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10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford.
Jordan Cling in (Desperate
Attempt To detain Throne
Nicosia, Cyprus ilTI) King
Hussein of Jordan is making
large-scale arrests in many
:. O part of his Arab kingdom in
I a desperate attempt to save
S hi Hie and retain his throne,
" Reports reaching here said today.
The young monarch has
mobilize!! his forces through
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WUESPKEADSEAKCH of Pacific Ocean 800 miles off
irs Angeles is in progress for Rear Admiral Lynne C.
ftuiggle, 52, believed to have leaped or fallen from passen-
er liner President Cleveland while en route to San Fran
cisco. Picture was made as Quiggle and wife were in buffet
aboard ship. He was reported in nervous condition.
PASSING STATUE OF LIBERTY, New York harbor, out
board motor boat, Coronet Explorer, completes 4,100-mile
journey from Copenhagen. It was refueled en route.
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ARRIVING IN CHICAGO, trio of College All-Stars take
dip in Lake Michigan before starting training for meeting
wh Detroit Lions. From left: John Crow, Texas A&M;
Bill Jobko, Ohio State, and Walt Kowalczyk, Michigan
State. They are training at Northwestern U.
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Surprise Party Held
By CAROLINE L. HARDING
Larry Smith and Suzi
Chubb were host and hostess
for a surprise birthday party
Jftly 2-fc for Jacqueline and
Josephine Hume at their
home on Big Butte creek.
O "Aose attending were Linda
Eccleston. Doris Darrohn,
SuSi Chubb, Benny Nash,
Ten Smith. Elden Elder,
le Casey, Larry Smith and
feonored guests, Jacqueline
4n9 Josephine Hume.
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. Ir. and Mrs. Harry Hard-
" ingi returned home for a
-e!'s vacation with friends
& t Cottonwood, Calif. While
0 : there thev visited Mt. Lassen
ittional park.
A.. E. La Valley, West Val
ley Dental laboratory in Re
seda, Calif., has purchased the
Xnudsen property on Big
Butte creek. He is spending a
f Av days there.
Kirs. Alberta Hughes, Rid
dle, is the house guest of her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Messecar.
Mrs. Zella Erivire, Truckee,
Calif., has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Willis Hawkins
and family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Willis
and famtly of San Fernando,
Calif., are house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Vaughn, Lau
relhurst rd.
House guests recently at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Oregon, Monday, July 28, 1958
out the country to prevent a
revolt such as that which
brought the downfall and
death of his cousin, King
Faisal of Iraq.
Grip of Steel
Hussein's forces were said
to be holding the Jordanian
capital of Amman in a grip
of steel.
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Carl Richardson here were
Mrs. Ray Richardson and
granddaughter, of Los An
geles, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs
Ed Duckworth, Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. De Loy Gil
lispie had a party for their
son Larry on July 18 at their
home on Crater Lake high
way. Monte , Axtell, injured re
cently in a car accident, is
now up and around.
Miss Suzi McKillop has an
nounced her forthcoming
marriage to Mr. Lester Na
mitz in August.
. House guests here of Mr.
and Mrs. John Stille are Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Stille, Wood'
land, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. George De
Grego'ri and family of Castro
Valley, Calif., are visting Mrs.
De Gregori's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Brill.
Mrs. Irwin House is now at
home. Visiting her are her
daughter, Mrs. Jim Steacy,
and children of California.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tierce
are the parents of a boy born
July 4. He has been named
William Jay.
Correction Billy Brewster
is in the U.S. Marine. Corps
and not in the U.S. Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cheek
and , daughter, Sandy, have
gone to Houston, Tex., to live.
Stringent measures . were
taken by the king when it
was learned that a coup d'etat
was in preparation at the time
British paratroopers flew into
Jordan from Cyprus at Hus
sein's request. Highly author-
iative sources said the coup
was timed for the day the
paratroopers arrived, July 17,
and that the British landing
nipped the revolt in the bud.
Normadic Bedouins, known
for their loyalty to the king,
have taken over almost en
tirely the task of maintain
ing security in the Amman
area. The country's only arm
ored brigade is manned and
led by Bedouins.
Uncle in Command
Hussein's uncle, Lt. Col.
Sherif Nasser, is in command
of the Amman forces.
There are reliable but of
ficially unconfirmed reports
that Hussein has begun arm
ing the Bedouin tribes whose
black tents cover the hillsides
around Amman.
It is believed the Bedouins,
who hold town-dwelling Arabs
in contempt, would sweep
down on the towns in massed
vengeance raids if Hussein's
opposition moved against him.
