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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1956)
o oo O o oO O TWO MEDFORD (OBEGON) Mindszenty Sees Urgent Need For UN To ComeTo Hungary's Aid Budapest (Delayed) (UFO Josef Cardinal Mindszenty said today Hungary can expect only "greater oppression if the United Nations do not save. us." "Far quicker and more effec tive steps are needed," the pri mate of ravaged Hungary said "A man who is drowning needs no messagn." Too Much Voting. Oratory "What we need is the s?c tretary general of the United Nations to tome to Budapest to- day and not tomorrow. There On The Side (Distributed b King History tells u that the Ital ians taught the French how to use fork. The Parts restaurant where forks were first -used is f ftlll in business. That is the Tour I d'Argent, established- in 1532. '. That is, of course, the rastaur- ant now chiefly famous for its ; pressed duck. Every order of : pressed duck is numbered and the name of the diner recorded. Pierpont Morgan in 1924 ete duck Nu. 147.883. Queen Eliza- beth II, on a visit to Paris was . served duck No. 185,197. My name is not on record books of the Tour d'Argent. I don't care for duck, pressed or otherwise. Liquor The French consume more.al- coholic liquor than people of any other nation of the world. The Italians are. second in that respect. Americans are third folr lowed by British, Germans and Danes. Many Frenchmen make , their own liquor. That is, they are "home moonshiners, " .as many Americans were during prohibition days. Remember the references to "bathtub gin?" Dogs It is extremely refreshing and Interesting to note the way the dogs of Paris enjoy themselves. I may borrow a dog and take him for a walk in the Champs Elysees park, just to note his enjoyment. After that I could . take him to FOuquet's Sidewalk cafe for a little snack. Dogs' are welcome in sidewalk cafes here. They can have a chair oX their own if they want it. Woman's Town That Pari is, as repeatedly slated, a "woman's town" is in dicated by the number of full length mirrors available. No woman in Paris is at any time without n opportunity to check completely on her appearance. At the elegant Hotel -George V many of the halls are lined with fall length mirrors. Every room has three or four full length mirrors. There are also closets eveywhere. I have never seen so many closets in hotel rooms as there are in those of the George Fifth. PHOENIX Schools Plan By LTLLIAIf KNIGHT J Phoenix In recognition of C American Education week Phoe nix schools will hold open-house Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 14 and 15. j Wednesday at 8 pjn. the Phb& nix grade school will open it's classrooms to parents and 'visi C tors. Work done by pupils will be on display. Teachers will be in their room to talk wirh parents. The following night, Thurs day, Phoenix high school Will begin their open house with -a short program to be held in 'the gyrrmaium at 8 p.m. After short talks by faculty members de scribing the academic and activ ities prosramthe mustc depart ment will present a iew instru mental numbers. Following this program, the high school class looms will be open to visitors. Light refreshments will be served both nighta following room visitations. At . the grade schocl, refreshments will be served in the cafeteria and at the high school in the homemaking department. CA pink and blue shower given in honor of Mrs. Jim Perry by Mrs. Harold Waldron. at the home of. Mrs. Fleet Waldron, AT . . . 1 - WiTH EVERT Arthur Murray Dance Album on Capitol Records Swing Fox .Trots Sambas .Walties -fc MAIL TRIBUNE has been much too much voting and oratory. What we need is action now." Speaking to reporters shortly before he sought sanctuary in the U. S. legation here, the card inal said: 'The Russians have disregard ed the United Nations. Every shot they have fired has been aimed at the United Nations." Mindszenty sought asylum in the American Legation because it was the nearest friendly dip- romatic territory, an American By E. V. Durling Faatsraa Svaeticar. fnc) Aside The R'itz Hotel, the original hostelry of that name, on the Place Vendome, has a regular luncheon priced at the equival ent of S3. 