Norway Seeks Passers Of Confederate Money
OSLO, Norway (AP)-The hunt
is on for two young men who in
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th past two days changed $100 in
1864 Confederate monev in two
Oslo shops. They got 700 kroner,
Agadirians Commence
Rebuilding Their City
AGADIR. Morocco (AP Vor'
nas started to rebuild this slut-
50 Foreign Girls, Plus U. S. Rivals, Seek Top Crown
ed rebels aren t through. When
one shopkeeper was suspicious,
the pair flashed a big roil of the
bills as proof the money was
good.
Flagman Killed
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (API -The
Miss Universe pageant, which
begins its 1960 extravaganza in
Miami Beach today has had its
share of hassles.
But it isn't likely the complaint
that followed last year's event will
Di: il. . . Mua 1
, "u 'su' .. ""recunsiruci- tered city where a 12 secon l
earthquake Feb. 29 killed an es'.i-
mated 12.000 persons and left 13,
000 survivors homeless.
King Mohammed V Thursday! r. .1 p u r
laid the foundation stones for the Death Follows Degree
first new buildings to cost about Given At Age Of 85
..... iiiiitiun uuuaia. niry ale uue
for completion March 2. the fif'h
anniversary of Moroccan independence.
MEDFORD fAP) - A highway
construction flagman was killed
Thursday at the junction of Table
Rock Road and Highway 24.
He was M. E. Vanderpool, GO.
Medford. State oolice said a truck
hit him while the vehicle
backing up.
MORGANTOWV, W. Va. (AP) -A
determined old-timer who only
five weeks ago got his degree m
Temporary and p e r m a n e n t education to fulfill a lifelong am
housing projects, a hospital, ad-tuition, died Friday night at th
FRESH RASPBERRIES
minislrative buudinss. a market
a mosoue and a radio station sn
was being built first.
Besides uncounted quantities of
material aid, foreign donors have
contributed more than two mil
lion dollars in cash for Agadir
relief.
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The Dalles Dist. Water
Project Gets First OK
WASHINGTON' (AP A bill
to authorize construction of th?
western division of The Dalles
Project in Oregon's Wasco Coin
ty was approved by the Senato
Friday night and sent to ths
House.
The project is for irrigation of
5 4?ft flprpe nf lnrl aHiaiant
Rlhe Dalles.
ge of 85
He was Roger G. Harley, who
was stricken suddenly, presumably
bv a heart attack.
Last September Harley entered
Millersville State Teachers College
in Pennsylvania to complete his
earlier collegiate training and
graduated May 27. He taught and
was principal in schools of Fred
erick County, Maryland, for many
years.
be voiced again if Japan makes
an unprecedented repeat victory.
After Toshiko Kojima of Tokvo
was named the 1959 Miss I'niverse,
there wore hints that she had been
to a doctor beforehand and had an
operation to increase her bus:
measurement artificially.
Miss Kojima and her doctor ve
hemently denied any such opera
tion and since the contest was
over anyway contest officials let
the allegation quietly fade away.
Japan's representative in the
I960 contest. 19 - year - old Yayoi
Furuno of Fukuoka. said in an in
j terview rriclay "Oh, 1 am very
I healthy. 1 have never been to a
doctor." Her dimensions are list
ed officially as 34 22-36.
Hatfield Returns
SALEM ( AP) Gov. Mark Hat
field returned home Wednesday
night after attending the national
governors' conference at Glacier
.National Park, Mont.
The governor and his nartv
to traveled by Air Nation1, Guard
' olane.
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The 50 foreign beauties and
about as many Americans were
still arriving early today.
All the girls are scheduled to
be fitted for official pageant swim
suits today "no padding in any
of them," a contest official assert
ed.
Miss I'niverse will be chosen the
night of July 9.
Miss U S A. will be named July
7 and she will then compete witii
the foreign entrants selected in
various types of contests in then
home countries for Miss I'ni
verse. The girl who wins is guaranteed
$5,000 cash and a $5,001) personal
appearance contract plus many
merchandise prizes.
jTuci., July S, I960 Th News-Review, Rmeburfj, Ore. 11
The Crossword Puzzle For Today
Philanthropist
Answer to Previous Purilg.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
Bv Jo Fischer
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the other is for Coma's divorce."
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Clara
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establish
hospitals In
Europe during
the
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ester
H Lubricators
15 Sanctified
persons
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17 Com u.sed in
the Orient
18 Cornish town 21 She
(prefix)
20 Masculine
nickname
21 Is displeased
at
25 Cotton
bundles
2S Stutter
32 Dismounted
33 Prepared
34 Semi in
payment
36 Awry
37 Disaster relief
was her
charity
40 Smiles
broadly
41 Dies
43 Couch
46 Drink made
with malt
47 She founded
the American
Cross
50 Click beetle
53 She d her
life to relict
work
56 Ironv
57 Smeils
58 Gibes
59 Latest
DOWN
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1! Wings
3 Check
4 Light brown
5 Hall of Tamo
name
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8 Narrow inlet
9 Kntire
10 Feminine
nickname
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Indian
12 Hops' kilns
19 Legal point
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capital 44 Enthusiastic
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31 Cereal grasaei 47 Italian city
35 Common 48Japance
nickname hi outcasn
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