FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1960
?arls Embargo
hreatens Cuba
ugar Grinding
. Havana - rtipn a tt.j
lates embargo on spare ma
mnery parts will cause trou
)le during the forthcoming
- snuuiHg season, ac
cording to reports from Cuban
provinces.
- The grinding start in t
uary and already the mills
nave run out of replacement
gaskets for heavy duty com
pressors. Hardwood rings are
being fashioned for makeshift
suusiuuies.
Rings Saboiaa.d
The same type of gaskets
are being used in compressors
at the Texaco oil refinery in
unimoBu, wmcn tne govern
ment now operates, ann
ers are reported sabotaging
the rings by picking wood
with defects.
Similar sabota
can be expected in the sugar
muis.
Government engineers at
the expropriated Esso rfin.
ery are reported having dif-
ucuiues witn the catalyst.
This is an acrnt iicot fni
transforming one petroleum
proauci into another.
Russian Catalyst Used
. Formerly the catalyst was
sent back to the U.S. pro
ducer for reactivation after
it had been used. Since the
U.S. embargo on shipment of
most material to Cuba, a Rus
sian catalyst has been used.
Oil sources say the Russian
catalyst contains an excess of
impurity and is giving poor
results. Soviet technicians are
reported trying to solve the
problems.
Severe Effect Seen
The lack of machinery
parts could have a severe ef
fect on Cuba. The national
economy depends in a large
degree on the amount of
sugar sold overseas.
With the U.S. market cur
tailed, Fidel Castro's revolu
tionary regime is seeking
other outlets. If it gets them
and then cannot produce
enough to meet commitments
this would severely cramp ef
forts to build up foreign con
fidence in the regime.
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Salem - ItJPB - Bill Rogers,
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Operating Poorly
Washington -tUPII- The trouble-plagued
Tiros II storm
spotting satellite circled the
earth Thursday transmitting
photos of weather patterns.
But one of its two TV cam
eras was operating poorly.
The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration said
the larger of the television
cameras aboard the 280-pound
drum-shaped satellite was giv
ing a "poor performance." The
satellite is "generally operat
ing well," however, NASA
said.
It said wide-angle photos
taken by the larger camera
"are not of the same good
quality received from Tiros
I," sent Into orbit last April
1. Tiros I took nearly 23,000
cloud cover pictures.
The space agency said sci
entists were investigating the
trouble in the wide-angle cam
era and hoped to have an ex
planation in a day or so.
Pictures from the narrow
angle camera are "of gener
ally good quality," NASA
said.
Tiros II was launched into
orbit from Cape Canaveral,
Fla., Wednesday. It is circling
the earth once every 98.2
minutes at a height ranging
from 408 to 431 miles.
LOAN APPROVED
Salem -UIPll- Public Utility
Commissioner Jonol C. Hill
has approved a $176,000 loan
sought by the Blue Mountain
Telephone Co. for expansion
of facilities.
Five Traffic Crashes
Reported in Medford
Five traffic accidents, one
of them involving four cars,
were reported to Medford city
police Wednesday. None of
the accidents resulted in any
reported injuries.
The four , car smashup oc
curred about 2:20 p.m. during
heavy rain In front of Med
ford High school on Monroe
st. Police said a car operated
by Ronald Warren Myers, 17,
of 1101 Woodrow lane, hit the
rear of one car and knocked
it into two other cars in front
of it.
Police cited Myers for vio-
James Boyd Named
Editor of Emerald
Eugene - James Boyd, for
merly of Medford, was named
editor of the Oregon Daily
Emerald, student newspaper
at the University of Oregon,
at a meeting Nov. 22 of the
Student-Faculty Publications
board. He assumes his new du
ties next winter term.
Boyd, a senior majoring in
journalism, is the present
managing editor. He announc
ed that no staff positions
would be filled until next
week.
Boyd is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Boyd, formerly of
Medford. He is a member of
Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
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lation of the basic rule even
though he was going only 20
miles per hour in a 25 mile
per hour zone. They charged
him with not having his ve
hicle under control.
Rang of Damage
Damage to the four vehi
cles ranged from minor to
considerable, police said. The
drivers of the other three ve
hicles were Helen Douglas
McCollom, 1425 South Whit
man ave; George Michael
Monroe, 17, of 445 Old Stage
rd.; and David Roy Caldwel,
of 800 Wabash ave., Medford.
In another accident, police
cited Emma Hanby, 40, Hood
River for an improper left
turn after a vehicle she was
operating turned in front of a
car operated by Wayne Henry
Vinson, 30, Ashland, about
1:55 p.m., on Central ave. at
Eighth st.
Heavy damage was done to
a vehicle operated by Thomas
Edward Barry, 18, of 1916
Military rd., after it collided
with, a car operated by Flor
ence Arden Antony, 54, of
401 South Modoc ave., accord
ing to city police. The acci
dent occurred about 3:27 p.m.
at the intersection of Eighth
st. and Riverside ave. No cita
tions were issued.
Police cited Everett Rolland
Christian, 43, of 340 Mae St.,
for failure to yield the right
of way after his vehicle col
lided with a car operated by
LeRoy Clive House, 71, of
215 North Ivy St., in front of
Christian's residence at 1:50
p.m. Wednesday.
