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ROSE HONOHS ACTRESS Recipient of floral honors,
iri, rti-iaiifo Harriot hnldi a Inns stemmed
rose of a new species, which was presented to her In Purls.
Grown by famed gardener Anore ricnnncKs, m ro.se
named "Superstar Brlgltte Bardot." It is of a coral shade.
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MAJ. JOHN MEDARIB
'Wouldn't Makt Benn
Russia To Bring
'Manned' Craft
Down To Earth
By United Press International
The Soviet Union reports It
will bring down lis latest
satellite "shortly" and one of
America's top rocket experts
says he had a "Rood hunch"
there Is a man inside.
The official Soviet news ag
ency, Tass, said Wednesday
night everything aboard the
spacecraft, put In orbit May
15, was "working normally"
and "the command will be giv
en from earth shortly to start
the . . . descent."
Ma). Gen. John B. Medarls,
former commanding general
of the U.S. Army Ordnnnce
Missile Command, said In Chi
cago "I'm not one least bit
sure that the Russians have
a dummy In It."
Wouldn't Make Sense
It would not make sense,
Medarls said, for Russia to
put up a satellite of sufficient
weight and space to carry a
man, without trying to have a
man In it or without trying
to bring the vehicle back to
earth Intact.
Melvin V. Landon, a physics
professor at Nassen college,
Sprlngvale, Maine, even re
ported he had heard the
"scrambled voice" of a man
aboard the Russian spaceship.
He said (he voice sounded
"like Donald Duck with a
sore throat."
Theory Advanced
Landon said ha has faith In
his radio tape recordings. Mo
believes the government made
similar recordings but Is keep
ing them secret.
The theory has been ad
vanced Hint Russia would not
announce Us satellite was
manned unless It was able
to recover the spaceman alive.
Supporters of this thesis point
to the adverse propaganda
that resulted when the dog
Laika died aboard Sputnik II
In 1058.
GOP State Central
Committee To Meet
Salem-WPD-An organization
al meeting of the Republican
State Central Committee will
be held July 9 here and the
main Items on the agenda
will be election of party offi
cers and selection of presi
dential electors.
A new state party chair
man will b elected along
with a vice chairman, secre
tary and treasurer,
Oregon OOP Chairman
Peter Gunner said that state
law requires organizational
meetings of the 36 county cen
tral committees within 48
days of the May 20 primary
election.
Cub Scouts
Den 1. Hornbrook
Hornbrook - Den 1 of the
Hornbrook Cub Scouts gave a
Mother'! Day Tea May 10 at
the school.
After a short program,
Scoutmaster Ronald Rhodes
awarded bob-cat plna to Ron
nie watt and Jackie Smith;
wolf pins to Gene Farmer,
Arthur Frcitas and Jackie
Smith; gold arrow pins to
Rusty Smith and Mike Dooley;
and one-year pins to Rusty
Smith, Gene Farmer and Mike
Dooley. Den mothers are Mrs.
"Ike" Dooley and Mrs. George
Smith.
Buttered Buns
A recent meeting of the
Buttered Buns 4-H club was
held at the home of Judy
Frlnk. There were nine mem
bers at the meeting, and two
visitors. They were Norma
Hague, county agent, and
Shirley Jones.
Norma was showing and
teaching us how to judge food
that the members made. Judy
Frlnk gave a demonstration
on how to make apple crisp.
We appointed a committee to
call the members. Kathy
Thompson and Judy Frlnk
were appointed,
We are trying to get dif
ferent stamps to get milk and
things for poor people. Judy
Frlnk served her apple crisp
for refreshments. The next
meeting will be held at Kathy
Thompson's home June 8.
Judy Franek,
Reporter.
Gunnar Committee
Posts Announced
Salem (ITD - The appoint.
ment of a secretary, finance
chairman and treasurer for
the Gunnar for national com
hlittcdman committee were
announced here Thursday,
Oregon Republican Chair
Wan Peter Gunnar Is a write
Irt candidnle for GOP nation
al committeeman in Friday's
late primary. Mrs. Marshall
Cornett, Klamath Falls, was
named seoretary. Stuart
Complon, Salem, is treasurer
ind Hillman Leuridemann,
rrUaa4, aeaeM chairman.
