18-(Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., July 8, '58
Quadruplets
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r!-L J., r.ln STANDISH, Maine All four years eld Saturday, the Pinkham quad
LinnCa V.GKSS waKh iiMbeth, , take their birthday cake from
the oven. . Left to right ere Rebecca, lilly, Maliasa and Jan. Morn aaya tharall ba no
party, hist a family pknk, weather oormrrhng, and a few gift. (A Wirephote)
r.J:-l n-. SAN CARLOS, Calif. Forty-nine planes line
uaJ . the runway of the airport Saturday mom-
Ing to await the start of the Powder Putt derby of women
pilot. A few minute later the piano started taking off
t 15-econd Interval for flint, Mich., 3,36 mile across
country. Ono overnight stop may bo made by the contest
ants: Winner of the race will bo determined after all have
finished in the handicap race. (AP Wirephote) '
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l7nrm lr Mnrtr Afternoon showers and thundershowors ar forecast Sunday over
If UIIU in I tori n noMMf 0uf cat tts, Texas and northward through the
Central Plain, northern Mississippi Valley and Greet lake area. H should be fair on the
last cosst from North Carolina northward, ft will bo warmer in the north. (AP Wlrophoto)
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Cliinase Communist along
1 old his arm wide a he describe the 11x15 cell in which
Se Communists held him during his three years a a prisoner.
The two Catholic priest are both from Ian Francisco. (AP
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governor of Michigan and mother of seven children ranging
in age from 9 years to three weeks, and her co-pilot, Mrs.
Hugh Rudolph, get ready for their take-off in the Powder
Puff Derby of women pilots. The last of the 49 pianos com
peting must cross the finish lino at Flint, Mkh., by 5 p.m.
EST today. (AP Wirephote)
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LJ.:iMl:. J HOLLYWOOD - Actress Joanne Dry and
iiwr,u""M her actor
both patients at a hospital
reported qoarrel. Mist
Lebanon Hospital with a black oy and facial Injury. The
hospital said Ireland wa a patient, too, having boon ad
mitted for observation. (AP Wirephoto)
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Listens titlon BtwKMfr
John K. M. McCaffary listens
on pay phono in NBC build
ing Friday to one of 25 calls
received in response to his
telecast announcement that
parents would meet in
creased, $5,000 ransom de-
mended for Infant kidnap
victim Peter Weinberger.
(A Wirephote)
CARLOS, Calif. Mrs. Philip Hart
right) wife of the lieutenant
Accused
NASH V 1 1 1 1,
Tenn. Mrs.
Eva Parham Marable, 49, sits
in her attorney's office after
being charged with the June
21st fatal stabbing of her
wealthy husband, William
Champion Marable, Nashville
real estate operator. (AP
Wirephoto)
- husband, John Ireland, were
In Hollywood Saturday following;
Dru wat admitted to Cedars of,
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Unique Mine
Gets Titanium
In Carolina
.... By ALDERMAN DUNCAN
" CLEARWATER, S. C. oH-With
transplanted Montana (old mining
equipment, a unique titanium
mining operation has been oper
ating here for . a year. ;
Owen H. Perry, vice president
and general manager of Marine
I Minerals. Inc.. says "we ar the
first ones to attempt mining the'
way we are doing." j
The operation is producing these
four different minerals: Ilmenite,
rutile, lircon, monozlte.
Ilmenite and rutile are the com
mon elements of titanium, a bard
but light metal in great demand
by the aircraft industry.
Zircon is the ore of sirconium.
Monoiite Is known as one of the
rare earth minerals. -
There's enough of the four min
erals in Aiken County's Horse
Creek Valley to keep the operation
going, Perry estimates, for longer
than anyone now connected with
it will be living. ,
Huge Dredge
About his production volume.
Perry will say only that about
1.000 tons of earth are mined,
every M hours by a huge dredge
ormerly used in the Montana gold
fields. He says about one per cent
of that is useable.
