Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 22, 1957, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextThey'll Do It Every Time i By Jimmy Hatlo TrJE PPlMTER DID IT AS A FAVOR FOR UENRy BUTOL.' bOSSO WaNTS AU. FAVORS TO COME TO UIM m i -MAT POOR PRINTING OUTFIT U4S Been cons 6PjHiS JOBS FOR US SINCE BlGCOVES S 4NN0UNCE- , 0 TREMBLE- f PU5MNELMOUTM W CU1IN TVI4NkSCOI3 W4S "ro : n?J?V- HUNKS TO MENRVH srmrP PliUTFr, ,,p "WEN BiGOOME v , ppRMs4NO for 5STZVf WW L metuinm Dtf FIRST "TIME WHTUa UOr" iNfcK ---. i n int6-: J TUWKS FOR Y I v printing MH&1 .tv44J-J l.f-Y ITftr Pitying the under ling who did 4 f4v0r for 4 p4l. no -njp niiPT.... Tumx 1 no a TIP OP ,JA TO B.C.. MEMPHIS, Russia's Economic Relations With Satellites Discussed for Decisions (Editor's not: This ii an other in a series of articles discussing the "Great Deci sions . . . 1957" program. The program started in Jackson county Sunday, and will con tinue for eight weeks. The article today discusses Russia and the satellites, and the independence of Poland.) Russia's economic relations with her satellites are exceed ingly complex. The basic idea of Moscow is to have several key commodities flow across Communist borders, with each satellite economy geared into the larger Russian - controlled economy. East Germany, in 1956, ex ported about half its machine tools, electric generators, pre cision instruments, optical goods, nd other items to the Commu nist bloc. In return. East Ger many got most of its coal from Poland; oil, iron ore, manga nese, chrome ore and steel from Russia. Major Source Czechoslovakia has been a major source, for the Commu nist world, of machine tools, power plants, motor vehicles and consumer goods such as textiles, shoes, glassware, and porcelain. Coal to feed these industries comes partly from Czech mines, partly from Poland. Poland was to supply Russia end the satellites, during 1956. with 24,500.000 tons of coal. But the new Polish regime needs more of its coal for domestic use. By December, 1956, coal exports had dropped 5.000,000 tons, and 1957 exports will prob ably drop. to 13 or 14 million tons. As a result, industries in Poland and the other satellites which depended on Polish coal have had a severe setback. And Russia, which in some .years has taken half of Poland's coal ex ports at guaranteed low prices, has also felt the pinch. Hungary's Industry, which supplied the Communist bloc with diesel locomotives, electri cal equipment, and barges, col lapsed as a result of the revolu tion. Hungarian factories were 90 per cent dependent on coal, buy Hungarian coal mines (like Hungarian bauxite and uranium mines) are idle as a result of sabotage, lack of miners, and lack of transportation equip ment. The problem of Poland's coal Is just one example of recent setbacks to Communist economic planning in Eastern Europe. As part of its move for more "inde pendence" from Moscow, the new Polish government is re vamping its five-year plan to emphasize more trade with the rest of the world, and put more emphasis on industries the Poles, rather than the Russians, want. Coal Problem Because of the coal problem, East Germany and Czechoslo vakia will produce and export less industrial goods in 1957. Because of its revolution, Hungary will need foreign aid No Action Taken On Venue Shift Portland (U.R) A rul ing by a Circuit Court judge has left unanswered the question of whether the grand jury investi gating vice conditions in Port land last summer acted legally when it moved into the state office building from the county courthouse. Circuit Judge Eugene K. Op penheimer yesterday ordered the dismissal of a writ of ha beas corpus filed by Raymond A. Roadnight, city policeman who was indicted for perjury. The court held the habeas cor pus proceeding to be moot be cause Roadnight was admitted to bail following the filing of his petition. Roadnight's attorney, Fred Jensen, contended that the grand jury's indictments were void because of the shift of ven ue. Jensen said he plans to ap peal to the State Supreme Court. 