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Tigress Attacks Trainer
Taking Cub Out of Cage
Thousand Oaks, Cal., Jan. 24 (U.R) Mabel Stark, veteran animal
trainer who calls herself the "only woman, crazy enough to fool
around with tigers," was attacked Monday by a mother tigress
when she tried to remove a cub from a cage.
Billy Richards, co-owner of the World Jungle Compound,
animal farm where the accident
occurred, said the tigress, a sev
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End of Trail Harry Fleischer, 46, member of Detroit's
Purple Gang, is shown on way to FBI office in Miami, Fla.,
after his arrest at Pompano Beach. The two FBI agents are
not identified. (AP Wirephoto).
Doctors Put in
Defense Story
Portland, Jan. 24 VP) Oregon
Medical society members con
tinued defense testimony today
In the trial on federal charges
of anti-trust law violations.
The society is accused of at
tempting to monopolize pre-paid
medical service in the state. The
trial resumed yesterday after a
recess since Nov. 11.
Dr. Edwin R. Durno, Medford,
said yesterday he had opposed
commercial pre-paid medical in
surance programs because he
believed they treated doctors
unfairly. He said fees were in
adequate, patients often were
sent to Portland specialists and
the payment plan involved too
much red tape.
He explained that doctors had
formed a Southern Oregon Med
ical Service association but that
it failed after a few years. He
blamed the commercial associa
tions for this. He said they had
provided many favors to key
industrialists in order to get the
medical business.
en-year-old named Pasha, was
generally considered to be
"very tame."
"Miss Stark reached into the
cage to get one of the cubs and
somehow, I don't know how.
Pasha clamped her jaws around
Mabel's arm," Richards said.
He said it was impossible to
tell how serious the wound is
until a hospital examination is
made.
Attendants at Burbank hospi
tal, where she was taken, would
say only that she is a patient
there.
Richards did not witness the
accident, but he said Miss Stark
reached her right arm into the
cage and was able to jerk it free
again when Pasha momentarily
released it.
Trainer Tony Anthony and
Hank Craig, an employe of the
compound, rushed to help the
woman but she was free when
they arrived.
Dr. Starr Leslie, a woman
doctor here, rushed Miss Stark
to the hospital with her hus
band, Ed Trees, who also wit
nessed her struggle.
Miss Stark, who has been
training tigers for 32 years, had
Just returned to the World Jun
gle Compound, a local animal
farm, for the winter season af
ter touring with Pollack Bros.
Shrine circus. She is the only
woman trainer who includes
tigers in her act.
When the accident happened.
she was training her animals to
take part in a March of Dimes
benefit circus scheduled here
Feb. 4.
The accident followed by less
than a month a similar accident
in which another woman animal
trainer, Mae Shaffer, was claw
ed to death by a lion at a Thou
sand Oaks animal farm.
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Washington, Jan. 24 (U.R)
The interstate commerce com
mission today authorized the
first permanent water transpor
tation service between the lum
ber area around Newport, Ore.,
and gulf coast ports .
The ICC authorized the Luck
enbach Gulf Steamship Co., Inc.,
New York, to carry passengers
and freight between Newport
and the eight gulf coast ports it
already serves.
The ICC said the company
estimated that it will transport
enough lumber from Newport to
bring in an additional $350,000
in annual revenues.
Woman to Be
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Wapwallopen, Pa., Jan. 24 W
Pennsylvania's oldest resident,
Mrs. Mary O'Neil, described her
self as "still a youngster" today
as she made plans for her 112th
birthday party Thursday.
"I feel fine," she said, "but I
don't get out enough."
The tiny, English-born grand
mother lives in a small home
on Stonecrusher hill, a half-mile
up a steep, winding lane from
the nearest paved highway and
two miles distant from Wapwall
open, a Luzerne county village
of 235 residents.
The nearest big cities In this
hard coal region are Hazleton
and Berwick and Mrs. O'Neil
says she hasn't been "to town"
since she moved here 13 years
ago.
"I don't like automobiles and
it's too far to walk," Mrs.
O'Neil told newsmen.
Born in Yorkshire, England.
Mrs. O'Neil married at 26 and
had seven children. Her hus
band, George, died when she was
50 and she came to the U.S., set
tling in the Hazleton area.
Two of her children are liv
ing. They are Mrs. Mary Duk
worth, 72, now of Quebec. Can
ada, and James O'Neil, 70, of
Lancastershire, England.
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Silage Forum Dated for
Marion Co. Farmers
Marion county farmers have
scheduled a silage forum for
Saturday, February H at 10
a.m.
Ten samples of as many dif
ferent kinds of silage were taken
to the laboratory last week by
Ben A. Newell, county extension
agent. Dr. J. R. Haag, agricul
tural chemist, will test the silage
samples for protein, vitamin A.
acidity, dry matter, flavor and
odor. His report will be read
for the February 11 meeting so
farmers feeding silage can com
pare fresh samples with the
tests.
Every farmer is invited to
bring a sample of his silage
along.
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