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By ELEANOR WIESE
In Cortile Cascino, a youth's
best chance for success lies
in becoming an organization
man. The organization in this
case is the Mafia.
Cortile Cascino, the worst
slum in Palermo, Sicily, is
the setting for "NBC White
Paper No. 12 The Inferno,"
to be broadcast Friday at 8:30
p.m. on KMED-TV. Chet Hunt
ley is narrator.
"The Mafia rules by force,
and force is the only author
ity the people of this squalor
ridden area understand," says
Robert Young, who. with Mi
chael Roemer, directed and
filmed the program in Paler
mo. "Many boys in Cortile
Cascino hope to join the Ma
fia when they become older
because membership in this
society represents their only
opportunity to achieve some
sort of respectability and com
mand respect."
When there is lawlessness,
the Mafia takes over, provid
ing order in a feudal way but
demanding a price for its serv
ices, a price sometimes paid
in human lives. The television
program includes scenes of a
recent wave of Mafia mur
ders.
"The Inferno" is a portrait
of a living hell," according to
executive producer Irving Gil
lin. "We are directing atten
tion to the disinherited, the
abandoned of the earth, for
whom life is a never-ending
struggle for survival."
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ASYLUM EXPECTED
Vienna - (UPD - A Soviet sol
dier believed to have been the
first ever to escape into Aus
tria "most probably" will be
granted political asylum here,
police sources said today.
They said the soldier, Pvt.
Sergei Budjuny, 21, of Dne
propetrovsk, fled across the
Austro-Bulgarian border last
Tuesday, in full uniform but
unarmed.
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Electric Rates
Are Discussed
Electrical rales (or this
area were discussed at a meet
ing of the Jackson County
Motor Court association re
cently at North's Chuck
Wagon.
For the past two years, as
sociation members have been
working on county and state
levels toward lower electrical
rates, Max Weston, president,
said.
During the business meet
ing, it was reported that the
Ashland membership now is
100 per cent in the association
and 98 per cent of the Med-1
ford motel operators are
members. t
Don Stathos, Republican
candidate lor slate senator,
guest speaker, was introduced
by the vice president. Nor
man Wade. Stathos also dis
cussed electrical rates.
He also noted that the
tourist industry Is the third
largest industry In Oregon.
and has grown more in the
last 10 years than any other
Industry In the state. '
The speaker stressed that
streams In the state should
be more heavily stocked with
fish to assist In ttrtherlni
FOR FREEDOM - DEVELOPMENT
AND ACTION
VOTE FOR
35 (X) !(. C. Swede WernmarEi
DEMOCRAT
COUNTY JUDGE
Swede Says:
"left keep this county a free spot to live in and
enjoy now, and from now on."
Pd Pol, Adv. Wernmark lor County Judge Committee, Vic David, Chairman
232 West 5lh, Medtotd, Oregon
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