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g MAIL TRIBUNE Me.fW. Oregon, Sunday, June 29, 1938
Grange News
Roxy Ann Grange
Roxy Ann Grange met Fri
day, June 20, with Master Al
Sims presiding. There were
two officers absent.
HEC chairman Verda
Quackenbush reported that 20
members were present at the
meeting. Mrs. Eleanor Man
kins and Mrs. Paul Dalton
were hostesses.
Agricultural chairman
Charlie AJhitcher reported
that rain has made the price
of hay go ujp in the valley and
that cattle market prices are
slipping while sheep and wool
prices are climbing.
Glen Rader reported on the
surplus of money in the coun
ty and also stated that the
federal government has ap
gjjroximately nine billion dol
in pld in reserve.
Kci1lity chairman Marie
(Fh;te welcomed Marianne
JSfcwT? who has just gradu
dtt4 ffoft Oregon State col
lide it home for a brief
ietica tfore going to San
lattcoto live. Also wel
c!?.cd tthe meeting were
Mr. r Sirs. Glen Rader,
MiS tn Gordon and Mr. and
Mr9. ifrn.
' S?atr Al Sims told about
tr Grange convention to be
held in Eugene. The Grange
votel to cancel the next meet
ing hich falls on July 4.
The3 Home Economics club
will meet July 2 at the home
of Mrs. Glen Rader, with Mrs.
R. J. Ritchey as co-hostess.
. The Roxy Ann Grange pic
nic will be held July 20. The
place will be announced later.
The women served pie and ice
cream to the men in honor of
Father's day.
HIS PROJECT
Hingham, Mass. (UPI)
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ship between temperature and
the metabolism of snakes?
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Johnson, a Hingham High
school senior, as a project in
a science competition.
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Reverse Trend in
Aluminum Sought
Washington (UPI) Sen
ators from aluminum proces
sing states Friday asked seven
federal agencies to arrange
an early meeting to take "con
structive" steps to reverse the
downward trend in the do
mestic aluminum industry,
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson
(D Wash.) said Friday.
In a letter to the Secre
taries of State, Commerce,
Treasury, Interior, Defense,
and the Office of Defense
Mobilization and the General
Services Administration, Mag
nuson, Sen. Henry M. Jack
son (D-Wash.) and 11 other
senators said one-third of the
nation's productive capacity
in aluminum is now shut
down.
The senators said the shut
downs had been caused part
ly because of increased alum
inum imports "principally
from friendly countries whose
aluminum markets are ef
fectively closed to U.S. manu
facturers." Since World War II, they
sa'd, the domestic aluminum
industry 'has invested more
than two and one-half billion
dollars of private capital to
build primary and fabricating
facilities. Most of it has been
invested in futherance of
government mobilization ex
pansion programs, they added.
Contract for Sewer
In Klamath Awarded
Klamath Falls (UPI)
Contract for the construction
of a south suburban sc.vage
system has been awarded to
Lee Hoffman Construction
company, of Beaverton, it was
announced Friday by the
South Suburban Sanitary dis
trict. Hoffman company was low
bidder at 51,615,672.40. Work
is expected to be completed by
September.
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BICTRIC
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SEASONAL INCREASE
Washington (UPI) A sea
sonal increase in outdoor
jobs was credited Saturday
with a new 1958 low in the
number of jobless workers
drawing unemployment bene
fits. The Labor Department re
ported a decrease of 113,000
workers drawing the benefits
during the week ended June
14. It reduced the total compensation-drawing
workers to
$2,704,600.
MINERS TRAPPED
Tagawa, Japan (UPI)
Rescue squads worked desper.
ately Saturday to reach 25
miners trapped in a flooded
shaft of a coal mine near this
town in Kyushu since Friday
afternoon.
Virtually all hope of saving
the men was gone but the op
erations, were continuing. It
was estimated that it would
take at least two days to pump
the water out of the mine.
LOWER PRICES
Washington (UPI) Low
er prices for vegetables,
wheat, cattle and potatoes sent
the nation's farmers home
from market with less money
this month.
The Agriculture Depart
ment reported prices received
by farmers for their crops and
livestock dropped more than
3 per cent in the month end
ed June 15. The cost of things
farmers must buy to live and
produce their goods dropped
one-third of 1 per cent.
SATELLITE DYING
Cambridge, Mass. flJPT)
Smithsonian Astro physical
observatory said Saturday a
Memphis, Tenn., report indi
cated that America's dying
Explorer III satellite still has
not fallen to earth.
The bullet-shaped, 31-pound
satellite probably will die be
fore Sunday night, a spokes
man said. '
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NO CLOSER
Washington (UPI) High
American officials said Sat
urday the United tSates and
Russia are no closer to an
all-out "shooting war" than
before Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev switched to his
new tough Stalinist line.
At the same time they dis
closed that President Eisen
hower will send Khrushchev
a letter today, or Monday re
stating the American attitude
toward a summit conference
and firmly rejecting Moscow
charges the United States has
"sabotaged" the meeting. The
U.S. terms call for "advance
preparation" before a confer
ence is held.
NEW FAD
Tokyo (UPI) Police Sat
urday reported a new fad
among Tokyo's juvenile, de
linquents: carving "scars of
courage" on their arms with
sharp knives or razors.
According to the police,
some scars measure as much
as four inches. They said the
teen-agers hold ' that the big
ger the scar, the greater its
bearer's courage.
CHANGE OF CLIMATE (
London (UPI) American
Negro singer Paul Robeson
told the London Communist
Daily Worker Saturday that
his victory in an eight-year
fight to win a passport from
the state department signaled
a "change of climate" in the
United States.
