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14 MAIL TRIBUNE, Mcdfortf, Or. A Friday, March 18, I960 They!! Do It Every Time . By Jimmy Hatlo DRONEBERRy is suspended Animation! around the SHOP HE MOVES SLOWER than bis ben's hour hand- FAMILY AlTh CAP'S. ROBERT BURKHART sn$irucior of Course Albany Captain to Instruct Course Information sources and uses of various information in caiyying out police work will pe the subject, of a class for police officers in the Medford city hill, Monday, March 21 Instructor will be Capt. Rob ert M. Burkhart of the Albany police department. The class is the fourth of six being held here this spring under sponsorship of the Ore gon Association of City Police Officers tnd the Oregon State Sheriffs association in cooper ation with the FBI, Oregon state police, League of Oregon Cities tnd the Bureau of Mu nicipal Research. Capt. Burkhart has been with th9 Albany department since 1950 and is a 1958 grad uate of the FBI national academy for police officers. He has completed numerous basic and advanced police training courses in Oregon, presently serves as vice presi dent of the Oregon chapter, F8I academy graduates, and is a member of the training committee of; the OACPO. Pan-Am Employees Set Strike Date New York -UPD- Six thou sand employees of Pan Ameri can World Airways set a strike deadline of next Tuesday in a dispute with the company over a new work contract. The clerks, agents and freight handlers belonging to the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks seek higher wages and improved working conditions, Pan American officials ask ed the Federal Mediation Board to certify the dispute to President Eisenhower. If the mediation board takes such action, the union would be prevented from striking for 60 days. Present wage scales for the employees, who work in the United States, including Alaska and Hawaii, and in the West Indies, is from $1.41 to $2.80 an hour. ' tWij(l.K: i c r " ' Syr'Hratg, ltrf . Wnrirf right ' But GET A PHOTO-FINISH OF HIM ON PAV OAVHEDOES THE 50-V4RD DASH TO THE DOUGH COOP IN NOTHING fl FLAT; THAU AHO TOD4VajR HAT IS OF TO 2I0.Z1O.VST.. LAKB WORTH, PLA. Back Stairs: Identification Button By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI Whit Hous Reporter Washington - (UPD - Back stairs at the White House: When President Eisenhower was in Chile recently, the Chilean government provided a special identification button for American secret service agents consisting of a small metal four-leaf clover . . some of the Irish among the United States agents hailed Gay Playtimers Bed of Roses jr.? i 7117 ?wTh The GAYEST playtimers - Easiest , sewing! Make them coot, colorful, easy-to-care-for in striped denim, bright cot ton or no-iron blend. Send nowt .' Printed Pattern 9010: Chil dren's Sizes 2, 4, 6. Size 6 jacket takes 1 vard 35-inch- bra Vs yard; shorts Vb yard. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first - class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog in vivid, full - color. Over 100 smart styles ... all sizes ,-. . all occasions. Send now! Only 25c. the button as a fine good luck symbol - until Chilean detec tives explained that, in their country, there are oodles of four - leaf clovers and the three-leaf variety is regarded locally as a good luck sign. A Fine Idea The IT S. Navv band leader. Cmdr. Charles Brendler, came back from his crowd-packed concerts in Santiago, Chile, with a' fine idea for highly effective American aid at es sentially little cost . . . The Chileans are mad for ' band music and they flock to con certs bv the Chilean army band, many of whose instru ments are quite battered, dented and patched, together . . Brendler fieures that $3,000 worth of new band instru ments delivered to the Chil ean armv band would do more to cement friendshiDS with the United States than 10 times this amount spent in conven tional economic aid . chan nels. Painful Dysentery And another late note from the President's recent trip south of the equator: Several members of his staff were hit by painful dysentery days after they returned to this country . . . the same ailment that laid up Secretary of State Christian A. Herter . . . ana yet the President, .himself, came through the trip without a trace of the annoying ail ment known as "the Inca's re venge" . . . Eisenhower also escaped dysentery on his De cember trip to the Middle East when it felled a number of people in his party . . . Pos sibly because he drinks noth ing but American mineral water during one of these triDs . . . and eating for the most part in palaces, the President benefits from the finest sanitary conditions the host country has to offer . . . Those traveling with him fre quently have to grab food on thp run and whenever avail able they may stick to the purest mineral water or son drink, but this is no protec tion if the glass is dirty. Photographs Requested The President asked Maur is Johnson, talented UPI photographer, to make a spec ial set of color pnotograpns for him at San Carlos de Bari- loche, the fabulous scenic Ar- opntine mountain resort . . . Eisenhower hopes to use the color pictures as guides , for some of his latest painting projects ... A prized presidential sou venir would be one of the nearly completed paintings he rejects as a bad try . . . but the President knows the curi osity and souvenir value of the rough sketches and aban doned oils ... and nobody, but nobody, gets their hands on these canvases . . . The President has an arrangement with his valet, John Moaney ... discarded paintings are turned over to Moaney and he burns them . . . The same thing happens to some of the incredily weird portraits of the President mailed in by ardent amateurs . . . Some of them are so misshapen and distorted that they simply cannot be kept, even as items of curiosity for the Eisenhow er museum in Abilene ... so, they are acknowledged with a polite letter to the artist, and then burned. Important Speech Due Watch for the President's speech June 5 at the Notre Dame University commence ment . . . this will be one of his most important public ut terances just before taking off for Russia where he is due June 10 ... He is expected to use the backdrop of a re ligious school to point up the differences between the West and a part of the world where churches and religion are poorly regarded. Klamath Falls-UPD-Col. Jack M. ' Williams, commander of the 408th Fighter Group at Kingsley Field, said Thursday he will be transferred in July to the post of director of op erations for the Portland Air Defense Sector at Camp Adair. 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