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Ejection Device On Jet Plane Bans Drowning At Sea SAN DIEGO, Calif. A Navy uilot told Monday how he saved his life by using his jet plane's ejecuon uevite miner uie ocean s surface. The Navy said his exnericnop answered a question of whether the device would work under wa! ter as well as in the air. It is normally inlejded for escape from a plane in trouble in flight. Lt. Norman L. Sothan, 27, a native of Geneva, Neb., was strapped in his pilot's scat of a Douglas F4D1 Skyray when the brakes failed and it rolled tail first over the side of the aircraft car rier Essex last March 22 off the Southern California coast. The impact against the surface FALLS TO DEATH STAYTON Ernest Grant Morrison, 5, Mill City, died at the Santiam Memorial Hospital here Tuesday morning as a result of a fall from a bridge. The child fell into the North S&ntiiim ltivpr frrm n hiirl0i nn.ir ! Marion Korks. He had been watching a woman fishing in the river and accidenlly fell over a PlinrH mil ctfilinn Uie U.iiA nn rocks at the shore of the stream. stunned Sothan and the Navy fig ures he was 75 feet below the sur face before he tripped the ejec tion system. He was hurled into the sea with the seat. The straps were auto matically released. Sothan was able to swim upward. The Essex was about 1,000 feet away when he RIII'fnrpH H u-ac rnc,,AH Ku I a helicopter. 1 was black and blue all over, he recalled, and mv shins were both cut. But that was all." be sure... .if . . me ww tyah. Employment Up During May, But Some Jobs Down WASHINGTON Employ ment rose bv 917.000 last month to a total of 65.178.000 but factory iobs declined for the fifth month in a row. the Commerce and Labor departments reported Tues day. The gain reflected a normal spring increase in construction, farming and other outdoor work. The report said total employment snowed no significant increase from a year ago. Unemployment totaled 2.715.000 or 4 per cent of the labor force. This was 25,000 higher than the jobless total in April. The sag in factory employment was somewhat greater than usual, and was accompanied bv a short ening of the average factory work week to 39 7 hours, the lowest level since September 1954. Because of the elimination of overtime and shortened working schedules, in the automobile, air craft, machinery, glass and some other industries, the work week in durable goods plants has dropped by 1.7 hours since De cember. The decline In factory jobs in (he same period has been about twice normal. Some 16.685.000 nersons had factory work in May, 122.000 fewer than in April. Farm employment, which was abnormally low in April because of bad weather, made a partial recovery in May to a total oi t. 700.000. This was still 500.000 be low the total in May 1956. The report said unemployment was substantially unchanged, de spite the rise in employment, be cause most of those who started work in May were housewives and students who had not been seeking work in April and there fore were not counted then as unemployed. can feel like this . . ; w&m .v: ICS 1 4 f when you refresh with UMPQUA DAIRY Milk! Milk is the pickup that keeps you picked up your energy refreshed by milk's nat ural sugar, minerals and proteins. Have a glass of milk at mealtime, in-between-time, at bedtime. Doesn't it taste good? Doesn't it make you feel great? Drink 3 Glasses Every Day! V Heart muscles and nerves need calcium and milk is high in calcium. YOU NEVER OUTGROW YOUR NEED FOR MILK JUNE IS NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH! Umpqua Lions Officers Pose Thur., Jun 13, 1957 The Newt-Review, Roteburf, Ore. 9 UMPQUA LIONS CLUB officers of West Roseburg ore shown in official pose as they take over for the 1957-58 year. They and the Lady Lions officers, .were installed at the annual banquet at the Roseburg Country Club. Seated, left to right, ore: Parley Dil worth, second vice president; Ray Brown, first vice president; Fred Soherner, president; Harold, Crawford, secretory. Standing ore: Wayne Schroeder, director; Allen Clute, de puty district governor; Earl Thatcher, tail twister; Mike Stryker, director; Bill Schemer, director; Ken Glass, treasurer; William Rolfing, district governor. Clute was Roseburg Lions Club rapresentative ot the meeting, and Rolfing of Grants Pass was installing of ficer. (Koop's Photography) ft t-i-c' I if ... n iK,V ' - - HEADING LADY LIONS New officers of the Umpqua Lady Lions of West Roseburg are, from left to right: Marguerite Thatcher, tail twister; Dorothy Miller, treasurer; Emma Jane Hoist, secretary; Lea Cairns, vice president; and Eunice Noel, president. (Koop's Photography) NOW AT UMPQUA VALLEY HARDWARE Service for 8 SALE Pc. 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