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Demonstrations Planned Against Ike in Uruguay Montevideo, Uruguay (DPD -There would have been at least three demonstrations against President Eisenhower during his visit here had not California Convict Caryl Chessman won a reprieve, it was learned on good authority Friday night. University students had al ready arranged the demon strations. They planned to greet Eisenhower March 2 with signs reading "Mur derer" and "Hangman, Go Home." The students were ready also to call for a public boy cott that would have given Eisenhower the staring, si lent treatment received in many U. S. cities by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Planned Demonstrations According to well-informed sources, the planned demon strations would have at least begun on an orderly basis, but there was grave concern that the Communist elements would have provoked out right violence. The sources said the ques tion of possible harm being done to the U. S. President came up at a meeting of the government council last Wednesday. At that time, the sources said, Minister of Foreign Af fairs Homero Martinez-Mon- tero expressed fears the at mosphere would be "too dan gerous" for Eisenhower should the Chessman execu tion be carried out on sched ule. 'Grave Concern The Council, which fulfills the functions of a president in Uruguay, was said to have chared the "grave concern" of the foreign minister and it instructed him to brief U. S Ambassador Robert Wood ward on the situation. : Uruguayans have been among the most active pro ponents of clemency- for Chessman. The books he wrote on San Quentin Pris on's death row were over night best-sellers in this country. Among the most vocal of groups demanding a reprieve for Chessman have been left ist elements and students, but newspapers also backed the cause. The Congress once passed a resolution asking U. S. authorities to spare the convict's life. - f News of his latest reprieve was greeted by joyous dem onstrations Friday. Survey Vessel Launching Held ': Portland -(CPU- A fisheries survey vessel outfitted to al low man to peer at the fish world through undersea windows, was launched here Friday by the Gunderson Brothers Engineering Corp. The vessel is the Charles H Gilbert, a 118-foot craft owned by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It has been rebuilt by the Gunderson Corporation to permit biolo gists to study undersea life s The vessel is normally based at Hololulu for studies of Pacific Ocean fish life. - A new bow with a "bubble" was added. The "bubble" has windows and is large enough - for a man and a camera. Glass windows in the bubble are Hi inches thick and are said to be stronger than the steel in the hull. MOSKVITCH ON SALE Casablanca, Morrocco rtFPB Russia's Moskvitch automo bile, which is to be exported to the United States, went on sale here for the first time Friday at a price of 714,000 Moroccan francs-about $1,244. IRRIGATION PUMPS to 60 H.P. sr 'W rrom y up .50 i3 H. P. Shallow Well $ggoo 'A H.P. DEEP WELL With 42 Gallon Tank and 1 TX jiifl Charaer 15450 Complete Siskiyoa llcrdnare n. SP 2.2939225 W. Male MEDFORO. OREGON W. Give H Gren Manes domed crry of Antarctica with ATOMIC POVVB? n"WILL BE POSSIBLE TO BUILD COMFORTABLE DOMED CITIES OH THE ICY WASTES OF AMTAUtTSCA'AND AVNE TrIE PRICELESS MINERAL WEALTH OF THIS NOW- FCRBIDDING CONTINENT , 'Mm I I LOOK INTO VOUR FUTURE- WILL YOU HAVE ENOU&H MONEV FOR FUTURE NEEDS ? HLP INSURE VOUR FINANCIAL SECURITY FOR. TOMORROW -9Y' PURCHASING U.S. SAVINGS BONDS to&! IDENTICAL TWINS have almost the SAME CHEWICAL COMBINATIONS IN TUBS BLOOD AND. BODIES. THAT5 WHY AN ORGAN- IKEA KIDNEY TRANSPLANTED FROM ONE TWIN TO ANOTHER WILL TAKE AND GROW Motion to Squash Indictment Entered Portland (DPD A motion was presented in the court of Circuit Judge Charles Red ding Friday to quash the in dictment against Levi S, Mc Donald, 61, Portland. McDonald was indicted along with four others on charges of injury to property by explosives in the Jan. 31 Portland newspaper truck bombings.- . McDonald had been sched uled to enter a plea Friday on the indictment. Judge Redding set aside un til Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. any action on the motion in order to give district attorney Charles Raymond a chance to see the petition. The four others are slated to enter pleas Tuesday on similar charges. Song Written About School Superintendent Knoxville, Tenn.