Medford mail tribune., March 16, 1952, Image 8

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Trip to Norway
In Barrel Plan
Of Canadian Man
Kelowna, B. C-U.P- Peter
Olsen, 68, said Saturday he will
return to his native Norway in
June in a 10-foot long barrel.
The veteran seaman said he
hopes to sail from Sydney, Nova
Scotia, to Norway in 35 days.
The ocean-going "sail -Barrell"
was built by Mark Carlton,
Windsor, Ont., machinist who
had planned to sail the contrap
to England. But Carlton changed
his mind and presented the bar
rel 1 to , Olsen who had it dis
mantled and shipped to Sydney.
Said "Unsinkabla"
Named the "Viking," the bar
rel is 10-feet long and six-feet,
nine inches in dimeter. ' It has
a 700-pound keel and a 250
pound rudder, along with a stern
stabilizing "scoop." It is equipped
with a 29-foot mast, a compass,
'sextant and anchor and, accord
ing to the owner, is unsinkable.
Olsen said he will take along
some butter, canned goods, about
30 gallons of fresh water "and
a prayer for the best."
I vminj. March II, IMS
RESTING AT ESTATE before coup In which he seized control of
Cuba's government, Gen. Fulgenclo Batista Is pictured with wife,
Marta and son, Roberto In exclusive file photo. (International)
"Clear-Cut" Explanation Brings
No Comment From DPA Officials
Washington (U.R) The fol
lowing clear-cut explanation of
the materials allotment program
was attributed to an official of
a controls agency:
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"We are peaking our program
philosophically, but it is naive
to assume the allotment pro
gram is an equity program un
less the allotments are so abys
mally low that they permit the
agency to relax and allow mar
ket determination at percentage
of base period, sidetracking
military return with adjust
ments. "No Comment"
"This is based on use levels
proportionately and is in the
market test sense. We now have
a quantitative framework" with
marginal . qualitative realloca
tions to formalize the procedure
for the further refining and im
plementing of our objectives."
Defense Production Adminis
trator Manly Fleschmann had
"no comment" when asked what
all that meant.
A spokesman of the National
Production Authority quoted the
clear-speaking official in ques
tion as saying he didn't think
he had said any such thing.
National Price Index
Unchanged Last Week
Washington U.R) The" gov
ernment reported . Friday that
average wholesale prices were
unchanged during the week end
ing last Tuesday.
The Bureau of Labor statistics'
index for the week was un
changed at 11.4 per cent of the
1947-49 average. This was the
third week in which prices have
been recorded in the bureau's
new index.
A rise in farm products prices
was offset by lower prices for
processed foods, burlap and alcohol.
County Teachers
To Attend Meeting
Approximately 8,000 teachers
from all parts of the state, in
cluding a large delegation from
Jackson county, axe expected to
attend the 40th annual meeting
of the Oregon Education associa
tion in Portland March 1? to 19.
Attending from Jackson coun
ty will be Florence Allen; South
ern Oregon college, on the com
mittee for education and pro
fessional standards discussion
workshop; Giles Green, business
training instructor at Ashland
high school, on the committee
for retirement discussion work
shop; Bertha L. McKinney, Med
ford, secretary of the OEA
county division presidents group;
Mrs. Virginia Wait, cafeteria
supervisor at Medford junior
high school, president elect of
the Oregon School Food Service
association which will meet in
conjunction with the OEA meet
ing; Maxine Smith, physical edu
cation and health instructor at
Medford junior high school, on
the planning committee for the
OEA meeting; and Mrs. Mabel
Winston, registrar at Southern
Oregon college, who will preside
as president at the meeting.
Featured speakers will be
Daniel A. Poling, editor of the
Christian Herald; John Fisher,
Canadian radio commentator;
and J. Cloyd Miller, president of
the National Education associa
tion.
Special Meeting Set
To Name UW Head
Seattle (U.R) A special
meeting for the selection of a
new University of Washington
president will be held here Sun
day. Prof. H. P. Everest has been
acting president of the school
since Jan. 1, when Raymond B.
Allen resigned to take a govern
ment position.
King said the regents also may
decide whether to close a deal
for the purchase of the remain
der of the Metropolitan Building
company's lease on the universi
ty's downtown business tract.
Washington Man Holds
Too Farm Unit Priority
Quincy, Wash. 1J0 Bob E.
Van Horn of Sunnyside, Wash.,
held the top priority Saturday
for one of nine irrigable farm
units near here, seven of which
will receive water this year.
Horn's name was the first
drawn Friday from a bowl con
taining 2633 applicants for the
nine units, ranging in size from
41 to 81 acres and in cost from
$900 to $1800.
and THIS will bo the kitchen
NO, SHE ISN'T RUSHING THINGS. Hie
time to provide for appliance outlets is
when you first plan your home.
don't "short-cikciht" yourself by
. having too few circuits. Avoid blowing out
fuses. Inadequate wiring from the start
will result in expensive alterations later.
- see tour architect and electrical
contractor about the wiring that will service
appliances you have now and those you
hope to have in the future.
Have enough circuits! Have enough
convenience outlets and switches and
locate them conveniently!
Locally Raised Steers
Marketed in Portland
Twelve head of locally raised
two-year-old steers sold on the
Portland - livestock market for
$34.50 per hundred pounds dur
ing the past week, according to
County Agent W. B. Tucker. The
steers, produced by Charlie
Brothers ranch, Brownsboro, av
eraged ' 1,100 pounds, Tucker
stated.
According to the county agent,
the steers were purchased by
Bill von der Hellen and Clayton
Charlie as weaners and were
pastured during summer months
on Buck Lake meadows. The an
imals were fed first cutting al
falfa hay produced on the von
der Hellen ranch, Medford, dur
ing the non-pasture season and
were finished on hay and barley
produced on the Charlie Broth
ers ranch, he stated.
The American submarine Flash
er sank 100.236 tons of enemy
shipping in World War II. Runner-up
to th "champ" was the
submarine Rasher. Her total was
99,901.
Dam Construction
Hit by Fisheries
Aberdeen U.R) Robert
Schoettler, Washington state fish
eries department director, said
today the fish and game depart
ment had challenged the Federal
Power commissioner's license to
the city of Tacoma to build two
dams on the Cowlitz river.
Schoettler said William F.
Hicks, Seattle, chief counsel for
the department, yesterday filed
an appeal in the Ninth Court of
Appeals in San Francisco.
"If we receive an adverse de
cision in the Circuit court, we'll
take the case to the Supreme
Court, Schoettler said.
The fisheries said he based his
case on two points: The FPC has
no authority to grant licenses for
dams on the Cowlitz which is
inside a fish sanctuary created
by the 1949 state legislature; and
the city of Tacoma, as a part of
the state, is illegally asking for
the help of an outside agency to
circumvent state laws.
TOO MUCK TO TXKE
New Haven, Conn. (U.R) A
$50,000 damage suit has been
filed by William P. Scully, who
charges a motorist ran over him
three times. Scully said an auto
mobile backed over him, struck
him again as it went forward,
and then backed over him again.
THIEVES LOSE OUT
Albuquerque, N. M. (U)
Mrs: T. F. Douglas came out win
ner in her exchange with three
nervous men she surprised in her
chicken yard. They escaped but
their truck hung on a bridge
piling and they had to aban
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