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WONT DROP SHERM Pfesident Eisenhower at a news
conference in Waghingto stood pat on his decision to
keep Sh&man Adams his .top aide despite GOP state
ments that he should rtign because bis usefulness has
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Greece Seeking Share of Money
Athens (UPIJ, The
Greek government is making
an all-out effort to collect iti
share of the milliogs of dol
lars being spent in Suropa
each year0by Amergan tour
ists, and the effort is paying
off- o
Tourism now ranks fourth
as a producer of foreign in
come. First comes the tobac
co industry, then the famed
Greek merchant . marine; the
production and sale of. cur
rants abroad is third.
In 1952, 68,000 tourists vis
ited Greece, and 15,000 of
them were Americans. Ia
1956, there were 206,0000
ists, including 33,000 Ameri
cans. Constantine Tsatos, minist
er of the prime miister's of
fice, told a group of 46 Am
erican press representatives,
here recently as guests of the
Greek government and of Air
France, that ttrist traffic this
year has far exceedetl ifte
1956 record figures. Tstos
believes Greece will kave
had 250,000 tourists visiting
its 300-Lsland kingdom by the
end of feis year, o
The welcome mat is out for
the European tourist trade as
well. One handicap has been
a poor highway through
Yugoslavia to the Greek bor
der. In cooperation with the
Italian government, an auto
mobile ferry will operate be
tween the southeastern tip of
Italy and the Greek main
land, starting in 1958.
Most of 1957's foreign vis
itors have come from France,
Germany and Italy, but even
the Russians are touring by
bus and have been in Greece
this year. , ;
"We check the Russians
carefully," said Tsatos. "We
must be careful that they are
indeed tourists. We have had
long experience' in guarding
against the Communists."
Apartment Dwellers
lite Portland Blaze
Portland (UPD Occu
pants of apartments on the
second floor of a two-story
building were evacuted tem
porarily early today when a
fire broke out on the first
floor.
No injuries were reported.
Damage was estimated' at
520,000, principally to stores
oh the ground floor. The
blaze was believed to have
started in a shoe store.
Four alarms were turned
in. Firemen controlled the
blaze in half an hour.
Charges Split
Hawaiians in
Statehood Bid
Washington (UPI) Newly-arrived
members of a Ha
waiian delegation set out to
day to try to unlock the Con
gressional door to statehood
for their territory this year.
Eut charses of politics SDlit
the islanders and made their
task doubly difficult. Con
gress is not in a mood to act
this year anyway.
The delegation, headed by
Hawaii's Republican Gov. Wil
liam F. Quinn, arrived here
by plane Sunday with a party
of other Republicans.
To Hurt Chances
John A. Burns, a Democrat
and the territory's non-voting
delegate to Congress, prompt
ly charged the group was "po
litically partisan" and said it
would hurt Hawaii's chances
for statehood now.
He said the delegation was
called here by Interior Secre
tary Fred A. Seaton, with
whom the group planned to
confer today.
Ouinn called for an all-out
effort "to conquer the parlia
mentary inertia" blocking ac
tion on Hawaiian statehood in
the House and Senate. He de
clined to predict whether
Congress would grant state
hood this year but said "we've
got an excellent chance."
Could Muster Strength
Quinn said if a vote were
taken this week Hawaii could
muster the same strength for
statehood Alaska did in its
successful bid one week ago.
Nevertheless actual pros
pects for Hawaiian admission
to the union this year were
considered dim. Leaders of
both houses have explained it
is too late in the session for
the necessary maneuvering to
get a statehood bill through.
Chances are considered much
better next year.
Crash Victim To I
Return Home Soon
John Day, Ore. (TJFI)
Mrs. Patricia Davis, Fresno,
Calif., hospitalized here with
injuries suffered April 21 in a
plane crash, is doing fine and
expects to return to her home
around the middle of July,
her private nurse said today.
Mrs. Davis is scheduled to
undergo further surgery Fri
day of this week on her left
leg so she can be fitted with
an artificial limb.' Her left
foot was amputated after she
suffered severe frostbite dur
ing a three-day ordeal of wait
ing by the wreckage of a
light plane in the snow while
her husband sought help.
, She is expected to return to
Fresno about July 18 on 20,
her nurse said.
