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Tlie f$iyci Pioneer Sites
Ei,i?;?tinn-wvill hold itaithirri
4n.niQl meinfMj)gjiy, May
2.(a) 8 p.m. in the Brunjfcjb
buildiigl i gejnville. fcrg)
Jani 6bihtc sectary,
- St(Sfa)riS)cce&SfraS!
Vill lMlki toMinle
nf(t)Xtouttid CnAefcsw
te,. "
S jftaftfaiffift (S
priit coiflpttfatic
as itD(WSf
oH 9f hc
r ftf eelortj of vm
v. ma., 4n n4n
now tsiieb& pyoit
viiis, e uw w ntci
te 8 tras ? tS)(g
net b rstorc.
E9v1rl eoundgtioS fecm
Aa IfBn CmrOCciMdl
starS?" O
they leel t Xcuii . or
leell & If rstiie. "ft,
tion"M 'Srinea Flvapft.
tic HflfidIiBft)rS;iWoi
Bouiekepinti" Ui9 itbiar
tion ot th K(icJ Xnt fo
Hlstorlo Pytservatair SsiA
ingto 0:. "
Joaee anted) "Mrtietf tat
havo een io tamiTi n ione
tint lur.4 m nagjc o thfcr
oca, sswttn mcdiue9 o3l
life and1 m aurraL So H m
with each villas and city.
They, too heed iocal pinti bZ)
affectior, oi me nistone cotu--munifjf
apirit. rha atiet of
these places catt, end eftouidj
be, numbeviass, tach cuited to
iv own history and peocl. la
a; very teal sense Uiesa hildi
baaiirines where fiie seirituai,
ishel and ho unseed."
. He taia as "pogrt& goes
from some lacs to eome
plflce, an if we would fcno-w
where te euft 8er s
are goin& e mtiat also tep s
fe Iiat on the chart to in
dicate ehett) are heva beeft."
?he BSSl. tfone rrote?houl$
heveaemsAsisoiaKisei tieoc
(each of "te aoSSible, t
nent toulj fee tfitn li lei
fleating- iO in9, rocKleee n1
'inreittte o 11 thSt 4hsf
pened5 to our fateii"
iones fuggestea reiaciflf
tfvej orsjnl ftirnituii tSQo
duoaj tfie Wtllgartejr, train e)
SlKESAfc
ftshase. or$
fje) tisit&
ftft IblHllilSil
V Mit irroua4i
V KhtuCiitifrit. Art
11 rlUi anil 6.'arS(ti.
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I ) j. o d o e nd v irj t
1 Sorjs839fttiWG cglNS
f ) 9rlt4 for tStrt!o
( I EtOKl LONG mfTANcf
n91 erl
1 itfgi uucKaorn
f) U Ashland
NOW THRU TUES
CfmiouiTodag)!:!"
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KENNETH MORE DANA WYMTERa
CO-FEATURE v"
WW KIJK wmKi
UNffiCTR DOUGHS OLIVIER
7HEDEVH'SD!SCIH4i
Jott SCOTT . L QALLIEJC I
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Margaret II ,, , 1 . 7ifC
LEIGH TON N "' JfA V 'if '
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a.irtTwit. ,- ' m
HfCf y BURMVES J jX . C
(Meeting of
iguip in costume. anddoV
historically complete job of
ftreatiifjlifeJas it was once
ab, 19 uibiunc sue
nanirut,for a soect
that has
c tOWrtQ
or ww can an tiii',Ji
Mti. "a4 J m tl.
hoHS into(nilctt, function-
St Tt of) community 1)4
ijy mm -vu
ll i
fibn-t?085" m e
weoi
si ioua' can unosssiana'.
