Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 25, 1959, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti 1 Dike Sends Letters Warniing : steel President Mile To Give Report Washington -(CPB- President Eisenhower told his news con ference today that he was sending letters to House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Vice President Richard M. Nixon, presiding officer of the Senate, warning of serious repercussions if Congress fails to act adequately before ad journment on legislation to permit raising the interest rate on long-term federal se curities, on the requested gas oline tax increase to finance the interstate highway build ing program, and on author ization for the Federal Hous ing Administration. Calls For Labor Bill -He also in his news con ference called again for con gressional approval of a labor bill close to the version adopted by the House and now in a House-Senate con ference. Eisenhower read a state ment giving five major pur poses of his tfip to Germany, England and France: 1. To pledge this country's "devotion to peace with hon or and justice" and to support "western unity in opposing, by force if necessary, any ag gression and to preserve the defensivve strength required by our common security.' Reiterate Readiness 2. To suggest to each of the key officials with whom he confers in Europe that they reiterate their readines to negotiate "realistically" with Russia "on any reasonable and mutually enforceable plan" for disarmament, to make a real start towards solving the problems of the divided Germany and to help reduce world tension. 3. To discuss with each head of government problems com mon to that nation and the United States. 4. To rededicate the United States to the North Atlantic treaty. Aid for Needy Nations 5. To suggest to the heads of government that they ex plore together ways and means of cooperating in as sistance to the underdevel o p e d nations. Eisenhower added after completing his statement this could be the most important item on his agenda. He said that unless the civ ilized world was willing and ready to share in the burdens of making a better life possi ble for these nations, then the world was going to have a terrible time of it. Shall Never Retreat As for readiness to negoti ate with Russia, Eisenhower said the big allies should also "reiterate jointly that re gardless of pressure or induce ment we shall never retreat from our ideals or principles or weaken in our resolution to remain secure as we con tinue the search for peace." The President said that as he prepared to wing over the Atlantic Wednesday he wished he could extend his visit to the capital of every nation dedicated to individual lib erty and dignity; he would like to go to all the nations that want to live "only under a government established by the consent of the governed." SIGN AGREEMENT Warsaw - (DPD Poland has signed a $5 million dollar agreement to build four ship yards for Indonesia, it was announced today. The largest of the yards will be construct ed in Java and will be capable of turning out 40 wooden fish ing vessels annually. New York - (CPU - David J. McDonald, president of the striking United Steelworkers Union, was to go before the nation's 33-man ' , executive board today to report on the statemated s i x- w e e k old strike. Union and industry negoti ators were to continue their clause-by-clause examination of the expired contract but major issues were not expect ed to be discussed. McDonald presumably would tell the executive board there was no immediate settlement in sight. Neither side appar ently has budged from its pre strike position and no serious steel shortage is expected be fore the middle of next month at the earliest. The American Steel Ware house Association reported Monday night in Cleveland that steel service centers have higher inventories now than they had at the start of the 1956 strike, which lasted 36 Mays. The association said inven tories stand at 3,125,000 tons, compared with 3,700,000 tons when the strike startea The Aero Mayflower Tran sit Co. estimates that 35 mil lion Americans moved from one home to another in 1957. Home Ransacking Solved by Police The mysterious ransacking Sunday of the Jack Edson residence, 108 Geneva st., was solved Monday with the ques tioning of a 5-year-old neigh borhood boy, Medford police reported. Police said the boy admit ted playing with toys, spilling fingernail polish, setting off flashbulbs, removing a total of S1.73 and spilling turtle food in the dining room. But, police reported, he denied eating any cake. Father and Son Nabbed in Burglary Portland - (DPD - Multnomah county sheriff's officers Mon day arrested Ernest Osborne, 40, Portland, on a charge of burglary not in a dwelling. Osborne was arrested in connection with a Saturday night burglary of the Meadow-land dairy and the Fair view farms in Portland. In both cases milk, butter and eggs were taken. Police said Osborne was ar rested after his 16-year-old son implicated him. The boy's wallet was found in the Meadowland plant after the Saturday burglary. Osborne told Detective Clyde Lowery hwand his son had entered the dairies to ob tain food for his family. Search Intensified For Honor Escapee Yacolt, Wash.-flJPD-Police to day intensified a search for Theodore Spradlin, 29, miss ing from a Washington state prison honor came near Ya colt, .after a handyman in the area reported, the fugitive had visited his quarters. Oscar Meyers, 50, employed at the Jack Witt home near Yacolt, north of Vancouver, said he had been out getting groceries, 'and when he re turned he found a stranger eating in his cabin. Meyers told police the stranger told him "he was the escaped prisoner from the honor camp, and then he asked if he could have anoth er glass of milk." Meyers said the man drank the milk, then left "and made no effort to harm me. He dis appeared into the brush near the cabin." Officials at the honor camp said the only escaped prison er was Theodore Spradlin, "who was serving time on a forgery count when he es caped Friday. NAMED FOR KHRUSH Hope Mills, N. C.-IUPD-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Street, trying to decide on a name for their 16th child, finally chose one they'd seen in the newspapers. They named the baby Nikita Khrushchev Street. Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Toms River, N. J.-?Dcean County Prosecutor Howard Evart, tracing a prison fire that killed eight inmates to an inflam mable tranquilizer solution and a cigarette slipped to a de ranged prisoner by a trusty: "It was an act of kindness, but he gave ii lo the wrong guy." Washington-Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson (Tex.) on possible adjournment' of Congress to avoid taking part in greeting Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev next month: "I don't believe that the fact that the Prseident has invit ed a visitor to this country and he has accepted is any reason for members of Congress lo flee the capital." Los Angeles-An unnamed detective, suggesting that pret ty University of Southern California coed Linda Edna Martin was stabbed to death by a prowler as she stepped from a bath in her fiance's apartment: "I think myself it was a strange. Whoever was in there apparently was surprised by her and when she screamed, he slabbed her. There wasn't much of a fight." 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