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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1955)
G&ig Four May Study fissue off Americans Md in SDave Camps Br CHARLES M. MeCANN United Press Correspondent It was inspiring to read, last week end, how Americans im prisoned in Russian slave labor camps are making little United States flags out of bits of colored paper and displaying them at the risk of torture. It was a reminder also, at an interesting time, of the shocking brutality of the Soviet slave la bor system. Untold thousands of men of many countries as well as un told millions of Russians are held in these camps. They have been sentenced to fantastic terms of imprisonment on various pretexts. Economy Depends on Slaves But the fact is that the Soviet Russian economy depends on slave labor. So inefficient is Communist government that the Soviet government can not dei pend on free labor if any la bor in the Soviet union can be called free. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell raised the issue in a merciless attack on the Soviet labor system before the Interna tional Labor Organization in Geneva, Switzerland, on June 6 He attacked the Communist 1a- bor unions as mere "transmis sion belts" for government re cruitment of labor, and also at tacked the labor camp system But the issues which interests the United States and other western countries is that of their own citizens who are enslaved by the Soviet government. Discussion Suggested It was suggested at the time that Mitchell made his speech that the United States might raise the issue of American prisoners at the Big Four Con ference which has now been set for July 18 in Geneva. The week-end dispatches from Vienna, giving new details of the imprisonment of Americans, would seem to make this almost certain. Austrians returning from inv nrisonment told not only of Americans but of Britons and Frenchmen and Germans and Japanese imprisoned by Russia. Even if President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles did not raise the question the British and French delegations probably would. Shady Cove - Trail News Shady Cove-Trail Mr. and Mrs. Ed Learning, Shady Cove, attended a housewarming party Sunday in Medford, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Al Sacchi. Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, El Monte, Calif., are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan, Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stafford of Trail were hosts on Father's day at their new home on the Rogue river at a party in honor of Mrs. Stafford's father, Wil liam Stafford, who celebrated his 87th birthday. A potluck din ner was served on the lawn fronting the river. Guests pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Henderson and children, Grants Pass, Mrs. Bessie Henderson, Gold Hill, Mr. anl Mrs. Otto E. King Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. King Jr. and daughter, Talent, Mrs. Mary Page, Mrs. Dora Stan ton, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. William Mason and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Buseman and daughters, Phyllis Griggs, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bur roughs and children, all Med ford; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morehead and granddaughter, Trail; Louis C. King, Portland and Mr. Stafford's grandson and family, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Durdell and children, Forest Grove. The condition of Carl Scott, Trail, who is confined to the Community hospital in Medford due to a severe head injury suf fered in a logging accident last week is reported to be consider ably improved. The coming show attraction at the VFW hall on Monday, July 4 will be "Sunny Side of the Street" with Frankie Laine and Terry Moore, also the serial "The Green Archer" and short subjects. Susie Chubb and Sue Harmon were joint hostesses for a sur prise birthday party June 27 at the home of Sue Harmon, hon oring Pat Goode and Diane Al len. Games were played and re freshments of cake and punch were served. Guests present were Delberta Spain, Judy Ma son, Donna Mayfield, Linda Eccleston, the honored guests, Pat Goode and Diane Allen, and the hostesses, Susie Chubb and Sue Harmon. Later in the eve ning Mrs. Frank Allen and Mrs. Harry Goode took the girls to a drive-in theater in Medford. After the show they all re turned to Diane Allen's home where they had a slumber party with grilled hamburgers for breakfast. , Out-of-town guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Se gessenman, Shady Cove, during the week preceding the wedding of their daughter, Miss Mary Segessenman, were Mary's aunt and uncle, Mr., and Mrs. E. C. Vosson, Eugene; cousins, Mrs. David Ward and daughter, Clau dia, Gervais, Ore., Dolores Roach of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, Mamie Roach of Van couver, B.C., Jimmy Lynch of Victoria, B.C. and a former classmate of Mary's at Mt. Angel college, Miss Betsy Jefferis, Sea side. On Friday evening the Se gessenmans entertained with a buffet supper at their home fol lowing the wedding rehearsal at the church. Guests present were Miss Joyce Connor, and Henry Connor, both Shady Cove, Miss Kay Carrara, Medford, Dolf Lar son, Shady Cove, and Miss Lila Hukill, Medford, Charles Fisher, Berkeley, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blaess Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mathias. Medford, Mrs. Jack Ross and Mrs. Mae Lane, Shady Cove, Mrs. John Durkee Pollard (formerly Delores Dur kee, a former teacher in Shady Cove), Grand Rapids, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Vosson, Mrs. Ward and Claudia, the Misses Roach, Jim my Lynch, and Betsy Jefferis. Following the wedding and reception at the Rogue Valley Country club Saturday, the Se gessenmans entertained at their home on Saturday evening with a turkey dinner for a few close friends. Guests in addition to the house guests were Mrs. Min nie Blaess and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blaess, Medford, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. 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Robert H. Fischer, Lt. Jg. David M. Lockhard, John F. Rump and Lt. Jg. George T. Sloan. Plane was destroyed. (International) Author Has 'Unique Theory1 That William Shakespeare Wrote Shakespeare's Plays By ROBERT MUSEL United Press Correspondent . London (U.R) Dr. Leslie Hotson has come up with the in teresting, if unfashionable, the ory that the works of William Shakespeare were written by William Shakespeare. Right now this means he is bucking the trend. American critic Calvin Hoffman is in Britain to open an ancient tomb which, he says, will help prove his argument that Christopher Marlowe really wrote the plays and sonnets Shakespeare gets credit for. ' And the Bacon Society is fur ther creating a stir with- de mands that in any movie based on a Shakespeare play screen credit be given to Sir Francis Bacon, who is the society's can didate for Shakespeare's laurels. Hotson, on the other hand, has come up with a prodigious bit of research on the play "Twelfth Night" and he considers that no one but, Shakespeare himself could have written it Elizabeth On Hand What's more, Hotson is con vinced that Shakespeare turned out "Twelfth Night" quickly and under pressure. Peering over his shoulder, so to speak, was Queen Eliabeth I herself. Hotson went to Italian, Ger man, Russian and English ar chives in search of documents that would help him recreate the circumstances under which the famous comedy was written and performed. He tells the results in a new book he titled "The The play had its world pre miere before the queen, her courtiers and distinguished guests on the night of Jan. 6, 1601. Hotson found that certain characters and lines in the play had a special meaning in terms of the people in the audience. Seated near Elizabeth while "Twelfth , Night" unfolded was the handsome Virginio Orsino, Duke of Barcciono, who was vis iting London from Italy and had made a big hit with the queen. It was no conincidence that the leading character in the play was called the Duke Orsino." Fur Hatted Russian Another guest was a "tall, very fat" Russian, Grigori Mik hulin. He was an envoy of the Czar Boris Goudonov, and a fur hatted wonder around the court. Hotson has picked out several references to the czar's ambassa dor in "Twelfth Night." "Twelfth Night," as Hotson sees it, could not have been writ ten by some hidden genius and attributed to Shakespeare by ac cident. And who would the queen turn to for a workmanlike job of playwriting? To William Shake speare, of course, says Hotson. COON-NEUBERGER DEBATE Klamath Falls (U.R) Rep. Sam Coon and Sen. Richard L. Neuberger of Oregon have agreed on the date of October 6 for a "debate here on Coon's bill for partnership construction of the John Day dam. 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