The news-review., February 17, 1959, Page 9, Image 9

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A Nation Hard At Work
Round-The-Clock Projects Keep
Red Chinese Busy 24 Hours A Day
Prison Terms End In 'Kissing' Case
CHARLOTTE, NO. (AP) The Simpson. W. who is raring for!
two North Carolina boyi involved five other children, defended the
in a kissing eae are home from bot. Mrs. Thompson says her'
reform school. There mothers say husband deserted her, and Mrs.
the lads won't get into trouble Simpson is I widow. I
am. jrs Thompson said James "is i
The Negroes, James Hanover reallv a good bov. and mavbe he :
i Thompson, 10. and Pawd iKur.y) got into scrapes because 1 couldn't
'Simpson. . were released over give him the attention he needed
the weekend for good behavior. i rom now on I'm not go ng to lot
i they were committed three . . , . . ,,
' months .co .f.er thev foreed . him ou of "" "
Tuei., Feb. 17, 1959 Tha Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. 9
The Crossword Puzzle For Today
Statesman
Answer to Praviout Puizla
Aritoss
Mrs. Simpson said "Fuzzy cot
into scrapes before, hut I think
on research in Heel, oil, water
conservation, etc. These institutes
are usually completed in three or
four months.
I have visited many parts of the
world in Asia, Europe and the
Americas but I have not seen any
where men and women of all ages
Speedup Requested
Ike's New Plane
Shows Thrift
Clendale Boy Undergoes
Polio Surgery In Portland
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fitchtr
"'!?!' I,-C"nlin.ss in th. work this hard day and night. This. I have seen women in steel and noses, as they might sneeze kl" trom ' 6 "r old Slrl
"MH China" it aitmuwliM a - . , j , , . j ' i The mo hers Mrs Fvelvn
7 ".v .. "ruirinHiui cuurv is nui cununea mius, iciuie lactones, neavy loots ana spreaa cuius. i - - , . l , C ihav hH it in tnr him in ih.i
en have achieved full .quality with to any particular segment of the plants; thev drive huge lathes, op-: At an exhibition in Harbin I was Thompson. 35. who has four other 'hey had it in for him in that
men. But most striking, says a economy but embraces practically erate two-ton hammers, control shown a peasant ! invention called ' children at home, and Mrs. Jennie kissing case.
aiMnSuino mono oDiervtr wtw every Held of human enaeavor. i traffic in big cities, run cultural a rat detector. It is like a sietno
traveled widely in Red China, is Not only do the Chinese work all centers, obtain an abortion or a scope, with a small amplifying mo
the eerie spectacle of a huge na- the time, but they work in massive divorce without too much bother, tor mechanism in the middle and
tien totally absorbed in ceaseless numbers. Von see 20 people pull- and can and do denounce their hus- long tapering antennae. You put
labor. This it the second of five ing a loaded cart some pulling bands at party meetings if they the "stethoscope" to your ears and
articles.) with ropes like animals, some suspect them of rightist and bour- place the ends into the suspected
, B . . . ... .. pushing from behind. One would geois tendencies. 1 rat hole and you can hear the
oy ir. aripati mandresekhar , expect, in a -People's Democ-I The Chinese woman hat finally slightest noise of the remotest rat.
Copyright, Wit I racy." that people would not be come into her own. But on the I How are the street! and side-
By The Associated Prest I substituted for animals. But 1 have debit tide, she hat ceased to be walks kept clean? Apart from the
even seen men and women pulling feminine. Not even a hint of cot-regular methods employed by oth-
A major aspect of the Chinese a plough. imetics or the slightest bit of jew- er countries providing efficient
ene that cannot escape one is Dignity Meant Nothing ,elry adorn her. Millions of women sanitary staff and appealing to the
that the whole nation is at work.l The reason for this phenomenon are on the march, going some- civic conscience of the people
hard at work, 24 hourt a day. is that people are at the beck and where, or returning from work China uses the free and patriotic
Three shifts in a textile mill or call of the regime and need not grim and serious, earnest and pur-J services of children between 8 and
a tteel plant are understandable be paid high wages. So the econ- poseful all in padded blue uni- 17. These youngsters, called
for technical reasons. But in Com- omy can afford to waste human la- forms with nothing to distinguish I "Young Pioneers," in red scarves
munist China people do everything bor which, in termt of human them from men. I (the Communist equivalent of Boy
on a day-and-night basis. dignity and monetary value, means i And the final striking aspect in Scouts and (iirl Guides) stand on
I was told about this by my nothing. What could be accomplish-1 the New China is cleanliness. Pub-, the pavements morning and eve
Chinese friends and I did not be- ed by two people it done by 20. lie health and sanitation are at- ning and shout through caid
lieve it. But it was brought home: And yet, paradoxically, everyone tended to with positive vigor. There j board megaphones, "Don't spit,
to me at 1 a.m. one morning when from the minister and departmen- j are literally no flies, no rats, no don't spit" in a monotonous chorus.
