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4 Th News-Review, Roteburg Ore. Fri. Aug. 1, 1958 CHARLES V. STANTON, Editor and Manager ADDYI WRIGHT, Builnnt Monog.r GIORGI CASTILLO, Aitlitont Editor Mambar of th Aueclotad Pfii, Ortgon Nawipaptr Publlihtn Auociotlon, th Audit Burton Circulation! Briatf kr WIITHOI.LIDAt CO, INC., HleM H N.w Ink, Clleir. rrrl)M, Vt Aifilti. laaltlt. Ptrtlftia. Dias-ir rkink or.Hr isM nr kr NEWS-REVIEW COMPANY. INC. ICBiCRJTTION HKTf. IN Orr "r Mill fT Ttr, IM; all msnltit, fl M thrci biiUi, I4.M. oatiidi ortfB Br Man rr ir, 11101 sis mantm, II.Mi thro Mentha, ft.M. Br Ntwt-EUw rarrttr rr Tr, I1S.M (la 4TtBC), lot thai real y tBBlh fl.M. Cualtr anal KMtbarg F. O. Bazta 1 Mfllh 11.5 Mni. If 1 Taar I1K H Pr 8(B(.a Cr U Hall Kalaa Afflf Oauid Cilf Limit. Mall bjier1tUnt Hl B raU ! A4rae tnUraA a claia nulltr Mr 1, IfM. th vit !! at ftaMbarf, Ortgam, aattar tot f March S, HIS. THE ROAD SNOB By George Castillo ' The typical adult American automobile driver is a self righteous snob. At least this is the indication in a study endorsed by The President's Committee for Traffic Safety. The purpose of the study was to determine just what the American motor ist thinks about himself and others in relation to traffic safe- tv. It was snonsored bv the Pure Oil Co. and American Trucking Assn. and was conducted by a group called Op inion Research Corp. , One of the first things the survey indicated was that the motorist generally thinks he s pretty good. As a mat ter of fact, so many think they are above average, there doesn't appear to be any such' thing as an average driver. The survev shows that nine out of 10 adults questioned in the investigation (and 100 per cent of those with records of traffic violations) considered themselves above average jn driving skill. They also said they were better than av erage at obeying traffic laws. The survey emphasizes another indication of the "It must be the other guy" philosophy evidenced by the typi cal driver. He thinks such traffic - safety slogans as "Speed Kills" and "Slow Down and Live" are for what he considers the average driver. He says they are certainly not for him. He'd be insulted at the suggestion that he doesn't drive safely. t't r-'j. t II. i. . . ... wun x v,are now ir jot I hereMove It!" KEA Strvict. Inc. Attitude! Are Strange This typical motorist has some other Btrange and mar velous altitudes too, when it comes to the other guy. In The Day's News (Continued (ram Page 1) -Hal Boyle - Scientist Studying Cause Of BC's Hot, Dry Summer Cen. Hersey Hits High Rate Of Rejections PORTLAND CAP) - Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hersey, director of Selective Serivice, said here last VANCOUVER. B.C. (AP) are behind time and the Iisli are. ween inaiine msn raie oi rrjer- Scientists here are speculating on apparently taking more north- 'ns frli, what connection there may be be- ".,,.,.. ' to thei, .Dawning lhe natlon drafl Pr8ram tween the hot-drv summer and a ea,er' routes ,0 ,he,r !Pawmng Gen. Hersey said rejections of shift in the warm Japanese Cur- grounds. i ,Pen unable to meet mental and rent in the Pacific. I Lloyd A. Rofal, director of the physical standards are expected Normally only that portion of International Pacific Salmon Fish-1 to increase ; because of more nid eries Commission, said . a r I y d. n - " L- c .w. D;,.ah t-i i r r nra mminC -! . . . i I - lei swings north and flows up the V""h ' h,inn Sira it a rou e . 