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(Foreign MONTY APPROVES RACIAL SouthimDlon. Enoland - IIJPil - aomerv laid today he wu hit approral of South Africa'! racial policy. Montgomery who arrivad from a vacation thara. twica taw South African Prtmitr Dr. Hendrik Varwoard. "I think hit policy U tha right ona whan you look at what it going on in tha rati of Africa. Or. Varwoard it daiarmintd if won't go on in South Africa." 20.000 FINNS GO ON STRIKE Htltinki, Finland-AJPU-About 20,000 faderal employ! want on tirike today, crippling telephone, poiial and air communciatiom. All pottal and long diitanca telephone aervice wat paralyied axcepf for diplomatic foreign calla. AUTOS DECLARED OLD, UNSAFE London-(llPI-The Parliamentary Secretary for the Mln. Ittry of Trantportation, Lord Chatham, taid yetterday near ly 7.75 million of Britain't motor vehicle! art over iix-yiri' old and umafe. MINISTER TO SIGN AGREEMENT Tokyo-lllPn-Pakiiiani Foreign Miniiter Zulfikar A. Bhutto arrived in Peking today to lign a border agreement with Red China. FRENCH QUESTION NINE Paria-WPD-French aecuriiy force! today queitioned nine men reportedly involved in plot! to kill Premier George! Pompidou and attack Santa Priton to releaia other accuiad terroristic Regional Edition Page 2A MedfordJTribunb MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1963 SOBBING SIMS SAYS: It Doesn't Happen Often, But Because of Model Changes We Are Having a SCHWINN Bike Sale ! 20" BIKES FOR 4 TO 7 YEAR OLDS Boyt' SCHWINN Fleet (44.95) 39.88 (headlight, tank, ttand, Flamboyant red) Boyt' SCHWINN Skipper (44.95) 39.88 (Chrome Fendertllll) Boyt' SCHWINN Typhoon (42.95) 38.88 Girls' SCHWINN Hollywood (42.95) 38.88 Glrlt' SCHWINN AMERICAN (48.95) 43.88 Boyt' SCHWINN AMERICAN (48.95) 43.88 (100 American Built-SCHWINN'S Beitll) SAVE NOW ON SCHWINN 24" SCHWINN FOR 6 TO 10 YEAR OLDS SCHWINN AMERICAN, VI I 88 Schwlnn't Beit eT"er 100 American Made. 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SIMS Briefs POLICY Field Marihal Viicouni Mont' "absolutely unrepentant" in Montgomary taid. or halting railway, telegraph MEN Cycle & Hobby Shop 23 North Fir 772-2472 r V ,i t r y ' .,-V4 t'tt a.t,f SOVIET BEAR BOMBER Defense Secretary McNamara disclosed at his press conference Thursday that recon naissance versions of the Soviet Bear bomber have been flying over the U.S. Pacific and Atlantic fleets for more Soviets Launch New Harassment Campaign Washington - CUPI) - The Soviet Union appeared today to be on a new harassment campaign with huge Red air force turboprop planes buzz ing American aircraft car riers far out in the Atlantic and Pacific. After a lengthy silence, Washington now has revealed how reconnaissance versions of the Russian Bear bomber are dispatched on over-water flights of several thousand miles to ferret out American fleet units. Previously the Soviets con fined themselves to scouting U.S. ships that were within a few hundred miles of shore and could be reached by com paratively short-range air craft of the twin jet Badger bomber type. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara disclosed details at a news conference Thurs day of Russian flights over U.S. carriers from Jan. 27 to Stocks Level Out, Begin New Rally; Blue Chips Rise New York - (UPI) - Stocks leveled out and began to rally today. Apparently a groundswell of good business and econom ic news over the past few days turned the tide and brought buyers out of hiding after a market correction of 25 points In the past seven sessions. The first blue chips to de velop big gains on the come back were Du Pont and Chrysler. Many oilier heavy weights Inched forward frac tions. Small gains also pre dominated In the general list. DOW JONES AVERAGES New York - IUNI - Dow Jones final liock averages: 30 industrials 662.94. off 7.86; 20 railroadt ISO. 37 off 1.44: 15 utilities 133.00. off 1.18, and 65 ttockt 236.14. olf 2.S2. Sales Thursday were about 4.09 million tharet compared with 3.68 million shares Wednesday. Thuraday'a prices on llm'kl: Allied Chemical Alum Co Am . American Atr Unea American Can American Motora AT&T American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Armco American Standard Hemhx Corp Betlilrhein Steel nnetni Air HrliONUlck Caterpillar Corp Chryaler Corp Coca Cola e b s Columbia Can Continental Can Crown Zrllerhach Crucible Steel Curtiaa Wright now chemical uu Ponl Katman Kodak ford fieneral IMectrtc Kcneral Fooda Oneral Mnlnra . Cleneral Portland Cement (ieorifla Pacific C,i-r- hound dull Oil Hemetlake Idaho Power IBM Inl Paper Johna Manvllle Kennecott Copper .. Lockheed Aircraft Martin Merck Montana Power Montgomery Ward National r.ioctnt Northern Natural Gas . 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On that occasion, four Bears flew over the 59,000 ton carrier Forrestal south east of the Azores as it steam ed homeward from a tour with the 6th Fleet in the Mediter ranean. They flew in pairs, separated by a two hour in terval. Each time, one plane stayed at 30,000 feet while the other swooped under a Southern Co. ,V. . 