MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1961
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RUTH HU.9tY.DON O.TORe
CO-FEATURE
EDMUND ' GENEVIEVE GINO
PURDOM PAGE CERVI
Locals
Ex-Resident Diet - Word
has been received here ot the
death of L, . W.. Ltnenqulst,
who operated the General
Motors corporation agency in
Medford several years. Mr.
Linenqulst died in Spokane,
Wash., Wednesday He had
lived in Spokane about live
years.
Patients -Teresa D. Smith,
5-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman C. Smith, route
1, box 41, Central Point, was
listed as a tonsillectomy pa
tient today at Rogue Valley
hospital. A surgery patient
there was Mrs. Donna Fowler,
355 Clover lane, Medford.
In Hospital - Surgery pa
tients at Sacred Heart hospi
tal today Included Mrs. Wes
ley E. Claflln, route 1, box
14, Central Point; Mrs. W. J.
Cline, route 4, box 410B,
Medford; Robert J. Marlow,
15 B St., Ashland;' Mrs. Rob
ert Pinkel, Gold Beach; and
Shirley V. Sutton, 8-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le
roy Sutton, 507 Effle st., Medford.
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Bold, Dynamic Program Seen To Fight Communism Spread
The United States must
have a bold and dynamic pro
gram to promote a free peo
ple and free nations for this
hemisphere and to prevent
the further spread of Commu
nism, Mrs. Helen Cudworth
told an audience at a meeting
of Rogue River Valley Knife
and Fork club last night at
Rogue Valley Country club.
"We of this time can be just
as creative as our founding
fathers," she said. "Freedom
is Just as surely at stake now
as it was in the early days.
We must match the design
and purpose of this program
to the size of the challenge."
Mrs. Cudworth, whose
topic concerned the Latin
American countries and the
relationship of these nations
with the United States,
warned that Communism has
gained a considerable foot
hold in many of these nations
largely through the lack of
foresight of U.S. officials and
leaders and "our many
blunders."
"We have failed to realize
the depth and scope of the so
cial and economic revolu
tions which are going on in
the : Latin : American coun
tries," Mrs. Cudworth said.
She pointed out that although
this nation boasts of its de
mocracy, that we had failed
to support the efforts of Cen
tral and South Americans to
set up democratic govern
ments and to improve their
Weather
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Increas
ing cloudiness tonight with chance
ot a few showers. Variable cloudi
ness Saturday with chance of a few
showers mostly over mountains.
Low tonight 35. High Saturday 60.
western uregon: mosuy coiuay
tonight and Saturday with some
chance of a litUe rain over north
portion. Low tonight 38-46, except
34 In extreme aouth Interior. High
Saturday 54-64.
Northern California: Fair to
night ' and Saturday, except over
cast on north coast tonight and
Saturday morning and some high
cloudiness In north area Saturday.
LUUAL UAIA
TEMPERATURE : Mean yester
day 47: below normal 5.
Record high this date 92 In 1947.
Record low this date 29 In 1811.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight, trace. Midnight to 10
a.m.. none.
Total this - month .03 inch, .49
Inch below normal.
Total since Sept. 1, 13.90 Inches,
1.03 inch below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
4, nignest tms ajn.. vjda.
. . High 4:00 24
CITY Yenter- a.m. hr.
day Low Prec.
Brookings 59 39
Crater Lake .... 32 12 T
Grants Pass 61 29
Klamath Falls .... 47 20
MEDFORD ... 59 30
Portland 55 41
conditions.
"In many instances our of
ficial policy has been to re
main friendly with dictators
o p e n 1 y and excessively
friendly," she declared, "in
stead of . promoting democ
racy. How can we fail to rea
lize that our best weapon
against Communism is to' pro
mote democracy?" - .
Mrs. Cudworth declared
that in the past official repre
sentatives of the United
States to Latin American
countries almost always con
fined their contacts and
friendships to the heads of
established governments "and
spoke only to government and
its leaders, not to the people.
The Communists, on the other
hand, always speak to t h e
masses. We have seemed
against agrarian reform, so
cial evolution and education
al reform in Latin America,"
she declared.
It is imperative that these
policies and practices be re
versed, Mrs. Cudworth said,
and that the people of the
Latin American nations be
made to realize that the
United States is anxious to
promote their welfare.
She pointed out that in the
past, economic aid to these
nations had almost always
been of a negative character,
made only where necessary to
offset some move of the So
viets, and not because it was
a sound move. ;
The economic and social
stability of the North Ameri
can countries is Irrevocably
tied up with that of the Latin
American nations, she
stressed, and said "we can
not afford to have hostile
powers i to the south." She
pointed out that this country's
goals and aims, "liberty, free
dom and the importance of
the individual" are the same
as the people of the nation's
to the south, and that "we
could lose the cold war un
less our ties with them are
strengthened."
