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Survey Shows Scientists Not Eccentric, Retiring Chicago U.R) The notion that scientists are an eccentric and retiring lot is all wrong, a survey says. The study, which took a year to complete, analyzed the per sonality traits of 514 scientific and technical staff members at Illinois Institute of Technology and the Armour Research Foun dation. The psychologists who made the study found that, contrary to popular belief, the best scien tists are "original and enthusias tic leaders." They also found that the more orilliant the scientist, the more outside activities he is likely to enter. The more "retiring" sci entists are apt to be the "less pro ductive" laboratory workers. Monday, November 1, 1954 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN TheyH Do It Every Time I By Jimmy Hatlo Sfudebaker Notes Business Upswing South Bend, Ind. (U.R) The president of Studebaker, Packard Corp., says the recent merger of the two auto firms is giving , both a new "stability." James J. Nance, in a letter to Studebaker dealers yesterday, said the first month's operation New York (U.PJ A local newspaper reported its straw poll for the gubernatorial elec tion included write-in votes for Sen. Joseph McCarthy, Roy Conn, Gen. Douglas MacArihur and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. -V 7 TMEMTWD W YEAH-TWEV TMEy HOLD TWE BOXES SO TRICKLING WERE DOLLED H WERE TELLIMS brTWE LABEL OF TWE SUITS roisy UP LIKE HEAD-B METWEygET FOR HlF?E OUTFIT WON'T1 WAITPPSAT S ALLTlIFIPRF-ISWOAA, I MS IN Mr OUTFIT' ITUOUSWTEDDl TOIlETan UAVET0 60 WAS STARTING A NEW fOAMAFRAB? STYLE WITH THE TISSUE IK TOWN PAPER TPAIUNS OUT OF Get THE ' Genuine TODAy- HIS UKSH HAT CAST NISWT BUT IT WAS THERE TO ELECT BILL TUCKER CITY COUNCIL IRST WARD Tucker for Council Committee, Ken Cook, Chairman. on MAKE THE LID PIT of the new merger has broughtl Studebaker division, which suf fered a slump in the 1954 model year, a "business upswing." Nance said lower, competitive prices on 1955 model Studebak ers had improved sales to a point where plants at. . South Bend and Los Angeles went on overtime Oct. 25. , . AMERICA'S LARGEST SELUN6 TOILET TANK BALL Noisy running toilets can waste over 500 gallons of water a day. The amazing patented Water Master tank ball instantly stops the flow of water after each flushing. 75c AT HARDWARE STORES Hope Hampton Plans Broadway Musical New York (U.R) Hope Hampton, who fashioned a suc cessful movie career during the 1920s and then achieved fame in grand opera, plans to' give Marilyn Monroe some competi tion by starring in a new mu sical called "Hello Paree." Miss Hampton, golden blonde and 55, said yesterday she would co-star with Charles Tre net in the French musical re view. The former diva, who inherit ed a $5,000,000 fortune wfien her husband Jules Brulatour died in 1946, said the show is scheduled to open in Wilming ton, Del., Nov. 25, and do a two week stand in Boston before op ening in New York on Dec. 14. X U- V EJ?METDOTHAT J IS XM TAKING fT A A GOT TO UAVETHE 1 WAIST LET OUT- JL THE (SlNCM 1 NIMS CLOTHES r'l "TUOUGUT EDDlElj B BEENOFFMY J WEDDING W MADE. TO ORDER- Sa WAS STaRTINe A NEWI f ti n 1 DIET-HEW-r1 LAST NIGHT-n HEM-UEM-TWEy M I jbi . Y I it- i rib. Us iwruw w g jj I I I Ul U I VlriU Ti EVAS 11 nLTBI-; 'Ell LA f V TODAY-l. TrliAkJOR OUT TO GET ZX1H& NieWW V con. ijs. xtxc rt TiKts Yvi!CTfc li world jigiits ntstrm. Casing the guys wmo comt wAvrr to be seem TAKING THE RENTED PENGUINS BACK- TUAUX 4HO A TIP OF Tue UATlP WAT TO . HELN BRdDy LACEV. ' 27-4- UPPER MOUNTAIN Ave, Parents and Son To Be Buried Tuesday Tillamook (U.R) Funeral services will be held here tomor row for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Goodrich of Netarts and their 11-year-old son, James, all of whom died under tragic circum stances on the same day. Goodrich was killed and Mrs Goodrich fatally injured when their auto collided with an oil tank truck on the Wilson river highway early . Friday.