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Series of U.S. Errors Blamed for Loss of China, Cuba To Communists Cement Can Float Through Air Easily Akron, Ohio -fllPD- Cement can now float through the air with ease, as a result of a new type of hose developed by B. F. Goodrich Industrial Products Co. The cement, in dry bulk form, travels through the hose from tank trucks to storage silos at mixing plants. A truck carrying a full load of 800 cubic- feet can discharge it Medford Tribune SECTION B MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1961 PAGES 1 to 10 The custom of lighting Christmas trees with candles is credited to Martin Luther, the German reformer, who died in 1546. through the hose in less than 30 minutes. . WEEKEND WONDER SIT (Armstrong . .We'll give you this ceiling installation kit when you buy an Armstrong ceiling . To be a Weekend Wonder, you need a Weekend Wonder Kit. And here it Is. Free! It contains a ceiling tile knife, 6' steel tape, instruction book, chalk and chalk line, and handy Weekend Wonder apron. Get yours free when you select your ceiling from our display of fourteen high-style Armstrong ceilings. Open Daily Till 5:30, Saturdays Till 5:00 Plenty of Easy Off-Street Parking Corner 6th and Fir Streets , 3-5333 Dave Beck, Costello Dealt Legal Blows By Supreme Court Washington fllPD The Su preme Court Monday dealt legal blows to two former targets of Senate investiga tions, ex-teamster Union Pres ident Dave Beck and im prisoned underworld king Frank Costello. The court ruled 8 to 1 that the Justice Department can proceed with prosecution of Beck and five trucking em ployers on charges they il legally loaned the union chief $200,000. It upheld by a 6 to 2 vote a denaturalization judgment against Costello who is due to end a prison sentence for income tax evasion on July 26. Judgment Reserved Denaturalization often op ens the way for deportation proceedings by the govern ment. In other actions the tribu nal: Reversed a $652,074 anti trust judgment against 24 eastern roalroads which had been brought by the Pennsyl vania Motor Truck Associa tion. The truckers contended that the railroads had con spired with the public rela tions firm of Carl Byoir & Associates in a publicity cam paign to damage their inter ests among state legislators. The Supreme Court said it was "restoring what appears to be the true nature of the case, a 'no holds barred fight' between two industries.' Dismissed a challenge of a Connecticut law which al lows communities provide bus transportation for pupils of non-profit parochial schools. "no It said the case offered substantial federal question.' Ruled that a Chicago Ne gro, Jack Monroe, has the right to bring a civil damage suit in federal court against city policemen who he claim ed ransacked his home. abused his family. and placed him under false arrest. They said he was entitled to do this under an 1871 civil rights statute. To Check Job Security Decided to look into the job security afforded workers under the government-approved merger of the Erie Railroad with the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western. Upheld the contempt of Congress conviction of Ohio labor leader William Presser who refused to turn over Teamster Union financial rec ords to the Senate Labor Rackets Committee. The 8 to 1 decision in the Beck case reinstated govern ment prosecution of the ex union chief which had been dismissed by Federal District Judge Sidney Sugarman of New York on Feb. 18, 1960 Sugarman had ruled that the charge was not a crime within the Taft-Hartley Labor Law as the Justice Depart ment alleged. OCDM PROGRAM SET Washington -MPD- A nation wide program to teach high school students the proper techniques of building fallout shelters has been announced by the Office of Civil and De fense Mobilization. The agen cy said Sunday night that 600 high schools would partici pate in the program. 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Fi,m xX5! w FT Reg. with T .: f4'-SA "TwrC ErM TrJ 4.60 Processing 1 kfc&ti f "1 Moru CgJjjP M Former Envoy to Latin America Attacks Policies Washington - (UPD - A for mer U. S. ambassador to Latin America has told Congress that State Department policies contributed to the loss of both China and Cuba to the Communists. William D. Pawley, envoy to Brazil and Peru in the 1940s and a State Department emissary as recently as 1954, described what he said were series of errors by U. S. policy-makers that he doubted were all sincere mistakes of judgment. Pawley testified last Sep tember at the Senate internal security subcommittee inves tigation of Communist activi ties in the Caribbean, particu larly in Cuba. The testimony was released this week. In his testimony, Pawley said that the decision to with draw support from former Cu ban dictator Fulgencio Batis ta, his long-time friend, cre ated a power vacuum that made inevitable Fidel Castro's coup. He a 1 1 a c k ed policies of Stale Department oficials un der the Truman and Eisen hower administrations and also touched the Kennedy ad ministration with his com ments on China policy. Mention. Webb New National Aeronautics and Space Administration Di rector James E. Webb was mentioned as among those who Pawley said frustrated his attempts to