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THURSDAY. DECEMBER S. 1962
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ACCEPTS AWARD - Mrs. Kenneth Denman accepted an
award for her late husband, Medford conservationist, during
Hie 40th annual convention o the Izaak Walton League's
Oregon division In Eugene Saturday. The award was for
outstanding contributions to conservation. Editorial tribute
lo Denman bv Eric W. Allen Jr., managing editor of the
Medford Mail Tribune, was read by Oregon Secretary of
State Howell Appling, (background) who presented inc
award. (Eugene Register-Guard photo)
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Food!
Open 6 A.M. to 7 P.M.
Monday Thru Saturday
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Suit Boots Are
Listed lor Milady
Take a tip from Santa and
give her a pair of high-stepping
boots this Christmas.
She'll love the new smooth
or grained leather suit boots
that arc just ankle high and
have comfortable, flattering
mid-heels and she'll be as
warmly shod as St. Nick him
self. New shearling-lined boots
with cuffs keep her 'ankles
warm and protected against
wintry blasts or deep snow.
When she turns down the
cuffs, the fluffy lining makes
a pretty contrast to the leath
er uppers.
For Christmas, boots shine
in fashion's footlights with
bright new leather colors, re
ports Shoe Fashion Service
of Leather Industries of
America. Warm reds, burnish
ed browns, graphite greys as
well as the gamut of tans and
gleaming black give a wide
range of colors to choose
from.
Today's smartly dressed
woman welcomes a boot
wardrobe. There are flat-heeled
boots for leisure or fun,
low-heeled boots for practi
cal cvery-day wear, and high
er heeled boots for dressy ac
cent to winter costumes. For
the woman "who dares"
there are knee-highs of gleam
ing patent leather and soft
suode leather.
To suit individual tastes,
there are side and front laced
boots, zippcred styles, and
various buckle fastenings.
All-leather boots are the hall
mark of fashion to the smart
ly dressed woman who pre
fers the firm footing pliable
leather soles give on icy, wet,
or snowy streets. Best of all,
durable all-leather boots are
easy lo care for, resist wa
ter, keep their shape longer.
Brazilian Police Find New Clues Pointing to Chinese Communists
B JOSEPH BRANT I "highly recommended formu-1 police from this cultural
niPH - las" for the manufacture of establishment covered
San Paulo. Brazil
On Oct 11 Sao Paulo police I incendiary bombs of the kind
. ' , .j i known as Molotov cocktails.
unexpectedly found d"1" Bcfore tossing the bottle, the
ic new evidence of the extent instructions say, you can
to which Communist China is make it even more destruc-
Newspaper Published
On Mountain Summit
Concord, N.H. - IUPII - A
daily newspaper, "Among the
Clouds," was published at the
summit of the 6,288-foot Mt.
Washington in New Hamp
shire from 1877 to World War
I. ,
The paper, founded by Hen
ry M. Burt, carried news of
the summit and surrounding
communities in the While
Mountains. John H. Bartlctt,
who later became governor
of the stale, served on the
paper's reporting staff while
working his way through college.
going to foster the spread of
Communism in Latin America
through sabotage and terrorism.
That was the day they
broke into a 12th floor office
in a building at No. 40 Aven
ida 9 Julho and raided the
headquarters of the "China
Brazilian Cultural Society."
Their suspicions that this was
something more than a cul
tural organization were more
than borne out.
Among other things, police
now suspect that Chinese
Communist "know-how" was
behind the bombing of Vene
zuelan oil refineries during
the Cuban crisis last month.
The bombs used by the Vene
zuelan terrorists were of the
same type as those described
in a "terrorism manuel"
seized in the Oct. 11 raid
here.
Alcidcs Cintra Bucno Filho
Chief Inspector of Sao Paulo's
Department of Public Order,
says the booklet not only tolls
you how to make bombs or
Molotov cocktails but where
to find the ingredients.
The manual, belived to
have been published in Com.
munist China, Is in the Portu
guese language and entitled
"Sabotage Warfare: Work Of
Destruction." The first chap
ter says:
"Ammonium Nitrate is a
salt employed in chemical
fertilizers. It is of pale, yel
lowish color, highly corrosive
to metals and of violent com
bustion. In case TNT is unob
tainable, an idertical explo
sive can be made by using 91
per cent Ammonium Nitrate,
three per cent automobile
grease, three per cent shoe
polish, and six per cent saw
dust."
Easily Obtained
Pnlirp In Sao Paulo main-
lain strict control over the
use of Ammonium Nitrate but
point out It can be obtained
relatively easi v in the inter
ior of many Brazilian stales
where controls are either lax
or non-existent.
The manual also gives
Phone
773-3813
and Make Your
Appointment!
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Bring your children . . .
BABY SITTERS will be at
your disposal at the Blood
mobile to take good care
of them while you give
your blood. MEDFORD'S
QUOTA for the two days
is 350 pints. We Will Pick
Up Blood Donors Within
A Ten Mile Radius of
Medford.
is coming
to the Medford Red Cross
Building -60 Hawthorne
December 10 and 11
MONDAY -2P.M.T0 6 P.M.
TUESDAY -10 A.M. TO lVh
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tive if you "fasten three or
four bags of chlorate of po
tassium and sugar (equal
parts) around the bottle with
a flask of soulfuric acid."
Other booklets seized by
subjects as "the open and
secret work of the party" (25
pages, in Spanish): Three
chapters from Mao Tsc-tung's
"The Strategic Problems of
The Revolutionary War In
China" which provide Portu
guese language instructions
on how to seize power in a
country where the Commu
nist parly is illegal.
All the booklets are print-
such ' c0 on coarse paper and there
are enough idiomatic errors
in the Portuguese texts to
convince police they were
produced in China.
Woman President
The president of the society
was Helena Silveira, well
known Brazilian woman wri
ter and journalist who has
traveled extensively in both
Communist China and Russia.
When police raided her head-. ciety, commanded by the Chi-
quartcrs, she termed the ac
tion an "error."
This has not dissuaded po
lice from Investigating Miss
Silveira and her top aides on
grounds that the society was
in reality nothing more than
nese Communist party."
Police have declined to
make public a list of 200
names, many of them promin
ent in university, journalistic
and political circles of Sao
Paulo, that also were seized
"an entity of secret character, i in the raid. They are quietly
a nest of agitators specializ-1 checking each name to make
ing , in strikes, rallies and j certain none was deliberately
other activities inspired by put on the list to create con
Communism ... a bogus so-'fusion.
GIVE THE GREATEST GIFT OF ALL
A Pint of Your Blood
Also at the Elks Club in Ashland on
Wednesday, December 121 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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