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Italian South
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To The North
Milan. Italy - OJPfl - Pros--nri
v fit the "economic mir
acle," as the unprecendented
Italian post war boom ha
v,.i.n termed, is causing many
a headache to the nation!
northern industrial cities.
The problem which keeps
city fathers burning the mid
night bulb is a massive mi
gration to the north. From
the rising but still depressed
south, thousands of workers
take the road to the north
every month.
For a time Turin, with 11
automobile building boom,
was the main target of south
ern Immigrants. Milan, on the
other hand, already was ac
customed to a yearly Influx
of 50.000 to 60,000 extra in
habitants. Practically, this
meant that a new city about
the sire of Siena was added
to Milan between every Jan
uary and December.
Plans for new housing,
schools and hospitals were
laid accordingly. But the flow
of southerners attracted by
the Milan industrial boom has
suddenly Jumped by half as
much again.
Flock into City
Now well over 100,000 per
sons flock Into the city an-nually.
All plans will have to be
redrafted, and even so we
city faces the prospect of not
being able to provide shel
ter and schooling for many of
the new arrivals.
The call for new Installa
tions is so urgent that there
no longer Is enough time to
build with bricks and mortar
the new schools required for
the swelling population. Pre
fabricated schools are now
being rushed into the breach.
Yet classrooms are always
over-crowded.
The problem of hospitals
cannot be solved with the
same system of prefabrlcatlon
and this is the biggest head
ache for the city authorities.
Milan will need an estimated
9,000 extra hospital beds by
1985. Present construction
plans contemplate less than
lialf that number. Hospitals In
Italy do not depend upon the
township but upon the state
and upon private welfare Institutions.
One thing appears certain
- Milan Is soing to be a much
bigger city In a very short
while. In size, she may wresi
the laurels from Rom.
Mrs.HcSieldHas
Trouble Wifh Eyes
Salem - (UPO - Mrs. Mark
Hatfield will miss the Port
land Hose Festival this year
because of a recurrence of eye
trouble, Travis Cross, the
governor's preis secretary,
said Wednesday.
Mrs. Hatfield, who has
previously suffered from a
cornea breakdown, was treat
ed in Los Angeles Tuesday
morning before she and the
governor returned to Oregon
from a Southern California
visit.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Hatfield's
father, Vince Kutmanlch, was
treated at St. Vincent hospital
in Portland for an eye injury
suffered at work. Attendants
said the Injury was not serious.
THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MLDFORD, OREGON
MEDFORO MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1963
Scheduled in State
No Execution Dates
Salem - HPS - No execution
dates are now scheduled 'for
the three men and one woman
on death row at the Oregon
state penitentiary.
The prison advised today
that Jeannace June Freeman
and Larry West Shipley both
had appeals rejected recently
by the U.S. Supreme court,
and new execution dates have
not yet been set.
Herbert Floyd Mitchell and
Richard Schwenscn are await
ing automatic review of their
convictions by the Oregon
Supreme court before their
executions are scheduled.
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MORE BOWLING - More
bowling fun looms for Dad in
his gifts of his own bowling
ball and a pair of Italian
styled bowling shoes. Both by
AMF.
Spotlight on Sportswear For Father's Day Gifts
The gift of sportswear to
your Dad or Granddad this
Father's day can accomplish
a two fold purpose.
First, it will provide him
with comfortable and color
ful garb in which to better
enjoy his leisure hours.
Next, it will give him an
opportunity to indulge in his
dream of being a deep-sea
sailor, an Olympic skier, or a
rough and ready cowpuncher.
If this premise appears to
be a bit remote, it should be
explained that much of the
sportswear for summer 1963
has been style keyed to a
continuing enthusiasm for
nautically designed garments
as well as themes taken from
the ski slopes and the rug'
ged duds worn by actual cow
boys.
In some instances these
fashion motifs are completely
obvious, in others a lot more
subtle. For instance, the new
er nautical look depends less
on embroidered anchors and
such, leaning more to the
constructions preferred by au
thentic blue water salts.
Ski-Look
The ski-look that skyrock
eted last winter due to the
tremendously growing inter
est in that sport, has been
interpreted in beachwear and
parka - hooded jackets slated
for summer sunning.
The long, lean, trim look
of the real working eownand
plus lighter-weight Interpre
tations of his tough denims
and chambrays have also been
worked into the current style
scene in both work-a-day ver
sions and colorfully patterned
rodeo types.
-v A new color has been add
ed to the sportswear and cas
ualwear picture this summer,
too. Called "banana," it is a
soft yellow tone that does a
lot to enhance those suntans
that most Dads acquire dur
ing their leisure hours.
