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?Jl $3 & ( (q) ($) w - () o O If MAILTRIBUNf, Mtdford. 0,. " A Sundiy, May 1, 1960 X Man Takes Bme For Ballot Goof Portland - (LTD - A Portland SaturHGAnntVerry Of Nazi Chief's Suicide attorney Georj Hailejv-Jwii a.o- ;r ,- - ur- t sVan ihir'Tnciiia. Tnr nil error i , . n'on hi.i.V'l. ! Scouts ftSp Trio Berlin-CTI)-The Commiisists have plowed up Adolf Hterti bunker and maybe the re mains of the Nazi dictator with it baleen thirtjiainVlor an error which appeared in the official himself and Eva Braun, his at about 2:30 a.m. Hitler hot voter s psniji1 20 primary election. Haileyid that In an ar ticle exjutfining the ballot measure to tfease legisla tors' salaries. UWre is a state ment that California pays its legislators $600 a year -Instead of the correct sum of $6000. He said he was a member of the committee which pre pared the article and said he researched tljlt jartcilini point and a typnsphicaier ror occurred in the fi$Ul)ed statement in his office. J OSCPfofelsdtto, Mi Insfitafei Corvallis -fllPB- DrijKarold W. Schultz, head of the depart ment of food and dairy trtch-i nology nt Oregon State col lege hKi been named presi dent - elerjt of the Institute of Food Technologists, Dr. Schultz will be installed at the May meeting of the IFT in San Francisco and will be president of the 1061 meeting in New Xork. q Wallhnm Mas thenn Co. is buildinR a neWl transfeffnipr that will resist tPnpJV-irrtires 800 d e g i(e s highCT trmn transformers now in use, It-was announced Saturday. poison. They klliQl themselves In the air raid bunxer of the chancellery on Wilhelm Strasse. Not even a jrnaU boi.il der of the bunker-now r mairs but grass is beginning to SiCDU'. there on what is be lieved to b their graves. The chancellery itself from which Hitler ruled almost ail of Europe was blown up by th Rui'siiths )0 years ago, They, blew tup the bunker, too, ' but a 'gigantic Jagged boulder remained to mark the site and remind tourists and Germans alike of the Fuehr er's end. Hitler's charred bones and those of his wife still are there, if the testimony of for fnei Nazis can be believed. There are some who insist Hitler did not kill himself and that somehow he escaped from-the Red army ring of steel only blocks away from the bunker. Since the war, rumor has placed him in every corner of (Jieiworid but fsrael. But the Wesfijerlin Allied intelligence expits went into this matter very thoroughly. They were convinced of the truth of trra story of the bunk er sulcidtfr The Nazis who siaVed )wilh Hitler U4he end confirm the Intelligence reports and they appear to be telling the tni6 There is, however, a dif?jyj ence of expert opinion on Hit ler's last resting place SomcOxperts say the Rus- mains and rWioved them to the Soviet Union. Eiit-4ti,tl9's A'rmftr TTa'retj. Pcinr LWgderrfesT'ttfis." - J He says "his" hs were buried by the S3 elite troops in a common grave near the chancellery. Lings sliould know because he says he himself poured 50 gallons of gasoline on "nil" body and set it afire so it would not be mutilated as Mussolini's was. Linge tries to avoid men tioning Hitler's name. In diH cuMing Hitler he says "he" and "him." "The Russians had all the bodies exhumed, but I know they never found his because ).hey questioned me repeated ly about it," he said. But is Hitler still remem bered? Millions of German adults can still recite: "Our leader, Adolf Hitler, was born April 20, 1889, in the town of Brau nau am Inn." "He received the' Iron Cross in tfte World War because he captfiyed single handed 16 Frenchmen. Later he was . . ." They learned this by heart at the age of six in school when children in other na tions were learning the "Lit tle Red Riding Hood." Henderson, Tex.-flW)-A 9-year-old girl was killed Satur day when the blade on a gas oline powered mower flew off and struck her In the neck. ClenJJp Drive .-Hoy ScouTTroop Itfd by Cfaack Hackett, has agreed to clean up tcitvjari-s: mjrn--ef StfTCaTrT ave. and the South Pacific highway as its Df-oject in the new com- mtwrry development program accortfmsf- -To---tire awauW Junior Chamber of Commerce. Saturday the troop cleaned up the trash around the park and will continue to do so evrry two weeks through the summer. The Scout cleanup project is one of the proarams result ing from the ctimrhunitv velopment meeting held Wed nesdayThe Jaycce cejnmit tC'e..'li'osej the selgan,, "Let'i make Medford an All Ameri can City." It urged every citi zen to help clean up the city by cleaning up his own property. Andy Anderson, city streets and roads superintendent, said the city will provide trucks to pick up trash. This should be placed in sturdy containers that do not weigh more than 50 pounds, the committee said. Placing grass and branches in neat piles would also help drivers, he suggested. Big Foster and Kleiser sigm will be erected May 5 an nounclng the clean up pro gram progress. These will be located at the north and south entrances to Medford. Valdosta, Ga. -(UPII- A hobo and his wife who abandoned two small children in a bri patch here last week were ar rested Saturday as, they hitch hiked along U. S. 82. o mWt Miff tftVI. Q O 3 ' oORLON BULKIE SWEATERS O H?Bw. 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