Beryllium fo
Protect Spaceman
CJevelancMScience Service)
-Only three inches of beryl
lium will protect the first
United States man in space
from the "frying pan" heat of
his capsule as it plunges back
to earth.
This was revealed here to
day in announcement that the
giant, dish-shaped beryllium
piece has been successfully
forged. The announcement
was made by Brush Beryllium
company, which supplied the
record-sized beryllium billet,
and Aluminum Company of
America, which forged the
billet Into its rough form
Brush Beryllium will finish
th.e part soon to precision spe
cifications.
To be six feet in diameter,
the beryllium dish us a key
part for the space capsule that
will carry America's first as
tronaut Into space. Because of
its lightness, strength, and
heat-absorbing qualities, be
ryllium was chosen for the
capsule's "heat sink."
Acting as the outside cov
ering of the capsule's "floor,"
the beryllium plate is design
ed to store and safely dissi
pate the intense factional
heat of reentry. Without this,
or some other heat-handling
device, f rictional heat might
convert the capsule and its oc
cupant to a fiery "shooting
star" as it plunges back to
earth.
Pilots Ask Outlaw
Of Sale of Drinks
Washington - (WD Air line
pilots, stewards and steward
esses appealed to Congress
Congress Wednesday to put
law sale or consumption of
drinks on domestic flights to
spare them from "playing
nursemaid to inebriated pas
sengers." , But a spokesman for Con
tinental Air Lines said such
a ban would "turn the clock
back" to prohibition days and
place "unwarranted restric
tions on the personal liberty
of the air traveler."
Their testimony was pre
sented, at a House Commerce
subcommittee hearing on
numerous bills seeding to
prohibit air lines from selling
or serving liquor.
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SANDWICHES - Shown above are 23 different kinds of
sandwiches, made from foods reviewed in today's "Feeding
the Family" column. Sandwiches are among America's
favorite foods, and August is the nation's biggest sandwich
eating month.
Finance Member fo
Attend Meeting
Ashland-A member of the
state department of finance
plans to sit in on future meet
ings of the state board of high
er education.
Freeman Holmer, director
of the finance department, an
nounced the policy at Tues
day's meeting of the board
here in Ashland. In the past
there have sometimes been ap
pearances of the governor or
his representative at board
meetings.
Holmer said he hoped the
new policy would result in
elimination of legislative mis
understandings. Present board officers were
reelected Tuesday. They in
clude Henry Cabell, Portland,
president; William Walsh,
Coos Bay, vice president, and
J. W. Forrester, Pendleton,
executive committee member.
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New Iron Compound
Curbs Anemia Danger
New York-(Science Service)
-A new iron compound prom
ises to curb the dangers of
iron-deficiency anemia during
pregnancy. This condition,
which is present in 9 per cent
to 72 per cent of pregnant
women, can retard the growth
and increase the susceptibil
ity to infection of the child
In severe cases, the mother
may die during delivery from
severe hemorrhage.
A team of four New York
Medical college physicians,
headed by Dr. Martin L,
Stone, recently tested the fer
roglycine sulfate complex on
51 pregnant women with
marked success. The results
were reported in Postgraduate
Medicine.
Third Session of
Swimming to Start
The third two-week swim
ming instruction session at
Hawthorne pool will begin
Monday, Aug. 3. Registration
at the pool begins today and
will continue through Sunday,
Aug. 2.
A fee of $2 per person will
be charged for the class. Reg
istration may be made from
1 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 9
pjn.""
The schedule of classes calls
for instruction for intermedi
ates and swimmers from 9 to
9:30 a.m.; for beginners and
intermediates from 9:30 to 10
and from 10" to 10:30; for be
ginners from 10:30 to 11 and
from 11 to 11:30; and for jun
ior life saving from 10:30 to
11:30.
Adult instruction will be
available if a sufficient num
ber of people show an inter
est in participating. Classes
can be scheduled from 9 a.m.
to noon or from 6 to 7 p.m.
