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HEAVY DRINKER "Cinder" the frustrated feline be
longing to the Craighead family of San Francisco,
Calif., frequent y turns to the tiottle to release the ten
sions and problems of life. Here, with Mrs. Joan Craig
head holding her, "Cinder" partakes of a wee bit of
nourishment from the bottle while her more temporate
sister looks on hungrily.
Man Given Up To Die With
Cancer Overcomes Disease
BREMERTON, W:ish. HT1
Joseph W. Mayerlc, Riven u; to
die seven months ao, today was
looking for work aid doctors
were hoping that he may lie a
living cure for cancer.
Seven months ago the 37-year-old
ex-bartender walked out of
Seattle's Veterans Hospital after
doctors had told him they couldn't
do anything to save his life. An
exploratory operation showed his
lungs were shot through with
cancer.
lie weighed 126 pounds and was
a virtual walking ghost, lie had
only a few weeks to live, doctors
told him.
As he cheerfully chonn-d wocxl
yesterday, Mayerlc said "1 can
bruak a leather belt around my
chest right now. He weighs I5H
pounds.
ThrM Months Later...
Three months after being told
he would die, Mayerle walked into
his doctor's oflice, roscy-chccked
and bubbling health.
"When my physician sa me
enter his office, he turned while
as a ghost," Mayerle recalled.
"1 bad just iH-en home a few
days after they told me I'd die.
when John Poster Dulles died of
cancer," Mayeile said. 1 read
that some doctor said iH'ople
Hearing Tests Given Pupils
Of North Powder Schools
By Carbira Erwin
Obtervar Staff Writer
NOftTII I'OWDEH (Special)
Barbara Heaver of the I'nioti
County Health Department juv .-
hearing tests to all grade school
students here recently.
.Mr. and Mrs. ( vril CraXvlcy of
Brogan visited witfi Mrs. Hernice tendcri
McCansf. The Ci aw leys were on loh 'rc
'ins
their way home alter a visit with 'Coiuiiv
their s.n and daughter in law. I lea ! is
Mr. and Mrs. Om n (rawlev and M'veral
family, Iknton ( i' v.
The North I'owdcr P T A. held
their regul.'ir ir-li.ii; rte.itiy
ith president .Limit., (iiay m
charge.
Regular business was conduc
ted with reports from commit
tees. A new committee was an
pwiueo 10 mve;tiiiaie tie pnssi
I'nion.
er for the m-IhkiI. Mrs. Guy Smith entertained
A 4 11 pnr.iin was presented ! W'M Side Pinochle Club re
with both I'nu.n and I'aker jcently.
counties represented. A dress Mrs. Bernard, American Falls,
parade was nun 1 the various! (a., lias been visiting at the
sewing dulis. home of her daughter and son
.1 in llrli r introduced the new i in law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
I'nu.n 'ouiity K-.-hool Suierin- Eyrd. Mis. Byrd is a teacher at
Wilbur Usterloh.- Oster-' Powder.
Hid sum - o: the t'niiml Mr and Mrs pfvin Sim,,.,,.
Ttiley Lewis; a sister, Mrs. Oeorfi,rw!er Grade School visited the 'eight ladies present. Hie todies
Kirklaiid; a sister. Mr anil Mr North Powder Pine sawmill and coiiliniied with their Swedish
Kil H ll(s: lather in law Bill uIj"' r with then teacher. Mrs I weaving. The next meeting will
Baxter; and Miss Janice llibbeln
4 II
Sands They saw logs loaded be held at the home of Mrs
(rom the log trucks and watchvd , Mike GaliiKan on Wolf Creek
h, v the lumber was planed Nov. 27
Mid loaded into the freight cars La Grand Visitor
!or .-hipping. Mrs. Wilbur Osterloh and Mrs
The third grade has been ,Tom BuvJ traveled to La Grande
siudving about North Powder t recently to atti-id a nieefng
and the wirkus kinds of work ' whll'l w as sponsored b the CO
the people here do The class !uf E tJ Mrs- '"""thy Cassil,
w, nt to the home of Mrs Louis ! Seattle, demonstrated Christmas
Jones to grind wheat which Mrs. !'u,'as a,lu decorating.
Chris Johnson gave to the class. Mrs K(,bL'rt u-vrd and n'r
iner, .-irs. ocrnaru, ai.'o ai-u'-u
the meeting which was held at
the Sacajawea.
Mr. and .Mrs. W ilbur Osterloh.
Mrs .latin KIivut nml Mrs.
Mrs. ILftman helped the third' Charles Isaac, attended a I'nion
-.rad ts ma;o dishes out of clay.' fount v 4 11 Leaders bam;-.-t at
I li y put il.flerent colors of '
a til
baj
Island City Kay Flower
.ludv Isaac also attended the
iue( as junior 4 11 club leadeif
Mrs. Walter .Mcorath recent B
(nlertaim-d the Bridge Clta
M:s. N!cGiath's t,iW, Mrs. Heh
Vard trum, lld I ahe, was
guest for the afternoon.
r
They, have also made dish tow-
i K and dresser scarves out of
pieces o. cloth b.ought from
home. ,
bilities of buying a record play-
never d'ed with cancer, but died
of starvation because they could
not eat.
"I decided I wouldn't die of
.starvation, so I forced myself,
aid the wife and kids kept a:
me, to eat, keep my stomach'
full."
