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, Is4 vs ' -iWi. HI ft UNREST IN KOREA-Shouting and banner- onstrated in Munsan, Korea, In the city's carrying Koreans, part o( a crowd of some second straight day of violent protest against 3,000, swarm through downtown Seoul dur- alleged fraud in the elections. At least two ing a protest march against recent presi- teen-agers were killed when police fired in- dentlal elections. An estimated 20,000 per- to a mob attacking their headquarters. oni shouting anti-government slogans dem- (UPI Telcphoto) South Africa Shows No Signs of Yielding to Racial Pressure Johannesburg, South Africa MUPD-The South African gov. rnment gave no sign today of yielding to Internal and Worldwide pressure for eas ing of lis racial discrimina tion policies. Despite pleas for a reap praisal of the whits suprema SJ THE . SHOE" what wonderful weather we're having ftiiM Vt to U....I6.I5 ' Y Johnson JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Where the Fit It Guaranteed 111 East Main Street Phone SP 2-4848 Don't Miss the April 17th Family Weekly "k The Truth About Natural Childbirth k Mark Twain Lives On k Junior Treasure Chest What Do You Know About Easter? Springtime Showing ' Cookbook Section Actors Should Act Their Agel k Quips and Quotes Next Weekend be Sure to Read yh Korean Mobs in Wold Demonstrations cy laws, the government gave every indication it would car ry on the Jine of Prime Min ister Hendrlk V. Verwoerd while he is recuperating in a hospital from an assassin's bullets. South African business men, clergymen, native lead- "Sotchfuard" brand Uathtr prat tutor makti all weathar wandarful . rain, mow, aunihlna. Thfa a mating fluo rachamfcal fa tanned rig ht Info leather! brushed pig- kin, buckskin, cowhide ipllti, Tht ihoei rtiiit wa Hry ipilli and portpiratfon. They waih clean with a brush and suds. Keep their lhapo and tit while wot and after drying, too . What's more, soil whisks away. And colors stay last ingly fresh. v. Widths 3A to D and Stewart ers and some newspapers have called for the white gov ernment to take a new look at the way it treats the black man. Barrage of Criticism From abroad there has been a barrage of criticism from politicians, newspapers, or ganizations and even some governments, even within the British Commonwealth of which South Africa Is a mem ber. But South African police, continuing the government crackdown on native unrest, raided the native township of Rand Monday, confiscating weapons and arresting scores of blacks. Police and court officials clamped a lid of secrecy on I the case of wealthy farmer Duvkt Pratt, 52, arrested In connection with the shooting I of Verwoord. 1 Me had been expected to be arraigned in court Monday I but did not appear, and later detectives were seen making a survey of the scene at the fair grounds where the shoot ing occurred, Second Reporter Arrested Authorities also moved against a second news corre spondent, Mrs. Myrna Mao Kenzie, who writes for the London Dally Herald and New York Post under the name of Myrna Blumberg. She was taken into cus- Inrlv. nrpxumahlv fnr riis- pniviica otic actv lu, iiiv pers, shortly before It was announced that Norman Phil lips, of the Toronto Star, would be rclased from cus tody on condition he leave the country. Minister of External Af fairs Eric H. Louw said postal authorities at Durban had been disturbed by Phillips' cables and that the Justice Mlnalry ordered him "detain ed for questioning." Woman Killed in East Oregon Crash Pendleton -HITD- Mrs.. Mar garet Nelson, Dayton, Idaho, was killed Monday aftornoon in a two-car accident about 20 miles east of here on High way 30. Mrs. Nelson, descrtued as In her 60s by state police, was thrown through the wind shield of the car her husband was driving. The husband also was thrown through the wind shield and was in critical con dition at a hospital here. He suffered internal injuries and a head injury. Police said the driver of the either car, Claude Milll gun, Boise, and hit passongcr escuped Injury. WOTIO BEGINNING 9 A.M. TUESDAY, APRIL 19 We Will Have a Service for APPOINTMENTS tor Shaves, Haircut, Shampoos, Shines WEST MAIN BARBER SHOP SP 3-5523 128 West Main Police Fire on Crowds Attacking Public Buildings Masan, Korea IUPD Masan provincial police appealed to day for additional reinforce ments to cope with anti-government demonstrators in this South Korean port, for two days the scene of rioting that spread death and destruction through the center of the city. Three persona were killed Monday night when police tired into a mob attacking their headquarter! and a score of others including several policemen w ere wounded. There were new demonstra tions today but no reports of casualties. Local police authorities ex tended tlie curfew today from five to 10 hours. At the same time, they asked that another 1,000 policemen be sent here. More than 400 already had arrived from nearby Pusan. Buildings