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Honeymooners Drown
In Each Other's Arms
ROCKAWAY BEACH, Mb. I
James J. Seyer, 26-year-old Ketu,
Mo., mathematics teacher brought
his 19 year-old bride, Betty, to this
Ozark resort for a honeymoon after
their marriage Saturday.
After an idyllic weekend, the
bride and groom went for a mid.
night swim Monday. They never
returned.
Searchers Tuesday found 'hem
drowned, clasped in each other's
arms.
Coroner Harry Korsylh said ap
parently Betty became unable to
awim, James went to her rescue,
she grasped him frantically and
he was unable to free himself.
Higher Taxes Welcomed
By Some Residents
GALVESTON. Tex. ( When a
man deliberately doesn't report
business expenses so that his in
come tax will be biigi-r that's
unusual and it represents an un
usual "headache" for the Social
Security Service.
Sam K. Ward Jr., field manager
for the Galveston social security
branch, said, "There are some
elf-employed persons who may
not have a net income of $600 after
all allowable deductions are taken.
They may be nearing or past the
65-year retirement age, and na
tional SS authorities believe that
in some instances they elected not
to take the deductions so as to he
eligible for the annual benefits
when they retired.
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Tenmile Accident
Victim Improves
by JULIA BREITENBUCHER
Clifford Thomson of Tenmile,
who was injured in a highway ac
cident some time ago. is reported
by his grandmother, Mrs. Krnest
Thomson, to be much improved.
He can have company now at
the Douglas Community Hospital.
He was thrilled about the fishing
pole given him by the Tenmile
community.
Sunday Picnic
Folks of the Tenmile commu
nity picnicked at the John Rathkey
grove on Sunday. The picnic was
given for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Swift and daughter, Eileen, of
Bend and Mrs. Swift's mother,
Mrs. Gertrude Sprague, who were
in Tenmile over the weekend.
They formerly lived at Tenmile.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coats of
North Bend were visitors at the
Waller Coats home Sunday evening.
Illinois Price War
Trims Both Barbers
NOBLE, 111. Mi This South
ern Illinois town's two barber
shops got into a shortlived price
war and both barbers suffered a
trimming.
Prices at the shops, separated
only by a building, went from 7."
cent hair cuts to free ones. Such
a rush developed that Barber El
mer Craven closed his shop at
noon one day and Barber Joe
Smith locked his door but let cus
tomers in one at a time.
Slayer Of Husband
Escapes Indictment
SACRAMENTO A federal
grand jury Tuesday refused to in
dict Mrs. Ruthie Simms Murray,
45, formerly of Grand Rapid,
Mich., for the fatal shooting of
her forest ranger husband, Carle
ton, also 45, in Lassen Volcanic
National Park July 22.
In her preliminary hearing be
fore the U. S. commissioner here
last week, Mrs. Murray was quot
ed as having said she shot her
husband in a scuffle which resulted
when she refused to assist him in
a unnatural sex act.
In ancient Rome, salt was so
valuable it was sometimes used
as money.
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sults of some 20 months' work by a group of six experts appointed by the UN secretary-general to
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they don't understand the language.
U.S.-British Aid
To Ban Red Coup
In Iran Proposed
By JOHN A. SCALI
WASHINGTON tm The United
States reportedly has urged Brit
ain to join in an Anglo-American
emergency aid program for stra
tegic Iran to avert a possible Com
munist coup.
Secretary of State Acheson is
reported to have made this plea in
a memorandum to British Koreign
Secretary Anthony Eden within the
past 10 days,
Acheson is said to have stressed
the need for quick joint action to
keep Iran's vast oil resources from
falling by default into Russian
hands.
American diplomats who dis
closed this to a reporter Wednes
day indicated the British are de
cidedly cool to Acheson's idea, hut
apparently have not flatly rejected
it.
Acheson told Eden, they said, the
United States is prepared to give
an immediate "token" grant of
around five to 10 million dollars
to Iran if Britain simultaneously
would:
1. Buy the two million tons of
refined oil and oil products now
stored in huge tanks along the
Persian Gulf. This would bring the
Iranian government about 35 to
40 million dollars, at present world
market prices.