New schools cost from $13,
000 to $50,000 per classroom
to build, depending largely
upon location.
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Food
90 Million Sandwiches
Sandwiches are far and
away America's favorite food
and August our biggest sand
wich eating month. It has
been estimated that we eat
90 million sandwiches a day
at mealtime but no one can
estimate the numbers eaten
between meals.
Sandwiches are the most
democratic of foods. They're
equally at home and heartily
enjoyed at ball games, the cir
cus and at wedding receptions
for royalty. They vary in size
from miniscule to king size
whoppers. They re unsur
passed for convenience, econ
omy, good taste and versatil
ity.
When and Where
Forty per cent of each day's
70 million restaurant meals
call for sandwiches and that
adds up to 28 million. Twenty-three
per cent of noon
lunches in homes of the nation
are built around sandwiches
and that adds up to 22 mil
lion. Seven per cent of the
evening meals feature sand
wiches to the tune of 12 mil
lion and another 28 million
sandwiches go to work and to
school. Total, 90 million sand
wiches a day; a conservative
estimate.
Vary Daily Bread
Most families are deep in
a bread rut; order only white
bread and hotdog and ham
burger buns. Bakers and
grocers offer more than 25
different kinds of breads and
rolls; almost enough for
different sandwich every day
in the month.
Besides enriched white
bread, there's ,egg, French,
French sour dough, Italian,
high protein, potato, pullman
(square loaf), oatmeal, pump
ernickel, raisin, rye, plain and
rye with caraway or sesame
seeds. There's salty rye Vien
na, 100 per cent whole wheat,
wheat and cracked wheat.
Besides hotdog and ham
burger buns, a vast variety
includes plain hard rolls, hard
rolls with sesime or poppy
seeds, -onion rolls, English
muffins, biscuit or roll mixes,
corn, bran and whole wheat
muffins.
Breads come in cans, too,
Try sandwiches made with
Boston brown bread, date-nut
bread or orange-date bread.
Bread Slorag
Bread storage is important
Increase Noted in
Mathematics Majors
Washington-CScience Serv
ice) American college stu
dents must have listened to
the beeps of Sputnik, for 1958
1959 saw a 31 per cent in
crease in the number of col
lege juniors enrolled as
majors in mathematics. This
compares with a total in
crease in junior-year enroll
ment of 3.8 per cent, Arthur
S. Fleming. Secretary of
Health, Education, and Wel
fare, reported here.
Equally as encouraging was
the increase of 15.6 per cent
in pay for full professors at
four-year private colleges and
universities. At this rate of
increase, full professors' sal
aries would be more than
doubled in five years, Dr.
Flemming said.
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the year round, but summer
storage is especially impor
tant for obvious reasons.
A ventilated bread box is
a good place to keep wrapped
bread for a few days. French
bread or rolls with a crisp
crust can be placed in box
without wrapping.
Studies show that wrapped
bread will stale as much in
one day in the refrigerator as
it does in 3 days at room
temperature. Surprised?
To prevent mold, keep
bread box in the driest place
in the kitchen. Wash the
bread box at least once a
week with hot soap suds,
rinse with boiling water and
dry thoroughly. Since it is of
ten the neglected scraps of
bread left too long that at
tract mold, collect these every
few days and dry them in the
oven for crumbs.
Remember to cool all fresh
ly baked bread before putting
them in a bread box.
Bread in Freexer
Bread stored in the freezer
at. zero will remain fresh for
2 to 3 months. Wrapped bak
ery bread should be rewrap
ped with moisture-vapor proof
wrapping. When thawed,
bread that's been frozen dries
faster than freshly baked
bread.
Frozen loaves of bread re
quire .3 to 4 hours at room
temperature for thawing; can
be used for sandwiches when
partially thawed; can go di
rectly into toaster.
Picture Sandwiches
We're pretty pleased with
this picture; managed to get
12 .kinds of yeast - raised
breads in it and filled them
with 23 distinctive fillings.
