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Rome - (DPD - Premier An
tonio Regni arrives in the
United States Sept. 30 to con
fer with President Eisenhow
er as the representative of an
Italy more powerful than at
any time since World War II.
But it is an Italy with its
"troubles economic and po
litical. Economically, there is
u n e m ployment. Politically,
there is a complex' of parties
from the extreme left to the
extreme right, each with its
own axe to grind.
But militarily, Italy is in
fine shape. Segni has behind
him an army of more than
500,000 man smaller but
more Dowerful than the Ital
ian forces at the time Benito,
Mussolini threw his Fascist
legions into World War II.
Dua IRBM Missile
In addition, there are 5,500
American troops stationed in
Italy and the country soon
will receive 30 Jupiter IRBM
missiles.
Italy has come a long way
since 1952 when an American
journalist claimed the Italian
link in the Allied defense
chain ." was "made of spa
ghetti
The country, one of the
'most pro-American nations in
Europe,, has tried to fulfill its
commitments in the . Western
defense dan. It has the added
incentive of being on the bor
der of Yugoslavia and right
across the sea from Commu
nist Albania.'
Besides its modern army,
Italy has some 100 vessels
most of them small and five
fighter air commands, one
r e c o n n a issance wing, one
transport command and two
anti-submarine commands.
Improving Prestige .
Since Segni took over as
premier early ; this - year, he
has turned a good deal of his
attention to improving Italy's
prestige and authority in the
Western camp. The country
has long felt it has fully re
covered from World War II
"and should be given an equal
voice with some of the other
European nations, such as
Germany and aven France.
During the recent foreign
ministers conference, both
Segni and Foreign Minister
Giuseppe Pella consulted
many times with American
and other Western officials at
. Geneva, putting forth the Ital
ian views. In addition Secre
tary of State Christian Herter
and other; UJS, leaders paid
visits to- i Rome " during the
meeting.
' Statistics on Italy's indus
trial progress show , why the
country is flexing its muscles.
Its industrial output is
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double the pre-war level. The
merchant fleet, 90 per cent
destroyed by the war, has
been rebuilt and is back on
the seas as a world leader.
The chronic foreign trade
deficit has been overcome, at
least temporarily.
In addition, extensive re
forms have been, carried out,
including a land reform long
Segni' s pet political project -that
gave land to 100,000
peasant families.
But there still are a number
of problems to solve.
Many Unskilled Jobless
One of the biggest is un
employment. There are near
ly two million unemployed,
virtually all of them unskill
ed workers who can hardly
find a job unless they first
get' some training.
- Another is the Communists.
They have lost power since
1948 when they were on the
verge of taking over at the
polls, but they still are the
largest Communist party ou
side of the Iron Curtain bloc.
Keeping what is known as
"Italy" from falling apart at
the seams is a problem that
is getting worse by the mo
ment. Italy includes the au
tonomous regions of Sicily,
the German-speaking region
of Alto Adige and the French
aligned region of Vglle Da
osta. More Freedom Wanted
Each region has its local
government and local tradi
tions, culture and language.
They want - more freedom
from the Rome government
and the Communists have
been quick to . step in and
Local Man Cited
For Obstructing
Raymond Harold Chamber
Iain,' 2312 Roberts rd., was cit
ed by Medford pdlice after a
car struck a cable which he
had stretched across Berry
dale ave. last tweek.
Chamberlain was cited for
obstructing a street after a
car driven by Clifford Chap
man, 530 Berrydale ave.,
struck a cable which was
stretched from a stump on the
north side of. the avenue to
a pickup truck in a driveway
at 256 Berrydale ave. No
warning flags or barricades
were out, police said. The man
who "was watching for traffic
had left to unfasten the cable,
police said.
No injuries resulted. How
ever, the front end of the car,
grill, fenders, headlights hood
and splash, pan were damaged.
keep the troubled pot boiling.
Segni accepted his second
premiership as an arbitrator,
the only man diplomatic
enough , to hold the warring
political parties together and
keep the government moving
forward. - .
So far he has done the job.
But no one knows how long
he will be able to do so.
Complicating his task is the
unsoliciated and unwelcome
BUTTE FALLS
PTA Holds Meeting
By MARY JO HARRIS
. Butte Falls-The Butte Falls
PTA held its first meeting
Monday, Sept. 14, at the Butte
Falls High school. 1
Committee chairmen ap
pointed for the year were
Mrs. Howard Simmonds, char
acter and spiritual education;
Mrs. Ted Fredenburg, " found
ers' day program; Mrs.
Charles Ferguson, health;
Mrs. Bill Lytle, room repre
sentative and food; Mrs. Har
ry Dalton, parliamentarian
and legislation; Mrs. Duane
Burton, membership; Mrs.
Charles (Red) Capello, maga
zine; Mrs. William B. Hunter,
Mrs. Michael Estes and Mr.
Virgil Conley, program; Mrs.