These banana shades have
a lot going for them. Used
separately, they are becom
ing and easy to wear. They
also blend well with most
other colors that a fellow may
have in his sportswear ward
robe. Taken as a touch of
colorful trim or decoration,
the bananas have a faculty of
pepping up otherwise drab
garments.
Sport Shirts
All of the favorite models
are again popular in sport
shirts. Every style from the
traditional button down col
lar models to the contempo
rary styles and Italian - types
has its place in the vast array
of ideas available to Father's
Day shoppers.
Is your Dad or Grandad an
ardent golfer? If he is, he
will probably appreciate the
gift of several new knitted
golf shirts. They may bear
the name of his favorite
pro.
Or, how about golf socks es
pecially designed for the an
cient and honorable game?
A lightweight poplin water
proof golf jacket may be an
other way to gladden his
heart.
In addition to the matched
cabana sets, this is also a do-it-yourself
season when it
comes to swim wear. You
now can put together your
own choices in beach jackets
and swim trunks.
Does be have enough dressy
slacks? Treat him to cool
wrinkle - resistant trousers
that beat the heat in style.
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Summertime Styles May Solve Problem
TRANSISTOR RADIO -
tically any point on the glob
Dad can bring in crystal-clear
on his gift of a transistor ra
dio for shortwave or standard
reception. By G. E.
Give your Dad or Granddad
a lift with the gift of practical
fashion this Fathers day.
. There are few Dads who
won't face the oncoming tor
rid weather more comfortably
and more presentably when
garbed in gifts ?f clothing
and furnishings.
Gone are the days when a
fellow had to suffer to be
stylish. As a matter of fact,
fashion and comfort are so
closely related in contempo
rary clothing that even the
dressiest business clothes and
formal wear are equally as
easy to wear as sport clothes.
Take the updated suits, for
Instance. Fabric mills, with
firms, have learned to blend
man-made with natural fibers
to create fabrics that are light
in weight, yet with imoroved
durability-fabrics that retain
their press but also have the
ability to shed unwanted
wrinkles.
Improved tailoring tech
niques and manufacturing
methods have also made pos
sible the featherlight wash
wear suits. The judicious use
of findings, linings and the
unseen trimming materials
used in the making of these
garments, make it possible to
toss a modern washwear suit
into a washing machine
and then into a automatic
the help of the huge chemical dryer and have it emerge
pressed and ready to wear
Of course, travelers and va-1
cationers who have no wash
ing machines or dryers availa
ble may wash the new wash
wear suits by hand and hang
them to dry with the same
fine results.
The same techniques plus
some new fabric finishes
make the same virtues possi
ble in shirts and ties, too.
The big fashion news in
men's suits this summer, is the
return to lighter colors. This
long overdue development
will brighten many a drab
wardrobe and break up the
monotonous all-dark look that
has pervaded men's clothing
for the past five years.
The most popular of the
new lighter shades is a clean,
crisp silver gray. However,
lighter tones of blue, blue
gray, olive mixtures and both
tans and browns are also in
the trend.
This docs not mean that
just as most wardrobes were
all dark up to now, that they
will be all light. What is indi
cated, however, is a rational
return to a well diversified
look - one which varies light
colors with mediums and
darks.
The newer shirts for sum
mer have several outstanding
features, too. The first, and
most obvious, is the strong
return of both colored and
PASSENGER MOVIES
New York - lUPO - Begin
ning May 1, Trans World Air
line will show first-run mo
tion pictures to all its pas
sengers on trans Atlantic
flights. The line has been
showing films to passengers
in its first-class sections for
18 months.
striped shirts for business
wear.
This is a trend that has
been growing for the last year
or two and has now achieved
acceptance by those fellows
who let the fashion leaders
set the pace.
Socks, handkerchiefs, cool
summer underwear or gift
certificates for hats or shoes
are another idea.
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WRITING SET - Remember
Father on his day with a hand
some, versatile writing three
some - fountain pen, ball
point and pencil. This set by
Sheaffcr.
Mako It a Model
Gift for father
It your Dad is a member
of the growing legion of
model builders, this interest
may well cue your gifting.
The tyro may start with
molded plastic kits to as
semble, and work his way up
to the creation of exact scale
models, starting from raw
wood or metals.
Model fans may specialize
in ships, motor cars, airplanes
or machines. One of the most
popular is model railroading.
Some acquire their miniature
engines and cars already as
sembled others buy the com
ponents and assemble them.
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FISHING REEL - Mother had
the right idea when she de
cided to give Dad a new fish
ing reel or rod for Father's
day. These (for salt water)
are by Garcia.
