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z:Ooc::3 c: czz c::33oc-3oo 00C3 OO O OOg: o o o o w O ooc? o uu o O 0 o o o O O oO o o O O ffim Name? County Democrats On Committee Several Jackson county Democrats have joined the committee to reelect Oregon's Democratic national commit teeman, C. Girard (Jetaby) Devidson. Davidson announced t h e commitiec this week at a meeting of the Eleanor Roose velt league at the home of District Attorney Thomas J. Reeder. The National Com mitteeman was accompanied by Mrs. Davidson. He spoke briefly about the Democratic national conven tion scheduled in Los Angeles this summer. Davidson, a Portland attor ney, is a recognized Demo cratic party leader with more than 16 years of public serv ice. He was President Tru man's assistant secretary of the interior from 1946 to 1050. attorney and then general counsel for the Bonneville Power administration from 1940 to 1946. He is also gen eral counsel for the National Hells Canyon association. Democratic National Chair man Paul Butler recently named Davidson to head the newly authorized natural re sources committee of the Dem ocratic Advisory Council, placing him on a policy-making par with su-h party lead ers as Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, chairman of the Civil Rights committee. Members of the Democrats to Reelect Davidson commit tee in Jackson tounty are Robert Boyer, former state chairman of the party; Frank Christian, chairman of the Jackson County Democratic Central committee; Edith Rode, vice chairman of cen tral committee; Marjory Mad den, secretary of the central committee; Warren Davis, bus iness agent for lumber and sawmill workers; Mary Kelly, James A. Redden Jr., Bruce J. Manley, Larry Sheehan, and William V. Deatherage. Portland IUPD Robert C. Cameron has been elected president of the Oregon Heart Association. o o o ex O Back Stairs? Ko Whifemmilmufmi 9j o o o Nixon has no (yc. Sij ;gsveo3(e(Ii G8j,'Ssd JreQ.td) at' ,7) By MERR1MAN SMITH speaking engagement. UPI White House Reporter I A bachelor, he is seejj, fre Washington - d'Pli - Back i quently in the company of stairs at the White House: Insurance on huuscauM fur nishings is a commonplace protection in many American homes. But there is not a dime's worth of insurance on any of the historic furniture, paintings, silver or rugs the White House. The federal government as a general rule does not carry insurance on its property and that goes for the White House, too. If a guest fell asleep smok ing in the Lincoln bedroom and set fire to the historic hedstead, it would be mere ly a piece of furniture writ ten off the government's books - and undoubtedly a guest, too. here and in New York. Mrs. Perle Mesta thinks very high ly of Bob. And so must Vice supporter than Gray ho aUg0up df Republican woni frequent opportunities extifiis j h(,re tnis week Grav pointc(i tl( vice presifivnt as the best possible successor to Eisenhower. Maj. John S. Eisenhower, the President's son, was con sidering a teaching assign ment in a foreign university some months ago, according to his friends. He is suppos ed to have dropped the idea since then. Some of the President's in timates are referring vaguely I about marked changes in the operation of the White House once the national political conventions are over. No de tails, just private predictions that "things" will be a lot different. What's so different about t h e Eisenhowers spending four or five weeks at New port, R.I.? They've certainly done that before. The changes being discuss ed now under quite cautious conditions could involve staff changes. Obviously not all of j the Eisenhower staff will re- j main on hand until the very 1 end of the administration. Some of them will want to j get into campaign politics this fall. the society and diplomatic set President Nixon, too. n N out that ince the start of the Eisenhower adminislra- more tlian 11 per cent of the (Cabinet meejijigs held, and also, served as chairman for 2ii out of 217 meetings of the National Security Council. qualified man ever to I pre pared for the presidency" and so confident is the Cabinet secretary of how things will turn out in the flOP nominat- OO o may ttigwt, jitHitt) o fey (i Au fUg convention t)nd tha No vember election, thgt he'i re ferring In public to "ra dent Richard Nixon." x.r Aside from the President, the most glamorous fellow around the White House these days is Robert K. Gray, 38, the dashing secretary of the Cabinet. The word dashing is used here quite conservative ly because Gray is forever dashing off to a party or a STAR GAZEI By CLAY JL POLLAN- 51-29-4-4 47-72-73 TAUXU& APR. 21 MAY 21 rOll-14-18-3H i& 42-50-55 A CCMMI I JUNE 22 12-13-2430 CANCH JUNE 23 PV22-25-27-52 I ySi aus. 23 Pl51 -560-63 L71 -77-79-80 vnoo GN- 4- 7-10-35 37-41 74 Your Daily Activity Guide JM According to the Start. To develop message for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Good 2 Poor 3 Do 4 The 5 A 6 Nothing 7 Evening 8 To 9 Day 10 Promises 11 Your 1? 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