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r 10 C SUNDAY. JULY 1- 1362 MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Vaii-Vidl By MARGARET SCHULER Rome-Apparently a "new" American is emergin g among young people. Eliza beth Blum, 17-ycar-old vale dictorian of the Overseas School of Rome, sums it up succinctly in her address to the graduating class. 1 yuote il, in part, as it seems quite significant. "Some still follow the old pattern, becoming chauvinis tic, super-Americanized, form ing clans of exiles who try to recreate America abroad, while despising, or at least avoiding, things European. But many, and more each year, react quite differently They welcome the opportu. nity to grow up in contact with other cultures. They learn to be as much at home in Europe as they might have been in the States. I hey re main inevitably American, but become also, in some measure 'International'. They arc the new Americans. "The new American is a Europeanizcd American, and he has some advantages that other Americans do not have. He has a variety of experi ences with newspapers, books, radio, television, and he speaks more languages than one. Because of this he can look at America in a rather tpecial way, fondly and lov ingly, but free from the pre judices and cliches that have marked Americans in the past. "We measure up in dif ferent degrees, but the new American, the European American, can be broadmind ed, cosmopolitan, discriminat ing, tasteful and mature. "Because his closest triends are European, the new Amcri can is less likely to be pre udiced, less given to sweep' Ing generalizations, less prone to feel that he is superior to others because he is an American. He is less ready to make fun of things unfamiliar to him. He is sophisticated in the best sense of the word. "We aren't ugly, and America isn't ugly. Dods- worth is dead." The principal of the school (old me that it is the policy of the school U. encourage this attitude expressed by Elizabeth Blum. The students travel, visit in homes of young people their ages, and entertain in return. I attended the graduation, by invitation, of another school in Rome the Notre Dame International School tor bnys. That was an experi ence or me. 1 saw boys of all nationalities, all faiths, and from many countries. Several nf them gave little talks, and I heard the Cardinal from Armenia give Ihc graduating address. Our ambassador gave Ihe diplomas. The parents, many of them, were at the graduating exercises, and they represented an Interna tional group of young people themselves. At the reception following there seemed a par ticularly gay and friendly atmosphere. Woman Attends Family Reunion . Eagle Point Mrs. William Brown. 223 North C street, Eagle Point., returned Tues day from Portland where she was the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor. All mem bers of the Taylor family gathered for a week tocetlicr and a reunion dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. William Pslum, Santa Barbara. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ilipi.ey, I'.iker Ore. Mrs. R i p p e y, Mrs. Pslum and V.r. T. li r vrre all rai.sed in 11:- lii:it area. BriV tl'- f. .-ill- at! r- Inus an.. ..!m:-!:rs. th. kroti rni't al tl;-' krsk-''! Country Hub or .-linnrr with other rHnlivcs. They sa.rv tl'e Hose rt'stial parade and were cntcrtainr v I the nvcr home nf Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ilnylcs nt Bonneville. Mrs Bo les lived for many years in Mcdford. They also made a special trip to the Portland roo to see Packy, the baby elephant. Army Man Ends Duty in Germany Gold Hill .. David Tarker, former CiolQ Hill man. arrived in New York June 2S from Germany whi re he completed Q tour of duty with the US Army. Prior to joining his wife Judi and their daughter Liiur c Jo at Anaheim. Calif., he is visitiv.g his parents, Mr and Mrs. LeMer Parker, and sislrr Miss Linda Parker al t;.c fy:-'.il hu"ie on Lampman rn..-1. Mi.'. P.irkrr and Miss Linda u ill accompanied Mr. Parker t. Anaheim where they will tho visit Mr. -ind Mrs. How ard Davis, parents, of Mrs. David Parker. During the two weeks they plan to Iv in southern California '!: two tiavclerj will also tie guests nf another son and daughter It -law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker and son Crv t Chula Vista '. rppE- a -a- . Q VfJJULltllU POWER MOWER i r3 1 PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES "' jEj SPARKLERS 1 t:J SALE DATES JULY 1-2-3 INCLUSIVE PAY LESS WILL BE CLOSED JULY 4TH rj Voc 3 25 a,' fw'k. w'"'""''- V 1 PAPER NAPKINS PAPER I fSSSmk : , " 4l" 87' , ft a I Ml-'V, PLATES f.v.S r I S 10' 1 m. 1 yfCOOl iSETjT, ' CORONET TRANSISTOR ' RSK ..J'! . O II 'Hfiy RADIO RADIO rf ' mA wJ m rm kiII 'ii en C'"' Compii with rPhan yi'if ' Sj'J'''''''-''" iiiiX llvJLH il jf1 COLD PACK iiTjP COOl 3 UIT "IS '488 '"'l99 3.99 If Gushionsl I J JRASTR RADIO BATTERIES 29c 1 , I mr - m Mj-e-i-TsirmA aisfiiwtrmwA' :: . icmrmMjicK rusio I TT-LJr r. f. 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