Financially, the operation also
is Droving successiui. ferry says, scent was probably lost in thick
The area now being mined is ' dust stirred up by passing cars,
about 4'4 miles long and maybe; Footprints of young Vilate. daugh
H mile wide in some places. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Young of
The dredge which measures : Monteview. Idaho, were spotted
more than 200 feet over-all, is late Friday night about half a mile
similar. Perry says, to a type j from the ranch. The bloodhounds
used to mine tin in Malaya. It' picked up the scent, but lost it. j
was brought in pieces from Mon-
tana and reassembled here.
Ta Dryer Haese
The tour minerals, which sink
ta the bottom of a container while
the lighter substances wash away.
are separated from the aand and ! vn ao r-
earth inside the dredse. After go-l" much . ")'',-from far
ing through vast system of nu"!;ommun'"eVf.,I1,"P'r
sieves and shaker beds, they then
are pumped or hauled to the dryer
house.
Big, gas fired ovens dry the
minerals and remove other im
purities. A complicated electrolic
and magnetic process separates
each into what resembles piles of
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irsciiiuira ultra i
rwdToV'shipmVn. ""l
T.n. Zhih lit. xi.ri Mint,! !
als. is a subsidiary of Chicago's
Crane Co., plumbing fixture man
ufacturers. Looked Areeed
This unique titanium mining op
eration is the result of a winter
trip to the South In 1951. Perry,
middle-aged Columbia University
mining school graduate who lived
all his life In his native Montana
until he came to South Carolina
two years ago, aays the trip had
the two-fold 'purpose of getting
away from the cold weather and
to look around.
After looking around consider.
After looking around consider
ably in Georgia and North Caro
lina, Perry finally found what he
wanted here. The site, along the
geological fall line, looked promis
ing. He speht two years studying
and prospecting it before getting
Marine Minerals into operation in
June, 1955.
Movie Actor
Gets Publicity
By Mistake
ROSLYN. N.Y. OtwPauI New
man. 31, who plays the part of
boxer Rocky Graziano in the
movie "Somebody l;p There Likes
Me," found himself in need of
friends Saturday.
He and a party came to the
Jolly Fisherman here Friday
night to celebrate his successful
movie appearance. Sometime after
midnight came the need for
friends.
Soon after Newman drove away
from - the restaurant, bartender
Thomas Hutchek complained to
police that Newman had knocked
down shrubbery with his car. He
gave polire Newman's license
number. They went in pursuit.
Several miles up the road the
police nabbed the actor and
charged him with leaving the
scene of an accident and with
passing a red light.
Taken immediately to Nassau
County police headquarters for
booking, Newman was surprised
to find a battery of photographers
waiting.
"How did you hear about' it so
soon? he asked.
The photographers were not
there to meet Newman. They
were waiting for a break in the
Peter Weinberger kidnnping case
in nearby Westbury. They snap
ped him anyhow.
Newman was kept at headquar
ters until his arraignment in First
District Court where Hutchek
demonstrated a change of heart.
The bartender told Judge Kath
leen Kane he did not want to
press the charge and said he had
received compensation for dam
age to the shrubi. The judge al
lowed the charge to be withdrawn.
Newman pleaded innocent to pass
ing a red light, and he was re
leased for trial Aug. 16.
"All Kinds oi INSURANCE
, and SURETY BONDS"
VISIT VS IN OV
121 No. HIGH
Argument Over
Dinner Date
Turns to Violence
DRUMRIGHT. Okla. tfl . What
was described aa a "long standing
romance" erupted into violence
here Friday.
Police Chief U. M. Hart said
Mrs. Rosa Linville and A. J. Gar
nett ware shot and critically
wounded, and that W. B. ' Crab
tree was arrested for questioning.
Hart 'said the shooting at Mrs.
Linville's home, took place during
an argument over who wat going
to take her to dinner.
Mrs. Linville is 17, Garnett 74
and CraMree IS.
Hope Dwindles
For Lost Idaho
Youngster, 2
WIDTSOE, Utah I Searchers
eported no further trace Saturday
or a 2-year-old Idaho girl who wan
dered away from a family Fourth
of July picnic at a ranch in this
remote and rugged southern Utah
country.
