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SEEING HIS QUADRUPLETS the first time is Alex Kajouras, 30-year-old Columbia
University law student. The quads, three boys and a girl, were put in incubators
jftt Staten Island's Marine Hospital, all doing well, as was their mother, 26-year-old
Bessie. They are her first bom. She'll have to quit college now to keep house.
Girl Injured in Fall from Horse
Mary F. Hinton, 17, of route
, 1, Talent, was reported in
"fairly good" conditioA yes
terday at Sacred Heart hospi
tal, following a fall from a
Two Men Killed on
Palter Dam Project
Concrete, Wash. (UPD - Two
carpenters working on the Up
per Baker dam north of here
fell more than 200 feet to
their death Friday.
The victims were identified
fts Ryan Gienger of Laurel in
Whatcom county and Al
Drake of the Skagit county
community of Bow.
They were stripping forms
200 feet up on the face of the
300-foot high dam when the
forms they were standing on
give way.
The deaths were the fourth
gnd fifth on the project since
construction started more
$hftn two years ago.
horse in which she suffered
a head injury. . -
According to MeIford Am
bulance service, the accident
occurred Friday evening at
Anderson creek near the trout
farm. Hospital officials said
she suffered a laceration ori
the back of her head, and
that X-rays were taken. She
is the daughter ef Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Hinton of Talent.
Canby Post Office
Will Be First Class
Canby -flJPD- As of July 1,
the post office here will have
a first class rating according
to postmaster Helen L.
Brown. The up-grade is re
flected in 1958 receipts, total
ing $42,959.
The new rating brings the
number of first class post of
fices in Clackamas county to
four. Others are Oregon City,
Oswego and Boring.
Visiting American Governors
Inspect Sights Around Moscow
DAY Urges Camp
White Expansion
Salem (UPD - Oregon's dis
abled American veterans Sat
urday expressed discontent
with Veterans Administration
hospital facilities.
Several resolutions calling
for expansion and improve
ment of VA hospitals were
passed by the group at a ses
sion here.
N. L. Williams, Concord,
Mass., National DAV comman
der, said that "in hospital aft
er hospital there is a crying
need for repair and ' replace
ment of important units."
The vets also favored ex
pansion of the Camp White
domiciliary hospital and ad
mission of women to the facil
ity. It is located near Medford.
Williams urged the vets to
make expansion of VA hos
pitals their major project of
the year.
He said expansion was
greatly needed ia Oregon.
Moscow-DPD-Nine visiting
American governors fanned
out around Moscow Saturday
to investigate the Russian
way of life. They wound up
inspecting the waterworks,
murals, the Kremlin and pig
tails. In the morning Govs. Le
Roy Collins of Florida, and
Robert . Smylie of Idaho
visited cathedrals, govern
ment buildings, museums, and
the famous ancient bell and
cannon inside the walls of the
sun-drenched Kremlin.
Collins commented, "What
fascinates me is the beauti
fully preserved ancient relics
when you'd think this is what
they are trying to forget.
Love for History
"School children come
pouring into the Kremlin as
they do in the national monu
ments in Washington. The
Russian people have a deep
love for history and a sur
prising appreciation for the
symbols of the old way of
life," he said.
Collins then visited a new
housing project where he ex
amined the pigtails of little
girls playing on a grassy
courtyard.
"I'm interested in pigtails
so I can tell . my 9-year-old
girl about them, he said.
"The interesting fashion here
is how they weave colored
ribbon into the pigtails, cross
them in the back, and loop
them."
Collins climbed into a
sandbox with six Russian
children to examine their pig
tails. He posed for photo
graphs with them," shaking
their hands and patting their
heads.
Govs. George D. Clyde of
Utah and Robert B. Meyner
of New Jersey visited the
Moscow waterworks. They
saw purification chambers
and laboratories.
Machinery Outdated
Clyde said he thought the
water system machinery "in
teresting but outdated."
Meyner scheduled an aft
ernoon tennis game with his
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After lunch at their hotel,
Clyde, Meyner and Gov. Ce
cil H. Underwood of West
Virginia visited the perman
ent Soviet exhibition of in
dustry and agriculture, a
show sprawling over 500
acres and containing 71 pa-villions.
Gov. Luther H. Hodges of
North Carolina also showed
up.
The governors saw murals
showing Soviet citizens
marching toward peace.
Hodges said, "I hope they
succeed."
Attend Soccer Match
Gos. L. R. McNichols of
Colorado, John E. Davis of
North Dakota and Underwood
spent the day walking around
the city.
The governors attended a
soccer match between Olym
pic teams from Bulgaria and
the Soviet Union and saw a
dance concert.
' The governors arranged a
train trip to Leningrad on
their tour of the Soviet Union.
But Underwood and Gov.
William G. "Stratton of Il
linois were scheduled to leave
the group after seeing Kiev.
The others will return to
Moscow July 13 in hopes of
meeting Premier Nikita S.
Khrushchev.
American housewives,, in
dustries, restaurants and oth
er consumers purchased two
billion, 100 million dollars
worth of coffee in 1957.
More Than 5.300 1
Hurt in Traffic
Salem-More than 5,300 people-almost
equal the popula
tion of Dallas, Ore.-were in
jured in automobile accidents
in Oregon during the first
one-third of this year, accord1
ing to the Department of Mo
tor Vehicles.
That's almost 300 more in
juries than were recorded for
the same January through
April time period in 1958.
More than 1,000 persons
were carried from the scene
of motor vehicle accidents,
suffered bleeding wounds or
had a limb distorted. Close to
2,500 injuries were in the
"painful movement" category
such as bruises, abrasions,
swelling or limping. J
Another 1,859 people black
ed out momentarily or com
plained of pain without visi
ble sign of injury. . MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford. Or.
Vlarch had th hzheei nun j Sunday. J una 28
Der 01 injuries for the four
month period. It recorded
1,412 injuries.
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