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MIDDLE EAST REPORT Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns (left),
chief of the Palestine Truce Supervision Commission, re
ports to United Nations Secretary-General Dae Hammar
skjold on the Middle East situation shortly after his ar
rival in New York. The Canadian general flew in to
attend a Security Council session on the Middle East
House Expected To
Approve Jail Terms
In Narcotics Cases
Washington 'U.Ri Rep. Hale
Boggs (D-La.) predicted today
the House will unanimously ap
prove his bill next week to
"throw the book" at narcotics
smugglers and peddlers with
out a death penalty.
Boggs bill would impose jail
sentences up to 40 years and
forbid paroles or suspended sen
tences' for anyone convicted of
narcotics violations. The meas
ure would also nearly double the
number of agents in the Federal
Narcotics Bureau.
Permits Death Sentence
The Senate Thursday passed
a similar bill aimed primarily at
tamping out the use of heroin.
It would permit a jury to impose
the death sentence for conviction
of selling heroin to a juvenile
and for a third conviction of
selling or smuggling heroin to
adults.
Boggs said his bill would
"throw the book all the way
across the board" at peddlers of
any kind of narcotics. He told a
reporter that boosting penalties
juat on heroin will force ped
dlers and addicts to switch to
something else.
- Boggs said he was concerned
about the Senate death penalty
provision. He said juries might
think it too stiff and decide in-
Dental Tradition
Says:
"Never Retire"
I have never done better
work than now and I have
no intention of retiring.
Dr. S. Ralph Dippel,
D.M.D.
stead to go lightly on the of
fender. The Boggs bill, approved un
animously by the House Ways
and Means committee Thursday,
provides:
Graduated Sentences:
That narcotics smugglers and
peddlers get from five to 20
years on the first offense; 10 to
40 years on the second and sub
sequent offenses, and be fined up
to $20,000 Selling to a minor
would mean up to $20,000 fine
and from 10 to 40 years. Under
present law, they get two to five
years or. first conviction; five to
10 years on the second and 10
to 20 years on the third, and a
fine up to $2,000.
2nd Whooping Crane
Pokes Way Out o? Egg
New Orleans lU.B The sec
ond Whooping Crane ever
hatched in captivity poked its
way from a mottled brown egg
early today, three days after the
appearance of its history making
nestmate.
While Audubon Park Zoo offi
cials debated today over what to
name a fluffy reddish brown
chick hatched Tuesday, the sec
ond egg cracked and another
small crane chipped its way into
the world.
The chicks are the first of
; their species to be born in cap
tivity and have raised the total
Whooping Crane population in
j the world to 32.
Today's chick became the
! fourth captive crane.
j The eggs were laid about a
month ago by a stately whooper
j named Josephine, the only fe-
I male Whooping Crane in cap-
I tivity.
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Sheppard Loses '
Appeal To Ohio
Supreme Court
Columbus. O. U.P.) Dr. Sam
uel H. Sheppard today faced at i
least another nine years in Ohio ;
Penitentiary unless a successful
appeal is taken to the U.S. Su-,
preme Court.
The Ohio Supreme Court, in '
a 5-2 decision late Thursday, up
held Sheppard's conviction for
the bludgeon-slaying of his wife, ,
Marilyn. j
Caia Sensation
The case was a nationwide j
sensation in late 1954 when the
31-year-old Bay Village, Ohio, j
osteopath was brought to trial.
The prosecution claimed that :
Sheppard viciously killed his
wife with more than 30 blows
from a blunt instrument. The
state also presented testimony
alleging that the handsome sub
urban Cleveland doctor had af
fairs with other women.
Sheppard was convicted in De
cember, 1954. He entered Ohio
Penitentiary last summer after
preliminary appeals to win a
new trial or freedom failed. He
now is working as an aide in the
prison hospital.
Great Disappointment
Under Ohio law, Sheppard is
not eligible for a parole until i
he serves at least 10 years of the j
life sentence given to him for
second degree murder.
Chief defense counsel Paul M.
Herbert, probably Ohio's best
known criminal lawyer, said
the decision was a '"great dis
appointment." ;
He said he would have to re
study the whole case before de
ciding whether to appeal to the
U.S. Supreme Court. However,
he said on other occasions that
this would be his course of action
if efforts failed in the state
courts. , j
Friday. June 1, 1956
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVI
Pilot Ready for
20,000-Mile Trip
!n 'Big Gas Tank'
San Francisco (UP) Peter
Gluckman, the rotund flying
jeweler who startled the world i
by hopping the Atlantic three 1
years ago in a 90-horsepower j
Luscombe, takes off Saturday on
a 20,000-mile filght through Eu-:
rope, Africa and South America. !
For the extensive, two-mon'Ji i
trip, Gluckman has substituted !
a 240-horsepower Cessna 190 fori
the ligther plane that took him i
to Europe in 1953.
'Flying Gas Tank' . !
Dubbed the "City of San
Francisco," the new plane is "one
big flying gas tank, according :
to the 30-year-old jeweler.
The Cessna's normal flying range
of 600-700 miles has been upped
to 2500 miles by jamming extra
fuel tanks into every available
inch of space.
The 250-pound, German-born
Gluckman said he will fly to
Idlewyld Airport in New York
during the weekend and early
next week, depending on the
weather, will take off on a non
stop flight to Greenland.
From Greenland, he will fly i
to Iceland and then to England
for a visit with his parents.
To Visit Egypt
His next stop, Gluckman said.
will be Switzerland where he has
some business to transact. Then
his iny, single-engine plane will
take him to Egypt, Israel, across
Africa to Dakar on the West
Coast and over the Atlantic to
tfatal on the easternmost tip of
Brazil. ' ' '
From Natal, Gluckman said
he will fly south to Rio de Ja
neiro, Montevideo, Buenos
Aires, across the Andes to Santi
ago, Chile, and north up the Pa
cific coast to home.
, Gluckman said he expects to
land at San Francisco Interna
tional Airport again near the
end of July.
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We Carry Our Own Contracts
Billy Rose To Wed
Secretly Saturday
New York (U.R) Billy Rose,
who once said headlines were
his staff pf life, plans a "secret
marriage" Saturday to his long
time fiance, Joyce Mathews, the
former wife of Milton Berle.
The bantam Broadway show
man turned real estate tycoon
admitted that he and Miss
Mathews will wed, but without
the benefit of "press coverage,
photographers or statements."
.The friendship between Rose,
56, and the 36-year-old former
actress became headine knowl
edge in July 1951 when Miss
Mathews slashed a wrist and
threatened to leap from Rose's
hideaway atop the Ziegfeld
theatre. She was later named as
the other women in the divorce
suit brought against the show
man by Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Rose.
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centavo pieces which are of little
value' and rarely carried. But the
cafe owners found a solution.
They sell their coffte for a 50
centatvo piece on even days of
the month and for 100 centavos
on odd days. : .-
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