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o ': i . .V. " . " ' tt i - ' - - ' J 1 ?' cT7: 13 1 - r -p! A , - lf7j ,t :My K4 " jig tf ' I An ' -e m ' m mS i v AMERICAN FARE SAMPLED-Soviet Pre mier Nikita Khrushchev is shown at Des Moines, Iowa, as he ate his first American hot dog complete, with mustard and "pro nounced it "wonderful."" The Russian leader . ate all of the hot dog and when asked what he thought of it said: "OK, excellent, won derful." But then , he added, "It's not tenough." He was assured that the packing plant had plenty more but declined to eat a second.' . 1 -UPI Telephoto) Medford Man Wounds Self in 'Fast Draw' - f George Duarte, 24, living at Stewart ave. and Thomas rd. west of Medford, was report ed in "good" condition today at Sacred Heart hospital, where he was being treated for a gunshot wound. Jackson county sheriffs deputies reported Duarte shot himself above the right knee Monday, apparently while practicing a "fast draw." Soviet Press Blames Security for Lack Of Royal Welcome Moscow - (DPD - The Soviet press Tuesday accused U. S. officials of . using strict secur ity, measures simply as an-ex-cuse to prevent- Nikita Khrushchev from receiving a royal welcome by "ordinary Americans." Cavalier improved ELECTRIC BASEBOARD with FULLY EI1CL0SED ELEMENT mntiiiiw '-' 9 Vertical fin welded contin uously to element sheath helps radiate heat, does ' not obstruct air flow. Con struction eliminates dust traps. Heated air thrust in to room, away fro walls. Now, the heating element in Cavalier Baseboard is fully enclosed in tubular steel . sheoth some type proved so reliable and long-lived on electric ranges. Yet the maximum surface tempera ture never exceeds 125F. a Cavalier exclusive fea ture that's an extra buying reason for those with chil dren. Heating output is full . 200 watts per lineal foot. The dnfy system that puts . the heat where it belongs. Installs at floor level along . weatherside walls. Most sat-. tsf octory automatic . heating ; system yet devised ! lili WAIL INSERT ltosnr Ahe PttflSV BATHROOM : AnlMutic tmd rORTABLE HMDMuij, 2.3.4KW ' 1I5mmI2MvI HOOK MNAa ami CABU HEAT n qwofity consttvetion m- engineering advances in con ve wince making features Sea Ycsr Lcsd Elsclriczl Contractor hat inriT7 KKTIKUtT. Catching up. to the Soviet Premier's denunciation of se curity measures in Los An geles Saturday, . M o s c o iy newspapers . dropped their friendly tone of recent days to denounce his police escorts and to complain about the treatment of Russian news men on the tour. Concerned About Meeting A correspondent of the newspaper Sovietskaya Ros- siya charged that the offi cials who canceled Khrush chev's visit to the Disneyland amusement park "were, not so anxious about security but about the good meeting pre pared for Khrushchev by common Americans." The Communist party youth paper Komsdmolskaya Prav da said the friendliness of av erage iAmericans "gladdens" Khrushchev-but has "embar rased some people" in Amer ica. . ' . Feelings Said Feared "Some influential Ameri cans evidently fear i these friendly feelings of Ameri cans towards the Soviet Union," the paper said in dis cussing the security regula tions. ; The ' dispatches indicated that if Khrushchev were al lowed to go out glad handing among the crowds, the people would show trendous friendli ness toward him-and Russia. The news that Khrushchev had done just that in San Francisco after his outburst in Los Angeles has not yet reached print in Russia. Visiiors Spend $175 Million Salem - Visitors to Oregon during the 1959 travel year spent more than $175 million, a record amount. - Travel indastry income fig ures have been released by Frank Jenkins, chairman of the advisory committee to the Travel Information division of the Oregon state highway department. The new high represented an increase of 19 per cent over 1958, previous high year. The record tourist income was due to an increase in traffic, a larger expenditure per day per person and the fact that each visitor stayed an average of a quarter day longer, Jen kins said. At its meeting the commit tee approved the travel divi sion's budget, which outlines a strong advertising program for 1960. The idea of sorting mail on speeding railway cars in stead of waiting until it reached key distribution points was inaugurated by Theodore Vail of , Minerva, Ohio. News Coverage of Dignitaries 'Old Hat' To Capital Reporters By United Press International Covering visits of foreign moguls is old hat for the Unit ed Press International Wash ington bureau, but for one who has never seen it per formed before it is a model of advance planning 'and ef ficient execution comparable to the logistics involved in the movement of a battalion of troops. Jack V. Fox; who is writing the main stories for UPI on the American visit of Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev, described preparations for the arrival of Khrushchev in Washington. Following is Fox's account: 7 Reporters Instructed "More than 50 of our Wash ington staffers covered Khrushchev's arrival. 'Each had mimeographed instruc tions where he was to be, how he was to get there and on to the next .spot, what time, the location - of his communica tions and the job he was to do. "The assignments ranged from a phone a few yards from the spot where Krushchev's plane stopped to another bolt ed to a fence across the street from Blair. House. "Formeri Moscow reporter Colette Blackmore got the first look at Krushchev but on the runway and began dic tation to one of four high speed typists inside the bureau.