- The couple was driving to Portland to visit James, who died that afternoon of polio in Portland isolation hospital, t Two other sons of the couple, Jerry, 6, and Joe, 8, are now staying with the grandparents, On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Feature Syndicate, Inc.) How many hours a week do i the British Actor's association, you sleep? I figure. I slumber I from playing the part because Mr. and Mrs. Basil Goodrich, I pease Note about 60 hours a week. Who are the most enthusiastic sleepers? Of what activity is the theme song "Please, Go Away and Let Me Sleep"? Don't know as to the United States. However, a check on the situation in London re vealed that office receptionists sleep the most. They average 66 hours a week. Policemen sleep 65 hours weekly; postmen, 64; teachers, 63, and saleswomen in department stores, 62 hours. British secretaries sleep about 61 hours a week. In Britain, those getting along with the least sleep are bus conductors. They aver age only 51 hours of slumber a week. Dallas. The Rev. J. Davis Thomas, pastor of the Netarts Friends church, will conduct the funer al services. Last year the American ac tress Yolande Donlan was sched uled to play the title role in a London production of "Peter Pan." She was banned by Equity, Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSBY United Preu Correspondent Editor'! note: Once every decade comes a "golden boy" of crooning, and the new one is Eddie Fisher. His spectacular success and current en gagement to film star Dbbie Reyn olds are one of the year's top Holly wood stories. In a three-part series, Aline Mosby of United Press chroni cles the Fisher story. Hollywood (U.R) At the re cent champagne engagement party of Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher, an adviser of the crooner's watched pho tographers cluster around the pretty movie star and the top young male singer of the world to day. "There's only worries me," Aline Mosby one thing that mused the adviser. "What will he be like a year from now?" v Whether Eddie Fisher can hold his equilibrium with his sensa tional success and headlined ro mance is a worry among his associates . ' ' Climbed Fast . Nine years ago Eddie was the poor son of a sidewalk vegetable peddler in South Philadelphia. He used his voice mainly to shout his father's wares in side streets and alleys. Today, at only 24, he has an audience of 41,000,000 for his popular TV program. . NBC claims his radio show is heard more than any other vocalists. Since 1952 he has been RCAr Victor's top-selling record artist. He has racked up 17 song hits including three that sold more, than a million copies "Oh, My Pa Pa", "Any Time" and "I'm Walking Behind You." Rich, Famous and Engaged Eddie is rich, famous, and engaged to marry a movie celebrity. The romance of the "nice, young, happy" pair has caused such a fuss that Holly wood marriage-hardened report ers groan already at the thought of covering the. June wedding of the lovebirds. Behind the scenes some Holly wood observers speculate as to how long the wonder lad can keep his winning streak. As one columnist remarked, "The kid is wholeheartedly in love with his good fortune. He's having a ball. But his feet haven't started hurt ing yet. He has yet to face the brass tacks of life." Mamie Didn't Like Him Show ; business-'is "an 'uneven existence. Eddie, is one of the golden boys who hits the enter tainment world once a decade. Frank Sinatra, perhaps, was the last. After a similar success he hit unhappy snags; so did Dick Haymes. Last spring Eddie was ac cused of "getting too big for his britches." Once he visited Mo cambo nightclub with sexy star let Mamie Van Doren and cross ly refused to pose for photog raphers. He left the club alone to pick up his car, asking Mamie to meet him outside. She did to find Eddie parked across the street yelling, "Come - on hop in:' Miss Van Doren snapped to friends," "This kid isn't grown up enough for me," and never dated him again. Called 'Cocky Kid' Eddie was sized up by one columnist as "a cocky kid who never remembers you." But in recent months he has leveled off and appears gracious to reporters and co-workers. One friend says his romance with Debbie helped "because he has to share the limelight with her." "I love everything this girl wears, says, thinks or does," Ed die beamed at his engagement party. When a reporter inquired if he.v would like her if she wasn't a movie star, he replied firmly, "Yes!" Eddie wears a perpetually happy, friendly air and frankly says about his fame, "I love every minute of it." But his colleagues agree he is "a smart show business operator" who had an intense drive to be a star. Tomorrow: Eddie's climb to the top. she was not British. Yolande's disappointment was great. She recently married Val Guest, a British citizen. That makes her British. Now she can play "Peter Pan" in Britain. Those Nylons ' The nylon hosiery situation seems to be straightening itself out. Note a shop window of some nylons guaranteed for 30 days (against "runs, snags or holes." No doubt this situation has been inspired by the bitter complaints of our countrywomen.