?oiSion Mnot immed-
laaift pqesibtt. donate siarB-
tecem',ita ai holtKroj
th simta) it rnec1tcoiTi;
foSAlt) ,Dif to
ilt4aft.ftill rtvjlat
hiftA4c houKB, hii is
cwntt ca iui,cant the
ttfi tlss tjxchitsc
Vift! Sll. hii a latat
e hos tlsere ere
hut&ieds of caripAnticea it
fi4 of )hich mia)he tie the
munity," iones rote.
ont diff not eevocwa
truction if KBotion A not
cSjei. "f imS itsamj? sre
jc dfS8 ltio" tft
ei.
fiectotaCbdiK CP nte,
n 'bavc Bvufile'. S nsa! to
Greet Aet ape at)
diteotJs fnMB cC choM
?a$es) hetf ceiicmjae as sail
ea to otnoae CS hctf ceuM
It S im$os3nt, he Sift,
to iAtarpret 4 a Oieit
us women osorteii vas cre
ated ja.edi
jonesuggMtes Star v
ioflr loot) at reetotetioA ift
e?mt "tll ari meaning to
irwip own vnar jmr iivet , met
piaee tfieie tobti tnele renscO
aibiiitiee ae ciftnene aji jper-
enras m isutmip eon$t so
hat tftee ee tBeir present
problem, not as exceptions,
but a) continuations of the
challenge laced by their fore,
fathfeiS."
Biff latifgftons for
Tnv.Hatinns tn bid for con
struction of 7-fSbt treated
timber bridge oear tli North
for A ot the eofiutt rivftr in
b8 i8uea Ccon by ths SciS
stiver nstioael nrest.
Vita lnratioa Cill IS IWroft
imSlOIy 9 Snilfi northaast of
Profgect. h rig will pro
vide ecces to A) consifferablf
ejnouet ce tiw ap vm ner-
vesver cat tnvxiBioa i-wts
trict. O
Inteiptl crtfSctonf gy
obtain inft9tion on Uiero
ject ftora th offlcS of th
forest suggrvisor tn room 315
of th$ pc. office uilSing)
Iedfor, ej:corin Samuel
S. rPoiriar, fpsistftnt q9jt&
fjngineer.
Salens- (ITD - A Salem nUV
tA- maltl about to writ $
tickt on (M cr aergSd ovgr
tin9 in downt8vn Se'BJi Fri
saw 2-fSar-old boy w&o had
(dpy, gOinced into th$ car id
saw a -yeai-uiu uv; wnw nou
slipped in hiS childfen's car
seat and wachoRShft Q
The maM Marjorie Jordan,
went to the tot's cue, thSji
located the mother in shop
nearby.
Comparfy1 Announce
Consfrucfion Pans
Portland - (OPD - The West
ern Electric company (Friday
announced plan to construct
a major two story addition to
its Portland Distribution cen
ter in the"HoHywood dis
trict." The construction job will
approach a cost of $2 million.
The addition is 110,000 square
fgot extension. ,
Portland-OT-Mrs. W Eg
genr'tfe of the prime 2nin
istetsUf the Royal Rosarians
in Porgond, died Friday dur
ing surgery shortly after bc-
ing taken tn the hospital.
T0N1TE!
Local and
O .... .
Spradf tjiiktn - Sheriffes
officers investigating OSeiJ'mann, 318 Vancouver
theft of a fertilizer spreader
reported last week by I,
&.KMU,route3. hox53V5(;WJ
,l0Ta-.Q
oj lQeS - Harry F?P
I iuci $uj. ei, annul neuuy, lUu -
(rd, refwyted to sliff's dep-VS
Mermen, Strou't Realty, Med-
uties Friday tht a house at
1464 Hillcourt St., Medford
was dkynajftd. Santege rppar
iUy not (aerioufj iepxi
tie eaieV
O
mM ile spogeore by, tlie)
Meford Saf9th Pa.T Aivaiif
tist church will be held Tuus-i
day, May 3,e the Fehl build-
I'jttlgfrom 9 a.m. to )p.m. Pro-
co)from 4Mi ,seMi,rtll(a in
the) buin ftwd; w
Elrffil)
tesicSNYBt
-u -jsk.vw!
Mrs, 'eltar (3., 11V Va lth
t.. Weo. Abui o, iejo
a )). Vie -poundjl at Saprti
H8i holpitaJ.
Airman Apprentice1 William
OrBrit Cotfen ia? fenitft 14
oy vacruit leeve et the hoeie
c hie Bewve, . ewf ttrai
Veiton h. Cottcfi, erwtf 1 jox
fib Wa4(b4.