- "Chief diplomatic corres pondent, Stewart Hensley and Moscow bureau manager Henry Shapiro stayed from 9 ajn. to 1 pjn. at a phone on the fence facing the reception platform where Ike and Khrushchev made their first statements. So jammed was the press enclosure there that if Hensley had moved 'from the phone, he probably could not have got back to it. : "Four other staffers were posted on'the roof of the An drews Field operations build ing with another open line to the bureau. , ' -Tailed Through Streets "White House correspondent Merriman Smith was in the wire service car that tailed Khrushchev and Jke through the streets Into Washington. Smith toted a walkie-talkie and communicated to a U.P.I, car equipped with , a radio telephone, which moved on streets parallel to the parade. Smith dictated running color to the secpnd car which phon ed it in while on the move. "United Press International staff members were spotted in buildings and among the crowds all. the way through the capital and within minutes it became apparent from con crete and specific detail that K's reception was going to be cool but polite. - - "By this time the copy was flowing into the bureau in a steady stream that moved swiftly through a desk run by Washington news manager Julius Frandsen and bureau manager Ernest Barcella. Special writers pulled out specific angles for side stor ies. . .. "The., whole show went off with scarcely a hitch, except for some timetable changes caused by Khrushchev's being almost ah hour late. For the convenience of a f t e moon newspapers nearing deadlines, the bureau put out a hold-for-release lead based on infor mation from the official cere; moniaf .arrangements and a Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL London-A zoo official on discovering that Chi-Chi, the "female" panda is a he: . "It is really terribly difficult to tell whether pandas are male or female. I suppose they know themselves, but their differences are Very slight and no one knows anything about their sex life." sSkandia, Michi-Doris May Larson, 16, on learning that her mother, uncle and 10 brothers and sisters had drowned in a boating mishap on Lake McKeever: . . "What will I do now? I don't know .J.I don't know." Redmond, Wash.-Thomas H. Hopkins, superintendent of Hopkins Military academy, tharged with assault in the soli tary confinement of Cadet John Goodwin, 14: "I haven't done anything to be afraid of. Anytime we placed a student in the guardhouse we did so with the knowl edge and approval of the parents." Des Moines, Iowa-Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, on hav ing one or two meetings a year with President Eisenhow.er: "It's always better to meet and talk than to send messages which are not always friendly." , ; Beverly Hills, Calif .-Mrs. Eunice Surles of Lake Charles, La., after she won $25,000 in the annual Pillsbury bake-off with her Mardi Gras party cake: "I'm never satisfied with anything I bake. I may have done this better at home, but this will have to do." , Drivers Reminded Of School Bus Law ; Medford Police Chief Charles P. Champlin cau tioned residents driving . in rural ' areas . to stop when school buses are loading or discharging pupils. It's the law, he said. - The law holds whether the driver is approaching the bus from the front or the rear, he said. School bus drivers should, give an advance warn ing .with flashing lights or. a stop signal arm about 300 feet before making a stop. t When the driver stops, he should checfk the rear view mirror. to see it tne car be hind is coming fast. Be sure to give the stop hand signal, and if the car behind is com ing fast, move toward the right of the highway in stopping. If a school bus is stopped along the . highway, but no children are leaving . the bus or crossing the highway, then the driver may moye on, after stopping. Where youngsters are leaving the bus or crossing the - highway, the yvehicle should remain stopped until the way is clear, the chief advised. . There is only one exception to the law, Champlin. said. That is when the driver ap proaches a school bus that is stopped on the opposite side of a three or more lane high way. officials Strike gold Beirut-Customs officials on the. lookout for gold smug glers stopped Stella Shlomo from boarding a plane and searched her. In her jacket they found 187 gold coins, 63 pairs of gold earrings, 19 gold rings, 33 gold bracelets and several dozen gold and dia mond trinkets. THERE'S A REASON EVERY SEASON Sj for a rxri dress rehearsal that had been held last Thursday. "The day was far from end ed with the garade. Smith in a separate helicopter trailed K again when he flew over Washington. Patricia Wiggins got the inside dope on - the guests, menus and attire at the White House dinner. ; "And other staffers were working late into the night button-holing dinner guests to find out what K said to them and what they said to him. : "Of course, the bureau was well rested for the operation. Congress had adjurned at 6:24 ajn. the day Khrushchev arr rived." i , ) . ' ' Court Accepts Bid On Court Carpeting The Jackson county court Monday accepted the bid of Herndobler's Furniture com pany, -Ashland, for carpeting in circuit courtroom No. 1 and the ' adjacent judge's cham bers. " - . The bid, on 100 per cent nylon carpeting, set the total installation price at $1,275. Court members explained thai since the prices being consid ered were below the mini mum required for formal bid ding,' the offers were receiv ed on an informal basis. The circuit courtroom is currently undergoing exten sive renovation,' including in stallation of air conditioning, while Circuit Judge James M. Main is on vacation.. . .. 1 PROOF POSITIVE- Greensboro, N. C. Sales counselor Howard Wisehaupt said that clocking devices in department stores have prov ed what everybody has sus pected all along: It takes a woman, seven minutes to buy what a man buys in one min ute: . '' : : .; : MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Wednesday. Sept. 23, 1959- NOT ENOUGH TICKETS! Beirut-Police held promot er Housseein Sabeeti for .in vestigation when 7,000 ticket holders showed up at a 1,500 seat: theater to see a. belly dancing show. ' WANTED Woman Capable of Managing . 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