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STING INSTALLED Ground crewmen of the 83rd Fighter -Interceptor Squadron
adjust Sidewinder air-to-air missile to wing of F-104 Starfighter based . on the Na
tionalist Chinese island stronghold of Formosa. Also included in the squadron's arse
nal of weapons is the Matador guided missile which, with a warhead capable of carry
ing an atomic explosive, is a deterrent to any Red Chinese attempt at invasion of the
Nationalist bastion. ;
Skin-Divers To Inspect Barrier Al Brownlee Dam
Portland - (UPD - Oregon
Fish Commission Director Al
bert M. Day said skin-divers
will inspect the fish net bar
rier 120 feet below the sur
face of the lake behind
Brownlee dam today. The
barrier was recently placed in
operation by the Idaho Pow
er Company.
, Fishery Engineer Milo C,
1959 Miss Oregon
Centennial Queen
"Astoria - (UPD - The Oregon
Centennial commission met
here for three hours Monday
to discuss an agenda which
included the naming of a
queen, space problems and to
name a new director of pro
motion and publicity.
The commission tentatively
decidedto name Miss Oregon
of 1959 as Centennial queen
after Mrs. Lillian Sweetland
said two queens in the state
would create an unfavorable
rivalry.
William W. Marsh, Port
land, was named as the new
director of publicity and pro
motion to succeed D. Donald
Lonie Jr., who resignedv
The commission reported
that 40 firms have signed con
tracts for exhibition space in
addition to 27 foreign commit
ments already contracted.
Bell, who will direct the div
ing operation, said small de
fects were found in the net
before it was lowered into
place. He said the testing by
divers will determine wheth
er these have been satisfac
torily repaired.
Half Mil Long
The net, which rides on
floats behind the dam, is one
half mile long and 120 feet
deep made of wire mesh small
enough to contain fingerling
salmon and steelhead. The
fish are induced into traps be
hind the barrier where they
are siphoned into tank trucks
and carried below the Brown
less and Oxbow dams so they
can continue on to the Pacific.
Day said the Snake river
runs of . adult salmon and
Fishing Trip Fatal
To Portland Man, 57
Oceanlake - (WD - A Port
land grocer, Elias Louis De
mas, 57, died Sunday after
falling from a rock near Nels
cott while fishing. Death was
apparently caused by heart
failure.
Police Chief Al Barzee said
Demas was hit by a wave
which caused him to lose his
balance and fall. He was
pulled from the water by
James Karussos, Portland, but
died shortly afterwards.
steelhead depend on the suc
cess of the salvage operations
at the damaged Oxbow fish
trap. He said the fish trap
was "as important for the
fingerlings as the Oxbow
trap is for the spawners. Both
must function "well to accom
modate one of the finest fall
chinook runs in recent times"
he said.
State Apprentice
Members Resign
Salem-dlPD-Three members
of the 12-member State Ap
prenticeship council resigned
Monday and their places were
filled by appointment by Gov.
Robert D. Holmes.
, Resignations were handed
in by William C. Oetinger, Al
fred S. Teller and Robert M.
Robson, all of Portland.
; Their positions were filled
by W. F. Zimmerman, Pendle
ton electrical contractor; W.
W. Bristow Jr., Eugene jew
eler; and E. Glen Craven, ex
ecutive director of the Paint
ing and "Decorating Contrac
tors association in Portland.
Portland (UPD About
275 military and business
leaders have registered for a
national defense resource con
ference which opened Mon
day at Portland State college.
Telegraph Offices
Near Colleges Proof
Of School Expenses
New York-flJPD-If proof is
needed that college students,
like their parents, sometimes
run short of cash, witness the
business being done at West
ern Union offices convenient
ly located near a college campus.
"Dear Dad. Send Cash," is
one of the more agonized mes
sages that go out,
According to the best in
formation among educators
the financial headache for
parents and their children at
college will become worse in
stead of better in the fore
seeable future.
A generation ago, a year at
college usually cost between
$860 and $1,000. Today, many
families set the most as closer
to $3,000. This September
Yale University's all-inclu
sive freshman fee will be $2,
150, an all-time high.
Cost Will Doubl
Within the next 10 years,
reported Dr. Ernest V. Hollis,
director of college and um
versity administration of the
United States Office of Edu
cation, the cost of a college
education will be double to-
Neuberger Urges
Green Peter Funds
Portland-flJPD-Sen. Richard
L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) today
appealed for inclusion of $5
million in the public works
appropriation budget which
will go before Congress in
January for beginning con
struction on the Green Peter
dam on Oregon's Santiam
river.
