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FACIAL TISSUES, Box of 400
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CHOC. DROPS
PARTY MIX
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ORANGES
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THAT FINAL TOUCH Cincinnati metal worker Bill
Schneider finishes tin an 18-foot, half-ton aluminum cross.
The huge cross wi8 be moved in one piece to nearby
Montgomery, Ohio, to be placed atop All Saints Church.
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McNamara Tnkes Huge Loss
For Top Defense Office Job
DETROIT (AP) Why would alto get rid i(f his 24,705 shares rf
man be willing to lose some $3 Ford stock and the options ha
million In exchange lor ks.uuu a uoios on ou.uuu uii- ...
year and the title of secretary of "1 will forego profit of about
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defense r .'.' ? -;
Because, says Koners airangei uuur yuuis,
McNamara, "Personal considera-l All this for $25,000 a year and
tions must be subordinated to the! the tremendous .responsibilities ol
I For every child with their parent
FRI. 12 to 8 p.m., SAT 10 to 7., SUN. 12 to 7 p.m.
MADE WITH OREGON'S OWN WHITE SATIN SUGAR .
WHITE SATIN
POWDERED n
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BROWN
SUGAR
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rcBnonsiblllty to serve the urcsi-
dent of the United Stales and the
public on request.
McNamara announced Tuesday
that ha was come to Jeavo his
job 'as president of the Ford' Mo
tor Co. a post he has held . for
slightly more man a monin 10
ioin President-elect John F. Ken
nedy's Cabinet as defense sccre
tarv.
JMcJvamara, 44, sam ne piannea
Cancer Claims
Famed Film Star
SOLOTHURN, Switzerland (AP)
-American actor-director Greg
ory Ratoff, 63, died in the Solo
thurn Citizens" Clinic early today
of blood cancer.
Ratoff, who wrole many ot tnc
original scripts of stage plays and
films he directed, was born on
April 20, 1897, in Pelrograd, nbw
Leningrad, in Russia, wnere ne
began his stage career after
finishing commercial college, lie
went to New rsrK in iv&t to ap
near on Broadway. .
In more recent years he pro
duced and directed the .stage hit
"All About Eve'- ana several
films, among them "Black Magic"
"The Heat s On, and "Operation
X.'! Before the war he acted in
many Broadway ploys including
"Blossom Time." "Tenth Ave
nue." and "Castles in the Air."
Ratoff had been living in Milan,
Italy, with his wife, Maria Kostcs,
a well known singer. He was
stricken last fall and came to
Switzerland for treatment by Prof.
Sven. Moeschlin, one of hwilzer
land s leading blood disease spei
cialists, who diagnosed his illness
a leukemis.
His wife was at his bedside
at his death. His body will be
cremated here, and hi? ashes will
be flown to the united Mates. .
Ratoff knew he was suffering
from a serious blood disease, he
first entered the Solothurn hos
pital Sept. 27. His health im-
firoved after treatment, and he
eft a few weeks later for the
United States.
He re entered the clinic several
weeks ago in serious condition snd
began his final battle. Only a
week ago he was quoted as say
ing he was hoping to return to
work "but won't ever now."
a job oucrea Dy a uemocrauo
president-elect to a man who de
scribes himself as a Republican,
who votes as a political indepen
dent, and who refuses to say
whether he voted for Kennedy be
cause "my vote is my own at-
fair."
McNamara, an Air Force vet
eran, appeared on the automotive
scene in l!Ht witn tne postwar
reorganization of Ford. He and
nine other experts who pioneered
the complex jod ot selling up
statistical controls for the Air
Force, took themselves to Ford as
a package and asked for a chance
lo put tneir laienis io worn mr
the giant auto company. ,
Henrv rora ii. company presi
dent then, took the 10 on, and in
a short time nicy naa unucriaKea
such a sweeping shake-up in com-
any policy mat tney oecame
nown as "the whiz kids."
McNamara, a native of San I
Francisco, studied at the Univer
sity of California. He looks and ,
dresses like the school teacher he
once was rimless glasses; hair
parted in the middle: conserva- ,
live suits.
He: his wife, Margaret, a son.
Robert Craig, 10; and a daugh
ter, Kathleen, 16, live at nearby
Ann Arbor. Another daughter.
Margaret Elizabeth, 19, attends
Stanford University.
BYRD'S MARKET
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Crackdown On Violators
Cuts Traffic Fatalities
PORTLAND (AP) A cam
paign against traffic law violat
ors has reduced the rate of traf
fic fatal t ea and accidents In Ore
gon, State Police Capl, Farley
Mogan said Tuesday.
lie reported that the dcalh rate
is 4 lo i per cent less than in
1959. '
Mogsn said the decline is at
tributable mainly to an increase
in the number ot irainc cnauons
California Frees
Catherine Hampton
' (lOODING, Idaho (AP) Mary
Catherine Hampton, who testified
as a prosecution witness after a,
charge against. her was dismissed
in the slaying of Dr. John Hunt,
was a free woman Wednesday.
Miss Hampton, 18, was released
from jail Tuesday after authorities
at Ukiah, Calif., wired Sheriff
Keilh Anderson they would not try
to extradile her in connection with
another murder case.
She was being held on a warrant
charging her with complicity in
the killing of Perry Ten Eyck,
former University of California
basketball star, near Ukian in
August, 1950.
Miss Hampton indicated she
would return to her home in Sandy
Hook, Ky.
She testified Inst week In the
trial here of Rodger Hall, 22, of
Crescent City, Calif. Hall was
acquitted of a murder charge in
the death of Dr. Hunt, a Portland
geologist formerly ot ueiungnam,
Wash.
Six Children, Mother
Die In Rural Home Blaze
, HARRISUURG, Pa. (AP)-Fire
swept through a rural home at
nearby Werlzville early today kill
ing a mother and six of her nine
children.
The lather and two other chil
dren were injured and taken to
llarrishurg Hospital. Another child
was staying with neighbors.
Firefighters were hindered oy
snd more emphasis on srrcst of : he near-zero temperatures. Fire
violators. Chief Charles J. Shank Jr. said
Mogan told s meeting of judges the family was that of Mr. and
who hear traffic cases. "When -Mrs. Nrf Walker, both 36.
srreiils go up, then It's almost I In addition to Mrs. Walker the
certain that me numner oi scci-1 rnunrun kuh-u uy me
Identa and deslhs lo down. !a son, Jimmy', 9, and five others.
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