50. If you order a la carte the check comes to $7 or more . . . Strip tease dancers ap pear to be th current outstand ing attraction of Paris night clubs. At one spot called the "Crazy Horse Saloon," which has an "Old United States West" background, they have strip tease dancers who start their act dressed as cowgirls. Bookshops There are more bookshops in Paris than in any other city in the world. Incidentally, it is in teresting to note that the French have never been among the great admirers of Shakespeare. There never has been a complete trans lation of his works published in Paris. His plays are rarely pre sented here. When they are, they are indifferently produced by minor companies. Please Note All race track wagering in France is by the pari-mutuel system. Off-track wagering is possible at branches of the var ious tracks throughout the coun try. In Paris these branches are usually .at Bistros which feature a sign reading "Pari-Mutuel Ici." The results are received at these branches by ticker. Bookmaking is illegal in France. At the track and the off track branches you can wager the equivalent of 15 cents. Some fun, what? Get It Right What Is the distance from the place De La Concorde to the Arc De Triomphe on the Avenue Champs Elysees? That is fre quently the basis of arguments between Americans, particularly war veterans. Get it right. The distance between those two cele brated points of interest is ex actly one and one quarter miles. Shaving In the interest of those among our clients who have tough beards I check on razor blades wherever I go. So far on this trip I have found nothing un usual along that line. Open House was held Friday evening, Nov. 9. . The table was decorated with a chalk stork which held a dia per and a miniature doll in its beak. After Mrs. Perry opened her gifts she was presented with a cake decorated with a large pink and blue umbrella and tiny bootees, which was served with coffee and tea. Among those present were Mrs. Dick Perry, Mrs. Claud Hutton, Mrs. Don Williams, Mrs. Paul Betz, Mrs. Richard Dolan and Miss Cloetta Small-. Mrs. Guy Cobleigh recently re turned from Idaho Falls, Idaho where she visited her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Wehmann. She went part way by car and part way by plane. She reports that the Wehmanns have moved into a new home which they recently purchased. Phoenix Neighbors of Wood craft will' hold their homecom ing dinner Thursday, Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the Grange hall. Members are to bring a hot dish and salad, or a hot dish and des sert and table service for their own family. The meat dish and coffee will be furnished by the lodge. There will be cards and other entertainment after the dinner. FREE ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE LESSONS CERTIFICATE Tangos -j- Rhumbas Tuesday, November 13, 1956 i correspondent reported. Leslie Ballogh-Brain of the North American Newspaper Al liance said Mindszenty escaped from Parliament house only moments before Soviet troops captured the free Hungarian gov ernment there. Ballogh-Brain was the first American corres pondent to reach Vienna from Budapest since Moscow turned its armed might against the re bels. He said Mindszenty views the future "with a great deal of for boding." iHe indicated he be lieved the Cardinal's life is in sarious danger. Another anti Communist leader captured by the Russians is believed to have been summarily executed on the spot. Fears by Churchmen Similar fears were expressed by churchmen in Vienna. Rus sian troops control the city and Budapest radio has singled out the, cardinal as a chief culprit for the uprisings. But travelers said the cardinal had no immediate plans to seek a safe conduct pass to the West, even if it was granted by the puppet Hungarian government. Mindszenty, who was released from a Communist prison only last Wednesday, Oct. 31, said he had "suffered torture in body and soul" at the hands of the Secret Police. "It is God's miracle that I am here and am as I am." He refused to give details of his arrest and imprisonment. o o . " r o f -ww "" " " - - -' 1 '' 1 " " - - s it, Hfiipapinnuj O Ntv I . :!fSSj! f tl Whether your job calls for fast-working efficiency or big muscles for off-ihe-road grinds there's an Alcan-proved Chevrolet Task-Force truck ready to save you time and money! Fraternities, Sororities Balk At Tax Ruling Corvallis U.R) Fraternities and sororities at Oregon's insti tutions of higher learning were reported today to be protesting a recent ruling of the State Tax Commission which compels them to pay personal property taxes. Until now most of the county assessors have assumed that off campus living groups were ex empt from he tax. But the tax commission said there was noth ing on which the assessors could base such an assumption. The question was raised re cently by the Benton county as sessor's office and a ruling came down from the legal department of the tax commission saying the living groups were not ex empt. Tax Steps Taken In both Benton county, home of Oregon State College, and Lane county, site of the Univer sity of Oregon, steps have been taken to put the properties on the tax rolls. Richard Wegener, Benton county assessor, said the tax bill for the OSC groups was being backdated five years as required by law. The five-year bill for the more than 40 organizations comes to about S15.500. The 1956 taxes total $3551.60. At Eugene Lane County Assessor W. W. Smith said he did not know