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52nd Year M EDFORD Price 10 Cents RIBUNE 2nd SECTION MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 Pages 1 to 10 T I West Berlin's Lonely Women Easy Svindle Target; Man Jailed 13th Time Berlin IP) Police arrest-1 ber 900,000 and women 1,- SATELLITE'S AMPLIFIER This tiny amplifier, "no bigger than a package of gum," being held by W. Merle Alexander, Oklahoma State University physics instructor, (left) is being used in the "Explorer" satellite now orbit ing around the earth for the purpose of amplifying the impact of micrometeorites striking the sides of the satel lite. Alexander is the leader of the project that developed the amplifier. Holding the amplifier's microphone is Dr. H. E. Harrington, head of the O.S.U. physics department, and research director of the O.S.U. Research Foundation in Stillwater, Okla. Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS Philadelphia Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris, chief of the Army ballistic missile agency in Huntsville, Ala., on the urgent necessity for the United States to achieve manned control of space: ' "The blunt truth is that we are in a race against time with an adversary of no mean capabilities, who has com mitted to his effort a far greater percentage of his total resources than we have so far mustered." New York Whit House Assistant Sherman Adams, on why lh nation should support President Eisenhower's call for a nongovernmental East-West cultural conference: "While the missile, propulsion, anti-missile, detector and early warning race is of critical importance, it probably is no more so than the race to win the trust, respect, confidence and regard of the people of the rest of the world, no matter where they live." Washington President Eisenhower, on why his chief White House aide, Sherman Adams, has every right to make publie addresses: "He knows exactly what I believe, what are my con victions, my policies, and he attempts to make his speeches xactly in that line." Washington Theodore O. Yntema, Ford vice president, ea why he wouldn't spell out. the conditions for putting into effect his proposal that the government stop collecting iaxet if the current business slump gets any worse: "It's the idea that's important." Joliet, 111. Nathan Leopold, 52. appealing for parole after serving 33 years for the thrill-killing of 14-year-old Bobby Franks, on how he has changed since the 1924 Chicago murder that shocked the nation: "I was an intelligent savage who knew no law except his own desires. I am no longer the conceited smart aleck kid, but an older man who humbly pleads for your com passion." Hollywood Actress Kathy Grant, wife of singer Bing Crosby, on the child they are expecting next August: "I hope everyone will be as happy as we are." Conference on Small Business Problems Set Corvallis How research nd development can help small business will be the key note next month for an Ore gon small business conference at Oregon State college. The three-day conference, scheduled March 13 to 15. was organized to help small busi nessmen of the state learn how to use research and de velopment to solve many of their business problems. The conference is a follow up to a national conference called in September by Presi dent Eisenhower. State con ferences were recommended by the national leaders and the Corvallis Conference on Research and Development for Oregon Small Business is the first announced by any state. First-Day Sessions First-day meetings will be built around how research can help small business, import ance of research in the Ameri can economy, and how small business can get started on a small-scale in research and de velopment programs. "Nego tiated Government Research Contracts" will be topic for the dinner address. The second-day sessions will include discussions on re search agencies available to small business. These include commercial organizations, re search institutes, educational institutions and state and fed eral agencies. Sources of re search and development infor mation will draw emphasis in the afternoon. Question - and - answer per iods on various phases of re search and development are scheduled the final morning of the conference. Business men will be given opportun ity to discuss their individual problems and programs with conference speakers and vis iting authorities. Milton H. Mater, president of a Corvallis manufacturing firm, is conference chairman. Milosh Po p o v i c h, assistant dean of engineering at Ore gon State college, is program chairman. A love letter to Westerners w who are sweet on Spreckels Sugar ft isn't often we get a chance to thank all you folks who've used Spreckels Sugar for years... and it seemed like a good idea to do it! To you Westerners who haven't tried it, we think you'll love rbright, white, Spreckels Granu lated Sugar.. .and we'll love you for using it! SPRECKELS SUGAR Westerner or sweef on Spreckels Sugar iksPRcCKElsi ed "The Heartbreaker" the other day