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THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1960 8 B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. '1 SL v '4'- UNDERGROUND SHELTER-Combo show ing the family underground shelter for fall out protection was unveiled in Chicago I Tuesday by Gov. Leo A. Hcegh, director of the office of civil defense mobilization. Installation of the "backyard shelter" var ies, depending on construction conditions, at a cost of 1,105. A waterproofing as phalt material is applied and the entire shelter is then wrapped with a polyethy lene sheet. Installation time is two or three working days. (UPI Tclephoto) Noted Medical Writer Dies Chicago - IUPD - Dr. Herman N.. Bundesen, 78, Chicago health commissioner for 34 years and "family doctor" to millions through his books nd syndicated column, died today of cancer. Bundesen, a native of Ber lin, .Germany, grew up . in Chicago and built a career on his often controversial but in variably successful fight for improved health standards in the polyglot second largest city in the nation. He graduated from North western University in Evan ton in 1009 and served, with a three-year break during the late 1020's, as health commis sioner from 1022 to April of this year. He remained Board of Health president until his death. Bundesen was a widely syn dicated health columnist, was a familiar radio voice and ad vised generations of mothers on baby care through his books and pamphlets. BURGLARS "HIRE" HELP Massapequa, N. Y.-IUPIi-Two burglars who entered a dis count store Wednesday had filled their duffle bags so full of cameras, watches, jewelry and other loot they couldn't lift them, solved the problem in short order.' They found three cleanup men in another part of the store, ordered them to carry the loot to their waiting automobile and fled. Billy Graham Now In Switzerland Bern, Switzerland - IUPH -American evangelist Billy Graham Wednesday night opened his outdoor crusade In Switzerland with a mass meel ing here attended by a crowd of 13,000. Graham, who spoke with the help of an interpreter, conveyed the greetings of American Christians to mem bers of the community who occupied only about 20 per cent of the seals available in the huge Bern Wankdorf stadium. Graham appealed to his au dience to openly proclaim faith in Jesus Christ. Approxi mately 100 faithful answered his call. Council Protests Three-Way Plan For Compensation Astoria - (UPD - The Clatsop County Central Labor council said Wednesday it would pro test a proposed "three-way" workmen's compensation measure when the legislative interim committee on labor management relations meets here Thursday and Friday. Spokesmen for the labor council said they objected to a oroDosal that would allow employees to choose among a : state workmen's compensa tion program, private insur ance, or a non-state program. The council said It objected to the proposed measure be cause injured workers not in cluded in the state program would lose their right of ap peal to the courts. The legislative committee is scheduled to take up work men's compensation during its Thursday session. Discussion of proposals in the field of unfair labor practices is slated for Friday. Following its meetings, the committee will draft its re port to the 1961 legislature. ml vM Mh GALtEHKAMPS W jelLY 1 V BEANS 1 3" frisk "JULY BEAN" M oxford with flexible rlbb.d crap tola, fancy lining and p.edle la. Non-truth nylon velvet In black or lodtn grn, black kid uda, bur-ter-soft glov leather in black, whit or bon, or vi ewer or gry buck. Siit 4 to 10, AA B. mltem OeHemKrne NEW STORE HOURS Open Mondays and Fridays 9:30 a.m. Till 9 p.m. MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER 565 East Jackson - SP 2-7733 Rainy Pattern Spans Nation United Press International Showers and thunderstorms in the Rocky Mountains and north central United States highlighted a rainy pattern to day that extended from the Washington coast to Florida. Rapid City, S. D., reported hail accompanying showers from Colorado's northern Rockies northeast to Alexan dria, Minn. In Montana, rain drenched MJreat Falls and Butte. Aberdeen, S. D., meas ured 1.03 inches In six hours during the night and south ward in Texas, Childress re ceived 2.15 inches In the same period. Other showers fell along the Texas-Oklahoma border and the North Carolina coast. Fog covered much of Wis consin but elsewhere skies were mostly clear with a sim ilar pattern forecast today. At Wichita, Kan., civic offi cials directed clean-up oper ations from a record nine inch downpour during seven hours early Wednesday. Flash floods drove residents from their homes in the hardest-hit north side of town. Emergen cy sanitation measures went into effect when sewers overflowed. Courier Launching Set For October Washington - (Science Serv ice) -The' department of de fense will probably attempt to launch a second Courier satellite in October. The first Courier attempt was wrecked Aug. 18 when its two-stage rocket blew apart. A spokesman for the De partment of Defense said no Courier is planned until at least Oct, 1 and that the sec ond Courier attempt will prob ably be made very soon after that date. He said it is un likely that the present sched ule can be significantly short ened. The Courier to come, like the one that failed, will con tain equipment for relaying voice and teletype signals. In a five-minute pass over a re ceiving station, Courier could send and receive about 340,-. 000 words - about half the number of words in the Bible. MAP PEAR CHANGES Corvallis, Ore. - (Science Service) - Using radioactive "tracers" that map chemical action, Oregon State college researchers here are trying to determine how carbon dioxide given off by pears during storage causes the 'ruit core to turn brown. Radioactive carbon isotopes may be able to trace the carbon dioxide pattern of attack in the fruit. So-called brown core in pears has become a problem in re cent years with the wide spread use of sealed plastic bags for storing pears through the winter. The scaling slows down respiration or oxidation of the fruit and thus prolongs Its life. The big problem is i that the carbon dioxide builds up in the bag. Pear packers have solved the problem, in part, by punching holes in the plastic bags to permit some escape of carbon dioxide, but this shortens storage life of pears by about one month. IKE GETS FAREWELL Washington - IVPD - Presi dent and Mrs. Eisenhower were guests of honor Wednes day night at a Republican "farewell" reception. The af fair was held at the Statler Hilton hotel by Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen. Members of the Eisenhower cabinet also were toasted at the reception, attended by GOP members of the Senate and by Vice President Rich ard M. Nixon. iTJ A V J WWTVT I ' II-. 111.!. 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