American Embassy
Forced to Change
Homes in Moscow
Moscow OJ.P.)- The U. S. em
bassy has got to give up its
building just across the street
from the Kremlin.
The embassy disclosed Mon
day night that the Soviet govern
ment had notified it that' the
$62,500-a-year lease on "the em
bassy building would expire
Dec. 31 and would not be re
newed. The building, like all
municipal real estate, is owned
by the Moscow Soviet
leaking New Building
The "office for serving the
diplomatic corps," a branch of
the Soviet Foreign Ministry, said
in the same letter of notification
that it was searching for another
building to serve as the Amerk
can embassy.
It said the present building on
Mokhovaya street would be
taken over by the Moscow Uni
versity, which already occupies
an adjacent building.
The U. S. embassy will lose
one of the choicest locations in
Moscow. Its balconies and roof
tops offer excellent views of the
traditional parades and demon
strations in Red Square, which
goes diagonally across the street.
An embassy spokesman said
no alternative building yet has
been offered.
Infant Arrives as
Stop Light Changes
-..Portland U.R) Mrs. Rana
Suppa, 39, postmistress at the
Warm Springs Indian reserva
tion, and her day-old 7-pound,
12-ounce, son were "doing very
nicely" Tuesday in a local he
pital.
But that was only half of the
story.
Dr. Roye Rasmussen, Gresh
am, who was accompanying the
mother-to-be to Portland Mon
day, said he halted his car for
a red light at N. E. 12th ave,
and Sandy blvd., then heard
cry from the rear seat.
The doctor jumped to the res
cue and finished delivering the
Infant just as the traffic signal
turned to green. He moved back
to the wheel and finished the trip
with the mother and son.
Father of the child is Frank
Suppa. a field man for the Warm
Springs Confederated tribe and
a tribe councilman.
Rare Operation Success
At Philadelphia Hospita
Philadelphia U.R) The
Pennsylvania Hospital Tuesday
announced the success of a rare
operation in which part of
dead man's aorta, the body
largest blood vessel, was trans
mlanted into a living nerson.
The operation was performed
on John Chatman, 48, pnuaaei
rhia. who was admitted to the
hospital a month ago suffering
from a weakening of the wall
of the aorta. The vessel was
swollen and any break would
have caused immediate death.
Court Records
FOLIC B COURT
June Robert Aekley, no operator'!
Jay Thomaa Dillon, following too
close, ss.
Monty Louis Riddell, unnaceiiary
noise. $5.
BiUy Dale Williams, failure to stop
at stop sign. $3.
Edward Arthur Einkle, violation of
basic rule. 10.
Carl Sternberg, failure to yield
right of way, $3.
Robert Lee Weindenhaft, four In
front seat. $2.50:
Rita Kaye King, violation of basic
rule. $13.
Arthur Burnard Ingatrom. viola'
tion of basic rule. S10.
Elmer Elzy Harris, running a red
lisht. $3.
Johnnie Hubert Bobbins, failure to
top at stop sign, S3.
Charles Stakes, violation of basio
rule. $10.
Raymond Albert Carkin. unneces
sary noise, so.
Francis Lorraine Campbell, un
necessary noise. S3.
Oscar Landry, inadequate brakes.
John Henry Peterson, violation of
Basic rule, $15.
Earl Brown, violation of basic rule.
S10.
DISTRICT COURT
Duane Norman Allen, overload; $15.
Edward Lee Taylor, overload. s31.
Kenneth Blare Eitzsimmons, no log
naming permit.
Ralph V. Bales, overwidth, $15.
Leslie R. George, overload. $20.
Norman Jefferson Geary, over,
heifht, S6.
lone Lea Bray, route t, box 3.
cagie roini, arums on a public high'
way, $30.
CIRCUIT COURT
Glenn J. Roselle vs. Anna Mae. Al
Vorce decree.
Beulah Osborn vs. Dave Osborn, di
vorce complaint
Marjorie L Gifford vs. Lee S. Gif
ford, divorce complaint.
