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0 () Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo i UnwcuM Dept. tvie owners NDTHEN TURN 4ND OIVE HIM 4 8ISSER JOB IM THE SETUP HOVVCUM , HOWCUM rri l,-, vzzer I "- . VI ' -?- W- NC-E, HERE, fS OUR r-- -NoXllf1 WUXTRA -VI NBv PRESIDENT 3ND j i', 'Qmty ?t. 42rOU! VE4BS OP BJSE84U. , IT7 v-F! KNOW-HOW M4KES Jsfe. ' Miss Universe Beauties Prepare For Various Jobs Icfoanon Rebels Not AnxiousTo tght Marines, Writer Learns x JACK V. FOX &ied tress International MoufchUra, Lebanon (I'PD Hollywood in its wildest flights never dreamed up a setting ere cast of characters li$f thi rocky nest where live Eimil Jumblatt, the ii4it at the Lebanese moun 1fgh rbl. Here in a dilapidated sort of throne room of a great stone castle that would have suited King Arthur, I found a rather bored, elegant young man in a worsted suit of Ivy League cut and smelling of toilet water. He was surround ed by villainous and scruffy looking followers who broke lofficHuclear Bombs Altered To Boost Radioocfive Fallout einfWn (UPD De Seeretary Neil H.'Mc -s informed Congress OtA ic!m weapons in the !$aiM'e stockpile heve been jftl in such a my as to d.eIS rfdiotctivs fallout in ($ Xmtl area. But he denied Vvm fit fu deliberately to -, the veipon "dirtier. 0, 14 ejj lttr to Chairman "&ielrt 1. missell (D-Ga.) of fenfte Armed Services o&Afttf , McElroy said some Ojuclefr wegpens had been jinn nev fuses to permit lon-leeel bursts when needed to Ittcoy 91 airfield with a 'nt crer, or to demolish 1 , fiirt Vith Chain Ifcrfs Endurance lest With Ike , . Sfeehineton (UPD Nine- StrjTtir-ia Angeline Cliett (fpiwea n endurance show. m vith President Eisen (! tfjJyover a 10-pound ehia ehe wants the President fl uajocfc from her neck. ?k fliterence was that the ireiflent vis snug in the Vftit Huse and Angeline ht only f pillow between e n the concrete in front 5 the executive mansion, (keeftvfct Audience 3't Angeline said she &ouli try to stay there around $h tlock nd "see who can lol out longer," she or the !feMnt. te hed been refused an (tiece with the chief ex- ($uS. Vhite House guards lot offered her the key she Hfctifet to the President to un &tt th chain. She says it j eh only key, but won't 0:cegt it ntil she sees the rrtilent. o - 5ae chein is supposed to be 'ejyxiitftlJC of the, slavery Angelica's mother, Mrs. Irene Smitfc Cliett, went through to buy 00 teres of land in xi. Her mother has been ortferel on the land follow ing court suit but is armed yi9 refiues to leave. She also ffftime to have seeeded from th uaiorf and refers to her Ifent a foreign country. . 4l?he's aunt, Lucy May- aery, -who thought up the iin ilea, has been sitting &U1 htf niece and handling iplesiitic maneuvers with WhiU House guards. W Abandoned Wm Found Portland fliPD Four chil dren, ged 4, 3, 2 and 1, were found by police Sunday ab andoned ig filthy apartment fp a four-femily dwelling. Police sid so food was foigid in th apartment, and the children were unwashed; two of th tykes wer naked, officers said. Th children were taken by Ptlicefomn Eleanor John JOga the police station for a wasn job, before being taken io a nursery for care. Police said a dependency ?ition would be filed today n juvenile court. , other installations such as submarine pens. Local Fallout Increased He said low-level explosions pick up dirt and make it radio-active, thus increasing local deadly fallout. But he said total fallout was not in creased. , Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D-N.M.), member and form er chairman of the Senate House Atomic Energy Com mittee, engaged in a heated dispute earlier this year with Lewis L. Strauss, now retired as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, on this subject. Anderson contended the military had deliberately withdrawn atomic weapons from the stockpile to make them "dirtier." Strauss hotly denied this and so did the military. Anderson said today, "I am very glad they finally con firmed what I said. I have seen so many weapons already altered I was sure they would some day have to say so." He said he was not object ing to such alteration. "It is the responsibility of the mili tary to have all types of weap ons for specific purposes," he said in an interview. "It both ered me that thfey kept talk ing about clean bombs as if that were the only thing they were interested in." WATCH THAT BOTTLE Derby, England' (UPD The managing director of one of Britain's largest mineral water firms told housewives today they "might as well" give their children bottled beer than homemade ginger beer. Bill Sturgess said lab oratory tests showed that a sample of fermented home brewed ginger beer contained more than 7 per cent alcohol, compared with the 3 to 4 per cent alcohol found in bottled beer. into gap-toothed grins at the first friendly overture. The castle itself has 200 rooms, and long, steep flights of stairs and parapets which suddenly turn into corridors and ledges that fall to the rocks below. I reached Jumblatt's castle after a