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By UNITED PRESS
Moorhead, Minn. Emmett A. Betts, head of the Betts Heading
clinic, Haverford, Pa., criticizing the lecture method of teaching
future teachers methods of reading instructions:
"You can't teach a boy to read by lectures any more than you
can teach him to fly by lectures."
Nw York The Hv. Jacob Zhidkor, laadtr of a Russian Bap
tist delegation which toured the United States, comparing Baptist
church work in the United States and the Soviet Union:
"The form and methods may be somewhat different, but basi
cally they are the same."
London Former President Truman, who used to sell haber
dashery in Missouri, showing an English haberdasher how to tie
a necktia:
"Twirl it around your thumb like this. A perfect knot."
Clinton, Iowa Thomas Mc Andrews, a 19-year-old sailor, tell
ing his mother in a letter of the H-bomb blast in the Pacific:
"The light was so bright that even though I was facing the op
posite direction and nearly 30 miles away from ground sero I could
see right through my arm like an x-ray. My eyes were closed, loo."
Washington Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warning
that a substantial cut in the U.S. foreign aid program would weak
en the entire structure of the free world alliances:
"While there are encouraging signs within the Soviet bloc, we
should stick to the policies which have brought us this far."
Morse Will Support
Private Utilities in
Building Low Dams
Portland (U.R Sen. Wayne
Morse, speaking to members of
the newly merged AFL-CIO
unions here yesterday, said he
would support private utilities
in the construction of low head
dams where such dams are feas
ible but "not where they seek to
scuttle great dam sites and to
teal them from the American
people."
The merger convention saw
the AFL and CIO united in the
Oregon State Labor Council with
J. D. McDonald as the first
president.
Cheering Reception
Morse drew a cheering recep
tion from the labor delegates on
hand for the historic merger
convention as he assailed the
Republican stand on the con
struction of Hells Canyon dam.
He attacked recent criticism
that has been directed at him
for a bill on Hells Canyon he
has introduced which would
German Confesses To
Electrocuting Wife
Nuernberg, Germany U.R
Paul Alt, a 56-year-old store
keeper, confessed to electrocut
ing his wife with a light card
while he scrubbed her back in
the bathtub, police reported
Tuesday.
His wife Pauline, 51, was
found last week in the tub, her
back badly burned. Alt told po
lice a heavy basin of boiling
water must have fallen on her.
But under questioning he con
fessed he electrocuted her in the
zinc-lined tub with the raw end
of a light cord. He told police
he wanted to marry a younger
girl and knew the plan would
work because he already had
killed his dog that way.
have the dam constructed by
the Bureau of Reclamation. If
President Eisenhower would in
dicate that the wants the dam
built by the Army engineers in
stead of by the Reclamation
Bureau, Morse said he would ac
cept it as an amendment to his
bill.
He said that he had provided
for construction by the Reclama
tion Bureau because ,an agree
ment of long standing between
the Army Engineers and the Re
clamation service that it would
be done that way.
Smith Also Speaks
Gov. Elmo Smith also was a
featured speaker. He called on
labor to take more interest in
government and suggested that
labor take a keener interest in
community development.
The governor asked labor to
help in determining new tax
legislation for the state.
"Certainly you men should be
interested in seeing that a cli
mate favorable to industrial de
velopment is maintained in Ore
gon," he said.
He called on labor 'to take a
long look at any legislation re
garding taxes that might put
Oregon manufacturing in an un
favorable position.
Bible School Program
Set in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Commencement
exercises for Vacation Bible
school at the Assembly of God
held June 22 at 7:45 p.m. in the
church.
Parents and friends are in
vited to attend the program and
view handwork exhibits made
during the school.
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Dufur Man Electrocuted
While Cleaning Pipe
Dufur, Ore. U.R) Ebra R.
Tidwell, 50, was electrocuted
yesterday afternoon while clean
ing out an irrigation ditch on
his ranch near Dufur, Ore. Tid-
wel, one of his sons, and anoth
er man were working on the ir
rigation pipe cleaning out sand
and gravel.
The victim was kneeling on
the ground when he lifted one
of the pipes in the air, making
contact with a high voltage wire
overhead.
Twins Will Meet
After 87 Years -
Durban, South Africa (U.RX
Hugh Fraser Ross, 103-year-old
Gordon Highlander, hoped today
to be reunited with his twin
brother Robbie whom he has
not seen in 87 years.
They left Scotland 87 years
ago, Robbie to became a success
ful brewer in Australia and
Hugh to fight the Kaffir wars
in South Africa.
Brig. P. J. Parsons, an Aus
tralian Salvation Army official
visiting the Union of South Afri
ca, met Ross and recalled that he
had met his twin brother a year
ago when he was only 102.
He said he would check when
he got back to Sydney to see if
Robbie was still around.
Lower America-Europe
Plane Fares Discussed
Cannes, France U.R) Execu
tives of air lines flying southern
and polar transatlantic routes
tried again today to thrash out
final details of a compromise
proposal to cut fares between
the European and American
continents as much as 20 per
cent.
An announcement Thursday
or Friday is expected to insti
tute the fare cuts for 15-day ex
cursions beginning in October
and to drop year-around rates
permanently starting in April,
1958.
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noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
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Atlantic Plane Crash
History's 4th Worst
Washington, June 20 U.R)
The crash of the Venezuelan air
liner reported to have killed 74
persons ranks fourth in the list
of plane disasters.
The worst disaster occurred
on June 18, 1953, when a United
States Air Force C124 crashed
near Tokyo killing 129 persons.
Another Air Force-C124 plane
crash ranks second. That plane
went down near Moses Lake,
Wash., Dec. 20, 1952, killing 87
persons. Third was the crash of
a charter airliner near Cardiff,
Wales, March 12, 1950. There
were UO soccer fans killed in that
crash.
Legion Chief Demands
Vets' Pension Program
Yankton, S.D. U.R) J. Ad
dington Wagner, national com
mander of the American Legion,
demanded Tuesday night that
Gen. Omar Bradley "get his foot
off the oxygen tube leading to
veterans' benefits."
Wagner, in a speech here, said
the United States can afford a
veterans' pension program as
long as it can afford to give bil
lions to countries "we are not
sure of."
Wednesday, June 20, 1956
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CIRCUIT COURT
Richard T. Hanson vs. Edith D. Han
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Hattie Ward vs. Philip Ward, divorce
decree.
Jean Ella - Otis X. Ells, divorce
decree.
F. M. Campbell vs. Elsie M. Camp
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Ruby Arlene Steen Haga vs. Her
bert Hoover Haga, divorce decree.
Mildred E. Kelley vs. William K.
Kelley. divorce complaint.
Verna A. Smith vs. John E. Smith,
divorce decree.
Mildred Fay Anderson vs. Erick H.
Anderson, divorce complaint.
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