Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 16, 1961, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORDsJliJp Tribune SECTION C MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1961 PAGES 1 to 8 ' ' Wi l li 1 1 1 MHiiii - r- ( -'-ryaA. a EXPECTING TO BETURN - On Jan. 20, Juan Peron, shown at his desk, is living a 1960, an exiled former dictator landed in quiet liie in Madrid, expecting to someday Madrid, Spain, for what appeared to be a be returned to power in Argentina, temporary stay of two to three months. (UPI Telephoto) Peron Lives Quietly i While Waiting Powe Madrid - (UPB - On Jan. 29, 1960, an exiled former dicta tor landed in Spain for what appeared to be a temporary stay of two or three months. But, a little more than one year later Juan D. Peron has no apparent plans to leave this country. The man who ruled Argen tina for 10 years arrived in Seville, Southern Spain, from Ciudad Trujillo with a suite of four people. Only one of them, his pretty blonde secre tary, Isabel Martinez, now re mains with him. The first to leave was Al berto Campos, a leading fig ure of the underground "Con sejo Superior Peronista" (Peronista Board). He was fol lowed by John Del Re, an Italian-American photograph er described as "a personal friend." Writer Last To Leave The last was "Americo Bar rios,", pen-name of the Arger line writer, Luis Maria Abra monte, who was one-time di rector of the organ of the Peronista party "Democra cia." j The whereabouts of the first two are unknown, although it is suspected that Campos is hiding somewhere in Argeri; tina. Barrios is reported to be living in Montevideo, Uru guay, where he was sent by Peron when the position of a union leader over the party's policy threatened to break the unity in the Peronista ranks. Peron has changed his resi dence several times since his arrival. After a short stay in Seville, he moved to a sum mer resort near Malaga, on the Mediterranean, where he stayed for several months. To Luxury Villa Then, shortly before Easter he moved to a luxury villa in the outskirts of Madrid. And finally, he hired an apartment in one of the most expensive quarters of Madrid. What does Peron think of his chances of returning to power in Argentina? "We are in no hurry," he says. "If it is not today, it will be tomorrow, or the . next month or within a year . . ." , Peron claims that 70 per cent of the Argentine people want his return, or, at least, the return of his doctrines. In the last election, the num ber of blank votes that Peron istas claimed were theirs was over two million. n Spain r Return Pcron's life in Spain con tinues to be as quiet as when he arrived. Goes To Theater He has never been seen in any night club, although he often goes to the theater and to the movies. He also likes to walk for some three hours every day, one and a half hours in the morning, and the same after nightfall. "Walking keeps me fit," he often says. He has his meals early in the best Argentine tradition. During the day, he answers letters from his supporters and talks to some admirers I who occasionally come to Madrid. m j 60LD UK m dDPEM Under New Management MAC'S 4-MIHUTE GAR WASH 617 South Riverside SP 3-6867 GOLD BOND STAMPS Polishing - Washing - Cleaning Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 12 Noon to 4 p.m. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! pi i IMMimmt: OUR BEST WAY-OF-LIFE INSURANCE THE CITIZEN SOLDIER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD YOUR COUNTRY ... IN YOUR COMMUNITY . . . IN THE NATIONAL GUARD MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sixth JESSI Program Slated at College Corvallis - A sixth "Junior Engineers and Scientists Sum mer Institute" will be held at Oregon Stale college this June to give interested high school boys an insieht into earner nn. portunities and study require ments. Slarteri at nsr in iq;k JESSI has now spread nation wide, faimilar programs will be held in eight other states across the U.S. this year. The OSC program will draw boys from areas of California, Ne vada, anrf Washington in ari. dition to Oregon. A JESSI for gins win De held at Willam ette university. The June 11 to 24 program at OSC will cover all fields of engineering and science. OSC professors are i n s t r u c tors. Boys attending will get a chance to observe research under wav and nnprntinn nf such specialized scientific in struments as tne nuclear re- actor, pvnlnlrnn. plnptrnnin computers, and high voltage lao. Details are available from hieh school scienri tnarhom and counselors or from Clyde M. Jensen, OSC engineering professor, who is director. Two Charged With Burglary of Shop Two men charged with the burglary of a Sams Valley shop Dec. 1 were bound over to the grand jury by District Court Judge L. L. Sawyer when they appeared in court yesterday. Charles Laurence Pittman, 2985 Sunnyvale dr., Central Point, and James Earl Raines Central Point, both waived privileges of having attorneys and preliminary hearings They are being held in the Jackson county jail in lieu of SI. 500 bail each. A third man, Gerald Lee Donaldson, 408 Benson st. Medford, also admitted taking part in the burglary. How ever, Donaldson was charged with forging a S40 check Feb. 4 and was bound over to the grand jury. He waived right lo an attorney and a prelim inary hearing. He is being held in the county jail in lieu of S1.000 bail. Association Manager To Speak at Meeting Fred Roberts, manager of Oregon Dairy Breeders associ ation, will discuss "New De velopments at ODBA" at the annual meeting of the associ ation in the Jackson county courthouse at 8 p.m., Monday Feb. 20. Roberts also will speak on "A Modern Approach to Dairy 'r - -' r r I 1 "v fm i Mmmwm Lots of FREE V I . l I J I ET U r Parking at :"v-'v ? 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