Damaged City hall, all of the city's police station, and other offi cial or semi-official buildings were destroyed or damaged by the rioters. In Taegu, a mob of more than 100 members of the op position Democratic party stoned police who halted an attempted demonstration against the government and the disputed March IS elec tions. About 30 of tha would be demonstrators were ar rested. Slogans Shouted An estimated 20,000 persons most of them believed to be members of the opposition party swarmed through the streets of Masan, shouting anti-government slogans. The Democrats have been loud in their criticism of tha elections last month which re turned President Syngham Rhee to office unopposed and swept his running mate, Lee Kl Poong, to victory over Democratic Vice President John M. Chang in a separate election. Teen-Aged Gunman Holds 10-Year-Old Girl as Hostage Pulaski, Va. -IUPD-. A teen aged mill hand who barri caded himself in a house with his 10-year-old sister-in-law as a hostage vowed today to "kill me a couple of cops" before surrendering. Jack Jennings, 18, a skinny hero-worshiper of slain out law "Baby Face" Nelson, fired a shotgun blast at two of ficers who demanded that he give himself up to police sur rounding the modest brick home of his father-in-law. Later this morning he shot an arrow from a broken win. dow. The arrow carried a note in which he threatened to assault his hostage, Bar bara Butts. "You don't want to see a little 10-year-old girl get raped do you? If you don't you'd better get someone up here to talk to me," the note read. Siege Started Monday Then he fired a second vol ley of three shotgun blasts from the house. Tha girl could be heard pleading for some one to come talk to Jennings. Jennings began his siege late Monday when he broke away from police leading him from a courtroom where he had been bound over to a Grand Jury on charges he stole hit father-in-law's car. Jennings demanded that police send him his estranged wife, Sandra, 17, a high school student. But she cowered in a nearby house, refusing to go, Tear for Hostage Grim officers, armed with rifles and shotguns, crouched behind neighboring houses as the aun came over the moun tains surrounding this normal ly peaceful southwest Virginia town of 12,000. They were afraid to move in because of the hostage, Jennings told a United lE a Medford, Regional Edition Stock List Extends Easier Pattern Shown on Monday New York UPD- C4r.nl.. tended Monday's easier price pattern in the early trading today. Losses were held to frac tions In most cases. Steels, autos, rails and even utilities, which hit a new I960 high Monday in their average, were under pressure. U. S. Steel was up a small fraction. Youngstown lost more than a half as did Re public. Bethlehem held steady. Drugs held up on the fa vorable comment of two in vestment advisory firms. American Home Products picked up more than a point and Merck a small fraction. Autos moved fractionally lower. Ola were dull, metals irregular. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York - 0IP1) - Dow Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 624.89, off 3.2 li 20 railroads 144.75, off 0.21i IS utilities 89.33, up 0.21, and 65 stocks 206.63, off 0.60. Sales Monday were about 2,520,000 shares compared with 2,820,000 shares Fri day. Monday's prices on seleoted stocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co. Am. , 49'i ...... D5' 41'! ami 89, ...... 62 li ..... 60 is 6.1 45U as. 2U 'i sa 43 V, ..... 43',i ...... 20 82 ! American Can American Motora . AT&T Anaconda Copper . Armco Steel Bendlx Aviation Bethlehem Steel ,., Boeinfl Air Caterpillar Corp .,, Chrysler Corp Continental Can ... Crown Zellerbach . Curtisa Wright ...... Dow Chemical Press International staffer in Richmond, Va., over the tele phone, "I figure I'll kill me a couple of cops." Earlier, Jennings took food offered by neighbors, posed for photographers and talked freely to reporters. He warned away policemen and fired one blast from his shotgun at a police cruiser, grazing it slightly. "I don't like going to court," he said. "I didn't like losing my job. I didn't like the thought of going to jail." sTMt-. V 5 c t Tribune Page 2A Dll Pont ,.221's . lltfl .. 37', .. 03 !a ..104 .. 4 .. 4'i .. I'. Firestone General Electric General Foods .... General Motors .. Georgia Pacifie Graham Paige .... ureynouna 21 'l Gulf Oil 30', Homeslake Mininfi Idaho Power .. I. B. M Int. Paper Johns Manvlllt Kaiser ind Katy Kennecott Copper ..... Lockheed Aircraft Montana Power Co. ... Montgomery Ward Nafl Biscuit New York Central ... Pac Gu & EU'C Penney J. C. Penn MR Radio Corporation Richfield Oil Safeway Sears Shell Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co Southern Pacific Standard California ... Standard Indiana ....... Standard N.J Sun Mines Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulfur Tex Pac Land Trust . Transamerlca ,. Trans World Air Trl-Contlnonlal Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines U. S. Rubber U. 8. Steel Youngstown 8 & T ... 