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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1956)
a o O o o o o o Co o o o O O o O o O O Ow oO o o O ooo 00,900 o O 0 a- 0 C o O EIGHT MEDFOD (OPEOOV) NIH TRISUNK Friday, December 14, 195B o Rode Is Elected 8 ? President of UH TONIGHT AT HOME APPLIANCE C0..,and PICEt o c o O o Chapter in Medford J 0 George Bode, Medford at- "Horney, was yarned president of ' Medford chapter. United Nations ' -v- ' afTociaUon at a meeting last - night in St."Mark'i pansh house " - He succeeds: Lawrence Solin. Otirers elected were Moore t - Bamilton.o vice president; Mrs. I Carlton Bismwk, secretary, and Mrs. So!!n, treasurer. The office of program director was created and Mrs. Harlan P. Bwworth Jr., was elected3to th post for the coming year. The grou? voted to aid the Great Decision study program Medford early next veer, and the executive board will outline details later. 03 Repois n the group'! drive to gather clothing lor Hungarian relief were inade, and commit tee 5f women packed the cloth ing into cartons this morning' for shippirt. If will be taken to San Franci.-rto by Pierce Auto Freight without charge, and turned oye-r to the American Friends' Service committee. Speaker for last "night's meet ing ys Mrs. 3 Joseph Crick, Grarj. Pa w. who. toured Europe, incli:ng Russia, last summer TAh a Baplist-spansored group. Mr. Oick said she found Eu ropeans "disillusioned about re vision," and the church unused in cnrison to those in Amer fta. ""The people are not the '.iwrrh in Europe as they ere in he United States," she said. Mrs. Crick qtfoted Martin Nie moeller. widely known German - mt'A Lutherancpastor, as saying ifiat 30 cobalt bombs 0 could dcstniy tile entire world, but that the fear af the bomb will not provsncits !se. She said the Germans" themselves fear the ef fects of rearmament in that coun- ; ' try, and of the continued arming '" of other natioa.Q " The speaker said that Presi-. dent Eisenhower is popular 1 throughout Europe, but that Sec- " retary of State Dulles is isliked ; and distrusted. '' Solin closed the meeting by i laying that the threat of war 1 I which threatened the entire j ' world a month ago whn the j ' chapter last met had now abated. ! ... He pr&sed President Eisenhower r frr hi itanH riiiriy th rrisil ! Qnd for his efftrti to itrengtlwn the positioroof the United Na tions in relationto0the Middle East and SiungarPan events. o 0 Tanya Chwastov ' Reunited With Mother in London 1 Lidon Chwastov, -UF- Little Tany who was resSued from a Soviet ship piking her to Runia, will leave tonight for the United Sates where her mother promises! her "the big gest Chrismas par- ever." The two-year-old girl wa re united with her mother, Jrs. Hrna Diaczok of Detroit, in a secret rendezvous Thursday night, it -was announced today. She wS taken tp her mother from the Soviet embas!, where she was kept for two months with her father, Russian-born Alex. Chwastov, rSnding a cus loiij hearing in a British court. - Reunion1 Confirmed A f r3nd t the home at which Mrs. Diaczok was staying con : firmedjthat other and daugh ter wre reunited.Tftey last saw e&h other in a Philadelphia bus ; station last March. ; Mrs. Di.zok smothered her ; daughter with kisses and danced with jov at ffle reunion. "I be- - g. to Wink I0would never get her back," she said, "but now everytltlhg is wonderful." ; Justice Sir Henry Wynn ; Parry Thursday night ordered ; Tanya's turncoat Russian refu " Ce father to return he child to I her 24-yjar-old mother. CKwas ; tov srgnted the girl out of the J (J'nitea estates and was on his r way to Russia to months ago I whenQiie British courts' inter I vened at the request of the. ; Churc World Service. i Idaho Power Company j Bond Safe Approved I alem U.P.) The Oregon I Public Utilities oemmission to day approved sale by Idaho Power company of $20 million j of its frst mortgage bonds. I . 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