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Hied China Kot Likely To Try War in Foreseeable Future LONDON (UPI)-Red China is not likely to try any armed aggression in the foreseeable fu ture despite its increasing isola tion, British experts on Com munist affairs said today. The experts said the Peking regime still is too weak mili tarily and economically to risk any major conflicts, particular ly with the United States. They pointed out the Peking's ideological and political quarrel with Moscow virtually ruled out Soviet help in the event of a war. The Chinese Reds have re jected the Soviet Union's polity of peaceful coexistence with the West and have denounced Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev for his peaceful overtures toward the United States. Peking's i more militant policy advocaU'i armed rebellion to spread Com munism and does not rule out Yliirri Proposes Safes Tax Study ONTARIO (UPI)-O r e g o n State Sen. Anthony Yturri (R Ontario) says he will propose that Idaho and Oregon tax au thorities and legislators meet to prepare sales tax legislation for introduction in 196S. Yturri said be favored simul taneous introduction of such legislation at the next regular sessions of the legislatures. He said both states have high rate income taxes and that the sub ordinate units of government are "fighting like vultures" over property tax levies." Contract Awarded For Forest Road KLAMATH FALLS - The award of a contract for con struction of the Spencer Creek road has been announced by Forest Supervisor Alex Smith of Wincma National Forest. Stanley Wilt of Corvallis was awarded the contract on a bid of $262,728.67. The construction project calls for extension of the Spencer Creek road from the end of construction currently under way by Klamath county to a point on the Dead Indian highway south of Lake of the Woods. A total of 10.7 miles are involved in the current con tract. Completion of the road will make a portion of the fore.it accessible which has previously been served only by low stand ard rough roads. Initially, the route will serve primarily log haul, but eventually the route will undoubtedly become an im portant recreation loop, Smith said. nuclear war as a means of over coming capitalism. But an authoritative British assessment of latest develo; ments in the Sino-Soviet dispute indicated Red China is moving rapidly toward political, eco nomic and military isolation. The signs gathered by West ern observers on the spot are that the Peking regime is aware it cannot reckon on Russian assistance if it gets itself in ! volved in war. i Peking's current battle cries I were said by the experts to be prompted by its present weak ! ness rather than strength, i There has been growing specu lation Russia might renounce the 30-ycar treaty of friendship j and assistance concluded with Red China at the height of their 1 friendship in the 1950s. ! Red China was believed to j have been warned recently by j the Soviet it might find itself i involved in armed conflict with the United States and Britain if it starts an offensive against India. The United States and Brit ain currently are supplying arms to India for defense against China. The risk of direct armed in volvement with the United States was seen even greater in Formosa, were Peking to risk any ventures in that area, the assessment said. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Roger Shimoff, 10. left, and his sister, Kathi. 8, do a little back-seat flying in the jet that Roger won his sister for her birthday. The pair and 47 of their friends climbed aboard a Pacific Southwest Airlines plane in San Francisco for a sky-high birthday party in Kathi's honor, all because Roger likes to enter contests. This contest, asking partici pants to tell why they would like their own jet and crew lor an .u. . , .n ov sonieone else, but the judges couldn't ignore the young boy's plea. He wrote "I'd ik an airolane for mv little sister for her birthday because I don't know what to get her and I love her." (UPI) WHO ARE YOU? "Beloved, now are we the son. of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be, but wo know that when He shall appear, we shall be like Him, for we shall see Him as He is." 1 John 3:2. There's more to you than meets the eye. Everyone has a deep spiritual dimension linking him to God. You can hear about it at this Christian Science lecture entitled "DO YOU KNOW WHO YOU REALLY ARE?" BY: LENORE D. HANKS, C.S.B., Portland, Oregon Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Mass. TIME: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1963 - 8:00 P.M. PLACE: FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST SIXTH AND "B" STREETS GRANTS PASS, OREGON Pre-School children cared for at 109 N.E. "E" St. A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Regional Edition Page 2A MEDFORDsJWTRIBUNE MKDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1963 Foreign Briefs ' PRESIDENT'S CABINET RESIGNS IN CHILE SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) President Jorge Alcssandrl s cabinet resigned In a body Thursday night as a token of concern over the political turn taken by a 28-day-old strike of hospital and cemetery workers. It appeared probable that Alcusandrl would reinstate most if not all the ministers. CASTRO TERRORISTS BOMB COLOMBIA BUILDINGS BOGOTA. Colombia (UPI) Castro-Communist terrorists bomb rd the Spanish embassy, the Venezuelan consulate and a government-owned television station here Thursday night. No casualties were reported. SMALLPOX QUARANTINE LIFTED IN BUDAPEST BUDAPEST, Hungary ( UPI ) About 800 guests and employees were released today from a two-week small pox quarantine of toe luxurious Itoyal hotel. Hungarian authorities imposed the quarantine on the hotel when a member of the staff came down Hllh smallpox. - GREECE. BULGARIA TO DISCUSS RELATIONS ATHENS, Greece (UPI) Negotiations aimed at improving re lations between Greece and Bulgaria will begin here Oct. 1, it was announced Thursday. Hope Dwindles For Missing Girls MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation today neared the end of the line in the search for two little girls who haven't been seen since last Saturday. Capt. Henry Dcason, head of the police homicide squad, said that so far there had not been a solid lead to go on. The final "blanket search" in South Minneapolis was to be completed today by a force of 20 policemen and 20 FBI agents. The girls, Melissa Anna Lee, 5, and Barbara Foshaug, 4, were last seen playing in an alley behind their homes. Police fear they were taken by a man who had been seen offering candy to children in the neighborhood. A playmate told police the stranger forced Melissa into his car alter she refused some can dy. The playmate said Barbara then got in of her own accord. Hawkinson said police were checking every tip and clue but he dismissed a ransom note asking for $2 million as "hog' wash" and the work of a crank. Steel Prices Dip; Chemicals, Motors Firm on Mixed List NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks were mixed today. I Steels were fractions lower. Motors and chemicals were : firm. Metals were a strong spot ' with U. S. Smelting up Wt. In ternational Nicklc rose 1' and j Mueller Brass I Minneapolis - Honeywell pick ed up IH and Texas Instru- mcnts added a point in an oth i erwisc narrow electronics sec tion. Kellogg slipped a fraction on profit taking but Campbell Soup racked up !',. National Airlines dropped DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK (LTD Dow Jones final stock averages: .10 industrials 710.28, off 0.08; 20 railroads 17.1.00. up 0.30: 15 utilities 11.1.72, up 0.19. and 6S stocks 263.37, up 0.10. Sales Thursday were about 5.50 mil lion shares compared with 0.67 million shares Wednesiluv. 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