Cotai will fetmrt 4b Vem-
hie rami., for 14-week
!nooj tv teigtina ajrucr
turd nijchni(i8) .
fciBWAN CSr SSoStg)
Kenneth H. Bnnia airman
(tti clasc, ion of Mr. arid
Mra- gohn W. nni,7l9 sar-
rngon st., waatowi, nag) been
nemS airmen of the month
Sr Aypil ft hia; unit at 11-
ienfof Ai force base. ftJa.
kg, accojdine; to Air Forqe ot
(virms Con' rCXOived his
ewerd br hie worn as fircraf t
dispatcher in thf) transport
oiteretion? taction of the
5040th operation tuaSron.
h oerf aonsist or a ricte
in egusoron aiircrait ov ni)
choice, tlireeKifcy paai) (
tronHa tnf ea etaitt tor 30
tUtvSi
8n n if) ettendfe tact$r4
Jjigh school An enters the
ftir orcf in October, 18M.
irmSn SS?h9 C Egy
rSl, Son of Hr. nd Mna a.
W. Dehl, ritS 3, box lsfe
SfeWbrd. aaS rAnai9 ffiirmtn
of th month for Februr)j
hil sttftioriKT f)t tltej North
Truro ir f orcfistlSlion. North
f ruro.
DaOil, wilft radar ninlferi-
(jncC, joined thf Kir too ts
1457 ftllowinfe hayfduation
com PhoSniS Siah Btknpol.
H reeeived third Pig:
ajwaMi i the) Vredoa VToun
ittiot. lettnr writing) contest
Igst year snd ha been cited
fir h milil-y bearing, rigaj
ni-iBar4'dnA Vnth in iinifnrm
W6ft-wa'" ' -
And. rivilijcn rlnthR. K) was)
9 first string) memt- d hii,1)tlradar-guided GA
squadron basKetball team thlg)
yJr.
lfHQU4D80&)
Richard ft. Rainey,(iX.ion
machinist) nut: third ctSSs.
son of I8r. and Mrs. GSbii)
Kaincy, 7a Manzanita si.,
Central Point, issrvir(g)with
all geSthfl- Figjiter Squad
ron 3 et th North Island
NMfi ArstiSh San Diego,
Clif. n O
INBOARD SHIP
CRoeer L. Poutre, seanan,
son of Mr. and MrK) LeAjiaM
L. Poutre, 2653 Buckshot TO.,
Medford, is serving aboard the
tank landing (Ship, USS De
Kalb County, now operating
with the U.S. Seventh fleet in
the Western Pacific.
RECEIVES AWARD
Army Pfc. Robert W. Smith,
26, on of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lard C. Smith, 1947 Stewart
ave., Medford, received a safe
ty driver award recently.
Smith is assigned to the
Eighth Infantry division in
Germany. He drQve a military
vehicle 6,000 miles without
accident or traffic violation
I Smith is a 1953 graduate of
Medford High school and at-
' tended Southern Oregon col
,ege' g)
COMPLETES COURSE
Army Pvt. Gerald M. Tepc
vac, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
M. Tepovac, 1203 Fourth ave..
Gold Hill, recently completed
the nint week equipms&t
maintenance course at the en
gineer school. Ft. Velvoir, Va.
Tepovac wap-.employed in 1
Oregon VeneerT White City, '
before entering the Army.
ASSIGNED TO ARTILLfcftT
Army Pvt. Wallace H. John-
I ston, sor. of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam II. John'-ton, 4137 Ham
rick rd.t Central Point, recent
ly was assigned to the 52nd ar
tillery at Camp Hanford,
Wash,, a Nike-Hercules mis
flf t.nlt.
The 23-yeaQ soldier was I
graduated from CriQr High
school. His wife. MartCn, lives
in Richland, Wash. I
Personal
RecupaWing - EJf. N
Medford, is recuperating at
his home after suffering a re
cent sj ro kjf.a;o:g to
irienasr
'
'
tieiie AdirdttccSCSa-
cred Heart hospital Thursday
ipr " V " Aiiwiaunj
f)ents were David L. El-
lefson, 8-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmo Ellefson,- Butte
Falts) medical patient; Mrs.
