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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.
"He would be too busy look
ing for some place to park his
car," tne viscouni explained.
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