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MAIL TRI1UNE. MeeW, Or.
Wrintriay, July 8, 1959
Threatened
Session
(Over FoireSgin A5d KVIieasure
Washington -UPtt- President
Eisenhower today raised the
threat of a special session of
Congress as a last resort if
the legislators should make
what he regarded as disastrous
cuts in his foreign aid pro
gram. He suggested this possi
bility as one of the alterna
tives open to him. He did, so in
reply to a question at his news
California Family
Honored by Town
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conner,
and their children, Tommy,
Colleen, and Donna, of Van
Nuvs. Calif., was the first
- family to be selected gusst of
the Rogue River area mer
chants in a recent program
honoring tourists.
- The 'Conners were chosen
after they registered at the
stockade on Siskiyou summit
Tuesday.
Under the program the first
tourists to register at the
stockade' after 10 a.m. will
be guests of the Rogue River
merchants.
The treat .for tourists,
backed by - the Rogue River
Boosters, will include 27 free
items, such as meals, gasoline,
produce from various stores,
press interview, boat rental,
and miscellaneous souvenirs.
The project is part of Rogue
River's program fof the Ore
gon Centennial.
Conner is an advertising
man with the Los Angeles
Mirror. The three children, all
under ten years of age, and
their parents are en route to
Portland, The Dalles and
Bend, it was reported.- '
conference about .Tuesdays
Senate cuts in the foreign aid
bill.
The questioner pointed out
that the President had spoken
of disastrous .results if Con
gress chopped the foreign aid
program. '
Additional Fundi Urged'
Eisenhower recalled.that he
had described his recommen
dation for $1,600,000,000 in
military aid as a minimum
and that his commission study
ing the foreign aid program
had urged an additional $400
million for this -purpose. The
Senate voted Tuesday to cut
$383 million from his recom
mendation. Eisenhower said he would
Births
MILLER-To Mr. and Mrs.
"Warren, 709 Sterling rd.,
Jacksonville, July 5, 1959, a
boy, 7Vi pounds, at Medford
Osteopathic hospital.
HILLMAN-To Mr. and Mrs.
Elven, 615 Franquette avt.,
Medford, July 5, 1959, a girl,
4 pounds at Medford Osteo
pathic hospital.
CHURCH To: Mr. and
Mrs. Bill, 968 East Main sU
Ashland, July 0, 1959, a boy,
Z pounds, at Ashland Gen
eral hospital.
ABRAHAM To: Mr. and
Mrs. Salem P., 607 South Ore
gon st., Jacksonville, July 3,
1959, a girl, 6 pounds., at
Sacred Heart hospital. .
ROTH JR. To: Mr. and
Mrs. Roy, route 4, box 432F,
Medford, July 6, 1959, a girl,
7V4 pounds, at Sacred Heart
hospital..
PELLETT-To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert, post office box 1425,
Medford, July 7, 1959, a boy,
7V4 .pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
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EDSON - To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack A., 108 Geneva st., Med
ford, July 7, 1959,. a boy, 8v4
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. . . '. i
PETERSON - To Mr.' and
Mrs. David H., 306 Hamilton
st., Medford, July 7, 1959, a
girl, 8Vi pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.: . .
PAYNE-To Mr., and Mrs.
Sydney, route 1, box 42, Gold
Hill, July 7, 1959, a boy- TV
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos-
piuu. - - . -
DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert James, ' Jacksonville,
July 8, 1959r a ; girl, ' 6V4
pounds at Rogue Valley hos
pital, r . - .
HENSHAW - To "Mr. and
Mrs Eugene D, Butte Falls,
July 7, 1959, a girl," weight
6 pounds, at Sacred Heart
hospital. - - '
. SABO JR. To Mr. and
Mrs. Cornell A., 8 North Or
ange st., ..Medford, July 7,
1959, a boy, weight 7 pounds,
at Sacred Heart hospital.
JUNK TO AID ANGLERS
San Francisco (DPD - Cali
fornia hopes to improve sport
fishing in -the SaltopSea by
creating artificial ' reefs out
of old automobile bodies. Staff
members of the .Wildlife Con
servation Board said corvina
abound in the 345-square-mile
inland sea but that they are
difficult to catch, except near
the wreckage of an old Navy
piling. So old auto bodies will
be used to create , other such
"artificial reefs. ' ;
EXTENUATING . N. '
CIRCUMSTANCES '
Oneida. N.Y.' (UPD - Judge
Verne L. Whalen suspended a
$10 speeding fine against 22-
year-old David Timmerman of
Canastota after the defendant
told the judge he was en route
to the hospital to see his wife
and new baby. ''
"I can't condone speeding."
the Judge said, "but I can't
think of a better reason for
Files Kept on
Sex Offenders
Jacksonville, Fla.-(UPD-Files
are kept on nearly 500 poten
tial sex offenders known to
authorities here.