for the 13th time. He has the prosaic name of Paul Mueller, is 60, has thin ning grey hair, prominent fea tures and wean glasses. He has a timid, retiring manner, looks like a rural laborer and has no resem blance to anyone most people I ; would consider a lady-killer, i Kilt nnllna nrhn iirora hi, 1 trail for 18 months dubbed him "the heartbreaker" with good reason. They called him one of the most dangerous examples of the "marriage swindler," who preys on West Berlin's 490, 000 lonely women. Police found him at his work in the home of a pros perous widow who owns a West Berlin inn. Gives Money To Swindler The widow already had giv en Mueller 2,000 marks ($500) to finance their planned "marriage," police said. Mueller was accused of col lecting sums of up to 2,500 marks (625) from numerous other marriage-seeking wom en. Because of the shortage of marriageable men, "marriage swindling" has become a well paid profession here. Looks, fine clothes, groom ing, nfoney, a good job are not needed. In this city of lonely women all you need for the job is lack of character, some ruth lessness and the ability to promise marriage to girls who want a husband. Women Want Husbands There are very many wom en who do want a husband. Most of them have no chance of .getting one. Of West Berlin's popula tion of 2.200.000 300,000. This gives a surplus of 400,000 women. But that figure tells only part of the story. Unmarried women above 21 number Rehearsals Start For Annual Kapers Rehearsals are now under way for the annual Medford Kiwanis Kapers, a program of songs, gags, skits and danc ing scheduled for Feb. 26, '27 and 28 and March 1 at the Medford High school auditor ium. Professional director is Bob D'Arcy of Lassen Productions, Hollywood, Calif. He outlined features of the show to Ki- wanians yesterday at. their I however, luncheon meeting at Rogue Valley Country club. "Krazy Kapers of 1958" will have a magazine review theme. Scenes in the first act will depict certain magazines or features of magazine pub lication. Second act will con cern a television magazine and will be a telecast review with the Kiwanis chorus par ticipating. The production will have all local talent. Proceeds will go largely toward financing a dental clinic which is sched uled to open MarcH 1 in the county courthouse. Tickets are available from any Kiwanian. Special chil dren's prices will prevail on Wednesday night of the show and all seats will be general admission. Reserved seats will be available for the Thurs day, Friday and Saturday per formances when there' will be men num- no lower price for youngsters. 490,000. Of these, 245.000 are widows, 75,000 divorcees and 170,000 single girls who were never married. Most marriage swindlers use the same method as Muel ler. Police say he met his vic tims by putting advertise ments in lonely hearts col umns. Many German news papers and magazines run columns of "husband want ed" and "wife wanted" adver tisements. ' Numerous marriage bu reaus also, cater to the needs of lonely people and provide a fertile field for adventurers. The marriage swind-ler meets a lonely woman through an advertisement or an agen cy, quickly proposes marriage and sets a date for the wed ding. Shortly before the wedding, he borrows money to meet a financial obligation or to make a 'down payment on a home or 'to meet some wedding expense. With the money in his pock et he is off to answer another advertisement and repeat the process. , Library To Compete With Din of Traffic Leominster, Mass. (IP) The din of traffic in the business district will have to compete against classical music. The Public Library plans an experimental program of broadcasting such music through loudspeakers . outside the building. The records to Je played will be selected from the li brary's collection. Library trustees said they hoped the broadcasts would stimulate increased borrowing of the records. Museum Visited by 1 203 in January Jacksonville A total of 1,203 persons visited the Jack sonville museum during Janu ary, Miss Mary Hanley cura tor, has Announced. The total compares with 1,139 in Janu ary last year,, and brings the total since the museum opened July 10, 1950, to 274, 206. Visitors came from 24 states, the territories of Alaska and Hawaii, and from Australia, Holland, Canada and Thailand. There were seven groups of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Bluebirds and Cub Scouts. Gifts and loans included a section of the oldest Cornice pear tree in the valley, furn ished by C. C. Cordy, county horticultural agent. The tree furnished budwood for all the old Cornice pear orchards here. Other gifts and loans in cluded a World War I ma chine gun, Indian jewelry and artifacts, old newspapers, and several other items. CONTEMPORARY VALENTINES "I Delight your Valentines with these gay, witty cards. Come in and choose yours soon from our complete selection. , MEDFORD PHARMACY, INC. 101 No. Central Corner 6th Phone SP 2-6253. 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