Ruth Winkle, 4844 North Pa
ejfie highway, Central Point,
medical batient; Jimmie J.
Creel, Lakeview, surgical pa
"?v"'h ..t
Edwfc O'Conner, Crs!;!
PassXiuhflcal; and Bernard
Shaw, Qrants Pa8(sirgii:a(
U ' ' " c-S
(jta (inner)- A baked him
dinner will be held on(Ioth
es Day. Sky 8. rw)m noon to
,ia p.m. sponsored dv tns ud-
iofar ptice will De (available
for children.
$&geai)C4s)5&$)hn
Franl Medford, Allttl',e)(I)i
sUrgnce companies' agent, and
Mcs frttittj 22 Quince St.,
left Saturday to) attend the
companies lunth'ahnual ' con-
ferine) of Champion)
new urieans. may 1-3. as onefoenner s stripes; jettKose,
of the1 companies' sales lead
ers, he will 'ecelve the covet
ed "Honor' Ring1' for lib out
standing performance in 1059.
u (a) j
CPatteBts-A surgery patient
at Sacred Heart hospital Sat
urday wa; Myron S- Fulling
ton, 61 Nutley st..iAslimd. A
medics.) patient t h e r 7 was
Jimmy Shutz, 13-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs." James R.
Shutz,(4Ul East42th st., Med-
f Ike Keor- Tl(Nii.
son county sheriff's qtfcejnas
recovered i) bicycle, deputies
reported Saturday. Tlff)owner
may recover it by describiJg!
It! they .laid. M
Complsinf Pilsl5
San franci(5o - aiPI) - S9n
Orancisco suDerlbr court was
ased JF)riday to ore- thrrfa)
union to man (a ship tust is
(t)til vuj, in Portjajid in (ijiabor
aiSj&Hnej
The complaint jaj;ed by
Wfton Navition Co,, and
tbj Ifocific Maritime associa
tion. ?h jfjiig) Involved is Mat
son's S. S. Hawaiian Citizen.
It AOs recently convrfHfd to a
ca.tgli-container vesser-ndthe
company claimed that three
uninnft Sailors Union, of the
Pacific, M(arne Firerrs UnJ
ion and the Marine Cooks andJ
Sta&grda)- went back on an
agfment to man the vessel.
Ld8lngVles-fllPD-TwWpre
allslv secret rtrursions oKt
sui- Falin air-to-air guided
rnissilg) are) now in quantity
rSrbductidnk Hughes Aircraft
company Announced Satur
day. The fflssiles, for usewith
F-106A Jet Interceptdra, ) are
Itl radar-guided GARfSAT and
the(Jfrared-guided GAH-4A.
WeaiEfer o
FORECASTS
Medfvd. and vicinity: Mostly
cloudv Upa few light shower
thivTvorning. Partial clearing with
ocdafMnal sunny periods this aft
ernutfn. Partly cloudy tonight and
Mondays-Continued cool today but
a litUefWtrmer Monday. High to
day 65-owLow tonight 35-38. High
Monday 73-75.
Western Oregon; Considerable
cloudiness Sunday. Few scattered
showers mosUy along the coast and
over the mountains. Partly cloudy
Sunday night and Monday. High
Sundav 56-66 and Monday 60-72.
Low Sunday night 36-46.
Northern California: Fair Sunday
and Mondav except low clouds near
the coast. Drlrile Sunday morning
Fort Bragg northward. Little
change in temperature ( )( )
TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
61: below norma 4.
Record hiRh this dateTW in 1946.
Record low this dalJSV.n 1954.
PRE'CtPITATION: 14 nours to
pm. trart.
Total this month 6I-in., J2 In.
below normal. w
Total since Sept. t 13.87 In., 1.80
In. helnw nnrmal.
HUMIDnV) LoweaTAleiterday
U'u. high-yesterdny tJi
lllth Txiw
Yes- Yester 14-hr.
r.TY
tarday day Preclp.