2ft 'i 13', Southern Pacttic Sperry Rand Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N. J - Sun Minea Tcxaa Co Texaa Gult Sulfur Tcxaa Pac Land Trust Thiokol Trana America Tram World Air Trl Continental Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Llnea U.S. Plywood U.S. nulihct IIS. Steel Wc.it Bank Corp WeallntthoiiKe Younaatown . SO'a 14 'a .. IP, .. 4:ij, .10.!', .. LIS 'a 47', .. :i3. .. 4IU, .. 14 .. 4.1 -'i .. M', .. am Treasury Office To Be Relocated Portland-UiPli-The Treasury Department's local disburse ment division will be moved late next summer !o San Francisco instead of Ogdcn, Utah, a spokesman for Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) said to day. The spokesman said the first report Indicated the move would be to Ogdcn. The department said adop tion of electronic data proc essing equipment has reduced the work load in the Portland area so much that continuance of the office no longer could be Justified. The remaining work load of the office will be transferred Aug. 31. The department said It would work either to place the 25-membor Portland slaft in new jobs In San Francisco or rc'localc them in govern ment Jobs here. Scout Nawj Cub Scout Pack 44 Lone Pine Cub Scout Pack 44 was honored with a Blue and Gold banquet in Hie gym nasium this week. Dan Hull, representing the Crater Lake Area Council of Boy Scouts, presented the new charter to David Kclser. acicptiniz fur the fponsonng organization, the Lone Pine PTA. Special guests included Mrs. Edward Earnest, Mrs. Norman Vance. Mrs. Chester Keene Jr . and Mrs. Floyd Skinner, all officers of the PTA. John Lusk and Bob Ford entertained with music, magic and comedy. Each den decorated a table for judging Den 3 was the winner. i '' '" than a month. This photo, released by the Pentagon, shows a U.S. Navy Phantom II fighter plane from the Carrier U.S.S. Kitty Hawk (bottom) observing one of the Soviet planes over the North Pacific Ocean in late January. (UPI) 2,000 feet overcast to inspect the flattop. McNamara's report indi cated that the Bears must have flown a roundtrip of more than 7,000 nautical miles. He told how U.S. Air Force F102 jet interceptors went aloft from Iceland to follow the four-engined planes. That indicated the Bears flew south from Soviet Arctic bases and may have been de tected by radar in northern Norway. as well as Iceland. The Forrestal launched F4B Phantom jets to trail the first two Bears northward for 150 miles. Then the F102s took over again. Phantoms "escorted" the second flight while over the Forrestal. Although Russia has often protested American o v e r flights of Soviet ships on the high seas, McNamara said the Bea.s had a "legal right" to be in the air over interna tional waters. Citet Other Flights He said other flights were made over the nuclear pow ered carrier Enterprise in the North Atlantic Feb. 12 and 13, the Kitty Hawk in t h e North Pacific between Jan. 27 and Feb. 3, and the Prince Ion in the North Pacific be tween Feb. 13 and 16. Former Opera Star Likes Home Nudity New York - HOT - Mimi Benzcll, former star of the Metropolitan Opera, spoke out Thursday for a natural attitude toward nudity in the home. Miss Benzcll, married and the mother of two young chil dren, said, "If you can't take your clothes off in the fami ly circle, where can you do it?" Her remarks were made while taping a television show "Girl Talk,"-ABC to be broadcast today. - "We've always had a close family relationship very casual and we have never felt it was wrong to wnlk around unclothed," she said. "My husband and I never cover up when our children walk into our room. And the children have never felt it was immodest to be nude." Vandenberg's Son Ditches Plane La Grange, N.C, - WPP -Maj. Hoyt S. Vandcnbcrg Jr., son of the former Air Force chief of staff, parachuted to sntcty near here Thursday shortly before his crippled jet fighter exploded in flight. Vandcnbcrg, 34. married and the father of two, was on a routine flight out of Sey mour Johnson Air Force base at Goldsboro when the air craft developed trouble. He guided the plane away from populated areas with the aid of base radar before ditching. Flaming wreckage from the plane fell into a wooded area about 200 yards from the nearest residence. Cap C. Vandagrift RIAL 1ST ATI APPRAISER, CONSULTANT i NEGOTIATOR ANNOUNCES HIS NEW LOCATION 1 King Street Phone 779-1666 Medford, Oregon A McNamara was asked why the announcement was "sav ed" for him to make at a news conference. He said in formation came in gradual ly and was studied to see whether it formed a pattern. It was "in the interest of the public to be informed." He did not want the information to come out later and then have to explain why he did not announce it. Shortly after his confer ence, it developed that there were witnesses to the Enter prise and Forrestal incidents who would come ashore to day. They are a group of pub lishers who sailed east with the Enterprise task force and returned aboard the Forres tal. They were to fly from the carrier to Norfolk, Va., to day. Hanby Student Wins Gold Key Award Gold Hill - Eileen Kell, eighth grade student at Han