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British Post Office Starts
Robot-Run Official Lottery
'London "F The post office j bonds'' that constitute today's
cranked up Ernie Saturday for draw on the understanding they!
an atomic spin of the wheel of .would draw no ordinary interest
change to choose the first win-1 but stood to win if Ernie and
ners ia Britain's new lottery sav
ing! bond program.
Ernie is a machine, and an ex
pensive one at that, but it will
take him more than a day and
a half from the time Postmaster
General Ernest Marples pressed
an ivory switch to select 23.000
winners for nearly one million
pounds ($2,800,000) in prizes.
No Interest
Britons bought the "premium
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Vice President Sees
Brother, Bride, Wed
Pensacola. Fla. W Vice
President Rlcharrr Nixon's
youngest brother. Ens. Edward
C. Nixon Saturday married a
New Orleans college student he
met on a blind date over a year !
go.
With the Vice President look
ing on, Nixon, 27, and Gay Lynn
Woods, 19, daughter of a New
Orleans contractor, were wed
in private ceremonies at the
Protestant chapsri of the Pensa
co a Naval Air Ration.
Nixon, a nvy helicopter
pilot, and his bVide, who just
completed her junior year at
Sophia Newcomb college iiV New
Orleans, left the chapel under
an arch of swords formed by
the bridegroom's fellow officers.
Vice President Nixon was
only a spectator at the wedding,
performed by. Chaplain Cdr. R.
Em Elliott.
Lady Luck were good to them.
Ernie, whose full name is "el
ectronic random number equip
ment," will choose the winners
"blindfolded" through a com
plex system involving the un
predictable movement of atomic
particles in electrified neon gas.
The huge 25,000 pounds, S70,
000 roulette robot will select
the winning bond numbers au
tomatically but it will take 150
real people to record them.
Britons, who wager freely on
the horse races and dog races
and the football pools have been
slow to respond to the premium
bond program. The government
hopes the first award of prizes
will bring a pickup in sales.
Sheldon Sackett's
Hew Paper To Begin
Portmouth, Va. W Sheldon
F. Sackett announced Saturday
that his new newspaper, the.
Portsmouth World, will begin
publication "on or after July
5th." In the interim, Sackett
taid. he will begin publishing
a shopper's guide within the
next few weeks.
Sackett bought the Ports
mouth Times, renafhed the
World, a few weeks ago. He is
the publisher of the Coos Bay
(Ore.) Times and 14 west coast
labor weeklies, and owner of
three radio stations, including
KROW, Oakland, Calif.
Korean War Bride,
Sick Son, To Join
Badly Hurt Husband
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Tokyo W Army doctigs told
a distraught young Korean mo
ther Saturday her year-old son
was well enough to resume their
emergency trip to the side of her
critically injured American sol
dier husband in Arkansas.
Mrs. Tae Moon Cherry and
her son, Marvin, were booked
to leave Tokyo on a special
Army chartered DC6 for San
Francisco. They were scheduled
to arrive Sunday morfiing.
Mrs. Cherry, near hysteria
from worry, has threatened to
storm Tokyo Army hospital and
take her son out by force if nec-
fssary.
Boy Better
However, doctors said the boy
was sufficiently recovered from
dysentary to make the flight
tn loin his father, Armv Snpp-
fialist 3-C Havis V. Cherry.
Cherry was reported near
death in the Army-Navy Gen
eral hospital in Hot Springs,
Ark., from injuries reteived in
an automobile accident near his
home at Monticello, Ark., last
week.
American Red Cross officials
jill meet mother and son at
San Francisco Sunday and they
will arrive in Hot Springs Sun
day night or early Monday.
Doctors in Arkansas had ap
pealed to military authorities in
the Far East to rush Mrs. Cherry
and the boy to the soldier's bed
side to give him "more will to
live."
$10,600 Stolen in
Robbery Found;
Thief Shows Vay
Allentown. Ga. l A fi
nancially embarrassed father led
officers early Saturday to a
woodland cache holding S10.600
he grabbed from the Three
County Bank in a noon holdup
Friday. Sheriff George Hatcher
reported.
