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4 -4t 1 i 'A 1 .-4- J NOBODY HURT A passenger train smacked into a stalled truck oa the bank of the Columbia river near Lyle, Wash., Monday. Nine cars were derailed, the other four remain ' " t" - 1 ' K - sty 1 - - I I. . rf I ? v " "CHESSMAN HANGED An unidentified guard examines J effigy of convict-author Caryl Chessman removed from old guard tower outside present patrolled area of San Quentin J Prison Monday. The effigy was discovered during a: press conference held by Chessman, following California Gov. Ed I mund G. Brown's refusal to grant executive clemency to the 38-year-old accused kidnap-rapist who is scheduled to die la the gas chamber Oct. 23. - - (UPI Telephoto) COBURN HONEYMOONS , Hollywood - (UPD - A c t o r Charles Coburn, 82, today was honeymooning with his new bride, attractive Mrs. Winifred i Natzka, 41, widow of a New York opera basso. They were married in Las Vegas, Nev., Sunday in a surprise cere mony. " Line Reopened Afler Train Wreck ' Lyle, Wash. -UP&-The Spo kane, Portland and Seattle Railway's main line from Port land to Spokane was reopened at 6:15 ajn. today after crews worked more than 24 hours repairing damage caused by a Monday derailment. v Nine cars of a passenger train were derailed early Mon day when the tram struck a stalled truck near here. No in juries were reported among the 84 passengers and crew men on the train. The passen gers were in the final four c$rs which remained upright. . Work gangs had to repair torn up rails and ties and then rerail the cars.; :-..'.:.. i: 0 PAYS REPARATIONS Vienna (DPD Austria has . paid more than $100 million In World War II reparations to the Soviet Union, or two thirds of her total obligations, it was announced Monday. TheyTl Do It Every p55-' ( QUAGMIRE ALSO WRITES j 3s7 1 y l IU Mli CONGRESSMAN . AsS-" : about this GUYrr - -r ' J.E RCHEST , NHE GAVE UPN? i NDrlI? ( f CHEAPER THAN I UMERlCk CONTESTS-) , I AND TOLD HIM MV I V a swEFpCTAFt; J lie mi n nKiH- DuuiiC J il vin uAkrrcr -n, ru -rr I yi" - "vwvm... nn,mu I V-ni lVor7iiT- " TKCCTANOVOJ- EASTNGEVWTHsv fJxrI J ( GOTABOUTTHeI SOUTH ORANGE, pf 1 Sf L Singer Arrested For Robbing Homes '. West Orange, N. J. -(DPD- Rock 'n roll- singer Rusty Lane, ' 20, faces arraignment Wednesday on charges of rob bing 29 homes to finance a new car and a bride. - . Lane, who has appeared on the Alan Freed and Dick Clark television: shoe's, told police his arrest will probably ruin him but added 'Tm 'ery happy you caught up with me." " ; He told police he commit ted the burglaries because he wanted a new car and a bride. Lane, whose real name is Karl Zeeb Jr., was arrested Sunday when police picked him up near , the scene of a recent burglary. His car, they said, contained stolen tele-J vision sets, record players and a piggy-bank with $81. STEEL EMERGENCY , - Wells, Nev.-ttJPD-The Union Pacific. Railroad told town of ficials it couldn't replace the outdoor privy with inside plumbing at its station because of the steel shortage. The City Council warned the railroad it would face a misdemeanor charge if it didn't regardless of the steel strike. Time ed on the track. There were taken facing west on highway the wreck. Fat, Heart Risk Said Acceptable By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor New York - (UPD - Because of all the medical tish-tish over heavy people, it will a jm&t2r:n come as a shock that a r e 1 a tion be- X tA i iween a lot 01 body fat and a f higher risk of j heart - artery disease has ribeen proved y,-m. a scientifi- cally accept- dcios smiui . able manner for the first time. However, it failed to show that being overweight with out being excessively fat im poses an added risk. To many that will sound impossible, but it isn't. A so-called "nor mal" weight for a person of your age, height, and sex is taken from a chart, like those on penny weighing machines. Other Thing Excluded The chart figure is the av erage weight of a large num ber of persons of your age, height, and sex. But it does not take into account other things besides fat which could push your. weight, above this average,, such as a heavier than average skeleton and so heavy muscles. Like, interested scientists the world over, Dr. Kenneth Sanders was bothered by this. Almost all studies implicating body fat as a factor in the on-set of heart-artery disease were baed on body weights ratner tnan on body fat He took 48 men who had had heart attacks. He "match ed" them with 52 men of the same ages, heights, and weights who never had had a heart attack. Then he meas ured the amounts of fat on the bodies of heart-attack vic tims and the "controls." Significant Difference There was no difference in how the body weights of heart-artery disease victims and of the "controls" compar- :ed to the normal weights for men of their ages and heights. But there was a most "significant" difference in the masses of body fat on the pa tients and "controls." Sanders works in London and reported to the technical journal, "The Lancet." He said he had answered the ANTI-SEMITISM COSTLY Aachen, Germany - (UPD - A court Monday convicted tax official Erich Tasche, 42, of insulting West German Social ist Leader Erich Ollenhauer and making anti-Semitic statements.