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Porter Asked
To Demonstrate
'Statesmanship'
Bciul - (UPD - Former Gover
nor Elmo Smith today cnllcd
on Rep, diaries O. Porter (D
Ore.) to "demonstrate some
statesmanship" by letting
Smith's efforts to keep the
Northwest regional post office
In Portland be decided on Its
merits.
: Smith, a candidate for the
U.S. Senate, said Porter's Re
cusations that he and Post
master General Arthur Sum
mcrfield wore making a "po
litical football" out of the pro
posed switch of the reuional
post office from Portland to
Seattle were false.
Smith said that Porter's
dabbling in polities could
easily endanger the efforts to
keep tle office In Portland.
"I know from my personal
Interview wllh Summcrfield
that the decision to move the
regional post office to Seattle
was not made on a political
basis," Smith said. "It was
made in an effort to consoli
date administrative expense
made necessary because Con
Kress had ruined the post
office's budget. And Porter is
one of the men who voted
for a budget cut or $43 mil
lion," Smith concluded.
Smith, a Republican', op
poses Mrs. Maurine Ncubcrg
er, a Democrat, for one of
Oregon's two senatorial positions.
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
SUNDAY, JULY 31. I960
Ct DEATHS CONFIRMED
Washington - fUPO - The De
fense department reports . It
has definite evidence of the
deaths of 61 more American
lerviccmen listed as unac
counted for when the Korean
War ended. The department
said Friday it now has nar
rowed to 391 the total of 944
who were missing and un
accounted for when the war
ended in 1D33. It said it had
"no reliable information" to
indicate any of those were
ilive but that possibly "can
not be completely foreclosed"
and the investigation will continue.
Pickin' Pears
Newt and Notes
From Camp Whit
By WALTER T0WN8END
Mrs, Frankle Burton of the
Red Cross read to some dozen
men for an hour beginning at
10 a.m. Wednesday recently.
The men were grouped around
the large table at tho library's
group meeting room.
The chief librarian, Enid
Holmes, wrote the names of
visiting in emlici'i on the
board, putting "Mr." in front
of each name. It made the
Scout Jamboree
Draws to Close
Colorado Springs, Colo.-As
the fifth national jamboree
drew to a close tills week end,
about 73 Boy Scouts and
their leaders from northern
California and southern Ore
gon are preparing for their
trek homo.
Friday the group was sched
uled to lour Pueblo and the
Air Force academy grounds
across from the Jamboree site.
The following day they were
to eat breakfast at the Jam
boree, lunch In Sallda, and
in the evening at the Black
Canyon of the Gunnison Na
tional monument at Grand
Junction.. ...
Today the troops were to
participate in church services
at Grand Junction, then travel
to Price for lunch, and arrive
at Salt Lake City for dinner
and night lodging. Tonight's
housing has been tentatively
set for Fairmont park.
Tomorrow they will tour
Salt Lake City, the Bingham
Copper mine, and have an
overnight trip to Reno. They
arc to sleep on the bus. Tues
day, they will have breakfast
at Stead Air Force base, P.eno,
and lunch In Carson City,
visit Virginia City, and re
turn to tho base at night.
Wednesday, they will be at
Lassen Volcanic National park
for lunch, and arrive at Ml.
Shasta about 4 p.m. (PDT);
Yreka at 4:43 p.m. (PDT): and
Mcdford at 3:30 p.m. (PST).
A revised schedule may put
the group 30 minutes ahead
Of time, accrrding to local
Scout officials.
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; First item road by Mrs. Bur
ton was about a lion. Next a
great deal was read ubout
Senttlo and Alaska. Then an
Item about world peace was
read.
Franklc Burton stopped.
Everybody was asked to tell
how old lie was. Many proud
ly stated their number of
years on earth. This was Inter
esting, especially, when
Frnnkle Burton told her own
age.
i Frankle also stated she had
no children and until rcuenlly
had never ridden a bicycle.
But she Is learning, And she
had bruised knees and was
bruised all over, she sulci,
The members wore gulling
IntoreNted In her accident
when Mrs. llurlon middcnly
began to read again. She rend
an article on uranium. And
how o man mucin nine million
dollars Just looking around,
recently. Tho man was out In
the hills and prospecting as a
mere amateur when ho found
the fabulous furluiie.
The men enjoyed this won
derful experience. They bn
eutnu utterly silent and strain
ed to hear every word.
The ui'tlclo read from u cur
rent magazine dealt wllh great
wen 111: - nlno million dollars,
It told of American opportu
nity which lies outside the
window, Just by prospoctlng
and locklnK' around on hills
mift dales. It was all very Irue,
the long and Interesting ni'tl
do elHlincd.v-
Twulvo Men worn attentive
to the absorbing piece and
Hearing tho end of the hour, a
meleo of excited conversation
urnse,
Tho group was beginning to
hovo a good time, Frnnkle
switched again. She- read
about n well-known lucent
pi'l.o fight, Time flew. She
even read Ihu baseball news
and apologised vigorously for
not knowing too much about
It.
Kho picked up a national
magazine and read humorous
lllllo Items, Then again, she
turned to serious mutters of
hope and opportunity,
This subject had ulready
been cxliuuslcd, Frnnkle sud
denly remembered. Sho read
of rochets In Htissln; Honclnirti
explosion, etc. brought no
comment, Then Fargo, N.
Dak.'s heavy vole was flushed
out by tho charming and en
ergetic voice of Frankle Bur
ton, Still no comment.
Back to Itusslu, and yet all
was silently received. Itussla's
milliliter of trade was read
about. A solitary member of
the group became slightly
aroused and spoke his piece
on prices.
Mrs. Burton Is a rapid rcud
cr und loses no time on In
consequential mutters. The
men wall for her patiently on
Wednesday morning of each
week, for nearly always sho
holds litem spellbound.
Mrs. Burton, pelllo and bub
bling wllh energy, Is a won
derful visitor to tho veterans
who cannot read at the do
miciliary. Somehow, sho was not quite
satisfied with tho result sho
hud obtained on this particu
lar morning. After tho urunl
uin story, their Interest had
diminished.' The end of the
hour was up.
Suddenly, Franklo picked
up u national magazine and
mild, "This is short; do you
want lo hear 11?" Everybody
said they wanted to hear It.
It turned out to be a vivid
artlclo on a Journey Into tho
Amuzon. It seemed, all at
onco, to all tho men, that all
of them had loft tho room and
were traveling with Tlicodoro
Roosevelt In Brazil.
So, once again, the rciidlntf
hour of Fninlilo Burton of
thn Red Crosr turned out to
bo a success after all.
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