The Wilkinson County Sheriff
said George W. Heath. 35, con
fessed the bank robbery after
hours of questioning and led
officers to the hiding spot on
his former farm in adjacent
Laurens county.
"It checked out to the dollar,"
Hatcher said. "He had S10 in
his billfold but didn't have any
of the bank's money on him. We
put all the money back in the
bank."
No Motive
Hatcher said Heath, an em
ploye of the Veteran's Adminis
tration Hospital at Dublin, Ga.,
gave no motive for the holdup ,
except to say, "I drank some
whisky and I sho did mess up."
But acquantances said he had i
been in financial straits and had I
repeatedly tried to borrow mon-;
ey, according to the sheriff. i
Officers were able to arrest :
Heath within hours aficr the i B
holdup because, ironically, frag-
ments of a recently paid-ou loan
not was found with a S250 pack
of S3 bills he dropped beside a
rural road along the bandit's
getaway route, Hatcher said.
Sunday, June 2, 1957
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
A redwood iree which may
be taller than the Statue of Lib
erty, weigh more than 2,000.000
pounds, and contain enough
wood to build several houses
grows from c seed little bigger
than the head of a pin.
Torricelli invented the first
barometer in 1643.
Telephone makers use tons of
coal each year. The substance is
ground, sifted, washed,, and
roasted to form carbon granules
necessary for the operation of
telephone transmitters.
See "SHADY"
for SHADES
VENETIAN and RjbLL
Wakefield Drapery
1100 Crater Lake Ave.
SP 2-6010
THEIR SEPARATE WAYS The Freeman Siamese twins,
separated by an operation in Youngstown, 0. May 23,
pose for their first picture. They are held by nurses Mil
dred Engle (left) and Barbara Nageotte. Born joined
together at the abdomen, the twins were separated after
a five-hour operation.
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savinRs accounts people have with us.
Whether it's aonderful weddir . . .eolleesajdueajtion . . . When you 'r planning
thincs for your children, remember. thng' no toundw play tosv thtn
your Insured Savings ajnd Loan gonoction.
These days, people all over the country pot om doll lnt Insuned
Savings and Loan Associations than into ny other type) of 4t.1rir.gt
instituKvns. The returns are ex!rItt . . . pud your saving jr
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Kill Cuban Rebels
in Sharp Encounter
High in Mountains
Havana HP Rural guards-; i
men killed nine rebels and
wounded f6ur others in a pitched
battle near Cuba's highest moun
tain in an all-out drive to root
out pockets of anti-government
resistance, Army Chief of Staff
Francisco Tabernilla said Satur- j
day. I
Tabernilla reported that his !
men seized a rebel radio station ;
and quantities of arms and am-'
munition in the clash near Pico ;
Turquino, in rebel-infested Or
iente province.
Get More Ammunition
The battle was so sharp that
16 soldiers had to leave the line !
and return to Ubero for more
ammunition, the Arntj) Chief
said.
Ubero was the scene of an
other battle Tuesday in which
rebels surprised the Army gar
rison, killing 11 men, pounding
19 and carting off another 25 as .
prisoners. The government said
15 rebels were killed. I
The government mapped a
new extermination campaign un
der the personal direction of
President Fulgencio Batista to
crush the rebel movements. :
Peasants were ordered evacu
ated from their homes in the
Sierra Maestra mountatin region
preparatory to an aerial bomb
ardment that was expected to
saturate the area. ;
Britain Vill Release
Frozen Egyptian Funds
Cairo (W Egypt has reported
that Britain has agreed to re
lease S16. 800,000 in frozen Egyp
tian funds to cover debts con
tracted by Egypt before nation
alization of the Suez canal last
July.
Britain, as well as France and
the United States, froze all
Egyptian funds on deposit in
British banks after President
Gamal Abdel Nasser seized con
trol of the canal and facilities
of the Anglo-French canal July
26.
Alaska's area is nearly one
fifth that of continental United
States.
AM eS-D QUESTION Dem
ecratic Senator John F. Ken
t; e d y of Massachusetts
(afejv) expressed his belief
is, a Pittsburgh speech that
t Soman Catholic could be
Prisident despita the belief
of omt politicians that one
could not. He denied any
mbition to seek the Dem
ocratic Whitt House nqmi-
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