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o Political Roundup S Q Duncan Documents Mews Reports in Squabble With Porter Eugene -OIPU- Oregon House Speaker Robert B. Duncan Wednesday night documented 1959 news reports quoting former Congressman Charles O. Porter in favoring recogni tion of Red China, admission of Red China to the United Nations and trade tHb Red China. Duncan, Mcdford Democrat, declared that "if the Congress man has changed his views on these issues, let him say so and I will congratulate him." He spoke over a tele- i 1 . i ' . . Bowler hats and on's Gin... how are they linked in English history? i Both are native inventions that Englishmen still hold dear. Surprisingly though, the Bowler did not make its appearance on London streets until 1 855, a full 86 years iilfrAlexanderGordon introduced his remarkable gin. The Gordon's you drink today harks back to Mr. Gordon's original 1769 formula. We've never found reason to tamper with such unique dryness and delicate flavour.Why would we? Gordon's is the biggest selling gin in England, America and the world, "5 u r ,35 3 Ql. $070 Pint PRODUCT Or U.l.. OiSMUO 101M WHm iMXMtlTMl SMITS oisnuio fudu com go noor. gooo S oh cm co. ltd . imoit. j l i CORMHS J 4 i f i Distilled t x IondonDry i Rfk. Gin f Uf. vision station here. At the same time Duncan denied Porter's charge of "smear tactics" by Duncan in their campaigns for the Demo cratic nnmiation for Con gress in the fourth district. "Honest disagreement o n fundamental issues requires open and frank discussion so the voters can make a choice," Duncan said. He said Porter "honestly and sincerely holds views on the admission of Red China to the UN, recognition of Red China, and trade with Red i China with which I disagree, j I cannot main silent while ' he and others say that there are no differences in our I views when there are." I Duncan quoted from an Oct. 29, 1959 news dispatch from ' San Francisco and an Aug. i 30, 1959 editorial from the Eugene Register - Guard. In both items, Porter was re ported to favor the new rela tions with Red China. Duncan declared that "one day, China may return to the Foreign Briefs RED CHINA ACCUSES UNITED STATES Tokyo-il'I'll-Communist China accused the United Stales today of aggravating international tensions by its nuclear weapons tests in the Pacific. GRANDMOTHER HELD BY COMMUNIST POLICE Berlin-1 TO-A 78-year-old West Berlin grandmother who wanted to see her grandchildren in East Berlin was detained by Communist police after climbing a six-foot wooden fence. She was sent back to West Berlin after being interrogated by Communist police tor an hour. CZECH CRIMINALS RECEIVE AMNESTY Vienna-tUriuPresideni Antonin Novotny of Czechoslovakia marked the 17th anniversary of V-E day Wednesday by proclaiming an amnesty for several categories of civil crim inals. Novotny said the amnesty did not apply to political prisoners. FRANCE TO BE ASKED TO RELEASE GERMANS Bonn. Germany-itrjuFrance will be asked to release from the Foreign Legion any German who wants to be discharged when Algeria becomes independent, the West German foreign ministry said Wednesday, ' - A spokesman said France itself does not know how many Germans are in the Foreign Legion because many of the corps' recruits refuse to slate their nationality. WEST GERMAN POPULATION GROWS Wiesbaden, Germany-iliPli-Wesl Germany's population in a census last June was 53,975,000, according to the federal statistical bureau here. A report Wednesday said that if West Berlin is considered part of West Germany the figure is 56,172,000. family of nations, but not now." Duncan charged that Por ter has switched his position on the Oregon Dunes park proposal. Duncan said state ments by Porter indicate that Porter no longer favors the park under the National For est Service, but now favors it under the U.S. Forest Service Stocks Continue Downward Trend As Steels Mixed New York (UPD Stocks con tinued to slide today after falling to their lowest level in more than 14 months Wednes day. Steels and chemicals were narrowly mixed and autos easier. The majority of domes tic and international oils moved fractionally lower. American Can, Johns-Man-ville and American Telephone fell a point or more. Finance shares were hard hit for the third consecutive day reflecting President