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MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1060
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WET-Scenes like this were typical in many parts of inches of rain fell during a 3-hour period.
Wichita, Kansss, . after heavy rains early Wednesday
morning caused flooding of streets. An estimated nine (UPI Telepholo)
Space Authority
Makes Prediction
Portland (UPD A noted
space authority says the Rus
sians may be the first to put
a man into space but that this
country will not be far be
hind. Dr. Wiley Ley, who arrived
here for a visit Wednesday,
said the United States could
shoot a man into space by
1961 or even this year if it
wanted to "cut corners."
He said it probably would
be 10 years after safe re
covery of the first man from
a Mercury capsule before the
first man would land on the
moon.
CHEATS HIMSELF
New York This cheater
cheated himself. Someone
dropped a penny' into a slot in
payment for a five-cent shop
ping bag in a Manhattan de
partment store. An employee,
emptying the coin box, noted
it was a 1914D penny . . .
worth $5 to coin collectors.
TO INVESTIGATE BLASTS
Washington - IUPII - Attor
ney General William P. Rog
ers has announced that FBI
agents will investigate a se
ries of five bombings in mixed
white-Negro neighborhoods in
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Wall Street Chatter
New York - (UPD - James F.
Hughes of Auchincloss, Par
ker and Redpath says there
are ample technical reasons,
based on past experience, for
the market to continue its re
cent recovery.
Within the next week or so
It is possible that the upward
trend could run into an inter
esting technical test if the
breadth index exceeds its
June high without confirma
tion by the industrial aver
age. Hughes believes this could
provide a signal for a techni
cal correction that might last
for several weeks.
However, he adds, with
business holding merely firm
over the next few months, the
market might well do very
much better than it did during
the first half of the year.
Bache and Co. reports that
American Broadcasting-Paramount
and Phillip Morris both
have "exceptional" technical
positions, and expects further
short term gains here. Pea
body Coal appears to be at
tracting a larger following,
Bache adds.
Kenneth Ward of Hayden,
Stone and Co. has a list of
stocks he believes still point
to higher levels including:
Decca Records, Garrett Corp.,
E. J. Korvette, North Ameri
can Aviation, Spiegel, McDon
nell Aircraft, MGM and In
spiration Copper.
While the business picture
is not outstandingly encour
aging, there are enough bull
ish factors present to overbal
ance the seemingly pessimistic
attitude which prevailed
throughout the summer, ac
cording to Thomas and Mc-Kinnon.
Funeral Set For
Former Legislator
The Dalles - (UPD - Funeral
services will be held Saturday
for Curtis Allen Tom, 79,
former legislator and Sher
man county judge, who died
Tuesday.
Survivors include his .wid
ow, Susie A. Tom, Rufus; a
daughter, Catherine E. Tom,
Rufus, and a son, Charles Al
len Tom, Rufus and The
Dalles.
Tom had been a resident of
Rufus since 1882 and was a
well known wheat farmer.
COAL RESERVES
One-fourth the area of
Colorado may be underlain
with coal reserves.
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'Flying Fish' Has
Engine Troubles
Astoria (UPD Engine trou
ble will keep the "Flying
Fish" in port here a while
longer, according to the boat's
owners.
The 65-foot-hydrofoil cruis
er was scheduled to leave port
for Bellingham, Wash., at 9
a.m. today, but a test run late
Wednesday turned up more
engine trouble.
Several earlier departures
were stopped by weather and
minor mechanical difficulties.
The $200,000 craft, designed
for speed passenger service
across Puget Sound from Bel
lingham to Victoria, B. C,
skims the surface of the water
on two pontoon-like foils.
No departure date was list
ed pending further trials and
weather conditions.
Portland Police
Have Busy Night
Portland - (UPD - A series of
accidents including a crash
over a steep embankment and
a 90-mile-per-hou chase gave
Portland police one of their
busiest nights in a long time
Wednesday night and early to
day. The night of accidents end
ed for police at 6 a.m. today
when two youths were found
after they had been pinned
for hours in their wrecked
car at the foot of a 50-foot
cliff.
The injured passenger in
the car, David White, 18,
climbed up the bank to wave
down a truck, then directed
the truck driver to the wreck
age where Martin J. Schneid
erman, 18, was still pinned.
Compounds May Aid
In Treating Tumors
Vienna, Austria (Science
Service) The addition of
small amounts of reserpine
compounds has been found to
enhance the action of anti
folic compounds now used in
the treatment of certain types
of tumors and leukemia.
Dr. Eli D. Goldsmith of
New York university de
scribed successful experiments
on the fruit fly at the lllh
International Entomological
Congress here. Dr. Goldsmith
conducted his experiments at
NYU's College of Dentistry
L where he is professor of his-
loiogy ana coordinator ol re
search. -
Previously reported action
by reserpine against leukemia
and the tumor sarcoma 37 in
the rodent led Dr. Goldsmith
to test it on the fruit fly Dro
sophila melanogaster, used in
studies of heredity.
Using low doses of two re-
and Serpasil, in combination
Iwith anti-folic compound
Aminopterin, Dr. Goldsmith
lowered the percentage of
adult flies that normally
emerge from the larvae.
ACCOUNT UNBALANCED
Memphis, Tenn. - (UPB - City
Commissioner James Moore
received a bank statement
Wednesday showing a balance
of $73,838.87 in his personal
account. Moore aid his rec
ords showed a balance of $1.
DOG RETURNS GREETING
Bournemouth, Eng. -IUPII -Dressed
up as a bear to ad
vertise a local garage, Lionel
Marais, 24, was bitten by a
dog Wednesday when he tried
to frighten the animal by
growling,
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