10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, January 29, 1959
Boy, 3r Killed in Plunge Down Shaft
DESPERATE MOMENT This young cowboy, thrown by the brahma bull he was
riding at a Denver rodeo, got his hand caught in the cinch rope and was dragged
by the bull for several seconds before he could free himself. Rodeo clown at left,
anxiousness showing in his face, is starting after the bull to help. Extent of the
cowboy's injuries is not known.. ...
'Juvenile Decency'
Theme of Talk by
Radio Personality
"Juvenile decency" was the
theme of a talk here yester
day by Bill Thompson, long
time radio and television per
sonality best known for his
"Old Timer" and "Mr. Wim
ple" characterizations on the
Fibber McGee and Molly radio
show.
Thompson, manager of pub
lic service for Union Oil
Company of California, ad
dressed the Kiwanis club at
its luncheon at Rogue Valley
Country club.
He called for emphasis on
the good things young people
are going and the accomplish
ment of good through positive
approach in youth matters.
That, with guidance for the
3 per cent of the youth in this
country who are termed "de-
Wool Growers To
Adopt Resolutions
Portland -flJPD-The National
Wool Growers association met
in the fourth and final day
of its 94th annual convention
t today to elect officers and
adopt resolutions.
Harold Josendal of Casper,
Wyo., one of five regional
vice presidents, was consid
ered to have a good chance to
be named to succeed Don
Clyde of Heber City, Utah, as
president. Clyde has held the
post for the past two years.
Among resolutions reported
up for consideration were go
ing on record against the so
called wilderness bill which
would set aside certain forest
areas for recreation and bet
ter control of Australian and
New Zealand lamb imports.
Action aimed at revising
grading standards of all meats
along with those for dressed
lamb also was said to be up
for consideration.
Cities competing for the
1960 convention included Las
Vegas, Nev.. and San Antonio,
Waco and Dallas. Tex.
O. R. Strackbein, chairman
of the nationwide committee
on import - export policy,
Wednesday recommended a
general tightening up of the
nation's trade policies as a
means of protecting commo4
ities against imports.
Mrs. O. T. Evans of Caspert
Wyo., was elected president
of the group's auxiliary to
succeed Mrs. Rudie Mick of
St. Onge, S.C.
linquents," is the answer in
the long run, Thompson main
tained. He said that "young people
have come into this world
clean and unmarked and it is
up to us to keep them that
way, the way every boy and
girl has a right to be."
Serves Organizations
Thompson has served in an
advisory capacity with the
Boy Scouts and with many
other youth organizations.
For three years he has been
Southern California and Ari
zona area president of 'the
Boys Clubs of America. Last
December he became a mem
ber of the Boys Club national
board of directors.
The Union Oil representa
tive credited Jim and Marion
Jordan (Fibber McGee and
Molly), Jennings Pierce, Med
ford, formerly associated with
National Broadcasting comp
any, and Bishop Fulton, Sheen
for providing him inspiration
which led him into public ser
vice work. Pierce and Thomp
son are long time acquaint
ances. .. , t . '
Thompson pointed "to the
need for youth organizations
mentioned the Kiwanis Key
clubs as an example of the
good which can come from
them. He praised Kiwanis
youth wojrk in general. He
also spoke of his firm's 76
Sports' club in which young
people are brought into con
tact with big time athletes
who serve as inspiration to
them.
Seven new members of the
Medf ord service club attended
a Kiwanis education dinner
session Tuesday evening at
Rogue Valley Country club
and then went" to' a club board
of directors meeting at the
home of President Tom An
derson. Bob Voegtly and John
Pletsch conducted the training
session. The new members are
Darl Gleed, Sam Richardson,
Dr. Henry Boehnke, Dr: Eu
gene Ray, Howard Hopkins,
Sid Shaw and the Rev. Rich
ard Jones.
Brantford, Ontario - (UPD -Starlings
are slowing the
clock on the post office here
by riding the hands down from
five to 25 minutes past the
hour and then hopping on
again for the ride up from 25
to five minutes to the hour.
