Truck with Removable
Tank Among Displays
In Fire-Am a Saturday
A two-ton tank truck with a
1,000 gallon removable tank
will be among fire fighting
equipment on display at the
Fire-Ama Saturday at Elk Lum
ber company, committee mem
berg have announced.
All displays will be open for
Inspection at noon Saturday,
with demonstrations tentatively
scheduled to start at 2 p.m.
Tenny Moore, fire control of
ficer with the Rogue River Na
tional forest, said the local of-
Steel Industry
Strike Expected,
Magazine Claims
New York J.R) The odds
now favor a strike in the na
tion's giant steel industry, Iron
Age magazine said today.
The metalworking authority
placed the odds favoring a walk
out at 55-45. It said labor will
have to slash the "outlandishly
high" demands it is expected to
take to the bargaining tables if
a strike is to be avoided.
Iron Age said the key to peace
ful settlement of coming nego
tiations may lie between a 17
cent and 20-cent hourly package
boost for labor.
Would Hit Users Hard
The trade paper estimated a
two-week strike would "hit hard
at more than 50 per cent" of the
nation's steel users. Except for
automotive, steel-using indus
tries are rolling along at a
strong pace," ' the publication
aid.
It noted estimates that freight
car builders alone will need
3,000,000 ingot tons "to make
a dent in order backlogs and
car repair programs."
Meanwhile, Iron Age said,
auto companies have been hold
ing off on new orders for July
and August. They apparently
plan to "live largely off inven
tories until new models go into
production."
It termed the action "a gam
ble that could leave Detroit out
on a limb should new car sales
show a summer upturn."
Stocks 'Fairly Ample'
As for supplies, Iron Age de
scribed stocks of cold-rolled
sheet and strip as "fairly ample"
although othei steel shapes are
"at the least oat of balance." -It
said a current letdown in
cold-rolled sheet consumption
has been a blessing for users
of hot-rolled sheets and light
plate.
"Mills that several months
ago were turning down hot-roll
ed sheet orders are out soliciting
business now" and "some pro
ducers are rolling high plate on
sheet and strip mills,' the au
thority reported.
Scrap prices continue lower
but a battle in Washington over
exports of scrap is looming,
Iron Age said. It described ad
ministration sentiment as still
favoring "relatively free ex
porting." Doctor Wins $32,000
On Television Quiz
New York (U.R) A doc
tor who knows hjs onions, and
other foods won $32,000 on "The
$64,000 Question" television
show Tuesday night.
Dr. Francis Paul Salvatore,
32, New Milford, N.J., defined
consomme Parisienne as a clear
soup with leeks and julienne of
various vegetables-, among other
things on a five-part question.
Salvatore, who has four chil
dren, will return to the program
next week to say whether he
will try for the top prize of $64,
000 or keep the money he has
won. '
Capt. Thomas O'Rourke, a jet
pilot stationed at Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base, Ohio.,
and wife, Zobbye, will appear on
the program next week to an
swer questions on Sherlock
Holmes. O'Rourke won $8000
Tuesday night, while his wife
won the same amount last week.
fice has received priority for
immediate delivery of the truck.
Moore said the removable tank
feature enables them to use the
truck for other purposes when
it is not actually standing by for
fire suppression work. Al Han
sen, supply officer of the local
office, will be in charge of the
unit for the display.
Curtis Nesheim, district war
den for the Southwest Oregon
district of the state forestry de
partment, announced plans for
cooperation of his office in, his-
play of new equipment and in
demonstrations of slash fire con
trol Forester Doyl Stockton
will be in charge of the displays
of state equipment.
Area Equipment
L. L. (Doc) Simpson, forester
and secretary-manager of the
Southern Oregon Conservation
and Tree Farm association em
phasized that the $500,000 dis
play of equipment represents
only about 50 per cent of the
total amount of fire suppression
gear in southern Oregon.
Equipment not on display will
be on stand-by basis in the woods
or at the various agency head
quarters.
All displays will be open to
the public. Groups participating
include the Jackson County Dis
aster Car, the Josephine County
Disaster Car, Central Point
Rural Fire Protection district,
Medford Rural Fire Protection
district, Ashland fire department
and the U.S. weather bureau
Private industry displays and
demonstrations will complete
the program.
The Medford Active club will
have a booth for sale of refresh
ments and pony rides will be
available for youngsters.
Judge McBride Faces
Judge McBride's Court
Pittsburgh U.R) Judge Mc
Bride faced Judge McBride in
court Tuesday, in a confusing
exchange.
Judge McBride the defendant,
charged with drunken driving,
was asked by Judge Louis M.
McBride to give his full name.
"Judge McBride," Judge Mc
Bride explained. "That was the
name given to me at birth." An
all-woman jury, no member of
which was named McBride, rec
ommended acquittal.
Missing Child Found
Snoozing Comfortably
Three Rivers, Mich. XU.R)
A 50-man posse combed this area
for an hour Tuesday night,
searching for two-year old Nan
cy Robinson.
The search was called .- off
when Nancy's parents found her
snoozing comfortably in a closet
at home. - - -
Beneficiary Sought
For Dead Man's Eye
Wenatchee, Wash. (U.R)
Doctors at the Wenatchee Eye
Clinic said today that an un
identified Indian woman from
Molson, Wash., would be unable
to use the eye bequeathed by
Clyde Blazer who died vSunday
at Oregon City.