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Seven-year-old Karen Blecha enacts 1952 polio precautions
recommended by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
When polio, is around, the National Foundation cautions parents
to watch for these signs: headache, fever, sore throat, upset stom
ach tenderness and stiffness of neck and back. A person showing
such symptoms should be put to bed at once, away from others.
Then, call your doctor and fellow his advice. If polio is diagnosed,
call your local chapter of the March of Dimes for advice and
, assistance, including needed financial help.
GOP Convention Sidelights
Include Salute for General,
Broken Seals, Poll of Votes
Chicago - (U.R) Sidelights
of the GOP Convention:
Gen. Douglas MacArthur got
something new in the way of
military salutes as he left Con
vention Hall after his keynote
speech Monday night.
About 40 uniformed Chicago
policemen flanked the exit
through which MacArthur pass
ed en route to his waiting limou
sine. Present Arms
As the general reached the
exit a police sergeant barked:
"Present arms."
The policemen dutifully held
up their night sticks.
The Republicans are taking
extra precautions against cate
crashers after discovering that
someone had broken the paper
seals pasted across the exit doors
at Convention Hall Monday.
Doors Sealed
The seals enabled patrolling
ushers to tell at a glance whether
anyone inside the hall was ad
mitting unauthorized persons
through the exit doors. Head
usher Andy Frain replaced the
seals and hired 30 more ushers.
The Puerto Rican delegation
to the Republican Convention
drew a big laugh during the roll
call vote on delegate contest
rules. When the roll reached
Puerto Rico, one member of the
delegation demanded an indi
vidual poll of his delegation.
Get Big Laugh
Conventioneers from such big
states as lew - York, with 96
delegates, and California with
70, roared with laughter.
Puerto has three delegates.
Hillbilly Jambcree
Slated at Prospect
Prospect The Prospect Hill
billy Jamboree will be held July
19 and 20 with one of the high
lights being the Queen contest
sponsored by local organizations.
Candidates for queen are
JoAnne Hollenbeak, sponsored
by the Prospect Lions and Home
Extension unit; Juanita Chand
ler, sponsored by the Local
Union; Donna Harmon, sponsor
ed by the Shady Cove Lions;
Bonnie Holmes, sponsored by
the Prospect Parent-Teachers as
sociation. Tickets are now on sale by the
contestants and organizations.
Coronation of the queen will
take place at 8:30 p.m., Satur
day, July 19.
Average Liquor BUI
$60 in US Last Year
Washington (U,R) The Com
merce Department reported
Tuesday that Americans spent
an average of almost $60 last
year for wine, bee" and liquor.
The report estimated that
$9,150,000,000 including taxes,
was spent on spirits bought by
the bottle and by the drink.
Tuesday. July 8. 1952
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNETHIRTEEN
English Scientist
Supports 'Saucers'
Los Angeles (U.R) Scientist
Arthur C. Clarke, one cf Eng
land's leading authorities on
space travel, believes flying sau
cers are more than mirages or
myths.
The former. Royal Air Force
flight officer said he based his
belief on new data on saucers
supplied him by scientists at the
United States' rocket testing base
at White Sands, N.M.
Clarke, who arrived here Sun
day from White Sands, said he
was "beginning to think there's
more to the flying saucer mys
tery than just a mirage."
He was ready to guarantee the
disks are real, but said "a noted
American scientist told me at
White Sands that he is certain
he has seen one."
Mercy Flight Takes
Couple to California
A Mercy Flights air ambulance
yesterday flew a couple injured
in a Shady Cove accident about
a month ago to their home in
Glendale, Calif. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hooper had been in Com
munity hospital from the time of
their accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Hooper and his
mother were flown in Mercy
Flights' twin-engined Cessna by
Pilot George Millican. The plane
left at 7 a. m. Monday and ar
rived in Glendale at 11:43 a. m.
PICKS WRONG SPOT
Richmond, Va. (U.R)
Judge Carleton fined a defend
ant $10 and commented:: "You
sure picked the wrong place
that time." The defendant, Em
est Adams, 22. was charged
being drunk in Richmond's first
precinct police station. ,
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