'reVaenl tuennower nas s.gneu nriii.h ?'nimki s Tkr.n through Johnston strait, a route . aw ,he Dl1 jUowmg he followed usually By less man iv c(,angej in acceptance standards per cent of the fish. for dra(tees. A large run should have reached More than 40 per cent of all the current between the 45th and 48th parallel up to the 50th paral British Columbia coast. The part of the current below that swings south. JZ, ""nZ IHlrZ'A .rfnfi'hi ,he m""h oi tbe ras" last week" ' rejections are for mental disquali ?.. i 1 t lltt ZSAr" Alonday. "at the latest." ; fictions, Gen. Hershey said, last 18 months to about the 43rd ,fc.H lh. ,,nrv Rnvai saidl Th ',ini u,a. here to v s t parallel, so that a much larger por nnnh nH n effort i rchino . has drawn tropical fish such far as the Bering Sea. Dr. John P. Tully. chief ocean ographer at the Fi s h e r i e s Re search Board s station at Nanai mo, said Monday the shift in the current began in early 1957. This, he said, helps to explain why British Columbia's last winter was mild. Similar Shift Recalled A similar, but not so pro nounced, shift occurred in 1950-51, another year of a mild winter and hot summer. The phenomenon has affected the fishing industry. Salmon runs should tell the story, Royal said. The official was here to vu.it .Meanwhile the warmer w a t e r the Oregon Selective service nean- as Quarters, on a tour ium- tuna and barracuda into British: every three or four years in visit- j .1-.: ..f. nffin;ale in tVm I'miArl loiumnia waters ana even iuei'iK mmi v !Gulf of Alaska. I Slates and the territories. You can't fix ud ancient Dreiu- NEW YORK iifl Girls, do vou know what is the worst i dices OVERNIGHT by passing a ; enemy of feminine beautv? mnwLT.i?$5Z Here's what instance Bennett, one of filmdoms all LOTS of lime. In such cases, a time glamor dolls, has to say: good rule is to make haste slowly. ! "It is a resentful personality. Any woman who habitually . I harbors meanness and envy will find in time they will show We'd belter keep that fact in i in her face and make her unattractive." i ot i. m it. j mii : mum in our iiiiKering wan uie ,i ss Bpnneu. one oi me spngnt-' - For example, 82 per cent of those surveyed sa d they Middie Eas, liest daughters of the day ran K ,,,, , , , thought breaking traffic laws was as wrong as stealing orl If we are wise, we will remem-lawav from school to go to Hollv- D,lt ,nal ctres' " glm- T..i i L iL. 1! : J 11 . Ul. hor thai fnp I ' V VTI ' ti I ITC h r, I raAe .. ,1 l OlOUS. lying, mil o j per ceiu. hi uie name time, khiu uii-y uhiiikiii . . ....... . ..uu, nunc m i, t-Mm, nnw ar. mnre rejli ii , . ..,. 11 i i j have been smo c rnne there. i fi m and nnmhoi- nf nm,.,c rums now are more redli.lic warnings lnstean oi ticKets snouin ne issued lor minor vio lations. In other words, safety is just a lip service when it applies to him. Still another incongruity is the way the typical driver gets worked up over drunken drivers or speeders unless he is the one Involved. He says jail or loss of license should be the reward of drunk drivers or speeders. He calls them the "real killers" of the highway However If he is caught a little tipsy at the wheel, he insists he had only a few drinks. Tf he's stopped for speeding, he'll explain that he was only going five or 10 miles over the limit. have been smoldering there. i films and a number of marriages. If we act too precipitately, these j She was also perhaps the first smoldering hatreds may break into movie star to earn a 535,000 week the flames of WAR. Jy salary and one of the first lailv That would be tragic. film producers. Following the ti a More tragic than Little Rock. dttion of her gifted father, Rich- ard Bennett, early matinee idol. Gelling closer home- ,,'r"cd,iaer. to "' ?; Excitina Th c.tn u.n u- i . "'f" s uuiie it iew sums as a The Seaton bill that seeks a supper clllb chanieuSe. more orderly termination of gov- currently she is starring on the ernment control of The Mama h road in , le mt comedv, "Auntie : " " e" "! isjnie. nouses oi vongress. i ne nouse ver- tr i.t, , 0iPHI version. The senate bill provides1 Kicks out of Living mat sustained yield management fane, true to life," she said. "They don't grind them out like sausage as they used to. "But those old tinsel films did make actresses seem glamorous, remote and unattainable. "There aren't any Nita Naldis, Theda Baras and Pola Negris round any more. That style of euv, umie ,Amnr ,.:,; .., vivacious role that fits ..c.i. 