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o 8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Uedforrf, Oregon, TKuwday, July 17, 195S Quotes From the News By Uniled Presi International Amman, Jodan King Hussein of Jordan, after appealing to the Iraqui people to crush the rebellion against their goverrgient: "The whole world has been upset by the plunder and murder committed in Baghdad ... We never thought that a number of rabble who were infatuated with destructive Communist and fascist Nasserism could create such chaos." New Dalhi, India Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India, after telling a Congress Party workers rally in Allahabad that he would fly back to New Elelhi for an emergency cabinet meeting scheduled for today: "Although we are not going to interfere in the affairs of Iraq and Lebanon, we are greatly concerned over develop ments in those countries. There is no doubt that these are internal affairs you might call it civil war. But if outside powers intervene in these affairs, there is great danger of world war. Tension is increasing and nobody knows where it will end." London British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, dis cussing the Mideast crisis during a debate in the House of Comrapns: '"Wie situation is grave and dangerous,' not only for this country but ipt Europe .. . Both the motives of the United 9t$tes ie taking the action they have done and the decision f ler Majesty's Government in giving its full support are t4fjrsloot and will be supported by the nation as a whole." New York Gertrude Ederle, first woman to swim the English Channel, complaining that the sport now is gone from chanel swimming: "Tte channel swim today is commercial. In my day it wjs a sports achievement. Now they endorse products and watches. Thy say they were able to do it because they ate some cereal or other and. they stop in the middle of the channel to hold up their watches and look at the lime." Less BrigHtly Colored Pills Urged To Safeguard Children By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor New York ' (UPI) A new and different answer to the urgent question of how ' J&CSXLT"' to prevent S5k young chil- Tl. . 1 dren from poisoni n g thems elves V out of t h e i r parents' medi cine cabinets is for drug At 'manufact u r- u HI mm u , mil "a iu uup Deios smim coloring pills to make them brigtly attrac tive. That answer was given by Drs. Hugh Jolly and T. R. W. Forrest after tempting 613 children one to eight years old with pills of 10 hues. They found that most of the kids reached much more eagerly for a .magenta pill or a blue pill than for a black or wine-colored one. in tne past few years, there has been a decided in crease in the number of young children helping them selves generously to their parents' pills, often with i fatal result. The innocent be lief of the victims was that their parents were taking candy, not medicine, and PREMIUM QUALITY NUTRITION FOR VIGOROUS with Holsum J o& rwsjjc bread with the fam- jtJLs t v- "KllP o oG v trttdwinner is Holsum. ? !y 1 f 1 H IfoS'f lcitimc sandwiches he- 1 J; f '"' '"L ) . flavor treats when :? ' v ftf fce wiOl Holsum Premium " , ' I'' " o uaXifr Bread. Holsum's un- f &rrf ''" 9tlV&e$ oodaess and oven- I o HtiAe leases every man! J'' " nX-1 yiV'" MSI&a Breed SEHVfl' IT Itg HOLSUM UNIFIED IAKEKS Anothor Favorite From . . were being selfish about it. Opinions Differ This has resulted in man ufacturers and doctors propa gandizing parents to keep pills out of the reach of chil dren. But 'the increase" in child-poisonings has coincided with the fad of coloring pills into all the brilliant shades of a rainbow. Pills used to be black, brown, white or pink. Now they are bright orange, yel low, reddish-purple; they even come in pastel shades. Indeed, there are two - toned pills which came into vogue at about the time the two-toned cars were coming into popu larity. The coloring matter is arti ficial. It has nothing to do with the medicinal value of the pill. Some doctors have complained, saying they were plain M.D.s and wanted to prescribe only plain ' pills. But others have endorsed the colors on the ground that a cheerfully colored pill is cheerfully swallowed. Accidental poisonings . of children have been increas ing uniformly in the great pill - taking countries, the United States and Western Europe, where the multi colored pills have swept the field. But it remained for Jolly and Forrest to put the parallel events to the test of scientific experiment, in Ply mouth, England. v On one plate they put 10 Severql Oregon Residents in Iraq Portland (UPI) A number of Oregon residents or ex-residents were reported to be in Iraq at the time of the revolt. A Portland family of five and two other families total ing eight persons were in cluded in the total of Oregon- ians in the fiddle East country. Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Revell of Portland and their three children are in Iraq. He- veil has been working on a hydroelectric survey for a Un ited States firm for the past nine months. He was due in Portland for a month's vaca tion in August. Doctor Arthur Larsen, of the Hermiston Agricultural Experiment station, and his wife and son also are reported to be in Iraq. Larsen went to Iraq in September, 1957 un der the U. S. Point Four program. A former Pendleton resi dent, Mrs. M. A. Orlando is reported to be in Iraq with her husband, an Air Force captain and assistant air at tache, and their three children. McKay Opposed To Corporation Portland (UPI) Doug las McKay, chairman of the American section of the In ternational Joint Commission on U.S.-Canadian waterways, says he doesn't favor a region al corporation for hydroelec tric development. McKay, who arrived from Washington Wednesday night for a visit to his hometown of Salem, said a regional corp oration would be the start of an "authority" on the Colum bia river. We don't need that kind of federal domination," he said. Several Oregon GOP lead ers have announced approval of the regional corporation principle. The former Oregon govern or and secretary of interior said he would attend a state wide GOP meeting in Salem I Friday night if invited. He plans two weeks of work then a vacation at Neskowin on the coast. Most Drinkers Said Not To Like Taste Loma Linda, Calif. (UPI) Most persons who drink don't like the taste of liquor and imbibe because of social pressure, an official of the Institute of Scientific Studies for Prevention of Alcoholism said today. "Few people can resist the 'sheep instinct' to follow the flock over the alcoholic abyss because they are afraid of be ing called an 'old goat'," W. A. Scharffenberg, executive secretary of the institute's na tion committee, said. "The facts are about 57 per cent of the people who drink do not like the taste of liquor," the Washington, D.C. official said. The horned lizard's ability to squirt blood from its eyes sometimes has been disputed, but actually does occur when alarm or excitement causes the sinus at the corner of the eye to rupture. pills of the sugar, lactose, each of a different hue. The plate was offered to the 613 chil dren for a free choice. There was no advice, and no urging. Children over eight were not tested. The doctors thought they were old enough to know better than take someone else's pill. The overwhelming p i 1 1 color choice was magenta. Next came pink, then blue, orange, brown, yellow, white, green, black and wine. Couple Detached With Police Help Portland' (UPI) A newly married couple came into po lice headquarters here Wed nesday and asked for help. 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