Their rides last from 20 min
utes on the minute hand to
four hours on the hour hand.
Boy Trapped by
Huge Pipe Saved
Los Angeles -(UPD- A 12-year-old
boy, trapped for
nearly seven hours under a
two-ton section of concrete
pipe, was rescued early today
by heavy equipment and deli
cate work by police and fire
men.
Officers agreed that Perry
Luth III was saved by the
softness of the dirt. It allowed
the huge drain pipe to push
him into the earth.
The boy was reported miss
ing Wednesday, night from
his Westchester District home.
His father, joining scores of
searchers, heard his faint
cries for help.
Preliminary examination in
dicated Perry suffered a
broken leg, shock and possi
ble internal injuries. Rescu
ers estimated that another
hour under the crushing
weight might have killed him.
The boy apparently went
exploring in a construction
project which is near Los An
geles International Airport
and burrowed under the pipe.
The pipe, 10 feet long and
four feet in diameter, slipped,
trapping him in a squatting
position. Only his head was
free. .
Rescuers got Perry out by
cautiously lifting the pipe
with, 16-inch timbers and
jacks. They feared the tick
lish work might bring more
earth only Perry or cause the
pipe to slip further.
Americans Irked
By Mexican Police
. Tijuana, Mexico -(UPD Doz
ens of U.S. citizens, arrested
in a gambling raid on a casino
a nearby . Rosarito Beach
Monday night, chafed today at
Mexican authorities' slowness
to act on their cases.
About 60 Americans were
detained in city jail while au
thorities laboriously prepared
individual reports for presen
tation to the federal district
courts.
Indications were that the
reports would be presented to
day, possibly leading to the
release of some of those held.
Gambling in Mexico is a mis
demeanor.
Soldiers, led by . federal
agents, closed in on the Rosar
ito Beach Casino, swept mon
ey from gambling tables and
held those found in the club.
Many claimed they . were
watching, not gambling.
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San Diego, Calif .-(UPD-Three-
year-old Steven Allen Caine
fell 100 feet down an elevator
shaft to his death Wednesday
in a downtown hotel.
The little boy was dead
when police arrived at the St.
James Hotel, where Steven
had been staying with his
mother, Mrs. Robert Caine,
and his 1 -year -old sister,
Sandy.
Officers ' said Steven wan
dred into an unattended ele
vator in the lobby, rode the
car to where it stopped a few
feet above the fifth floor, at
tempted to jump to thetorri
dor and tumbled into the
shaft.
Elevator operator Charles
Eaton said he left the elevator
unattended on an errand.
URGE RED RECOGNITION
Tokyo (UPD Eight private
Japanese trade organizations
are urging the government to
recognize Communist China in
an effort to break the dead
lock in relations between the
two countries.
Iraq Withdrawal
From Pact Sought
Baghdad -(UPD- Left wing
elements increased their de
mands today for Iraq's formal
withdrawal from the now mis
named Baghdad Pact.
The campaign to get Iraq
out of the pact was renewed
as the pact's Ministerial Coun
cil wound -up its brief semi
annual meeting in Karachi,
Pakistan. ,
Actually, Iraq has not par
ticipated in the pact since the
DON'T FENCE ME IN
Norwalk, Conn. -(UPD- Con
cetta Palumbo won a divorce
after complaining that her
husband kept her penned up
at home for nearly eight
years. Her husband is a fence
contractor.
revolution which overthrew
the old regime last July 14.
Since that time, the pact has
been a dead letter here.
The government's official
position is that it is too busy
to worry about the question of
membership or non-membership.
FAMILY MATTER
Madisonville, Tenn. - (UPD -T'
post of, criminal court
judge for Tennessee's fourth
judicial district is strictly a
family affair. W" n Judge R.
Beecher Witt stepped down
after 32 years in the job, he
was succeeded by his son
James C. Witt.
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