'i,.--. V. -i. . inaiific 111 gimiiui, jirei as in everything else. "What is glamorous today? I think it is a combination of fresh natural beauty and sophistication f-nnnin u hn ctill liils f.,ma.t The survevors conclude that the tvpical driver is indeed ! must be observed by any purchas- unfl cigareUe holder at the same na,"ral beauty and sophistication contradictory figure. Because of the contradiction "vi-,! ofvIf;r"'Thn i.-.i""-!' .1' rak'h anElc' sets an elernal iKk R.'r.m J h rr.vTiw ""!rid hniild u i. ii .1 . "I . .1. out oi living ano nas some strong i notiid house hill stipulates that the pur- ,.;,;. h ..m first to mind. "Youth consists merely in be-!. anytning really obvious mg enthusiastic with life in notils,n 8'amorous - and that in being bored with life," she said, j cl"d7' ,ln m'r opinion, actresses "1 think people who do nothing ' " look so sexy they seem to be but think about how they look are Dur5"n?- bored. You can get vorv old wor- Thousands of times women have rying about how to stay young." ?ked her for beauty secrets, but Tha harninB nt 'TAmmnn rtai-'l'she Said th Hfllv nnP h Inow Anil,,.- i. (liot- 1,. i.,Hi..i,,0Kr .W... (l,o,. w...,'t 1 J'"""" u.:?."" "f the tamed Iopper series ma' manes real sense is mis denoed. the approach to traffic safety campaigns probably be changed. ! chaser must "agree to manage the The conclusion is also made that people reallv want to loresl la"lls 'r practicable be good, law - abiding drivers. They want to be, so they j p"yVumber" conUm'01" s,lp" say they are. Cited are two possibilities for safety eam-j The two bills must now go to a paigns. One is that perhaps symbols of their ideal might be joint conference committee corn held up to them instead of the admonishment to "look out" P"SA f. members of both houses ..(.i.. u .,. ' Ue Congress. The job of this present-day movies are "Be beautifully natural and I hack to both house and senate. It must he accepted by both houses and signed by the President be fore it becomes law. : Bruce Biossat 1 know everything about traffic safety. It cites the possible j and when this is accomplished, the i M, ,han ,hose' of yesteryear, ' naturally beautiful 1. in-l 1 J..; I i. ! in ni n mm icnmllmiiGllhonifi - - aonroacn oi i ne cikhi nriver Keens un wnn nioirress on; : " the highways. Driver Doesn't Scare One of the most - drummed campaigns of hiehwav . ..,l, .!h"u.rl -if. Ifc safety education is the "scare technique.'.' Smashed cars bill will receive approval in bnlh ' Most of lhe time the things they-great currents of electrically charg and bodies are shown as stark evidence of the effects of .house and senate. It is a reason- Jjave been duln have not mde ed particles spewed out by the sun, the ack of caul on on the hiehwav The fprhnimie nmiP!ii- ' ""'e ssutiiHion that it win men -""' ,,, - 1 , .' ." vu nneriupi ranio com iiib ihiiv Ldiiuon on tne i lgnwavs. I ne tecnni(Ue appeals )e sjgned ,v the President. ( in the end their labors may prove municaiions and is believed to ! iiium iiuuiui mr maiiKum man w cause wie ceieoratea aurora bore- 1 per cent of the efforts (hat have alis the northern and southern The important point is that the had the glare of public attention, lights in the skv. m 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 limn