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0WHiCH ONE? You be the judge. Here are the Tournament of Roses princesses at
,5 Pasadena, Calif. Left to right, top: Frida Nilsen, 18, Ann Mossberg, 19, Frances Smith,
19, and Diane Warner, 18. Bottom: Mita Albertson, 18, Lynn McCaffrey, 19, and An
o toiaette.McClean, 19. One will be named Queen. Which one?
Klamath Woman Injured in
Jump To Elude Policemen
Klamath Falls U.FS A 49-
year-old iWamath Fills' woman
aa tcported to be in good con
dition at a local hospital today
after sie jumped from a second
.2 uory window Tuesday night to
e ttcape police.
5 Officers ttientified the woman
as "Mrs. ftfina Frisbie. They said
Vatf Had sone to the rooming
houewhere the woman lived to
e erve a warrant charging grand
theft in Shasta county,. Cali
lornia.
Th woman's husband told of-
2'fccrs bis wife'was not at home
but as rthey pushed inside the
o room they found Mr. Frisbis
W th apartment.
O Sil was only prtially dressed.
officer ajd, and. was granted
prrmiwion to g to .another room
to finish dresnng.
Minutes later the officers
. hoard scream fr.om outside the
' roomfflg "house a:nd found the
Woman- had plunged1 f r q m a
eoend story window in an at-
j Doctors said she, suffered a
oirnjwjij fracture 'of one .leg
and wat being heid linder guard
at a Klamath Falls-hospital.
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Fred Hoagland, manager of
the apartment building, said that
a step ladder was leaning against
the building only a few feet
from the window from which
the woman jumped and had she
taken time to notice it, would
have served her escape.
School Janitor Gets
Chance at Teaching
Worcester, Mass. IU.R) Wor
cester School Department is giv
ing one 6f its janitors a crack
at teaching.
Joseph J. Hastings, 44, laid
aside his broom and received a
three-month leave of absence
from the custodian force to try
his hand as a substitute teacher.
He hopes later to be appointed a
regular.
Hastings, a graduate of Holy
Cross College, gave up a prior
teaching job at Fort Kent, Me.,
because it was 500 miles from
home.
He took an extensive elemen
tacy teaching course this sum
mer and passed the national
teaching examinations.
Gas Test Well To Be
Sunk Near Ontario
Ontario CU.R) Jack Sullivan,
land manager for the Oroco Oil
and Gas Company, announced
here yesterday that the firm
will start operations next week
on sinking a test well about
nine miles northwest of here.
Sullivan said the well would
be about 6500 feet deep and the
company had hopes of striking
natural gas. oil or both.
He said the site for the well
was determined from studying
the results and findings of some
14 other test wells that have
been drilled in the area.
Mindszenty's
Secretary Held
In Budapest Jail
Budapest iU.R) Joseph Card
inal Mindszenty's secretary was
arrested by Communist agents
recently while trying to leave
Hungary with a message from
Mindszenty to Francis Cardinal
Spellman of New York, it was
learned today.
The secretary. Father Egon
Turcsanyi, is now imprisoned in
Budapest's Urloe street jail. He
was seized 12 days ago as he
and a Western correspondent
were preparing to flee to Vienna
en route to New York. The cor
respondent was allowed to leave.
Charges Not Known
The charges on which Tur
csanyi were detained were not
known. Neither was the sub
stance of the message which
Cardinal Mindszenty, still a refu
gee in the American legation
here, bad dispatched to the New
York archbishop.
However Father Turcsanyi,
besides serving as secretary to
the cardinal, is a well known
Hungarian authority. It was be
lieved his mission may have con
cerned the cardinal's plans to
write the story of his arrest and
eight-year imprisonment by the
old Hungarian Communist regime.
VALUABLE FIND
Traverse City, Mich. U.R)
Gary Beck, high school football
player, found a runaway mink,
but no one came to claim it. The
mink had four offspring. Young
Beck raised them. He soon
found he had 55 of the animals.
Back as sold enough pelts al
ready to pay for two years in
college.
Over 200 Requests
Made To Draft Bills j
Salem kU.R) Sam Haley, leg- :
islative counsel, said here yes
terday that his office has re
ceived requests to draft more
than 200 bills to be presented to
the 1957 session of the Oregon
Legislature which convenes in
January. - i
Haley's statement confirmed
earlier reports that the legisla-1
tors would face a huge job in
wading through the bills that
will be brought up for action in
the session.
Most of the requests for draft
ing of bills have come from leg
islative interim committees, leg
islators and state departments.
The large number of bills al
ready in the process of being
drawn up drew speculation on
how long the legislators would
have to remain in session to
clean them up.
The 1955 session lasted 115
days, second longest in the state's ,
history.
Thursday, Norember 22, 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TUtlEE
Horseshoeing Course
Revived by College
Ithaca, N. Y. (U.PJ Cornell i
University's veterinary college
has resumed a course -it dropped 1
more than 30 years ago as de
funct. The course, in farriery horse
shoeing was resumed a couple
of years ago by popular demand.
The growth of thoroughbred and
harness racing created a need
for the ancient skill. And the
college now trains one man each
semester in the craft as part of
its extension program.
The course includes study of j
the anatomy of a horse's foot,
hoof trimming, fitting the shoe j
and forging it. But it takes years
to become an expert. I
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San Bernardino, Calif. (U.R)
What happened Wednesday to a
Marine helicopter pilot, steep
ed in the corp'i "no retreat"
tradition, was enough to make
him want to join the infantry.
While the rotors of Capt. Max '
Schumacher's helicopter whirred
fast enoueh to drive him for-1
ward at 33 miles per hour, the
wind near a 10-000-acre brush
fire he was spotting drove him
that fast backward.
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