I wai driven to the Peiping hotel, tal head down will tell you serious-1 dogs, and no sparrows in China.
where I was staying, after a din-jly that China is underpopulated i The destruction of sparrows was,'1'' Heart Lecture
ner with some Chinese officials. ! and that there it an acute labor i not to improve public health but I In a crowded street in Peiping
I taw that both sides of the road ! shortage. , to save grain, which the sparrows I saw an old man spit on the pave
were brightly lit by a million elec-1 A further new aspect of the would otherwise eat. ment. A young Pioneer immedi-
tric lights strung in festoons as in I Chinese tcene concernt the posi-; Spitting Prohibited ately took him by the arm and
a fairyland. I wat told that these lion of women. Their traditional! Nobody any longer spits any-l asked him. "Comrade, what will
lights meant that people were, role was confined to the bearing ; where he likes. Streets and pave- Chairman Mao say when he hears
working. I stopped the car and in-' and rearing of numerous children. ! menlt are all twept clean and that you spat?" The old man was
quired. It was true. ; The wife had no rights except as they ttay clean, morning, noon and unconscious of the act but offered
Some 2,000 workers nearby were the mother of sons. In times of night. profnse apologiet and disappeared
building the new Peiping Opera famine it wat the girl baby on 1 did not tee a single Chinese into the crowd promising better
House to that it might be ready the young daughter who was sold throw a banana skin or a ciga- behavior worthy of a comrade-citi-for
the loth anniversary of the to the landlord or to those who rette butt on floor or pavement, zen in the future,
revolution. The work had been go-1 ran the houses of ill fame. I Hundreds go about with white cot-1 Tomorrow: Revolution on the
ing on night and day on a three-1 All this hat been radically ! ton masks covering their mouths land.
shift basis. I changed. The Chinese woman has I
. . . become the equal of man with a '
Research Planned j vengeance. legally, politically, j
It was the tame story in other morally. The double standard of
cities. In one tuburb of Peiping morality hat gone. There it no
alone, where a new cultural cen- prostitution. The Chinese woman
ter it Being created, I counted is no longer under the supervision
tome 18 massive structures being of her father, husband, or son.
built around the clock. They will There is no job that it not open
house the variout technological re-, to her.
search institutet that will carry
I -vs- "
'It seems o shame to waste such a nice, empty box. Let's
take up an office collection."
59 Southern
fenrral
59 Golf mounds
OOHS
1 FWi (ilinf)
2 Distinct part
) Frnvmn
appellation
4 Matt possiblt
S Slumber 27 Ceramt'i w J 40 Rat
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Hulf anan . . . ' -
monetary unit I i'od',0' Breo'
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a Native metals assistant
10 Merriment 30 Scatters, at
I Salesman.
CUit Booth
i hat
served as a
foreign
ambassador
8 Berorv.es
blurred
12 Presently
13 Bulgarian
14 Shird bearing
15. Variable ttar
18 Assam
s.lkworm
I? Stagger
It Horse barn
!0 Maiden
22 Race course
circuit
23 Mariner't
direction
5t Property item
2T Beg
31 Lady Literate
in Art (ab.)