DR. C. G. VAN VALZAH
Dentist Dies Unexpectedly
Local Dentist
Dies at Resort;
Services Tuesday
Dr. C. G. Van Valzah. 58.
of 15 Geneva st., died July
27 at Diamond lake. Funeral
services will be held . Tues
day, July 29, at 10 a.m. at
Conger-Morris Funeral home
with the Rev. D. Kirkland
West of First Presbyterian
church officiating.
Dr. Van Valzah was born
Nov. 28, 1899, in Springfield,
Ore. He was graduated from
SDringfield High school, at
tended the University of Ore
gon and is graduate of the
former North Pacific Dental
college.
He first practiced m Union,
nrior to moving to Portland.
From there he lived in Rose-
burg from 1931 until 1942
when he moved to Medford.
He was a life member of
Laurel lodge AF and AM,
Roseburg, a member of the
Royal Arch Masons and of
Ascalon commandery, KT,
Roseburg: and also members
of the Table Rock council R
and RM, Medford, Hillah tem
ple AAONMS, Ashland, and
the Jackson County Slhrine
rlub. He was a member of
First Presbyterian church
and American Legion, Med
fard
His memberships included
the Jackson County Chamber
of Commerce, the American
Dental association, and the
Southern Oregon Dental
societv.
He was married Jan. 1,
1931. in Springfield to Anne
I. Gorrie, who survives. Other
survivors include three daugh
ters, Mrs. Robert L. Nelson,
Corvallis, and Jannon and
Nancy. Medford.
Masonic committal services
will be held at Resthaven
cemetery at Eugene Wednes
day at 11 a.m.
Sam Hayes, Veteran
Newscaster, Dies
San iDego &?D Veteran
newsman Sam Hayes, 54, died
of a heart attack today as he
was preparing his first news
cast of the day here for radio
station KSDO.,
Hayes, the original Rich
field reporter of western radio
fame, joined the San Diego
station in recent months. He
had been in the news business
for 30 years, both as a com
mentator and a sports broad
caster. Hayes was noted for his
fast-talking delivery
He is 'survived by his wid
ow, Lorraine, and two chil
dren.
Scientists Unsure
Of Animal Numbers
Chicago (UPD If someone
should ask you how many ani
mals there are don't feel em
barrassed if you can't answer.
Even scientists who specialize
in animals are unsure.
Counting put the single cell
and subcellular organisms
which live in the fringe area
between animal and plant, bi
ologists still have no answer,
according to the Chicago Na
tural History Museum.
In 1758, Carolus Linnaeus,
the Swedish biologist, who
classified all living things
known to him, published a
catalogue of 4,236 species.
Since Linnaeus' day the to
tal has grown to something
over a million. New species
are being added at the rate of
about 10,000 per year, and
some biologists believe there
may be up to five million.
If you are pressed for an
answer suggest, as the scien
tists do, that the person come
back in 200 years when it is
predicted that the job of sort
ing will be 90 per cent com
plete. Georgia leads the country in
production of peanuts, paper-
shell pecans and pimentoes.
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TRAVELING - IRON MAN This statue of Irish patriot
Robert Emmet disappeared from Minneapolis and turned
up firmly embedded in Emmetsburg, la., a town named
after Emmet. Proud Hibernians in Emmetsburg say it's
going to stay where it is; Minneapolis wants it back.
the West's
in the picture simply to
takes you, Royal 76 gasoline can make
"The Finest." You get it at the sign of
tell us the MinuteMan Service is as
TUNE IN: THE 76 SPORTS CLUB
most powerful premium doing here?
remind you that, wherever your pleasure . ;
driving there part of. the pleasure, too. It's
the big 76 where customers'
good as the gasoline,'
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Course Prepares
Prospective Fathers
Carbondale, 111. (UPI)
A course being offered at
Southern Illinois University is
designed to prepare prospec
tive fathers for arrival of the
stork.
"One thing is certain," said
Mary Wyatt, assistant Drofes-
sor of nursing, "when babies
or sickness arrive at their
homes, the men who complete
this course won't be helpless
hand-wringers."
The course is caller "Survey
for Men."
"We're not trying to tie
aprons on husbands, but now
adays, more than ever before,
the man of the house shares
baby tending duties with the
wife," Miss Wyatt said. "And
when the wife is ill. ifs up to
him to care for her and the
children. We feel he should
be prepared."
The National Park Service
looks after 792 pieces of prop
erty in the capital city of
Washington, D.C. The public
sites include the White House,
Washington Monument, Lin
coln Memorial, Rock Creek
Park, parts of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, and numer
ous statues.
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