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o EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGOU) Russian Leaders Arrive in Burma Rangog Bjpma -UR) Rus sia'3 rovingiT'ers arrived here today from India for a week's tour of Burma and ran into pro tocol arrangements a couple O of notched lower than those ac corded Marshal Tito. ..of Yugo slavia on his recent visit. Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul ganin and Comrataiist p7ty sec retary NikitaKhrushchev land ed at Rangoon's Migaladon Air port to a cheery welcome from flag-waving Burmese and a handshake from Premier U Nu. But they rated only a, 19-gun satute where?) Tito received a 21-gun salute on his visit. Russians ' also had to drive 11 miles from the airport to Rarfpon to taieet Burmese President Dr. Pa U although the Presidt was on hand personal ly to greet the Yugoslavia leader whose visit generated far more excitement. 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The Burmese explained there were anti-Communist Chinese here but few if any disgruntled White Russians or exiles from the Soviet bloc. The Russians planned a six day good will visit in Burma one of Asia's "neutralist na tions." C MONKEY DEATH COSTLY Rtn Tf Janeiro (U.R) A monkey died in the Rio De Ja neiro zoo and broke nearly every numbers game operator in town. In the local version of the game each number represents an ani mal. When the monkey died, a flood of gamblers piayea s hunch and bet on the monkey. It won. Use Tribune Want Ads GIFTS FOR MEN J mi AND WOMEN Watches etf ' o - . 4& 4 9... 4& a- Wed 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m....- - - " Thursday, December 1, 195$ HORNBROOK Couple Leaves By MRS. H. H. CHAPMAN Hornbrook Mr. and Mrs. Emory Parshall left for Red ding, Calif., Nov. 26, where Mrs. Parshall will enter Mercy hos pital to undergo major surgery. Parshall will remain in Redding until Mrs. Parshall is able to return home. During their ab sence, their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parshall, will operate the ranch. The younger Parshalls recently moved from their former home in Seattle, and are now making their home in Hornbrook. Mr. and Mrs. James Hodge returned on the Shasta Daylight Nov. 27 from a two weeks trip to the bay area. Hodge spent a short time in the Southern Pa cific hospital in San Francisco undergoing a medical check-up, after which they visited rela tives in Palo Alto. Thanksgiving was spent with their son and his family, Mr. and MrsP Oliver Hodge and sons, Jimmy and Allen, Dixon, Calif., where their son Is superintendent of music in the Dixpn high and elemen tary schools. While there, they witnessed the installation of their daughter-in-law as worthy matron of Golden Rod chapter, O.E.S. Be fore returning home, Mr. and Mrs. Hodge also visited and shopped in Vallejo and Sacra mento. Hodge retired several years ago as Southern Pacific agent in Hornbrook. The regular meeting of the Hornbrook Grange took place at the Grange hall Nov. 2. The attendance was small, as it was the day after the holiday, and many members were out of town over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson took the obligation. The regular meeting dates are the second andQ fourth Fridays of each month. The next meet ing is scheduled for Dec. 9, when officers will be elected. 0 Mrs. Allie, Tyrer, Mrs. Edith Young, and Mr. and Mrs. Har old Thomas, all Yreka, were guests over the week end of "Mom" and "Dad" Tyrer on Hen ley rd. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, former residents of Hornbrook, who are now making their home at Whittier, Calif., were in this area the past week, visiting friends in Hilt and Hornbrook. Many local residents took ad vantage of the clear, dry road over the Siskiyous last Saturday to do some early Christmas shop ping in Medford. Among those School for Deer Hunters Successful . Sacramento, Calif. (U.R) Cal ifornia now requires that all deer hunters under the age of 16 go to hunting school, and the new law has paid off in lives saved. ' The department of fish and game reported that statistics from last year's hunting seasons showed trained junior hunters were 19 times as safe as the un trained juniors in the field. Any youngster planning a hunting trip has to pass the pre scribed four-hour training course. The course conducted by the de partment consists of lectures in safety, hunting law, and gun handling. cOn graduation, the young hunter getsa certificate of competence in handling fire ardms, which he must present before a license can be, issued to him. mi On Candle 4 ' - For Your Holiday Table! The simple, graceful design goe) with any silver service Reg. 8.50 25" a Week 3 mm 4 122 E. MAIN STREET - MEDFORD HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for Redding seen in the stores were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Funk, Mr. and Mrs. Al King, Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Georga Carey, Mrs. L. E. Jeter and daughter, Sally, and Mr. and Sirs. L. C. Walsh afid daughter, Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mason drove to Milo, Ore., Nov. 27, to return their children, Linda and Eddie Jr., to the Seventh Day Advent ist academy there, where both are high school students. Linda and Eddie spent the holiday week end at the home of their parents here. " Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Akins, Rid dle, Ore., were guests on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Walsh, as were also Mr. and Mrs. Dee Barker of'the Beaver Creek lodge on the Klamath river. Mr. and Mrs. Akins were en route south for a two weeks' winter vacation. Bad Weather Slows Kunf for Lost C54 Ogden, Utah (U.R) Search planes struggled against rain, snow, and poor visibility today in their attempt to locate an Air Force C45 that disappeared mysteriously last night with two persons aboard. The craft, a military version of the twin Beechcraft, was coming in for a landing at Hill Air Force Base last night when it vanished in a rainstorm and low-hanging clouds. 0The two persons aboard had not been identified pending notification of their nearest of kin. The plane left Cheyenne, Wyo., yesterday afternoon. Beffy Huiion Forced To Cancel TV Show Hollywood (U.R) Betty Hut ton was listed today as the third performer in less than a week to be forced off a national tele vision show by illness. The singer-actress informed NBC yesterday she would not be able to appear on next Sat urday nighfs Jimmy Durante program because of an attack of influenza. Earlier this week Milton Berle was forced to withdraw from his own show because of "extreme exhaustion." LasfT1 Fri day Eddie Cantor, scheduled as a guest on Berle's show, suf fered a kidney ailment and also had to cancel his appearance. Rainfall in Italy Found Radioactive o Genoa, Italy (U.R) Rain falling on northern Italy is four times more radioactive than is normal, a University of Genoa spokesman said Wednesday night. , The spokesman said gger counter tests carried out by the university medical clinic labor atory showed 1,930 impluses per liter of rainwater. The clinic said he high rate of radioactivity Gwas not danger ous from the biological point of vfew." HOSPITALIZED BY BURNS Nyssa (U.R) Victor Rico, 44, was hospitalized with second and third degree burns yesterday when a fif destroyed his resi dence here. Use Tribune Want Ads Save You Money 4 o Sterling Silver Holders Wed. 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. o 5 951 1 PAIR ; TWO BIG DAYS ONLY!! F R I DAY AN D SAT U R DAY lf &c ' w I Silvrp!ated i " BOXED J BUTTER DISH I ' V rFTpOR K JEWELRY J! An English importiL W. 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