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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON Castro Decrees THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1963 C 5 , mil i t0 T? fiiamf.'-fljpj). Premier' Fidel Castro .decreed death early today. fo burglars, false po licemen and thieves who use children in their work. In a two-hour speech broad cast by Radio Havana, Castro declared also that he has just Pa!h,?L.kuP..j's differences with the Roman . Catholic church. He, said some funda mentalist Protestant sects still oppose him, .biit charged that they are- "subsidized by U. S. imperialists.1'' " 2 ' ' ahe bearded revolutionary dcjicted Havana as a city ter rorized, 'jp.' some' .areas! -by housebreakers and infested in others bypretty bbys," "stu deIJ.?3h jib."nottudy," and "bums''- and "shiftless types" whr hang round pool halls. It was the first time he had repealed the existence of so m my "antisocial types" in Ci ba. . pastro said he is going to reiruit troops and skilled workmen from factories to man the "most modern weap on;" whjcH be said his re gime nowpossesses. e denounced refugees for flying from Cuba, but at the saiie time assailed the United Stgtes for not providing trans portation to carry them away. This was a reference to the faot that the most recent sea shipment of U. S. ransom gojds to the Castro regime was carried by a freighter wfiich went on to. Germany Instead of returning to" the . United States. .-, , " " r . it 1 .!-' d 'vSli, """ j - J i'r ,; - - j nioieailsaf IS :$ofc flavors W, 1 ' ,rLl k 7 v;.vj "T"; 53 o - iEMOO! LIVING ROOM - 0INIM4 " t Hi 14 ztt 4 Jh- 1 1 " 3J . . KITCHtW t-fc. ' fer tf. .U, v! - 01SAOC ' PLAN NO ojji , n'.tz SIlSI T J: ,- ,l 1475 SQUARE FEET This Week's Plan for Home Builders A house of true quality re flects attention to detail. Here is such a house. ' ' , ' This home is simple in con cept and very economical to build. The exterior design of most rectangular homes leaves considerable to be de sired. This is definitely not true with this home. The win dows in the front bedrooms and bath have all been tied together with a . wooden frame which projects past the' wall of the house. This adds immeasurably to the refresh ing exterior and makes it im possible to , spot the bath lo cation from the street. Wide expanses of stone ' veneer flank the bank of windows while a low stone planter compliments the overall de sign, -r .-(' - :,- ; The handsome. front wall of the garage consists of three stationary obscure windows plus stone veneer and plant er. Beams project from the top and ends of each roof gable. Especially notice how the roof has been extended over the front-porch so that the eaves of the house meet those of the garage. This roof is supported by posts to which' has been 'attached a screen that enhances the over all beauty of the home and also provides privacy at the front entry. There is easy traffic circu lation to all areas without, un desirable room-crossing. A partial' wall separates the en try from- the living room. This visually expands both areas and allows light from the living room to reach the entry. . j how she gets , justoutens thct the laundry so washing film ij tjm :v::i mm Calgon9 cleans away washing film that detergents and bleach can't touch Washing film: It yellows, it won't rinse out. It leaves things not quite clean. Soaps and detergents can't touch it. (In fact they cause it. That's why extra detergent is no substitute for Calgon.) Bleach can't remove washing film, either. But Calgon water conditioner gets rid of it just . . . like . . . that! A little Calgon with less detergent and your linens simply shine. Towels fluff up like new . . . and absorb more water. Diapers dry soft as baby. Well, almost. Nylons and Dacron? No more yellow ing from washing film when you use Cal gon. Cotton prints getting dim? Often that's washing film, but colore snap right back with Calgon. Washer makers recommend Calgon, and put Calgon samples in new machines. P.S. A Calgon solution restores dull shower curtains . . . cleans combs and brushes Oust soak a while); And a little Calgon in the water prevents bathtub ring, soap lathers bet ter, rinses away cleanly. ' i Why Calgon even brings out the natural shine of your hair. (Rinse first with Cal gon, then with plain water.) Now won't Calgon? you try I I I 6 A calqon .V' Despite the size of the house, the master bedroom enjoys the luxury of a pri vate dressing room and bath. Besides an unusual amount of wardrobe space, the dress ing room has a wide dress ing table. The bath features a semi - hidden water clos et and a twin pullman lavatory. Immaginative planning has created a family bath with a long pullman lavatory, a lin en closet,- an - enclosed tub with shower over and a re cessed water closet. The spacious living - dining room has been made to ap pear even larger by using wide sliding glass doors which open to the rear patio. In addition to the usual built-ins, this kitchen offers a wide pantry plus a gener ous size eating nook. Complete working drawings for this plan can be purchaied at a cost of $7.50 for the first set and S5 for each additional set when ordered at the same time. This plan will be available at these prices until June 17. Please allow two to three weeks for delivery. The following home plan books are also available: Hallmark Homes. $1; try Homes, SI: Homes for Living. Si; Homes of Distinction, 11; Ranch and Modern. $2. All books a $7 value, only S5. Send all orders for either plans or books to: Hiawatha Estes, post office box 404-T, North ridge, Calif. Stop Signs Are Installed in City Stop signs were ' installed yesterday at three intersec tions and a yield sign at a fourth intersection, Vernon Thorpe, city engineer said. The signs were recommend ed by the city's traffic, co ordinating committee, accord ing to Robert A. Duff, city manager. The stop signs will be at Niantic and Edwards sts. to stop Niantic st. traffic; Ed wards and Boardman sts., to stop Boardman st. traffic, and Capital ave. and Valley View dr, to stop eastbound traffic on Capital ave. The yield sign is located at the intersection of Highland dr., Keeneway dr., and Bar neburg rd. Traffic on both Keeneway dr. and Barneburg rd. will yield to Highland dr. traffic, Thorpe said. He said this intersection is the fourth location in the city where a yield sign is located. A full stop is not necessary for a yield sign, it was noted, but traffic at the intersection I must yield to traffic on both the left and right. 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