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TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1S80 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Italian Police Guard Parliament Homo -W I'D--A cordon of riot pnlleo todny nuurdi'd Itnly'a I'nrlliiiiiniit whoru niiMiiliura wore (InbnlliiK tlio Coiniminlnt led (Ipiiionatrnllona which iwnpt Ilia nutlon lnnt wook. frontier Fernando Tnmltro nl diced mllltnnt Coniiiuinlnt iipponllltm In tlio Clm nibi-r o( Di'iniUi'ii wliuro ho holdi a mil Jorlty only by vhlitu of iinno JlclU'd nco-Fnii'lat vnlvi, tluly'i Communlais atoned dnnoiiHlrntloiia iiunltiat nuo I'naclam lnnt wuvk und vnuaud rlola Hint reunited In 10 per aona IicIiik killed unci hull dreda Injured when tmiKh no tlonol pollco moved In to halt the violence. The Chnmlier of Dopiillca debulo wna expected to end In n vote of confidence for the tottering Tnmbrnnl govern ment. Tlio rioting atnrted when Itulliin Communist I'nrty bona P a 1 m I r o Togllnttl relumed Jimn ii "vacation" In the So viet Union and Inlki with Husslnti Premier Nlklln Khru-ahrhev. In the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS The world picture: i couldn't get Into a ihow that Caatro'a cxploalon In which, wna all Hold nut ho roura that ho will "put uu tninntlc rlflca In the hunda of thnuannda of Cubiina to com bat U. S. aggreaalon" and lunula of hla conimunlat bnck ItiK. Nlkllu K'a flannel -mouth apeech In Moacow pledging all-out Hovlci aupport for Cu bun premier Fldnl Cnstro and warning the U.S. to keep ll handa off tlio Cubun rupubllc. The bcurlng of thla allun tlon on our Miinroo Doctrine. TO QET INDEPENDENCE Purla- (UI'D -Four more for mer French colonlea In Africa were' ii.utirod today of Inde pendence and will Join Matin giuciir, Iho Sudan and Sene gul n now countrlea once un der French rule. French of ficials announced Monday that n agreement had been reach ed which will grant full inde pendence to tlio Ivory Cout, Upper Voltn, Nlgor and Dahomey. A DD to thla picture dlnpntch- ea from China tolling of the cocklni'xa of the Ited Oil ncao, They lire bnaatlng that they "licked the U.S. In Korea and can do It ngnln." Tlio din putchea add that the Chinese coinnuinlata accept without question Muo'a theala that Red Chlnu, with Ita (100 million people, can aurvlvo the devo lution of nuclear war that would wlpo out other leas populated countrlea. riMIEN - There la the Afrlcon Con go, whose native people have finally been given their Inde pendence. They don't know what to do with it. Thcro aro mutlniea In the Congolese army, arising, apparently, out of the fact Unit all tlio privates want to be officers. There wui the upheaval in Korea. There wai the upheav al' In Turkey. There were the youngsters in Rhode Island the other day who rioted In the streets because they Phone for a Policy- Enjoy a carefree vacation With TRAVEL ACCIDENT INSURANCE when you travel, whether for business or pleasure, you want peace of mind. 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'IMIAT bringa ua around to President Elsenhower, who as thla la written la reported by Ilia uldea (who ask not to bo named) to be deeply con cerned thut the members of Congress may como back from their political conventions and coat thrift to the wlnda in an effort to woo voles to the Democratic or the Republi can tickets by promising everything to everybody, re gardless of what It costs. The President Is reported to be thinking of going before the Congress when It recon venes after the conventions to mnko an extraordinary appeal for a balanced budget and a reiiaonubly economical legis lative program. WOULD it work? No man can say. Much depends on what hap pens at the conventions. If the Democrats at Los Angeles go all-out on a spending pro gram, the Republicans at Chi cago will have two choices: 1. To promise to outspend the Democrats. 