- He was sentenced to four months in prison. A law against slavery was enacted in Rhode Island on May 18, 1652. "... . By Jimmy Hatlo lastweekNI HE WROTE TO AGGIE K4HN 11 TO BACK AH Jd HIS-AN UPSIDE- DOWN LIGHTHOUSE FOR SUBMARINES' UNINS IN ON THE GUV ' WITH THE GET-RICH-QUICK-ON-THE-ARM "mi mCAC.."" " tuaky A jury A -nn v THE HATLO HAT TO -PAUL BQODEQ., r r r 1 Mmme no injuries. The picture is 830, which was blocked by (UPI Telephoto) Disease Proved in Manner question, "is coronary-artery disease more common in the obese." But the answer, he added, immediately asks ques tions, two of which are: "why?" and "how?" Parly Workshop Reviewed at Meet Highlights of the recent Re publican party workshop in Salem were reported to mem bers of the executive board of the Jackson County Cen tral committee during a luncheon meeting Friday at the Jackson hotel.. Mrs. Lester , Adams discuss ed aspects of . the precinct training sessions, at which GOP state leaders learned how to brief precinct work ers on approaching the voter, keeping records, and poll watching. Mrs. John Lynch, precinct educational chairman, and Mrs. James Ragland, county vice chairman, also comment ed on organizational proced ures outlined at the workshop. Working in conjunction with Mrs. Lynch is Elmer Dahl, precinct organizational chair man, in charge of recruitment of party workers. Sessions on local fund-raising techniques were attended by Mrs. Sherman Feiss whq related salient points to the group. :, In summing up the work shop discussion, County Chairman Don Stathos re marked that it was encourag ing to find Oregon party lead ers and candidates of such a high caliber. During the meeting James Ragland was elected tempor ary finance chairman for Jackson county. He outlined future plans and reported on the current financial status. Cub Scouts Pack 1 St. Mary's cub stouts held their first pack meeting on Thursday, Oct. 15, in the school auditorium. A-flag ceremony which opened the meeting was pre sented by Den 5 under the leadership of Mrs. John E. Rossi. T. W. Dugan lead in the opening prayer. Dugan opened the meeting activities by introducing the den mothers and the newly formed committeemen to the parents. Following the intro ductions he .turned the meet ing over to Hal Krueger who has assumed the duties of cub- master. Helping Krueger this year year on the committee will be Myron Hollen, assistant cub master; Dugan, committee chairman; Mike Alesko, mem bership; Albert Nelson, pro jects; Marlow Bates, activity; Earl DeLisle, service; Mrs. Pat Ford, advisor; and Mrs. Sue Jensen, telephone. .Marlow Bates, activity chairman, had each of the cubs introduce his parents to those present. This was a get acquainted stunt which prov ed humorous and informative. Hollen gave a brief explan ation of a newly formed Webelos den which is under his direction.'. Krueger presented the fol lowing boys with their Lion badges: Randy Dibble, Jerry Gritsch, Chris Olsen, Dan Stinson and Steven Williams. Den 6 which is led by Mrs. Jud Compton presented a Halloween skit. . All meetings are to be held . ml 3 . on tne inira inursaay ui every month in the school auditorium. Den mothers are Mrs. Frank J. Gritsch, Mrs. Barbara Con ley, Mrs. John E. . Rossi and Former Prospect Man Dies in Mishap Funeral services were held at Crescent City Saturday for Ralph Edwin Maggerle, 38, formerly of Prospect, follow ing an accident Thursday at Smith River. Relatives here reported Mag gerle was killed while oper ating heavy road building equipment. He was employed by Simonson Logging com pany. Maggerle is survived by his wife, Shirley, and three small children, Susahne, 10, Ricy, 8, and Andrew 5. Easy-Sew Gadabout Casual, comfortable - the perfect dress for winter's 9-to-5 occasions! It's slim in front with soft back-blousing, hip pockets on a smart slant. Easy-sew. Tomorrow's pat tern: Skirt. Printed Pattern 9001: Half Sizes 14V6.-16VS, WA, 20, Z2Vi, 24V. Size 16V4 requires 3 yards 54-inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first - class mailing. 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Be first with the newest-send 25 cents "Santa" Apron Rites Scheduled For Hollywood-flJPD-Rbsary was to be recited today for Mario Lanza amid a host of his filmland friends at- Blessed Sacrament Catholic church. Solemn requiem mass is scheduled Wednesday at the church with entombment to follow at Calvary Mausoleum. The body of the 38-year-old singer who died of a heart at tack in Rome Oct. 7, will be on view at the church during lllltl!! ArrLfc bliUwfcffo. . i m m - mm-ty.il li-L amm . fevfflVMwA, -.v." . -AW.V..-... y -V. ... . , vt..-.-.V.-.-. .....W.V. .V.. Ground spraying with ORTHO'Endrin is the most effective most economical method for control of orchard mice. Up until now, the control of orchard mice has been an expensive, time-KXHisuming task. Previously used control measures such as hand-baiting, and the use of wire mesh screen, required costly hard labor and were not always effective. Now, ground spray with ORTHO Endrin gives you a sure, efficient method of control. 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Cairo, U.AJt.-(BPD-King Mo hammed V of Morocco will visit the United Arab Repub lic next January at the invi tation of U.A.R. President Gamal Abdel Nasser. n - - i 3 Helping the World Grow Better California Spray-Chemical Corp, A (ubtidiary Callfwuta OMtnical C. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfortf, Or. 19 Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1959 DEPARTS FOR UJf. .- Tokyo -flJPD- Shinichi Shibu sawa, chairman of the U.N. fact - finding commission on Laos, left by plane Monday night for New York to report on the results of the investi gation into Laotian charges of aggression from Communist North Viet Nam. Shibusawa arrived from Laos last week. H t-y-i f;"i I f I I I t-i t'J I : i t US' ilK'V- 1 1 111. i ' i jmiimu. m ! ! 1 1 O o DURHAM, N.C. Mrs. Jud Compton . .. now! . 1
