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SIX MED0D (OtSOOlf) MAltT TRIBUNE
Quigley Receives
Breakfast at Home
Chicago OJ.B Strike-hatter
Mrs. Esther Quigley offered
breakfast instead of a cold shoul
der to her strikeleader husband
today.
Tt was the first time the Quig
leys had faced each other across
the breakfast table in two weeks
and both said thev wanted to
forget all about wife Esther's
lockout of husband Andrew.
Mrs. Quigley showed her shop
steward husband th door when
he and 425 other tmployees
went on strike git th Har
ricnn Shppt. Steel Co.
The men wftlt bsck to work
yes'rday and Quifley entback
home last niht.
"There wti go tissinj, no hug
ein. no teert no nothing,"
Mrs. Quiley rprtd of the re
union, 'die's Rome and that's
the end of the st$ry," She said
over the telephone. 1
In the background however, a
man'jfcvoice could be heard say
ing Call right, all right," in
dicating that perhaps Quigley
.... -t J 1 1 A - f 1L. '
riaan i neara me iasi ox me aiuij
from his wife.
The 220-pound punch press
operator didn't show up for the
Cfcirst dav of work with the other
ex-strikers yesterday, but CIO
United Auto Workers officials
said he would be on the job to
day.
-fi Davis-Monfhan Jels
Lead Bombing Tests
Quotes From the News
Former President Truman commenting on statements by Re
publican National Chairman Leonard Hall:
-T nHerStand Hall is having a conniption fit over what I saia
at -French Lick. A stuck pig always squeals.
. &,v.r,n of 1955. complained that she
could find no restaurant open near her hotel when sh. got up at
5 a.m.: ...
"Not even coffee at that nour oi xn moan's.
.-.- t wv,rnoir rhief elerk in the Illinois Automobile
William xj. iitoiu'.., - ... .
department, complaining about Ohio "axle-mile taxes.
"They're saying 'Let's have a duck dinner, but you bring the
duck."'
Andrew Kay after being arretted by Hew -York policeman
who founl him with $10 worth of strong che.se allegedly taken
irom a qeucawsen; . T :-.t.j ih
"I found the cheeses lying on tne nmu -
. ... , j i .huuhurnn. I like cheeseburgers.
up lo laice noma " - . 1 '
TwMatrist Dr. Milton R. Sapirstein on the strain a woman Kit 0 XPrUm
goes tnrougn m oh ----- . T,prio(i. reeards . , , J-
rLr. whle slhe ceVs him an unfeeling MOWI! 10 U )m
lout. There is usually more than a grain of truth in both assump
tions.'1
March Air Force Base, Calif.
(U.R) Big stratojets of the
303rd bombardment wing oj.
Tavis-Monthan Air Force Base
held a slight lead today going
intn the final round oi tne stra
tegic Air Command's bombing
and navigation competition
The 24 B47 and 10 B36 bomb-
jncr uHncrc tnnk off late last night
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h last of their 30uu-mue
mock attacks on Los Angeles
-nH Rarrarnento. Calif., and Spo
kane. Wash. Final results ot tne
six-day Air Force world series
cf bombing probably will not De
known until midnight.
The Davis- Monthan AFB
bomber team entered today's fi
nal round with a slender Z4
point lead over the 320th bom
bardment wing of March ah a.
Strikes Idle 900,000 During Past Month
Washington (U.R) Strikes
and other work stoppages iasi
month idled 900,000 workers
and 3,200,000 man-days, the La
bor Department reported. ,
The number of worKers auect-
ed was higher than any other
postwar July because it included
approximately ' aou.uuu steei
workers who quit work -a few
nave However, the. total man-
days of idleness was about aver
age
There were 425 new work
stoppages in July, involving
750,000 workers. Another 225
stoppages from earlier months
were still in effect in July.
The total of 650 strikes in ef
fect during July compares with
700 in June and 580 in July,
1954. .
Formosa's copulation of 8,-
500,000 almost matches that of
Australia, a comment more than
200 times as large, says tne JNa
tional Geographic Society.
Portland Evacuation
Schedule Perfected
Portland (U.R) Portland
rniir chief Jim Purcell met
yesterday with civil defense of
ficials and police from four
counties surrounding Portland
to perfect plans for the mass ev
acuation of the city.
The evacuation, called "Oper
ation Greenlight," is scheduled
for the last week in September.
Law enforcement officers irom
Columbia, Washington, Clacka
mas and Multnomah counties
talked over plans to set up signs
and barricades at 41 points about
the city to warn motorics that
an evacuation was under way.
. Arrangement will be made for
police and fire protection during
the evacuation, Purceu saia.
Milwaukee (U.R) Joanne
Krueger, five, didn't quite know
how to tell her mother that her
foot had gone to sleep so she
thought a moment and come up
with. "Mv foot feels like soda
water bubbling in my nose.
Mexicans Inspect
Oregon Processing
Salem (U.R) Nine Mexi-
can executives, two representing
a eovernment division similar to
the U. S. Department of Agri
culture and seven owners of fruit
and vegetable processing plants
were inspecting fruit and vege
table processing activies in tne
the Salem area today.
