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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1960)
. t ;t " "V o o o o o L t ' o o I' n if l n JL : " V7" ' tmmttmm ..Alii-.-' - ' I ' - I . I. Gefs Birthday Bike Kclleys Island, Ohio - Nel- son Dwelle was given a bike; for hii birthday. He is 80 1 years old. Dwelle, a retired fisherman, I is in charge of posting the, weather flags on this small Lake Erie island. His neigh bors chipped in for the bike and presented it at a party. Dwelle sain it is the first new bike he's ever owned. Most of the time he makes his four miles daily round trip on one borrowed from one of his grandchildren. I Tiny Foreign Cars Cut Park Problems MOTHER, DAUGHTER REUNITED - Then and now - Mrs. Ernest L. Mason, now 37, and her daughter. Gertrude, now 16, are shown, left, in May of 1944 about a year before they were separated during the Rus sian invasion of East Germany. They were reunited this week in San Antonio, Texas, after a 14-year separation. A search in Ger many by the Red Cross sparked by a photo of the girl proved successful. (UPI Telephoto) Humphrey Taking Neutral Position Washington -0JPD- Sen. Hu bert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.), no longer a candidate himself, is taking a neutral position for the time being toward other Democratic presidential contenders. Humphrey's political assoc iates said today he was not ready to offer any advice to delegates whn were prepared to support him for the nomi nation at the Democratic con vention in July. The Minnesota senator had expected to go to the con vention with 175 to 200 dele gate votes before he pulled out of the race last week. He withdrew after taking a bad beating from Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) in the West Virginia primary. Humphrey left here Wed nesday to attend the Minne sota Democratic state conven tion, which will open Friday and complete selection of a 31-vote delegation to the na tional convention. Klamath Doctor Drowns in River Klamath Falls -fflPO- Dr. Hugh M. Swaney, 49, a well known Klamath Falls physi cian and surgeon, drowned while fishing with two com panions near Keno Wednes day. Companions Bob Wilson and Dick Taylor said Swaney apparently lost his balance in a high wind which was blow ing at the time and slid down a bank into 20 feet of water in the Klamath river. The two men managed to get his body from the water and applied artificial respira tion, but It was too late. Surviving are his widow, Madeline; a son, Hugh; a daughter, Jane; and his moth er who lives in California. Quotes From the News BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Paris Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, explaining at a news conference why he refused to negotiate unless the United States apologized for the U-2 "spy" flight, prom ised it would not be repealed, and punished those those responsible: "Wouldn't it be better ... to take the American aggres sors by the scuff of the neck and give them a little shaking and make them understand they must not commit such acts of aggression against the Soviet Union? Paris President Eisenhower, in an airport statement before leaving Paris for Lisbon: "I share the disappointment of my colleagues that be cause of our inability to convene the summit conference, we could make no progress toward easing the tensions that so plague mankind. Washington Acting White House press secretary Wayne Hawks, stating that inquiries were coming in from officials and citizens asking how they can show their support for President Eisenhower when he returns: "We'll be glad to have them at the airport." : Washington-r-Rep. Steven B. Derounian (R-N.Y.), dis missing Thomas (The Cork) Corcoran's offer to submit a legal brief to an investigating subcommittee proving he had a right to talk to federal power commissioners about a case: "You can get briefs on almost anything these days they are like statistics. Dr. Petersen Speaks At Corvaffis Event Ashland - Dr. Alexander Petersen, chairman of the Southern Oregon college physical education and health department, was guest speak er for the annual senior ban quet of the Oregon State col lege Association for Health, Physical (Education and Rec reation Wednesday in Cor vallis. His topic was "Profes sionalism." An organizer and charter member of the original men's physical education club on the OSC campus, prior to his promotion in 1949, Dr. Peter sen has since been named as n "all-time great" because of his undergraduate perform ance on the basketball teams of that era. Samuel Hearne, first white man to reach the Artie over land from Hudson Bay, was 47 at his death in England in 1792. 