Boy Offered 50-50 Chance for
Adult Life by Siyht Removal
(Picture an Wirrphote . Page)
By F. T. MAITEELY
ORLANDO, Fla. OH Mike Si
bole's eyesight was sacrificed
Wednesday to give him a .10-50
chance of growing to manhood but
In a world of darkness.
The surgeon . who removed the
Rotund Ex-Dean of Girls in
Top Musical Comedy Cast
By FRANCES I.EWINE
WASHINGTON W-Their former
dean is dancing and singing in a
top musical comedy, and . Ameri
can university students here are
loving it.
, They stopped the show on open
ing night- as rotund Marguerite
Shaw, who says she could lose 150
pir.mds "and still look large," did
a dainty suit shoe dance and sang
a hit number "I'll Never Be
Jealous Again."
Miss Shaw last was in Washing
ton as associate dean of students
at the university. She returned
this week with the road company
of "Pajama Game." c.i.d how, af
ter 18 months of touring, does the
"Dancing Dean" compare the
Jobs?
She found "keen satisfaction in
both," she says, and could be
happy in either.
Fill Into Theater Life
As .Mabel, a pajama factory
bookkeeper, blue-eyed, jovial Miss
Shaw settled into theatrical life as
if she'd always been there, accord
ing to company manager Clarence
Jacobson.
Miss Shaw says it goes to prove
liniversity people don't really lire
in an ivory tower.
Among the differences she has
found in theater and university
life:
"Theater people are strong indi
vidual personalities, who have to
sell themselves. Those in univer
sity life are intelligent, thinking
people who sell ideas."
Strives U Please
Instead of thinking about the
problems of others, she said, she
found herself concentrating en
tirely on herself "putting across
my part, hoping I wouldn't catch
cold," and striving each night to
please "a new audience that ex-
Oregon's Aid
In Pollution
Act Debated
PORTLAND Lfl - Sen. Richard
Neuberger D-Ore) and Harold ;
Wendel chairman of the state i
Sanitary Authority, disagreed
Wednesday over extent of benefits I
for Oregon under a new federal
water pollution act.
' Neuberger said "substantial
benefits" would be available! for
projects for elimination of "dis
astrous stream pollution." He said
Oregon would qualify for $642,450
annually under a provision extend
ing federal grants to agencies
which are eliminating waste and
sewage from public waters.
Wendel said, however, that
relictions in the act make it of
little or no value to Oregon be-
cause of the adanced stage of
the states program of cleaning
tion of sewage disposal plants
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exceed SO per cent af the total !rnV- 43 Mt uf Kla'alh
cot. Wendel said half the annual
alliK-ation would have' to be re-1 Nunn was captured a week later
served (or cities under 1&VOOO'" Alturas Calif. Oreiron state
population and a proirct grant ; P"'1" ' h made oral, written
could not exceed I2.V) noo. I and recorded confessions of the
I crime.
Vehicle Path
Long Prior
To Accident
HOISINGTOX, Kan. or Trooper
Dee Doughty of the Kansas High
way Patrol worked along U.S. 281
south of HoisinKton with his tape
measure and reported a car:
Ran along tre right shoulder 342
feet.
Careened across the highway
and ran along the left shoulder 387
feet.
Recrossed to the right shoulder
and ran 105 fort.
Skidded sideways off the high
way MR feet.
Sheared off a utility pole lO'i
Inches thick.
Leaped 42 feet through the air,
landing on its top.
Rolled 30 feet, hit a fence, rolled
40 more feet, finally stopped on
l top and burst into flames
Walter Crick. 42. Dnncan, Okla.,
may lose his left arm ns the re
sult of the ac cident yesterday. He
was severely cut, scraped and
bruised So was his passenger.
A. J. Thompson. 4fi. of (ireat
Rend, Kan , w ho also has a broken
cnllar hone. They managed to
crawl" nut of the wreckage under
their own power.
SEEK LINK TO VATICAN
ATHENS iP (ireece bus no
diplomatic agreement of any kind
with the Vatican. Now, an auth
oritative government source says,
(ireece is Interested in establish
ing diplomatic relations and says
that the Vatican welcomes the
move.
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4-jrear-old boy's left-eye Wednes
day morning, asking to remain
anonymous, said it it an even
chance that with the eye and a
large section of the optic nerve
came all the cancer cells which
have cost Mike both eyes.