One of Blazer's eyes was re
moved and flown here Sunday.
The other eye was taken to
Portland and the cornea trans
planted into the eye of an Arch
Cape, Ore., shingle operator.
Doctors said the Molson wom
an would be unable to stand
surgery in connection with the
corneal transplant and that a
new beneficiary of the Blazer
request would be sought. The
eye will remain usable through
Friday and there is a long wait
ing list of patients needing liv
ing corneas.
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POSTMEN'S HOLIDAY What do dance teachers do
while on a holiday? Why dance, of course as illustrated
here by two Arthur Murray instructors Beverly Heiss of
Riverside, Calif, and Bill Plummer of Santa Ana, Calif.
They are doing what they call the "Swimming Pool
Meringue" at the poolside of Howard Manor in Palm
Springs.
Former SOC Students Invited to Supper
Mrs. Vest Starts Job
In Agent's Office
Mrs. Rudolph E. (Sharon Kay)
Vest Jr., has begun her duties
as stenographer-clerk in the
Jackson county agent's office,
according to W. B. Tucker, chief
county agent.
Mrs: Vest, who lives at 345V4
Harrison st., Ashland, replaces
Miss Loretta Anderson who left
for Salem last week. Miss Ander
son has accepted a position with
the state highway department.
Mrs. Vest's husband is a stu
dent at Southern Oregon- college.
Ashland Elayne Leach, pres
ident of the Southern Oregon
College Alumni association, has
extended to all former students
an invitation to attend the al
umni supper at 6:30 p.m. Satur
day, May 26, at Susanhe Homes
hall. Reservations should be
made soon for the supper Miss
Seraphine Scanlon, director of
dining services announced.
After a welcoming address by
Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, college
president, Miss Leach, Eugene
will present to the Alumni a
progress report and a summa
tion of plans for the future of
the organization.' She will also
serve as mistress of .ceremonies
for the occasion.
Joe LaClair, long-time edu
cator in the Klamath Falls sys
tem, and a graduate of SOC, will
speak. -Class reminiscences will
Umatilla Indian
Lands lip for Sale
Portland (U.R) The Bureau
of Indian Affairs today offered
for sale 11 tracts of allotted In
dian lands on the Umatilla res
ervation near Pendleton. All but
two of the tracts are 40 acres;
the others 80 acres.
Allotted land is a tract of land
that was given originally, in
many cases many years ago, to
an individual Indian. Where
such individual Indians or their
heirs have died, or for other rea
sons the land has gone back into
the trusteeship of the govern
ment, they are known as allotted
lands, or allotments. !
Bids will be opened in Pen
dleton June 18.
take up a portion of the pro
gram and a number of the grad
uates attending will be introduced.
Scandinavians
Invite Russians
Stockholm, Sweden U.R)
Sweden, Norway and Denmark
have invited Russian leaders to
visit Scandinavia.
Ambassadors of the three na
tions extended the invitations to
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin
and Communist party boss Niki
ta S. Khrushchev in Moscow
Tuesday. -.
The Soviet bosses were urged
to make the visit at a time "con
venient" to them. Sources in
Oslo indicated they probably
will make it next spring. .
The premiers of the three
Scandinavian countries all have
made formal state visits to Mos
cow recently, starting with Nor
wegian Premier. Einar Gerhard
sen last November.
If the Kremlin bosses accept,
and there was every indication
they would, it would be the first
Russian state visit to Sweden
since the czar came to Stock
holm in 1909.
Underwater Volcano
Breaks Ocean Surface
Honolulu (U.R) An under
water volcanic upsurge broke
the ocean surface between the
Hawaiian islands of Oahu and
Kauai Tuesday in the first re
ported disturbance in that area
in the memory of modern man.
Aerial observers saw boiling
water, steam, volcanic ash and
sulphur fumes in the ocean
channel some 40 miles north
west of Honolulu.
The strange disturbance was
reported by observers in at least
four planes, military and commercial.
Alexander Hamilton, his fa
ther and his 19-year-old son all
were killed in duels.
Wednesday, May 23, 1956
.MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNR THIRTEEN
Corvallis Votes Sale
Of Old Fire Station
Corvallis (U.R) Voters here
yesterday approved the sale of
their central fire station to make
way for construction of a new
department store.
They voted 1335 to 247 for
the sale of $100,000 worth of
bonds to finance a new fire sta
tion away from the main busi
ness district. The old fire sta
tion in the heart of the city is
to be sold to Roberts Brothers
of Portland for use as a site for
an $800,000 department store.
The sale price on the old station
is $67,000.
Roberts Brothers purchased
the old city hall next to the fire
station a. couple of years ago
and has been negotiating with
the city on the fire station ever
since.
Pear Bureau Observes
Silver Anniversary
Salem U.R) One of the old
est agricultural promotion
groups in the United States was
recognized today by Gov. Elmo
Smith who asked Oregonians to
join in observance. of the silver
anniversary of the Oregon-Washington-California
pear bureau.
Gov. Smith said the state was
happy to join the more than
3,000 winter pear growers, in
the 12-month observance of the
bureau's 25th anniversary. The
bureau's anniversary convention
opens in Portland tonight.
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married 21 months and have
five children. First Mrs. Mac
Farlane had twins. This week
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