2. To go to the other ox tremo and embrace a program of caution and fiscal sanity. Reorganization Act Petitioners Blame Elections Division Sulem - HOT - A group of angry petitioners from Port land seeking to repeal the State School District Reor ganization Act Friday after noon blamed the State Elec tions Division for what waa termed "misinforming" them about the deadline for filing an initiative. Kenneth Londgravcr of Portland, head of the board of directors for Serve Our State, Inc., showed up at tho elections office a few minutes w HAT will happen? These are strange times -and BIG SPENDING certain ly seema to be popular. WHAT should be done? That one la cosy. In the old days of the sea, when tlic skies were stormy, wise mariners took in sail, battened down the hatches and prepared for trouble If trouble came. That would be a wise pro gram now. Polk County Bridge Contract Awarded Snlem-airo -Orlando O. Ben nard and Glenn Snook, Eu gene, Monday waa awarded a contract for SB4.842 by the State Highway Commission to build the Luckiamute river bridge in Polk county. The 181 - foot concrete bridge project also includes .S3 miles of roadbed and stone base work. Sen. Scoff To Speak At Norblad Breakfast Salem H'PD - Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.), former GOP national chairman, will ad dress a breakfast here Friday to raise funds for the cam paign to reelect Rep. Walter Norblad (R-Orc.). The speech will be the fir3t of six appearances in Oregon on Scott's current trip. He also has meetings and speech es scheduled In Coos Bay, Medford, Klamath Falls, Bend and Ontario, coming next week! SPORTS: Prank Howard Tho .Dodger's $108,000 Problem Child i Mail Tribune SUNDAY July 17th .... , i - ,v ; -, . . - " , ' HOME: Aro Money Quanels i , , Endnngerinp Youp Marri .? . i, " - FICTION: , - To Angio With Love : PERSONALITY: Lucillo Rail Bachelor1 Girl FOOD: Chilled Soups' ' HUMOR:' : Quins and Quotes FUN FOR KIDS: f7 t 4 BjsMa Junior. TrckwrA Cheat 'V -" a;' Trees . . . By JOHN CRIBBLE (Editor's nolo: Th fol lowing comments on trots, particularly thou adapta ble to strooi ust In Modford. have baon prapartd by John Srlbblt, wall - known ro tirod forostar, and will bi run in a larlti from lima to time. Flowering plums- Prunus. Like the flowering peach, cherry, etc., flowering plums are cross-breeds, hybrids of various kinds, to obtain fruit less yet more abundantly flowering small trees for par ticular uses and plantings. Blireana Flowering Plum Is a cross between an apricot and a purple-leaf plum (Pis- sard!). Foliage is said to be the best of all plums, holding a nice irrldcscent winecolor ail summer. A strong feature is the profusion of pink blos soms. The Blireana Is for Main st. (Valley View to Modoc), 40 to SO feet apart, and Lark spur st. SO to 60 feet apart. The Plssardi flowering plum (Prunes carasifcra Pls sardi), dcvelpode from a southern European purple leaf plum, grows to a height of about IS feet. Leaves are dark purple and foliage is best In early spring. This is for plantings on Mistletoe St., 40 to 50 feet apart. Thundercloud F 1 o w e ring plum (Prunus cerasifera) is another hybrid developed to a beautiful flowering tree, especially for street plantings. Thundercloud is for 11th St., (Oakdale to Central), 30 to 40 feet apart: Hamilton st. (Eighth to Mai n), 40 to 50 feet apart, and Plum St., 40 to feet feet apart. With all the fancy and startling names given to cross bred, hybridized plum trees, rid of their fruit and weight ed down with more showy blossoms and foliage, still the plum containing enough sugar when it drops from the tree so It can be dried till It wrinkles without removing the pit, is picked up, washed. and dried, glossed up with glycerine or fruit syrup, and lo, it is a prune. Sacramento valley a long time ago had 200.000 acres of plum trees waiting for the fruit to drop off. Less than a half century ago Oregon had vast plum tree orchards. Oregon still produces tons of "prunes" Just plums, which go to Cali fornia, are processed, after which we buy at the grocery store as California fancy prunes. They're really good. P.S. A big Linden or Bass wood tree, cast side of Ivy In the Library park, is in beautiful full bloom now. One or two arc on East 10th, and two or three on West 11th st., near Park st. before S p.m. with about 32, 000 signatures - not enough to get the repeal measure on tlic November ballot. Tho low requires 33,712 signatures. Clalmad Monday Deadline Lundgruvcr suld hla group mot with Marlon county mem bers Monday afternoon and hoped enough Marion signa tures had been obtained to push it over the mark. This was not the case. Landgravcr claims the deadline for filing an initia tive was S p.m. Monday be cause the constitutional dead line, July 10, fell on a Sun day, He said State Elections Director Jack F. Thompson earlier advised SOS of dif ferent dates and finally that it should file the petitions on July 8, Friday. Thompson explained that stale offices are closed Satur days and Sundays and that Friday was the normal dead line because of this. But he said he personally opened his office on Sunday lo