7 STATE SENATOR T I . Candidate far United States Representative "There is no substitute for honesty and hard work" You no doubt know this inan. You may know him as a friend and neighbor or perhaps as an outstanding' physician . . . Or maybe you know him as a tireless civic worker or one of the most effective State Senators this region has ever had. No matter what job he undertakes, Ed Durno demonstrates human un derstanding, leadership, and the ability to get a job done. THIS is thekind of representation yoa want in Washington, D.C. DURNO will do the job right I f DURNO for U.S. Congress KBES-TV AVD" HM-VUSM !x Cwgrm Com, M. S. Morion, luwfcc. It, 4, 147, IVfttl, On New York- '1TD -The small foreign car and the compact American car may help solve a part of the parking prob lem in major U.S. cities. This was the opinion of more than half of the munici pal officials who responded to a survey conducted by the makers of a Japanese auto (Datsun). Of the 200 largest cities in the country querried, 94 re sponded. Sixty-nine cities reported it has become difficult or nearly impossible for an average shopper to find parking space in a downtown area. Fifty-one said that the in creased size of standard model cars contributed substantial ly to the difficult situation. Suggestions for alleviating the parking problem includ ed: elimination of on street parking, the building of addi tional off-street parking fa cilities, establishment of one way streets, increased turn ing radius at intersections and synchronized signals. The survey indicated that most experts believed the parking problem can be les sened with positive planning. Area Student Are Named to Satiety Corvallis Kenneth R. Arn old, a junior in engineering from Medford, and Sally J. Elden, a junior in education from Central Point, have won lop recognition fur outstand ing scholarship at Oregon State college by being pick ed for membership in Phi Kappa Phi. national scholastic honor society. To qualify for membership in this honor group, juniors must rank in the upper 5 per cent of their class and seniors and graduate students in the upper 10 per cent. The new members of the honor (roup MAIL TlliUWt, Htditri, Or. ft were introduced it the all-! Tk.rW.y, Miy !, IMI I school campus and awards, program. Aquarius is the eleventh 5 sign of the Zodiac. Elect LORENTZ BRUUN Delegate-at-Large to National Democratic Convention PLEASE VOTE 26 (X) Prl. Adv. Lorentz Bruun, 636 S.E. 20th Ave., Portland. Ort. Welcome Planned For Eisenhower Washington-IUPD-Plans were shaping up slowly today for a big bipartisan welcome for President Eisenhower Friday when he returns home from the scuttled summit confer ence. Democratic leaders, already on the record with declara tions of support for the Presi dent to counter Soviet Pre mier Nikita Khrushchev's at tacks on him, were waiting to hear more about the recep tion arrangements. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Texas) and some others whose1 names might add bipartisan 'luster to the occasion did not expect to be in Washington Friday. But there was every likeli hood that the Democrats in Congress would be represent ed to some extent in the Eisenhower welcome at near by Andrews Air Force Base. Senate GOP Leader Ever ett M. Dirksen (111.) said he would have more details on the welcome wqrked out today. Tourists Cancel Trips To Russia New York-ffiPB-Soviet Pre mier Nikita Khrushchev's summit blow-up has caused "some, but not many" Ameri can tourists to cancel sum mer trips to Eastern Europe and Russia, a quick survey of travel agencies showed to day. Marvin Deutsch, managing editor of the trade publication Travel Weekly, said his quick check showed agencies were receiving numerous inquires but that most travelers were apparently taking a "wait and see attitude." Some agents are advising clients to cancel their trips, either because they believe Americans may be subjected to uncomfortable hostility or because they feel that "if ike's not good enough for them, it might be rough for an ordi nary tourist." The American Tourist Bureau, a "wholesale" agency which handles ar rangements with Russia's In tourist and others for other agencies, said it was felt that "if they don't want President Eisenhower, why should we give them $10 million in tour ist money." RECENT INITIATE Eugene A recent initiate of Skull and Dagger, sopho more men's honorary of the University of Oregon, was J. Robert Pond, freshman in mathematics this year. Pond Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pond, 703 Kenyon aye. for 2 DAYS ONLY! 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