The last thing Mike saw was a
pects something, highly entertain
ing." ,. -A
former physical education
teacher rom South Paris, Maine,
Miss Shaw entertained servicemen
during the war. She got into the
theater quite by accident. Her sis
ter, Reta, created the bookkeeper
role in the musical and still plays
it on Broadway. Producers were
having trouble filling the road
company part. Someone suggested
Keta had a sister, who looked a
lot like her and could sing even
better.
Miss Shaw, on vacation from
dcanshi duties, tried out for the
part "just for the adventure," and
got it.
Man Charged
With Homicide
In Road Crash
PAYETTE, Idaho W A cor-
oner's jury ruled Wednesday- that
the "criminal act" of a 22-year-old
Spokane man caused the traffic
death of four members of an Ore-J
gon family. The man was charged
with negligent homicide. j
Pros. Atty. James McClure filed,
the charge against Kaleight Wil-I
liams only a few hours after the
verdict at the inquest. Williams
was released from a local hospital
Tuesday.
Williams was the driver of a
pickup truck which collided with
the Oregon automobile about two
miles south of Fruitland Sunday.
Killed were Mrs. Marjorie Lor
raine Holmes, 26, Cheshire, Ore.;
her sons, Lonnie, 8, and Larry, 5;
and her infant daughter, Gloria. 9
months. William Holmes, 32, fath
er of 1he family, was reported in
"fair" condition at an Ontario,
Ore., hospital. Another child. S-year-old
Lynn Allen Holmes, was
reported in "excellent" condition.
Payette County Sheriff Ray
Sttnhn iH William s4roi- nnin
it. s Highway 30 from a country
roar) inlo tne path of ,h(, HoIm
vehicle. Mrs. Mabel Thessen 58
Df Kueene rr llnlnW n,iw'
wa, hospitalized briefly after the
accident.
Prosecutor Asks
Death Penally in
Sex Munler
VEDFORD M Dist. Atty.
Walter D. Nunley made it plain
to prospective jurors at the Billy
.,unior Nunn flrs, dt, urd(;r
,rja, her. Wednesday that h(1 will
,rv , ,(,nd ,he Klamath Falls
miilwork(.r , llie gas chan,ber.
Nunn, 28, is accused in the sex
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doctor In gceen skull cap bend
ing over to administer the ether
at 7:55 a.m. EST. The operation
started at 8:10 and ended at 8 51
Mike was a brave patient, the
doctors reported. He didn't cry
and he wasri t afraid. , .
Little Sleepy
He looked a little sleepy when
he walked Into Holiday House Hos
pital at 7:20, holding the hands of
his mother, Mrs. James M. .Si
bole, and grandmother, Mrs. Hen
ry Malone of Miami,
His father, the Rev, James M.
Sibole,' parked the car and then
hurried into the small private hos
pital.
While Mike was In surgery, the
family- sat in his quiet room over
looking Lake I.urna praying for
God to guide the surgeon's hands.
There were other prayers, too.
Offer Prayers
A woman who didn't give her
name called the hospital and said
she was one of a group that
prayed throughout the operation.
Was it successful? she asked. '
''It went according to sched
ule," the surgeon reported. Wheth
er he excised all the cancer cells
and saved the child's life can't,
be determined yet.
The doctor said he cut out a
large section of the optic nerve
along with the eye. The eye and
nerve will be halved and studied
by pathologists here and in Pres
byterian Hospital in New Tork.
Vain Attempt
Mike was under the care of Dr.
A. B. Reese in New York for
treatments by drug and X-ray
all his body could stand in a
vain attempt to save the left eye
from the cancer which cost him
the right one two years ago.
Once doctors thought the treat
ment succeeded. Only a hole
showed where the tumor had
been. But some of the cells ap
parently lived and resumed their
multiplying rapidly.
It is the danger that some cells
slipped past the removed section
of optic nerve that makes the sur
geon cautious about proclaiming
Mikt's life saved.
If any cells have gone beyond,
they will go inlo the brain.1'
Asked if there would be another
operation in that case, the doctor
said neurosurgeons might operate
in the area where the nerve cross
under the brain but he doubts if
they would.
