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Discloses Views
editor's Not: The future of Gr
tnanv wiH figure prominently la the
discussions at the Geneva Bit Four
conference. Germany will not take
part In the discussions, bat the East
and West German states will have
observers on hand for consultations
1. fnecessary. West German views on
the Blf Four and the future are ex
pressed In the following exclusive
United Press interview with Dr. Hein
rich von Brentano. West Germany's
ew foreign minister.
By JACK SCHEMEIL
United Prats Correspondent
. Paris (U.R) West Germany's
new foreign minister warned the
West today against expecting im
mediate results from the Big
Four conference at Geneva". He
said another meeting may be
necessary.
"One should not expect mira
cles," said Dr Heinrich von
Brentano, who took over the
Bonn Foreign office from Chan
cellor Konrad Adenauer last
month.
"I do not expect the first tiays
of the conference will result in
an immediate relaxation of ten
sion," Von Brentano said.
"But, I believe a following
conference at a lower level could
do a lot of good work towards
preparing a second big power
conference, perhaps in October,"
he added.
Third Force' Concept
In an exclusive interview with
United Press on the eve of Big
Three foreign ministers' talks
here, Von Brentano did the following:
1: Gave qualified approval of
Western Europe's stern arms
pool as a "very suitable vehicle"
for achieving the "historical
necessity" of -unifying Europe.
Last week British Prime Min
ister Sir Anthony Eden suggested
the Western European Union as
a possible foundation of a Euro
pean security system ending the
Iron Curtain. .
2. Rejected both neutralism
and the "third force" concept of
a power-block between East and
West in Germany's future.
3. Said he is "fully convinced"
the Paris rearmament treaties
can end traditional Franco-German
hostility.
4. Predicted the Big Four
talks can succeed in lessening
international tension "if the So
viets so desire."
Calls Neutralism Dangerous
Neutralism, said the 51-year-
o I d lawyer - turned - diplomat,
would be a perennial invitation
to Bolshevism to conquer our
country."
"Should Germany one way or
another fall under the Influence
of the Soviets," Von Brentano
said, "the Germans would lose
their freedom and the interna
tional balance of power would
be decisively changed in favor
of the East. Aside from that I
consider neutralization unthink
able since it would prejudice
the freedom of a future all-German
government to make its own
decisions."
In answer to a question about
a so-called "third force," Von
Brentano said he considered the
suggestion "very unrealistic."
"These speculations are based
mainly on the wrong presump
tion that a bloc could. In the
near future, withstand the pres
sure of Soviet Russia, especially
in the military field.
"They overlook the deadly
danger that by such a course, the
United States might be pushed
into a path of isolationism.
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WISHFUL THINKING
Knoxville, Tenn. (U.R)
Mayor George Dempster told
police the reports of his death"
which caused police to be swamp
ed with calls must have been
"wishful thinking" on the part
of some of his opponents.
Lakeview Rancher
Locates Uranium
Lakeview (U.R) A rich ura
nium find was reported yester
day by a Lakeview area rancher,
who received confirmation of
the strike from the U. S. Bureau
of Mines at Albany.
Rancher and prospector John
Roush said he and four others
had staked 16 claims in a tree
covered, mountainous area nine
miles northwest of here. The ore
was rated at up to nearly 1.4
per cent uranium by the federal
laboratory at Albany. "
The strike was the second re
ported in eastern Oregon this
week. Earlier, it had been re
ported that a strike grading 0.1
per cent had been found 50
miles north of the Nevada bor
der in Oregon. This is the mini
mum content accepted by the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Roush said his party consisted
of his son, Wayland, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Tracy and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Leehman. The
group has already stockpiled
nearly 10 tons of ore, he said.
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be obtained at Johnny's Garage. Bids
close July 21. 1955.
(Signed) Street Commission
Phoenix. Oregon
NOTICE TO CMDITOe
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the - Estate of
MAYNARD FRANKLIN OAKLEY,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I have been appointed by the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for
Jackson County.-as Administratrix of
the estate of Maynard Franklin Oak
ley, deceased, and have duly quali
fied. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre
sent them, with proper vouchers and
duly verified, to me at the office of
Edward C. Kelly. No. 22 Goldy Build
ing. Medford. Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
DATED at Medford. Oregon, this 24th
day of June. 1955.
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NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF. THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF GUS L. STONE, aka GUS
LEWIS STONE. DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned executrix of the
above estate has filed herein her final
report and account and that Monday.
August 15. 1955. at 9:30 o'clock ajn. at
the courthouse in the city of Medford,
in said county, has been fixed by the
above named court as the time and
place for hearing objections to-said
final report and account and for the
examination and allowance thereof.