Brookings 57
Kljmatn Falls 39
MEDFORD 65
Portland 66
4H
32
37 t.
3
St-attle ...
.... 64,
7Ti
.... 57
... 57
...79
-.38
76
43
40
33
Eureka ,
Red Bluff
Sacramento ....
San Francisco
Los Angfles ..
50
50
4
49
33
"53
22
44
72
50
34
Phoenix
Denver .
Chicago .
83
47
Miami Beach 81
New York 60
'.ishlngtoo D.C. 72
CHEF
O Wishes to welcome
All friends and former customers
to ENJOY GOOD FOOD at the
Jackson Hotel Dining Room
o
Same Reasonable Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Race Heavy Undercurrent
Morse Ready9for Capital's
By A. ROBERT SMITH
Mail Tribune
WasVon Corrtspondant
Wasrfington (Special) - If
religion is the main undercur-
aenLof the VeUVirginUL DEU
mar', rate is tfie'lSeavieM btiHf
dercurrent iri the District of
JTriui'iiuiir-1''' iMiiiTbi.Sit'A ctn
Senators Wayne Morse and
Hubert Humphrey.
Cub Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 4
Cub Scout Pack 4. Oak
Grove and West Side schools,
met Thursday fSvvning at the
l)ak Grove grntnasium (76$:
.vSjrir monthly pack meeting
1 he flag ceremony was con
ducted byrDeih 2gGubmast,errverfliwsoa y
George Bryant conducted"
candlelight ceremony for Bob
cat George Heffer. Mr. and
Mrs.,Heffer presented the pin
to thWto)son. ()
BillRose acted as commit
tee chairman and presented
SccjCT)- O "ffamaIiVckerchief
slides to panicCGIeason and
Garj' RayT Tlie following
awards were presented: Mike
Rennick. wolf badee. one sold
(furrow) assistant d e n n e r's
snipe: nuiin.e manui, wuu
badge; Bob( Htibbard. one gold
in-wirrow, one silver arrow and
one gold arrow; Dcjnald) Wil
son. two suvsr arrowsrxGary
Ekberg, one-Void arrow,
Bryant presented potted
plants to JerrtKeesee, retir
ing committee erjainnan, and
DorrCoIlins, retiring games
chairman, in appreciation of
their work. (
Herbert Wing, commission
er, antf-'Martin, assistant dis
trict commissioner, conducted
(an) inspetcion of the entire
pack, with the following boys
named highTDen 1, Ricky
Gravelle; Den 8, Jeff Rose;
Den 3, David Shinn and
Billy Salade; Den 5, Andy
Lalnb and Mike Flynn, and
Deir 6, Craig Bryant and
Marx Tuttie. It was announc
ed Craig Bryant had the high
est sojrr)of the entire pack.
TheAkeila doll for attend
ance was won by Den 6, and
l(ffik achievement flag was won
W Den 2.
Melvin Rennick was intro
duced (g) the new Wofifo
lt$T: .. .
A-sxn enniiea 100 many
Suitorslv was presented by
Den 6. O
J"he next committee meet-i(-.a)will
be ThursxtorA May 6
at the home of Mrs. Robert
Hubbard, 3562 Jaksonville
highway, at 7:30 p.m.
Winners of cakes were Jack
Phillips and Mrs. W. H. How
ell. ,
The closing cerentoot was
conducted by Den 2. J
Cub Scout Pack 5
Cub Scout Pack 5 held its
meeting Tuesday night at Jef
ferson school with the Webelo
en conducting the flag cere-
iony.
The attendance awara,
Cubby, was won by Denf
and a skit was presc-nted(bs
Dens 7 and 8. A bobcat cere
mony was held inducting
Ricky Wilklns, Skip Harvey
and Kenneth Philips into the
Cub Scouts.
Clair Ferris and (eYfrey
Wall were received into Troop
105 by Scout Master Melum.