help the Chi nese Nationalists in 1949 and 1951. Webb was undersecre tary of state at that time. The former ambassador charged that a State Depart ment "clique" was responsible for the Communist victory in umna alter World War II. He indicated he believed that some members of the "clique" had deliberately aided the Communists. Marshall Not Criticized But Pawley did not aim his criticism at the late Gen. George C. Marshall, former secretary of state, as others have done. He said, instead that Marshall helped block a move by then Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Philip Jessup and others proposin recognition of Red China in 1949-1950. He said that after former President Harry Truman sent him to the. State Department in 1951 as a kind of "devil's advocate," it was Webb who told him that he was regarded as a "reactionary" and would not have access to documents dealing with the Far East. Braden Replies Pawley also said that Spru ille Braden was fired as as sistant secretary of state in 1947 after Pawley showed Truman an Army intelligence memo supporting the view that Braden, when ambasador to Argentina in 1945, had be come involved in "a program which appeared to be helpful to tne Communist party in Latin America." In New York, Braden re plied that he had warned Tru man repeatedly of Communist infiltration in Latin America in 1945. He said "It is only my respect for the Senate which impels me to dignify Pawley's hearsay testimony and suppositions with any re ply." Braden said, "Pawley made one true statement. It is that I blocked his appointment as ambassador to Argentina." Albany-Lebanon Gas Pipeline Work Starts Albany - (UPil - Construction on a new $300,000 Northwest Natural Gas Co. pipeline from Albany to Lebanon started Monday. The pipeline, which is ex pected to take two months to complete, will increase the supply of gas to the Santiam Lumber Co. at Lebanon. Steamship Company Owns Two Carriers San Francisco (UPD- Board Chairman Edgar F. Lucken bach Jr., 35, of the Lucken bach Steamship Co., claims he is "probaby the only man who has his own aircraft carrier." "And I've got two of them," he said recently. Luckenbach explained that he bought the two carriers for their 13,500 shaft - horsepower propulsion machinery to be placed in new ships the company is building. Iran has a high rale of il literacy and conditions in the country are generally primitive. BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME San Antonio, Tex. - IUPD -Andrew Brundage was not emphatic enough when he chased thieves away from an attempt to remove the battery from his parked car one morn ing. The next day he checked under the hood of his car and the battery was missing. Subscribers To report improper nr" non delivery of the Mnil Tribune in Medford and Ashland, phone SP 2-6141 before 6:45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrives shortly after you call, please notify office, thus eliminating special messenger service. Senate Approves Crackdown on Divorced Fathers Salem- IUPD rOrcgon Senate approval was given Monday to a bill cracking down on divorced fathers who are sloppy about paying child support. ' SB46 went to the House. It provides that after 10 days of tardiness in a sup port payment, a court would notify the appropriate dis trict attorney who would send a notice to the father. If the father let it go for another 10 days, he could be arrested. SB 141 Re-referred The Senate revived SB141 providing stiffer penalties on those who lag in paying for State Agriculture Department services. It was re-referred to the Senate Agriculture Com mittee after the Senate de feated it last week. SB111 providing for revoca tion of fishing or hunting licenses if the holder were drunk went back to the Fish and Game Committee after it was recalled from the House. The Senate passed it last week, but some senators got the bill recalled, saying it may be too rough a bill. HOME SEWING New York - Home sewing has increased by about 130 per cent in the past 10 years. tttlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIWttii OVER Accumulated in six years for future care of MEMORY GARDENS MEMORIAL PARK & FUNERAL HOME Home of "The Last Supper" CEMETERY FUNERAL HOME MAUSOLEUM A record unequaled in Southern Oregon! Adequate Endowment Funds will protect owners of memorial property against future assessment! Wise management and realistic planning insures that when all space is used at MEMORY GARDENS over $2,000,000.00 will be on deposit for future carel Comforting assurance that care will be provided for ages to cornel The Veteran To Be Honored This Week Is KENNETH C. FARLEY Association Backs Proposed Highway Klamath Falls-An associa tion to promote the Winne- mucca-to-the-Sea highway was organized last week in Klam ath Falls. Among the association's members are E. H. Taylor, Jackson county commissioner, and Louis Ringuette, Jose phine county commissioner. The organization is to work for the completion of a first class highway from Winne- mucca, Nevada, to Crescent City, Calif. By-laws of the association were patterned after those of the Redwood Empire associa tion, which promoted the con struction of Highway 101 from Grants Pass to San Francisco. 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