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MARRIAGE ON ROCKS
Actress Mamie Van Doren
and her bandleader hus
band Ray Anthony have an
nounced they plan to end
their three-year marriage
because of "conflicting ca
reers." Mamie is shown
here as she departed New
York by plane for film work
in Europe.
Man Sets Up Housekeeping on Own Burial Plot
MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ. Oregon, Monday, July 7, 1958 f
Shamokin, Pa. (UPI)
Maximilian Yoncoski, a 79-year-old
former coal miner,
has gotten things down to
essentials by setting up house
keeping on his own burial
plot.
Ten years ago Max had a
little trouble with his wife,
so he sold his house and mov
ed to the cemetery, bringing
only an old upright piano and
a dog. Here the Polish immi
grant's way of life seems to
prove that a home is what
you make it.
Using materials scavenged
from the surrounding woods,
he built a tarpaper and rag
shack around his piano. He
brought in a couch to sleep
on and a wood-burning stove
to cook on, and retired for life.
In his regular interviews
with curiosity-seeking" report
ers and photographers, Max
says he likes his hermit's life
fine. People, he says, are noth
ing but trouble.
No Chopin
In this neighborhood he can
sing and play the , piano all
night and get no complaints.
Gum for Canines Contains Beef
Cleveland, Ohio (UPI)
Man's best friend can now
join his master or mistress in
one of the popular exercise of
chewing gum.
Maurice Gervais, owner of
Gervais Dog College in near
by Eastlake, is selling a gum
for canines that is a beef prod
uct. It comes in sticks about
seven inches long and one
inch wide of varying thick
nesses. Gervais said some dogs
chew the gum for about half
an hour, then swajlow it.
"Others chew it for a while,
then drop it," sajd Gervais.
"They pick it up and chew it
laer. A really thrifty dog can
gef two or three weeks of en
joyment from a single stick."
'The gum is harmless and
won't stick to hair or stain
furniture or carpeting.
He can sit around the house
all day and stay out all night
without becoming the subject
of gossip.
And when he wants to sleep,
there are no disturbances to
keep him awake. The only
noise in the area is made by
his six dogs the one he
brought with him turned out
to be female.
Yoncoski seems to derive a
maximum of cont e n t m e n t
amid a minimum of comforts
in his ramshackle home. His
self-imposed exile is solitary,
and, except for a few visits to
town for provisions, he has
little contact with other per
sons. '
He spends" his days tending
the graveyard, planting trees
and flowers gathered from the
surrounding woods, raking
leaves and mending the fence.
It would be a nice touch to
report that the old coal miner
relaxes with the soulful play
ing of Chopin's music, but the
fact is, that Max just bangs
at the keys until he is ex
hausted, .then . goes to his
couch, spiritually renewed.
Japanese Freighter Avoids Radioactivity
Aboard the Meiwa.Maru in
the western Pacific (UPI)
The Japanese freighter Mei
wa Maru moved away today
from dangerous" radioactivity
Peach Trees Get
Crew Cut Look
Hudsonville, Mich. (UPI)
Peach trees on the Herbert
De Kleine farm have crew
cut look because of a mowing
machine-type device which
clips the tops 'of trees on his
Hudsdnville farm. . . , -'
De Kleine, a high school vo
cational agriculture instruc
tor, made the device from a
hay mower, boom, pulleys and
cables. It is mounted on the
rear of a tractor and oper
ated through a series of hy
draulic control devices.
"We onlx use it for two or
three days, but when we do
it saves us three to four weeks
of work," said De Kleine. "We
can't, afford to pick peaches
up in. th top of .the tree any
from the U. S. nuclear test
ing grounds.
Another vessel, the Chowa
Maru, reported from a spot
300 miles northwest of . the
Meiwa that it also ran into
radioactivity!
The freighter was 900 miles
southeast of Bikini Atoll on
Sunday when it detected ra
dioactivity of 400 counts "per
minute per liter in currents
flowing from the direction of
Bikini and. Eniwetok. .
Today the vessel was mov
ing out of the contamination
zone believed to extend 900
miles downcurrent from Eni
wetok. -
Geiger counted instructions
aboard the ship said a count
of 400 was highly dangerous
when contacted by the skin
over a one-week period.
The ship's crew apparently
suffered no injuries.-
About. J5 per cent of the
current consumption of gaso
line is used to move ordinary
traffic along America's paved
city streets and the network
of intercity highways.. ;
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