permit them to make the July 10 deadline. SOS of ficials told him they didn't have enough signatures and they did not appear. Mandate Claimed Despite the lack of signa ture.!. Landgraver declared the 32,000 a victory and said it is a "mandate to the legis lature to repeal the law," which calls for enlarging school districts so that a cur riculum from grades one to 12 within each district is pro vided. A similar repeal drive in 1957 failed, headed by an other group. Landgraver, an insurance agent, said SOS Is preparing a letter to Gov. Mark Hat field asking Hatfield to call a special session of the legis lature over the Issue. Airports Watched For Beetle Entry Salem HIM) - An around-the- clock watch at the Portland und Klamath Falls airports has been ordered by the Ore gon Agriculture department for possible entry of the Jap anese beetle. Hugh Taylor, chief of the department's plant division, suld Oregon officials received word from California of Jap anese beetles at Los Angeles airport. Washington state au thorities discovered some of the beetles on planes landing at Seattle and Spokane direct from the cast coast, he said. Tlic half-Inch beetle, metal lic green with copper colored wings, destroys virtually all vegetation with special em phasis on fruit trees, lawns and grass, including seed grass. Inspectors will stay on the job at Portland and Klamath Falls for 30 to 60 duys, de pending upon developments. Taylor said at both airports the Air Force is cooperating by inspecting all military air craft arriving from Infested areas. Embezzling Bank Funds Charged Seattle - (UPD - Mrs. Ruth E. Lundstrom, 33, Seattle, was arrested by the FBI Monday and charged with embezzling about $02,000 In bank funds, It was announced by Special Agent J. E. Milnes. She waived a preliminary hearing after being arraigned before Justice Walter J. Rese burg Jr., Seattle, and 'posted a $2,500 bond. Mrs. Lundstrom was em ployed at the Duvall branch of the Seattle First National Bank since December, 1958. She lives with her husband, the operator of a iheet metal firm, and an 11-year-old daughter In Carnation, BRILL L METAL WORKS Commarclal IftdmtrUI Residential Sheet Mttal Work Stalnltn, OilvanliW nd Copper brlcMled 2287 Watt Main PHONI J 2-4440 Medford Dental Building Opens On Crater Lake Mrs. Vyrbelle Thompson and Dr. Bernard Thompson, Medford, have announced the opening of the Medford Den tal building, 24 Crater Lake ave., Medford. Under construction for the past three months, the struc ture will house offices for Thompson and four other doc tors plus Jack's Dental lab, owned by Jack Ward. Offices in the building will include those of Dr. Richard Nordquist, Dr. Ernest Duce, Dr. John Owens, dentists; and Dr. David Engleson, general practicioner and an ortho dontist. The laboratory will do commercial work for dentists in the valley. Previous Offices Resident doctors previous ly had their offices in the Professional building on Main st., and the Medical Center building. Medford. With the final moving done Monday, the dental unit is in operation, according to Mrs. Thompson. An adjacent build ing occupated by Dr. Thomp son will be part of the entire dental building, although it was completed earlier. The building is construct ed of limestone facing with plywood and features heating and air conditioning control able in each unit. A 32-car parking lot Is pro vided, and Ward pointed out that the building is construct ed with "time-saving" in mind. OIL MAN DIES Englewood, N. J. - (UPD -James A. Ahearn, 58, execu tive vice president, a director and chairman of the executive committee of the Sinclair Re fining Co., died Monday. Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF- RIM NOVAK was chatting In a Beverly Hills hotel suite when a page boy told her, "A lady in the lobby says to tell you the car is waiting." "Are you sure," Inquired Kim, "that the lady didn't say the conch Is waiting?" "She did," smiled tho boy, "but I knew she was putting on the dog." Miss Novak tipped him and went out to meet the coach her acting coach. K cute student nurso flagged a doctor In the corridor and Implored, "Come and look at tho pa tlcnt In Room 907. He must be delirious. He keeps ask ing for his wife" Tho census taltor In a backwoods district reported nt tlio end of his first day: "There were 41 males, 29 fomalcs, and one re fused to answer." C I960, by Bonnatt Out Distributed by Kins Features Syndicate Campers.. 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