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INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY - Gundrun Bjarnadottir, 20, of Iceland (center) was crowned "The International Beauty of 1964'' last Friday night. Runners up in the contest were (left to right) Miss England, Diana Westbury, 19; Miss Austria, Xenia Doppler, 20; Miss American Beauty, Joyce Bryan, 19, of Miami, Fla.; and Miss Korea, Yoo-Ml-Chot, 20. (UPI). Reds May Agree to Lookouts Geneva - (UPD - Western dls. armament negotiators today were reported hopeful the So viet Union will agree this week to negotiate on exchang- Now , Blessed Relief From ARTHRITIS Without Drugs or Surgery If you set promptly, an amazing illustrated new FREE book that may change your whole lile will be rushed to you by return mail. Send tor it. today and discover why drugs give you only tempor ary relief. How to eliminate the cause of your aches and pains, without drugs and without surgery, a proven non-medical way. How to avoid years of needless agony and deformities that may cripple vou for the rest of your life. You owe It to yourself to send for this valuable FREE book without delay. No obligation. No agent will call. , I: Write: The Ball Clinic,. Dept. 2609-A2, Eacehfsr Serines, Mil touri. A poilcard will do. IAoV) ing observation posts against surprise attacks and not in sist on a prior non-aggression pact. Informed sources said the West regards talks on ex changing posts as a test case of Soviet readiness to negoti ate further limited East-West accords rather than demand ing negotiations at this stage on complex issues like a non- aggression pact between the Western and Communist mili tary blocs. They said Western negotia tors hope the Soviets will give the "virtual go-ahead" to new bilateral n e g o t i a tions by agreeing to treat observation posts as a separate issue with no strings attached. Til ere was no formal ses sion of the 17-nation confer ence today. Juveniles Arrested Fer Vehicle Theft , Two juveniles were appre hended by Medford police Sunday for theft of. a car owned by Gerald Milton Gas tlneau, 2647 Eastover terrace, Medford. The auto was taken, Gastineau reported, at the Medford Shopping Center while he was In a store. Officers located the car, took a 16-year-old boy into custody and then an 11-year- old, who was involved by the older youth's testimony. The 11-year-old was releas ed to his mother with the permission of Jackson County Juvenile Home Director Lar ry Tweedy. The 16-year-old was charged with larceny of a vehicle. , Louisiana was named from Louis XIV of France. Series of Violations Revealed At U.S. Armv Base in Greece Washington - lUPtl - A mem ber of the House Armed Serv ices committee has revealed a series of violations of mil itary regulations at an Army post in Greece, including use of enlisted men to sweep and mop the rooms of three officers. Rep. Victor Wickersham (D-Okla.) said an investiga tion he started two weeks ago had uncovered "deplor able violations" at the 19th missile detachment. The De fense department said the de tachment was based at Per violake, Greece. Regional Edition Medford Page 2A Tribune Foreign Briefs INDONESIAN SHIP PASSES THROUGH LOCKS . Amsterdam - IUHI - The Indonesian ship Themrln yes terday passed through Inmuiden leeks en route to Am sterdam, the first Indonesian ship to enter Dutch waters since last veer's dispute ever west New Guinea, SYRIANS FIRE ON ISRAELI WORKERS Tiberias, Israel - Itril - Syrian forces an Israeli work ers in the Hula valley and at Ashmoa yesterday, army sources said today. No casualties were reported. U. S. FIGHTER PLANE CRASHES Strasbourg, France - lUPIl - A U.S. fighter plane crash ed near here yesterday, killing the pilot, police reported. The identity of the pilot was not revealed. TEENAGER WINS GLUTTON TITLE Tours, France f tl'PIt - Michel Morissel, It, won the city's title of "glutton of 1963" by consuming Vi pound of chop ped pork, a 12-egg omelette, 2.2 pounds of chicken, an en tire Cememberi cheese, salad, a cake and a griddle eeke in five minutes and 40 seconds. In addition to the enlisted men housekeeping duties, he said the investigation showed that: Covered Up Goods were stolen from the post exchange and the thefts were covered up by the PX officers and the unit commander. Foreign nationals made purchases illegally at the post exchange. Moldy bread and sour milk were served at meals. Troops were served only two meals on July 4 and June 30. Wickersham said that in ventory shortages at the post exchange were covered up but that detachment person nel were forced to make up the differences out of their own pockets. He added that the shortages were not report ed to higher authorities. The Army informed Wick ersham this week that the charges were true and that a new unit commander had been assigned to the detach ment. Wickersham said that "ar rangements for daily fresh bread have been made, the Greek interpreter will not be allowed to eat in the mess hall in the future, the PX shortages are being made up by the personnel concerned, and enlisted personnel will not be required to sweep and mop officers' rooms." In addition, he said, Greek personnel will not be able to purchase cigarettes and beer at the PX. The Oklahoma congressman continued his inquiry with a letter to Army Secretary Cy- China Hopes U.S., Russia Will Destroy Each Other Washington -ttlPD- Red Chi na hopes to see the United States and Russia destroy each other in a nuclear war, former ambassador to Russia George F. Kennan said Sun day. Because of this stand. Ken nan said the ideological split between Russia and China will not be healed. Agreed to Sign In a television interview, Kennan said Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev agreed to sign a nuclear test ban pact with the West when he real ized that the Chinese-Russian split could not be smoothed over. He appeared on NBC s Meet the Press. However, Kennan said it would take "decades" to bring Russia closer to the West. But he added that "any progress is hopeful and should be val ued by us.". Buyer Beware Kennan warned that the United States should take a "buyer beware" attitude to ward the nuclear test ban pact. "I think the question is whether Russia has an inter est in sticking to the treaty," Kennan said. But he said he thought Rus sia would abide by the treaty because it sticks to "specific Itl MODEL AOOJj. if Deluxe Maytag j with Automatic lif We're Overstocked! Hurry Starts Tomorrow! Bleach Dispenser afZ Exclusive Lint-Filler Agitator Push Button Water Temperatures - and Speeds Automatic Water level rnntrnl at Snfetu.l irl uilrh .......... ....,., . J5. 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Norfolk & Western and Illi nois Central scored large frac tional gains in the rails. North American Aviation gained a point in continued response to news it received a $934.4 mil lion space project contract. U. S. Smelting, Mueller Brass and Kennecott Copper all ran up large fractional gains in the metals. Clerks May Not Levy Petition Fee Salem - HOT - County clerks do not have authority to levy any fees on the circulators of initiative and referendum pe tions, Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton said today. The statement was in an swer to a request made by Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. the state's chief elections officer. Appling asked if county clerks had authority to charge the sponsors of initiative or referendum movements for the verification of signatures in excess of 200 per day. Thornton said the 200 per day figure was only a mini mum requirement, and that If clerks do more than that amount they are merely com plying with the general re quirement imposed upon them I V lata, (Ka, thv faitkfiillv perform their duties . . . and move with reasonable dispatch." rus Vance in which he asked what action has been taken against the former detach ment commander. . Wickersham said he was concerned that similar ir regularities might be taking place at other overseas bases. "In an organization as large as the U.S. Army one can expect minor violations from time to time," he said. "But I don't consider the serv itude of enlisted men a mi nor violation." SWIM SUIT Regular $10.95 to $23.95 Twe Famous trends NOW $7.99 S10.83-S12.99 'M H2 IAST MAIN ST. oooooo o p I CREEN STAMPS, O i j Mayonnaise FULL QUART. . :.;;.LJ7CL o p 5TWISHED 1898 , WL I CREEN .STAMPS, O O pissiy wlggly. mmm OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 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