If a sex crime occurs in Du
val county, there is a good
chance of identifying the of
fender on the basis of these
files, according to county iden
tification officer Julius Gause.
The information includes
clothing known to attract the
potential offender, the time
of day he is likely to accost
someone, his manner, speech,
subjects of conversation and
fingerprints.
Gause said Identification of
potential sex criminals is a
"specialized field" and inves
tigators must learn to differ
entiate between types of per
verts.
use all his persuasive power in
an effort to get congressional
approval of his recommenda
tion. Secondly, he said, if the
follow-up foreign aid appro
priation bill should be cut too
deeply he could ask for a de
ficiency appropriation next
year.
The final alternative he
mentioned was a special ses
sion of Congress.
' He said he never would stop
fighting for this nation's se
curity. '
At about the same time, in
dependently of the President,
Senate Republican Leader
Everett M. Dirksen said Eisen
hower might want to call a
special session this fall.. He
said the session could give
Congress "a second look" at
foreign aid and other pro
grams rewritten by the Demo
craticcontrolled Congress.
Johnson Urge Rejection
: Dirksen's remark came dur
ing a political exchange on the
Senate floor with Democratic
Leader Lyndon B. Johnson
about the congressional pro
gram
Johnson earlier urged the
Senate to reject further at
tempts to cut the foreign aid
bill.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
Rapid City, S.D. (UPD - Em
ployees at a supermarket nere
turned on a phonograph while
doing some late-night work to
help pass the time more pleas
antly. What they didn't know
-until the neighbors sent po
lice to tell them - was that
the market's outside speakers
were picking up .the music
and beaming it over the coun
tryside at 11 p.m.
Py t As;
WOULDN'T LISTEN The driver of tMs cement .mixer
sent his helper to check the old bridge, before he drove
over it, but then when the helper said it wasn't strong
enough, he drove over anyway. 'Almost over, that is.
Halfway across, the truck crashed through. edriver
is-in the hospital recovering, and the helper, who re
fused to ride across, feels fine. Bridge is located near
Falmouth, Ky. ' v
Kozlov Visits Chicago Area To Inspect Hug e Steel Mills
THE EVIDENCE
STACKS
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there's no Gin like
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Chicago-fDPD-S o v i e t First
Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov
visits here today to inspect
the brawny muscles of United
States industry, the huge com
plex of steel mills at the foot
of Lake Michigan.
A spokesman for the Hun
garian Freedom Fighters As
sociation said the group plan
ned no demonstration such as
the egg-throwing, oath-shouting,
placard-carrying pickets
staged by hundreds of angry
refugees when Russian Deputy
Premier Anastas Mikoyan
visited here last winter.
To Bo Welcomed
Mayor Richard K. Daley,
mindful . of Detroit Mayor
Louis C. Miriani's refusal to
greet the Russian No. 3 man,
said Kozlov would be wel
comed to Chicago "just as he
would greet any other visit
ing dignitary."
Daley sent a representative,
Fred Hoehler, to the airport
to meet Kozlov and planned
to extend a personal greeting
to the Russian Thursday in
City Hall.
Kozlov and his retinue were
to go directly from the air
port to Indiana Harbor Works
of Inland Steel Corp. at East
Chicago, Ind., followed by
tours of United States Steel
Corp.'s huge Gary Works and
tube mill at Gary, Ind.
In Detroit Tuesday, Kozlov
toured industrial plants, dined
with leading industrialists and
conferred privately for an
hour with Michigan Gov. G.
Mennen Williams.
Close Together
Williams said Kozlov told
him that the United States
and U.S.S.R. "are fairly close
together" in working out a
program for arms inspection
by "foreigners."
Williams said Kozlov told
him the Russians have almost
"come to the point where they
could agree to this" but are
waiting for answers to some
of their "suggestions."
The Michigan governor said
he sought, in a series of point
ed questions, to punch holes
in the deputy premier's claims
that Russia advocates self-determination
for peoples of
other nations. Williams point
ed to Russian actions in put
ting down uprisings in Hun
gary and East Germany.
Callod Propaganda
Kozlov replied that what
the governor had heard was
merely propaganda, Williams
said.
About 30 Hungarian free
dom fighters, carrying signs
reading "Kozlov go home"
and "Do you need some hu
man blood?" picketed a De
troit hotel while Kozlov at
tended a reception in his
honor. Kozlov did not see the
pickets.
