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California Adds New Restrictions On State Products California will not accept cu cumbers, squash, pumpkins and melons from Oregon after Oct. 2 unless accompanied by official certification from the Oregon state Department of Agriculture. . The ban was placed on prod ucts which are atttacked by pick leworm and melonworm and all such products grown east of and including Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico are included in the ban. Not Found in Oregon ' Neither pest has been found in Oregon, and products from Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Ari zona, Nevada and Utah will be accepted on official certification. Products from small lots may be taken into California by trav elers who can prove to border station officials the products were grown in Oregon. Central Point Removes Fire Permit Requirement Central Point Fire permits within the city of Central Point are ho longer necessary accord ing to t ire Chief Oran Chastain. Leaves and trash may be burn- ued in controlled areas without pewnits, but Chastain urged iesFdents to use caution to keep Qfires from spreading.' Pakistan Ratifies Baghdad Treaty Karachi, Pakistan (U.R) Pak istan today completed -ratification of the Baghdad Treaty with Turkey and Iraq, fixing the east ern anchor of the Western-sponsored Middle ' Eastern defense system. . Pakistan deposited its instru ment of ratification of the treaty, formalizing a decision announced earlier to join with Turkey, Iraq and Britain in developing a "northern tier" defense system. Turkey and Iraq originated the treaty of defense cooperation last Feb. 24 and Britain later became a party to it. - Big Christmas Buying Spree Seen This Year Washington (U.R) The U.S. Chamber of Commerce predicts this year will be the best ever for business, and will be topped with the biggest Christmas buy ing spree in history. Only the farmer will not share proportionately in the boom, the chamber said. 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MMJ We Carry Our Own Contracts Service From Our Own RCA Authorized TV Shop Downfall of Peron Tops International Good News for Week Friday. September 23, 19S3 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FITS (I By CHARLES M. McCANN United Press Correspondent The week's good and bad news on the international balance sheet: THE GOOD 1. Bombastic Juan D. Peron, dictator of Argentina, was over thrown by the revolting armed forces. He took refuge on a Paraguay an gunboat. Authority was taken over by a provisional govern ment headed byMaj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi. The . . . . t cnariu teciauo . United States prepared to recognize the new regime as soon as it showed it was in firm control. During 12 years in power Peron ruthless ly trampled down' all opposition by gangster methods. He sup pressed freedom of speech and of the press. He made the courts, the schools and the labor unions political instruments. He brought his country to the verge of eco nomic ruin. His fall is a triumph for lovers of liberty. 2. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, addressing the United Nations General Assem bly, called on Russia to free its satellites and urged the unifi cation of Germany. He demand ed that Red China renounce the use of force as a national policy. Dulles called for world coopera tion which would make the next 10 years "the healing decade of true peace." ' , 3. Iran seemed ready to join the vast system of Western alli ances against Communist aggres sion. Premier Hussein Ala, ad dressing his Parliament, ridi culed the idea that , Iran could longer remain neutral. It was reported that he was discussing an Iranian-Turkish alliance with President Celal Bayer of Turkey, who is now on a state visit to Tehran, the Iranian capital. THE BAD ' 1. Russia, seeking to build up the East German Communist re-1 gime, gave its puppets control of the area' which separates Ber lin from West Germany. - The threat of a new blockade of Ber lin arose immediately. West Ger man Chancellor Konrad "Aden auer asked the United States, Great Britain and France to pro test the Russian move as a vio lation of , international agree ments. 2. A new wave of terrorism in Algeria brought the French cabi net into emergency session. Paris dispatches said Premier Edgar Faure regarded this situation as even more serious than that in Morocco where he is trying to work ..out a home rule agree ment. Algerian terrorists raided farms, villages and military con voys. New militarized police forces were called up. The Faure plan for Morocco still met with opposition, raure laced trouoie at home also because of a series of strikes. The latest, a 24-hour one, affected the government owned railroads. 3. In Palestine armed Israelis occupied a demilitarized zone on the Israel-Egypt frontier. United Nations officials joined Egypt in denouncing the action as a viola tion of the Egyptian-Israeli arm istice. Israel said that Egypt had established two military posi tions in the zone. Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns of Canada, the truce supervisor, said the occupation was a flagrant violation of the armistice. He asked that the Israeli troops be withdrawn at once. Is That So? Who Am I? Being sociable, I love com pany. When excited I raise the hair on back and short neck Despite superstition, I am a good swimmer. When aroused, I have killed tigers. My impor- tance to man since prehistoric days should not be underesti mated. We are well distributed throughout the temperate and warm regions of the eastern hemisphere including Madagas car but not Australia. In the Americas, I have only one dis tant relative, A million '- years ago, or so, some of our prede cessors attained gigantic propor tions. Once, I was hunted with in the very outskirts of London town. You may . still find my kind in ; many . parts of contin ental Europe, North Africa, Asia Minor and Central Asia. You seldom find us native in country where the snowfall reg ularly exceeds 25 inches. Those of us who stand three feet at the shoulder are formidable fighters. My tail is short and my ears are comparatively large. My eyes are small. My - distinctive nose is long, flexile and the nostrils open on a tough, flat, mobile, disk-like plate which is reinforced within by gristle attached to the skull a worthy tool for lifting and pushing weights and breaking through tangled brush. By ' my voice a human can-easily tell when I am hungry, . querulous, angry or pleasantly gratified. Because I have a light cover ing of hair and flies and insects bother me no end, I enjoy mud baths. My offspring sometimes sleep in a circle with their heads turned inwards. ' My food is largely roots, tu bers, " fruits, nuts, berries, and the like, together with small an imal life. I eat almost constantly; storing up fat to sustain me dur ing lean winter months. . . When .at bay, we are often Br EUGENE BURNS Ranger-Naturalist - more than a match for a whole pack of hounds and will unhesi tatingly charge a mounted hun ter. We sometimes live to be 20. I am: A. Hyena, B. Porcupine, C. Wild Boar," D. Wolverine, E. Pigmy elephant. , I am C, a wild boar. (Released by McClure News paper Syndicate)' Free: By special arrangement with the editors of the Encyclo pedia Americana, my panel of judges will award each week to the reader' who sends me the best true-life nature adventure, the best nature observation, or the best question on nature and wildlife, a complete 30-volume set of this world-famous refer ence work in a handsome Seal craft binding. Each week new submissions will be considered. Sorry, I simply can't answer your many friendly letters. Please address your letters to: Is That So! co Medford Mail Tribune, Box 575, Sausalito, Calif. , .. Plane Pilols Spot Pacific Eruption . Honolulu U.R) The pilots of two Military Air Transport Service planes reported yester day sighting what appeared to be an undersea . volcanic erup tion 300 to 400 miles west of Honolulu. - ' ' ' The Navy Hydrographic Of fice at Pearl Harbor said the sighting may be" another of ."an epidemic of underwater disturb ances" reported in the Pacific, since Aug. 3. v The Navy Research Rescue headquarters at Pearl Harbor reported last night it had re ported last night it had received a radio message from the pilot of a MATS CI 24 Globemaster saying he had sighted an under sea disturbance 75 miles east of the spot where another MATS pilot earlier in the day report ed seeing the phenomenon. The second pilot did not give the time he saw the disturbance. AND NO MILK Lewiston, Me. (U.R) Thieves or pranksters who swiped,- a king-sized milk bottle from the front of a dairy here abandoned it a few miles away. They ap parently found the display bot tle a bit too cumbersome to lug. 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