Awards were fetyscnted by
Wayne Beinett, committee
man, to MafloiSSFerns, Gary
Mullen, and Donald Smith,
wolf badge; Danny Smith,
Richard Ricken and Shannon
Vinson, bgar badge; David
Graham( ICJenny Harris, Den
nis Tenrpleman, Tommy
Peterson, gold arrow with
wolf badge; David Orr. Ken
ney Harris, Johnny Knapp,
and David Pruitt, silver arrow
with! wolf badge; Ronnie
SzpakV)id Jeffrey JeffersbJLi
silver arrow with bear badge;
and Stephen McCulley, gold
array with hSF3e.
'Cwo-year pins-wtre given
Dennis Olson and Tommy
Ptlteyson.
Achievement awards were
presented Ronnie Szpak, Tom
my Marier, Tommj(V)?tcrson,
Stephen McCulleyi Douglas
Knights, Bill Beatty7, Shannon
Vinson, and John KnoxT)
Tentative plans were-'in-nounced
tot a pack picnic at
ouVelle park July 23.
Salem OJPD- Salem black Top
Paving company Friday was
awarded a $12,068 contract by
the Oregon Highway commis
sion for .11 miles of grading
and paving on Cannery st. in
Woodburn.
FROSTY
for All Moali Sorvtd.
sMsMsMsMsaeel 3 ssWr&Jr. ""'""i jow fi
,.3lAl-BlUti WM Balcarl Polnto .at. E .
llie outcome will be deter-1
mined in Tuesday's balloting the endorsement of some Ne
here in pit is the nation's! sro leaders, (ejjuniphruy has
oddest e!k;n. Qnported Jackie Robin, the
aanuwiinea
between their I
; othju:sutes
appearance
where the)"aie seekWg presf5! rrts brrtan.
dential convention delegates, j Candidal' C
Morse and Humpjire 'Sr8rci A u S
conducted a slattVbang cam. .. be 8
Hunnuiic) i"St;
a shxfDibang camH
Dm 011 hra f -f maili' mnulrd
making speedy at luncheon
and d i n n e r gatherifig. in
churches, restaurants, Watres
j 1 I
ana wntsev.iu.eir campaign.
managers a corral an a, n,iu.rte WP i7) clHeng(J be)
Race ha become a heavy. 1
not
.oc nam nam. lacUir-111 ,
the DTC. -flection because-"bf
the voting population h eVe
dents of ashington, L.
are Negroes. q
Because tl.i.(lait)an odd
and relatively insiginficant
elec.ion, less tharLiiie In, 10
re?dents are registerea to
We. Residents of the nation's
x;ajital (are) not (pfhnitted to
voie lor any oittcevolder.
ther the President-bf ttel
ed States nujfnieinbersSif theXiiaa come to be(i)champion iN
school boarctr All local office
holders are appointed directly
or indirectly' by the' White
House.
Tb only thiAg)voters will
be able to decidenn Tuesday's
election is their choice of dele
gates to the presidential nomi
nating coreltHonS; and-sfor
the 45,000 Tegistcred QejJio
crats theejwiil be the choice
of whether they prefer Morse
or Humphrey for President.
There is-a unpficial slatof ot
delegated !r fltevensinT,
but Stevenson har suggested
that voters choose between the
Senators.
fteavyro Vol?)
There is no waj-of knowing
what pro6rtion of the rKts-
tered voteravare white or col
ored, but the obvious appeals
to .Negro voters by both sena
tors) is indicative of their pre-
sim.ptionthat Negroes will
cast a gn4 many of the bal
lots Tuesday.
Racebecame an open issue
in the campaign three weeks
ago after (S) group of Negro
leaders(appealel4p both can
didates to give tyir endorse
ment, to (STauaiir.ca Negro
tor the position of Democratic
(national committeeman. N o
specific person was suggested
Morse said he would liaVeHo
study the situationLHis choio
for national committeeman
was the incumbent, JCC. Turn-
er, m-o is white and is also
ehakriWi of tl) WfSiliipon
end or sem)i t RWr r(a4)j
central iepor council, w.iqae
Humphrey quickly respond
ed with an endorsement of a
Negro attorney, Frank D.
