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MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1960
Air Force Drops
Kitchen Police
From Duty List
Washington - (UPD - The Air
Force sent every one of its
GIs a giant bonus Tuesday by
announcing it's eliminating
KP.
The service told Rep. Frank
Kowalski (D - Conn.) that
starting July 1 each Air Force
commander will be able to
hire a civilian contractor to
handle the chores of washing
dishes, peeling potatoes,
scrubbing garbage cans and
other such kitchen jobs.
To Hire Civilians
The contractors will hire
civilians to handle the kitchen
jobs at all permanent bases
which were previously han
dled by GIs. The order will
not effect KP duties in the
field, forward areas, or in
kitchens aboard Air Force
planes. In peacetime, most
GIs are at permanent bases
except when they are on
maneuvers.
Kowalski, West Point grad
uate and ex-Army colonel who
first disclosed military man
uals instructing GIs how to
wash dogs and act as offi
cers' servants, praised this
new directive.
He wrote Air Force Secre
tary Dudley Sharp, "it is sig
nificant that the Air Force
-youngest in years of "our
military services - should be
the first to break the tradi
tional KP barrier."
Kowalski hoped the other
services would follow suit.
Americans To Face
Tribunal in Cuba
Havana, Cuba (UPD - The
semi-official newspaper Revo
lucion said Tuesday the two
Americans captured when
their plane was shot ' down
Monday will be tried by a
revolutionary court.
It said four Cubans arrest
ed at the scene of the inci
dent also will face the revolu
tionary tribunal in Matanzas.
Rebel Ariuy Commander
Juan Almeida, announced, that
the American fliers were cap
tured "while trying to land
for the purpose of taking out
of the country as a fugitive
from justice, former Police
Commandant Damaso M o n
tesino Alvarez, and other per
sons." Dallas, Ore. (UPD Damage
was estimated at $10,000 in
an explosion and fire Monday
at a service station here.
TRAIN DERAILED A broken coupler was blamed for the
18-car derailment of a Illinois Central freight train at Rock
dale, Iowa. The derailment completely blocked the main line
and officials said it would take about two days to clear the
tracks for traffic. (UPI Telephoto)
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Churches Said Concentrating
Power in Message Proclamation
By BISHOP
G. BROMLEY OXNAM
Of The Methodist Church
Washington, D.C.
Written for UPI
When the churches met in
the Second Assembly of the
World Council of Churches at
Evanston, 111., 120,000 Chris
tians assembled in Soldier
Field for a service of worship.
The world beheld the
churches visible in coopera
tion, the churches experienc
ing the corrective impact of
collective thinking. Quaker
learned from Orthodox, and
Orthodox from Methodist, and
Methodist from Anglican.
They practiced the military
principle of impulsion. Every
military move must have an
objective and is dependent
upon mass, that is, all that the
commander possesses men,
material, and morale. Impul
sion means multiplying mass
by concentrating upon a par
ticular section of the line.
Champlin Gives
Driving Advice
"Think for two-the other
driver and you-if you want
to stay safe in traffic."
With that advice, Medford
Chief of Police Charles P.
Champlin pointed out the re
lationship of defensive driv
ing to traffic safety.
He describes the defensive
driver as one who knows that
morally he must do all he
can to prevent accidents no
matter what the circum
stances may be. This means
he drives as skillfully as he
can, obeys all laws and does
whatever he can to compen
sate for unsafe acts of others.
Champlin stressed the im
portance of anticipating the
other fellow's errors. "Many
accidents could be avoided,"
he said, "if drivers would
keep a constant lookout for
the mistakes of others. In this
way they could spot danger
ous situations in time to do
something about them."
It is unfortunate, he said,
that there are more drivers
whose-main code of driving
seems to be not to give" the
other guy a break, than there
are defensive drivers.
With Oregon motor vehicle
registration at an all-time
high of more than 908,000,
defensive driving is more im
portant than ever, Champlin
said.
Wisconsin was settled most
ly by French explorers and
missionaries.
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Churches are concentrating
their power in the proclama
tion of message, in the devel
opment of sound international
relations, a just social order,
brotherhood in racial areas.
