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o o c oo p o o SIXTEEW VfFDrORD (OREGON) Monaco Inhabitants Have Unhappy Feeling Impending Birth Won't Seem Important Monte Carlo II. R' Just ai few weeks back it seemed so im- princess return here Friday from portant: Will Princess Grace i the United States, they will find i.ve boy, a girl or, best of all, j two rooms of the palace convert t'Aiii5. ; ed into a nursery. The rooms Now the inhabitants of roman- j formerly were museum-like gal- tic little iinaco have the un-1 leries open to the public. Thev happy feeling .. tliat a world cautct in crisis really doesn t care a great deal. . The -people, of Monaco were taking the scheduled February arrival of a new heir to the Gri maldi throne seriously. So seri ously they were investing mon ey in preparation for throngs ex pected here for the logical, foi-Iifw-up l last spring's wedding. Two Rooms for Nursery U.S. Expects Israel To Pull Troops Out Of Gaza Strip Area .Washington .U.P The Unit ed States expects Israel to pull its troopsv-out of the Gaza 6trip as part of Its agreement to. with draw forces from Egypt, officials disclosed today. . Israel has indicated It might try to retain military control of the 50-mile long .area -on the Mediterraneon coast. Israeli forces captured it when they penetrated Egypt Oct. -29. Israeli Foreign Minister Gol'da Meir has declared that the strip is an integral part of Israel. Support Troop Withdrawal Asked .whether the ' United State would support Israeli oc cupation of the Gaza Strip, U.S. officials noted, that the United Nations had called for withdraw al of Israeli forces behind the 1949 armistice lines. ' "We support that,''one offi cii! said. - . A withdrawal to the 1949 ar Come In "' v ' 1 ' te oc.- -7 r, , ..,, 4 t- n -4 A I LOOK At This Buy! FINEST ? K With These FINE FEATURES: i ! 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U.S. views on the Gaza area presumably have been made clear to Israel through diplomat ic channels. State department of ficials have been in close contact with the Israeli embassy in re cent days. France also may be hearing about Washington's position on the Gaza Strip. Officials were clearly disturbed by dispatches out of Paris Tuesday. These dis patches quoted French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau as saying the United States consid ers the Gaza area part of Pales tine and, therefore, Israeli troops are not expected to pull out of the atrip. Today and Register 'Jackson County's Exclusive Hotpoint Dealer" Medford, Oregon- Across from i. C. Penney Co. in 137 East Main Street, Ashland, Oregon Phone 9-5831 " UULIW.I II I I 111,.. ) Wene'daf. Norembrr 14, 1356 f ground. It is oeneath the famous sporting club. Decorated in the Monacan colors, red and white, it cost almost S250.000. It has a royal box with adjoining royal bathrooms and silting rooms. Across the square, the faded old gambling casino is getting a Las Vegas transfusion. Casino President Pierre Rey has gone to Nevada to find out what makes gambling there so popu lar and profitable. The picture-card harbor has been getting a going over, too. A pile driver has been waking the populace and the few tourists daily at dawn in the work of enlarging a quayside. Huge cranes have been used in the demolition of the old and ugly gas works that has stood on the waterfront for three genera tions. Monte Carlo hopes the world comes to its senses soon enough to appreciate a really important event. 'My Three Angels' Scheduled at SOC Ashland The Southern Ore gon college players will present "My Three Angels" at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17, in Churchill hall audi torium. The popular Broadway play is being directed by William Oyler, well-known in southern Oregon for his participation in the Oregon Shakespearean Fes tival. Among students who appear in "My Three Angels" are Ly man Pruitt, Howard Cain, Bill Harbin, Nancy Jennings, Shar lene Layton, Dan Dollarhide, Noel Turner and Arlita Knowles. Southern Oregon college stu dents will be' admitted free with student body cards. Tickets may be purchased at Puruckers in the The Mart in Ashland. EVENING 'TIL 9:00 P.M. JI1M,M - l,HJlil .UIIIMa .. l inn imMmmt MMMW3rvmm DRIVING to House of Lords for opening of Parliament, Queen Elizabeth II smiles happily as sdbjects cheer along route. (International) Ingrid Bergman Resls After Surgery Paris vU.P.) Ingrid Bergman underwent an emergency appen dicitis operation early today. Hospital authorities reported she was in good condition. ' A spokesman for the Ameri can hospital in suburban Neuilly said the 41-year-old Swedish ac tress was resting comfortably. Miss Bergman, who had been ailing since Saturday, was rushed to the hospital Tuesday morning. She was in Paris rehearsing for the French version of Rob ert Anderson's play, "Tea and Sympathy." She was to act the leading female role, created by British actress Deborah Kerr on Broadway. . The operation was expected to postpone the opening of the play. Miss Bergman is the wife of Roberto Rossellini, Italian pro ducer. for the i ! I 1 ill II " nc. Medford - Phone 3-5306 U