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O o' ' J c? Russian Rulers See Selves as Undisputed Power in Middle f 4 Q (J) 5 -tull ia&ea Mire 2nd Section MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1956 Pages 1-10 Cantor's Kofi: lnneH Broiln.y a frir laiteri Pre miDtfrr la Maseoer erto Milneta? tha tr.nsitia I'M tw la 'ii.l Stalin's one-man ruia ka Wtaav'f new "collective lcd ra. m aara ia tk- I nitr4 SuMaw. ka ttilvtn in tha following. injeh in sintfif anr. of KuiMati aaovaa ) t4r f.ast. lie hases aVa rnrluMoa t4fc on n experience arsco ana bia acquaintance lth Mas leaaera. r KENNETH BRODNEY Written for Unilad Prasi Russia's rulers think they are on the verge of becoming the undisputed major power in the Jdideast. They think they can achieve this ancient Russian ambition without setting off World War III. ship if the U.S. does not com pete with the Russians in sup porting Arab moves against Brit ain. France, and Israel. Second, of so weakening the Atlantic alliance that America herself would be dangerously vulnerable. Additionaljy, the U.S. is committed to support the existence of Israel as an inde pendent state. So American policy straddles the two fears, tries to keep the uneasy truce, and warns Russia ' against moving into the mideast with the military might of the Red army. But the final decision may not And they want to achieve it!be.ba sjmple mi"tary n2ck' out. The danger is that the Rus sian tactics are designed to win by a TKO, by continuing to score points with the Arabs. now, despite the revulsion against Communism flaming and mouldering in their own front yard partly just for the pur pose of distracting attention from their bloody crushing of the Hungarian revolt. The Kremlin has one muddy boot in the Mideast door, and it reckons it can move in bag and baggage? by taking. advantage of the disunity and confusion among America, Britain and France, and of the clear determ ination of the West .not to let a global nuclear war begin. These are the reasons for the arumfire barrage of Russian dip lomatic move in support of Egy pt's Col. Nasser. Yesterday it was indignant de mands that Britain, France and Israel pay Egypt reparations for their attacks. The day before, it was threats of armed Soviet "volunteers" for Egypt. . Mora) of Sam o Tomorrow it will be more of the aame. and new moves de i.gned to frighten, divide, and confuse the West nd to tinkle ltke music in Arab ears. This Russian music is well rehearsed. The pro-Arab tune have been plunked out for years in the columns of Pravda and all other Communist propaganda organs always louder and more insistently. 'This is the Rusjian technique j T Mnnlil D-,f.Anf.. iu nciiiai mucin Stampede of Hungary Refugees Expected Vienna (U.P. American authorities expect a "stampede" of Hungarian refugees who want to go to the United States, U.S. Consul R. L. Keacock said to day. He said that finding the 5.000 the United States has agreed to accept will be easy. Heacock scoffed at suggestions that red tape has snarled Presi dent. Eisenhower's goodwill ges ture toward the victims of the Hungarian uprising, who fled across the border into free Aus tria. "The only difficulty is to pre yent a stampede in our direc tion," Heacock said. The U. S. Refugee. Relief Act under which they will be ad mitted expires Dec. 31. Heacock said U. S. doctors have been giving the necessary medical examinations to nearly 300 persons a day among a list of candidates submitted by U. S. welfare organizations. Presley Said Help for the Mideast: to woo the Arabs, encourage the Arabs; in flame the Arabs, arm the Arabs until the Arabs themselves in vile their Russian friends into tfle harem. . This Nasser began witlf the military technicians vjao. accom panied Communist arms to Egypt, and he carried it further when he called for foreign -volunteers." . , " When tens of thousands of Russian and Chinesesoldiers aid officers immediately "vol unteered." Washington finally growled, and Egypt suddenly decided she didn't need the "vol unterrs" just yet. This is the complicated part of the Soviet operation, delib erately designed to confuse and alarm the West. It is to pretend willingness to risk major mili tary involvement, without letting it really come to that. Because that would inevitably mean American intervention. It is still the concensus of Western expert opinion that the Eussians don't want ihe "big" balloon to go up. Gam of Pretend But still the Russians must pretend to be warlike very realistically if they want to succeed in scaring off the Brit ish; French, and Israelis, and convince the Arabs they are with them all the way. The latest box' scores show they are doing, well on both counts. American Mideast policy is caught between two fears:- first, of Jnaing all hope of Arab friend- Independence, Iowa (U.R) A music therapist credited swivel-hipped- singing star Elvis Presley and his guitar with be ing helpful in curing mental pa tients. Dr. Florence Chambers of the Iowa Mental Health Institute here said rock and roll music aids the mentally ill to restore their rhythm. Mrs. Chambers, a former con cert pianist, said the mentally ill 'according to Freud have lost their rhythm which music can give .back to them. She add ed that music therapy was not a soothing therapy, but a cure. As for Elvis, she said, "I can't stand the boy . . . myself, but his music is very good for the patients." Companion Makes Trouble for Police Columbus, O. (U.R) Co lumbus traffic patrolmen recent ly arrested Ray Beebee on a traffic violation without any trouble but Beebee's companion, Christopher, almost made a monkey out of the whole force. Until Beebee arranged for bail, officers tried to keep Christ opher in a cell, but not one in the whole jail would hold him. Finally, in the Humane Society to take charge. After cavorting around head quarters for several hours, Christopher, a two-year-old Cap uchin monkey, was carted off to the pound until his master was set free on bond. s ' TURKEY FARM 0 COORN!A ROUTE l . BOX 4bS CENTRAL POINT, OREGON Over 12 years ago . . . we start ed to retail from our place. Many of our old customers will remember ' when they took their turkey home only picked. We have made many changes since then, constantly try- ing to improve our product. We kill only prime birds and never use hormones to put on a cheap finish. We have a modern, clean plant to "process your bird . . . draw them Immediately after killing, pull ten- ' dons, cool them in ice water and age- them in our cooling room, a point which has been found to be very important to produce a tender "turkey. 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