First sandwich rule is to
spread each and every bread
slice with soft (not melted)
butter right to the edges.
Row .1: (Reading top to
bottom from the left):
Rye bread - A-two decker
with bottom layer of liver
pate . and onion slices; top
layer of crisp bacon and let
tuce; egg twist - This has fill
ing of cottage cheesei - mixed
with chopped tomato green
pepper and onion; white bread
- A two decker with bottom
layer of turkey and ham
slices; top layer of Russian
dressing and , crisp lettuce;
whole wheat bread - filling
of chicken, Canadian bacon
and crisp lettuce.
Row 2: navette roll - This
we spread with any of the
popular cheese spreads, add
crisp bacon; seeded round roll
- A new look and distinction
for broiled hamburger with
sharp cheese topping and
onion rings; large roll - bo
logna with cream cheese mix
ed with chopped chives fills
this; seeded onion roll - Fill
ing is ham, cheese and tomato
slices with crisp lettuce.
Row 3: whole wheat bread
- Filling combines egg salad,
tomato slices, crisp . bacon
slices and crisp lettuce; egg
twist Filling of deviled ham
mixed with chopped hard
cooked eggs and crisp let
tuce; raisin bread - Peanut
butter and strawberry or
other flavored jam ideal with
this; rye bread - This gets
filled with sliced roast beef,
lettuce and chili sauce..
Row 4: fan tan roll - Fill
ing combines tuna mixed with
minced cucumber, parsley
and mayonnaise; finger roll
Popular hotdog roll gets filled
with broiled frankfurter top
ped with usual mustard and
picalilli; navette roll - Crisp
and. satisfying with Swiss
cheese and broiled Canadian
bacon; finger roll - For a
change, fill this one with
whole shrimp mixed with
chopped celery and mayon
naise; large hard roll - Satis
fying liverwurst, ' a dash of
lemon juice, cream cheese
mixed with pickle relish, and
crisp lettuce.
Row 5: whole wheat bread
- For fine flavor, fill this with
shrimp mixed with minced
celery, minced onion, mayon
naise and chili sauce, leaf of
lettuce; white bread - A
double decker with bottom
layer of ham and cheese; top
layer of lettuce and tomato.
Wagons To Move
24 Miles Today
La Grande (DPD Drivers
cracked their whips and mov
ed the Oregon Centennial
wagon train - out of North
Powder this morning and
headed for Pioneer park here,
a distance of about 24 miles.
Tuesday night the Fiity
Niners camped on the Powder
Valley High school field after
a 20-mile trip from Baker.
When the; pulled out Tues
day morning it was 38 degrees
and the wagoneers had to dig
through the mountains of gear
in the seven Conestogas for
jackets and coats.
After a 4 ajn. breakfast
served by the Baker Histori
cal Society, the covered wag
ons moved along Highway 30
and made a mid-morning wa
ter stop at Haines.
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Thursday, July 30, 1959 , B '
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WARDEN' Rafael Perez
Hernandez (above), 44, has
been arrested by Mexico
City poliqe and charged with
holding his family captive
in their home since 1944.
Police report he forced
them to help make insecti
cides, which he would later
peddle. Five of his surviving
children were born into cap
tivity and two others re
portedly died of malnutri
tion. Aluminum Strike
Deadline Postponed
New York-(DPD-A Friday
strike deadline against the na
tion's biggest aluminum pro
ducers has been nostnoned un-
rtil 30 days after settlement of
the steel strike, which goes
into its third week today with
no end in sight.
Some 500,000 steel workers
are on strike, with an estimat
ed 78,000 otjierc laid off trans
port and mining jobs and steel
production at less than 85 per
cent of national capacity.
Chief Federal Mediator Jo
seph F. Finnegan, after sepa
rate conferences with both
sides, said he saw no immedi
ate prospects of a auick end
of the strike but he is still
trying. He was to meet with
both sides agaLy today.
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