2. Declare Britain's willingness
to abide by intcrnatoinal arbitra
tion of its long-standing dispute
with Iran over nationalization of
the 1 H billion dollar Anglo-Iranian
Oil Company,
Britain's coolness to the Ameri
can idea, officials said, stems from
a belief that to buy any oil would
undercut Britain's legal argument
that the oil already belongs to the
British.
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SECAUCUS, N. J. Secaucus
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from now on.
A New York firm is sprayinjr
a deodorant on the hog habitants
of Charles Schoch's farm as an
experiment.
If the secret scents wafted over
his wallows stiffle odors, says
Sochs, all of the township's 55.000
hogs probably will get the perfume
treatment.
Schoch, president of the Stock
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Sawmill Pals Meet at Curtin
By JEAN AMES
John Sawles of Curtin was pleas
antly surprised last weeit by Dave
Hill of Vcneta who was engineer
in the Fischer Mill when Mr
Sowlei was mill boss there 40
years ago.
Also visiting was Lee benroder
of Grants Pass who was sawyer
while working with Sowles and
Hill. The three renewed memor
ies of the olden days when they
were children.
Staying At Ranch
Donna Marie Cullman is staying
at the Ames Ranch until school
starts. Then she will return to her
home in Roseburg.
Larry Oatney and Paul Miller
of Anlauf went to Portland for
four days, returning Sunday.
The Max Ames family and the
Hugh Noland family of Eugene
had a good time at the coast fish
ing last Sunday.
Some of the 4-H Club members
from Curtin said they had a good
time at the County Fair in Rose
burg last weekend. Janice Jacob
won first on her knitting and will
go to the State Fair with it.
Visit From Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Enno Dornath and
family. Mardel, Marvin and Le
roy, of Gilmore City, Iowa, were
overnight guests at the Victor Ole
son home last week. They also vis
ited Loretta Oleson on Wards
Lookout. Enno Dornath is a
cousin of Victor Oleson.
Attending the Old Timer Picnic
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Sowles in Curtin were:
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Crane and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
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Bocher and children, Mrs. Flora
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Mrs. Grace Goins and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold, Mr.
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Gene and Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Thompson and sons,
Glen Coens and children
Mrs.
and
Miss Faye Thompson.
Miss Faye Thompson of Rogue
River is visiting her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sowles.
Tin Fish' Scares
Sidney Anglers
SYDNEY, Australia I A cir
cling lest torpedo gave two be
wildered anglers the fright of their
lives.
A 21-inch torpedo, fired from
the Royal Australian Navy's test
ing range, was adjusted so that it
would circle round the testing
range.
As the torpedo was fired, offic
ers noticed the two fishermen,
and a fast launch raced to warn
them. But the torpedo went three
times round the fishermen's ding
hy in diminishing circles before
they were able to maneuver out
of danger.'
The big "tin fish" was not
charged, but it would have smash
ed their wooden boat.
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Permit For First
TV Station
PORTLAND Portland may
get its first television station in
operation by Thanksgiving.
The City Council gave the Em
pire Coil Co., New Ruchelle, N.Y.,
permission Tuesday to build its
television broadcasting tower on
Council Crest in the west hills,
R. G. Freeman, an agent for the
firm, said the lower would go up
within three weeks, and that the
transmitter probably would go on
the air before Thanksgiving.
The firm is the only one so far
to hold a Portland television per
mit from the Federal Communica
tions Commission. A number of
other applications are on file.
Mining 'Ghost Town'
Scheduled For Japan
TOKYO ( A company deci
sion to close Japan's most famoui
gold mine seems likely to estab
lish a Western-style "ghost town",
in the Orient.
Some 580 miners and Ihe town
of 10,000 which depends upon Ihe
mine are protesting a?ainst the
shutdown on historic Sada Island,
once a place of exile for Japan's
emperors.
The vein was struck 331 years
ago and has been worked almost
steadily ever since. Once the mine
employed 100,000 men but now tho
paydirt has petered out.
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