-OJPD-Knox County School Superintendent Mildred Doyle said students in one elementary school Fri day composed a song starting, "Mildred Doyle should be boiled in oil." Earlier Friday she had or dered they attend Saturday classes to make up time lost when schools were closed be cause of heavy snow. 4-H Club News Hare Needle, Will Sew A new 4-H sewing club, Have Needle, Will Sew, was organized recently by a group of sixth grade girls of Hoover school. Mrs. Chester Ashton is the leader. Barbara Collins was elect ed president; Mariann Raapke, vice-president; Linda North, secretary; Brenda Mitchell, song leader; Lee Ann Riggs, news reporter. Other mem bers are Caroline Gandt and Kay Teeters. Needle cases are the ' first projects for the girls. Pin cushions will be next. Lee Ann Rigggs, ' Reporter Chicks Poultry Club The fourth meeting of Tal ent Chicks Poultry club was called to order bj Billy Bag ley, president, Feb. 6. Some members judged chickens at the Bagley home, and other members judged showmanship.- The March 5 meeting will be at Paulette Creel's home from 2 to 4 p.m. Caroline Tiegs will give a paper on how to choose chickens- for the fair. Sewing Susans Fifteen members and five visitors attended the third meeting of Applegate Sewing Susans Feb. 15 at the home of Susan Head. Plans were made for the community service project of well testing. The club will meet at the Applegate Shop ping center at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 21. The leader, Mrs. F. Krouse. helped the first year girls with their needle cases. The junior leader, Sandy Brewster, help ed the second year girls with apron making. The older girls received instruction on pat tern marking. Mary Pietrie and Susan Head gave a demonstration on shrinking material. Re freshments were served. Susan Head, Reporter Can Canners Linda Mullin gave a talk on how to freeze different foods at the fourth meeting of Talent Can Canners 4-H club Feb. 1 at the home of Judy Denison. Judy gave a demonstration on how to set a table correctly. The next meeting will be at the Bagley home March 7 after school. It will be a work shop meeting. Shady Cove Cut Ups Judy Waltz was elected president of the Shady Cove Cut Ups 4-H club. The meeting was held at Dawn Oliver's house Wednes day. Other officers elected MAIL TRIBUNE, Marfford, Or. Sunday. Feb. 21, 1960 were Connie Burnett, vice president; Dawn Oliver, sec retary; and Marilyn Mason, reporter. Members attending the meeting were Judy Waltz, Connie Burnett, Dawn Oliver, Marilyn Mason, Marilyn Learning, Donna Weitman, Sandy Paulson, Edith Low rey, Janice Waltz was a visi tor. New members are Caro lyn Uhrich and Connie Bur nett. Marilyn Mason, Reporter Central Point Forestry Club The Central Point Forestry 4-H club held a meeting Sat urday, Feb. 20, in the Skyr man home. The main order of business was election of offi cers. They are president, Wal ly Skyrman; vice president, Bill DeVore; secretary, Em mons Burns; and reporter, Pat Brusha. We discussed options for the project and planned the next meeting. Pat Brusha, Reporter JET SETS RECORD New York -tt!PD- An Air India international Boeing 707 jetliner Friday set an unoffi cial Seattle-to-New York non stop record of four hours and 34 minutes. It was six minutes less than the previous record set two months ago by a Sabena airliner. Oregon Girl Wins $100 Scholarship Seattle - (LTD - Three high school students one each from California, Oregon and Wash ington, Friday night were named winners of $100 stu dent and publisher magazine scholarships at the 13th an nual All-Coast Press Clinic here. Wally Ehler, Oakland, Calif., Mary Dickerson, New berg, Ore., and Willard E. Kessel Jr., Shelton, Wash., were the winners. They were chosen for the work in the field of journalism on their respective school newspapers and yearbooks. Ehler "is the yearbook editor-in-chief at Oakland Tech nical high school. Miss Dick erson is a staff member on the school paper at Newberg high, and Kessel is a student jour nalist at Irene S. Reed high school in Shelton. 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