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Pussiia Building dDSD IPopeDSne Which WSDD Tie Satellites' Closer Together ; London - (UPD - Russia, in a shrewd empire - building move, has embarked on a gi gantic oil life-line project which will tie the satellites closer to Moscow and advance its strategic supply lines deeper into the heart of Eu rope. . The Soviet, in close cooper ation with its East European satellites, is building a 2,500 mile , pipeline which will carry oil from the Urals to Poland, East Germany, Hun gary and Czechoslovakia. At the same time Moscow is working on another life life which is to bring Soviet oil to the shores of the Bal tic for the needs of the Scan dinavian nations as well as those of Russia's strategic Bal tic fleet. The two moves shrewdly combine long term strategic arjd political considerations of the highest order. The two projects also are of considerable importance eco nomically since they will pro vide Russia with a long-term outlet for her growing' oil surpluses. Plans for the intra-bloc pipeline were laid some time back and worked out through COMECON, the Communist bloc's committee for mutual oconomic aidy which organ izes economic cooperation I Within the Red camp. The project, broadly, pro vides for a pipeline to origi nate at Kuibyshev and run Ccross the Volga through Bye lorussia to Poland at East Germany. Another branch would go to Czechoslovakia and Hungary. Oil refineries are to be es tablished along the route of the pipeline - one in the area gf Warsaw, another north-east of Berlin and others around . The total volume of oil sup- Budapest and Bratislava, in plies through the new pipe Slovakia. Each will have a line is currently estimated at capacity of between one and some 15 million tons. The line four million tons. is to be completed within four years. they like it or not, and be- If these targets are met, the come even more dependenton East European satellites will Soviet goodwill for their eco in effect get all or more of nomic and military needs, their oil from Russia, whether At the same ' time Russia 54th Year Medford Price 10 Cents Tribune Third Section MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 14 Pages Geysers Normal Af Yellowstone Portable Fuel Station Developed for Planes Akron, Ohio -(Science Ser- virp A nnrtahli filling sta- WaShSMSC Lotion for airplanes has been de- ice) - Most geysers in Yel lowstone National Park are returning to normal activity after having their usual pat terns upset by last August's severe earthquake. There were "no outstand ing changes," such as Old Faithful no longer being faith ful, scientists at the National Park Service told Science Service. Reports from park naturalists indicate that some hot springs cooled off .and some cool "springs became hot ones. The situation is one where such a large earthquake, in which some 20 persons lost their lives and a new lake was formed, causes certain shifts in tj earth's crust. The noticeable effects of these shifts, such as seen in differ ent geyser schedules and changes in temperatures of springs, are slowly dying out. Whether all pf the geysers will i subside to their pre earthquake activity level and schedule is not yet known. ill OPEN Friday Night UNTIL 9 OF IMPORTED Buy now at Newberry's low prices in time for Fall planting. See what a colorful garden you can have next Spring. Come today. ;;- , DARVlil TULIP LVu I b 5 72c Doz. Reg. SI Popular varieties used extensively in flower borders and beds. Scarlet Deep Yellow Lilac Ronage Rom White Red & Rose Pink ' White & Red FINEST QUALITY hyacinth bulbs In Various Color Red Pink Stose Pink . Light Blue Dark Blue o White Yellow 2 for daffodil bulbs One of the most popular in all garden bulbs. Yellow (King Alfred) Twink (Two Tone) 25' 97'- Reg. $1.20 doz. DWARF PARROT TULIP bulbs Direct From Holland (L c Orange Pink veloped that can be airlifted to an operational site in a C 124 cargo plane, along with necessary ground support equipment and personnel. Goodyear Tire and Rubber company said, the new fueling system can store up to 50,000 gallons of fuel in five 10,000 gallon collapsible tanks and pump it out at the rate of 600 TOO GOOD New York - (UPD - A hotel chain is in the market for bath scales heavy enough to discourage guests from de parting with them Howard Johnson motor lodges also says it has to fasten its room TV sets with heavy bolts to prevent their disappearance. gallons a minute. The system can be coupled with cross country hose or pipe lines, tank trucks, tank cars, fuel drums, and tanker planes. Jalopies and School Not Good Mixers Chicago -(Science Service) Dad's hunch that a jalopy and high school make a poor com bination now has acquired sta tistical backing. Although owning a car may increase a teen-ager's popularity, it is unlikely to increase his chanc es of being valedictorian, it is shown by a study of more than 1,450 juniors and seniors in a suburban Chicago high school. . . will be able to advance her own oil supply lines deeper into Central Europe - just in case. In the north of Europe, the Baltic is to play a major part in Russia's oil plans. Recent reports have said Russia is de veloping Klaipeda in Lithu ania and Ventspils in Latvia as oil ports. The moves reflect Moscow's growing confidence in its abil ity to step up Russian oil pro duction far beyond levels pre viously held realistic by West ern experts. Not long ago Russia was BIRTHRATE DOWN Tokyo - (UPD - The average number of children per fam ily in Japan in 1957 was 2.8, which is half the pre-war figure. The population White Paper recently released after six months of research cites birth control measures and the legalization of abortions under the Eugenics Protection Law as contributing factors in limiting the number of births. ' - held to be eyeing jealously the West-controlled oil fields in the Middle East. Now estimates suggest that Russia may be able to mus- Warrant Out for Woodburn Girl Salem (DPD - Marion County Juvenile Court has issued a warrant for a 15-year-old Woodburn girl who has re fused to go to school since last year. The warrant was issued for Sharyn Schneider who until recently has been helping her parents run a grocery store at Woodburn. Judge Joseph Felton said Sharyn had failed twice to show up for hearings on her school ' attendance. Her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schneider, Woodburn, were also ordered to show cause why they should not be cited for contempt of court in not producing . their daughter at court hearings. ter an exportable oil surplus of between 25 million and 30 million tons within a few years' time. Whether this is attainable or not will depend on Russia's ability to achieve her present goal a total oil output of some 240 million, nearly twice the present figure. Graduate Medical Work on Increase Chicago -(Science Service) The period since the end of World War II has seen a tre mendous increase in graduate medical training programs for physicians. A report by the American Medical Association here shows that more than 37,000 physicians took gradu ate training in 1958-59. The marked expansion is attrib uted to the desire of young physicians to secure specialty training after being d i s charged from military service. 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