Vise President Charms
Population in Senegal
Dakar. Senegal - (UPD - Vice
President Lyndon B. Johnson,
hare u President Kennedy'
personal r e p r e entatlve to
help Senegal celebrate the
lint anniversary of its Inde
pendence, today charmed the
Senegalese with bis southern
manner and i warm, Texas
drawl. '
Johnson clearly bad the commission, Johnson needed
edge in popularity over the
Soviet delegate chief, Ivan
Senin.
Whereas Senin bad to be
introduced as deputy chair
man of the Council of Minis
ters of the Ukrainian People's
Republic of the U.S.S.R., and
head of the Soviet Budget
, New Way Found
To Stop Hair Loss,
Grow More Hair
. - Wnniton. Texas -For years
"they said it , couldn't be
done." But now a Texas firm
ot laboratory consultants hnve
- developed a treatment that Is
hot only stopping hair loss ;,,
put is really growing hair!
They don't even ask you to
.take their word for It. If your
symptoms indicate 1 that the
treatment will help you, they
invite you to try- ft for 32
, days, at their risk, and see for
yourself! ,.Yt'...;a
- Naturally, they would not
offer this no-risk trial unless
the treatment worked. This is
all the more remarkable in
: light of the fact that the great
majority of eases of excessive
hair fill and baldness are the
beginning and more fully de
veloped stages of male pattern
. baldness and cannot be help
ed. But how can any man or
woman be sure what Is actual
ly, causing their hair lossT
Zven If baldness may seem to
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certainly no proof of the cause
Wt YOUR hair loss. .
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. you wait until you are slick
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no introduction.
.Most Senegalese from the
educated to the African
masses of this country had
heard much of the "No. 2 man
of America" and cheered him
wildly on his arrival Sunday
night,
"Having .walked this road
of independence ourselves,
Americans feel a special kin
ship with you," Johnson said
shortly after ne stepped on
an - Air Force Jet transport.
"We horie for very friendly.
mutually beneficial relations
with Senegal and with all new
African nations. ; ;
We 'admire , . . Independ
ence, not as an end in itself,
but as a means to Improving
the lot and enlarging the op
portunities for all people
The people of the - United
States congratulate you.":
Can Count on America
Johnson was welcomed by
Prime Minister Mamadou Dia
and members of the Senegal
ese government. , '
Dia said Senegal knew it
could "count on the American
people and tnelr govern
ment.'' He said that Johnson's
presence in Dakar was formal
proof of U.S. interest in "Afri
ca, the Africans and African
problems,
"Here, you are in a friendly
country, among friends,", he
told Johnson.
CENSORSHIP
Glasgow, Scotland IUPB
Irritated over children's gig
gles, officials of an art gallery
here have devised a curtain
which lowers over paintings
of nudes whenever viewer
under adult age go by. '
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Festival
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SATURDAY, APRIL 8
Entries nay depict any Fantasy Land
Chamfers, such as Walt Disney, etc.!
rkftz General Rules!
1. No inlmil larger than a St. Bimird Dog.
, No motor-powered vehicles.
2. All pets mutt be caged, leashed or hsr-
. rwutd. It It permlssable to Harnett pert
for floats, etc., providing' pet It trained
.' for thlt purpose.
1. Any age group may march In the parade .
. but will be Judged for prliet sn following
basis: .
(a) Anyone up through sixth grade
.-' students. .1 .
' (b) Anyone from seventh grade and
older, ,
4. All entries will be ludjed prior to start of
parade. Judging will begin promptly at
, 1:30 P.M. All sntrlts will receive an entry
, , ribbon. Late arrivals will be allowed to
enter lint of march but will net be Meed
fee prim, v
Entry blank must be made out In duplicate.
(a) Send original to:- , ' s
Pear Blossom Festival
1 Chamber of Commerce
... . . Mtdford, Oregon. 1
DIADLINI FOR FILING IS
WIDNISDAY, APRIL S, lttl
(b) Keep copy and present to Parade
Marshall, 1:30 P.M. Saturday, April
8, prior to start of parade.
Parade will start promptly at 2:30 P.M.
and will proceed East on Main from Library
Park and will disband at Hawthorn Park.
Announcement of winners and presentation,
of awards will be held at Hawthorne Park.
The parade will form on Ivy Street between
4th and th Streets.
Bands will assemble at Library Park and
will get directions concerning parade po
sition ftorn Parade Committee.
Deadline for Entering 1$ Wed., April 5
.Entry blanks must bo mad out in duplicate
Mail this entry to:
Poar Blossom Festival
Chamber of Commerce
Medford, Oregon
Norrse
Address.
Clty
Ag-
L.lrWMdw.1
-Animl r Per I
. Vehicle Decoration . 1
Ceetumeel Walking Oreups
, F.Orteinliet1erNil Pleat
Keep this entry!
Present to Parade
Marshall, prior to start
of Parade.