TOO GOOD
' Bradford, Vt. (UPD The
Bradford High school base
ball team had to advertise for
games because it was so good
no other school dared offer
opposition.
The Milky Way, Earth's
home in space, contains per
haps five 'billion stars.
HONOR HYMN'S AUTHOR
Falmouth, Mass. (UPD The
100th anniversary of the birth
of. Katherine Lee Bates, au
thor of "America The Beauti
ful," will be celebrated Aug.
12 in this Cape Cod town-her
birthplace. The author of the
verses which, set to music,
have become one of the most
widely-sung of America's pa
triotic hymns, was born in a
shingled house on Main street,
near the Village Green. ;The
house is marked by a simple
bronze plaque on a boulder.
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NATION-WIDE VALUE MONTH
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Btggor-than-ever value for imortor-thon-evtr
Choppers! Wards tremendous notJon-wWo buying power bring
yon rtoro-fuH of somaftonal buys shop now and SAVlt
SPECIALS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
( SALE! r6; redwood barbecue )
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Rustic 3-pc. set;
table, 2 benches
88
Reg. 22.95
only 1.50 down
Ruggedly constructed of
warp ond weather resist
on kiln-dried redwood for ,
years of outdoor use. Two
benches seat 8 people 'm
comfort. Easy assembly.
Women's, girls, thong
sandals
Girls sizes
2 Pr. 67c
2 Pr. 77c
Adult sizes -
Soft composition soles, rubber thongs
Perfect for home and beach.
REG. 18.95
24" Brazier
Gay Patio Colors
3
24-inch yellow bowl
silver-finish legs
UL-approved motor
Heavy-gauge bowl, adj.
chromed grill. Braced
legs, 5-in. wheels. "
Reg. 2.
Men's
Twill Pants
1.99
GRAY ONLY
Powr - House carded
cotton army twill.
Colorfast, washfast.
Stays bright, new
looking after, many
washings.
SANFORIZED
14 Pair Only
SALE! 29.95 inncrspring
chaise adjusts 4 ways
88
OMIY
3.50
DOWN
AIL
1 MiiMH. jwyMfflWI"
Lean back spring action adjusts backrest to 4 cpmr
fortable positions returns automatically! Thick in
nerspring covered in a rain and sun resistant vinyl
supported fabric. 72 x 26" aluminum frame.
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On control for
start, fast to slow,
and stop. -
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Garden Maris
19-in. deluxe r
2.5 HP 4-cycIe
rotary mower
f
o Low tone muffler
Free leaf mulcher
o Fast recoil starter
Staggered wheels
Smartly styled in gold and white with die-cast
aluminum deck for sleek looks, rustproof service.
Easy-adjust height of cut. Self-storing handle.
REG. 89.95
$5 DOWN
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FREE! $50 Worth of RECORDS
with STEREO HI Fl
PLUS AMFM RADIO
Powerful dual stereo
amplifier. Add external
speaker for complete
stero. Magonory finish, 1Q 0own
Blond, $10 more.
27995
CASE LOT SALE!
Super house paint
W PER GAL.
Colon
Super House with linseed oil base will give more
coverage at less cost than comparable national
brands. Super is highly durable and weather
resistant; retains its color and wears evenly.
Reg. 5.79
FIELD-TESTED
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STORE-WIDE SAVINGS!
New! AIRLINE portable radio
with 8 powerful transistors
. Plays on regular flashlight
batteries. Powerful! Even
pulls in distant stations.
Big 6" oval speaker. Rug
ged high impact case. REG. 53.95
117 S. CENTRAL
45
REG. 1.98 GIRLS' SHORT SETS
Bright summer colors. Easy care cottons. Sizes: 3-6X, 7-14
REG. 3.98 MISSES' SUMMER SKIRTS
Nice selection of easy-care cotton prints 73 Only
REG 98c TERRY CLOTH
Perfect for beach, sportswear. Assorted prints and plains
REG. 2,98 BOYS' DENIM SLACKS
Sturdy, long wearing, Sanforized. Sizes: 10-18
REG. 2.60 45-LB. ROLL ROOFING
Mica surfaced. Nails, cement included. 100 sq. ft. roll
SPECIAL PURCHASE! SLEEPING BAG
' 16.95 value! 3-lb. Cellacloud fill. 34x78 inch
SP 3-3701 OPEN 9:30 TO 5:30
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SALE! Save now on Fairway
. portable spot cooler
Use on desk, table or roll- Ofi88
around stand. Quiet opera t- Xlj
ing. Humidifies in winter.
Smart, compact cabinet. res. 31.9s
Roll-around stand 7.95
FREE PARKING
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