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Osuego School
Balding Gulfed
Lake Grove Ore.-dTB-Fire
this morning gfitted the two-
story frame administration
cbuilding of the Lake Oswego
q nigh school.
The flames, of undeter
mined origin, were under con-
O trol about 10 minutes after
the alarm was turned in at
-O 5-30. 9 m ftramon pii
TIBe fie roared through
the five-room house that had
bee converted into an office
building, and the major loss
appfered to be in school rec-
5ids,iireman Richard Merritt
said. o
no damage estimate was
aUable.
Merritt said that a recent
bond issue approved by the
residents provides for a new
(ftdministration building along
teitt other school additions.
Ggier school buildings were
not threatened by the fire.
Ill WinTBIows
Do Good lor Auto
Mahwah, N.J. -UPD-It was
an ill wind that blew no good
as far as officials of Ford
Motor Co.'s huge Mahwah
plant ere concerned.
3The plant's one-millionth
c&, filled) with 150 balloons,
was being turned over to Mr.
and Mrs. Donald B. Earle
Gtuesday. Five other balloons
we attached to a set of
keys which were in th'e trunk
of th ihite convertible.
The 150 balloons, each bear
ing a postcard promising the
finder miniature replica of
la milestone Ford, were re
leased. But an unexpected gust
whisked away the five bal
looifc gtached to the Earles'
cau-dceyi,
The wara last seen flying
Cuban Bequests
Argerrtmc Asylum
H a v a 9 (DPD Television
commentator Luis Conte
Aeuert, vowing his unalter-
able opposition te "Commu
nist intrusion" in Cuba,
sought asylum in the Argen
tine Embassy Tuesday night.
Conte, who has been in hid
ing since a Communist mob
barred him from the TV stu
dios? Friday, sent a statement
to newspapers and wire serv
ice bureaus here before flee
ing to the embassy.
He said he felt pity rather
than anger tor the officials
who had assailed, his anti-
Communist stand especially
Premier Fidel Castro's broth-
ft
Raul, who "tried to whip
p the lowest passions against
me.
"I tried V help them, and
they stabbed me in the back;
Conte's statement said. "But
there is a God in heaven, and
history has eyes."
California Man
Arrested in City
Medford police arrested a
self-employed truck driver
yesterday on a charge of lar
ceny of an auto, following his
a'pprehension in a car report
ed stolen from a lot at Skin-ner-Buick-Cadillac,
14S South
Riverside av.
Daniel Louis Minerva, 31,
of Brooklyn, N.Y., was
stopped in the car by a city
police officer about 2:15 ajn.,
at the intersection of Ninth
st. and Central ave., about 15
minutes after the car was re
ported siolen.
H admitted he took the car
from the lot, according to po
lice, and said he did it be
cause he wanted to find some
friends of his. They said he
was cooperative following his
arrest.
Minerva told police he had
driven a truck to Medford
from San Jose, Calif., a week
ao and has been waiting here
for further instructions.
He was lodged in the coun
ty jail.
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Judge To Hear
Chessman Plea
San Rafael, Calif. - (UPD -Superior
Judge Jordan Mart
inelli will hear arguments to
day at 2 p.m. in a new effort
to save Caryl Chessman from
the gas chamber.
The hearing follows an an
nouncement Tuesday night
that preliminary steps have
been completed for an attempt
to save Chessman by taking
his case to the people.
According to Robert Brad
ford, a Monterey,- Calif., writ
er, Secretary of State Frank
Jordan has assigned a title
for a petition to put on the
November ballot an initiative
measure to abolish capital
punishment.
But it would be necessary
that the petition obtain 420,
000 signatures by June 18.
Professional petition passers
doubted that enough money
and volunteers could be found
to get signatures of all those
voters. ' :
Before Judge Martinelli,
Chessman's attorney's will
only argue that their current
demand for a writ of habeas
corpus deserves a full-scale
hearing.
Chessman is scheduled to
die May 2, and such a full-
scale hearing might result in
a stay of his ninth execution
date.
Corinne Calvert
Awarded Divorce
Santa Monica, Calif.-rtJPD-
French-born Actress Corinne
Calvet was awarded a di
vorce Tuesday from actor Jeff
Stone on her testimony that
Stone's conduct was ruining
her health.
"Everybody in town knew
he was leaving me before I
did," said the shapely actress.
She said he screamed at her.
"It made me so nervous I had
to go on what you say . . .
tranquilizers."
Miss Calvet, previously wed
to actor John Bromfield, was
awarded $150 monthly sup
port for her son, Robin Jr.,'
4, and 10 per cent of Stone's
earnings over $20,000 a year.
The couple was married in
1955.
Hearing Scheduled
On Handicapped
Washington - (DPD - A House
education subcommittee said
today it has invited more than
600 persons from nine north
western states to attend hear
ings at Portland, Ore., April
11 and 12 on rehabilitation
and education of handicapped
persons.
About 60 witnesses are ex
pected to testify on the re
gion's most urgent needs in
the field of special education
and rehabilitation. States in
cluded are Oregon, Washing
ton, Alaska, Idaho, Montana,
Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and
New Mexico.
