Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 01, 1953, Image 2

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    TWO MTCrOKO (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
.y Tuesday. September 1. 1853
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Losatiooi Kerna-eis ysiery
Washington jOJJD It now has
been 184 days sine two Ameri
ca newsmen and the crew of
their yacht, were captured by
the Chinese Communists off
Hone Ron. So far. the State
Deoartment has not been able
to find out where they are being
held, much less obtain their
freedom.
The international mystery be
ian March 21 when the 42-foot
yacht Kert put out from British
Hone Kong lor Portuguese cam
cao, a distance of about 33 miles.
The British Royal Navy report
ed the same day that the vessel
was seized by a Chinese gunboat
and towed to Lap Sap Met Island
five miles southwest of Hong
Kong.
Last Definite Word ,
This brief British report was
the last definite word about the
yacht owner, Richard Applegate,
37. of Medford, Ore., National
Broadcasting Co correspondent
and former United Press report
er: Don Dixon, 25 f International
News Service reporter; Ben
Kramer, an American merchant
marine captain; and three Chi
nese crew members.
Despite many inquiries about
their wheareabouts and efforts
to win their release, Peiping and
Moscow have maintained com
plete silence. Efforts on their be
half have been made by tne
State Department, British Diplo
mats, INS. NBC, Congress, and
by the American delegation to
the United Nations, all to no
avail. The Reds to date haven't
even acknowledged that they
hold the Americans.
The three Americans appar
ently have joined more than 30
other American civilians held in
Jail or under house arrest by the
Chinese Reds. About 70 addi
tional Americans are. In- China.
The Peiping Communist govern
ment has brushed aside many
inquries about their welfare.
Moscow has been uncooperative
when asked to intercede.
From time to time, rumors fil
ter into Hong Kong about the
alleged whereabouts and condi
tion of the trio But none of
these reports has been confirmed
by the State Department or the
British.
One rumor said Applegate was
taken ill on Shameen Island and
had been transferred to Chung-
shan university hospital.
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CAMPAIGN CARICATURE Two West Germans, wearing nnge
heads caricaturing Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Minister of
Economy Ludwig Erhard (right), shake hands during a mass' anti
Adenauer demonstration held by the Social-Democratic Party tn
Berlin, it was part of the campaigning for the crucial West German
election scheduled for Sept 6.
Rare Book Display To Open Wednesday
MAYBE HE WAS COLD
Chicago !U.PJ The tempera
. ture was 99 degrees in Chicago
yesterday when police picked up
James Dalbeck, 51, who was
wearing long underwear, heavy
trousers, heavy, flannel shirt,
wool jacket and Navy pea
coat.
The Magic Carpet on Wheels,
a display of rare books and
manuscripts, will open its show
ing at the old city park on West
Main tomorrow at 10 a. m.
The display, sponsored by the
publishers of the Book of Knowl
edge, will be in Medford Wednes
day and Thursday of this week.
The show will be open from 10
a- m. to 9 p. m. both days.
The display is keyed around
the 500th anniversary of the in
vention of moveable type by
Johann Gutenberg and contains
items designed to show the his
tory of writing and printing
from the early Babylonian days
to the present.
Designed to take the story of
the printed word into areas re
mote from large libraries and
museums the display is housed
in a trailer-museum.
river east of Gold Hill, you can
write to the Wall Street Journal
and ask for a brochure.
The beautiful country resi
dential site, developed by John
Day and his associates, is adver
tised (not by name, but easily
recognizable) in the Journal,
where it is called a "Retirement
paradise, unbelievably wonder
ful, unique."
If you want to find out about
Table Rock Estates, on the Rogue
No Wonder Revolver
Shooter Missed Target
San Diego, Calif. JUJD Leon
Morton, 37. of Chula Vista (a
San Diego, "'burb), fired pint
times with h..- .38 caliber re
volver then the pearl handle
broke off in this hand.
Morrison took the gun to the
Chula VuU police station. Offi
cers found all nine bullets jam
med in the faiM.
"I didn't thin.-, anything was
vrong when I Apparently missed
tne tsrpet; I'm no expert marks
man," Moi,-ison commented.
Twin Brothers Work On Each Of fceVs Teeth
Cleveland, O.-HU.R) Looking
like your twin brother has its
advantages, and David and Rich
ard Leffler, 21, have one more
than identical twins.
. They both graduated from
Western Reserve University's
school of dentistry this year
and they take care of each oth
er's teeth. They plan to open a
two-chair shop soon in Massillon,
O., their home town.
No more than a step has sep
arated them from the time they
entered kindergarten to the pres
ent.
"I've filled two of Richard's
teeth,", David said. "Painlessly,
of course."
Denver (U.R) George W. K.
Poavar -sued county jail officials
for $375,000 charging they shav
ed off Ms beard which deprived
him of rork as an artist's model,
Posvar lost his beard Aug. 29',
1952, while in jail for maintain
ing fire hazard at his Denver
business address. He was fined
$100.
Part of Snake Bites
Kansas Bay Farmer
Leavenworth. Kan (U.R) A
part of a snake bit Leo Zimmer
man. .
The 42-year-old farmer had
completed stacking his hay and
was leaning against the bales
when -a copperhead snake bit
him near the elbow. Opening
the bale, it was found the snake
had only six inches of body, the
rest having been severed by the
mowing machine.
The part-snake was killed and
Zimmerman recovered.
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Cherry Point N. C (U.R)
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