by Elementary school, receiv ed first place or gold key award with blue ribbon la bel, and an honorable men tion award at the Regional Scholastic Art exhibit at J. K. Gill company in Portland this year. The blue ribbon label qualifies her piece of art work to be sent to the National Scholastic Art Exhibit May 6 through 24 in New York City. The Gold Key award with blue ribbon was given Eileen for her entry of a landscape in tempera paints. It was a sketch of a scene at Tou Vellc Stale park. The honor able mention award was en titled Mt. Calvary of the three crosses. Eileen's art work was entered by her art instructor, Mrs. Mildred Black, Hanby teacher. There were 4,000 entered Entries were from many schools throughout the state of Oregon. Only 200 students were awarded gold keys and 100 blue ribbons. The Gold Hill student is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kell, Fourth ave., in Golld Hill. Portland Bureau Supports Closing Portland - IDPD - The Port land Retail Trade Bureau sup ports a proposed bill in the Oregon Legislature for a tough Sunday closing law, its president said Thursday night. Mario Bisio said the bu reau's board of directors voted to endorse the meas ure. "This measure has the sup port of nearly all of the mem bers of our retail community, including some of the dis count houses," he said. "Most of the retailors in this area don't want to remain open on Sunday but they feel that If something isn't done by this legislature to bring about Sunday closing then we will all soon be opening our doors seven days a week." Cocktail Killed by Salem-UOT-A bill that has barmaids and cocktail wait resses up in arms was killed Thursday by the House Com mittee on Labor and In dustries. Its sponsor. Rep. Edward Whelan (D-Portland) voted with five other committee members to table it. Whelan said he was con cerned over reports that at torneys were soliciting cock tail waitresses for fees to fight the bill. The bill would have pre vented women from working in bars. Whelan said, how ever, he had no intention of doing this, but only wanted to point up cases where cock tail waitresses were required to work behind bars without getting bartender's pay. Do Past . The Senate State and Fed eral Affairs committee gave a "do pass" recommendation to a measure calling for eli mination of liquor purchase permits. The committee also ap proved memorials to urge the federal government to pro vide funds. for an anti-water pollution program at Oregon State University and to stay out of the legislative appor tionment field. The committee strode into State Game commission terri tory by approving two mea sures for a study of the com mission and a third to make the game commission subject to the fish commission in anadromous fish research. The House Natural Re- Typewriter Buying Termed Economy By House Speaker Salem CUPD Purchase of 45 electric typewriters by the legislature was termed an economy move Thursday by House Speaker Clarence Bar ton. The machines, which cost $19,206, are for use of sena tors' and representatives' sec retaries during the session, and will be transferred to oth er state agencies when the session ends. There were reports that several Republican legislators were going to protest the purchase. Barton said he, Senate President Ben Musa, and Gov. Mark Hatfield signed the order for the IBM machines. which cost about $414 each. Barton said the Department of Finance advised against purchase of less expensive machines. IBM's are used by state agencies because lower maintenance costs more than make up for the higher pur chase price. Barton said he was advised by the finance department. Barton said state agencies purchase about 142 of the machines each year, and that the finance department has announced it will transfer the typewriters to other depart ments when the session ends and credit the legislature's ac count. Barton said the purchase was made when the finance department advised it would cost $11 a month to buy a machine, and more than $20 a month to rent it. HOW COME Fluhrer's Holsum BREAD NOW TASTES BETTER THAN EVER? BECAUSE PREMIUM QUALITY HOLSUM Is 4 Hours Fresher! i ty Waitress Bill House Group sources committee heard pro tests to a proposed natural resources department from the State Forestry depart ment, which would be incor porated in the new agency. The Senate Committee on Labor and Industries, with two alternative workmen's compensation bills finally be fore it, continued taking testi mony on the subject that sparked so much heat in 1961. Accepted by Labor One is the governor's bill. considered a compromise and tentatively accepted by labor. The other is management's bill to give private insurance firms a large snare of the in dustrial accident insurance business, now a state mo nopoly. Other highlights: Lumber The first hearing of a senate joint memorial to congress urging that railroads be encouraged to provide "free hold" time for timber shipments was held Thursday, and continued to a second STORE Shop Sundays Till 4 P.M. r1 " ii mmt .i.-.t'ii .j -v.--. 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