Similar hearings are sched
uled for April 13 and 14 at
Los Angeles.
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Two-Day Strike at
Vandenberg Ended
Vandenberg AFB, Calif.-(DPD-A
two-day strike by 3,000
civilian workers at this oper
ational base ended Tuesday
night, allowing work to re
sume today on Atlas and Ti
tan launching pads. v
Philco Corp., one of the
private contractors employed
by the Air Force here, agreed
to withdraw 24 to 30 workers
the International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers said
were being paid below the
prevailing wage scale.
Philco said talks with the
union had become deadlocked
and the disputed workers
were being withdrawn so vi
tal work on the intercontinen
tal ballistic missile pads could
be continued.
Further talks between the
two parties were scheduled to
iron out the dispute on
whether certain worker classi
fications are subject to a rule
governing wage scales.
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Quotes From the News
By United Press International
Garien, City Kan. Walter Hickock, whose son Richard
Hickock and Perry Edward Smith were sentenced to death
for the slayings of farmer Herbert Clutter, Clutter's wife
and two of their three children:
"My boy never had a chance In this town ... I figured
thai would be the verdict all the time."
Grand Prairie,. Tex. Coy Hubert Herrin, 24, who faces
burglary charges for trying to force open the dog pens
at the Grand Prairie Pound:
"I don't like to see dogs penned up."
Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Doreen Faulkner, stating that
her 5-year-old son learned to read by watching brand names
and written signs on television:
"We never tried to push him toward books. He picked
it all up on his own."
London Laborite member of Parliament Marcus Lip
ton, complaining about the huge, gold-plated eagle that is
to be mounted on the roof of the new U.S. Embassy:-
"The eagle is a fine bird, but I don't see why they should
put a whopping big one up in somebody else's capital."
Try and Stop Me
By BENNETT CERF
ROBERT Q. LEWIS is responsible for the story of the
woman who inarched into a poultry shop to complain,
"That chicken you sold me yesterday had no wishbone." The
poultryman was equal to
the occasion.
"Madam," he declared,
"the chickens I sell are
so happy, they have
nothing to wish for."
Lorrain IVEssen owns a
beautiful white Uama
named Uinda. Llinda. is
not only housebroken, but
is convinced she is a human
being. She has the run of
Miss D'Essen's house in
lower Manhattan, and
makes the most of it.
Lhnda was lording' it over
one gathering there,
resplendent in a jeweled neckpiece, when one of the testy human
guests took umbrage.
"We an know Llinda's beauty," he sneered, "but does she have
to walk around as though she holds the mortgage on the house?"
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African Police
Seize Leaders
Johannesburg, South Africa
OjPD Police seized at least
100 opposition political lead
ers, including some whites,
today in raids aimed at crack
ing resistance to the South
African government's segrega
tion policies.
fculu Chief Albert Luthuli,
president of the South Afri
can branch of the African Na
tion Congress (ANC) was
among those taken into cus
tody in the raids here and in
Pretoria.
The raids were the biggest
crackdown on political opposi
tion leaders since the so-called
"treason" arrests of 156 per
sons in December, 1956.
Arrested with Luthuli was
John Brink, chairman of the
Pretoria, branch of the Lib
eral Party, which has repre
sentatives in Parliament and
which hitherto had been im
mune from such police crack
downs. A white minister, the Rev.
Mark Nye, was arrested as he
went to the police station to
arrange an attorney for Luth
uli, who was supposed to be
ment to his farm in Natal
serving five year's banish
state. Washington Picks
Site for Prison
Olympia, Wash.-(UPD-A 500-
acre tract four miles north
west of Shelton was selected
bv the state Tuesday as th
site of a proposed $8,500,000
medium-security prison.
The site, to be donated by
the City of Shelton, was chos
en by Garrett Heyns, direc
tor of institutions, from a list
of 29 bidders.
The 1959 State Legislature
authorized the prison and di
rected Heyns to select a site
and develop plans for con
struction. A start on the proj
ect is contingent upon the
willingness of the 1961 Legis
lature to provide funds. .
The proposed prison would
employ 150 and 175 workers
and have an annual payroll
of about $1 million, officials
estimated.
HICHOUSKIUE. JESSA HUE C0UITY. It
NASSER GREETED President Gamel Abdel Nasser, left, of
the United Arab Republic, is greeted by Indian Prince Min
ister Jawaharlal Nehru at the presidential palace in New
Delhi. According to official sources, the two leaders dis
cussed world affairs and "matters of mutual interest" dur
ing a two-hour talk. . (UPI Radiotelephoto)
QUADS HAVE BIRTHDAY The Zark-f quadruplets, first
quads to be born in New York City since the turn of the
century, celebrate their joint 16th birthdays, with music at
their home. From left to right, they are Ellen, Elaine, Isadora
and Bennett, who's plucking the strings. (UPI Telephoto)
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Fort Worth, Tex.-dJPD-A lo
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to its pharmacy department
with a sign on the Fort Worth
Jackboro Highway which
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