Reeves, for national commit
teeman. Morse turned on
Humphrey ltji an outraged
mi y ui iduisiu. nt: l iuuiiw
Humphrey wbjfcking ferjl)
of his racQYet when question
ed at a news conference,
Morse did not riisDUri? the Ne
gro's quaiTricalions for tlie)
post.
"This is a sad development
in American- poiycs,'(ji)a 1 d
Morse. "I a.fpyonvincea that
it means nogood either for
Die voters whose votes (aVe
soueht on the basis of race or
ieligion, nor for JhOfS'S)!
dates who seek lthfem.7Ihe,
words white, colored, Pnptf.s-
tant.Catholic aryefyew have
no legitimate placerin Ameri
can political campaigns. Hu
bert tried to say as much in
Wisconsin; I an-orry he is
notVilllng to dUhe same in
lJIumphrtlitalled the chargej
Enjoy
CThis Suncfc?
GBREA8FASr
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I the
Hotel Medfped
Dining Room
childmnQ1
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I 1 COMPLETI DlrrfsERS
to) lv BAKMHAM 175
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1206 No.aivtOSIOl 2 a.m. Dailr HOOfttl n
o
afulerti
J"
'Primary'
of racism ' nonsense.'' Besides
retired bast-bull stftf) to make got into the race here at tf2j ly
some .publicjippeara!iccs in'ggestid of A. L. Wheeler. Yi '
r,.in .
p: -o Q .5TrS.f3bftiaraticc!ncyffeJKn prestige, racnuM
' " !
'"-n'u vmna, Hiuisc una
fountfr " "'J !he fac' tllat
i"s sla."f debate t-andi.
dates (aains.ori) N3'J
than fl()t'S Hiininhrpto ehslatw
mn. hI W.jfS I
. , .i.vSi . !ri
in-( fcV tti QregtM Vnatorl'r ,0 Sl(3ort
we OregtX enator'a
slate this
Statement: "50 See1!
I y im.fsral
tha another
nv nthpr tlut: nf iY.lau
g fry, aneh-l55;rniii!i.'1 To
prove his point, the sample)!
ballot carries a pictu.(of ear&)
member of (iiiraa"i)sla
Morse didn't-at for hSjopj
ponent to niakf appug) to
coloreoVKesidenls. At tl(a) for
mal opcWuJ)of his first Hi(es
aential (ciilipaign headqtfat;
:ie tolditaiplatlilfr'" "nis v suit fCftPi
;idmirers In he pV'CtP visit Red China('lorter
tan nere, ne
home rule for tlie district. He I
disf:ovL'red, he 61)1 tiejii. that
so.ne'senators (wj(fe) privately
warning that a Tio.rre rulepjtan
should nut ii.ciuue at. elected
mayor because the chances
were thaQjie nation's cauival
would end) ujrwith a Npgro
m(iy)ir. (WJieir heard ttfat
agyment, that was the .fig r. a 1
fOrhim to(tch in (Jjtirall
he had to figjit for-an elected
mayor,cirf(e) toldjtftem.
M o r s:e; is considered by
many objer(erg) to be tfa
vorie)to (win Tuesday because)
in ree)it years, (Uf a memldej
of the Senate) District of Cb-
Inmliin piinnit l.m I-ia hsc
championed numerous local
cess. Last year when the El
s e n h ower Administration's
home rule bill came upjn tle)
senate, Morse got it suieiracK
ed in favor of his ovp-.which
yfa passed. The Adirmiistra
tlrm bill provided fornr gov
ernor appointed by the Presi
dent, and an elected (ikisja-t
tive assembly, but no mayor;
while Morse's bill provic for
an elected mayor ,(e)ty council
and school biaVd.
Billboards, camifatgb post-
era and humnpr atrlna for
MorW) empl(a)i As) tlw (gksocM
tion balWebn the sMiator Ana
noma; rule: "u.i;. wi ro
C?b(e4-Vofor V6ar(MotJS)"
morse also successiuuy
championed a school lunch
prijgln for niy children in
irrv poorer (ppci.ons oi vmbjji-
irljiton. Hcgeys Humphily,!
wcom
K
mom
sundfvi nr-M.) itr(M)
An;
,f a ji eg n-n-fv-.nnt ,
. an4Vora!'ately in try -
nig lo solve local problem
But Humphrey tells voters
they are picking "a Preside
of the United States and not
a head of the District Commit-
tv" Q O
S2oi s elpas exi'fetnrrt ftial 'jle)
h!..r mJnv v.r. Kn hi-. I
mr..., u " . u..n,.lfn..i.hi i-....
