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o o o ,o o o o o o O O o o o o o o o o 0 o o o , O 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o'O O o o o o o ' MAIL TRIBUNEMfflhni QfQteQr- T??D lUi . 3V V ' V !r,--:-7-Vfi ' A - rift t,M f pi )l ; . & ARRVlNG 1$ gp? $02, Sin Jerry "Lewi kisses13-year-old bri, Slyrgv after, being forced to cancel Iondwi engagement d?ter i'estiiJ fif naffid Myf a be fore divorce frowitnfj.ftifffti, Industries iff$ac eFor Personnel Chicago (UPI) Many industries current, lire in a frenzied ie for training per sonnel, particularly since the launching of the Russiah-Sput-niks spurred managements. Burin the summer of 1957, the foundry industry got the jump on others by launching J""'!" " j " an educational program tt was introduced by the Ameri can Foundrymen's Society. The progressive ' industry wide program of In-Plant Per sonnel Advancements provid ed intensive courses of study in job training for supervisory ranks in foundries. i The industry response ex ceeded all expections, the AFS said, and some of the courses in the original sched ule were over-subscribed, necessitating repeat sections. An analysis of the AFS training and research program reveiled a total attendance of 403 'students" . who travelled 335,935 miles, or an average of 833.6 miles per man, to participate in the job tnii Eighty-nine per cent of the 338 companies represented were foundries,he AFS said, and were - located in 25 states, two Canadian pro vinces Ifvo Mexican states. t Brewery Worfcetf To Vofon Terrag San Francisco (UPI) - firiking brewery worke were expected today tc-com-plete their balloting on terms for a new contract that would end a sonth - long strike lockout Sat five major Calif ornia breweries. Spokesmen for thQ Team sters Union, which represents the (Krikers, an) the California-Brewers association pre dicted the term would meet with acceptance. ' The terms were said to in- cludea S4 weekly age raise this ykar and $4 next year. Representatives of the un ion and employers scheduled a joint meeting for Tuesday, anticipate a favorable vote The breweries involved in the dispute are Hamm's. Bud weiser, Schlitz, Falstaff and Burgermeister. Q Portland Student Suffers Beating Portland (UPI) Noel Reiniger, 24, a student at Reed college, said two men beat him without provocation late Saturday night after (J minor traffic accident. Reiniger was hospitalized with twoCDfractures of the jaw. He said the car in front of him stopped at a green light and that he bumped into it lightly. He said two men got out of the other car as he went to see if there was any damage. One of them grab bed him from behind and the other hit him four or five times before thjy got back in the car and drove aay, Reiniger said. QUITS CRIME La Puente, Calif. (UPI) A young "bubble gum ban cit," his soul filled with re morse, has determined to "go straight" for the rest of his life. The 11-year-old "bandit" was seized as he strolled out of a market Friday with five cents worth of bubble gum. "Something just (One over me," be said. 1 n i New f)arg (Uf) pc. Daniel Ifzlo, (55, idjejiy known for his cancer re search, died Sunday (Sfter g, lortg) illness. Q$ formern in structor in medicine atnmi versities in Germany and Au? tfia, he was chieof the di V. vision of (neoplastic diseases at Montefiore hospital here SUl?" ClQg& "VICTIM New Delhi. India fUPIl ' ' niunstrokeUkilled at least 65 persons last week in tne east Indian state of Bihar where temperatures of up toPl20 degrees were recorded, it was reported today. o Robinson's Sen Injured in Fall Hollywood (UPI ) Ed ward G. Robinson Jr., 2), son of the famed actor, was in "good" condition today at Cedars of Lebanon hospital, but a doctor's report was due later tm the extent of his in juries suffered in a fall frm a sun deck at tiis home.. "It was just a littlT spill, Robinson said this morning of his 35-fdwt plui from his Malibu sun deck to the begch below. "I was sgrffishing1 and lost my balancg) whil jwas casting "I was in (& lot of ain At first, now they've got m dop ed up. I ogn Hgrdly see, though. Thedoctor will tell me later tjiay (just fthat is injured." Robinson, who just finish ed roK$ in "ftoren At tack" f- July relets, r cei?6fl emerjgency trtment affer th accident Sunday. DoctortJ worked tor 40 min utesQremoving sni from hit eyes. 