TWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL. TRIBUNE
' Monday, June 2, 19S2
Poft'co Chief's Son
Survives Big Tumble
Centralia CU.PJ Lawbreak
er! had better watch out if Tom
my Gosi decides to be a cop like
hia dad when he grows up. Tom
my's plenty tough.
The three-year-old lad, son of
Police Chief and Mrs. Silas Goss
of Scappoose, Ore., opened the
rear door of the family car Sat
urday and tumbled onto the
highway, bouncing Into the op
posite lane.
The boy was rushed to Lewis
County general hospital where
he was treated for minor scalp
injuries and released. The acci
dent happened on U. S. Highway
99, two miles north of Centralia.
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Romanian Minister
Believed Caught
In Latest Purge
London (U.R) Ana Paukcr,
Romanian foreign minister, has
been caught in a Communist
party purge that Is sweeping
three Russian Balkan satellite
countries. '
The Bucharest radio, broad
casting a list of the reorganized
Romanian Communist party
leadership, failed to mention
Mrs. Pauker.
She had been a member of
the ruling politburo and the
Communist party secretariat.
Retains Past '
Apparently Mrs. Pauker up
to' now Romania's No. 1 Com
munist retains her post of for
eign minister for the present.
She also keeps her membership
in the Orgburo, which looks af
ter party affairs.
However, Vasile Luca and
Teohari- Georges, fellow - mem
bers of the Romanian Commun
ist party, apparently have been
ousted as deputy premiers. Luca
until recently had held the post
of finance minister and'Georg
escu was minister for internal
affairs.
The latest Czechoslovak Red
leader' to get the axe is Jan
Sevcik, vice premier and minist
er for physical culture.
YACHT DAMAGED
Nanaimo, B. C. (U.R) The 50-
foot yacht Serenade II, owned
by the Bell-Wyman Co. of Yak
ima, was damaged when she
struck a log in Georgia Strait
between here and Thormanby
island. The Shell ' Oil Tanker
Burnco towed the vessel with its
crew of four to Nanaimo.
Brazilian coffees are classified
in seven groups, each bearing
the name of the port through
which they are exported.
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GUARDED BY NEGRO TROOPS, three Communist prisoner leaders are lined up outside Brigadier
General H. L. Boatner's office at Koje Island before meeting with commandant of riot-torn UN
camp. Prisoner with cap la North Korean Colonel Lee Hak Koo. highest ranking captive on the
Island. Exclusive photo made by Dave Cicero, INP staff photographer.fntanwtioiud Soundpkoto) '
General Eisenhower
Has Tough Problem
At Tuesday Meeting
Washington (U.R) Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower Is billed
for a military news conference
at the Pentagon Tuesday and a
political news conference in Ab
ilene later In the week.
Someone sold the general a
tough one with that schedule.
Keeping politics out of a mili
tary news conference would be
like picking the salt out of sea
water. Hottest Issue
The hottest political Issue in
Washington right now is the for
eign aid bill from which Sen.
Robert A. Taft's friends in the
House helped clip nearly $2,
000,000 from the sum asked by
President Truman.
The Senate was more gener
ous. But Taft forces led an at
tack in committee and on the
Senate floor which reduced the
administration's $7,900,000,000
request by about $1,200,000,000.
Representatives of the House
and Senate will meet now to
work out a compromise bill
which will be returned to both
for final action. The best the ad
ministration and Eisenhower
can hope for, evidently, is that
the House will accept the lesser
Senate reductions. And that Is
not likely.
Baffling Question
How Eisenhower can avoid
discussing this appropriation for
foreign aid is what reporters
have been pondering since the
non-political Tuesday news con
ference .was announced. How he
can discuss It without getting
shoulder-deep into politics is an
equally baffling question..
Eisenhower is definitely on
record that a reduction of more
than $1,000,000,000 from Mr.
Truman's original estimates of
foreign aid would be disastrous.
He is for more money than Con
gress voted. He has been for the
past 18 months the top military
man In seeking to establish
Western European security
against Communist aggression.
It may be up to the general to
the general to take a firm posi
tion in this dispute.
Aspects Interwoven
The military and political as
pects of the undertaking are so
interwoven that discussion of
past and present security pros
pects scarcely can be separated
from the politics of United
States appropriations and
taxes.
The size of the reduction by
the House shows that the Taft
point of view Is much stronger
there than in the Senate. All
House members and only one
third of the Senate come up for
reelection this year.
Over all, the Congress reject
ed Elsenhower's warning against
a cut of more than $1,000,000,
000. The Senate, however, kept
fairly close to his figure. The
House voted the general down
hard.
BEAUTY HINT
Chicago (U.R) Not content
with taking over hubby's razor,
the little woman is now moving
in on his shaving cream. Beauty
experts have announced that a
generous application of shaving
cream leaves milady's skin
"clear and clean as a washed
porcelain plate."
