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o WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 19C0 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. New England States Expected To Be Divided in Presidential Vote Mrs. Neuberger, Smith Tangle Again On Foreign Policy, Jobs, Education Portland - (BPII - Mrs. Mau- rine Neuberger and Elmo Smith, rivals for the U.S. Senate, appeared together be fore the Kiwanis club Tues day. Smith, the Republican can didate, said the key issues of the, campaign have become: "American foreign policy and American defense, responsi bility of a U.S. senator to Ore gon citizens, and fiscal respon sibility. Mrs. Neuberger, the Demo cratic candidate, called for "all-out efforts to close the propaganda gap among un- committed p e o p 1 es of the world and to out-strip the So viet education challenge by mobilizing the brainpower of young Americans." The statements came -in re marks prepared for delivery to the meeting. 1 Smith Criticises Rival Smith criticized his oppon- ent on foreign policy, saying ".. she "has changed her stand ; on this issue from week to week." He said "I have stat .. ed consistently that I believe ' America should back up ful- ly our commitments of mutual security under our treaty agreements with other na- tions of the free world." On defense, Smith said "Those who rate America's military establishment as sec ond best to any .nation simply do not know what they are talking about . . ." He said his opponent has made "contra dictory speeches" in this field. The Republican candidate also said Mrs. Neuberger "has offered no sound pro gram for the development of better job opportunities through attracting industries to Oregon, He also said she "has proposed vague programs for lavish use of federal funds bo(h at home and abroad" and that "she supports a poor ly defined federal aid to ed ucation program that would cost Oregon far more than it would get back . . ." Education Needs Cited Mrs. Neuberger said "win ning the minds and hearts of men is urgent, important bus iness of this decade of deci sion, so we must step up our people - to - people approach with underdeveloped nations. We must put our information and cultural programs and our student exchange efforts -the real works of peace-into high gear." She said "Soviet Russia, al though half as rich as the United States, is spending just as much on education as we do." "The Soviets," she said, "are building a tremendous stockpile of highly trained manpower that presents sober ing, long-range challenges. They are training engineers and scientists at a faster rate than we are. We are going to FOR SM losy Terms They'll Do It Every Time ly SO YOU HAD A V- FIGHT WITH YOUR GIRL.' SO WHAT? DON'T be A MOPE.'.' PLAY HARD TO GET.' MAkE BELIEVE YOU'RE VERY GLAD IT HAPPENED.'.' GO-OUT WITH OTHER GIRLS.' DONT LET HER SEE THAT SHE'S GOT YOUR NANNY' Anti-Tobacco Drive In Schools Step for Cancer Prevention New York - IUPB - A cigarette-smoking education cam paign among school children has been described by the American Cancer Society as "a major cancer prevention program of public education." The society's, public rela tions director, Walter G. James, said the cigarette edu cation program is being car ried to high school students throughout the nation in co operation with school offi cials. Record Response James made the statements in a report submitted to the annual meeting of the Ameri can Cancer Society which runs through Friday. He said the society's color sound filmstrip "To Smoke or Not to Smoke" has had a record response as an educa- need all the brainpower we can muster in the years ahead to meet this challenge of com petition. "It has become evident that in the competition of weapons development even our mili tary strength depends directly on technical knowledge and skills. In such a crisis, the United States needs inspired and courageous leadership, not an outpouring of empty slogans and soothing syrup." Your favorite CalOre Electrical League dealeg offers you an ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER for a low down payment and easy monthly terms. See thelatest models right away. Dry your clothes any time, inany kind of weather... at the sinTple fli$k of a switch! UMC tZWCU PLAYING LONELY U JEALOUS Oh J HEARTS ED1TOR-..II MEGILLA'S BOSS.1 ( REMEMBER WHEN J V HE ONLY LET J I OTIS WAS U3URTIN' V HER KEEP HER W miD mcii i A... uc I . rta civc ucad; t? SAID HE WAS GONNA AFTER THEY GOT I I JOIN THE FOREIGN, MARRIED --S 17 If aHt T ; 1, J- f W II UOWKEU Ml If u JlSSS V 0 V iwn-nJPD mm. I : s M-fS3kX r a i' i i i . u at i uAODicn nr tion tool on cancer. "More than 10,000 copies of the film strip, together with related material, have been distrib uted in the last eight months," James said. The filmstrip stresses that the best prevention against lung cancer is not smoking. A leaflet distributed with it states "most scientists agree that cigarette smoking is a major cause of lung cancer. Also included in the "ciga rette kit" is a chart entitled "More Cigarettes, More Lung Cancer." It says: "What are your chances of getting lung cancer? It depends on how much and how long you have smoked. Half a pack of ciga rettes a day? Your