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tar leasts off (Suss locket Stockpile Khrushch C Moscow (UFD Premier Ni kita S. Khrushchev said in a apeech made public Tuesday Aight that the Soviet Union's Stockpile of rockets and hy drogen and atomic warheads could wipe "all our potential enemies" off the face of the earth. : He told Soviet journalists feat he visited one factory where 250 rockets with hydro gen warheads , were turned out "on an assembly line basis within a year." - Khrushchev's speech to the newsmen in the Kremlin last Saturday was released Joy the official Soviet news , agency Tass Tuesday night. . '.. J While stressing the "in vincible might" of the Soviet armed forces, Khrushchev re iterated his appeal for total disarmament. Khrushchev noted progress in Soviet-Western relations. As for his talks with Presi dent Eisenhower at Camp Da vid, Khrushchev said he told Eisenhower "his position dif fered from1 mine." . i "I was authorized by the Soviet government, in con formity with the desire of our people, to sign immediately an agreement on disarma ment; on the discontinuation of arms productions and on their destruction," Khru shchev said. "I believe the President also wants this, but apparent ly he cannot do it because Fashionette Loral eigh Casuals WE HAVE THEM! o ALL SIZES ; 10 to 20': '' 12'2 to20'2 ' ALL COLORS ; Acetate and Rayon - --Viscose and Rayon l - Cotton and Viscose. $: I88 2 for $35.00 .Use Our LAY-A-WAY P LAN FOR . CHRISTMAS! . We Validate -Parking Tickets Fashionette : ' LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR 22 South Central Across from Craterian Medford there are still strong quarters in the U.S.A. opposing dis armament. We' must not be deceived in this respect." Khrushchev criticized Gov. Kelson A. Rockefeller of New York for a reeent speech the premier said .''expressed the desire on the part of definite circles to turn back the point er of the barometer which is tending toward the lessening of international tensions from ,'rain' to 'fair' and which the exponents of the cold war are pushing in a different direc tion." r - - '. - "But Messers. Imperialists,, if you try to return to the po sition of the cold -war, Rocke feller will not save you just as the late U. S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles could not save you.. . . ," Khrushchev said. No Progress in Newspaper Strike Portland - (UPD - Federal Mediator Elmer Williams planned today to hold sep arate meetings with both sides in Portland's newspaper strike to try to arrive at some basis for resuming joint ne gotiations. "No progress" was Wil liams' report after a two-hour meeting Tuesday attended by both representatives of the striking Stereotypers union and bfJ the Oregonian and Oregon Journal. ' Williams said the next joint meeting was subject to call.. "I intend to talk separately with, both parties between now- and the next meeting," he said. There was no indica tion when the next session would be held, . The striking union, in a one-page sheet distributed on Tuesday, charged that, the newspapers were importing highly paid "professional strikebreakers." '." The. rTihiOn also said some Portland firms were canceling" advertising during the strike and that "thousands of union fami lies" were canceling subscrip tions. ' y :- . J In a front page editorial to day, management charged "the current flood of rumors generated by the: Portland Stereotypers union strike - is as wild as ' that which fol lowed upon the Vanport flood of 1948. Then it was said that boxcars loaded with corpses were wheeling out of Port land under cloak of night." The newspaper charged that the present crop of ru mors flow from "the false thesis" that (1) "the newspa paper unions were- deliber ately pushed, into the strike," and (2) the strike was incited to "pave the way for the Ore gonian to take over the Journal.'? . v . . ... . . check with A- . . . ;. Louse ll1g i : !toi-!r v. m ir lit as fit -i.mtttifis r ii ni'lll IIHftltMO Nothing contributes more to lasting comfort in your home than a GOOD heating sys tem. That's why you owe it to yourself to discover the comfort and convenience of' modern, electric, heating by WESTING-' HOUSE. Check these advantages: CLEAN creates no dirt or fumes. CONVENIENT heat at the flip of a switch. DEPENDABLE no moving parts to wear or get out of order. ECONOMICAL all the heat goes into the room. FASTdoubU action electric heating ... radiates for in stant warmth, circulates heated air for even comfort.. , FREE . . . from WESTINGHOUSE ... 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Member Indicted on Charges of Perjury Washington - (UPD-A federal Grand Jury indicted a former Teamsters Union member for perjury today, charging he falsely denied taking payoffs from a trucking employer to preserve labor peace. ' The eight-count indictment was returned here against Ed ward F. Weinheimer of the Bronx, N.Y. The indictment charged that Weinheimer falsely denied to the Grand Jury that he re ceived cash payments total ling $2,000 during August and September, 1957, from his em ployer, Exhibitors Service Co., Inc., of McKees Rocks, Pa.", a trucking firm. Conferred with Hoffa The indictment charged that just before the alleged cash . payments, Weinheimer admitted conferring with Teamsters President James R. Hoffa who at the time, was a vice president of . the union, and . with Robert (Barney) Baker, a representative of the Central Conference of .Team sters. ' Barney was indicated last Sept. 