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10 B Checked Charm WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Different! Use rose design ogam and again-work from chart, color key. Cross-stitch - on checked cottons! Size of checks de termines stitch size. Pattern 7284: chart of 7Ux94-lnch rose; band 5 inches wide. THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for tills pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Mcdford Mail Tribune, Necdleoraft Dept., P.O. Box 163,, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS and PAT TERN NUMBER. Never-Bcfore-Value! 200 de signs to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroider, quilt in our 1962 Needlccraft Catalog. Beautiful Bulkies in a com plete fashion section plus bed spreads, toys, linens, afghans, slipcovers, plus 2 free pat terns. Send 25c now. ICC Orders Probe 01 Railway Wreck Washington -0IPD-The Inter state Commerce Commission has ordered an Investigation of the Northern Pacific rail way accident near Missoula, Mont., June 10 that killed a child and injured about 250 persons. The train carrying tourists from the Seattle World's Fair derailed The ICC said Commissioner Abe Goff and Examiner Henry Vinskey will conduct the Investigation July 11 at Missoula. A Northern Pacific spokes man, W. A. McKenzie, said a preliminary investigation indicated excessive speed caused the train to leave the tracks alter it rounded a curve. Happy Wrap Style 41 k J xltt Irs Vu f & 9314 SIZES 12-20 A sweetheart neck and two deep pockets are major assets of this snappy-wrap. Wear it ns a sun or 'round-tho-house dross-sew it in ensy-care cot tons. Simple to fit and sew. Printed pattern 0314: misses sizes 12, 14, lfl, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 4U yds. 35-Inch. FIFTY ri'nts In mine for this pattern - add 10 cunts for each pattern for first-class mail. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., Kew York 11, NY. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, SiZE and STYLE NUMBER. Extra Big Summer Pattern Catalog -over 106 styles for all sizes, occasions. Send 35c. Turkish Premier Promises Amnesty For Hundreds of Political Opponents Istanbul - IVPI) - Next Octo ber could bring freedom to hundreds of former followers of ex-Premier Adnan Mender cs, who was hanged for trea son on the grim prison island of Imrali Sept. 17, 1961. Practically all former dep uties of the now outlawed Democratic party are in Kay seri State prison for uncon situtional acts. According to Justice party leader, Ragip Gumuspala, Premier Ismet Inonu has promised them pro gressive political amnesty which will go into effect dur ing October. Observers say Inonu, under pressure from the Justice par ty for amnesty, believes Oc tober is the right time to free his political opponents. It would be easy for them to exploit Turkey's present economic ills to Inonu's disad vantage. But by the fall, the ob servers said, Inonu hopes to have wiped out this possibili ty by putting his economic development plan into prac tice. Inonu, 77, is really only now facing up to the tests of leadership. According to many observ ers both iiwide and outside Turkey, the maintenance of a democratic system in this country depends on the suc cess of the government's plan to cure the vast economic and social problems. Any failure in achieving even minor goals will harm the entire plan. Turkey is Youngster Expected To Recover Sight Portland- (LTD -Doctors said Tuesday chances were good that Larry Goforth, 12, would recover full sight of an eye which was hurt by a BB shot June 1. The boy was wounded by a BB shot fired from a moving car. poised on the edge between West and East; between slow progress and quick political, economic and social chaos. Pessimists fear that in the case of chaos, it may not be the army which stages an other bloodless coup, but the masses of peasants. The peas ants might make a bid to try governing their way after centuries of oppression. Most observers fear that possibility could only be dis astrous for Turkey; for the peasants are uneducated, un predictable, and unusually rough in this section of the world. But Inonu so far has suc ceeded in imposing his views both on his Turkish oppo nents, his restless supporters, and on suspicious foreign friends. He has secured Western help for his economic plan through an "aid to Turkey club," shaped at the North Atlantic Treaty organization's last ministerial meetings in Athens. Turkey must try to balance her economy with her record population increase. It must try to boost exports, push through fiscal and land re forms, channel international investment into her ambitious five-year development plan, and provide education and housing. For this Inonu will need associates who know how to implement economic rules in Fire Damages Cosef At Oregonan Building Portland -0IPD- A fire broke out and smouldered in a jani tor's closet in the Oregonian building Monday afternoon. Damage was estimated at $250. Firemen were investigating the cause. It was the second fire in the building in less than a week. the Turkish economic jungle. Economic steps forward will need social reforms. In trying to achieve these reforms. In onu will face people -vho will insist on an impracticable status quo. Inonu and his followers aim at reforms through constitu tional methods. But others do not. Inonu now has the support of the armed forces. But they could stage a coup d'etat any time they wanted. One group of young army officers, who wanted a dicta torial short cut to achieve the badly - needed reforms, staged an abortive coup last their . them Feb. 22. Inonu foiled attempt and then had pardoned. 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