Water Regulations
City of Medford - Water Commission
OTurn Off in Case of Fire
All consumer- of water shall close all faucets and fixtures immediately upon the
sounding of a fire alarm. The water shall not be turned on again until the Fire Depart
ment has ceased to use the water supply to extinguish the fire. The Fire Department
will indicate with the alarm when they have ceased to use the water. .'
OOpen Hoses Not Allowed
The use of an open hose in watering is prohibited, nor shall a nozzle used in sprink
ling be larger than inch in diameter.
O Waste Prohibited
Water allowed to run waste down sidewalks, streets or gutters as a result of
sprinkling lawn, gardens or park strips is prohibited. When any such waste is discov
ered, the water shall be shut off from the premises.
O Sprinkling Streets
The use of water through a hose for sprinkling streets is forbidden under all cir
cumstances. O Fish Pools, Fountains, Cooling Systems
Any fish pool, fountain, cooling system or any other fixture that employs a stream
of water in its operation shall be served only on a metered basis.
OLawn or Garden Irrigation
All extra area of either lawn or garden in excess of seventy five hundred (7,500)
square feet adjoining or used in conjunction with any evidence shall be charged at the
rate of twelve and one-half (122) cents per hundred (100) square feet, or fraction
thereof, which charge shall be payable June first of each year.
OLawn Sprinkling Systems
A lawn or garden SDrinklinn ivitem ahull K rnn.r,,rtJ .J i.) ..
than twenty (20) gallons of water per minute shall be used in any circuit c battery of
sprinkling heads. Not more than one circuit shall be operated at one time. Each circuit
shall have a control valve readily accessible to the Water Department inspector.
Your Cooperation It Requested in Complying With
These Regulations
Oil Men Speak
Colorful Language
New York (U.R) Oil men
speak a colorful language of
their own, and it has become so
extensive that a dictionary has
been prepared containing more
than 6,000 definitions of terms
heard in the oil fields. Among
the words and phrases compiled
by Lalia Phipps Boone in "The
Petroleum Dictionary" (Univer
sity of Oklahoma Press) are:
attic hand a derrickman.
axman a worker .who re
ports a fellow worker,
bean a well down to drill
with workers who accept
enough pay to buy food and
take the balance in shares
in the well,
bird dbg geologists who
, smell out oil.
bounce him out ask the boss
for a raise,
bully any oil field worker,
cats and kittens large and
small caterpillar tractors,
circus is coming to town
engineers are coming on the
Job.
clean pair of sox a trip
home.
fire in the hole the boss is
coming; get to work.
gutter gas intoxicating
drink,
hang her off the bump post
to stop a well in produc
tion, Jackassable ' Impassable
road.
knuckle buster a wrench,
man on the pot a fireman,
prune picker California
driller.
sew the button on to com
plete a job.
widow maker a dangerous
. tool,
Mrs. Boone was brought up
in the oil country of Texas and
Oklahoma. She made her first
acquaintance with the oilman's
language at grade school in a
Texas town where she learned
that her school mates' fathers
were "roughnecks," "pumpers
"toolies" and "swivel necks
She is at present teaching at the
University ot Florida.
Congressmen's
Blood Pressure
Up During Speech
Washington (U.R) A con
gressman's blood pressure can
rise from 20 to 80 points when
he makes a speech, says the
physician of Congress, Dr.
George W. Calver.-
As the Capitol medico, Calv
er cares for everyone from
char-woman to the vice presi
dent. His black leather-bound rec
ord book which contains data
on the physical status of con
gressmen and their staffs Is lab
eled "top secret."
He was named Congress' first
official physician in December,
1928, after two representatives
had died in their offices.
After 23 years of professional
observation, Calver stresses that
"congressmen are a hardwork
ing lot." He testifies that they
work long hours and the con
stant strain of being subject to
attack takes a heavy physical
toll.
He says he watches his charg
es especially carefully when
"important controversial legis
lation" comes up. "Since my
patients are mature people car
rying heavy burdens . . ." he
added proudly, they seldom Ian
to follow my advice.
People who act Just plain cus.
sed often are physically sick,
Culver says. As an example he
recalled an incident from his
earlys days on the Hill when he
worked in a partitioned cubicle.
One day a cranky congress
man came in and Calver told
him he was really, ill. As the
representative left the office he
met another House member who
had accidently overheard t h e
diagnosis while awaiting his
turn with the doctor. .
The lncommg patient greeted
his colleague and MI'
"Why, Jim," he said, "I had no
Idea you were in such bad shape
physically. We all Just thought
you had a naturally bad temp
er."
The outcome of that unortno-
MARINE RED-FACED
Hampton, Conn. (U.R) A Ma
rine recruit, Maurice Edwards,
reported military life is "kid
stuff." He wrote his parents that
soon after induction he came
down with chicken pox and
mumps.
With one full adult fare . . ;
wife (or husband) and child
ren between 12 and 21 may
now travel at half-rate on
Monday, Tuesday or Wed
nesday. As always children
under 12 ride half-fare, child
ren under 2 free any day of
the week on WCA.
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gressman gained popularity and.
Calver was moved to a larger
and more sound-proof office.
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