two-hour taxi ride from Beirut, passing through at least a dozen bandit road posts with nothing more than my American passport and the garrulous amiability of my cab driver. Leader Holds Court In the courtyard below the castle were several hundred rebels armed with rifles, belt ed hand grenades, (subma chineguns and cartridge belts crossed over their shoulders. Jumblatt is a leader of the Druze sect, an offshoot of the Islamic sect which the Savior is yet to come and that he will be born of man. I was led up three long flights of stone steps and taken into a large room with straight-backed armchairs. Jamblett walked into the room followed by a strange array of men, some in uni form, some in Western style suits, but most in native dress. Jumblatt shook hands and motioned me to a seat on his left. The others sat around the room, then one by one came forward to speak in Arabic. Jumblatt was holding court. After 15 minutes Jumblatt turned to me. Marines Must Go He is an ascetic type who speaks accented but good Eng lish. He once taught at the Sorbonne in Paris. I asked him what message he had for the American peo He said first the Marines should go. Perhaps they were as President Eisenhower said, helping preserve Lebanon's independence and integrity. he said. But the country must work out its own internal af fairs, he said. .The rebels, Jumblatt said, aia not want .Lebanon in Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab Republic camp nor in Russia's, but they also did nol want it occupied by Ameri can troops. I asked if his men would fight the Americans. Jumblatt said they did not want to fight the Americans but would do so if the Ma rines came up into the moun tains. We talked for 20 minutes. Then I rose to go. Jumblatt shook my hand limply. All the men sitting afound the wall stood up and return ed my farewell wave. SLEEP BETTER Get. up feeling refreshed after a night free from the heat, dust and humidity of summer. Ask your favorite appliance dealer about a room air conditioner! AIR CONDITION! THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Long Beach, Calif. (UPD Beauties in the 7th annual Miss Universe Pageant turned their attention to Hollywood, television and Las Vegas gambling resorts today. Not all of the 79 contest ants in the pageant had land ed jobs by the time the ball was over Saturday night but several had offers in show business by today. Not all wanted jobs. Winner To Tour Lovely Luz Marina Zulo aga, 19, the Colombia beauty chosen as Miss Universe, be gan her grooming at the Max Factor in Hollywood in pre paration for a year's tour. Miss Zuloaga collected $11, 000 in cash, a new convertible car and her expenses for a year in winning the beauty pageant. Eurlyne Howell, the sweet ly drawling 18-year-old south ern belle, chosen as Miss United States, had been asked to make a screen test at 20th Century-Fox and Columbia Studio. Considered for Part Fox was reported to be con sidering Miss Howell, . a tall, blonde Grace Kelly type from Bossier, La., for a part in "Mardi Gras," starring sing er Pat Boone. Screen tests were being ing prepared for a dozen other contestants. The Moulin Rouge, a night spot in Holly wood, planned auditions for contestants who want to try for spots in a new show to be premiered in October. Resort hotels such as the Dunes in Las Vegas an nounced that the beauties had been asked to appear there. TIDE CLAIMS FIVE LIVES Mont Saint Michel, France (UPD The famed racing tide in the bay surrounding the Abbey of Mont Saint Michel claimed five victims Sunday. They were among eight persons fishing from an island in the bay who failed to notice the tide roll in. JEWISH LEADER DIES New Haven, Conn (UPD Lawrence White, 57, a leader in B'Nai B'Rith, the Jewish service organization, died on. MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdford, Oregon, Monday, July 28, 1MI 7 'Breakthrough' In Cancer Battle Said Imminent Washington (UPD Dr. Le Roy E. Burney, U.S. sur geon general, says a "break through is imminent" in the battle against cancer. Burney, head of the Public Health Service, also urges all Americans under 40 who have not yet had Salk polio vac cine shots to do so before the polio season hits its peak. Burney issued a statement Sunday on polio. Later he talked about the possibility of cures for several types of can cer "within a generation." Voices Optimism Whether the "imminent" break-through on cancer "means one year or five years, I don't know," Burney said. He voiced optimism "on the basis of reports from the National Institutes of Health and from throughout the country." He said evidence has been brought to light which may pin the cause of some types of cancer on viruses. If this were true, he said, vaccines and antibiotics would be of help jn fighting the disease. In his statement on polio, Burney said there were 52 new paralytic cases reported last week the, highest week ly total so far this year and two cases more in the com parable week last year. 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