11 Cases of Mumps Reported Last Week Medford had 10 cases of mumps and Ashland had one case during the week ending Jan. 18, according to Dr. A. Erin Merkel, public health physician. Second most frequently re ported communicable disease during the week was measles. Medford had the nine case re ported. Other communicable diseases reported for the week were pink eye, Phoenix and Butte Falls, one each, and Jacksonville, two; pneumonia. Talent and Ruch, one each; chicken pox, Medford six, and Phoenix, three; influen za, Ashland, three, Ruch, one, and Shady Cove, three; trench mouth, Medford, 'one: impetigo, Phoenix and Gold Hill, one each; strep throat, Ashland, one, Ruch, two; epidemic pleurodymia (a type of flue) Ashland, two; infec tious hepatitis, Medford, two; and whooping cough, Shady Cove, one. CONSTIPATED? new laxative discovery un-locks bowel blocks without gag, bloat or gripe Constipation is caused by what doctors call a "thrifty" colon. A "thrifty" colon is one that, instead of retaining moisture as it should, does the opposite: robs the colon of so much moisture that its con tents become dehydrated, so dry that they block the bowel; so shrunken that they fail to excite or stimulate the urge to purge that propels and ex pels waste from your body. TO REGAIN NORMAL REGU LARITY two things are neces sary. First, the dry, shrunken contents of your colon which now block your bowel must be re-moistened. Second, bulk must be brought to your colon tO S-T-B-E-T-C-H STIMULATE it and so, excite its muscles to action; to a normal urge to purge. AND, OF ALL LAXATIVES, only Colonaid, the amazing new laxative discovery possesses Colon aid's great moisturizing capacity plus Colon aid's stretch-stimulating bulk that activates normal colonic reflexes. So effective that it relieves even chronic consti pation overnight, Colonaid is yet so smooth, so gentle it has been proved safe even for women in the most critical stages of pregnancy. SUPERIOR TO OLD STYLE bulk, salt or drug laxatives, Colonaid neither gags, bloats nor gripes ; does not interfere with your absorption of vita mins and other valuable food nutrients; and in clinical tests, did not cause rash or other side reactions. ITS A PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTi Exercise tones your body I And Colonaid exercises your colon to tone it against consti pation, overnight! Whether occasional, frequent or chron ic, whatever your degree of constipation, get Colonaid, in easy-to-take tablet form at any drug counter, today! The price, only 9Sc for the econom ical 60 tablet package, brings you positive relief at less than 2c per tablet. for reconstruction, to the tune of $400,000,000. Political unrest and economic disruptions have thus forced Russia to "give in stead of get with the satellites For example, Russia has can celed Polish and Rumanian debts amounting to $1,200,000, and has promised credits and loans worth another half a bil lion to these same countries. Apart from trade losses, con cessions, grants and loans, Rus sia is also having to pay the bill for losses of military troops and equipment in Hungary. The total Russian bill for satellite unrest is already well over $2,000,-000,000. Yugoslavia was the first of the Communist states to steer an independent course in politi cal, military and economic mat ters. Stalin's reaction was to throw Yugoslavia out of the Communist "family" in 1948. Cordial Relations Not until after Stalin's death were cordial relations restored between Yugoslavia and the Russian bloc. Economic relations are currently at the point where the Soviet Union holds the top spot in Yugoslav trade, and a delegation left Belgrade last week to negotiate a trade agree ment for 1957. " Poland waited until late 1956 to take its steps toward inde pendence from Moscow. Wlady slaw Gomulka, an anti-Stalin Communist leader who had been in prison since 1951, was restored to power Oct. 19. In the eight weeks that followed, Gomulka's government wrung important concessions from Rus sian leaders. Politically, Poland was prom ised "complete equality" and ' noninterference in internal af fairs" by Russia Nov. 18. Polish leaders even went so far as to abstain Nov. 24 on a UN vote calling for the Hungarian regime to admit UN observers. It was the first time in UN history that Poland had failed to vote with the Communist bloc. Movement of Troops On the military side, a Dec. 17 agreement between Poland and Russia provides that "the movement of Soviet troops (in Poland) . . . shall in each case require the consent of the Pol ish government" and Russian armies are prohibited from "in terfernce in the domestic af fairs" of Poland. The Gomulka government has also made it clear that Poland's economy will, in