KOifcBUKe NbWS-REVIEW. KOSfcBUKS, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1948
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Polio Contagion
Probabilities
Related in Report
CHICAGO (IP) Person to per
son transfer of the virus Is the
most likely cause for spread of in
fantile paralysis, three medical
investigators reported after a
five-year study.
However, they added this evi
dence was reached merely
through the elimination of other
factors. They declined to rule out
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' Their investigations of possible
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hogs, horses, cats, sewage, water,
milk and insects ol many species.
"The Dossibilitv that some in.
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sion remains the most likely of
all non-human prospects," they
said In their report, puonsnea in
the Journal of the American Med
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Strike at Boeing
Plant Not Settled
SEATTLE. Arn-il 26. (JP A
"back-to-work" drive got under
way today at the strike-idled Boe
ing Airplane Company, but offi
cials of the Aeronautical Mechan
ics Union (Ind) predicted the ef-
ion wouia De lume.
The strike, affecting 15.000
workers, now is Jn its fifth dav.
It Is an outgrowth of union de
mands for a wage increase of 30
cents an hour and eight paid holi
days. The comDanv launched Its
drive in newspaper advertise
ments charging that two-thirds of
the striking workers did not vote
for the walkout.
The strike vote was taken In
May, 1947, when, the company
said, less than one-third of the
union's present membership was
employed at Boeing.
' At the same time. William M.
Allen, company president, drop-
pea a not-too-veuea nint mat me
firm might move its key bomber
latcories in order to restore pro
duction. "Boeing is going to continue to
build planes, he declared, " if
not in Seattle, then somewhere
else."
He declined to amplify the
statement. "'' '
In other weekend develop
ments, the striking workers add
ed new strength when more than
400 sUDervisorv' maintenance em
ployes voted to honor the union's
picKet lines.
Approximately 1,200 engineers,
however, announced their Inten
tion yesterday of passing through
the lines to avoid possible penal
ties for their union under the
Taft-Hartley act. They are' affil
iated with the Seattle Profession
al Engineering Employes Associ
ation (Ind.).
R. H. S. Racquet Wielders
Defeat Eugene High
The Rosebure High School ten-
nes team won its second straight
match Saturday by edging out
Eugene High School, 4 to 3, on
the Eugene courts.
The Indians will play the strong
Grants Pass Cavemen squad on
the high school courts Friday
afternoon.
Scores of Saturday's matches:
Sinrels:
Dick Lytle (R) defeated Nu-
onnt ITT. 1.R fi.9. fi.3 Rnh Rpr.
rie'ftt) defeated Pearson (E) 6-2,
6-2. Bill Anderson (R) lost to
Kearns (E) 6-4, 1-6, 5-7. Ron
Strlckling (R) defeated Rallou
(E) 6-4, 6-4. Les West (R) lost to
Seegar (E) 3-6, 2-6.
Doubles:
Lytle-Anderson (R) lost to Nugent-Pearson
(E) 2-6, 6-3, 5-7.
Berrle-Strickling (R) defeated
Kearns-Ralleau (E) 6-1, 6-2.
Infant's Body Found In
Garbage; Mother Jailed
BOISE, Idaho, April 27. B
Mrs. Lavina Louetta Peterson, 37-year-old
Boise mother, was held
In a Boise hospital on an open
charge yesterday affer a newly
born infant was found Saturday
in a garbage can.
Police Detective James W. Bran
don said Mrs. Peterson had made
a statement to him and Ada
County Prosecuting Attorney
James W. Blaine saying the baby
was born unattended in the alley
and stuffed In the garbage can
Thursday night.
Ada County Coroner Clyde E.
Summers said an autopsy dis
closed the nine-pound girl had
lived for "approximately 20 minutes."
Constrictor snakes do not break
bones when they squeeze their
victims, death coming from inter
ference with heart and breathing
actions.
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Yoncalla Scouts Take
Part in Council Circus
YONCALLA On April J7
Troop 44, ' Yoncalla Boy Scouts,
took part In the eleventh presen
tation of the Oregon Trail Coun
cil Scout Circus held In Eueene.
This circus was a display of the
complete scout activities ' from
cubbing to senior units. "
The. scouts attending from Yon
calla were James Loyd,' Cecil
Hartford, Darrell Curl, Delwyn
Anderson, Richard Walker, Don
Curl, Homer Waters, Claude
Shepherd, ' Darrel Telkamp, Don
Skinner and scoutmaster tucfen
L. Fecteau. " ' V'
" The troop participated In the
tugof-war event and was pre
sented ylth a ribbon for third
place award. Alsq it took part in
the camping event, set up tents
and displayed tin can cooking
equipment.
Those accompanying the troop
were Mrs. Lucien L. Fecteau and
children, Bud Grass, Mrs. Bernice
MedikI, Clarence Wilson and
daughter, Naomi, and Mr. and
Mrs. Telkamp. :
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