I Name-
Address..
Clty-l..'..
Phone
Age-
Individuals
Anlmalt or Pets
.Vhlcl Decoration ,
Cettumed Walking Oreups
Organisational Float
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Legislature Set
To Tackle Big
IndustryBills
' Salem - (UPD - The leglsla--hire'
entered its 13th week to
day retidy for the final act
on a set of bills that may
well hold the biggest single
accomplishment and the most
intricate free-for-all campaign
issue to emerge from the 1961
session.
These are the wln-lnduitry-for-Oregon
bills. Although a
late-starter, the Democratic
controlled legislature has been
running nose -to -nose with
Gov. Mark Hatfield behind
these measures.
Bills Already Signed
Bills to bring Boeing Air
plane Co. to Boardman and
International Paper Co, to
Gardiner already have been
enacted and signed Into law,
This week, unless a small
core of critics crying for pre
servation of the- wilderness
can win a delay, the legisla
ture will pass on a third set
of bills - to bring any oil com
pany that can afford it to
search for riches under the
state's (100,000 acres of ocean
The overwhelming support
for these -bills stands out In
view of the fact that the legis
lature, hoping to go home in
three weeks, .still hesitates on
how to dispose of the remain
ing surplus of .legislation that
is clogging -committees
badly now as it did more than
a month go.- - ' . ,
-Much, of this - Including
three-way workmen's compen
sation, tax reform, and any
extensive government reor
ganisation -. offends most of
the legislature regardless of
party. Chances are a good
part of it will rot away unless
some fast trades and compro
mises can be reached in clos
ing weeks. ,
Timber Compromise Seen
Reapportionment, antl - pol
lution bills, , and the go-ahead
for an Astoria-Megler bridge
are likely, while a fair chance
still is given for a timber tax
compromise, ' some increased
basic school support, elderly
tax relief, commerce code, a
mental health clinic start and
help for community colleges.
In this light, the industry
bills appear increasingly like
ly to have the, heaviest and
most lasting impact of any
thing this legislature will pro
duce, with the credit rebound
ing to whichever party can
wrest it away, via pure sup
port or an added touch of
criticism.'- - v?'-!
Pure support has been pop
ular so far, but the various
tacks the three sets of indus
try bills could take as a cam
paign issue probably will be
illustrated - aeain - this week
in oil bill debate and action.
Hatfield admittedly started
the Industry ball rolling last
year by getting deep into ne
gotiations with Boeing for
Boardman and with Shell' Oil
Co. for the tidelarids before
the legislature met.
Except for a few, however,
Democratic - and Republican
legislators alike were quick
to jump on this bandwagon
and even nudge. a little for the
driver's spot.
If all these measures turn
out to be a .good thing for
Oregon, there, should be a
snappy fight among Hatfield,
Democrats who control the
legislature, and GOP minority
colleagues, to claim the praise.
If they turn out to be un
fortunate, there should be an
equally lively effort to heap
the blame on the opposition.
Three Hospitalized
In Portland Fight
Portland-flJFS-Three young
Portland men were hospital
ized and a passing motorist
clubbed in an apparent gang
fight in North Portland Sat
urday night.
' Witnesses said about 80
young men,' some wielding
clubs, took part in the melee.
The battle took place in the
3800 block of North Michigan
ave.
Police said they were un
able to make a single arrest
because no complaints were
signed. .
Witnesses told police three
carloads of youths sped off bi
fore police could arrive at the
scene.-. .
Clarence Steve O'Neill, a
passing motorist, was hit over
the head with a club while
trying to halt the fracas. .
Gasoline Price
Plunge Continues
Portland m - Gasoline
prices continued at a low level
here today as the current
price war spread over other
parts, of the state.
Many stations were selling
regular at 23. cents per gal
lon with some down to 21.9.
Premium sold at around 26.9
cents.
Virgil Rukke, president of
the Oregon Gasoline Dealers
association, said the . price
spiral downward will have to
be reversed by the middle ot
the month if independent
dealers were to remain in
business. '
-He said the price battle has
spread to other Western Ore
gon cities. Including Roseburg,
Eugene and Salem. .
Dave Beck's Em bezzlement Conviction
Will Be Reviewed by Supreme Court
Washington -0JPD- The Su
preme Court agreed today, to
review the embezzlement con
viction of former teamster
boss Dave Beck on charges of
pocketing $1,900 from the sale
of a union-owned Cadillac,
The court will hear argu
ments in the case' tome time
during the term starting next
October. A written opinion
will follow.-'. , , i"..