the future, be tailored to Polish interests, not Russian or other satellite inter ests. To help ride out economic readjustments, the Polish gov ernment has considered econom ic aid from the West, and offer ed to buy 200,000 tons of U.S. surplus wheat last August. Communique Issued On the last day of 1956 a com munique was issued in Warsaw by Polish and visiting Yugoslav Communist party leaders: "No one Communist country has a right to interfere in the affairs of another or to dictate its actions." U.S. leaders in Congress and the executive branch are now asking themselves (1) how real Polish independence may be, and (2) what the U.S. can do to encourage Polish freedom from Moscow domination. Economic Planning The chairman of the Polish state economic planning com mission, Stefan Jedrychowski, declared Nov. 20 that Russian economic assistance so far has "eliminated the necessity for asking for a loan in the West. This fact, however, does not ex clude the possibility of such a transaction under conditions fa vorable to us." The Gomulka government in Poland is still a Communist government (as is Marshal Tito's in Yugoslavia). But the Ameri can public .faces this challenge: Is the "independent" brand of Communism any better than the Moscow satellite brand? If so. what can the U.S. do to strength en independence in Poland, Yu goslavia, or any other Commu Tokyo Dry Spell Brings Drastic Action Tokyo (U.R) "Drastic ac tion" was announced today to end Tokyo's dry spell. A letter signed "Portia" in the letters to the editor column of the Asahi Evening News ask ed the paper's editors to "kind ly advise the Weather Bureau that I can confidently predict rain ... on Sunday, followed by irregular showers later in the week. "Things have gone far enough and drastic action must be tak en. I have therefore decided to wash and polish my car on Sun day afternoon," Portia reported. Bombs Damage Two North Ireland Targets Belfast, Northern Ireland (U.R) Bombs damaged two tar gets of the outlawed Irish Re publican party in Northern Ire land Monday night. The first damaged a police post in County Derry and the second wrecked the Glenshane Pass bridge in the Sperring mountains on the main highway between Belfast and Londonderry. Needle Favorite Death Toll Now 36 Taipeh, Formosa (U.R) Nine civilians died of injuries today, boosting to 36 the death toll in the accidental explosion of an artillery shell in central Formosa Sunday. Twenty- seven persons were killed instantly and 33 seriously wounded when a Chinese Na tionalist soldier dropped a shell he was carrying off the range after firing practice. Most of the casualties were civilian spec Tuesday, January 22, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN Telephone Company Establishes Record A record of 4,922,000 hours worked without a fatality was established by Pacific Tele phone's 6,896 employees in Ore gon during 1956, according -to J. H. Creager, local manager. The record was also upheld by Pacific Telephone employees in California, Washington, Ida ho and Nevada. They worked a total of 59,785,000 hours with out an accident resulting in death, Creager said. The company reported a total of 151 accidents during the year that resulted in one or more days off the job. Only 17 of those accidents were recorded in Oregon. Throughout the nation the Bell Telephone system recorded its best safety record since 1940. There were five fatal accidents three in motor vehicles and two by electric shock. Hiroshima Man Dies Of 1945 Bomb Effects Hiroshima, Japan (U.R) Newspapers today reported the death of Hiroshima's "first atom bomb victim of 1957." Kamekichi Kaneko, 68, died at the Red Cross hospital Mon day of a blood ailmer.t caused by a lack of white corpuscles, sometimes caused by atomic ra diation. Newspapers said Kaneko was two miles from the center of the atom bomb blast Aug. 6, 1945. He was not injured and showed no ill-effects until last October, it was said. Ike Oldest President To Start Second Term Washington (U.R) Presi dent Eisenhower, who was 66 last Oct. 14, is the oldest presi dent inaugurated for a second term. One president, William Henry Harrison, was older when he be gan his first term. Harrison was 68.- He caught pneumonia at hi inauguration on March 4, 1841, and died" after 31 days In office. Sawdust Telephone 2-2 111 MEDFORD FUEL CO. 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