During Lent, when millions
think anew of the signifi
cance of their membership
vows, Christians everywhere
realize that they belong to a
world-wide fellowship with
the centuries of history be
hind it-the manger, the up
per room, the cross; a future
with the ages before it Jesus
Christ is to become the ruler
of the kings of the earth and
His Kingdom shall know no
end; a fellowship that knows
no barrier of nation, of class,
of race. It is a fellowship in
which the member realizes
that he is not alone and will
never be alone again-"Lo, I
am with -you always;" a fel
lowship with a summons to
get right with brother before
one leaves gifts at altars; a
fellowship that demands that
we master the faith until it
masters us; a fellowship in
which we are called upon to
concentrate our talents and
find greatness in service it
self. In Lent, we are together;
and out of Lent will come a
practice that means we shall
be together through the ages
to come.
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Kennedy Sees Victory in Wisconsin
Necessary To deceive Nomination
Washington (UPD Sen.
John F. . Kennedy (D-Mass.)
says it would be "extremely
difficult" for him to win the
Democratic presidential nomi
nation if he fails to win in J
the Wisconsin primary April
5.
He is in competition there
with Sen. Hubert H. Humph
rey (D-Minn.). Both were in
Wisconsin this week for cam
paigning. Two Appear in
Circuit Court
Roland Elmore Dodson, San
Gabriel, Calif., pleaded guilty
in circuit court yesterday to
charges of receiving and con
cealing stolen property. A
pre-sentence report has been
ordered.
Dodson is charged with re
ceiving and concealing a .38
caliber revolver owned by
Robert Clifford Kennedy,
Medford.
The case of Arden Daryl
Thurston, 28, of Central Point,
was continued on charges of
burglary not in a dwelling.
He is charged with breaking
into a service station on Table
Rock rd. Jan. 3, and taking
five saddles and various horse
gear.
Portland - (UPD - Federal
Judge Gus Solomon Monday
took under advisement a suit
by Umatilla Indians concern
ing their fishing rights.
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Kennedy, who is staking his
cuames on nis snowins m
state presidential primaries,
discussed his prospects with
Sen. Kenneth P. Keating (R
N.Y.) in an interview.
Kennedy said he would not
quit the race if he lost in Wis
consin. Humphrey took a sim
ilar stand last week. How
ever, Kennedy added that a
Wisconsin defeat would make
it very difficult for him to
win his party's nomination.
Depends on Showing
He said his chances of win
ning the nomination depend
ed on showing in state pri
maries that he was supported
by a majority of the Demo
crats. To a question about
Former President Truman
describing the presidential
primaries as "eyewash," he
said eyewash would be "the
drink that Milwauxee Is going
to make famous."
Kennedy did not advocate
national primaries to select
presidential nominees but said
he thought the present system
of selecting some national
Ashland Man Escapes
Injury in Accident
Ashland-A 50-year-old Ash
land man escaped injury Mon
day night when his truck hit
the edge of a ditch and turn
ed over on its side on North
Mountain ave. near Hersey st.
Driver of the truck was
Leslie E. Lusk, of 937 Oak
st. Police said the mishap oc
curred about 9:50 p.m.
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, convention delegates in state
primaries and others in state
conventions was the best.
He called Humphrey his
chief opponent "at this time"
because "the big picture right
now is in Wisconsin." If he
wins his primary contests, he
said, he would regard Senate
Democratic Leader Lyndon B.
Johnson (Tex.), Sen. Stuart
Symington (D-Mo.) and pos
sibly Adlai E. Stevenson as
his chief rivals.
Stevenson Choice
Sen. John A. Carroll (D
Colo.), said, meanwhile, that
his choice is twice - defeated
Stevenson.
"We haven't a Democratic
candidate in this country who
could have defeated Eisen
hower in 1952 and 1956,"
Carroll said. "Only the pro
fessional politicians care
about those two defeats - the
people don't let that influence
their choice."
He called Stevenson a "man
who can inspire people, a man
who stands for something,"
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ual - political leaders of the
world."
Kennedy reiterated his be
lief that Johnson, presumed
to have widespread southern
support, is the strongest of
prospective rivals now but
said he would not predict
what the situation would be
at the Los Angeles national
convention in July.
Overriding Issue
To questions about the ma
jor issues of 1960, Kennedy
said the overriding issue in
volved U.S. relationship with
the Communist world. He said
the biggest domestic issue wts
the drop in farm income.
Under fire from the Humph
rey camp in Wisconsin on the
farm issue. Kennedy concedes
that he had formerly support
ed flexible price support -opposed
by most Democrt
but said the program had not
worked. He said he now fa
vored higher price supports
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