'Riey said h might htvt suffered necS; fin j spin ditlo cations. A.n incoming fvtvc cUSiioned his fftll. ftforkefs To New Yor3 (UPT Un ion members ' will bs Qsktd to ratify a new two-year con tract providing fin 11 ctnt hourly pay increas for 4,508 Western Union amoloyefts im Lihe Ofew York area. Agreemeni on psci wS reached Sunflay night in Washington by representa tives of the company end th Independent American Com munications association after an 11-hour bargaining session. The old contract Expired Sat urday midnight bu W69 W tended through Sunday. On Saturday, "Western Un ion agreed to similar terms with the AFL-CIO Commf cial Telegraphers union thot reprsents its 33,000 employees elsewhere in the flalion. SBc cents of the 11-cent hourly pay increase provided in the new contract took ef fect Sunday. The remaining five cents will be added Sept. 1. The contract does not pro vide for wage reopeisng or cost of living increase. HE KEEPS BEES e Auckland, N. Z. (UPI) Scr Edmund Hillary, the con queror of Mount Everest, still is listed in Who's Who as a bee keeper. "I still regard ex ploring in the light of a pas time rather than a life's work," he said. "Beekeeping is how I make my living and that is how I should be listed." Despite a general increase in population, the number of persons on farms in the United. States has fallen from 32 million in 1910 to 24 mil lion in 1950. Codies of Tvo Fliers Lasted Enterprise, Org OJPI) The bodies a, two Lewis ton, Idaho, men who disap peared March 2 were recov ered about 35 miles northeast of here Sunday near the Oregon-Idaho border. The victims were Art Jo hansson, 52, the pilot, and Ed Schlieffer, 55. o The two were flying a Beechcraft Bonanza plane from Ontario, Oje., to Lewis ton on the last leg of a return flight from Mexico City when the crash occurred during a storm. The wreckage as first sighted Friday by motorist Earl Banker, an Enterprise timber broker. Search parties were unable to go into the area Saturday due to a storm. The bodies were brought to Enterprise at 4:57 p.m. Sun day. Wallowa Councty Coroner Lenthal Bollman said h be lieved death of tne, two men was instantaneous Many aerial and ground searches were made during th first ix weeks the smell plane was missing, but so trace had been found. The ares 'here the erft was foun ie very rugged nff was covered with snow at the time of the crash, authorities said. Illinois School Initiates Art Plan Sterling, 111. (Iff A floor artistic drive of grade school plan for freeing the creative youngsters has been laid down, in elementary achools here. G Inftead of conventional art classes, with teachers walking amoitg deskf to compare the drawings of individual young sters, the Sterling schools have initiated a mass, creative-art program. The children are taken into the gymnasium, given large sheets pf pfper and crayons and a place on the floor of the gym to work. The teachers de part for a coffee break. c (Th kids sprawl in a nat ural "homelike" position and fellowO pupils act as live models. The school district's art con sultant, Lawrence Barron, thinks the students' creative abilities are brought . to the fore better with this method. Certainly the youngsters take to the art classes eagerly when allowed to flop down on hand and knees and work out crayon impressions much as thy would when playing at home. leaves on Streets Can Be Slippery Chicago OK A colorful carpeting of leaves on streets or highways can be as deadly as an icy spot, auto safety ex perts report. Slippery pavements may not be expected by most motorists until the winter months, according to the Chi cago Motor Club, but actually slippery streets can be found during autumn when leaves are falling. Motorists should avoid piles of leaves, and proceed with caution -if iff impossible to drive around them. The group also pointed but that piles of leaves may con ceal children at play. . Continue Search For Lost Plane Isirbsnks, Alaska (UPD Air force, Army and private aircraft ere continuing the search for a single engine plans which hes been miss ing since Monday .with four persons aboard. -. The plane, piloted by Neil Van Hatten, ,20, Fairbanks, was last seen when it left here' for Fort Yukon. It was due back here Tuesday morn ing. The three passengers were tentatively identified Thurs day as Richard Williams, Fort Xukon, Otis L. Htrley, i-add Air Force base, snd &irley Burton, Mile Post 23, iichardson highway. Tha tree swallow got its name because it is believed it prefers trees for nesting places as other swallows like barns or chimneys. NO NO USIS IT Ht ChM Mt, 3 flOCMTSCn SCUOCl OF CUSK1ESS 40-41 M. tivaraife SP CardiAafM Dtrth Reduces CoUg death of Samuel Cardinal Stritch has reduced the Sa cred College at Cardinals to 70 per. cent of iU full strength cut Pope Pius XII seems in fjio hurry to call a consistory to appoint flew members, in formed otledrvers said Satur day. The College of Cardinals, which can have as many as 78 members, now has 55. And many of these are