32 One time
33 Falsehood
34 Droop
33 lioquoian
Indian
3fi Compute
37 Exhausted
3D Sea eaglet
41 Individual
42 Bustle
43 Scottish plaid
46 Edit
30 Mortuary roll
31 Bind
53 Pseudonym of
Charles Lamb
34 Apportion
33 Deed
38 Seines
37 British
statesman
1 1 Vend
18 Pillar
21 Poker stake
24 And
33 Slavic
28 Wise
hay
32 Eastern
33 Girl's name
J Decayed
39 City in The
Netherlands
mountain spur
43 Heavy volume
44 Resting
43 Ceremony
47 Toward the
sheltered side
4 Quote
49 Russian newt
agency
32 Frozen water
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By MRS. GERALD FOX trol on Sether Ave., crashing into
.,. , a pole. Ihe accident was caused
Roger Hatlon S I year-old ,0n of ,Uempled to pick up
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd Hatton of Glen- ,.,,, ,.,i,:..i. ,.,. ,n, ,.
dale underwent surgery at Shnn- ,n fl Dam , ,h, tru(.k
era Hospital in Portland recently 1 es,lrnaled belweerl ,400 ,nd
His right leg is now in a cast Iio0
from the hip down and he will be ' ,
confined to his bed for two Son Visits
months. Further surgery will bei Mr. and Mrs. Austin Turner of
necessary after the cast it re- Glendale were visited recently by
moved and he will probably be hot- their son and his bride. Mr. and
REN'TON". Wash. (API The In- 'pitalized until sometime in May. i Mrs. Jacob Turner of Doris. Calif..
fttnx Cn DteAnoeL I lerior of President Eisenhower's Hoger, a fourth grade student. 1 who were married in Doris Feb.
IGBP JCU lACScUfCn !new five-million-dollar jet trans-' will not miss out on tchoolwork, for , 5. Turner, who has been employed
I Dort won't he at nlitch n that ,f his bed will he rolled down the 1 al a mnhlino mill in Doric Inr Iha
his present plane. Columbine III. hall each morning to the class- past four years, will leave for
The jet, designated the VC137, , room. ; Army service Thursday. His wife
is well along on the assembly line ! Roger was stricken with polio will complete her senior vear in
WASHINGTON (AP) Unsolved at ,ne Boeing Airplane Co. plant when he was 2 yean old and he high school before joining him at
problems of the ocean depths pose ,n(l ' scheduled to be delivered spent four monlhs in the hospital the Army camp,
a greater threat to U.S. security , 10 ,he Military Air Transport serv-1 immediately afterward. Fouri Ralph and Alice Wood, formerly
than those of outer snaee aei. , ice in April. years ago, he was again hospital- of Glenda.e have arrived from Den-
entific committee contends. J The plane is a cousin of the id for two weeks with corrective ver, and are helping her parents,
The danger of attack bv subma- commercial jets now coming into treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blaser of (ilen-
rine-launched missilet is only one I passenger service and will have a H' separation from his family 'dale, in moving their household ef
of several hazards the I'nited speed of 600 miles an hour. jWhen he entered the hospital in fects to Port Orford, where they
States faces unless it speeds up T other planes of the same January was made easier by a have purchased the Battle Rock
deep tea research, said the report ''Pe are due to come off the line flooa of letters and cards sent Hotel. The Blaser traded their
by a 10-man committee of the Na- i May and June. They will be him by friends and strangers from Glendale home for the motel, situat
ional Academy of Sciences-Na-1 at t,,e disposal of the President, j iienaaie ana otner pans or ure- ed across Hichway 101 from the
tional Research Council I vice president and other top gov-1 (ton. Others wishing to write may Battle Rock State Park. Mr. and
Th. ,mmiiu. ,.1j . .j ernment officials. send cards or lettert to him at Mrt. Wood plan to work with the
ditiona f federal nuHaTnf atn The three identical VC137S will 'he Shriners Hospital, 82nd and Blasera in operation of the proper
m during the nex decade for ea' h" d"nd dio telephone Sandy Blvd Portland Those wish- ty.
research if the nation in .vd equipment enabling the President ing to visit him may do to between Mr. and Mrt. George Wells and
whM it called se?ious military do ,nd olhfr ""i1" ,0 r"n" ' 2 and p m- I'"0 ch'liren. parties in-the
h.ical "an" economic .rd ?.' , TJ'Z Dgln 'rm "y - rom Surgery I '"ie Pl to move I. Gj.nd.lj.