i iffi r i ii v n i in inn p re laiKinv aiiuui uie nrmiu 1 lie conclusion drawn is that perhaps the impact of the adjournment jam that so often de- scientists who for a solid year have WHAT A PITY the energetic ex scare technique is dulled because strong emotional tensions velops in the final days of a session j been combing the earth s surface plorations of the Geophysical Year are created without telling the driver what to do about them iof ""Kress. land, water and air-in search are to go on for just another six One other interesfing tioint mad., hv fl,e nrv..v t),t! " 'ht event, it would have died. iof knowledge never heretofore pos- months We have mapped the 1 Mill Hoiilh. lnt ,..: . i i i "1 "'' reservation timber would sessen oy man, tor an nis pronings 1o impress motorists, but it doesn't scare them. Since they have mentally molded themselves into the "good driver" image, they know "it can't happen to me." per cent of the ocean floor. , . i i , .. ami uie reservation uiiuier wumu -.--- , ... ..... k "" .. "" American hlghwavs don t i k..i k. .i. .i .. ...i... ihrniH.h ih r..nniiu. nf hiimv i Ihere is much searchine to h Hnnp scare the typical driver as much as the possibilities of non- the provisions of Public Law 587 These scientists, toiling in a vast, everywhere, fatal traffic accidents. In other words, he feels death isn't which, bv throwing a huge volume cooperative effort called the Inter-1 Why can't there be a vast geo- ot limner on tne market, under un- neuimisim iti, naic iwiMi-ai siuuy ai leasi every 10 favorable market conditions, could thus far turned up countless re- years? Man needs to know this have resulted in heavy losses to markable discoveries in nearly earth better if he is to make it serve nis mounting millions. the worst thing that can happen The surveyors tentatively concliidrd that pliasis might be made on the fear of long - lasting nhvsi- the Indian owners of the timber, every field of search cai pHin or permanent injury to the driver or his familv. Present campaigns of highway safetv are obvimislv not doing a solidly effective job. so another look at the strange attitudes of the typical driver might be in order to stem the tide of highway suicide. Fired City Attorney Responsible For Raid Thinking It Over By Robtrl L. Diifftnbichar, 0. Written for NKA Serwrei Scientists Agree On Several Ways To Detect Tests SAVANNA mined 111 (API A deter- MANY OF THESE will have no - practical value now or in the fore- wOwn Zellerbach Net seeable future. But many will. And InrnmA Dnun Cllsktlu all have the intangible merit of ,nCOme Uown Slightly sharpening man s thinking about ew YORK ( AP) Crown his planet hiune. giving him as 7pllrharii iVn . . . . city attorney, who since thev do a broader, deeper grap of hn n.i i- -i ... ., has lost his job. this week was its strange workings anil Us re- i.. ti ..... . .i '. " .tJ held responsible for getting sev- latum to other planets, the sun month, ended j 3 ,'," eial civic leaders indicted on lot- and to space itself. same period last vear net income '?' CrK;S , . ,n Vb' TPrJe- 'r m" a or 59 cent, a , ha e Local officials said Atty. Law- stance, has been the discovery in Not lnconle (r ,ha x mans retire A. Smith reijuested a grand the southeast Pacific that millions ended june 30 as SU 1H) 0O0 jury investigation of the methods square nines 01 tne ocean equal to $1.11 a share mninjrpd finance Savanna River uoor are strewn wtin neeme-UKe wltn $16,965000 fqua ,0 ,, . ' V ".: snare, in the like 1957 months. iis.mI In r..r. ,n .iiiiMiiisis oi the )avs. an annual community cele- proiections of iron "t'sirrn anr lommunist worl bration. nickel and cobalt worth rave agreed methods for worlils ht-atiiin ntcke and coba t worth about on seven dilferent Smith had complained to slate's $.".0n0 a soime mile and consid- urirvuiiii miricjr xitv. William I'ettv last month erea recoveraoie The folora of the fieldi change w;'i,,"",J"" now ,ac"h ""k "er he reportedly tried to stop In a world where growing mil " A. Ilirill IIIIU HUB IIMll- ll.a a ,tf nnnihaM li.