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o o o o o o o FWIDAT. JU1 1. 19 12 Arts Workshop Set At An arts and crafts work shop, sponsored by Mcdford's parks and recreation depart ment In cooperation with the school district, will start Mon day, June 20, in the girls' gymnasium at McLough 1 i n Junior High school. It will continue through July 22. -. Mrs. . Hazeldean Hohensee of the Lincoln school staff Sw-i-f-t Crochet . Want something new, pret ty, fresh? Crochet one, two or more squares quickly for any thing from a doily to a table cloth. One petal-pretty square in string for mat or doily, 3 for a scarf. Pattern 7195: crochet directions easy 12-inch square. 1 Send THIRTY-FIVE TENTS (coins) for this pattern-add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. JUST OUT! Our New 1960 Alice Brooks Necri'-rraft Book contains THRr Patterns. Plus idc e lor home furnishi v Jons, gifts, toys, bazi: :rs exciting, unusual de.as to crochet, knit, sew, embroider. luick weave.1 quilt. Be first with the newest - send 2S cents nowl 1 Ofgfcwa larg xhaut chute, multhtr atlothmnt J 1 SELF-STARTING MOWER THI PENNIY PLUS! No Pulling or JerklngI W um i.ar J.rvlc. arrantyl Ti ,,, , m0M, nd.-th. n.w.iyp. Qui., N.w Fly WhMl und.r d.,k molo, 3,.' 4 Cycl. Ir.,,. and S.raHon Ingin. JrZ. 22 H? Junior High will serve as Instructor. Some of the activities in the work shop will include woodwork ing, braid'ng, weaving, tex tile painting and others. Any student in the Med- school district in the grades from 4 through 12 is eligible. A registration fee of $1 will be charged to pay part of the cost of materials which will be used. Hours of the workshop will be 8:30 a.m. to noon on Mon day through Friday. Partici pants are free to come and go at will during the class. pip' fv A -n DEMONSTRATIONS EXPECTED Many Asians arc having second thoughts about the wisdom of President Elsenhower's trip to Uie Far East at this time. There are al most certain to be major demonstrations in -f- mmfelfiM oh Qn-nft Compare! fl CTDftft Many Asians Jittery Over Eisenhower's Pending Visit By ARNOLD DIBBLE Tokyo -IUP1I- Many Asians are having second thoughts about the wisdom of President Eisenhower's visit to the Far East at this time. There are almost certain to be major demonstrations in Tokyo by Communist-inspired students. And there are fears that Communist China might So Please him on ,., ,,,, v, , j. . i Him; seize upon the visit as an excuse for major action in the Formosa Strait. Most Japanese are believed lo welcome the Eisenhower visit. He is assured of a warm welcome here, in the Philip pines, in South Korea and on Formosa. But some Asians fear the timing is bad. When the Eisenhower visit Tokyo by Communist-inspired students. In the above photo, police face students dur ing recent anti-American demonstrations in Tokyo. . ' ' (UPI Telephoto) f-liaiBa MP ' : rTM' '-:,K Sl - . . .... n . . . , ; . . - , T, .v . : BIG-COMFORTABLE-SIX FOOTER Sure to Please Pop! COMPARE! let Dad have hi day of honor basking in comfort ond luxury , , , under Iht admiring tyej of hit dolino family. Dad and the whole framt gives proptr body not only one doy but many yeart of pleaturt from 1 1 Q thii palio furnilurt sturdily designed for use insidt Iff VC QVQV or oui. not siuray, rusi-resisiant aluminium tramt, I I I f I 1 vinyl covered cushions! Comfortable? Yog bell Back I I V I I J ' PiNNirS STREET PtOOK was first announced it was greeted with smiles of pleas ure. Since then there has been the U-2 incident with ac companying Russian threats and the collapse of the sum mit conference - and more Russian threats. It was obvious the Kremlin has sent word to its agents throughout the Far East to get busy and do anything pos sible to discredit the Eisen hower administration along the lines set forth by Premier Nikita Khrushchev's person al denunciations. The President leaves Wash ington June 12 and flies to Alaska. He visits the Philip pines June 14-16, Formosa June 18, Okinawa June 19 and Japan June 19-22. He makes an eight-hour visit to South Korea June 22 and flies to Honolulu for a rest before returning to Washington June 26. The Communists were ex pected to try to stir up trouble whenever they can, especially in Tokyo. Balanced against that is the realization the President of the United States cannot permit the Commu nists to dictate his travel plans. Things began going wrong on April 19 when thousands of students began their dem onstrations against the gov ernment of President Syng man Rhee and forced his resignation to begin an era JoTALCAU INSURED WITH STATE FARM WOULD REACH from new York to SINGAPORE1. 113 So. (S1STATE FARM MUTUAL s 1 1 . HOME OFflCt: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS His Day" June family too , . . will tnjoy support! Much moral of political uncertainty. Exactly a month later, on May 19, after 107 days of deliberation, Japan's Prime Minister Nobusuke K I s h i pushed through passage of a U.S.-Japanese security treaty in a parliament so torn with dissension that at one point the Socialists held the house speaker prisoner. Leftists have organized an gry demonstrations daily. There were "Ike stay home" placards and demands that Kishi resign. The leftists plan new demonstrations when Ei senhower arrives - on June 19, the day the treaty goes into effect. Here was the situation in the other countries Eisenhow er will visit: Formosa: One of the friend liest welcomes of the: entire tour expected from nation alist officials and President Chiang Kai-shek. The United States is committed to the de fense of Formosa and there are no major outstanding dif ferences between the two gov ernments. - i The Philippines: It will be a three-day homecoming for Eisenhowei' who served in the Philippines as a major under Gen. Douglas MacArthur and an all-out welcome was ex pected with Eisenhower ad dressing Congress and a rally of one million Filipinos. Okinawa: This bastion in the Ryukyu Islands has be come the United States biggest base in the Far East and servicemen are expected to turn out by the thousands with nothing but smiles for their commander in chief. However a handful of native leftists have planned minor demonstrations against con- '1 That's S'2 million cars rail protected by State Fa rm" Home-Town Service wherever you drive. jfnd you get this service at rock-bottom tates, because State Farm aims to insure only careful drivers Can you qual ify? Four out of five drivers can. Ask me about it today. LEE MEEKER Central SP 3-4695 AUTOMOBILE INSURANT COMPANY PS9571 csfflj) elite bm 19-Tomorrow . . . Lay Away One of These Big Buys! tinued US. control of Oki nawa. South Korea: Eisenhower's visit three days before the 10th anniversary of the out break of war between South Korea and the Communist North finds the nation in serious trouble. The student riots which forced the fall of the Syngman Rhee govern ment have left political chaos behind. The 650,000 - man Korean army is reported riddled with dissension with younger officers already forc ing out their senior officers whn wprA mixed UD in the Rhee administration. 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