POPE FEELS FATIGUE
Vatican Cltv - HIPD - Pope
John XXIII said Wednesday
he sometimes feels fatigued
but nevertheless enjoys meet
ing pilgrims of all nations
in mass audiences. The 78-year-old
Pontiff spoke infor
mally to a weekly general
audience of 10,000 which in
cluded U.S. Navy men from
ships visiting Italy,
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jet boat tor Prraldcnl Etonhowor in give tK" K-iifchev
said JhBt the BussJan premier muy have missed She fcr.st,
iitsrsMy, when lis torpedoed the uoimtt conference. Tha
?,000 boat, colorful cruiser Vjesring a silver plssja rthsswn
on dwh iompsrlnienl door), "to NskUa a. Kisrcsshehev Irsm
DwlfllU D, Elsenhower," Is at present sitting on the la-wn si
lha American Erflby In Moksw. UPI Teiephoto)
Meany Urges No
Cut in Request
For Foreign Aid
"Washington AFW;iO
Prsldnt Gof Mesny
ssrgwl Congress today not to
siash President Eisenhowet'
foreign sid request.
He aid its letter to every i
House member that he -mm
"deeply tiiKtressed" nbout te
port Congria might mit up
to Si.flflO.flOT.OOB from Wsen-
hower's f 4,lTB,flSt),flOO budget
tor jniiitry( ecoBomic snd
technical id to U,S, ilit
Musi Fight imperialism
American jbor in juoie
convincerl then tver thai
Skeiton to Speak
A! SOCTFA Meetino
Xleth Skeltaa, "Eugeas
yer, wiil be the featuttd
Jpesker at the next meeUof
oS the Southern Oregon C6ft
rvUon uA Tree Tttm sf
soektlors, Friday, May 23, at
the Rogue Vsiiey Country
etab.
I SkeHon, ho has mt5 tn
j intensive study vt the -wtiik-I
roan's tomperoatloTi plans tii
Washington, California and
Oth stat, "wtii dismraj B-
gtsted changes and irnpTove
mnts in Oregon'! compenii
Won lews.
Glenn Duysen, Kogap Lum
ber Industries, president fti
EOCITA, isred assoriatton
uommunus unperjmium mumifayf tiipHtd iisSav
be touaht with everymeanj tjrtMn4M j umrkntan' -.-.m.
aur CDjnmanri," lis wrote, ipensgtilsn Jsw wswl ttltct
Meany Mid he was "kemijt (heir psrattens fi loggers.
aware and sympathetic toliruckers r jnlll aoeraiors.
probiemj Df members ot Con
stent who iw3 It difficult to
support foreign aid when the
idmlnwtratloa reluses to give
adequate support to donieitls
measures such a! aid to edu-:
eattos, aid to depressed areas
nd similar measures "
But, he added, "our failures:
n these areas must not bs per-;
milled to Interfere with our:
obligations in the worid,"
v Other congressional new;
'Pswefi Hssuse investigator:
called Thomas G. Tammy the
Cork) Coreomn for second
day of questioning about hi
claim he had a "perfect right"
to contact federal power com
missioner about the merits
of a pending pipeline case. The
one-time Itooseyelt adminis
tration "hrain truster1 claimed
the "right" Wednesday but
said actually he discussed
o n 1 "procedural" matters
With the commissioners.
Medicstt A congressional ad
visory group recommended in
a report a record $664 million
appropriation for jovet mnent-
spDBsrjred medical research to
the coming year, The group
said MB4 million mors than
the President requested Waj:
needed t "mobilize" research
agsinsl disease and disattlllty.
Minimum Wesjsi U.S. Cham
ber of Cornmeree sfsskesmest
told Congress In prepared tes
timony that raising the fed
eral minimum waja from $1
to Si. 23 would cause higher
prices, increase unemploy
ment, damage small busi
nesses and slow recovery of
distressed areas.
A sscial hour at ?:3 o.m,
will precede th dinner set
for 6 p.m., according to Dal
Prentice, secretary-menagef
of SOCTFA, whs 1 In charge
of arrangements.
Girard Davidson
Scoffs at Charges
Portland -BB9- temosfstt
National CommlUeeman C.
Girard Davidson today alJ4
statements about him by Bed
!h Hand, MllWaaWe, &tti
Howard Morgan, PoHlsnd,
"hysteHeai electien ewe
eharges."
Mr. Hand, irfce-ehattttMA
of the Demoerstie Central
Committee, ant! Msrgah,
former chairman, bad giver,
theit support to State Rep, Al
triegel, Hosetmrg, ho is t
Davidson rival tor the post.
Mts, Hand and Morgan had
said Davidson Bad not helped
the party raise money, and
inferred that he was more
interested in his own fortunes
than in the party, Davidson
thought the charges were vio
lent and personal, saying "I
would not participate la Uifese
tactics ot name calling,"
Fish sleep With their eyes
dpeh because they do not have
yelids.
Washington -flffr America!
interplanetary spacecraft Ho
neer V passed the lfrmtlliaft
mile mark Wednesday In JU
fiighi from earth. The ISA
watt transmitter stiH is tranf,
mittmg tnformstion tVfa of
three times daily oh magnetic
fields and other conditions lit
space between the orbits of
Earth and Venus,
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