-The ladies have been really indignant about those nylons. Sellout Despite "thumbs down" re views by the majority of the critics, the stage musical "Can Can" is now in its 76th week and selling out every perform ance! After all, it isn't the drama critics who determine the box office success of a play. It is the ticket brokers. Briefly Ask your tailor how quickly he can make a suit to order. In Palma, Majorca, a tailor adver tises "suits made to order in 48 hours." . . . The Sultan of Jo hore, one of the six richest men in the world, is now 81 and is the proud father of a 5 year old daughter! Asides What are you paying for Rus sian caviar?.Note it priced at $7.75 a half pound at a delica tessen store in our neighbor hood. . . As you may have no ticed, it seems difficult to stay married very long in Hollywood. However, that is not the most difficult place in the world to achieve married happiness. In Johannesburg, South Africa, one out of every three marriages ends in divorce. Foot Trouble There are more people suffer? ing from; foot trouble, in New York than m any other - city in the world. That's because there are so 'many persons in the big town engage in activities which call for standing up while they work. One block in the West Thirties has about seven stores on it all ' devoted to retailing shoes i or people with foot ail ments. Passing By Julie Andrews. Talented Brit ish beauty featured in the smash hit musical "The Boy Friend." Julie lobks like another Marilyn Miller to me. Can I say more? ... Roy Craft. Possessor of an extremely interesting position. He is the personal press agent for Marilyn Monroe. His salary is reported to be $300 a week, plus, a fancy expense account. RUSSIANS FIRST AGAIN V London (U.ft) Russia's long list of "first claims" today in cluded a report that a Soviet sportsman had made the first parachute jump "in the North Pole area." Radio Moscow said Andrei Petrovich . Medvedev jumped to find a "landing area" for a group of scientists. Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous dav. VOTE FOR TIME UNIFORMITY Oregon Should Get in Step with the West Coast ... with the Nation 1 Proposition 6 will establish uniform Daylight Saving Time in all of Oregon (except Mal heur county) during summer. Three out of four persons living in the Pacific Time zone now observe DST. Oregon should get in step. We live in a vacation land in summer . . . but it takes daylight to enjoy it! The tourist industry is Oregon's third largest. It pro duces new revenue and jobs. DST enables the tourist to enjoy more of our scenic and rec reational advantages, to patronize establish ments catering to the motoring public. - With California, Nevada and British Colum bia on DST, along with the populous Mid West and East, all important .markets for our lumber, grain and produce move to fast time. Sale of Oregon products is impaired and all communications and transportation disrupted, including radio and TV schedules. Uniform DST will correct this. - Daylight Saving Time next summer will give you 154 of EXTRA DAYLIGHT HOURS LET'S HAVE MORE SUMMERTIME! VOTE 6 X YES Paid Adv. Oregon Committee for Uniform Daylight Saving Time, Quenton Cox. Chairman. 1320 S.W. Broadway, Portland, Oregon G9 l3gCDg SG3 allies-1 alrcvotv. Q tv " 7 T?urPsc' ft l W 1 11 . a X 0 ' SMS THE dairyman is required by State Law. and City ordinance to go to great expense to keep his dairy absolutely clean and sanitary so that pure, whole some Grade A milk is delivered to you. The Mar keting Act enables the dairyman to carry out State sanitary laws and City ordinances. OOOO ' ' IF the public health is to be protected, we must ENFORCE strict milk sanitation. If we are to do that, it seems to me, there must be price protection for milk. Frank Jenkins, noted Oregon editor. CUE ADY SGUPPIV P PCJIDE OMB.EOnE OICCX... 3 feM. . y OUOON MM MOOUCf U COMMITTtt, Uster AOwru, Mgr.. )Q) nm& $if Portia, Qr. .
