Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 16, 1952, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE WtdnMdar. April 18. 1952 MWWTIWaJt 5 lit .M 7-f - -v Pi .-fix X.A. GASHED ON PIECE OF BROKEN GLASS, Tlmmle, whose origin Is uncertain get "the works" at San Francisco's Mission Emergency Hospital after his pals wandered in seeking veterinarian. Bteward Pat Brown (lelt) called on Dr. F. M. Brinkley for first aid. I International) Record Oregon Winter Wheat Crop Forecast Portland (U.R) A record Ore gon winter wheat crop of 24,788,000 bushels for 1952 was forecast Tuesday by the federal crop reporting service. The total would be 12 per cent above last year. The service has not yet made a forecast for spring wheat. Dead line on Claialflea Adi: 9:30 p.m for following day: 10 am Mon day: noon Saturday for Sunday a m Science at Work New York . (U.R) If you gamble, you probably are one of four types, according to Dr. H. D. Landahl, associate professor of mathematical biology, Uni versity of Chicago. Here's how he Vsts the cate gories. (You make your own di agnosis.) First type: He is interested in making a tremendous killing, even if the odds are against him. You'll never be satisfied until you own See and hear it now at Purucker Piano House 111 NO. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 2-5702 By PAUL F. ELLIS United PraM Scianca Editor The more he wants to win, the more he is inclined to risk. Irish swepstake ticket buyers are in that class. Second type: The calculating person. He keeps his eyes focused on the odds and balances the risk against the chances of win ning. He makes a good poker player. Third type: The thrill gam bler. Bets, regardless of the odds or the amount he might win, small or large. He's a sucker for slot machines. Fourth type: The sure better. Bets only when the odds are heavily in his favor. For him, Ihe excitement of betting offers no charms. However, he may be trapped by betting on "fixed" horse races, which become un fixed. Experiments Made ' Landahl based his conclusions on a study with 50 subjects in an artificial gambling situation. In the study, the subjects were made varying offers to deter mine the amounts they were willing to risk at various odds. Lnndahl's study was part of work in the university's com mittee on mathematical biology. The committee applies mathe matics to such problems as the size of crowds, how rumors spread, and the manner in which dust and soot particles are re tained in the lungs. His studies on gambling resulted fromvork on a basic problem of the rmithe matlcs of the nervous system in which choice is Involved. Pilots Claim Safety Rules for Over-Water Flights Inadequate By CHARLES CORDDRY United Preai Aviation Writer Washington U.R The AFL Air Line Pilots Association claimed Wednesday that federal air regulations do not provide adequate safety for passengers in planes making emergency wa ter landings. Vanport Liability Under Advisement After Suits Heard Portland (U.R) The federal government's liability for dam ages in the 1948 Vanport flood was taken under advisement Tuesday after oral arguments In 20 suits directed against the gov ernment were concluded. Federal Judge James Alger Fee now has testimony from two weeks of trial last summer, oral and written arguments and sev eral hundred pages of briefs to study before announcing his de cision. 20 Suits Considered The present legal action has been concerned with only 20 of the 712 suits brought by 2933 persons asking a total of $6,500, 000 from the government as the result of damages suffered at the federal housing project in the memorial Day flood. From these, the judge will determine the government's liability. Last of DPs Arrive Under Expiring Act Chicago U.R) Josef Zylka, who survived both German and Russian slave labor camps, ar rives in Chicago Tuesday as the last person to be admitted to this country under the displaced persons act. Zylka, a Pole, and his two daughters, were to meet Gov. Adlai Stevenson at a noon recep tion at the State of Illinois Build ing. Zylka is the last of 339,000 dis placed persons to be admitted to this country under the expiring act. Spokane (U.R) Western Un ion opened its main downtown office Tuesday for 12-hour serv ice after being closed nearly two weeks by the commercial teleg raphers' strike. 4TZ EVERYTHING ForThe GARDEN 9. f f Acctolmtet very w her) itiown t America'! flnetl Garden Cultivator for email and medium Oordcni ."V 2 H.P. wit Antv SPECIAL BEAUTY BARROWS $195 All Purpose Wheelbarrow I HANDICARTS $095 New Low-Priced Economy Model M-E Rotary Tiller MOTO MOWER Power Cut LAWN MOWER Atk for FREE Demonstration on Your Soil! r MODUS $ 99 00 Plastic Hose 50 IC11.CS Id, for small nome owneri and gartfneril TilU. mulch?!, cultivate providct controlled ajEgrrjtfttion Se the complete M-E line . . . more lor your money than ny other rotary UUeri madcl FOOT UeJ SALES SERVICE OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. TONIGHT Complete Cultivation with One Implement A IIMONITRATiaui vour,t2 ASCADE SUPPLY Complete Line Lawn and Garden Equipment 1228 North Riverside Next to Henry's Drive-In A spokesman contended an ur gent need, for tighter rules was pointed up by the Pan American World Airways crash off San Juan, Puerto Rico, last Friday with 32 deaths. Safety; Proposals Made He called attention to safety proposals made by the pilots as sociation after the "ditching" last January of a plane operated by Northwest Airlines near Sandspit, British Columbia, with 38 deaths. The association contended there are about 450 airliners fly ing long overwater routes "that carry flotation equipment that is not readily available if an emergency ditching occurs." It said rules provide only "min imum protection" after a "suc cessful planned ditching," one in which there is time for advance preparation. SurrWal Not Covered "Present civil air regulations do not adequately cover survival after an emergency ditching," it said. The pilots anion made these recommendation: 1. Rubber life rafts should be so located that they can be jet tisoned into the water through compartments opening from a plane's exterior. 2. A raft's static line should be fastened to the plane so it will not float away. The line, when taut, should discharge inflating air bottles and turn on a water proof flashlight fastened in the raft. 3. Life rafts should be located on both sides of a plane to meet situations where evacuation from one side or another is im possible. 4. Flashlights should be locat ed over all emergency doors, since electric lights are turned off promptly in an emergency to prevent fire. The pilots union said qual ified witnesses' testimony indi cated fatalities could have been avoided in the Sandspit accident if these proposals had been in effect. It said Northwest Airlines "complied with and exceeded" current air regulations. Salem (U.R) Gov. Douglas McKay said Tuesday he has re appointed Dr. Penn C. Crum of Portland as a member of the state board of examiners in op tometry for a three-year term, Step Taken for Meeting Between Rita and Prince Paris (U.R) A step has been taken toward arranging a pos sible direct meeting between act ress Rita Hayworth and PWnce I Aly Khan, the tatters lawyer said Tuesday. Attorney Charles Torem said he had received a letter from Bartley Crun, Misss Hayworth's lawyer in New York, granting him permission to arrange such a meeting. Torem declined to comment further. HANDS ACROSS SEA Tiffen, O. (U.R) An 11th grade Austrian exchange student ai Calvert high school here tied for first place in the annual American Legion essay contest. She is Anita Sbaschnig. Her co winner was a 10th grader, David Drake. Each pupil received $10 in cash for writing "What Old Glory Means to Me." 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