Mayerle said he followed no
diet, just ate what he wanted to.
"We paid a little more for
groceries than wt would have
ordinarily, he said, "But then, I
guess we figured it was worth
it."
Srrokts Cigrtte Now
Mayerle, who said he smokes
cigarettes regularly now, and has
smoked a pack and a half daily
since ho was 17, is now hoping to
find work to support his wife and
three children. His third young
ster was born just four weeks
a;:o.
Doctors were U'lable to explair
his recovery. Examinations at tlu
hospital two months ago showed
his lungs completely free of any
malignancy.
A pint of Mayerle's blood will
be used with another cancer
Mct m soon to discern whether a
cure is possible.
Physicians said there are only
about 40 known cases where
cjv.cer has disappeared utter
being judged hoeless.
Wyalt Earp May Shed
Westerns For Broadway Role
By VERNON SCOTT
UPI Staff Writer
HOLLYWOOD H I D Here's
an unusual bit of ne.vs:
Hugh (Wyatt Earpl OBrian is
a good bet to replace Hubert
Preston this winter in Broadway's
sensational hit "Music Man."
"Hugh O'Brian?" you ask in
credulously. "Yep," says Hugh. "Mo."
Believe it or not, there was a
time when the rugged horse oiera
hero was sort of a nialy Javne
Mansfield. He posed for beefcake
publicity pictures, dated starlets
and couldn't find work.
Acted In Little Thtattr
To fill his spare time, the trap
jawed muscle-bound O'Brian uct
ed in little theater projects look
ing for the big break, when the
"Earp" series came along Hugh
hopped in the saddle and rode off
to glory.
But now. after five years of
wearing a tin badge, the lustre
has dimmed and Hugh pines for
the slog and New York's bright
lights.
He puts it this way, "I'm tired
of saddles and sweat. I think a
little satin, sex and sophistication
mighty nice for a
Barber 'Really'
Outsmarted Self
BRIDLINGTON. England U PD
Barber John Thompson out
smarted himself so much Monday
that he shaved 35 customers for
practically nothing
Today was Bridlington's 60th
anniversary. Thompson, in cele
bration, offered shaves for a on
ny and haircuts for two ihmicc.
the prices prevailing in lHtiS.
The only qualilication was that
they had. to be paid for with pen
nies minted that year Thompson
figured there weren't many 1!M
pennies around, and counted on
a slow day.
Within three hours he had 35 cus
tomer. By the end of the day
he had collected nearly 70 pennies
of UKO vintage.
"I didn't know that many ex
isted," he said.
would be
change.
"Sure, the critic's aid audie-.ccs
have a temptation to nrake fun of
western actors. Hut just because
a guy stars in ai action series
doesn't mean he has .limited act
ing ability.
Turns Down Producrs
"New York producers have ap
proached me many- times to do
Broadway shows, but I've turned
them down." j.' j '
"1 still have two years to go
on my "Earp" series and once
the contract runs,, out I'll be
ready to head east tor a musical
or comedy.
Then how come you might do
"Music Man" this winter? Hugh?
"Because I will have six months
eff between the first show of next
season and the last show this
season," he explained. "Preston
is expected to take off for six
months between Doc. 17 and
July 4 which Is exactly the
time I will have off myself."
Magazine Poll Has
Rockefeller Falling
Behind Dick Nixon
WASHINGTON tt'PD News
week Magazine says a poll by its
political experts shows that Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller's chances
of beating Vice President Richard
M. Nixon for the GOP presiden
tial nomination are "very dim in
deed." The magazine said the poll by
its exports in the 50 states showed
that "if Kockefeller wants the
nomination at all. he must frank
ly say so, and start campaigning
oH'iily and hard. Rockefeller
must woo the GOP pros, beguile
the voters, shape sharp and defi
nitive issues.. ' ".
"If possible, he; Twist try to
convince the party that Rockefel
ler and Rockefeller alone can
win the presidency in- November,
I'.kio. And even if he does do all
that, aid more, Nelson Rockefel
ler may still fall 'Short of the
nomination." , -'
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ciiitj piemoeis and.Telocaset. were visitor f fn.
s wiih p.ns. There were'(,nls and relatives in Richland.
I si -veil ai.d eight year 4-IIjvVa'h.
"rd-d. Mrs. MiKord Shafer. the for-
Dinner Cuests wwt Vema Vanderpool, ha.; been
Mr. and M s. ti: y Erwin and ' hospitalize'! in Baker,
datighli r I ori were Sjr-dav d n l Mr. and Mrs. Wavr- Your;:
nor gti'-sts a the hum? ui Gary's, and child-en. Grant, Mark and ijiae on the dishes and Mrs
pa on s, Mr. ; nd Mrs. Gera'd Er- Bonnie of Moscow, Ida., are hire Hoffman- took them Lome with
win and lamily, Union. The din- visiting their par-nts. Mrs. r - her and put them in her kiln.
nor vas in honor of Gerald Er- nice McCanse and Mr. and Mrs Toe North Powder Home Ex-1 in October while American mill.
:n's birthday. Other guests in- K. A. Voung. ions.on met at the home of Mrs. I were shut hv a strike, accordiii!
The. scond grade at the North Al.na Lund rtcent'y. There wire i to figures release I tulay.
STEEL REPORT GOOD
LONDON iL'PIi British steel
mills rai at a near-rico-d pace
dud' d a daughter. Mr. and Mrs
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