Dated and first published this 8th
day of July. 1955.
BERTHA ROTH. Executrix
NEFF. FROHNMAYER Sc LOWRY
Attorneys for Executrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. T
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
we have been appointed Administra
tor and Administratrices with Will
Annexed of the Estate of-Etfiel M.
Duggan. Deceased, by the Probate
Department of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Jackson
County. All person having claims
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same, with
proper vouchers, within six months
from the date of first publication
hereof, at the offices of PauT W.
Haviland and James M. Main, attor
neys for the Administrator and Ad
ministratrices, at 207 Fluhrer Build
ing. Medford. Oregon.
Dated and first published this 24th
day of June. 1955.
CHARLES W. DUGGAN. Administra
tor. ETHEL MILDRED DUGGAN BLACK
and MARION ELIZABETH DUGGAN
OWENS. Administratrices.
No. 9421
NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON Probate
Department
In the Matter of the Estate of EUGEN
HASENFURTER. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the
Final Account of Mark A. Goldy, as
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of the above named estate, has been
filed herein and that 9 JO o'clock ajn.
on July 30. 1955. at the Courthouse in
Medford. Oregon has been appointed
for hearing objections- to such Final
Account and settlement thereof.
Dated and first published July . 1,
1855. - .
- Mark A. Goldy. Administrator
' with the will annexed
Van Dyke fk DeUenback
Attorneys for Administrator ,
Final Music Camp
Concert Is Tonight
A three-week summer music
camp now being held at the Uni
versity of Oregon will have their
last concert tonight at Mac Ar
thur court, according to I. A.
Mirick, instrumental music su
pervisor for Medford schools,
who is in charge of a- group
from here.
The concert will consist of
two bands containing 90 mem
bers each, and an orchestra of
approximately 60 members, in
cluding the winds from the band.
Mirick conducts one of the
bands, teaches cornet, and holds
brass sectional instruction.
The camp program, sponsored
by "-the university, gives high
school students a "wonderful op
portunity" to gain a new per
spective of what is going on in
the northwest in music and "us
ually spurs them on to raise their
sights a bit regarding perform
ance, etc," Mirick added.
A total of 220 people from
seven states are attending the
camp. Those attending from
Medford include Nan'cy Van Val
zah, Margaret Medlin, Susan
Martin, Robert Gould, Mary
Pierce, Nancy Walstead and
Shirley Stafford.
Clues Sifted in Hunt
For Slayer of Actress
New York (U.R) Police sift
ed a score of bloody clues today
in their search for a killer who
slashed and strangled a bit part
actress in her Times Square
hotel room.
The victim, 55-year-old Adlyn
Woodington, was found late
Thursday sprawled on an un
made bed with her head prop
ped against a window sill.
A man's leather belt was
drawn tightly around her throat
and a pair of bloody scissors lay
on the floor near the body.
Police said Miss Woodington
had been stabbed in the fore
head with the scissors. Her left
cheekbone was fractured and
several teeth had been knocked
out. Her face was covered with
blood.
An autopsy was scheduled for
today to determine whether the
actress had been saxually attacked.
Some elevators travel 1,200
feet per minute.
City Superintendent
Named at Ontario"
Ontario U.R) Herb Derrick,
superintendent of public works
here for many years, yesterday
was named city superintendent
on the recommendation of the
Ontario . city council's finance
committee.
Ontario is governed by the
mayor-council system of city ad
ministration, but Derrick will
be, to a certain extent, city
manager. He will have charge
of every city department except
the police.
The finance committee ad
vised that Derrick's salary
would.be $6,000 annually, with
a $1,000 increase at the start of
the next fiscal year.
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Reporter Discharged
For Lack of Answers
New York (U.R) The New
York Daily News said today it
has discharged David A. Gor
don, a reporter - who refused
Wednesday to answer questions
of the Senate Internal Security
subcommittee about past Com
munist activity.
Gordon denied at the subcom
mittee hearing in Washington
that he is now a Communist or
that he had been one for the
past 12 years. He cited the Fifth
Amendment in refusing to ans
wer other questions about Com
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; The reporter was notified of
his dismissal in a letter from
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Pile of Logs Moves;
Eureka Man Killed
Eureka, Calif. 4J.PJ Tilford
L. Thompson, 33, , Eureka, was
killed in a logging accident on
top of Kneeland mountain east
of here yesterday.
Reports from the area said the
vibration of a moving vehicle
apparently started movement in
a pile of logs on which Thomp
son was working as a log scaler,
crushing him to death.
He is survived by bis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Riley J. Thompson -of
Eureka and a sister, Mrs.'
Dorothy Sisel of Sacramento.
Thompson was a nativa of.
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