48 li 463 . 1151, ii'i 133, 4's 1011 Sa 4Ss 53', 24 J, B3', 125's 14 71 'i 75'i 40 4ni, 35 U 37 "I 45 1, zo 43: 44'! en 73', II'! In 27 13 3S 137 27 34 3' 34 80'i 108 ,i Association Picks Motto for April Los Angeles - (CPU - The Let's Have Better Mottoes Association today chose "We like your attitude-but what are you doing?" as the winning motto for April. Runners up included) "The customer is almost right." "Knowledge is power if you know it about the right person." Helpful hints offered at no charge by the associa tion to members filing in come tax returns included suggestions that all squares be checked and that queries such as "do you give trad ing stamps?" be placed in blank spaces. TO HOLD ELECTIONS .Vienna - IUPD - The Czech Communist cabinet decided Monday to hold general elec tions June 12. In the last gen eral elections in Czechoslova kia, held in the fall of 1954, t h e unopposed "National Front" group won 98 per cent of the vote. CONGO AREA Antwcrp-The Belgian Con go has an area of one million square miles and a popula tion of about 16 million. Qrater'mn for Your Easter Hair Style Appointments WEDNESDAY MORNING FRED BAKER, paint contractor, says ht went yoy to look t the blend of colors he chose. You're sure to appreciate the at mosphere. GEORGE HEIDE, A-l Cleaning Service, says you're really going to have a nice place In which to have your hair done. CRATERIAN BEAUTY SALON SP 2-4830 U.S. Planning Space With Nuclear-Powered Rocket Washington - uTPD - Missile i expert Wernher Von Braun has disclosed the united States is planning an ad vanced version of the Saturn space vehicle with a nuclear- powered upper stage rocket. Von Braun, In testimony published today by a House appropriations subcommittee, predicted the l.S million pound super booster - topped with a nuclear engine-would be flight tested in 1D88 or 1869. He said the multi stage rocket, first to envisage a marriage between convention al and nuclear fuels in launch ing space packages, would be capable of placing a 72,000 pound instrument package In a 300-mile high orbit around the earth. The German-born scientist said the rocket also would be capable of taking a 14.800 pound payload to a "soft" landing on the moon. Furthermore, he said, the nuclear-liquid fuel combina tion "makes it definitely pos sible to fly a portion of this back to the earth so you can bring samples back from the surface of the moon," The Von Braun team, which has developed . the eight - en gine super booster at the Army Ballistic Missile Agency in Huntsville, Ala., will soon be transferred to the control of the National Aeronautics and Space Ad ministration. NASA's 10-year plan, pre sented to Congress in Janu SPAN KY PANT? for Women :.: 95 Introductory Saving$ 85c Introductory SavinQi 3 Pair only 2.61 3 Pair only 2.31 3 Pair only 2.41 Wash-andwear wonderful, you'll lovt for their trim, comfortable fit . . . fashion-knit by Cartar'i to take machine-washing and drying in pratty Itrldt. It's A Wonderful Store Reopening 41 S. Central ary, did not include any men tion of the nuclear powered upper stage with the Saturn. The Atom e Energy com mission has allocated approxl- mately $34,000,000 during Funds Sought for Expenses of Twin Parma, Idaho-HTD-A fund raising campaign to pay ex penses of little Jeanett Stub blefield who died Saturday in a Portland hospital has been launched by the .Parma Junior Chamber of Com merce. The baby was one of the Siamese twins separated in a rare operation last fall at the University of Oregon Medical School hospital in Portland, Both she and De nett, her sister, survived the operation. But Jeanett was returned to the hospital last week for treatment of pneumonia, Ken Howard, chairman for the drive, said funds raised will be used first to pay for special equipment costing about $200. It was ordered to help fight the baby's ill ness. Any additional funds will be used, he said, to help pay funeral expenses or will be put into a special trust fund to help defray the cost of any future emergencies for the surviving twin. Introductory- Savin qs 95c Vehicle fiscal 1961 on the Project Rover, name of the develop ment program for the nuclear project. NASA has budgeted $5,500,000, NASA plans $134,308,000 for the basic Saturn booster in the fiscal year beginning next July 1. I tht sweetest way to say loo EASTER CANDY STORB 1 dozen assorted candy eggs 0 AY YELLOW BASKET filled with Easter candiea 4 CREAM EGOS 3 chocolate, 1 butter bom k4 PECAN BOO chocolate fudge center l dozen chocolate covered MARSHM ALLOW ESOS3 J CHOCOLATE CREAM E ', dipped in milk chocolate : 1 Ik. bo ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ! a lb, box 2.70 CHOCOIATI AND , IUTTIR ION IGGS 10c A 1 5c each txcltnively ovrt... CENTRAL DRUG I Main and Central f v V TsSleaWM ' e " : bo o We Give S&H Creen Stamps with your Med ford Mail Tribune i