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nvt tOt at almost the same spot
on , country road. g, n,,
Jpeculaled youn ViUte Young
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officers discounted this, savine the
Mass Search Off
Garfield County Sheriff Deward '
Woodard called off a mass search.
in which more than 100 volunteers
Participated on foot, horseback and
"V. ,,r,v V. . . "V- wl,h clean mP-
settled area, about 195 miles south
of Salt Lake City.
However Woodard and a few oth
ers continued the search well into
the night.-
"Vilate has gone up the hill and
won't come back," a cousin told
family members at the outing en
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uw ne oirre rincn irraurxny.
th
he as successful as one Friday in
the rugged Gunnison National For.
est of western Colorado, some 300
miles east of here. There 3-year-old
Kathy Bebee was found safe, a
short distance from the camp set
up the day before by her parents.
Mr. and Mra. Alfred Bebee Jr., of
Cripple Creek, Colo. She, too, had
wandered away.
Woman Jailed
For Inventing
Ring of Spies
FRANKFURT. Germany MB A
two-year hunt for scores of "Com
munist spies" in West Germany
has been called off and a JS-year-old
self styled Mate Hari has
drawn a six - month prison term
for inventing an espionage ling.
It all started in October 1954
when Frankfurt police picked up
nightclub because she didn't have
money to pay for her drink.
' At the police station she told
authorities that she was an agent
working for Communist East Ger
man intelligence organizations.
Officers said she t oj d of re
ceiving secret information from
"scores of Communist spies lor
relay to East Germany.
One by one she named names.
Special agents of West Germany's
Security forces combed the coun
try for two years but never caught
any of those Brigitte had named.
Under further questioning, of
ficers said Brigitte finally ad
mitted she had simply invented the
mystery spy ring.
Asked by the judge Thursday
why she had always come up with
fresh names, she said:
"They were all so eager when
I told them my fairy stories. 1
wanted to keep them happy."
Princess Grace
Still Movie Struck
MONACO. Monte Carlo I
Princess Grace 'nee Kelly) is still
movie struck. She had a wide
screen projection room in the
royal palace and sees a different
program every day. She and
Prince Rainier HI have seen three
films in public movie houses in
the past week two French, one
American. The other day, while
motoring, she had the car stop
so she could watch a movie team
work.
, Fireplace Screens
AND ACCESSORIES
Measured and Installed
ELMER THE BUND MAN
Everything for the Window
Ph. 172 im (enter
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PH. 4-3333
Removable 'Lazy Susan9 Feature of Table
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Hera la sea ef the new Uhlet with removable "laxy susaa," which Invited a rwtad at eajoyable iafermal
mealtimes la a tradltUaal selling. Table, set widely spaced tapering sptea legs, expands tram low
feet, Iwa laches ta fire feet, five laches, with aa esteaslea leaf. Faabark Windsor styled chairs have
wide seals, semi-carved backs aad flaring back legs. 1'iually comes la solid cherry ar hard reck maple
. with kaad rubbed clear lacquer finish.
Home Repairs
Do's, Don'ts
wash or wax newly laid
asphalt tile after allowing at least
a week for the adhesive to harden
thoroughly.
De when washing is necessary.
UM , good neutral soap or cleaner,
rjnjjng clear water and dry-
Do remove stubborn stains by
rubbing the tile surface lightly
with fine grade of steel wool.
De wax the tile only with a
water emulsion wax applied in ac
cordance with the manufacturer's
directions.
Do keep the floor clean and
attractive by frequent sweeping
with a soft hair push-broom which
will lift the surface dirt without
scratching the tile.
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or cleaners which are not readily
use any strong detergents
soluble in water.
Doa
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allow any spilled 1 quids
r grease and oil' to re-
(especially grease
main on the floor unless you want
t risk a permanent stain.
Doa't forget that most paste
waxea contain turpentine, benzine
or some other solvent which will
soften the tile and cause the colors
to bleed. -
Doa't ever put varnish lacquer
or shellac on an asphalt tile floor
. . . because of the damaging effect
of the solvent contained in the
finishing material.