, rm " ------
pnrey torces con(aw mat
cle on whitifi) to Vie raj)
11110 oiiit-e as touiuui9icnaiv
man. in&mueh fad h sAeri)
mmtair rlrftS) of
.m-Brv,
tig) r.vB Itgi-tion mpuM &
port life :cgL'tion.
fmnm&Qi h y t hie) Hum- (,
phroj," (group, wneater flasjnot
ci)li,e,re5' thsj tijntrjjl commlt
tra) endoi'sejiiejit to senator
(Mordi in repr.irfal." Kulrj)
phrey(ijrrtaiager deelaredi p.
The leader o the) (jiptr
Wheeler fight is Joseph L.
Rauh, Jr. Who fflchit attor
ney for(RKp. CharleiKO. Por-
has mailt) a few public fab
pianccs heejin Humphrey's
Delia... r
(Yy.e nerrt.er Mo.'se nor
Hiiinphfe). is "given much
chance (rifeet Ine presidential
nomination, the outcome here
could be influential in the re
convention period. If Hum
phrey loses here, soma think
it will hurt his chances of
beating Se.it.toe John F. Ken
nedy In the West Virginia prt
mary(a)we)late - a possible
cireunislancewhich would
m) Huniwyey a three-time
loser befo(e)he ever reaches
the Oriioi. primary free-for-all
May 20. O W
ThiT possible development
(mi -
o
Pharmacy
- 6v Jim Fesiel
aovernina th dmlss!on
of proprietary arxicto the book,
"New and Nonotticrai Kemea
rftt 1 QSmkittotn No article
the book unless its compositioii(jj
pUDiisnca-
le suitable tests for fflltrm'niJ
its cdnVxisitlorLra furhisne'd to I
I oe acceprea or rerainra urr
traf) council.
(for.j Bit ftw. no
arricie rrin is aavernsea 10 in
public wiMje jested or wjimed
exefint disinfants, germicides,
anps petroleum products,
etc.
No article win be acpted or re-
ramea ir rne laoei, tejcKige or cirv-t.
cule) (ftcompanying traf) package
uses names of diseases, in the
trwitment of which, the article is
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villi irninie
Shj o
(fjr. 195? Unitae
F9turei Syndicata
HELD
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krh
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said to be iraicarod. . . (More
"t fS io.
Continuous today toa i p..
TrrelMugrin ThOrQ Are JjJitfjybQ
Please Don'f-iss It For The Tieof YtJOr Life!
HILARITY at
ir.ii'" TT"
Jnf rrs?J ooms
IT.
f??)
AIL TRirJ, Mdl 0
'.IS
bMdiy, Mjy T, 1960
would make Kennedy a three
tir&asxwinner goinguito the
Oregon primary, assuming he
can defo()sMitor Morse in
the M;C) 7 Maryland primary.
which Morse concedes1 1 like-
Ko if hs ripff-ats Unninhrtiv
"wiimy ennanisc
- - rv
'(reihen IJWnni the 01
cd(tejr.ostOikely to gi'tt)
hini 1 trouLJaJin his own honte)
tf: on!yr-t,.(fi!i(e)g.
.tes. out of the 781 'Jat4(W)
Ulm at Los AflgVleVinfjiily.
THEATR8,
cut i-trn
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AglUT YOUg THIATggi;
to
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tra.ir.TK r m
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OPEN EVERY NFTI
STARTING TONIGHT
(rN thDaob of the
PKILADELPHI&HS
BARBARA RUSH ALEXIS SMITH
BRIAN KEITH DIANE BREWSTER
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JCPP RICHARDS ,Tj1 ' f
Carol ohmart l 'xtVI' I i I
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AND A THRILLER
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