the jurors. The jury was out from 7:30 p.m. to about 11 p.m. . but an nounced it had not reached a decision and was locked up for the night. Miss Batke is charged in the death of a newborn male child found wrapped in a blanket in some bushes in downtown Tillamook last summer. CHILE DEVALUES PESO Santiago, Chile -(UPD-Chile devalued its peso by 6.2 per cent Tuesday night in an ef fort to attract foreign invest ments and increase its exports. of the newly organized New York State AFL-CIO. Meany said he was happy to be able to charter the new central labor body and invest its officers. He played an im portant part in the merger of the State Federation of Labor and the State CIO Council, which together represent about two million members of 2,245 local unions. Empire Schools Get Bomb Threat Empire fOPD Three elemen.' tary schools here Were evacu ated during the noon hour Tuesday by authorities after a man called and hinted a bomb was planted in one of the buildings. Police said Mrs. Don Re gard received a phone call at her Empire home about 11:53 a.m. A man asked her if she had any children in the Madi son Ave. school. She said she didn't. He told her that was a good thing "because there won't be any Madison Ave. school after 2:10 p.m." After the man hung up she called police. Police Chief Milton Richter recommended that the schools be cleared for the day. Authorities checked all three buildings but found no explosives. Marion Winslow, superin tendent of Coos Bay School District 9-C said the caller was apparently a crank. Class es were to be resumed today. HIS MARK II? London -(WD-Viscount Kil muir told the House of Lords Tuesday it's too bad Karl Marx didn't choose the pres ent to write "Das Kapital," for he'd never get it written. 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