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By CLAY R. POLLAN-
Your Daily Activity Guide JH
According to the Start.
To develop messoge for Tuesday,
read words corresponding to numbers
o of your Zodiac birth sign.
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1 Money
2 Contacts
3 Quirks
4 Doesn't
5 Keep
6 Or :
7 Vol-jes-3
Spent
9Todoy
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II Hurt
12 Money
13 With
14 To 1
15 0utlok
16 Put
17 Mix
13 Chances
19 Whims
20 Srroignt-
21 Of
22 Could . .
23 Benedtn-ig
74 Harm
ft And
26 Through
27 Would
23 Your
29 Affectionol
30 Off
31 Deals
32 Ties
33 Your
34 Decisions
35Tcdoy
36 Freeiy
37 Pay -33
Are
39 Off
40 Top
41 Ideals
42 Old
43 With
4 Dreams
45 High
46 Be
47 Or
43 Do
49 Rebellious
50 Woit
51 Money
52 And
53 Eccentric
54 For
55 Folks
56 Nothing
57 Obligations
58 Inspiration
59 May
60 To
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61 Eras
62 Wasted
63 Change
64 Collect
65 The
66 Consider
67 And
68 Money
69 An
70 Be
71 Should
72 Legal
73 Be
74 Picture "
75 Avoided
76 Trusted
77 Whatever
78 A
79 Considerably
80 Clearer
81 Prominent
82 Attractive
83 Matters
84 Is
85 Improved
86 Coming
87 People
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inn war nnfp-
house of representa-
;tis rejects three major
j.ianges in the defense reor-
.rgacization bill. President Eis
eiower had backed these
changes strongly, contending
that thy would strengthen
four military establishment
and make it more efficient.
;,The house supported its own
.armed services committee
i against the President,, turned
"down" the changes he asked
for, passed the bill and sent
it oh to the senate,
j. The vote generally followed
party lines, with Republicans
f for and Democrats against the
f President's proposals.
j lVH0 isVight the house or
j vthe President?
J ' I wouMn't know. The is
'f sucs involved are highly tech
nical, and an ordinary layman
, isn't competent to pass an
opinion on them,
v But "
lCdlUCUb ii5ciiuunci
' generally : accepted ' as the
.'World's forentosi soldier. It
:stands to reason that when it
..comes to military matters he
knows what he is talking
about and isn't playing elec
tion year politics.
Ex-Convict Admits
Considering Kidnap
Hollywood (UPI) Ex
convict Wilburn Davison ad
mitted Saturday he consid
ered kidnaping Mrs. Bing
'Crosby, 24, because her. mil
lionaire husband is "old, she's
young." he's got plenty of
money and wouldn't xmiss
$100,000.. V- T :
Davison 48, made , the ad
mission 'at a news conference
in Los Angeles county jail.
He said he and his "partner"
wanted the ransom money to
go into a "legitimate busin
ess." Davison said the idea was
dropped when "I read in a
magazine that she was preg
nant." Davison, hefd here on his
admission of 11 robberies in
the Los Angeles area, said he
and his "partner" planned to
kidnap the former K a t h y
Grant, hold her and then
notify Crosby.
Dr. Heatheringlon
Elected to Post
Dr. J. Scott Heatherington,
formerly of Medford, was in
stalled as president of the
Oregon - Osteopathic associa
tion during the Northwest Os
teopathic convention meeting
in Seattle.
Dr. Heatherington succeeds
Dr. John Wood of Forest
Grove for a one-year term. He
has previously served in the
office and is a member of the
house of delegates of the
American Osteopathic asso
ciation. Dr. Heatherington left Med-
Medical School Loses
Equipment To Thieves
. Portland (XTPI) Burglars
took from S6000 to $8000
worth of photographic equip
ment from the University of
Oregon medical school, police
discovered Sunday.
Police said the looters en
tered the photographic labo
ratory some time ' between
Friday night x and Sunday
noon.
ford about a year ago to es
tablish a practice in the Ore-'
gon City-West Linn area.
Dr. A. A. Griffin of Jack
sonville was named trustee
from the southern Oregon
district society.
Oregon Osfeopafhs
Elect West Linn Man
Seattle (UPI) Dr. J.