-V.I. A ftnlft uliirh U' ...1. I.i... ... ..i. i. i " 1 gress in ait ng on the seven de . . uiiui jvaow to- u-ciion methods day. ine mass eltect n magmfi cent. et erent Is so liny able. The flower itself u too lma to pui in a duo vase. People living together in a com munity present an overall col,,r in uons oi people seem io te in a Savanna's business district. race with lhe earth t resources, A council said Smith was fired this is no minor find. Long-term trends in climate and weather are vital matters to man kind. They affect what he can pro duce and where, and how he must live in various areas of the earth A DECISIVE FACTOR in these trends is the site and depth and spread of the world's ice reuinnt CAMRRILKiK, .Mass. ( AP) I Thus it is important that search. The techpiqim Involve different "1 1 mra Army s newest ing scientists now find they may irom season to season In fart n-o.if vt-m they change from month to month This final phase of the month or even ottener. mis color comes "-"ci coiiierence may oring it ,v the town council a week ago not from a blanket of paint sprav- !. f,,rh,lld'n " of politics, after he demanded that an inves edover th. landscape. Rather the de, To'd!? mcli coioi comes irom almost insignif prohlemi of negotiating a ban en Irani plants growing in great pro- v-fpon tests. fusion. Hul spokesmen for both subs ex- piessed satisfaction with lhe;r pio- Other earnings included: Abitibi Power St Paper Co. Lid. for the six months ended June 30 1958 1M7 Net income 14.4,1" ,.VT (.583.23.1 A share 100 1.51 Newest Satellite Not Visible To Naked Eye i'et it is all the result of ,1,1 ,vl'es of sensitive recording appar- Pronh'y, never will be have previously underestimated by kinds of flower, v, h L i detect these tell tale sign, visible to the n.iked eve and it aln-ut 40 per rent the volume of iny lhat it i Zlrc if, of nuclear hl.sls: (1) sound waves, will be many dav, and posbly ice covering the earth They have he flower itself .. L 1, "r1n tremors. (3. magnetic eeks before it can be seen with found ice on Antarctica up to II.- nein.. 4i radioactive faliout. i5i " "'""'i' 1 lrrl u,rP gamma ravs and neutron.. ra- s,',,f, t'nder the ocean the probers dm waves and (7i btht waves. , Smithsonian Astrophy.ical Oh. have found great new mountain A ih .Ma! nl..--. ,. s-si-iis HKit-ru uie iasi imee "'s.,,, , ... . .in- iaiii;rs. ami noising eastwaiil to the objective oti.erver. We mu.t ,,.i.i v.- j i i... i. i, ...ihd i i.. .tM ..! fi,,t ,r ti. i. n. ...... . . .. lnfllr if Aiirtv-i.t .,! ,1. ..'.."i ..s. uni-i iru in Slit II injini- . " nl " --..'--. . iiiivukii mr lai-HIC a pOWeriWI . 1, . ,r. il . i " ln " r"lui telescope, and may be possible in certain parts "river'' whose current is l.ooo ? Li i i?! Zl. ! """ Photo electric cells reporting from of the world to see the new s.i!el- times stronger than the Mississip. In which we live present an asnen ,iii,i. , ., i ... i,,. .nt i.i n.m.r.1 iu..,. n, . ' .kl.h i. Inlr..l, f u... 'L.J KIiihu s,,. ... - r r- !- r v. j . "in t'nn. ine ground statmrrs in turn' A Smithsonian spokesman j.M. .V'rt.s.tw l.,t.U4 tkA nnrselvri and thus heln nn .i C L ' "I'l"" iisnio- eo mai ine viewer wouia nave m discovery nf a huge radiation belt .Ju Z....: nf 10 our n"gh- graphs, fallout collectors and lhe km w exactly where and when to in outer soar.. rancinB from . i.e to prov ide other checks. 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