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" ' . 12 MAIL TRIBUNE. MeoW, Or. Wednesday, July 1, ltS9 -i- TAUUS ABO M I W MAY 21 rO' 72 76-78 STAR GAZER" AMCC MAR. 22 I 1 2- 4-22-40 '43-53-77 MAY 22 JUNE 22 ff28-32-36d CAMCf JUNE 23 n 15-27-37-461 MV52-70-81-&4 uo JULY 2 Pv 9-K5-56-59 Pt60-64-71 woo AUG. J SEPT. 22 1 9-25-39-43 '73-74-75 -By CLAY E. POLLAN- M Yor Dorr Aetfvry GukJ . M According to fh Srori. . To develop inessoge for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac btrth sign. 1 DisiHusioM 31 Com 2Cutivot 32 Your 3 And 33 Openings 4Hobb 34Tfu- SKtp 35 And 6 Bod 36 Job 7 Ey 37 Temporary 8 Shoe . 38 Clems ' 9Tn 39To 10 Interests 40 Creative 1 1 For 41 Your 12 New 42 Resources 13 On 43 Pursues 14 Do 44 Pet 15 Don't 45 Forget 16 A 46 Moodiness 17 Humor 47 First 18Pervodes 48 Ideas W You 49 Neckwear 20 The 50 Then 21 Dream 51 To 22 And 52 AHeet 23 Business 53 Especially 24 Norhing 54 in 25 Add 55 Air 26 Future 56 Or 27 Let . 57 Attract 28 Put 58Lev 29 And 59 Others 30 Sports . 60 Tofce SEPT. 23 t OCT. 23 & 8-11-30-38 T1 U9-65-79-82HJ JGood Advene 61 Or 62 Increased 63 Amtxtions 64 Priority 65 Jewelry 66 Look 67 Prestige 68Tok 69 indicated 70Your 71 Now 72 Strain 73 In 74 Some 75 Way 76 Or 77 Outdoors 79 And 80 Past 81 Doily 82 Accessaries 83 For 84 Duties 85 New 86 Or 87 Problems 88 Fun 89 Form 90 Money Neutral scovto OCT. 24 t-i 3V. 22 1- 3- 4-17? 118-20-55 SA6fTTAtlUS NOV. 23 n DEC 22. gg hi41 it nf ' K4.SAJM.0nV CAMKOSM DEC 23 JAN. 20 5- 7-13-26JT1 b9-4587 HJ FH. 20 MAR. 24 62-o7-69 Vg TV Set, Electric Dryer, Lightning Fatal To Children By United Press International .Death struck children Tues day beside a television set, in a baseball sandlot and in the whirling drum of an electric dryer Two young brothers were electrocuted as they tinkered with the aerial of their TV set in the basement of their home at Blen Burnie, Md. The victims were Daniel Doyle, 9, and his 7-year-old brother, Michael. They were the adopted children of Chief Petty Officer Warren Doyle and his wife, Vita. Sprawled en. Floor The parents found the boys sprawled on the floor in front of the set when they returned from the commissary' at Ft. Meade. ; " Police said the boys either ignored or failed to notice a note on the set warning that' it should be unplugged before the aerial was handled. They said a damp concrete floor and steel frames of nearby beds apparently acted as con ductors. In Indianapolis, a bolt of lightning struck down Gary Klinger, 10, as he crouched at third base during a little league baseball game. The bolt ripped- off his clothing and dug a seven-inch hole where he stood. It also knocked down Gary's play mate, Robert, Lockhart, 11, and Robert's father, Estel. The elder Lockhart revived his son with artificial respira- l ' mum hi i mm jip FORMER FLAPPERS: Mrs. Joan Abbot Gaines (left), the former George White's Scandals beauty, and Mrs. Ross Randelman Nutt, for merly of the famous Warn pas Stars; prepare to leave San Francisco, Calif., aboard the S.S. President Hoover," bound for Japan. News About Servicemen SPEAR THROWER Pvt. Donald E. Clay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Clay, route 2, Medford, recently took third place in the javelin event at the Fourth Army track and field meet at Ft. .Hood, Tex. Clay is stationed at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. He is a gradu ate of Oregon State college. IN OREGON Michael L. Ring, seaman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ring of Prospect, is serving aboard the heavy cruiser, USS Helena. The Helena visited Portland re cently to take part in the Rose festival, along with 21 other U.S. and Canadian ships. BOWLER Army 2nd Lt. George B. Maddox, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Maddox, of 340 South Groveland ave., Med ford, recently won first place in the Ft. Hood, Tex., officer's bowling league. He is executive officer of the 16th artillery's battery A at Ft. Hood. He is a 1958 grad uate of the University of Ore gon. . tion, but the Klinger boy died at General hospital. " Wanted Ride in Drum Jerome Anthony Brown, 7, apparently climbed into an electric dryer at a self serv ice laundry in Oklahoma City, Okla., because he want ed to ride in the drum, police said. , . A neighbor saw the boyl walking toward the laundry in his pajamas about 6 a.m. Tuesday. At 8 a.m. two house wives noticed the. dryer vi brating and called a mechan ic. The mechanic found the Negro boy's charred, mangled body. . The boy's mother, Mrs. Dorothy Brown, charged that her son-a mentally retarded child-was the victim of a cruel prank by other chil dren. : - . But police homicide inspec-J tor . B. Meals- said there was no evidence that the boy was forced