risk goes up eight times. Two packs or more? Twenty times greater.". Conference Considered James said the Illinois, Pennsylvania, Missouri - and California divisions of the cancer society had put about 3,000, of the anti-cigarettes filmstrips in use. As a result of first reaction to the program, James said, the society is considering the calling of a youth conference on smoking, featuring teen age leaders from all nations. The first Olympic Winter Games of modern times were held in France in 1924. Time is a priceless commodity -especially to the overworked homemaker. But now you can my. time - on easy terms! The answer is an automatic, flameless ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER ... an electric servant that will save the average homemaker three hours of needless work . a week - twenty 8-hour days.in one year! By Jimmy Hatlo BATHS EVERY DAY I GUESS HE WON'T DARKEN THE TUB NOW FOR A WHILE- DID YOU AND M . PAPA EVER HAVE A PIGHT. MOTHER? I MEAN BEFORE YOU WERE MARRIED JIG FAMILY CRISIS THE SON AND HEIR HAS HIS FIRST LOVE SPAT- TNANX AND A TIP OF THE. MTLO MAT TO BT3Y 6LACKST0NE, HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. Search Continues For Raff Crewmen San Francisco - (UPU - Two Coast Guard cutters and two aircraft searched the Pacific between San Francisco and Monterey Tuesday for three Washington State men who sailed from Seattle Aug. 31 on a raft in hopes of drifting to Australia. On Sunday wreckage, be lieved to be that of the raft, the Leaky Tiki, was found 80 miles southeast of the Faral- Ion islands. Among the wreck age was a life ring bearing the raft s name. But a yellow life raft, which the Leaky Tiki was believed to have carried, was not found. This was what the cut lers Active and Gresham and the aircraft were hunting for The missing men were Charles Aylen, 36; Donald Trawitski, 35, and Jerry Ball, 25, all of Puyallup, Wash. Typhoon Nina Moves Toward wo Jima Tokyo (UPD Typhoon Nina built up rapidly in intensity Tuesday 600 miles west south west of Iwo Jima. Nina, packing 104-mile-per-hour . winds, was moving northwest at eicht miles an hour Monday night. ANY ANSWERS? Ncwmark, England - IUPB -Newmarket General Hospital advertised for a "lady super intendent - male or female." OF SMITH & MEN By Jack Smith (c) I960 Timei-Mlrror Syndicate It's hard to understand the I prestige of the President of I the United States until he shows up unexpectedly in a small town. When President Eisenhower decided suddenly last week, over a cup of coffee in Abi lene, that he would fly im mediately to Palm Springs in stead of to Denver, where the weather was acting up, he might have had no idea of the consternation caused. Instant arrangements had to be made. The Secret. Serv ice, the Air Force, the Marine Corps, the newspapers, the radio and even television, which still seems to think our national purpose is the win ning of the West, had to jump. The President, I'm sure, is a considerate man. But he may not know the hardships his less important decisions can put on other people. European Beetle Found in Klamath Salem -(UPD The European bark beetle has been found in Klamath county, according to the State Agriculture De partment. It is the first time the insect has appeared in Oregon. The beetle carries Dutch Elm disease and has been responsiblcf or wiping out the American Elm tree on the East Coast, the department said. George Hoose of the plant industry section said although the beetle has been found in Oregon, the disease has not. Cub Scouts Pack 4 Cub Scout Pack 4 will hold their monthly pack meeting Thursday, Oct. 27, at 7:30 p.m. at the Oak Grove cafe teria. There will be a large group of Bobcats conducted through the Akeila ceremony and awards will be presented. . The flag ceremony Will be conducted by Den 5, a new Akeila doll will start its rounds, and several announce ments will be made. Boys who are eligible to join are invited to attend, with their parents. MUSIC OFFICIAL DIES New York (UPD Harry P. Sommerville, 71, retired vice president of Broadcast Music Inc., died Tuesday. SPAIN MUSIC MAN DIES Madrid (UPII Jose Padilla Sanchez, 71, who composed the classic "Valencia" and a recent musical tribute to the Spanish fiancee of King Bau douin of Belgium, died Tuesday. VISIT A CALORE ELECTRICAL LEAGUE DEALER Big Y Appliance Center Eads Transfer and Storage Crosier Appliance Couey's Appliance Store Home Appliance Company Johnston Stores Hal "K" Appliances Leonard Electric Company Larson Appliance Company Sears Roebuck & Company Trowbridge & Flynn Electric Co. Montgomery Ward & Company (EE (flrgft on. I know a reporter from Bal timore who, when Mr. Eisen hower decided to fly to Palm Springs, was caught without a pair of swimming trunks. He didn't even have any dark glasses. Another m an, a dlstin guished political reporter, was found sitting beside the swim ming pool of the Ocotillo Lodge in Palm Springs in a blackish-green suit and a fleur-de-lis necktie. The Ocotillo is the place where the White Houst press correspondents stay when the President is in town playing golf. The hotel expected him on Friday; he arrived on lues day. The maids and bellboys were upset, to say the least Even my own plans were changed. It was my wife's washday. I tried to do some thing on that day to lighten her burden. I had planned to turn on television after din ner. As It turned out, she had to fold my socks and hand kerchiefs and iron my shirts a day ahead of schedule, and turn on television herself. The Ocotillo was also caught off balance. They had to make room. They put me and a colleague of mine in a suite which was leased by a couple who had gone away for a few days. We ve never met this cou ple, and probably never will- But we know something about them. They read interesting books, one of which my col league was In tne meddle oi when we had to move out. They drink coffee and choc olate. They don t use sugar. 