II...1JIILUIIIII ItUII II. I IL IIL r Emergence of New World Power Seen As Outgrowth of Present Problems London !U.R) The emer gence of an independent force outside the "umbrellas" of eith er Russia or the United States was forecast for the semi-official international study group here today. Memoranda compiled by the group and made available to British government department mental heads and members of Parliament has developed the thesis that both the great pow ers face rifts with their allies which will hasten important changes in the distribution of world power. Counter to Interests The group's study has taken into account current events in Poland, Hungary and the Mid dle East which they see as run ning directly counter to the in terests of both the United States and Russia. These events, the group says, show that both the United States and Russia became over-extended. As the prospect of war be tween the United States and Russia decreased, so. the need for forward bases declined. Changes in Poland Show Soviet Action Warsaw (U.R) A new and more liberal government as sumed power today in an appar ent indication that Polish lead ers do not feci the Russians will make Poland into another Hun- I gary. Most of the stern "Stalinists of the former regime were miss ing from the cabinet of Premier Josef Cyrankicwics. Soviet trained Marshal Konstantin Ro kossovsky, the unpopular de fense minister, lost that post and also gave up his job as vice premier. Going To Moscow The changes were announced Tuesday night in the Sejm (Par liament) as Titoist Communist Party leader Wladyslaw Go mulka prepared for a trip to Moscow and talks with the Soviet leaders. Rokossovsky, a favorite of Moscow, resigned in favor of Gen. Marian Spychalski a friend I HONORING TRANSISTOR iff ' emy oi science announces lyjB Nobel Prize for Physics will be shared by three Americans. From left: Dr. William Shockley, Stanford University lecturer; Dr. Walter H. Brtftain and Dr. John Bardeen. (International Soundpkoto) J ZILKA, SMITHER & CO. provides! COMPLETE INVESTMENT SECURITY SERVICE J forMEDiFORDf Call us for recent information on: ARDEN FARMS PACIFIC POWER & UGHT PUGET SOUND PULP & TIMBER MORRISON-KNUDSEN Let Us Analyze Your Present Securities or Savings Program Please phone Medford 2-7471 for any investment information, or to set up an appointment either at your office, your home, or our Medford office. Mr. Watson and Mr. Meyers bring you the complete facilities of the Zilka, Smither & Company organization. Out-of-town residents please call collect. Member Son froncr'ico Sfocfc 14 5. CENTRAL AVENUE PHONE lio off ic.i in: Portland, Sole m, Countries which, under the threat of war, could be counted on to do the great powers' bid ding are now choosing their own roads. The study group believes that the outcome of the present crisis will be greater independence for the Soviet satellites and more liberty of action by the allies of the two great powers. A Prediction It predicted that the Middle East, like Eastern Europe, will go its own way but veer towards the West; that Britain will assoc iate more closely with continent al Europe, and that Red China will attain the true status of a great power independent of Russia. The study group sees the re unification of Germany as the key to this eventual transforma tion of world power. It forecasts that the East Germans must finally succumb to the great and constantly in creasing economic pull of West German prosperity. The Suez Canal is seen as a critical component of Western European strength and, there- Unexpected of Gomulka. Both Spychalski and Gomulka were once dis graced for "Titoism" and , only recently rehabilitated. Rokossovsky's resignation had been predicted for weeks ever since Gomulka resumed power But the 60-year-old marshal, twice a hero of the Soviet Union, remained in his post as defense minister until Tuesday as a concession to Moscow. To Ask Intentions Informed circles said Go mulka and Cyrankiewicz would leave for Moscow Thursday or within the next few days. They were expected to ask about Rus sian intentions toward Poland. The Poles have shown more sympathy with the Hungarians than have any other East Eu ropean countries, but Gomulka and other Communist leaders have tried to restrain public feel ing to prevent a repetition here of the Soviet move in Hungary. .-.3-.-S T.- at RESEARCH, Swedish Acad Mr. Walton end Mr. Meyers bring you com plett financial informs lion based en tht only "financial wir service" connecting Medford di ree'ly with 43 indujlriel Centerf throughout thf U. S. ond Canada. il i Exchange . 'y 2-7471 MEDFORD, OREGON Eugene, Cooi Boy, Vancouver, Wn. RICHARD E. WATSON H Manager M lu I PAUL MEYERS 8 1 Allans fore, figures in the future reun ification of Germany and the consequent liberation of Eastern Europe. But while Suez is recognized as the lifeline for Europe, the study group sees lines of com munications which are equally as critical to the two great pow ers. Russian Worries Russia is seen as worried about Outer Mongolia over which there has been a long struggle with Red China. 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