TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday. July 15. 19"
Oregon's Visitors
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By WILLIAM WARREN
Salem (U.R) This state of
Oregon is, to thousands of vis
itors from other states and sev
eral foreign countries, a state of
happiness.
You will find the proof in the
large register atop the tourist in
formation desk on the first floor
of the capitol where James Mc
Gilchrist, veteran capitol guide,
and his two whistle inspiring
aides, Mary Louise Lee and Sal
ly Jo Grimm, hold forth.
Capitol Swarming .
The capitol is swarming these
days with visitors, and Jim, as
McGilchrist is known to every
one, and Mary Louise and Sally
Jo conduct some 20 tours a day
from the ground floor rotunda
with its beautiful murals to the
top of the tall dome where stands
the Golden Pioneer with his axe.
You see the Salem country from
the Cascades to the Coast Range
on clear days when you visit the
Hnlrien Pioneer. ?
And what do tourists think of
the capitol and of the state it
rpnresents? Give a look at the
resister:
fmm a Michiean euest: "Our
first trip here. The beauty is un
believable. Enjoyed every min
ute. Everyone very friendly."
From a Texan: "Oregon, a
land of beauty."
And from a Californian yet:
"Incomparable."
From Nicaragua came this
Latin neighborly observation:
"Beautiful beyond words."
Likes Murals
A visitor from Vancouver, B.
C, noted the striking rotunda
' and wrote: "Lovely murals."
The tour is made doubly en
joyable, tourists say, by the
friendly attention of Jim and his
two eyeful aides. Mary J-.ouise
Lee graduated from Willamette
university last June and Sally
Jo Grimm will be a sophomore
thpri in the fall.
One tourist evidently hadn't
been here since the old capitol
burned in 1935. She wrote:
"All naw to me. Was here
when the old building was up.
A beautiful building."
And this from Los Angeles:
"This is one of the most beau
tiful capitols in the Union.
Another tourist wrote: "Try
and beat it. And still another
"It's a nicey."
But from Kentucky came this
sauelcher:
'Fair-to-middlin,' Not as pur-
ty as the salt flats.'
PAPER NOT KIDDING
Battle Creek. Mich. (U.R)
This city's only daily newspap
er, the Battle Creek Enquirer
and News, headlined a page-one
story, "Mercury Drops to 27
Year-Low" on one of the . hot
test days of the year. The paper
had an explanation, however. A
fine-print note said, 'Reprinted Bear cubs are surprisingly
for your pleasure from the Dec. small at birth, being about eight
17, 1951, edition of the Enquirer inches long and weighing from
and News. nine to 12 ounces
4-H'ers Planning
Camp May Register
All .4-H club members in Jack
son county who wish to attend
Camp Greyback, July 28 to Aug
ust 2, are urged to file their ap
plications in the county agent's
office by July 16, according to
R. H. Cate Jr., county agent in
4-H work.
Any club member who has his
work up to date may attend, the
agent said, with the cost being
S10.50 for camp tuition, plus
transportation if the bus is used.
Bus fare, will be $3.50 for a
round trip with buses leaving
the courthouse at 8:15 a.m. on
July 28, with a stop at Rogue
River at 9:15.
Activities at the camp will in
clude swimming, hiking, natural
crafts, cook outs, a ' sleep out,
and others, the agent noted.
For Recreation
Co-directors for the camp will
be Miss Eula Wintermote, home
economics agent, and Cate. The
latter described the camp as be
ing primarily for recreation, giv
ing the members a chance to re
lax with sueh things as crafts,
nature studies and swimming.
A health examination will be
required of all attendants and
may be obtained July 24 and 25
from the county health physi
cian in the courthouse, or from
a private physician.
The theme of this year's camp
will be "Let's Go Western," with
cowboy dress in order. Further
information about the camp may
be obtained at the county agent's
office.
State Department
Calls for China Probe
Washington (U.R) The
State Department said Monday
it has called for an investiga
tion into Chinese embassy mes
sages which allegedly revealed
a plot to steal U. S. atomic sec
rets. It said the Justice Depart
ment has agreed, at its request,
to try to determine whether the
cables actually were sent by the
embassy or whether they were
forgeries..
Spokesman Lincoln White
said the department revealed its
action in a letter Undersecre
tary of State David Bruce sent
Sen. Wayne Morse, (R-Ore.), on
June 24.
Morse introduced the messag
es into the Congressional Record
recently and in a letter June 9
asked the state Department to
decide whether they were auth
entic. White said the Justice De
partment would make hand
writing comparisons in attempt
to identify the authors of the
messages. He emphasized, how
ever, that the check would be
restricted to this question . and
would not include a look into
the so-called China lobby. .
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