A fifth accident occurred
when a car operated by Rob
ert William Warne, 16, of 31
North Orange st., rounded a
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corner on Oak it. and struck;
a parked car about 8:06 a.m.
Police cited Warne for viola
tion of the basic rule,
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THREE LOVES OF MARILYN Marilyn tory, top inset. In 1954 Miss Monroe mar
Monroe, nee Norma Jean Baker, was 16 ried Joe DeMaggio, center, Yankee baseball
years old when she married for the first star. And In 1956 she wed Pulitzer Prize
time. The man was James Dougherty, 21, winning playwright Arthur Miller, bottom,
who was then working in an aircraft fac- (UPI Telephoto)
Marilyn Monroe, at Peak of
Fame, Has Desire Unfulfilled
Editor's note: Ahis Is the third
tnd last In a three-part serin on
Marilyn Monroe s quest lor love.
By ROBERT LILES
United Press International
Marilyn Monroe was the
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hottest property in Hollywood
by the mid-1950s. Audiences
around the world couldn't
see enough of her and what
they did see set off a pande
monium of whistles and hoots,
She had achieved her am
bition to be a great movie
star, a burning desire spawn
ed in the run-down Los An
geles neighborhood in which
she was born close by the film
studios.
Still, she was not fulfilled
An early marriage to James
Dougherty, the boy next door.
and a nine-month match with
baseball star Joe Dimaggio
had not satisfied her crave
for real love, a home-and for
children.
Higher Plum Sought
The beautiful and alluring
Marilyn Monroe, who grew
up as Norma Jean Baker
through 12 foster homes and
one orphanage, had made it
in the movies. Now she was
stretching out to pluck a plum
higher on the tree.
Her first brush with intel
lectual life had been through
reading, and as a student at
the actors' lab in Hollywood
where the theory of acting
based on the Stanislavski
method was taught.
She had forced 20th-cen
tury Fox to make a deal with
Marilyn Monroe productions
which guaranteed to her fabu
lous salaries and the right to
make independent produc
tions. Sought Foremost Actor
She sought the foremost
actor of the British stage and
screen, Sir Laurence Olivier,
to co-star in a movie called
"The Prince and the Showgirl."
She also married playwright
Arthur Miller in 1958 in a
highly touted wedding chase
through New York and Con
necticut. It was billed as the
marriage of "beauty and
brains."
The romance with Miller
had been a carefully kept
secret for some time before
the marriage. They went to
parties separately to meet cas
ually in a group. Miller di
vorced his first wife, by whom
he had two children, so he
could marry Marilyn. She be
came converted to Judiaism
and said she felt like a daugh
ter to Miller's father and
mother.
Another Blow
During their four-year mar
riage she tried to have chil
dren, but three times she suf
fered a miscarriage. This was
another blow to the girl who
had become the goddess of
love and who by all rights
should have had all that she
ever dreamed.
Marilyn Monroe's ambition
seemed boundless, but her
temperament had begun to be
noticed by directors and oth
ers on sets and off. She was
always late, sometimes as
much as 24 hours for an ap
pointment. She would soak in the bath
tub for hours and let the time
slip by. And the movie star
known as Marilyn Monroe
would never leave her mirrir
until she felt she had achieved
just the right look. This some
times took hours.
Survived Critical Brickbats
Still, her personal quirks
could not dim her popularity.
The movie with Sir Laurence
released in 1957, was not the
best she had made, but she
survived critical- brickbats,
Just to see Marilyn Monroe
was enough.
The Millers' married life
began with a prediction that
this, finally, was the love
Marilyn had been looking for.
ane compared the lanky Mil
ler to Lincoln, whose picture
she had kept on her wall as
a girl.
Miller even agreed to halt
his work on a play to write
a movie script for his wife.
It was based on his play "The
MISllls."
Miller also introduced her
to his circle of New York
friends and she took acting
classes at the actors' studio,
whore the "method" had been
imparted to such stars as Mar
lon Brando, James Dean, Kem
Stanley and Shelley Winters,
sne was congratulated on
her acting ability and was
beginning to feel she no long
er naa to rely just on allur
ing poses to be famous.
The Millers left the New
York scene in 1958 for Holly
wood. There she was to make
movie with French actor
Yves Montand called "Let's
Make Love" before doine
me Misms."
Interest in Image
Miller fretted in the tinsel
vineyards of Hollywood. He
complained that movie mak
ers were not interested in
words-just the image."
But this was Marilyns
home. Crowds followed her
and the admiration was everywhere.
Miller fretted about this
too.
And there was the conti
nental charm of Yves Mon
tand. It seemed to some to be
particularly directed towards
Marilyn.
Montand, rough guy of Mar
seilles, was married to Si
mone Signoret, Oscar-winning
French actress. She was in
Hollywood with him, but still
the sparks flew. So did the
rumors.
Coolness Grows
A coolness grew between
Miller and his glamorous
wife. Then Montand left for
France and he and his wife
patched things up. The Mil
lers finished "The Misfits
and returned to New York,
separately.
Miss Monroe made a brief
announcement recently that
they had separated and she
would seek a divorce. Then
she went into hldding. Miller
disappeared through it all.
Once again-either as Nor
ma Jean Baker or Marilyn
Monroe-the sexy blonde with
the tragic childhood but the
world of a movie queen had
failed to grasp firmly the
golden ring on the marriage
merry-go-round.
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