whether the tax was going to be made retroactive. Living groups at Oregon State feel that as the tax has not been imposed up to now and there has been no change in the law, ew lasK-rorce New V8-powered '57 Chevrolet trucks, heavily loaded, made one of the world's toughest roads look easy! In a straight through test run, they rolled over the famous ALCAN High way to Alaska in less than 45 hours normally a 72-hour run). Here's proof -In-action gSSSSj of power that'll handle your ffT , 7tV A,cafl ron toughest jobs-and keep com- ((JJJ VA)) cSd"1' Ing back for morel Qrfe bv AAA. Only franchised (COM The Family Council Editor'! note: The Family Council consists of a radge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers, each article is a summary of an actual report The Family Council does not tive advice; it merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. ' Herbert G. My children dis like my parents. Virginia G. I never told them anything against their grandparents. Herbert G. I am the father of two young children. I am very much upset about my children's attitude toward my parents. We take them on visits to their grandparents about once a month. The children hate to go. They always say there is something else they want to do. When they get there, they sulk. They won't kiss my parents no matter how hard I try to make them. They won't eat anything in my parents' home, although my mother tries her best to please them. When my wife's mother comes to visit us, as she does several times a year, the kids fall all over her and kiss her. They hate to see her go. I feel that my wife must teach the kids that they have to love all their grandparents. I realize that my parents are a little old-fashioned and the kids find their ways peculiar, but The purchase price of a new Diesel-powered bus is less than two-thirds of the cost of a mod ern street car. it should not be applied now. They have retained Peter Gun ner, Salem attorney, to advise them. They "flattened" Yukon mountains with the most modern truck V8's of all! Chevrolet dealers Ai:ivvB3f display this famous trademark TTP why should they dislike them so? Virginia G. Visits to Her bert's parents are always torture for all of us because he keeps telling all of us all the way how to act and what to say. On the way home, he tells me and the kids every little thing we did that he believes has hurt his parents. I have told the children that they must love all their grand parents equally, but I can't help it if they like my mother best. I don't tell them to kiss her. They do it naturally. The kids have told me that they don't like to go to their grandparents' home because everything smells and tastes fun ny to them there. They say they can't have, any fun because their grandmother always yells that they'll get hurt or dirty the rug. My husband blames me be cause he thinks I never liked his parents. This is partly true, but I never told the chldren anything against them. The Council: Herbert may be hurt and shocked to be told that the children's attitude is partly a reflection of his own and part ly a reaction to his parents' be havior toward them. 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J In this case the adult who has taught them the negative attitude appears to be Herbert, who is himself so uneasy with his parents that he finds it prc essary to caution the -whole fam ily against hurting them. It is he who rejects his parents' "ofd- fashioned" ways. His fear that he will hurt them causes him to watch for this in his famil;-. Herbert must leurn to accept The VODKA c of VODKAS . o o There's a difference o in vodkas and it's a diGeremie " worth knowing. o It leaves you breathless ! THE GREATEST NAME IN VODKA 80 PROOF. DISTILLED FROM G R A I N OS T E P(f R R E SMIRNOFF Fit. (DIVISION OF HEUBLEIN). HARTFORD. CONN. U.S.A FRANCE. ENGLAND. MEXICOq vrolet trucks Rated G.V.W. of these payload-carrying heavy weights goes all the way lip to 32,000 pounds! ' 5' I " . Six-speed Powermauc wnh built-in reiaraer saved driver effort, added to safety on steep downgrades! c This truck, powered by the new Super Taskmaster V8, showed plenty of "stuff on steep grades. ! on the Alcan Highway every weight class! c O - r his parents for wht they sS"8. If he can eo to their homahaSi pily bei ause he loves them and kiss them himselfg wit real af fection, thtj children will follow. He should talk tffphis mother about letting t6 children play freely arid explain?lt hewants them to enjotheir,5'isits tg)the home. A franker :tude toward his pants will rftlp hi learn to accept theB.o n General Features Qy-rp.) O O o 6o oo ( OoJ o CO o " ' ' CO o o o o o o o o 5 o . mm o lr 1 0 Infill 0 O Phone 2-6115 O Medford e O O O O O O o O o Ninth and Bartlett Streets Martibos Fox Trots 33 13 or 45 RPM. Available at Record Shop Big Y 217 E. Main St.' Record Shop m SVEM'S o o
