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o & 10 MAIL TWBUNE, MedforJ, Oregon, SumJ.y. July 20, 1933 r 4 ' 'v: III' n WinTV i A V--. VJ .jffli Tiro V. 9. Marines stand and watch qM d&p&1io! M4wA" Uoup carrier takes a corner in -e . graham Warns TllVf Americans Are Hof Special Pets gast os Angeles (UPD Evanlist Billy Graham O warned Friday night that "American gre no special pets in tht eyes of God he los th Russians just as much." Graham, returning to the city where he Arst won na O tional recognition nine years ago, said that while armies Qmass in the Mid-EasP and "the O world stands i the very .-brink of Hell itself, Ameri q ans are on vacation . "We are a nation taken up - witlvmaterialism with sex. entertainmert an comfort," ; Graham told his overflow au O : dience of som 40,000. ' GJafoam, fair-haired, hand- tome and deeply tanned, held j sway over his vast audience ! as of old, but it was t new q ; and more mellowed Graham who sout to bring the vord of Gc to th cifsses. : Th neff Billy Graham lhos sWmon inspired an tiitti 2.100 persons to O maft "decisions for Christ" t Irif t9 tight tas no longer O the ftrf gnf brimstone young O Ii.orth Carolinian who nine O iear CiP shook the world with Sis rfiouts of condemna tion. O Gone -r the diatribes Q; against tSe sinful in Holly wood, the stinging phras de ;livered in ( brtad southern J accent that seemed directed n t to the fecrtt heart of the Ou Jlistenei ; Th nr Silly Grflham that ; returned to Lt Angeles for q : a cSe-da' $isit. 'is confident O land eay-oin world- wide tr4vr who had lost all but th lightst trace of Oihis schm fccent nd who :wa tfC to addressing Q'.c-ctfi Stli$ more than , "25.08i. : "?n csctfiontl warnings q 911 ? hi Strmon the Irefnci io the nd of the worlj t t sins of man 0 ;kij8 uk thy were sub O Idf il lost in the pleasing sonorousnst o th tpeaker's o ? : 7- r o: ISP Itifiw Here Is Reeled RenJodelinj nd moderniza tion of the Southern Pacific's Medford passenger station has now been completed, accord ing to C. B. Stevens, local freight and passenger agent. With completion of tfte pro gram, the fiight, Pacific i llotor Trucking, accounting, passenger, ?ard, and trair. O master departments are now alfounder the same roof, Stev G ensid. The interior of the station at 149 North Front st., has been rearranged, and fluores cent lifiht fixtures and a new vaDor heating system have O been installed, the agent said. u Stevens al reported that all phone numbers will re main JI saie except tlje freight o8ie phon which tias b&n changed to SPring-3-7308. 0 O 0 Mcgntain lions still roam eoe of th isolated iorest area$ of N Mexico, posing little iit to people but 'f&ying on rtieep nd cattle. Until crrtly, the Depart I5tit t lm and Fish re CainO "ft rofessional, full 'itr 4s hunter. o e dramatic voice. Graham, the man with the beautiful phrases and ges tures, held his audience which filled every one of the 22,500 seats in the East Los An geles Junior college stadium and overflowed down into the playing field to sit on the bare grass tight against each other. The new Graham seemed a man who had found himself while helping others to find God. And it appeared his con tentment and satisfaction with life attracted listeners in the same way that the old hard-hitting sermons used to attract other listeners. East Germans Release Nine U. S. Army Men Held Six Weeks Frankfurt, Germany (LTD The East German Commu nists Saturday released nine U. S. Army men held for six weeks in a vain attempt to blackmail the United States into recognizing the East Ger man regime. All were sun tanned and appeared in good health. The nine men, eight officers and one enlisted man, were Search Continues For Missing Plane Muscatine, Iowa fUPD The disappearance of a single engine plane with four pas sengers aboard missing for eight days, puzzled Civil Air Patrol authorities in three states Saturday. i Diving operations . at a gravel pit near here Friday night failed to turn up any evidence. Two workmen earl ier said they heard an ex plosion, and saw a flash of light and a big splash of water in the 50-foot-deep pit the day of the disappearance, July 11. Another diving and drag ging operation continued to probe the depths of the Mis sissippi river near its junction with the Wisconsin river. The air search concentrated on an area near Boscobel, Ws., where a farmer told authori ties he heard a plane with its engine sputtering, fly over head July 11. The plane, a Navion, was reported missing on a direct flight from Milwaukee to Des