Small Peflefs May
Cut Cosf of Pfants
. Louisville, Ky. -WW- A rev
olutionary catalyst is expect
ed to reduce by as much as
25 per cent the cost of many
of the new plants needed to
meet soaring industrial de
mands for hydrogen.
Aspirin-site pellets called
"G-66" do such an efficient
iub of converting carbon mon
oxide Impurities, according to
Chcmetron catalyst specialists.
that up to SI million may be
cut from the cost of typical
large plants producing eight
to nine billion cubic feet of
hydrogen a year.
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SHIRT. SHORTS - Cool sum
mer relaxation ahead for Dad
in his gifts of white walk
shorts in "Dacron" polyester
nd cotton and "Orion"
sweater shirt.
Monday And Friday
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The fun Is In the wearing of thti
comfortsbl outfits. Ten dashing
styles In daring nw postal solids,
chacks, stripes and pattarns. Sleeve-
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tops, pullovers, button fronts. 8
lo 18.
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handsomely styled for comfort. Spin
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Cotton Batiste and
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hottest cfays. Any man who likes his
comfort (and what man doesn't?) will
like these short sleeved white shirts.
Pick a style in a collar he likes, every
one is cool and lightweight, and so
fashionably right.
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German Town To
Plan Monument
Of WWII Hero
. Lucchtringen, Germany
0IPI) - The 2,700 inhabitants
of Luechtringen are making
plans to erect a monument to
an unknown U.S. pilot who
they think died in saving
their village from destruction
in World War II.
Hubert Fromme, a blind
German war veteran, propos
ed the construction of a me
morial at a recent citizens'
meeting. Stone mason Bern
hard Stiefel immediately of
fered to donate the monu
ment and a local youth organ
ization volunteered to prepare
the ground.
According to witnesses, a
formation of Flying For
tresses passed over Luechtrin
gen one day in Maxell, 1945,
heading for the industrial cen
ter of Braunschweig, when
a crippled bomber suddenly
lost altitude and headed
straight for the church tower
of Lucchtringen.
"The plane with Us full
bomb load would have smash
ed straight into our church
and caused untold devasta
tion," a 76-year-old villager
recalled. "But suddenly the
bomber was pulled up, bare
ly passed over the church
steeple and crashed outside
the village in a forest."
Most villagers are convinc
ed the pilot died to save
them, instead of bailing out.
But farmer Adam Struck
said he pulled the charred
remains of the Flying For
tress apart with his horses
and removed the bombs, and
found no indication anybody
had died In the wreckage.
August Dollc, another
farmer who picked up two
crew members of the plane
who hud bailed out before
the crash, said he never asked
them whether anybody else
had been aboard.
District youth leader Ewald
Heinemcir, a major support
er of the monument idea,
said: "Even if Struck didn't
find the remains of the pilot
in the wreckage, Im con
vinced he was In the cockpit
at the time - how else could
the plane have jumped over
the church tower?
Nobody could recall the ex
act day of the crash, but sev
eral witnesses said It hap
pened at exactly 4:30 p.m.
They also remembered that
U.S. troops had already taken
nearby Uslar, but had not
yet occupied the Weser Val
ley.
The villagers said they '
have asked U.S. Air Force of
ficers and the U.S. Embassy
in Germany to help in investigations.
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Salinger in Rome
for Kennedy Visit
Rome - (WD - White House
press uecretary Pierre Saiin
gcr in exploring the ground
for President Kennedy's visit
to Italy, which has been com
plicated by the death of Pope
John XXIII and the lack of
an Italian government.
Kennedy's "working visit
beginning June 30 or July 1
earlier had been planned to
include an audience with Pope
John XXIII. The President
had also hoped to meet with
government leaders but Premier-designate
Aldo Moro is
still trying to form a cabinet
following the resignation or
Premier Aminlore Fanfanl.
Salinger declined to make
any comment on Kennedy s
plans when he arrived Tues
day night from Washington
with an advance party of 20
White House, State Depart
ment and Secret Service aides.
FOREIGN MARKETS
Columbus, Ohio - (UPO - The
vast domestic market no long
er is large enough to support
the U.S. Industrial machine.
Peter Schmitt of Westing
house Electric International
company told a recent world
trade seminar here. Ameri
can companies that neglect ex
ports and foreign operations
are flirting with oblivion, he
said.
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NEW CAMERA - Dad has
been crowned "king" for
Father's day, and Mother Is
Just about to preserve the
happy scene In a picture with
Dad's gift of a Brownie Supaf
J 1 27 camera.