Robeson, who had been de
nied the passport because of
bis leftwing political tenden
cies, said he had plans to visit
Russia and Britain as well as
other nations abroad.
ADMITS ATTEMPT
London (UPI) A British
diplomat admitted Saturday
he tried to smuggle' a Czech
friend out of Czechoslovakia
in the trunk of his car but
got caught.
The cloak-and-dagger ad
venture cost the diplomat,
Eric page Bedford, his job.
The Communists expelled him
from Czechoslovakia and he
resigned from the Foreign
Service when he returned
home.
REBUKES YUGOSLAVIA
London (UPI) Polish
Communist party leader
Wladyslaw Gomulka Saturday
sharply rebuked Yugoslavia
for standing alone in the Com
munist world and denounced
the Western defenders of exe
cuted Hungarian freedom Pre
mier Imre Nagy. '
Gomulka, who had been re
ported grieved by the execu
tion of Nagy and his Hungar
ian rebel compatriots, had
been considered a "liberal"
Communist who demanded a
measure of independence for
Poland since he took over the
country from the Stalinists in
a bloodless coup Oct. 19, 1956,
four days before the Hungar
ian revolution.
PASSES BILL
Washington (UPI) The
House passed a bill late Fri
day to aid the nation's finan
cially pressed railroads by
providing temporary govern
ment guarantees of an unlim
ited amount of private loans
for capital improvements and
maintenance programs.
The vote was 348 to 2.
The bill now goes to the
Senate, which passed a dif
ferent version earlier limit
ing guarantees to 700 million
dollars.
CHILDREN DIE
Newton, Kan. (UPI)
Three children died Saturday
when they were trapped in
upstairs bedrooms of a farm
home that was destroyed in
a butane fire.
Authorities said the parents
were awakened about 4:30
a.m. by screams from the
children. When they rushed
to investigate they found the
stair blocked by flames from
a butane tank.
BECOME OPERATIONAL
McGuire Air Force Base,
N.J. (UPD Air Force Gen.
Earle E. Partridge, Continen
tal Air Defense commander,
said Friday that some of the
new atom-equipped Hercules
missiles will become opera
tional in the next few days.
At .a news conference fol
lowing dedication oft he first
of a billion dollars' worth of
Air Force "SAGE" computers
here, Partridge also said the
Army's Nike anti-aircraft mis
siles have a 50 per cent "kill
probability" even without
atomic warheads.
MURDER RAMPAGE
Lagos, Nigeria (UPI)
The Abakaliki area of east
ern Nigeria is in the throes of
a murder wave -which has re
sulted in at least 109 deaths
so far, police reported Satur
day. Police said all the slay
ings were under investigation
in hopes that some pattern
might emerge and lead to a
solution to the crimes. One
murder was said to have been
strangulation with a bicycle
chain and two involved local
tribal chiefs. ,
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Release River Boat
Lewiston, Idaho (UPI)
Idaho Power company crews
Saturday released an extra
surge of water down the
Snake river from the Brown
lee dam pool in an effort to
free the standed river boat
"Wenaha."
The 52 -foot craft became
stuck in the river Wednesday
when the flow was reduced
to fill Brownlee reservoir.
Ten passengers on the ex
cursion boat were taken off
and then flown from the low
er Snake river canyon. The
Wenaha was hung on a rock
along the shore about five
miles downstream from the
proposed Pleasant Valley
project.
Workers at Oxbow, the
second of Idaho's Power com
pany's three projected dams
in the Hells Canyon area,
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800 Acres of Wheat
Burn Near Kennewick
Kennewick (UPI)
About 800 acres of unharvest
ed wheat and hundreds of
acres of range were burned
Friday night before Kenne
wick firemen and volunteers
could control the blaze in the
Hose Heaven Hills between
here and Prosser.
Firemen, who worked late
into the night to keep the
blaze from extending to other
grain fields, say the fire ap
parently started from light
ning striking a field south of
Prosser and being fanned by
brisk winds. The fire was de
scribed by firefighters as the
biggest rural fire in the area
in recent years.
managed to close a cofferdam
across the Snake river Friday
and sent the full flow through
the project's diversion tunnel.
Michigan maintains 600
public fishing sites.
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Washington (UPI) The
American Telephone & Tele
graph Co. and Western Union
have asked the Federal Com
munications Commission for
increases in their teletype
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AT&T, proposed an interim
increase of 35 per cent in
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Miner Killed When
Castle Dale, Utah (UPI)
A 38-year-old Oregon miner,
Ellis' Victor McNeil, was
crushed to death under tons
of rock at the San Rafael
mine 30 miles southeast of
here Friday.
McNeil, a tractor operator
from Dee, Ore., was working
near the entrance to the ura-
Portland Gets Boa
Constrictor Via Boat
Portland (UPI) Port
land's Washington Park Zoo
is the new home of a wriggly
Latin American hilchhiker.
The new visitor is a 28-inch
boa constrictor which drop
ped from a bunch of bananas
at the Portland waterfront.
Zoo director Jack Marks
boarded the brown, yellow
and black snake with two
larger boas and a 12-inch la
guna lizard. Both the older
boas came to Portland the
same way via banana boat.
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Buried in Rocks
nium mine shaft, attempting
to clear an area, when a large
section above the shaft gav
way. He was buried under
about three tons of roCk.
Another miner, Acael
Charles Chivers, 46, Vernal,
yas killed in a separate mine
accident Friday when he fell
down a 130 foot shaft at the
American Gilsonite mine at
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