Deal neglect to equip all
furniture resting on asphalt tile
with such protective devices as
large soft rubber wheel casters,
composition furniture cups and
glides having smootn nat oases
with rounded edges.
Rabies Causes
Death of Tot
DALLAS, Texas 1 Johnny
Winkles. 1. bitten by a rabid dog
June 11, died Friday and Dallas
planned a wholesale roundup of all
stray dogs in the city beginning
Monday.
City Health Director J. W. Bass
ordered a 100-day quarantine of
all dogs, after declaring that ra
bies among dogs had reached the
epidemic stage. Starting Monday
all dogs not penned or on a leash
will be picked up.
Police reported that two children
and two adults wer bitten by dogs
Friday.
Actrrst Jane Wither
Undergoes Surgery
SANTA MONICA, Calif. W -
Actress Jane Withers underwent
abdominal surgery at St. John's
Hospital Saturday. Afterwards her
husband, singer Kenneth Errair,
said that although the operation
was serious she will recover com
pletely. He declined ta disclose the
nature of the surgery.
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Don't Dig, Slice Soil
In Cultivating Garden
Science has abolished aching
backs and sore muscles for home
gardeners. Researchers have re
duced garden cultivation to a job
as easy as sweeping the floor.
They have proved that deep stir
ring of the soil near growing
plants dors more harm than good,
because it disturbs plant roots.
While loose soil on the surface is
important to avoid a crust that
shuts out air, deep cultivation
dries out surface soil instead of
conserving moisture.
Present day practice la
influenced by studies of the part
that air plays in the soil. Every
hour soil air should completely
change to a depth of eight inches.
lt maximum plant growth is to be
had. This change is favored when
the soil is granular or coarse, and
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tween the foil particles. When the
Viu.il, is xca. siiaji; ui cssa io y i "
vented. When the soil is flooded,
air is driven from the soil, and
if this condition continues long,
plants die for lack of air.
Fires Started So
Young8ter Can
Pose as Hero
BONN, Germany A 16-year-old
fire brigade cadet persuaded
his cousin to start fires so he
could pose aa a hero in a nearby
village.
The cousin, also 16. set fires
while the uniformed cadet waited
with his motorized bicycle. Then
the cadet would rush to the mayor,
give the alarm and be first to
man fire fighting apparatus.
Police, in telling the story, said
little damage was done but there's
work for the Juvenile court.
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PLANT AND
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"Contains organic flth ss bal- I
need fertilizer. Uss k oa flow-
en, shrubs, trtcs and lawns
fast-acling
when you want
a rast-actini :
lant food for mors blooms and I
huuriant growth. '
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All this supports experienced
garaeners in ineir conienuon inai
when they stir the soil round their
plants just deep enough to break
up the surface crust, the plants
Immediately show improved
growth. -
Deep stirring may cause harm,
but shallow stirring after every .
rain, when the soil has dried out
.enough to crumble will kill weeds
in the sprout stage and keep the
dangerous surface crust from
forming.
For this, a sharp hoe blade is
superior to cultivator teeth. The
hoe should be used as a cutting
tool, not as a digger. It can be
drawn in a slicing motion just be
,ow the Mi ,ur(acei M that it
uproots weeds, seedlings and cuts
off the larger ones. This breaks
up the soil crust so that both air
and water may have a free entry
into the soil, while the roots of the
crops remain undisturbed.
Asparagus bed started from
seed will begin producing well
almost as soon ss bed started
from roots. A bed In good soil
will last a lifetime.
for Kvrrrthlar la Taar WIow
Caotooa Maaa ta Out tin
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luxuriant blade growth In the
tprinf.
! KILLS (h brcidlcsved
weeds early and thoroughly
so that smooth, weediest
lurfsce ensues. CAUTIOS.
Do not use on new lawns n
new grin Is susceptible to
2,4-D.
CONTROLS peitl loch
lodweb-wprmt and wire-
worms agsm ensuring, .
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