. In letters to BudgekDirec
tor Maurice H. Stans and Maj
Gen. E. C. Itschner, chief of
engineer, the Oregon senator
said a decision recommending
a substantial amount would
"enhance" favorable action
on the project. .
Neuberger said a "consider
able degree of support" for
early construction was evi
dence at the last session of
Congress when the Senate
provided $1 million in the ap
propriation for planning and
initial construction.
. However, the allocation
was cut back by Senate-House
conferees on the appropria
tion bill to ' the ' original
amount of $310,000 proposed
in the President's Budget
message.
BOTTLE! ; WM' j . 1
:( EASIER TO CARRY..: " j
day's cost. And enrollment,
3,036,936 as of last Septem
ber, is expected to almost
double by 1969, which means
that students may get les
booklearning for a buck.
Because the financial fac
tor is so important in higher
education, many colleges,
banks and private organiza
tions have set up instalment
plans and loan facilities. Dr.
Hollis reported that more
than two-thirds of the two
million young men now in
college are helpless to ease
the burden by taking part
time jobs, and the average
male earns $486 a year. The
summer employment average
is $389 and the weekly in
come, on a yearly average,
comes to $15.55.
What sort of job to they
take?
Anything and everything.
They may wait on tables, be
come hospital orderlies, baby
sitters, library clerks, free
lance typists, chauffeurs, re
tail store clerks, ushers or
concessionaires during the
sports season, newspaper rep
resentatives, choir singers. -
And since job possibilities
have become scarcer, in gen
eral, in recent months, col
lege boys are going into busi
ness for themselves. A sim
ple method is to become a
door-to-door salesman.
Som Selling Brushes
Foster E. Goodrich, first
vice president . of Stanley
Home Products, inc., of West
field, Mass., reports that
some 200 college men now
are selling his firm's brushes,
toiletries, mops, brooms, cos
metics and cleaning products.
He said many earn $100 or
more a week, while many
more are in the $80-$90 cat
egory. "Perhaps more important
than the money," said Good
rich, : "is the experience of
getting along with people in
a business. My advice to
young men who want to go
to college but can't afford it
is simple," he added. "Don't
work your- way - Sell your
way through."
SMOG-SMARTING EYES and gas masks were prevalent in
ims Angeies baturaay as otticials issued smog alert as the
ozone content reached .53 per million parts of air. This
eye-wiping spectaclevwas common as temperature hit 90s.
One drop of oil will lubri
cate 1066 jewel watch bearings.
Stalactites hang down from
a cave roof; stalgamites grow
up from a cave floor.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medferd, Ore.. Tuesday. September 23. 1931 7
COLUMNIST DIES died Sunday night when his
Cleveland, Ohio -(UPD- John car went out of control and
W. Love, 66, business column- smashed into a tree. Love had
ist of the Cleveland Press, been at his job since 1931.
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HEADS UC LAB Dr. Ed
win M. McMillan (above),
one of America's atomic
science pioneers, has been
named to succeed the late
Dr. Ernest 0. Lawrence as
director of the University of
California's Radiation lab
oratory in Berkeley, McMil
lan, 51, won the Nobel prize
in 1951.
Flags Made in U. S.
Urged by Union
Portland -(UPD- The Multno
mah County Central Labor
Council approved a resolution
Monday night calling for pur
chase by various groups and
government bodies of flags
made in the United
when the new 49-star
flags appear.
Austin J. Haughey,
AFL-CIO label trades
tor, said he had been inform
ed that Japanese flag makers
intended to make many of the
new U. S. flags after Alaska
is admitted to the union. He
urged, and the council ap
proved, a resolution calling
on flag purchasers to examine
flags to be sure they carry a
U. S. label.
States
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Bull Elk Shot
In Portland Area
Portland -(UPD-A wild bull
elk which has been roaming
in- a southwest Portland
wooded area was shot and
killed by a State Game com
mission employee Monday to
protect propertyfrom possi
ble damage. "
The elk was believed to
have wandered into the Port
land city limits from the
Coast range. .It had four
points.
The meat will be donated
to charitable institutions.
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WINTER HARDY. HEAD SIMILAR TO REDMOND. WILL OUTYIELD FEDERATION PLANTED
EITHER FALL OR SPRING. '
WOriQ RAPfl FY INTRODUCED BY KLAMATH EXPERIMENT STATION.
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