The visitors, who came here
from California, will visit Salem
area nrocessins plants and sev
eral fruit and vegetable farms
before leaving Wednesday night
for Chicago, New York and otn
er 'Eastern centers.
In charge of the group is Ed
ward Gillman, Washington, D.C.,
Co-Operation Administration Di
vision: State department. Gill'
man said information gathered
by the group on their tour will
be broadcast throughout Mexi
co bv newspapers and radio, and
reonrts of their findings will be
available to all producers, pro
cessors and other persons inter
ested.
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President Eisenhower on United Nations disarmament talks
v l
ln i... , will be marked by the
i sinceieiv .
same spirit of frankness and cooperation which typified the meet--i
s - t t cut a tha disarmament subcommittee
can produce practical results that should lead to an easmg of
tensions and the heavy curaen oi Bimmi
presently carrying.
Singer TJick Haymes on his separation from wife Rita Hay-
know what I'll do. I probably
wouldn't hit the bottle of sleeping pills but I'd feel pretty miser
able we've had a pretty tough two years ana me yiM.
been great.
RACE COMBINATION WINS
Vancouver. B.C. (U.R)
Mr and Mrs. Ivan H. Crooks,
of Victoria, came up with a new
system for handicapping the
ponies yesterday and it won
them j575.70. The couple held
identical tickets on the daily
double at Exhibition Park Race
track. Thev said they used tne
i-hineae alnhabetical system" to
pick the winning combination.
As We Live
FILLS GAP IN HER LIFE.
BUT IS IT REALLY LOVE?
a innelv person, starved for
affection and companionship may
mistake for love his feeling for
whatever person fills this need.
(Q) "I am a married woman
of 33 and mv husband is in
the service. He has been away
for eight months now. Since
v. loft T have met and fallen
in love with a single man. This
man says he loves me very
much and wants me to get a
divorce and marry him. I
can't seem to get him out of my
mind. I am not really in love
with my husband, but I have
never told him oi xnis man.
also have a daughter of 12.
This man says he would take
her and love her also. nea
. j wAtk what to do.
fM Wait, until your husband
returns home on leave before
otini nnv decision. You are
iuaxti&
unquestionaDiy
lonely witn
your husband
away. - Under
such conditions
the compan
ionship of
FTPS!
By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D
future. It has so affected your
thinkir.tr that any decision you
made at this time would not,
in. all probability, reflect the
true situation.
When vour husband returns,
you may find it is he whom you
love and that you want your mar
riaee to co on. That would be
the ideal solution and that is
what von should work for.
Have von discussed with this
man what a great responsibility
and care a 12-year-oio gin is.'
As a sinele man, he probably
does not- realize how much he
would be assuming. And how
Hoes vour daughter feel about re
placing her father with this
man? You must consider ner,
too
t think that in fairness to your
i .mi i eVirtiild mention in
llUduanu, jvu
vour letters that you have met
this man and have been seeing
him. Don't, of course, tell him
that vou have fallen in love
with him, or have any thoughts
of divorce.
It certainly would cushion the
blow to your husband on his
return if he knew that you had
been seeing another man in his
absence. He may even suspect,
man who says from the tone of your letters,
he loves you is that you are falling in love and
filling a gap in be prepared for, your attitude
...... lifo onrf when he sees you.
jruui . "ic .... .
coloring your (Copyright 1955, General
i eaxures iorp.j
T,a Grande. Ore. (U.R) A
C-45 Air National Guard plane
flew a mercv flight here yester
day from Portland with a ship
ment of snake bite serum for a
man hospitalized at Enterprise,
Ore
Albert Aronson. Algona, Wash.
was bitten by a rattler while
working as a choker setter for
the Harris Pine Mills,
His physician said the man's
condition was serious but that
he was out of danger.. A limited
ouantitv of serum was on hand
but not enough for full treatment
the physician said
State police contacted the Na
tional nuard in Portland and the
plane, piloted by Capt. Dave
Pahlka and Lt. Harold McK.ennz,
was immediately placed at tne
disposal of the mercy mission,
Ontario Girl Dies
From Polio Attack
Nvssa. Ore. (U.R) A 15-
year-old Ontario girl, Jean Moel-
ler, died in -Malheur Memorial
hospital of polio last night while
awaiting transfer to uoise, iaa.,
for specialized treatment.
Hospital manager jonn
O'Toole said the girl died about
Q p.m. iust after a polio special
ist had arrived from Boise to
help with her treatment and aid j
the transfer.
Malheur county health officer,
Dr. L. A. Maulding also report
ed two more new cases of polio
in the county. He said two light- j
er cases struck four-year-old chil
dren.
HEAVY FOOT
Detroit (U.R) A traffic court
defendant blamed his speeding '
on his shoes. I had on neavy
work shoes and couldn't seem
to lift mv foot off the gas pedal."
he said. Judge John D. Watts
suggested the defendant take a
mucrie-hiiildine course. He also
fined him $25 and suspended
h? driver's license for six
months.
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