The Washington State Su
preme Court affirmed Beck's
conviction last June by a 4-4
vote. . 1 '-' 1 . - "
The former president of the
international Brotherhood of
Teamsters is now free on bond
In this case, as well as in one
involving federal, income tax
conviction that also is being
appealed,
In the embezzlement case,
Beck drew not more than 19
years In the Washington State
penitentiary. The fixing oi a
minimum term, by the Board
of Prison Terms and Parole
was delayed pending dispoafc
tlon of the appeal. : K
- The petition to the U. S. Su
preme Court saia we grana
jury which indicted Beck for
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MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1961,
Electronics Lead
Gainers in Early
Morning Market
New York - IUPB - "Flash
nrlces". dominated this morn
ing - with gainers " having , an
upside led by electronics and
low-priced special situations.
Chrysler picked up more
than a point to give the indus
trial average a small lead witn
American Telephone failing to
open due to a reported accu
mulation of buy orders,
. Chance Vought, merging
with Llng-Temco electronics,
opened at 90 Vi up 7 points
while Ling Temco added IVi.
Atlas Powder soared around 7,
Hewlett-Packard gained
Ashland Man Seeks
Wayne Hooper, 178 A st.,
Ashland, is seeking $50,000
in- general damages and
960 in special damages from
Bagley Canning company,
Ashland, as a result of an
accident in the plant on Oct.
11, 1960. ' -
According to a complaint
filed by Gerald J. Scannell
Jr., Ashland lawyer, Hooper
was required to label and
stack fruit - in the cannery
warehouse. The fruit was
stacked 19 cases high. It was
necessary to throw the cases
to reach the top of the stack,
the complaint explained.
While throwing the cases to
the man on the stack, Hooper
fell and severely injured him
self; Each case weighed 46 to
47 pound, it was noted.'
The complaint charges that
the Bagley Canning company
was reckless, careless , and
negligent.' Hospital and med
ical -expenses amounted to
91,860.76, it stated.
Corvallis Scene
Of Derailment
Corvallis - OTD - Nine cars
of a 41-car -Southern Pacific
freight ; train; were , derailed
near here today. No one was
injured. -.
Railroad officials said a
broken rail was the cause of
the accident. "
The derailment tied up the
Albany Corvallis section of
the line and officials said the
tracks were expected to be
cleared by 9 p.m. .
The derailed cars were in
the middle of the train en
route from Albany to Toledo.
Army To Bolster
Units in Pacific
Washlngton-dJPD-The Army
reported today It planned to
double ' its trouble-shooting
special forces and beef up Pa
cific Army units with .. the
5,000 additional men provided
in President Kennedy's sup
plemental defense budget,.
A spokesman said the
Army's share ot the 13,000 ad
ditional men-at-arms called
for In the budget proposal
would be allocated to these
units.
more than 4 in the electronics
where Zenith tacked- on
around 2, Magnavox and In
ternational Telephone around
a point. -
.Down around point or
more were Haveg, Heinz, Mar
tin, Lockheed, Polaroid, Mack
Trucks, United Whelan and
Beech-Nut.
, Utility Issues were mostly
higher, rails easier on a loss
of more than a point In Nickle
Plate. -
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Portland Carpet
Workers on Strike
.. Portland - WSfl Members
Of Local 1236 of the Linoleum,
Carpet, Tile and Plastic Ap
plicators union were on strike
in I the Portland -Vancouver
area today;, ' :'-. '..;.'.;)
Gene; More, business , agent
of the union, said- about 228
men . were affected in this
area. The ' union also .has
about 28 members in the Sa
lem . area who he said were
not on strike. " .
Contract talks broke down
Saturday. More said pickets
would be placed oc some jobs.
Campaign Urged To
Save, State Beaches
Tlgard-JUPD - A Democratic
party spokesman urged a letter-writing
compaign today to
prevent "exploitation of the
beaches" i of Oregon.
Blaine Whipple, democratic
executive secretary, told the
Tlgard Jane Jefferson club to
urge passage of SB 483, which
would require the land board
to hold hearings before grant
ing any beach easements,
"Only if. this bill is passed
can we guarantee the preser
vation of Oregon's unique, ir-
replacable. scenic beach sites,
he said. - v '
Bob Hope; Lodge '.
Get Amvets Awards '
Washington-flJTD -Comedian
Bob Hope and former U. N.
Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge were among five win
ners of special achievements
awards-announced Sunday by
Amvets.
Former-Gov. Leroy Collins
of Florida, former Civil De
fense Director Leo A. Hoegh
and DwightD. Gullfoil Jr.,
president of the Paraplegics
Manufacturing Co., also will
receive the awards at an Am
vets lunch next Saturday.
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embezzlement was not impar
tial and that his case was
prejudiced by radio and news
paper publicity.
Beck drew five years in jail
and a $60,000 fine following
the Income tax conviction in
Tacoma Feb. 27, 1969. He was
charged with attempting to
caie $240,000 in taxes. That
case-Is, on-appeal in the 9th
U. S. Circuit Court of Ap
peal. In addition, the Supreme
Court ruled Feb. "20 that the
Justice Department can prose
cute Beck'and five employers
on charges that they illegally
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