Moines, Iowa. Aboard were Lester Weber, 44, the pilot; his wife, Lorraine, 42; his brother Richard, 42, and Rich ard's wife, Frances, all from San Francisco. CAP air search has been di rected from Illinois, Wiscon sin and Iowa. seized by the East Germans June 7 when their helicopter strayed over -the east-west border during a thunderstorm and came down at Karl Marx Stadt, a town 25 miles inside the Soviet frontier. All aboard were from the 3rd armored division stationed in Frankfurt. Nothing was said about return of the helicopter. The American Red Cross and the East German Red Cross arranged the release under an agreement signed Thursday. The agreement said "the American side" agreed to pay the room and board bill for the men. It came to 51,746. Mrs. Alta Kemper, wife of Maj. George Kemper of Es condido, Calif., said she was going to bake her husband a cherry pie. The eight other airmen were: Capt. Frank A. Athanason, Greenville, S. C; Lt. Thomas J. Westbrook, Macon, Ga.; Maj. James R. Zeller, Mount Joy, Ta.; Capt. Ian A. Brister, Wyncote, Pa.; Capt. Paul E. Jones, Cleveland, Ohio; CWO Leroy J. Malone, Rice, Kan.; and MSgt. 'Carol Rufin, Howe, Tex., 1st Lt. Mike Ellis, Columbus, Ga. Men Turned Over East German Red Cross president Ludwig Werner turned over the nine men to American Red Cross represen tative Robert S. Wilson at Toepen, near Hof, Bavaria. Carrying small ; bundles with their personal belong ings, the men boarded a heli copter and flew to Frankfurt, where 3rd Armored Division commander Maj. Gen. Thom- Sawdust Bedford Fuel Go. Tel. SP 2-2111 Court & McAnd I I as F. Van Atta was on hand to greet them at the Army's Bonames airstrip. The nine men seemed cheerful. All were rushed im mediately to a hospital for a physical examination. They were to go home to their wives as soon as possible. The East Germans, by re leasing the men, acitly ad mitted defeat in their efforts to force the United States to recognize East Germany as a sovereign state as the Soviet Union and Red satellite states have done. Diplomatic Victory However, the East German government press office crowed that the release was a diplomatic victory for the Reds. It argued that the Unit ed States, through the Red Cross, had "recognized the ex istence of the German Demo cratic Republic as a sove reign state." But the Red Cross is not a United States government agency. In fact, there was no governmental, recognition. The East Germans insisted that official U. S. representa tives negotiate the release of the men. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles called the Reds "kidnapers." The Russians refused to in tercede, although they ap peared embarrassed by the lengths to which the East Ger mans had gone. Stevenson Gels Warm Welcome Moscow (UPD Twice de feated Democratic president ial candidate Adlai Stevenson received a warm welcome Fri day from citizens and officials at Tashkent where is visiting with his two sons, Borden and John Fell, and his party. Stevenson called on the deputy leader of the Moslem church and talked with the chairman of the Uzbekistan Supreme Court and toured the city. Stevenson and his party will fly to Samarkand Sun day for a one day visit before returning here. He will visit a collective farm here Monday before moving on to Alma Ata. MAN TO REFEREE TENNIS New York (UPD Adrich Jr. of New York, former cap tain of the U.S. Davis Cup tennis team, has been named official referee for tne Amer ican Zone Davis Cup finals at Rye, N.Y., Aug. 15-17. The United States will face the winner of the Argentina Israel matches. ! Joel McCrea's Sister Killed in Accident Agoura (UPD The sister of actor Joel McCrea and his 3-year-old niece were killed Fri day as they were driving to his house for a week end visit. Mrs. Lois Caldwell, 58, Ven tura, Calif., and Janet Ann McNair died when Mrs. Cald well's car swerved out of con trol and - hit an on-coming pickup truck carrying four men, California Highway Pa trolmen reported. Officers said all four men in the pickup truck' were critically - injured. The acci dent occurred near this subur ban Los. Angeles town. NO TOM OR HARRY? Syracuse, N. Y. (UPI) Tennis coach tjene Garrett of Syracuse University gets good response when he hollers, "Hey, Dick." Four Richards form half of Garrett's eight man squad. They are: Richard Morey of Oswego, Richard Scolaro of Auburn, Richard Woodley of Bronxville, and Richard Young of Longmead ow, Pa. . 1 Three Men Arrested For Bombing Home Birmingham, Ala. (UPD ing. 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