21 by a federal Grand Jury in Pittsburgh on charges of accepting money from Ex hibitors Service Co. in viola tion of the Taft-Hartley Act. Baker's case is awaiting trial. Sought Intervention . Today's indictment said the purpose of Weinheimer's meetings with the teamster of ficials was to seek the inter vention of Hoffa and Baker in a jurisdiction labor dispute and to call off an imminent strike by a Pittsburgh team sters local against the firm. The Grand Jury hadabeen conducting an investigation to determine, whether Exhibitors Service Co. correctly explain ed certain payments in its re ports filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. . The perjury charges again st Weinheimer were based on his testimony of Aug. 28, Sept. 2 and Sept. 3. . ' lDFORDaTRIBUNE Rogue Valley Edition . . Page 2 Stocks Steady on Moderate Tradinq New York - (UPD -' Stocks ruled steady to slightly high er in moderately active trad ing today. Hopes of a steel settlement before the end of the injunc tion period Jan. 26 brought further buoyancy . into the steel issues. Continental Steel and Lu kens were up more than : 2 each. Youngstown added nearly 2 and U.S. Steel and Republic more , than a point. Bethlehem firmed. Allegany, facing a possi ble proxy fight, tacked on a small fraction. It opened on a block of 35,000 shares. Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York - (I'PD - Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 i n d u strials 635.62 up 1.16,- 20 railroads 146.65 off 0.16; 15 utilities 66.09 up 0.16;. 65 stocks 207.8.3 up . 0.26,- Sales Tuesday were -about 3,570,000 shares com pared with 3.710,000 Monday. Tuesday's prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co. Am . American Can American Motors . AT&T ... Anaconda Copper . Armco Steel Bendix Aviation .. ....113 i,i 92 Vz 40 i 88 3i 77'i 62 Ti 69 '4 67 :i -517i - 32 i . 30 . 63 Continental Can L 44 urown zeueroacn Curtiss Wright Dow Chemical : Du Pont ; Eastman Kodak Firestone - General Electric General Foods Georgia Pacific Graham Paige . .. Greyhound Gulf Oil 53 . 31j 88 255 98 ...136?4 81i 102 i 48 2',' 21 : 107 ',4 43 46 405 V 130 49 14 Homestake Mining .. Idaho Power ' I. B. M. . Int Paper , Johns Manville Kaiser Ind , Katv ' 5 Kennecott Copper 92 Lockheed Aircraft 29 Montana Power Co. 26 Montgomery Ward 51 Natl Biscuit 53 V New York Central 27 Pac Gas & Elec. .. 61 Penney. J. C 114 Penn RR Radio Corporation . Richfield Oil Safeway Sears Shell Oil. - Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co.: Southern Pacific Standard California Standard Indiana . Standard NJ. Sun Mines .... Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulfur 17 Tex Pac Land Trust 20 Transamerica . 30 18 a 15 65 . 75 35 49 73 40 38 22 46 40 46 6 77 Trans World Air Tri-Continental Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft U. S.. Rubber U. S. Steel Youngstown 5 & T . 37 Vi 133 29 35 . 60 Vi 94 120 V v ) r3 f-4,f Lf THE WHITE ROSE' An anti-Castro organization, "The White Rose" has announced from N. Y. .City the formation of a. provisional Cuban government in exile which will seek the ouster of . Fidel Castro. Rafael L. Diaz-Balart : (left), .33, secretary-general of the. White Rose is. the brother of Castro's former wife, Mirta Diaz-Baiart, Dr. Domingo Gomez Gimerunez (right), 56, a Columbia Uni versity physiologisV is to be head ci the "iig fegjme.-- The giant statue "Christ of the Andes" on the border be tween Chile and Argentina commemorates a 1902 pact that settled a border dispute between the two countries. Scholarships For Rural HS Students Seniors graduating from rural area high schools, and planning to attend an Oregon college or university, are be ing offered a scholarship op portunity by the Oregon Coun cil of Churches and the Sears Roebuck Foundation. Two scholarships, offered to all. seniors irrespective of race, color, or creed, will be based ' on essays written on themes that present the values and opportunities of rural life and vocation. The essays, be tween 2,000 and 3,000 words, must be original, and the ap plication approved by the school principal. The Council of Churches hopes, through this essay-contest, to encourage rural high school " students to consider the values of rural life and the many vocations open to them in the rural setting. It is also designed to . encour age rural high school students to seek higher education in Oregon institutions of learn ing. ' Interested high school sen iors should write to .the Ore gon Council of Churches, 212 Fitzpatrick Building, Portland. Los Angeles - (CPD - County supervisors rejected Tuesday a proposal to pay $2,000 for a large ice and snow statue, one of 30 to line the entrance of Squaw Valley where the I960 winter Olympics will be held. "I'm not voting money for any snow man," supervisor Kenneth Hahn said. IT'S TIME TO ORDER! . YOUR PERSONAL Name Imprinted CHRISTMAS CARDS f '; '. : : ' - . . , . Over 40 Albums To Choose From On the Balcony and Remember Your Family and Friends with a beautiful thanksgiving card' jadleys 17. South Central Three Days Thursday Credit Gladly Given ..... USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT I FIR Only-Nov. 19-20-21 - Friday - Saturday You'll be surprised and pleased at the savings we are offering during this event. A representative, of the Vancouver Fur Factory will be in our store Thursday, Friday and Saturday to show you the latest fur fashions and help you make your selection. 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