Scott Heatherington, West
Linn, Ore., was elected presi
dent of the Oregon Osteo
pathic association Sunday at
the annual Northwest Osteo
pathic convention here.
Dr. Elmer Flaming, The
Dalles, was named president
elect.
Eugene will be site of the
1959 Northwest convention.
Five islands, Nova Scotia,
according to Indian legend,
are giant pieces of earth that
the god Glooscap threw in
anger at a beaver.
4
CLUB
-ITU NEWS
Electriteers 4-H Club
The Electriteers 4-H 'club
met June 12 at the home of
their leader, Bob Brantley, on
Coker Butte rd. New officers
elected were Dennis Eyersoh,
president'; David Twedell, vice
president; Tim Groshong, sec
retary. Larry Meyer, '
Reporter.
Tokyo has 215 parks. One
park, Asakusa, has a Buddhist
shrine that contains the
largest paper lanterns in the
world.
077 Deans Resign
To Take New Jobs
Klamath Falls (UPI) The
dean of men and dean of
women at Oregon Technical
Institute are taking new po
sitions. John H. Hobson, dean of
men, said he was, resigning to
join an insurance company.
Virginia Kempston, dean of
women, will become dean of
women at Oregon College of
Education at Monmouth.
Radiations from a new ul
traviolet lamp are said to be
a thousand times more effec
tive than sunlight in killing
bacteria and viruses.
EX-TEST PILOT DIES
Elizabeth, N. C. (UPI)
Maj. Alford Joseph Williams,
67, former Navy test pilot,
died here Sunday. He played
an important role in develop
ing World War II dive bomb
ing tactics. Williams fought
a long and eventually success
ful battle for a separate Air
Force. The campaign won
him the nickname of the "sec
ond Billy Mitchell."
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Coventry, England (UPD
Mr. and Mrs. Gardener Sam
uel Lundle, returning after
their first night out since
their baby was born two
weeks ago, vowed they would
be stay-at-homes from now on.
They found that bailiffs had
carted off their furniture in
mistake for someone else's.
"I (lever NEVER Have
ARTS In My House"
"Sprinkle it freely in my Jim Closet
so safe no worry of poiscning" y
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FOREIGN affairs note:
. Rebellious FRENCHMEN
"gather in Algiers to spread
. their revolt against De Gaulle
f,io the French mainland,
f What s it all about?
This is the issue:
Jig In Algeria, a million French
.'colonists have been running
the affairs of NINE MILLION
' Algerian natives. The nine
million Algerian natives want
.. to -run their own affairs. If
'Premier De Gaulle's promise
P of EQUAL VOTING RIGHTS
,:for Moslems and Frenchmen
' means what it seems to mean,
J.the nine million Algerian na
tives will be able to run their
Qwn affairs.
Vardrobe Wonder
THAT'S about the size of it.
We'll see what we'll see.
"iPACATION note:
.The American Express
company which keeps . its
finger on the pulse of vaca
tion travel, both at home and
abroad says Americans will
spend some 18 BILLION DOL
LARS sightseeing in the Unit
ed States this year.
Hmmmm.
A lot of Americans appar
ently haven't heard about the
recession.
-Girls' State Opens
On Campus at Salem
Salem (UPI) More than
i 240 Oregon high school girls
i gathered at ' Villamette uni
versity today for the 17th an
' hual Girls' State session.
V Mrs. Vernon D. Reynolds,
Prairie City, director of the
;i Girls' State program, said a
- mytihicaP state would be set
up during the six-day session.
Mrs. Claude Roland, Port
end, director of the govern
Tnent. program wi give the
girls preliminary instruction
"ln "government and Al
j Loucks, former Salem mayor,
;!will speak on municipal gov
1: eminent.
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' Greyhound Bus
'Wreck Hurls 20
" Atlanta (UPI) A Grey
; hound bus plunged down a 25
I; ftfot embankment during a
' heavy r-:torm injuring 20
f persons. ?Co one was serious
' injured.
The bus, carrying, 29 pas
' sengers, had left Atlanta
- terminal minutes earlier
Twhen it ran off the four lane
'.. highway. Seven ambulances
. were used to take the injured
to the hospital.
Only one person was ad
mitted to the hospital and the
rest were treated and re
leased. The' bus was en route to
liCincinnati v i a Chattanooga
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