1 don't know whether they use Alka Seltzer or not, but there wasn't any. A friend of mine needed some. Ordinarily in these situa tions, when the President by an unexpected decision dis rupts the lives of other men, the thing to do, I have read is to ask a taxi driver what's Eoing on. However, they usu ally won't tell you anything unless you pay them some thing to take you someplace, and I had nowhere to go. The next best thing Is to ask a maid. A maid was washing our coffee cups one morning and I asked her for her opinion "Mr. Smith," she said, "I love the, President. I'm for him whatever he does, and I'm a Democrat, too. I've made a lot of beds today but I don't mind, if it helps the country, But my goodness, such a hurry." She was changing the sheets. "We all have to do what we have to do," I said. "You newspapermen cer tainly sleep a lot," the maid said. C3E) E IrUirlrQ I ore 4 Three States for I Each Candidate Seen by Backers By FRANK DONOGHUE UPI Correspondent The outcome of the presi dential campaigns in the New England states, Pennsyl vania and New York is cloak ed in a lot of "ifs," "buts" and "perhapses." New England is a six-state region noted for its "together- ness"-but not in politics. In politics, Yankee individualism creates an enigma that even the boldest bowlgazcr hesitat es to explore. But as the presidential cam paigns rounds the final bend, it looks as if Vice President Nixon will carry three New England states - Maine, New Hampshire and most certain ly Vermont. Of these, Maine might be a tight squeeze. Supporters of Sen. John F. Kennedy say he will emerge victorious in his native Mas sachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. But they acknowledge that victories in Massachusetts and Connecticut won't be shoo-ins. In Massachusetts, for ex ample, the electorate will vote for another "favorite son," Republican vice presi dential nominee Henry Cabot Lodge. Also, the Democratic state administration in Massachu setts has been plagued with scandals in two state agencies. Some feel the voters might penalize Kennedy in the bal lot box forMhe Democrats' doings at the state level even though the presidential nom inee is in no way involved. Photo-Finish Anticipated New York and Pennsylvan ia with a whopping 77 elec toral votes between them are a standoff. Both the Nixon and Kennedy camps have turned these pivotal states into horse races-with a photo finish. The rivals know that in re cent history only one presi dential candidate, Harry S Truman, entered the White House without carrying New York. Kennedy and Nixon arc both -'expressing confidence of winning New York j 45 electoral votes. Nixon and , Kennedy are running shoulder to shoulder as they approach the tape in Pennsylvania (32 electoral votes). Democrats won the voter registration race in that state and have a solid campaign is sue: unemployment in the coal industry. Democrats also have tightened their hold on the state government. Pennsylvania Republicans, on the other hand, point to the fact that a Democratic presi dential candidate has not been able to carry their state since 1944 when Franklin D. Roose velt won a fourth term. Which way Pennsylvania goes may depend on the vote in its two largest cities, Phil adelphia and Pittsburgh, both Democratic strongholds. Re publicans are working fever ishly to hold down the Demo cratic majorities in those two cities. Religion has not been the factor in New England that it has been in some other sec tions of the nation. And Ken nedy's Roman Catholicism is not expected to be a political detriment In the six-state re gion. However, it probably will give him a boost in pre dominantly Catholic areas in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. Pennsylvania is mostly Protestant though its gover nor, David L. Lawrence, is Catholic. The effect of Ken nedy's faith in that state is difficult to gauge in the twi light hours of the campaign. Interesting Sidelight Noted Religion and minorities are entwined in New York City, minorities comprise the ma jority. The highest single group in New York city are Roman Catholics. Democrats want the New York City vote to offset Republican upstate New York. Certainly one of the most Interesting sidelights of the presidential campaign is the nation's first race between THE SECRET OF Without habit-forming drugs A naw technique combints hundred! of tiny btds of medication in a capsule. Half of these diiiolve to induce sleep quickly. 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