Ken nedy's defense of pending leg islation providing withhold ing taxes on dividend and in terest payments. Electronics, stores, foods, utilities and rails weakened and drugs see-sawed. RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE IN BRAZIL GROWS Rio de Janeiro iliPlh-Russia's economic offensive in Brazil gathered speed today with an announcement by the foreign ministry that trade between the two countries would double this year. The ministry said total trade in 1962 should reach $80 million. NUu HOOVER "SICK CLEANER CLINIC n Whatever the Ailment... Bring your Cleaner in for a Checkup w HOOVER Constellation The famous CLEANER that "walks on Air" Only SC150 I1 HOOVER Electric FLOOR WASHER w.ts-scrubi vacuum dryl ONLY $1Q50 11 LABOR CHARGE for reasonable repairs on any model Hoover cleaner plus parts. J& 1 f Work by Hoover Factory Representative FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 11-8 A.M.. 5 P.M. MAY 12-8 A.M.. 12 NOON Irowbridge electric corner main and fir st. ph. jp 3-6241 "WWIWI tun DOW JONES AVERAGES New York-dJI'luDow Jones final stock averages: 30 in dustrials 654.70, off 9.20: 20 railroads 136.84. off 1.40: IS utilities 129.09. off 1.43, and 65 stocks 225.97, off 2.88. Sales Wednesday war. about 3.67 million shares compared with 3.02 million shares Tuesday. on selected 43 !' 411, I l'a 30 ' 44i 56' - a plan advocated by Kef. Edwin Durno (R-Ore.). D U n P a n cairi Pnrtor'c "switch" can "only lead to runner controversy. I want the park." Then he asked his audience: "Is this a smear?" Durno, who is giving up his seat in the House to run for the Senate post now held by Wayne Morse (D-Ore.), said in Ontario WcrinpcHav niht adjustments were needed in tariits and import quotas of certain farm products to Dro- tcct the American farmer from low-priced imports. Morse SDoke at tho nMmr end of the state in Newport and pledged support for Sen. Maurine Neubereer's Dunes park bill, subject to an amendment eliminating the right to condemn private property for National Park purpose The lumber situation caught attention of three candidates. Harold Livingston of Corval lis, seeking the Republican Senate nomination, said in Klamath Falls that about half of Oregon's lumber mills have disappeared i n the last, 10 years. He said hard work "and nonpartisan senators working PERMITS STERILIZATION Jackson, Miss. - IUPII - The Senate passed a bill Wednes day providing for voluntary sterilization of women at state expense. Under the bill any married woman with one child, any woman who has an illegitimate child or any wom an whose health might be im paired by pregnancy could be sterilized. Wednesday's prices stocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co Am American Can American Motors A T St T American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Armco Bendix Corp Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air Brunswick Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp Coca Cola Continental Can Crown Zeucrhach Crucible Steel Curtias Wrleht Dow Chemical Du Pont Eastman Kodak Firestone Ford General Electric General Food General Motors (xd) .... Georgia Pacific Greyhound Gulf Oil . Homestake . .... 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Duncan and Porter are also opposed by Robert Straub of Eugene and Eugene fireman Pat Flynn for the fourth dis trict Congressional nomina tion on the Democratic ticket. Durno is opposed by Sig Unander of Portland, Living ston, H. F. Cook of Scotts Mills, Portland contractor Jim Bacaloff and Glenn Brixey of Corvallis. State Sen. Walter Pearson and Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton are battling for the Democratic nomination for governor. Incumbent Mark Hatfield has GOP opposition from George Altvater of Port land. Morse has Democratic primary opposition from Charles Gilbert, Portland la bor union member. lit t REPUBLICAN Pd pol. adv. W. T Best Qualified . "De" LEIGH For SHERIFF S yn. Chief Deputy Jackson Co, 1 1 years total law anforcemant 8 years local businessman 4 years military Native Ore go man 34 years in Jackson County Clark, P.O. Box 534, Medford, Ore. f -9 U i LrxJ 0 0 0 SUPER MARKET 000 LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED FREE DELIVERY No. 1 GOLD BELL Potatoes p . 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