into the dryer. At New York City's Idle wild airport, a mystery gun shot Tuesday night wounded John Steinmetz Jr., 17 months old, as he was held in his nurse's arms. No Gun Found - The bullet grazed his scalp and nicked his left ear. Cus toms officials speculated that the bullet might have been accidentally discharged but found no gun in a search of hundreds of pieces of luggage. A one-year-old Englewood, Colo., boy drowned Tuesday night when his mother left him in the bathtub while looking for his two-year-old sister. The victim wa3 Mark Wil liam Magill. The boy's mother told po lice she left Mark in ' about four inches of water when she noticed her daughter missing. She said she turned the wa ter off before leaving. When she returned Mark was floating face down in the tub. Water was running again and had reached the overflow drain. Senate Debates Foreign Aid Bill . Washington - (OPD - The Sen ate came to work early today after staying overtime Tues day night in a drive to reach a final vote on its $4,164,820, 000 foreign aid bill before the long July 4 holiday week end. Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen, meanwhile, worked on a compromise sub stitute for a provision in the bill which would permit the Development Loan Fund to borrow from the Treasury $1 billion a year for five years. President Eisenhower asked Congress to put up only $700 million through regular chan nels to finance the fund for another year. When the fund, from which overseas develop; ment loans are made, was set up two years ago, the Presi dent asked for some sort of long-term financing authority. Congress turned him down at that time. : The Senate debated the aid measure until 8:34 p.m. Tues day. It resumed the discussion at 10:30 ajn., an hour and a half earlier than usual. 16 Dead, 118 Hurt in Okinawa Tragedy Nana? Okinawa (DPD Local authorities announced today an official casualty list of 16 dead and 118 injured in the crash of a disabled U. S. jet fighter into a crowded hous ing area. Okinawa Police Commis sioner Eizo Omine said that the injured included 105 school children, five infants and eight a dults. Nineteen of the injured were in critical condition. . 10 Children Dead The U. S. military com mand here also announced an official death toll of 16, in cluding 10 children, but said that 112 had been injured. The plane, an F-100 Super Sabre, caught fire while pass ing over the town of Ishikawa Tuesday. Its pilot, Capt. John O. Schmitt of Chalmers, Ind., headed toward a non-populat ed area before bailing out But his pilotless plane veered to the right, caromed off the Miyamori primary school and then plowed into a. group of houses nearby. ) Eyewitnesses said the burn ing jet spewed flame over a 10-blbck area. An estimated 50 houses were destroyed and 200 persons left homeless. Pilot 'Stunned. Dated' Captain Schmitt was una vailable for comment today, But an Air Force spokesman described him ' as "stunned ind dazed" after learning of the destruction his crippled plane had caused. A policeman said the num ber of children killed might have been even greater but for. the alertness of one stu dent in the primary school. Seeing the flaming plane streaking toward the school, he shouted "air raid!" The others had participated in drills for such an eventuality They fell on the floor and cov ered their faces. State Police Check v. Accidents Yesterday A three-car: read-end colli sion occurred near construc tion on Highway 99 just south of Rogue River yesterday, state police reported. Three cars had started mov ing ahead at the direction of the flagman, then had to stop again. A car driven by Lizzie Balford Sumner, 69, of Norco, Calif., was unable to stop and BkiuCA me rear euu ui a tai driven by -Ronald Ray Russell, 17, also of Norco, Calif. The force of the collision forced the Russell, car into the rear end of a car driven by Rich ard Arthur Treiss, 21, of Los Angeles, Calif., state ' police said. rOnly minor damage result ed to the three cars. No in juries were reported and no citations issued, state police said. . A second accident occurred yesterday at about 7:50 p.m. on the South Stage rd., just south of the Rogue River academy, state police report ed. A car driven by Stanley Hale Holt, 27, of route 1, box 33, Jacksonville was unable to make a curve and went off into a field at the east side oi tne nignway. Molt was charged by police with being drunk on a public highway. MEXICAN WRITER DIES Mexico City - (UPD - One of Mexico's leading writers, Jose Vasconcelos, 77,: died here Tuesday night. He was a noted philosopher and educator. In 1946, only 15 states re quired teachers to have four years of college. 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