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hips SUNDAY, MAY 14. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON , Fire, Water And Construction Are Picture Subjects "TT I r ri "I I iir i! in I i ui iim an m m mm n 1 1 . nil Mf ""Tk if - . i . V.-. V -" ' 1 I t rr .Art f ; 3 ''V BRUSH FIRE BURNS HOMES A giant brush fire, fanned , 1,400 acres, forced hundreds of person to flee their homes, by 40-mlle-m-hour winds, consumes a house in the Holly- At least 29 homes, Including the home of Novelist Aldous wood bills area m the first major brush lire of southern Huxley, nave been destroyed or damaged. pHJ us - ' . , 4 -''Vis A c17TTm.a 4 California this season. The fire, which covered more than (UPI Telephoto) ' 1, hf 3 rt- mm mm Hf PROJECT TROUBLE At least two of Commu- to be affected by non-delivery eauioment are a (filed in May, 1960) shows construction of dam turnup nist China's major industrial development proj- hydro-electric development program along the for Slnkiagn power station in Chekiang Prov- i . u ects are In serious trouble because' of Russia's Yellow river, Including the huge Sanmen Gorge ince in Red China. It is claimed to be the first .' f failure to deliver promised equipment, accord- dam and hydro-electric project, and a shlpbuild- hydro-electric power station designed by Com- lng to reputable Japanese business sources in - ing program in several northeastern port cities, munist Chinese engineers and equipped with !.: I Tokyo. The sources said the two projects known This picture from official Communist source Chinese-built machinery. (UFI Telephoto) k i ( ........; . . r imr isaur:it.. "r I -u 1 L W J TH. ... 4 , i ;1 ? " . ' - o ' , V: " I: i i - i i . c ; t . r w f i v ' i . LINE OF FORMS A long line of wooden of the Century 21 Coliseum on the fair forms for the Century 21 Exposition Mono- grounds. Completion of the $4.2 million rail pillars stretch along Fifth ave. in Se- Monorail is scheduled late this year, attle. In the far background, at the end of the street, can be seen the peaked roof (UPI Telephoto) SO UNDER CONSTRUCTION The Iwo Jlma, envelopment concept. The picture was taken shown above in the Puget Sound Naval early last month and is the first ship of Shipyard, has been designed for the initial her type to be built by the Navy from the assault phase in an invasion and Is the keel up. it Is 83 per cent complete. i It- 4 1 4 r . r 1 ,t. if 3 &, wriiiiiiTiit,nnii.iir;miiil.iii'ii- rWrfiiiim IfciatM'iiiiwtiuiiir.itiiiiM.w iimmm alii basic ship for the Marine Corps' vertical (UPI Telephoto) KlljilWrfila IWi HOMES FLOODED This aerial view of than 10 feet above flood stage when the New Athens, 111., Thursday shows roads picture was taken, and had forced evacu being flooded by the Kaskaskia river, edg- ation of about 25 families from their homes, ing in from the left. The river was more Flood crest was expected Friday. v (UPI Telephoto) FLAQIK7 LIFTED The Wiu, flagship of bottom of the harbor In Stockholm whare It in 1628 with BOO aboard. It Is being prepared King Oustavui Adolphus' fleet, llsU only allghlly had rested for 333 years. The ancient Swedish for conservation as a floating museum. in Stockholm after having been lifted front the warship capsized and sank on its maiden voyage (UPI Telephoto) a . in u 0 H a 1 L it A 1 i 'A 4. ft - i t . '3 1 1- AlV -v.. BURNINO PAINT Against a backdrop-' of billowing ported in the blaze, and extent of damage was not unma black smoke, firemen on watertower direct hose on burn- dlately known last week. ing paint factory in Belmont, Calif. No injur! were re- (upl Telephoto)
