MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Unity, Nov. 9. 195
Porter's Stand on
Red China Rapped
Portland - TPS - Dr. Paul
Dull, University of Oregon
professor of East Asian his
tory, took a verbal dig Friday
at Rep. Charles O. Porter (D
Ore.), now on. a Far Eastern
four, for Porter's attacks on
this country's policy regard
ing Communist China.
Dr. Dull told the Portland
City club that Peter's re
marks are "a curious mixture
of criticism and cliches.''
Porter has urged recogni
tion of Red China but the U.S.
has refused to acknowledge
the Communist regime.
The educator declared that
Porter's charge about this
American policy being one of
"willful. ignorance" is hot
true. "It is what we know,"
Dr. Dull said, "rather than
what we don't know, that
causes us to have the policy
we now pursue."
i". The professor however, did
advocate admission of Ameri
man newsmen to Communist
China saying "We would then
probably have to admit Chi
nese newsmen to this country
"and it might be a good ex
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the air route which President Eisenhower Four. The tour will take him from Wash
will follow during his visit to the capitals ington to Rome, Ankara, Karachi, Kabul,
of nine countries next month: The Presi- New Delhi, Teheran, Athens, Paris and
dent will undertake the journey Dec. 4, Rabat.
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Local Association
Lists TV Program
An adaption of "For Whom
the Bells Tolls," a presenta
tion to expand the public in
formation campaign to help
dispel misconceptions about
tuberculosis,, will be used on
the Jackson County Tubercu
losis . and Health association
television program at , 5:30
pjn. Monday, Nov. 9, over
KBES-TV.
A panel of physicians and
surgeons will show through
slides, statistics and x-rays
what has happened, and is
happening, in tuberculosis
control.
Appearing on the panel will
be Dr. C. I. Drummond, Jack
son county health physician;
Dr. Duane I. Gillum, radiolo
gist, Medford; and Dr. John
W. Bradshaw, general prac
titioner, and Dr. John R.
Reynolds, specialist in ' in
ternal medicine, Ashland.
The association noted that
the public becomes more
aware of the tuberculosis
problem at this time of the
year because of the stepped
up public information during
the annual Christmas Seal
campaign, which . starts next
week.
Salem Students
Draw Suspensions
Salem (UPD Eight North
Salem high school students
have been suspended as a re
sult of a prank this week at
South Salem high school,
North Salem Principal E. A.
Carleton said Saturday.
The boys were suspended
for alleged hanging a dummy
on the South Salem flagpole
Tuesday night..
The boys admitted the act,
the principal said, adding that
they would be out of school
until conferences with their
parents were held.
EX-MUSIC CRITIC DIES
New York (UPD Noel
Straus, 78, former music
critic of the New York Times,
died of a heart attack Friday.
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Portland Crash
Takes Two Lives
Portland - (DPI Two per
sons died as a result of a two
Car collision here Saturday.
Three others were injured,
one critically.
Dead are Harry Fisher, 58,
Warm Springs, and Robert
Downs, 65, Bend.
Fisher was dead on arrival
at a hospital! Downs died
shortly after. .
Injured were Alvie Neal
Hill, 46, Bend; George Cloud,
18, and Julie Stark, 28, both
of Portland. Hill was in criti
cal condition.
Police said the car driven
by Hill went out of control
and struck a highway separa
tor, then collided with a car
driven by Cloud.
Fisher and Downs, passen
gers in the Hill car, were
thrown from the vehicle be
fore it left the highway and
came to rest in a cabbage
field.
Cloud suffered head injur
ies and Miss Stark suffered
head and leg injuries.
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Noted by Madden
i The entire skin of an animal
including at least one paw
and tail must be brought to
the county clerk's office- be
fore a bounty payment can
be made, according to E. M.
Madden, county clerk.
Worst problem - has been
with coyote bounty hunters,
he noted. Regular bounty
hunters know what the law is,
Madden said. It has been the
new or infrequent hunters
who have brought in pieces
of the animal and expected
payment. Bounties apply to
bobcats, cougar, coyotes and
porcupines. .
The animal mast be present
ed to the county clerk of the
county in which it was killed
within six months after it was
killed.
Presentation must be made
by the person who killed the
animal to the county clerk
along with a sworn affidavit
concerning date, place killed
and other information, Mad
den concluded.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
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