Leonard Stratton, publicity;
Mrs. Ted . Reddell, safety;
Mrs. Roger Harris, budget;
Mrs. Don Jolliffe, historian,
and Mrs. Andy Hamstra, hos
pitality. Room mothers re Mrs. Ro
berta Burton and Mrs. Charles
Ferguson, first grade; Mrr.
Don Jolliffe and Mrs. Orville
Stewart, second grade; Mrs.
Richard P e p p 1 e s and Mrs.
Dean Boggan, third grade;
Mrs. Ray Chambers and Mrs.
Bill Rodgers, . fourth grade;
Mrs. Charles Capello and
Mrs. Bob DriskelL fifth and
sixth grade; Mrs. Bill Lytle
and Mrs. Bill Edmondson sev
enth and eighth grades.
High school room mothers
are Mrs. Kenneth. Hawkins,
Mrs. Charles Capello, Mrs.
Leonard Stratton and Mrs.
Alva Webster. ..
The budget committpe, Mrs.
Roger Harris, chairman, Mrs.
Randall Perkins, Mrs. Gordon
Walker and Mrs. William
Harris, committee members,
will present the new proposed
budget to the PTA at the Oc
tober meeting.
.. A r o o m "count committee
was formed to decide whether
or not to have any special ac
tivity throughout the year de
riving from, parent attendance
of PTA meetings. Chairmfin
of t hi s . committee is Mrs.
support he has received from
the MSI Party, which is
nothing more or. less than a
neo-Fascist group.
Segni's critics charge that
he is relying too much on the
extreme right in order to
maintain a majority in Parlia
ment. His supporters point
out that it was just the op
posite a drift to the left
that tumbled former Premier
Amintore Fanfani.
Charles Capello and commit
tee members are Mrs." Dean
Boggan, Leonard Stratton,
William B. Hunter and Mrs.
Randall Perkins.
Following the business
meeting, teachers and parents
discussed the progress, prob
lems, and activities of students
in school. Refreshments were
served in the cafeteria.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sawyer of
Long Beach, Calif., were re
cent overnight guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Burrel
Facey. Sawyer is a cousin of
Mrs. Facey. . 1"
Dale Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don C. Smith,, recently
suffered injuries in an indus
trial accident. As a result of
the accident, Dale under went
surgery at Sacred Heart hos
pital. He is reported improved
and is now at his home in
Medford convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pingle
became grandparents for the
first time late in August when
a boy, Edmond Charles, was
born to their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Fuller, of Eugene. Mrs. Pingle
spent two weeks caring for
her daughter and grandson
upon their return from the
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kei
ser of Oxford, Neb., and Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Walzer of St.
Joseph, .Mo., recently spent
several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Burton, members
of the family.
Bruce Pingle Jr., SN, Navy,
was discharged from the serv
ice mid-August and arrived
home shortly thereafter.
Bruce is now employed by
Leo Hoag as a choker setter.
. Gerald . G. Simmonds and
family of Los Angeles, Calif.,
are visiting the Rev. and Mrs.
Howard Simmonds. Gerald
and Howard are brothers. The
Gerald Simmonds family plan
to go from here to Yakima,
Wash., to visit another bro
ther and family.
Enrollment at the Butte
Falls schools is higher this
year than it has been in the
past several years. William B.
Hunter, superintendent of
schools, reports 1 45 students
registered at the high school,
and Leonard Stratton, grade
school principal, reports 126
students enrolled there.
Mrs. Mary Hansen, of Glen
dale, Calif., formerly of Nia
gara Falls, N.Y., recently vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. James Ca
pello. Mrs. Capello is a grand
daughter . of Mrs. Hansen.
While here the Capellos took
Mrs. Hansen on several scenic
tours of the local area, includ
ing. Crater lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pingle
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary recently in Med
ford. Guests attending were
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pingle,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pingle and
Bruce Pingle, Jr.
An : assembly was held
Wednesday, Sept. 16, at the
high school auditorium for
both grade school and high
school students. Melville gave
a demonstration on glass
blowing and glass knitting
through the National Assem
blies Science Program. . "
Mr.', and Mrs. M. H. Pingle
have left to spend the winter
in Los Angeles. Their son,
Alan Pingle, will manage Mil
Mar Ranch in their absence.
" Mrs. Alan Pingle will en
roll at Southern Oregon col
lege this fall as a junior. Mrs.
Pingle will major in elemen
tary education.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COUBT j
Allen Leroy Morton, violation of
basic rule. $10.
. Gary Ronald Phelan, violation ef
basic rule, $10.
Edwin Martin Lemire, violation
of basic rule, S15.
Ernest Arnold Swartsfager. vio
lation of basic rule, $10.
Lisle Vincent Young, permitting
sifting and leaking load to spill out
onto pavement, S7.40.
William Arthur Hannaford Jr,
violation of basic rule, S10.
Ralph J. Silkwood, violation of
basic rule, $10.
James Raymond Crumley, viola
tion of basic rule, $10.
Edgar Robert Walker, following
too close, $25.
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