Mrs. Cudworth spoke
briefly about the history of
Seattle 56
Spokane ..; 46
Yakima 55
37
28
30
.01
Eureka 52
Red Bluff 73
Sacramento .... 71
San Francisco .... 60
Los Angeles
44
51
45
52
52
Phoenix 79 48
Denver . 63 34
Chicago 44 37
Miami Beach 88 60
New York 41 40 .52
Washington, D. C. 47 44 .01
Portland Livestock
Portland (UPI) USDA -Week
ly uvesiocK:
Cattle 1950; Choice steers 25.25
at 965 Iba.; good 22.50-23; utility
standard 16-22: choice heifera
23.75-24.10; utility cows -14-17.50;
canner-cutter 12-14; cutter-utility
bulla 16.50-21.50.
Calves 300. Qtiod-cholce vealers
28-32. standard 24-27, cull-utility
15-22.
18.70-2U; a ana a graaee m-ia.au;
sows 400-350 lb. 14-16.
Sheep 2600. Choice-prime' old
crop lambs 2 and 3 pelt mostly
14.50; cull-cholce ewes 2.50-6.
: i
Portland Produce -
Portland (UPD Dairy market:
Eggs To retallera: A A extra
large 46-49c; AA large 43-46c; A
lnrra 42-44c: AA medium 37-41c:
AA small 30-36C; . cartons l-3c
higher. v
Butter To retailers: AA and A
prints 70c lb.; cartona lc higher;
B prints 68c.
cheese. ' medium cured To re
tailers: A grade Cheddar single
dallies, 47ib-4uv,c: processed
American 5-lb. loaf, 44,i-43",ic
Portland (UPI) Dressed chick
ens No. 1 grade dressed to retail
ers: Fryers, whole drawn, 34-38c
lb.; cut-up, 39-43c lb.; hens, heavy
type, whole drawn. 40-4Sc lb.;
light-type hens, cut-up, 33-30C id.
whole, 28-30C lb. '
Investment Funds
Noon' quotations on a e 1 e c t
funds: ., .," -
Fund ; 1 Bid Asked
Bullock .i 14.30 15.67
Chem Fund 12.67 13.70
Colonial Ener 14.75 16.12
Eaton Howard Stk .. 13.92 14.88
Fidelity , 17.70 19.14
Fundamental Inv .... 10.34 11.33
Group Sec A via Elec 10.06 11.02
Group Sec Com Stk 14.09 15.42
Group Sec Petr .... 11.58 . 12.68
Keystone B-3 J. 15.65 . 17.07
Keystone B-4 9.33 10,10
Keystone K-2 . 18.40 20.07
Keystone S-l 23.00 25.09
Keystone S-2 13.33 14.53
Keystone S-3 : 15.72 17.15
Keystone S-4 16.41 17.91
Mass Inv Grth 'Stk 17.81 19.46
National Sec Grth - 10.02 . 10.93
TV-Elec 8.97 : 9.78
Value Line Inc 5.69 ' 6.22
Wellington ... .-. U31 ' 16.68
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the Latin Americas, stressed, bilization of Latin American
the difference in the educa- nations had been Castro's
tion, culture and standard of revolution in Cuba. Pointing
living as compared to North out that while most observers
Americans, and added "the
Importance of our relation
ships is equalled only by our
ignorance about Latin Ameri
ca." She said this nation had
made little effort, on any
level, to understand the peo
ple to the south, and failed to
take the advice of their lead
ers and experts in dealing
with them and when offering
them help.
Not Only Problem
Saying that Communism is
not the only pressing problem
of Latin America, Mrs. Cud
worth spoke of the extreme
poverty and' illiteracy of the
Indians, saying that in some
sections they are little better
than serfs; of the fact that a
few wealthy families have
literally controlled entire
countries, and the exploding
population, adding that the
birth rate is the highest in
the world. : .
, She added that it is now
understood that education of
the masses is imperative, and
that some countries have
made considerable progress
against illiteracy.
. Mrs. Cudworth said that
the major set-back to the sta-
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had believed the revolution
long overdue and at first had
faith in Castro, it is now
known that "he betrayed the
revolution either by inten
tion or unknowingly."
"We now have a Soviet sa
tellite only 90 miles from our
shore," she added, and said
that the Communists had
been at work in Cuba, and
the rest of Latin America,
long before Castro's rise.
Give Beit Attention '
In closing Mrs. Cudworth
said that while there is no
"short term solution" to the
Latin' American problem and
to bettering our relationships
with them, it is imperative
that we give our best atten
tion to their problems. "This
will need humility, an open
and friendly mind, sympathy,
knowledge, under standing
and infinite patience," she
declared.
With the election of Presi
dent Kennedy, a .Catholic,
"Latin America took . heart
and began to hope that there
was a relaxing of prejudices
in this country,'', she said.
"The President's inaugural
speech gave them courage
that there would be a new al
liance. The Latin American
people . believe that democ
racy rests in our hands. They
believe that the Kennedy ad-
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ministration can stop Com
munism, improve their econo
mic position and education
and help eradicate disease. It
is frightening how much they
expect of us, and what will
happen if their
are not fulfilled,"
The speaker was introduced
by John Pletsch. She is a
guest in Medford of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Tobin, long-tima
friends, and tonight speaks
for the Siskiyou Knife and
Fork club, Ashland,
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