The Oregon statesman., March 21, 1952, Page 37, Image 37

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Glaciers Melt
In Montana
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WEST GLACIER, Mont. JF) -Montana'!
Glacier Park may .have
to start looking for a new name.
Naturalists say that 50 years
from now It'll be glacierless un
less there's a bis change in Mon
tana climate. The, giant glaciers
which gave the park its name are
slowly melting away. Some are
gone already.
Every winter blizzards shriek
and swirl around the mountain
peaks and repleenish the glaciers
with new snow, but summer's hot
sun take away more than a winter
adds.
BIG FLAME IS BEACON
LONG BEACH, Calif. (JFl-The
Calstate Refining Co. here doesn't
have any trouble with its huge
open gas flame until workmen
turn it off.
The big torch, seen for miles at
night, burns off surplus gases from
the plant. On rare occasions when
the flame doesn't burn, the plant
and local police station are
swamped with telephone calls
with the complaint: "The torch
if out."
The flame is also a marker for
pilots who land at Long Beach
Air Terminal, a company official
aid.
YOl'TH TRAVEL TO INDIA
NEW DELHI, (TP) A pair of
German youths who left home
with $11 and a pre-war motorcycle
between them have traveled 9,000
miles to write a college thesis on
India.
The pair, Gustav Pfirmann and
Oskar Kroner, both 24, left home
last March 15 against the advice
of their friends and Munich Uni
versity associates.
On the long overland trip, Kro
her, a good cook with a flair for
medicine, kept both men in good
shape. Pfirmann, a motor mechan
ic, kept their ancient motorcycle
purring contentedly.
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PHYSICAL AND MORAL UPLIFT Four members of True Mg ht Chinese
Lutheran Church la New York's Chinatown take fencing- lessons, one of church's many social activities.
Ducks Obey
Hotel Routine
MEMPHIS, Term. (yPy-Every aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock a couple of
bellhops go to the fountain in
the lobby of the Hotel Peabody,
wave their hands and four ducks
hop out of the water.
The ducks waddle to the ele
vator, on which they are whisked
to the hotel roof to spend the
night in their toops.
The next morning at 7 o'clock
the procedure is reversed and
down they come again to go on
duty in the lobby fountain.
Skoda Production
Drops in January
VIENNA, (P) Despite a de
mand for greater production, the
output of locomotives in the giant
Skoda works in Pilsen, Czechoslo
vakia, is behind schedule. Radio
Brno said that January production
was only 66 percent of the taget.
Western ecomists in Vienna said
locomotive production possibly
was down because the Skoda
works is streamlining its output of
tanks and guns for Russia,
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Many of the early automobile
men in the United States had been
in the bicycle business.
PLANT SERVES CANNERIES
SAN PEDRO, Calif. (JF) Five
fish canneries on nearby Terminal
Island are served by 4,000 horse
power developed by a recently j
completed million dollar cooper-1
ative steam plant. The canneries
checked on overhaul costs for their
individual boilers and found they i
could save money by constructing I
JAP EXPERTS STUDY MINES
TOKYO (TO-Japanese experts,
by request, are probing mines in
the Philippines, Thailand and In
dia, seeking ways of expanding
production.
The economic Journal, Nihon
Kebai, reported the calls on Ja
panese geologists and mining ex
perts. One mining company prom
ised to send its ace geologist to the
Apart copper mine in the Philip
pines. When operated by the Japanese
company during the Pacific war,
it yielded 4.000 tons of ore
monthly. N'ow the Philippine oper
ator is seeking help to mine 1,200
tons a month.
NEW SOVIET SUBWAY STA
TIONS MOSCOW, (&) The Moscow
! "Metro", or subway, ha,s recently
DESIGN IN TILE
NEW YOFK (INS) Clay tiles
created by the Moors played an
important part in development of
opened four new stations, bringing ! architectural desitrns in Soain dur
Uie total to Ja. ine suDway, now, ing the Renaissance, especially for
BURGLARS IGNORE SAFE
WAUKEGAN, 111. (p) Burglars
entering the Elks Service Center j
put the place in a shambles but i
got little of value Thsy wrecked ;
a door, pried open a cash register, '
and ransacked dispensing machin-
es, candy case and storage cup- i
boards. A large safe was un
touched.
17 vears old, has 28.2 miles ol
track.
STREET RENAMED FOR HERO
SAIGON", Indochina, (P This
city is going to rename one of its
main thorough-fares in honor of a
French war hero. The Rue Mac
is to be called the Rue
I Marechal de Lattre de Tassigny in
I memory of the "glorious soldier,
i saviour of Vietnam and all of In-
dochina." He died in Paris Jan.
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floors and wainscots.
IRON LUNG GIFT
TOKYO (P- The first iron lung
to be owned by a Japanese hos
pital has been presented to the
National Daiichi Hospital here. It
is a gift of the American Free
Mason Associations in Japan.
FREE TEXTBOOKS
SINGAPORE WVThe Singapore
government has decided to give
free textbooks to needy pupils in
primary schools in 4he colony.
Principals of government and government-aided
primary schools
have been asked to turn in esti
mates of number of books needed.
NYLON
SOCKS
Heavy Weight
6x3 RIB
Solid Colors
Navy - Wine
Maize - Camel
PRICE
Siies lOVt to 13
2 ,r $1.00
Pure Spun Nylon
Friday & Saturday
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IRONING BOARD
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Fits Most
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Spec. 1.79
CHAMPION
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Standard Size
Adjustable
2.98 Value
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Balance Terms
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The qnaliiy-buill HEABBOABD . . . $19.95
Woven-slripe Innerspring IIATTllESS 34.50
Luxurious mafching BOX SPRING . . 34.50
Rustproof-finished Sieel FBAIIE . . . 11.00
We couldn't begin to match this value on a "pick-'n'-choose" basis . . the econ
omies of a straight production-run just wouldn't be there! But, placing a big order
for a standardized package, we have been able to bring a remarkable amount of
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home; how handsomely they display the full loveliness of your favorite spreads;
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