"You always can operate," he
said. "The question is whether you
do it."
It is in the boy's favor that this
type of cancer speads by direct
extension, not through the blood
stream.
Cottage Grove Man
Or ts Convention Bitl
WASHINGTON (Jft - Joe S.
Crepeau, former mayor of Cottage
Grove. Ore., will be an alternate
delegate to the Democratic Na
tional Convention.
Walter H. Uodd, a resident of
Cottage Grove who is on the staff
of Sen. Richard L. Neuberger,
appointed Crepeau Wednesday as
his alternate.
Crepeau wa chairman of Sen.
Neuberger's campaign in South
Lake County two years ago.
SHOCK TREATMENT DIE
TORONTO, Ont. ( Ontario
Atty. Gen. Kelso Roberts pre
scribes shock treatment in his
campaign to cut road deaths to I
50 per cent. He plans to enlarge
accident horror pictures for dia-
play in Ontario courtrooms' and
may also make up horror albums
for magistrates to show motor
ists up for traffic law infractions.
A year's safety campaign has so
far shown a 16.6 per cent fatality
drop.
SUMMER
FURNACE
SAVINGS
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NOTHING DOWN
FIRST PAYMENT
IN FAIL
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AEC Warned
Of Dangers
In Pact Plan
WASHINGTON W Sen. An
derson iD-NM), chairman of the
Senate-House Atomic Energy
Committee, Tuesday night cau
tioned the Atomic Energy Com
mission over a recent exchange-of-information
pact negotiated
with Great Britain.
The agreement went into effect
Monday, having been before Con
gress the 30 days required by law
without any adverse action on it.
Anderson pointed out that his
group -had held hearings on the
agreement, and that several mem-!
bers had "grave doubts" about I
it. But he said he personally had
no desires to block it or to em-j
barrass any of this nation's allies. 1
I'nder the agreement, the U.S. j
is to give information to Britain;
on the world's first atomic-pow-j
ered submarine, the Nautilus, and ,
on this country's atomic aircraft ;
program. j
Anderson pointed out that these ,
were intimately tied up with the ;
nation's security, and said that
he wanted to admonish AEC on
two points:
First, he suggested that AM, ,
should clear such agreements
with the joint committee before j
they are signed, instead of sub
mitting them afterwards as he i
said was the case with the Brit
ish pact.
Secondly, he said AEC should
make certain that any nation to
receive important secret oaia nas
adequate security measures be
fore an agreement is signed.
ENTRY LIMITED
VIENNA um Poles need a
special reason to get into Russia.
Radio Warsaw says that although
hundreds want to tour Russia,
they can grt Soviet entry permits
only if they are on an official
delegation or can prove they have
close relatives in Russia,
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Elepliant-Naniing
Contest Winner to
See Kinjjj of Siam
TOKY'O Of Chiera Gordon,
11-year-old Portland girl who won
an elephant naming contest,
arrived here Wednesday on her
way to see King Pbumiphon of
Siam.
The girl was accompanied by her
mother and Gwladys Bowen,
society editor of the Portland
Oregonian. Chiera won the trip by
naming the Portland xoo's new boy
elephant, Buddie. He joined Rosie,
another elephant sent from Siam
two. years ago.
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RIDING??
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YOU...
Should Be Prepared for FUN in the SUN
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Atom Skill Cruises
50,000 Miles With
INo Refueling Stop
WASHINGTON I -A Senate
subcommittee disclosed Tuesday
the Navy's first atomic-powered
submarine, Nautilus, has cruised
almost 50,000 miles without refuel
ing. The figure was mentioned at a
closed session of the Armed Ser
vices subcommittee June 20 and
made public in testimony just re
leased. During a discussion of submar
ines as launching platforms for
ballistic missiles now under de
velopment. Sen. Symingtoa (De
Mo) noted that the Navy had an
nounced some time ago that the
Nautilus had cruised 36,000 miles.
He asked Navy Capt. S. 8
Searcy, one of the oflicers pre
ent, whether he knew how far the
Nautius had traveled now.
"It Is approaching 50,00 miles.'
Searcy replied.
Symington: "Without refuel
ing?"
Searcv: "Yes sir."
It was on Jan. 17. 1955. that the
1,000-ton Nautilus first put to sea
under nuclear power.
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