. , .... part of the world. i f, . . . . ... . , . . as toon as the Blaser property in
Better weather forecasting facil- The "President'i room" will ' f y -bb of Glendale hat been . Gendjlie it vacated.
nies ana possiDie meant ot ae- have comfortable teatt for four'"'!" '"""'" P
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RiT10TH UT HtK, WMIL VOU SLIP UPOM itt(JvB5 I V it f OUUO W THIS Dtt? J . ; i'f' vf'j; till
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mkotiow jroats. . in i u i' aiOnaths XrS'JlxSCiS , i TT. Tit
j oj ;
veloping food and mineral
sources in the oceans were
at potential gains. jn win be on the clam tide
From the military standpoint,1 The planet will cut flying time
fhe committee said: "The subma-1 from Washington to California
rine armed with long-range mis- ' from the 8' a hours to about I
.re- and two day-bed type lounges. !a " recuperating irom spinal - .1; .. D.e J
cited There will be no berths. Furnish! u"f ZKH.r .1 bcd-, SteNllZatlOn PrOpOSed
ma. in h. ik. -i.i- ridden for several weeks.
Omer Tracy of Glendale iniured Ta f haelr Inrlinn f.rnnrh
the tendons of his right foot re-i ,w wiwwwin
cently when he jumped from a
inxe una- Hum me o-a nuiirs 10 sdiiui m i- . - , . j . ir.w ur.i.iii At1 I'rime
l .. .... . .... idh in rnnnK m wma avninmp . . - '
sues is prooaoiy me most potent nours. lmlon and fans will be ri0; uCi. PV, " h. Minister
weapon system threatening our , about tix hourt away
security today,
Nehru't government
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Phone OR 2-1098 (Behind
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M 8t B Logging Co. He is still P'aP ,0. Provitie lacuitiei in med-
undergoing treatment lral neal" centen lor human ster-
ihn v.,ioh. i.mii,.i,i ligation at a way of checking In-
t-Ai. i- i ! . ,i i dia's alarminff nnnulatinn cfrnwlh
ZZm A11-1". r I1"'" "'"red to a Medford'spe-I ""Hh Minister D. P. Karmark-
freight cars, came face to face 1 cialis. , treatment of a brain ar told a meeting of the Centra
ee?'.111:..1!:'!!' ,cu,,tarSuh"?frem In accT--n-ly .Planning" Board Sunday
eves peering over a stalk. Be- dent Sunnlv r-h The ennne. that sterilization operations would
nina tne eyet wat a three-foot boa ,ter w rljin- in tne blclt -( the be available to all desiring to re-
car and fell, hitting hit head on t'rict the aize of their families.
MUSEUM DELIGHTED
BUFFALO, N.Y. tAP) Frank '
constrictor.
"T..0L?.7',.Wl!!.rJh ?n unidentified object when his j
ed the snake to itt collection
"iV"0 "".neM"''" 11 Ma-; father was forced to atop the ve- I,. I', D
hide tuddenlv. ,IIUCI J BCII-VUIIUII
Always the heart
of our
business
Why do most drugstore tell
everything from breakfast to
dance wax . . .? The answer it timple. It it a
matter of economic necessity. Americans, thank
goodneat, are generally health? and there are not
enough prescription! to keep all druptoret om.
Thut, we tell variety of merchandise. By to
doing we are able to stay open and render assistance
whenever and wherever it it needed. PreecriptioB
lerNice, however, continue to be the heart of our
business and are always pleated to atsitt yon
hen medication it needed.
Your
FRIENDLY
FAMILY
PHARMACY
Two Albany residents were treat
ed for lacerations and bruises re
cently, and one, Lindsay A. War
ren, entered Forest Glen Hospital
for further treatment. They were
injured in an accident in which
Warren's car, driven by Harold A.
Wilbankt, atruck the superstruc
ture at one side of the Cow Creek
Bridge near the main highway.
i.arry tiager, ton of Air. and
Rejects U. N. Proposal
JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector
(AP) Premier David BenGurion
has rejected a U.N. proposal for a
turvey of Israel't border trouble
with the United Arab Republic, it
was reliably reported today.
The purpose of the survey would
be to discover tne causes ot trie
Mrs. Rex Hager of Glendale. was I continuing flareups between Israel
shaken up recently when the pick-r 1 and the U.A.R.'t Syrian province.
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