advanced in age or ailing. Their average age is 72.. VAL Pilots Take Refresher Los Angeles (UPI) Pilots of Western Air Lines (WAL), idled 100 days by the longest complete shutdown in commercial aviation history, took refresher courses today to get the lina back in operation by June 10. The pilots, members of the Air Line Pilots association, went back to work Sunday, ending a walkout which had grounded WAL service to 47 cities in 13 Western states, Canada and Mexico since Feb." 21. Company officials began calling back" furloughed host esses, clerks and mechanics as they were needed. They hoped to have complete service re stored over the airline's 9,153 mile system in about 10 days. ALPA negotiators signed a back-to-work agreement short ly after 'midnight Sunday call ing for arbitration of issues unsettled in lengthy negotia tions for a new contract. It was understood one of the questions submitted to arbitra tion was tha "third pilot" issue . for prop-jets which Western plans to put in the air sometime next year. The pilots insisted in ne gotiations that a third pilot be employed when prop-jets are put into service. According to Western of ficials the strike cost the com Danv about SI million a month. More than 2,000 other employees were thrown out of work when 263 pilots went on strike. Museum Sets Up Satellite Exhibit Boston (UPI) The Bos ton Museum of Science lost little time in setting up a rocket-satellite exhibit after Russia launched Sputnik I l&st October. Since then, museum staff ers have been peppered with a new, barrage of questions from visitors. Samples: What keeps it up there? How soon will we have our own satel lite in orbit? When will Amer icans get to the moon? What kind of fuel is best for a rocket ship? The museum staff said junior high school boys often ask the most intelligent ques tions. Many of the older visit ors show intelligent interest and scientific knowledge. ., Included in tbe display axe a scale model of the American satellite, a model Vanguard rocket with launching pad and a special earth, model de signed to show the path of the American satellite. Medford Youth in Yale Graduation New Haven, Conn., , Robert Alvar Carter, 23 South, Barneburg rd., Med ford, is among eight Oregon students to receive degrees at Yale University's 257th com mencement scheduled for 10:39 a.m., Monday, June 9. 1 A total of 2,014 candidates will receive their1 degrees next Monday. Commencement exercises will be held outdoors on the university's "old campus" where lOjpOO persons are ex pected to' attend the cere monies. " " Formal commencement pro gram will begin at 11 a.m., Sunday, June 8, when Presi dent A. Whitney Griswold will deliver the annual bacca laureate address in Woolsey hall. Senior class day exer cises will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday on the "old campus." About one-seventh of the nation's firms that supply products relating to atomic energy are located in New England. 3-424 Uf4, Ore. rbaaroBlu! bfm 1 , . -,e- - tgsk - 2H ADMITTING CHAHGES by 15-3'ear-old daughter that she "stole" girl's teen-age boy friends, Mrs. Muriel Jacobus (right), 40, faces charges involving juvenile delinquency. Here she is being questioned by Sacramento, Cal., police woman. Mrs. Jacobus is unemployed. (UPI Telepkoto) Saw Cuts Wood, Not Pittsburgh TO A circular saw that can sever wood but can't cut the operator is one of many ungual items under development at Bockwell Mfg. Co.'s research center here. The saw, which its design ers sey will be safe for a six-year-old to use, still is in the laboratory stage. 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The (Jide awakening came when his father went to Phila-1 delphia to bring him home. The turkey first- appeared as Christmas fare in 1524. Riverside and S. Central -Open 24 Jours top Kinft sob o O 0 Q MONEY O How much do American man forising life? ?a)(3l00,000 (b) $200,000 (e) $350,000 o o 0 off life Answer: (b) Statistics show that the life time income of tbe average American man is less than $200,000. From this less than 17 save enough for retirement. Outf 100 men age 25, 65 are living at age 55. 54 of these are dependent oa someone else for support. HEALTH What are your chances of being a hospital patient within the next year? (a.) loutof t (b) 1 out of IS (e) I out of 20 Answer: (a 1 out of 8. Approximately 2,000,000 families each year have medi cal bills amounting to one-half or more oheir annual income. Of these families 500,000 have medical bills each year greater than their total annual income. oo - O 3?r f rft'&Zi' G&ide study call your Prudential Agent g mail coupon. 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